EOS Command Line Interface.book - NoaNet

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Optical Networking 

Fiber Service Platform 150CCf-825 

(FSP 150CC) 

FSP 150CCf-825 Release 1.2 

Etherjack OS (EOS) Command 

Line Interface Handbook 

840-00029-02 Rev 1.0 November 2007

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Table of Contents 

Chapter 1 Introduction - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-1 

1.1 How This Document is Organized - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-1 

1.2 Accessing the Command Line Interface - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-2 

1.3 Understanding Command Line Interface Hierarchy - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-2 

1.4 Syntax Conventions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-6 

1.5 Command Help - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-6 

1.6 Saving Configuration Changes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-7 

1.7 Entity Naming Conventions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-7 

1.8 Product Release Level Supported by This Document Release - - - - - - 1-8 

1.9 New Commands Provided in This Release - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-8 

1.10 Commands Removed in This Release - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-10 

1.11 Commands Listed in Alphabetical Order - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-10 

Chapter 2 EOS General Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-1 

2.1 Overview - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-1 

2.2 Show Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-1 

show arp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-5 

show bridge-table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-6 

show cfm-config-errors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-7 

show cfm system - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-8 

show clock - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-9 

show conditions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-10 

show cosmap - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-11 

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show cpd-filters - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-12 

show database - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-13 

show database copy - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-14 

show defmdl - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-15 

show diag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-16 

show distribution - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-18 

show ecpa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-20 

show ecpa firstfrm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-22 

show ecpa stream - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-24 

show ecpa streams - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-26 

show flow - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-27 

show flow $flow cpd-filters - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-30 

show flow $flow stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-31 

show flow $flow thresholds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-33 

show flows - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-34 

show interface - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-36 

show interface $interface almattr - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-40 

show interface $interface cpd-filters - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-41 

show interface $interface efm-oam - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-42 

show interface $interface stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-44 

show interface $interface test diag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-46 

show interface $interface thresholds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-48 

show ip - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-49 

show ip access-list system - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-50 

show ip routes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-51 

show lag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-52 

show lagport lag-port-n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-54 

show ma - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-56 

show md - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-57 

show mep - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-58 

show mep $mep almattr - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-60 

show mips - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-61 

show mgmttnl - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-62 

show policer $policer stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-64 

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show policer $policer thresholds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-66 

show power-supply - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-67 

show probe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-68 

show probe $probe distribution - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-70 

show probe $probe stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-73 

show probe $probe thresholds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-75 

show proxyarp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-76 

show queue $queue stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-77 

show queue $queue thresholds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-79 

show reflector - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-80 

show remote-authentication - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-82 

show remote-authentication server - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-83 

show running-config - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-85 

show running-config interface - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-94 

show sched esa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-99 

show sched esa activity - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-101 

show sched ping - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-103 

show snmp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-104 

show snmp v3user - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-106 

show snmp vacmgroups - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-108 

show sntpclient - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-109 

show software - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-110 

show software copy - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-111 

show software mirror - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-112 

show software upgrade - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-113 

show stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-115 

show syslog - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-119 

show system - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-121 

show system almattr - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-123 

show system cpd-filters - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-124 

show system custom-cpd-filter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-126 

show system private-key-md5 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-127 

show system security-banner - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-128 

show test ecpa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-129 

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show test ecpa firstfrm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-131 

show this - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-133 

show thresholds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-135 

show user - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-137 

show vlan-table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-139 

2.3 General Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-140 

database backup - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-141 

database clear - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-143 

database copy ftp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-145 

database restore - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-147 

database save - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-149 

exit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-151 

help - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-152 

help condtypes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-153 

help disttypes probe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-154 

help montypes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-156 

home - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-158 

logout - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-159 

ping - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-160 

quit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-161 

reboot - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-162 

software copy ftp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-164 

software mirror - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-166 

software upgrade - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-168 

software validate - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-171 

tracert - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-172 

user password - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-173 

2.4 Configure System and User Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-174 

access-level - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-176 

access-list system - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-177 

add user - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-178 

almattr - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-180 

autolog flush - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-182 

clock set - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-183 

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clock timezone - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-184 

comment - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-187 

contact - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-188 

gui-login-timeout - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-190 

ip-address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-191 

ip-gateway - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-194 

jumbo-frame - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-195 

location - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-197 

no access-list system - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-199 

no sntpclient server - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-200 

no syslogclient server - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-201 

no user - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-202 

password - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-203 

proxyarp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-204 

security-banner - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-206 

serial - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-207 

snmp-dying-gasp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-209 

sntpclient mode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-212 

sntpclient server - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-215 

syslogclient server - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-216 

sysname - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-217 

telnet - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-218 

validation-timer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-220 

web - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-223 

2.5 Configure Communications Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-225 

add arp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-226 

add ip route - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-227 

arp cache flush - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-228 

no arp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-230 

no ip route - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-231 

2.6 Configure Management Tunnel Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-232 

encapsulation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-233 

mode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-235 

tunnel-stag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-237 

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tunnel-stag-vid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-239 

tunnel-vid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-241 

2.7 Configure SNMP Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-243 

access-level - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-244 

add v3user - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-246 

auth-password - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-248 

auth-protocol - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-249 

communityname - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-251 

no communityname - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-253 

no traphost - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-255 

no v3user - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-257 

traphost - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-259 

2.8 Configure Remote Authentication Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-261 

authprotocol - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-262 

authtype - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-263 

nas-ip-address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-264 

port - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-265 

priority - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-267 

retries - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-269 

secret - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-271 

timeout - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-273 

2.9 Configure Scheduled Ping Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-275 

frequency - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-276 

no pingaddr-n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-278 

pingaddr-n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-279 

severity - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-281 

threshold - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-283 

2.10 Configure Link Aggregation Group Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-285 

actor-lacp-activity - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-286 

actor-lacp-control - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-288 

actor-lacp-timeout - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-290 

actor-portprio - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-292 

actor-sysprio - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-294 

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lag-control - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-302 

lagname - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-304 

linkstatus-trap - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-306 

no lag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-308 

partner-adminkey - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-309 

partner-adminport - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-311 

partner-adminportprio - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-313 

partner-adminsysid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-315 

partner-adminsysprio - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-317 

partner-lacp-activity - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-319 

partner-lacp-timeout - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-321 

Chapter 3 EOS Ethernet Service Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-1 

3.1 Overview - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-1 

accept - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-4 

add ce-vlan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-6 

add flow - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-8 

add policer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-12 

add queue - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-15 

adminstate - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-17 

assignstate - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-20 

bridge-action - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-21 

bridge-aging-time - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-23 

bridge-table-size - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-25 

clear policer $policer stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-27 

clear queue $queue stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-28 

clear stats - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-29 

cos-mode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-32 

cpd-filter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-35 

cpd-filter custom - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-37 

circuit-name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-39 

ctag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-41 

ctag-ethertype - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-43 

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dhcp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-47 

ed-cosmap - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-49 

egress-buffersize - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-52 

egress-cbs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-54 

egress-cir - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-56 

egress-ebs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-58 

egress-eir - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-60 

egress-limiting - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-63 

egress-pop-vid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-65 

ether-type - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-67 

evc-mode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-68 

flowcontrol - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-71 

flush bridge-table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-73 

ingress-buffersize - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-74 

ingress-cbs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-76 

ingress-cir - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-78 

ingress-ebs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-81 

ingress-eir - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-83 

ingress-push-pvid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-86 

ip access-group system in - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-88 

local-link-id - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-90 

mac - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-92 

media - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-93 

no ce-vlan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-95 

no cpd-filter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-97 

no flow - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-99 

no ip access-group system in - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-100 

no policer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-102 

no propagate-fault - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-104 

no queue - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-106 

no remote-link-ids - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-108 

policer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-109 

portmode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-112 

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prio-vlan-id - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-116 

propagate-fault - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-118 

qq-ethertype - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-121 

queue - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-123 

remote-link-ids - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-125 

ripv2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-127 

speed - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-129 

stag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-131 

stag-ethertype - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-133 

sub-type - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-135 

tagged-frame - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-136 

threshold - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-138 

trunking - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-140 

untagged-frame - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-142 

untagged-traffic - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-144 

Chapter 4 EOS Etherjack Testing Commands- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-1 

4.1 Overview - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-1 

4.2 Common Testing Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-1 

priority - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-2 

vlanprio - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-5 

4.3 Loopback Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-9 

loopback-port - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-10 

loopback-port-timed - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-12 

loopback swap-address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-14 

loopback-vlan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-16 

no loopback-port - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-18 

no loopback-vlan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-19 

no loopback-vlan outer-tag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-21 

4.4 Etherjack Diagnostic Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-22 

cable-point-n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-23 

diag - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-26 

no cable-point-n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-28 

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4.5 Configure ECPA Stream Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-30 

destmac - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-31 

frame-size - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-33 

frame-type - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-35 

include-in-test - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-37 

ip-version - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-39 

payload - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-41 

priority - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-43 

rate - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-45 

vlan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-47 

4.6 ECPA Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-49 

ecpa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-50 

stop ecpa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-52 

4.7 ESA Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-54 

add activity - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-55 

add probe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-58 

add reflector - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-61 

clear distribution - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-63 

cosmap-mode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-65 

dead-interval - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-67 

disthist-bins - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-69 

disthist-interval - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-71 

distribution - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-73 

history-bins - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-76 

history-interval - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-78 

no activity - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-80 

no probe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-82 

no reflector - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-84 

packet-interval - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-86 

packet-size - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-88 

packets-per-sample - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-90 

response-timeout - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-92 

state - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-94 

svc-type - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-96 

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threshold - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-98 

vlanid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-100 

4.8 CFM Commands - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-102 

add ma - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-104 

add md - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-106 

add mep - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-108 

add mep-id - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-111 

add vlan-entry - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-113 

adminState - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-114 

ccm-interval - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-116 

cfm-ethertype - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-118 

cfm-portn-buffersize - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-120 

cfm-portn-cbs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-122 

cfm-portn-cir - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-124 

cfm-portn-ebs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-126 

cfm-portn-eir - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-128 

cfm-service-buffersize - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-130 

cfm-service-cbs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-132 

cfm-service-cir - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-134 

cfm-service-ebs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-136 

cfm-service-eir - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-138 

generate-ccm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-140 

linktrace - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-142 

loopback - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-145 

lowest-alarmprio - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-148 

md-level - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-150 

mhf-creation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-152 

multicast-mac - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-154 

no ma - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-156 

no md - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-158 

no mep - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-159 

no mep-id - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-161 

no vlan-entry - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-163 

primary-vid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-164 

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List of Tables 

Table 1-1 User Authorization Levels - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-2 

Table 1-2 EOS CLI Command Level Summary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-3 

Table 1-3 Equipment / Interface Naming Conventions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-7 

Table 1-4 Entity Identifier Naming Conventions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-7 

Table 1-5 New Commands in This Release - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-8 

Table 1-6 Commands Listed in Alphabetical Order - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-10 

Table 2-4 Time Zone Options - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-184 

Table 2-11 Configure LAG Command Summary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-285 

Table 3-2 DSCP Default COS Mapping Table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-32 

Table 3-3 8021P Default COS Mapping Table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-33 

Table 3-4 TOS Default COS Mapping Table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-33 

Table 3-5 8021P Default COS Mapping Table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-50 

Table 3-6 DSCP Default COS Mapping Table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-50 

Table 3-7 TOS Default COS Mapping Table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3-50 

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Chapter 1 Introduction 

1.1 How This Document is Organized 

This document is primarily organized by CLI functionality. All commands associated with a given function are 

grouped together for those who are not familiar with the FSP 150CCf-825. All commands are also listed in 

alphabetical order in this Chapter. 

Chapter 1 contains the following CLI overview information: 

• Information on how to access the CLI interface, describing the CLI hierarchy, syntax conventions, command 

help, saving configuration changes, and entity naming conventions. 

• New Commands Provided in This Release 

• Commands Listed in Alphabetical Order 

Chapter 2 contains the following general and system commands: 

• Show Commands 

• General Commands 

• Configure System and User Commands 

• Configure Communications Commands 

• Configure Management Tunnel Commands 

• Configure SNMP Commands 

• Configure Remote Authentication Commands 

• Configure Scheduled Ping Commands 

• Configure Link Aggregation Group Commands 

Chapter 3 contains EOS Ethernet Service Commands. 

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Chapter 4 contains the following commands associated with Etherjack Testing: 

• Common Testing Commands 

• Loopback Commands 

• Etherjack Diagnostic Commands 

• Configure ECPA Stream Commands 

• ECPA Commands 

• ESA Commands 

• CFM Commands 

1.2 Accessing the Command Line Interface 

The ADVA EOS CLI is a hierarchically structured language. The EOS CLI is available on the local serial 

management port as well as via telnet and Secure Shell (SSH) login. Telnet and SSH login can be accessed via 

the local Management LAN interface as well as remotely, via management tunnels on the WAN and/or LAN 

interfaces. 

1.3 Understanding Command Line Interface Hierarchy 

This section explains the command prompts provided at each level of the hierarchy. Commands available to you 

will vary at any given point in the hierarchy. At any time, you may enter a “” to obtain a list of commands which are 

valid at the current level of the hierarchy. There are some commands which remain available at all levels in the 

command hierarchy. 

User authorization level also determines which commands are available. There are four user authorization levels 

described in Table 1-1. Depending on the level of user you may or may not be able to execute all commands 

available at any given level of the hierarchy. Some commands may be restricted at your user level which prevent 

you from accessing some of the lower levels of the command hierarchy. 

Table 1-1 User Authorization Levels 

User Level 

Superuser 

Provisioning 

Maintenance 

Retrieve 

Description 

Has access to all commands, including user administration commands. 

Has access to all commands with the exception of other user 

administration options. 

Has access to a limited set of commands which support maintenance 

actions, such as testing, loopbacks, diagnostics. 

Has access to retrieve-only type commands for displaying configuration 

settings and performance data. 

At initial login, you are placed in the outer-most level of the hierarchy referred to as the “default” level. The 

“configuration” level provides access to system provisioning commands and to various levels of configuration 

settings for ports, interfaces and service definitions. 

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Table 1-2 summarizes the various levels of the command structure and illustrates the prompts provided by the 

system at each level. The table also describes how to enter and exit each command level. To go to the Main Level 

from a given command level, enter exit or home. 

See Figure 1-1 for a summary of the CLI command levels in graphical form. 

Table 1-2 EOS CLI Command Level Summary 

Command Level Prompt Enter from Top Level 

Main (Top) --> Login or home to top level 

Configure CFM config:cfm--> configure cfm 

Configure 

Communications 

Configure CPD Filter 

Custom 

Configure Default MD 

(System) Level 

config:comm--> 

config:cpd--> 

config:defmdl--> 

configure communications 

configure system, then 

cpd-filter custom 

configure cfm, then 

configure defmd-level 

Configure Default MD config:defmd--> configure cfm, then 

configure defmd-level, then 

defmd defmdid 

Configure ESA config:esa--> configure esa 

Configure Flow config:flow--> configure interface, then 

Configure Interface config:if(ifname)--> configure interface 

Configure LAGs config:lags--> configure protection-groups, then 

Configure LAG 

Aggregator 

config:lag--> 

flow 

configure lags 

configure protection-groups, then 

configure lags, then 

lag lag-1 

Configure LAG Port config:lag_port--> configure protection-groups, then 

Configure Management 

Tunnel 

config:mgmttnl(ifname)--> 

configure lags, then 

lag lag-1, then 

port 

configure mgmttnl 

Configure MA config:ma--> configure cfm, then 

md, then 

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Table 1-2 EOS CLI Command Level Summary (Continued) 

Command Level Prompt Enter from Top Level 

Configure MD config:md--> configure cfm, then 

Configure MEP config:mep--> configure cfm, then 

md 

md, then 

ma, then 

Configure Power-Supply config:power-supply (psu-n)--> configure power-supply 

Configure Probe config:probe--> configure esa, then 

Configure Protection 

Groups 

config:pg--> 

mep 

probe 

configure protection-groups 

Configure Reflector config:reflector--> configure esa, then 

Configure Remote 

Authentication 

Configure Remote 

Authentication Server 

Configure Scheduled 

ESA 


ESA Activity 


Ping 

config:rem-auth--> 

config:rem-auth-svr--> 

config:schedesa--> 

config:activity--> 

config:schedping--> 

reflector 

configure remote-authentication 

configure remote-authentication, then 

server 

configure sched esa 

configure sched esa, then 

activity 

configure sched ping 

Configure SNMP config:snmp--> configure snmp 

Configure Stream config:stream--> configure ecpa stream 

Configure System config:sys--> configure system 

Test Interface test:if(ifname)--> test interface 

Test LAG Port test:lag_port--> test lag port 

Configure User config:sys:user--> configure system, then 

Configure V3User config:snmp:v3user--> configure snmp, then 

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Figure 1-1 EOS CLI Command Level Hierarchy 

md 

defmdl 

vlan-entry 

ma 

defmd 

mep 

MAIN 

configure cfm 

configure communications 

configure ecpa stream 

configure esa 

configure interface 

probe 

reflector 

flow 

configure mgmttnl 

configure power-supply 

configure protection-groups 


configure sched esa 


configure snmp 

configure system 

test interface 

test lag port 

configure lags 

lag 

server 

activity 

port 

v3user 


user 






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1.4 Syntax Conventions 

Throughout this manual, the following command syntax conventions are employed: 

• Commands and command keywords are shown in bold text. 

• Arguments for which you supply values are shown in italic font. 

• Mandatory arguments may appear by themselves, with no surrounding punctuation. 

• Optional arguments are denoted by square brackets “[.....]”. 

• Arguments which require you to select from a list of options are enclosed in braces “{.....}” with a vertical 

bar. “|” separating the choices. Unless the entire argument is enclosed in square brackets “[.....]”, you 

must select one of the entries. 

• Arguments contained within braces (separated by vertical bars) within square brackets “[{...|...|... }]” 

means that the selection is optional. Normally, a default value is specified in the command description. 

• Command examples use the following conventions: 

• Terminal session output and command examples are displayed in “Courier New” font. 

• Command information or control keys that you enter is in shown in bold font. 

• Non-printing information, such as passwords or tabs, are in displayed within angle brackets, “”. 

1.5 Command Help 

You can obtain help on available commands and help with specific command parameters and syntax by using the 

question mark . Entering a question mark at any level of the CLI prompt displays a list of commands available for 

your authorization level. 

You can get help on keywords and command arguments by using the context-sensitive help features described 

below. Entering help at any command level will also provide an abbreviated description of the following command 

help options. 

Prefix matching of commands is supported. For example, typing co sys is equivalent to typing configure system. 

Command expansion is supported with the key. For example, typing con followed by the key yields 

configure. 

Typing at the top-level prompt will display a list of the command groups available. Typing a command followed by 

a space and then will show the subcommands within that command group 

Typing halfway through a word shows all valid completions of that prefix. For example, typing lo followed by at 

the config:sys--> prompt, yields the two valid commands, location and logout which may be executed at that 

prompt. 

Typing after a word shows the list of valid keywords that can follow it. For example, typing syslogclient followed 

by space and yields: server 

Configure the syslog server. 

Command history is supported with the use of the UP and DOWN arrow keys. Typing the UP and DOWN cursor 

keys scrolls backward and forward through the command history. 

Command editing is supported via the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys. CTRL+A and CTRL+E move the cursor to the 

beginning and end of the command line, respectively. 

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1.6 Saving Configuration Changes 

Whenever changes are made to the configuration of a device, those changes are applied to the dynamic database 

which is stored in volatile memory. Should the unit lose power or undergo a reboot operation, the configuration 

changes will be lost. To save the configuration changes and preserve them over reboot or power loss, you must 

issue the database save command. This command copies the volatile configuration data to a non-volatile memory 

in the device whose contents will survive power loss and reboot. 

The system provides a warning in the form of an active alarm whenever unsaved configuration changes exist on 

the system. From the CLI, you can query the state of configuration changes using the show system command. 

If the unsaved config flag is true, as indicated by the output line of the show system command: 

Unsaved Config Data: True 

then there are unsaved configuration changes which need to be saved with the database save command. 

1.7 Entity Naming Conventions 

Refer to Table 1-3 for a list of the Equipment/interface naming conventions and the associated media type, where 

applicable. Refer to Table 1-4 for entity identifier naming conventions. 

Table 1-3 Equipment / Interface Naming Conventions 

Interface Name Media Type Description 

e100-lan-1 

e100-lan-2 

e100-lan-3 

e100-lan-4 

Copper 

E100 LAN Interface 

e1000-lan-5 Copper/Fiber E1000 LAN 5 Interface 

e1000-wan-1 

e1000-wan-2 

Copper/Fiber 

E1000 WAN Interface 

mgmt-lan N/A Management LAN Interface 

psu-1 

psu-2 

N/A 

Power Supply Unit 

Table 1-4 Entity Identifier Naming Conventions 

Entity Format Example Range / Maximum No. of Entities Allowed 

Default MD defmd-defmdid Valid defmdid range is 0 to 7. 

Flow fid-port-flowid fid-1-3 

Up to 400 flows can be created for the system (1 to 400). 

Each of the four 10/100 Ethernet Client interfaces can 

support a maximum of 100 flows. The LAN-5 1 Gb 

Ethernet Client interface can support a maximum of 400 

flows. Every assigned LAN port will reduce the maximum 

number of available flows by 1. 

LAG 

Aggregator 

lag-lagid lag-1 The only valid entity identifier is lag-1. 

LAG Port lag-port-portid lag-port-1 Valid entity identifiers are lag-port-1 or lag-port-2. 






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Table 1-4 Entity Identifier Naming Conventions (Continued) 

Entity Format Example Range / Maximum No. of Entities Allowed 

MA ma-mdid-maid ma-1-1 Valid maid range is 1 to 100. 

MD md-mdid md-1 Valid mdid range is md-1 to md-100 

MEP mep-mdid-maid-mepid mep-1-1-1 Valid mepid range is 1 to 8191. 

Policer pol-port-flowid-policerid pol-1-3-0 Valid policerid range is 0 to 7. 

Queue que-port-flowid-queueid que-1-3-0 Valid queueid range is 0 to 7. 

1.8 Product Release Level Supported by This Document Release 

This version of the Etherjack OS Command Line Interface is applicable to FSP 150CCf-825 software release 1.2. 

1.9 New Commands Provided in This Release 

Table 1-5 summarizes the new commands and existing commands that support new features/entities provided in 

this release. 

Command 

Table 1-5 New Commands in This Release 

User 

Authorization 

Level 

Description 

actor-lacp-activity Provisioning Edit Link Aggregation Group (LAG) port actor Link Aggregation 

Control Protocol (LACP) activity. 

actor-lacp-control Provisioning Edit LAG port actor LACP control. 

actor-lacp-timeout Provisioning Edit LAG port actor LACP timeout. 

actor-portprio Provisioning Edit LAG port actor port priority. 

actor-sysprio 

Edit LAG actor system priority. 

Provisioning 

Edit LAG port actor system priority. 

add lag Provisioning Create a LAG. 

add vlan-entry Provisioning Add an entry in the CFM Vlan table 

adminState Provisioning Set MEP administrative state 

cfm-portn-buffersize Provisioning Set buffer size for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 (WAN-1 or WAN-2) 

cfm-portn-cbs Provisioning Set Committed Burst Sizee for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-cir Provisioning Set Committed Information Rate for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-ebs Provisioning Set Expected Burst Size for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-eir Provisioning Set Expected Information Rate for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-service-buffersize Provisioning Set CFM service buffer size 

cfm-service-cbs Provisioning Set CFM service Committed Burst Size 



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User 

Authorization 

Level 

cfm-service-cir Provisioning Set CFM service Committed Information Rate 

cfm-service-ebs Provisioning Set CFM service Expected Burst Size 

cfm-service-eir Provisioning Set CFM service Expected Information Rate 

collector-max-delay Provisioning Edit LAG collector max delay. 

lag-control Provisioning Edit LACP control. 

lagname Provisioning Edit LAG name. 

linkstatus-trap Provisioning Edit LAG link status trap notification. 

linktrace Provisioning Initiate CFM Linktrace 

loopback Provisioning Initiate CFM Loopback 

md-level Provisioning Set the MD Level for the system MD default level or a specific 

Default MD. 

mhf-creation Provisioning Set the MIP Half Function (MHF) Creation Control for an MD, MA 

or a Default MD. 

no lag Provisioning Delete a LAG. 

no vlan-entry Provisioning Remove an entry from the CFM VLAN table. 

partner-adminkey Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration key. 

partner-adminport Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration port number. 

partner-adminportprio Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration port priority. 

partner-adminsysid Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration system ID. 

partner-adminsysprio Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration system priority. 

partner-lacp-activity Provisioning Edit LAG port partner LACP activity. 

partner-lacp-timeout Provisioning Edit LAG port partner LACP timeout. 

primary-vid Provisioning Set the MEP primary VID. 

show cfm-config-errors Retrieve Display CFM Configuration Error List 

show defmdl Retrieve Display CFM default MD level information 

show lag Retrieve Display LAG aggregator information. 

show lagport lag-port-n Retrieve Display LAG port information. 

show mips Retrieve Display Maintenance Intermediate Points (MIPs) 

show vlan-table Retrieve Display CFM Vlan table 

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1.10 Commands Removed in This Release 

No commands were removed in this CLI release. 

1.11 Commands Listed in Alphabetical Order 

Table 1-6 summarizes the commands in alphabetical order, indicating the user authorization level associated with 

each command, and a short definition of each command. 

Table 1-6 Commands Listed in Alphabetical Order 

Command User Authorization 

Description 

Level 

accept Provisioning Set the acceptable frame policy for an interface. 

access-level Superuser Edit a user account security level. 

access-level Provisioning Edit an SNMP V3 user access level. 

access-list system Provisioning Edit an entry in the system Access Control List (ACL). 

actor-lacp-activity Provisioning Edit Link Aggregation Group (LAG) port actor Link Aggregation 

Control Protocol (LACP) activity. 

actor-lacp-control Provisioning Edit LAG port actor LACP control. 

actor-lacp-timeout Provisioning Edit LAG port actor LACP timeout. 

actor-portprio Provisioning Edit LAG port actor port priority. 

actor-sysprio Provisioning Edit LAG actor system priority or edit LAG port actor system 

priority. 

add activity Provisioning Create scheduled ESA activity. 

add arp Provisioning Add an IP Address to the ARP table. 

add ce-vlan Provisioning Add a VLAN member to a flow. 

add flow Provisioning Add a flow to an interface. 

add ip route Provisioning Create a static IP route entry in the system routing table. 

add lag Provisioning Create a Link Aggregation Group (LAG). 

add ma Provisioning Add a Maintenance Association (MA). 

add md Provisioning Add a Maintenance Domain (MD). 

add mep Provisioning Add a Maintenance End Point (MEP) to an MA. 

add mep-id Provisioning Add a Maintenance End Point (MEP) Identifier to an MA. 

add policer Provisioning Add a Policer to a connection-oriented flow with Multi COS. 

add probe Provisioning Create an ESA probe. 

add queue Provisioning Add a Queue to a connection-oriented flow with Multi COS. 

add reflector Provisioning Create an ESA reflector. 

add user Superuser Create a new user account. 

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User Authorization 

Level 

add vlan-entry Provisioning Add an entry in the CFM Vlan table 

adminstate Provisioning Set the administrative state of an interface or service. 

adminState Provisioning Set MEP administrative state 

almattr Provisioning Edit alarm attributes for an entity. 

arp cache flush Provisioning Clear all entries in the ARP cache table. 

assignstate Provisioning Enable or disable the “assign” state of an interface or service. 

auth-password Provisioning Edit an SNMP V3 user authentication password. 

auth-protocol Provisioning Edit an SNMP V3 user authentication protocol. 

authprotocol Provisioning Set Remote Authentication protocol. 

authtype Provisioning Set Remote Authentication type. 

autolog flush Provisioning Clear the System Log buffer. 

bridge-action Provisioning Set MAC-Bridge action when table is full. 

bridge-aging-time Provisioning Set aging time for MAC-Bridge table entries. 

bridge-table-size Provisioning Set MAC-Bridge table size. 

cable-point-n Provisioning Provide a text string to identify/edit the cable segment point for 

the cable benchmark feature. 

ccm-interval Provisioning Set the Continuity Check Message (CCM) interval for an MA. 

cfm-ethertype Provisioning Set Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) ethertype. 

cfm-portn-buffersize Provisioning Set buffer size for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 (WAN-1 or WAN-2) 

cfm-portn-cbs Provisioning Set Committed Burst Sizee for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-cir Provisioning Set Committed Information Rate for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-ebs Provisioning Set expected burst size for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-eir Provisioning Set Expected Information Rate for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-service-buffersize Provisioning Set CFM service buffer size 

cfm-service-cbs Provisioning Set CFM service Committed Burst Size 

cfm-service-cir Provisioning Set CFM service Committed Information Rate 

cfm-service-ebs Provisioning Set CFM service Expected Burst Size 

cfm-service-eir Provisioning Set CFM service Expected Information Rate 

collector-max-delay Provisioning Edit LAG collector max delay. 

comment Superuser Edit the user account comment string. 

communityname Provisioning Create an SNMP community name. 

circuit-name Provisioning Set the circuit name. 

Description 

clear distribution Provisioning Clear ESA Probe distribution counters. 






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clear policer $policer stats Provisioning Clear PM statistics counters for a policer. 

clear queue $queue stats Provisioning Clear PM statistics counters for a queue. 

clear stats Provisioning Clear PM statistics counters for an entity. 

clock set Provisioning Manually set the system time. 

clock timezone Provisioning Set the system clock time zone. 

contact Provisioning Specify the name of a person responsible for the administration 

of the system. 

cos-mode Provisioning Set the Class Of Service (COS) mode for a connection-oriented 

VLAN port. 

cosmap-mode Provisioning Set the Class of Service mode for an ESA Probe. 

cpd-filter Provisioning Set the Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter for a WAN or 

LAN interface. 

cpd-filter custom Provisioning Set the custom Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter for 

system, interface or flow. 

ctag Provisioning Set the C-Tag for the service. 

Description 

ctag-ethertype Provisioning Set the C-Tag Type for the WAN. 

database backup Provisioning Create a backup file containing the contents of the backup-config 

database. 

database clear Provisioning Reset all system configuration settings to factory default settings 

both in the running-config and the backup-config databases. 

database copy ftp Provisioning Copy the configuration database from/to a remote server 

location. 

database restore Provisioning Restore the backup-config database from the backup “im.conf” 

file. 

database save Provisioning Save the running-config to the (non volatile store) backup-config 

database. 

dead-interval Provisioning Set time (in seconds) after all ESA packets within a sample are 

sent. 

description Provisioning Provide a text string to identify the UNI. 

destmac Provisioning Set the destination MAC address for an ECPA test stream. 

dhcp Provisioning Enable or disable DHCP on the management LAN (mgmt-lan) or 

management tunnel. 

diag Maintenance Run Etherjack diagnostic on a LAN port. 

disthist-bins Provisioning Set the number of distribution history bins for an ESA 

Probe. 

disthist-interval Provisioning Set the distribution history interval for an ESA Probe. 

distribution Provisioning Set the distribution thresholds and number of bins for an ESA 

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ecpa Maintenance Run ECPA test. 

ed-cosmap Provisioning Edit the Class Of Service (COS) Map. 

egress-buffersize Provisioning Set the egress buffersize for a service. 

egress-cbs Provisioning Set the ingress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for a service. 

egress-cir Provisioning Set the ingress Committed Information Rate (CIR) for a service. 

egress-ebs Provisioning Set the ingress Excess Burst Size (EBS) for a service. 

egress-eir Provisioning Set the ingress Excess Information Rate (EIR) for a service. 

egress-limiting Provisioning Enable or disable egress limiting for an interface. 

egress-pop-vid Provisioning Set pop port VLAN ID on egress frames. 

encapsulation Provisioning Set the management tunnel encapsulation mode for a specified 

interface. 

ether-type Provisioning Set custom CPD filter ethertype and mask. 

evc-mode Provisioning Set the EVC mode for a UNI. 

exit Retrieve Exit the current command hierarchy level and go back one level. 

flowcontrol Provisioning Set the flow control on an Ethernet interface. 

flush bridge-table Provisioning Flush MAC-Bridge table entries. 

frame-size Provisioning Set frame size for an ECPA diagnostic test stream. 

frame-type Provisioning Set frame type for an ECPA diagnostic test stream. 

frequency Provisioning Enter the frequency of the scheduled ping feature. 

generate-ccm Provisioning Edit a Maintenance End Point (MEP) Generate Continuity Check 

Message (CCM) option. 

gui-login-timeout 


Level 

Superuser 

Retrieve 

Edit a user GUI login timeout. 

Description 

help Retrieve Provides an abbreviated description of general command help 

options. 

help condtypes Retrieve List the valid condition types for an entity. 

help disttypes probe Retrieve List the valid distribution types for an ESA Probe. 

help montypes Retrieve List the valid monitored types for an entity. 

history-bins Provisioning Set the number of history bins for an ESA Probe. 

history-interval Provisioning Set the history interval for an ESA Probe. 

home Retrieve Exit the current level and go to the main (top) level of the 

command hierarchy. 

include-in-test Provisioning Include or exclude an Etherjack Connection Performance 

Analyzer (ECPA) test stream for testing. 

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ingress-cbs Provisioning Set the ingress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for a service. 

ingress-cir Provisioning Set the ingress Committed Information Rate (CIR) for a service. 

ingress-ebs Provisioning Set the ingress Excess Burst Size (EBS) for a service. 

ingress-eir Provisioning Set the ingress Excess Information Rate (EIR) for a service. 

ingress-push-pvid Provisioning Set push Port VLAN ID on ingress. 

ip access-group system in Provisioning Enable Access Control List (ACL) function on the specified 


ip-address Provisioning To manually configure the system’s IP address and subnet mask 

settings, or set the management tunnel IP address and subnet 

mask, or edit the Remote Authentication server IP address. 

ip-gateway Provisioning To manually configure the system’s IP gateway or default router 

settings. 

ip-version Provisioning Set the IP version for an Etherjack Connection Performance 

Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test stream. 

jumbo-frame Provisioning Enable or disable jumbo frame support. 

lag-control Provisioning Edit LAG Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) control. 

lagname Provisioning Edit LAG name. 

linkstatus-trap Provisioning Edit LAG link status trap notification. 

linktrace Provisioning Initiate CFM Linktrace 

loopback Provisioning Initiate CFM Loopback 

local-link-id Provisioning Set the Local Link ID value for a LAN port. 

location Provisioning Specify the physical location of the system. 

logout Retrieve End the current user session and log out of the system. 

loopback-port Provisioning Activate a constant loopback on a LAN/WAN/LAG port or 

activate a remote EFM-OAM loopback on a WAN port. 

loopback-port-timed Provisioning Activate a timed loopback on a LAN/WAN/LAG port. 

loopback swap-address Provisioning Swap source address and destination address at the port 

loopback.. 

loopback-vlan Provisioning Activate a VLAN loopback. on a LAN/WAN/LAG port or activate a 

remote EFM-OAM VLAN loopback on a WAN port.. 

lowest-alarmprio Provisioning Set the lowest alarm priority level for a Maintenance End Point 

(MEP). 

mac Provisioning Set the custom CPD filter MAC address and mask. 

md-level Provisioning Set the default MD Level. 

Description 

media Provisioning Define the physical interface operating mode for an Ethernet 

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mhf-creation Provisioning Set the MIP Half Function (MHF) Creation Control for an MD or 

MA. 

mode Provisioning Set the operating mode of a management tunnel. 

multicast-mac Provisioning Set the Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) multicast MAC 

address. 

nas-ip-address Provisioning Edit Remote Authentication Network Access Security IP 

address. 

no access-list system Provisioning Disable an entry in the system Access Control List (ACL). 

no activity Provisioning Cancel a scheduled ESA activity. 

no arp Provisioning Delete an IP Address from the ARP table. 

no cable-point-n Provisioning Delete a cable segment point. 

no ce-vlan Provisioning Delete a client VLAN member from a flow. 

no communityname Provisioning Remove an SNMP community entry. 

no cpd-filter Provisioning Remove a Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter. 

no flow Provisioning Delete a flow from a UNI. 

no ip access-group system 

in 


Level 

Provisioning 

Disable Access Control List (ACL) function from the specified 


no ip route Provisioning Deletes a route from the routing table. 

no lag Provisioning Delete a LAG. 

no loopback-port Provisioning Release a port timed or constant loopback. 

no loopback-vlan Provisioning Release VLAN loopback. 

no loopback-vlan outer-tag Provisioning Release outer tag VLAN loopback on the WAN. 

no ma Provisioning Remove a Maintenance Association (MA). 

no md Provisioning Remove a Maintenance Domain (MD). 

no mep Provisioning Remove a Maintenance End Point (MEP). 

no mep-id Provisioning Remove a Maintenance End Point identifier from an MA. 

no pingaddr-n Provisioning Remove an IP address from the scheduled ping feature. 

no policer Provisioning Remove a Policer from a connection-oriented flow with Multi 

COS. 

no probe Provisioning Delete an ESA probe. 

no propagate-fault Provisioning Disable the WAN or LAN Facility Fault Propagation option. 

no queue Provisioning Remove a Queue from a a connection-oriented flow with Multi 

COS. 

no reflector Provisioning Delete an ESA reflector. 

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no sntpclient server Provisioning Remove a server from the list of SNTP servers. 

no syslogclient server Provisioning Remove a syslog client server. 

no traphost Provisioning Remove an IP address from the SNMP trap reporting table. 

no user Superuser Delete a user. 

no v3user Provisioning Delete an SNMP V3 user. 

no vlan-entry Provisioning Remove an entry from the CFM VLAN table. 

packet-interval Provisioning Set packet interval for an ESA Probe. 

packet-size Provisioning Set packet size for an ESA Probe. 

packets-per-sample Provisioning Set the number of packets-per-sample for an ESA Probe. 

partner-adminkey Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration key. 

partner-adminport Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration port number. 

partner-adminportprio Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration port priority. 

partner-adminsysid Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration system ID. 

partner-adminsysprio Provisioning Edit LAG port partner administration system priority. 

partner-lacp-activity Provisioning Edit LAG port partner LACP activity. 

partner-lacp-timeout Provisioning Edit LAG port partner LACP timeout. 

password Superuser / Any Edit a user password. 

payload Provisioning Set the payload type for an ECPA diagnostic test stream. 

ping Maintenance Verify IP connectivity to a specified host IP address. 

pingaddr-n Provisioning Add an IP address to the scheduled ping feature or 

enable/disable a ping address identifier. 

policer Provisioning Edit a Policer. 

port Provisioning Edit the Remote Authentication server port. 

portmode Provisioning Set the port mode. 

port-vlan-tag Provisioning Set the default port VLAN tag for a multi-flow service port. 

primary-vid Provisioning Set the MEP primary VID 

Description 

priority Provisioning Set the priority for an ECPA diagnostic test stream or ESA Probe. 

priority Provisioning Set the priority of the Remote Authentication server in servicing 

requests. 

prio-vlan-id Provisioning Set the priority VLAN ID for a multi-flow VLAN port. 

propagate-fault Provisioning Define the WAN and LAN Facility Fault Propagation mode. 

proxyarp Provisioning Enable or disable the system to perform as a Proxy ARP agent 

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qq-ethertype Provisioning Set the Stacked Ethertype value to be used to inter-operate with 

Queue-in-Queue frames with other vendors. 

queue Provisioning Set the queue buffer size. 

quit Retrieve Cancel the current user session and log out of the system. 

rate Provisioning Set the bit rate at which packets should be sent for an ECPA 

stream. 

reboot Provisioning Reboot the system. 

remote-link-ids Provisioning Set the Remote Link ID(s) used in propagating faults from the 

EFM RLD (Remote Link Down) messages. 

response-timeout Provisioning Set the response timeout for an ESA Probe. 

retries Provisioning Set the number of tries that will be attempted with a Remote 

Authentication server. 

ripv2 Provisioning Enable or disable RIPV2 packets on the management LAN 

interface or a management tunnel. 

secret Provisioning Enter the shared secret used for authenticating the NID with the 

Remote Authentication server. 

security-banner Provisioning Specify the system security banner display information. 

serial Provisioning Enable or disable RS-232 Serial port access to the system. 

severity Provisioning Provision the alarm severity level of the scheduled ping feature. 

show arp Retrieve Display entries in the ARP cache table and the Proxy ARP 

settings for the system. 

show bridge-table Provisioning Display MAC bridge table entries. 

show cfm-config-errors Retrieve Display CFM Configuration Error List 

show cfm system Retrieve Display Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) system level 

parameters. 

show clock Retrieve Display the system date, time and time zone information. 

show conditions Retrieve Display conditions information. 

show cosmap Retrieve Display Class Of Service (COS) priority mapping table entries. 

show cpd-filters Retrieve Display Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filters for the current 

interface. 

show database Retrieve Display the configuration database status. 

show database copy Retrieve Display database copy status. 

show defmdl Retrieve Display CFM default MD level information 

show diag Retrieve Display LAN interface test diagnostic status/results. 

show distribution Retrieve Display ESA Probe distribution information. 

show ecpa Retrieve Display ECPA test results. 

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show ecpa firstfrm Retrieve Display a specified ECPA first frame information. 

show ecpa stream Retrieve Display a specified ECPA stream information. 

show ecpa streams Retrieve Display ECPA information for all streams. 

show flow Retrieve Displays configuration information for a specified flow. 

show flow $flow cpd-filters Retrieve Display Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter information for a 

specified flow. 

show flow $flow stats Retrieve Display flow PM statistics information for a flow. 

show flow $flow 

thresholds 

Retrieve 

Display flow threshold information for a flow. 

show flows Retrieve Display all provisioned flows on an interface or on the entire 

system. 

show interface Retrieve Display configuration information on a specified interface. 

show interface $interface 

almattr 


cpd-filters 


efm-oam 


stats 


test diag 


thresholds 


Level 

Retrieve 

Retrieve 

Retrieve 

Retrieve 

Retrieve 

Retrieve 

Display alarm attribute information for a specified interface. 

Display Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter information. 

Display EFM-OAM configuration and status information. 

Display interface PM statistics information. 

Display interface test diagnostic status/results. 

Display interface threshold information. 

show ip Retrieve Display system IP address, mask and default router information. 

show ip access-list system Retrieve Display the system Access Control List (ACL). 

show ip routes Retrieve Display IP routing table entries. 

show lag Retrieve Display LAG aggregator information. 

show lagport lag-port-n Retrieve Display LAG port information. 

Description 

show ma Retrieve Display Maintenance Association (MA) information. 

show md Retrieve Display Maintenance Domain (MD) information. 

show mep Retrieve Display Maintenance End Point (MEP) information. 

show mep $mep almattr Retrieve Display Maintenance End Point (MEP) alarm attributes. 

show mips Retrieve Display Maintenance Intermediate Points (MIPs) 

show mgmttnl Retrieve Display Management Tunnel information on the specified 

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show policer $policer 

thresholds 

Retrieve 

Display policer threshold information. 

show power-supply Retrieve Display power supply status information. 

show probe Retrieve Display ESA probe information. 

show probe $probe 

distribution 

Retrieve 

Display ESA probe distribution information. 

show probe $probe stats Retrieve Display ESA probe PM statistics information. 

show probe $probe 

thresholds 

Retrieve 

Display ESA probe threshold information. 

show proxyarp Retrieve Display the Proxy ARP setting for system. 

show queue $queue stats Retrieve Display PM statistics information for a queue. 

show queue $queue 

thresholds 

Retrieve 

Display queue thresholds information. 

show reflector Retrieve Display ESA reflector information. 

show 

remote-authentication 

show 

remote-authentication 

server 

Retrieve 

Retrieve 

Display Remote Authentication information. 

Display Remote Authentication server status information. 

show running-config Retrieve Display the running configuration for the entire system. 

show running-config 

interface 


Level 

Retrieve 

Display the running configuration for the management LAN, 

WAN or a specific LAN interface. 

show sched esa Retrieve Display scheduled ESA activity status. 

show sched esa activity Retrieve Display scheduled ESA activity information. 

show sched ping Retrieve Display scheduled ping information. 

show snmp Retrieve Display SNMP settings. 

show snmp v3user Retrieve Display SNMP V3 user information. 

show snmp vacmgroups Retrieve Display SNMP VACM groups. 

Description 

show sntpclient Retrieve Display SNTP configuration information. 

show software Retrieve Display software status information. 

show software copy Retrieve Display software copy status information. 

show software mirror Retrieve Display software mirror status information. 

show software upgrade Retrieve Display the software upgrade status. 

show stats Retrieve Display PM statistics information for the current level entity. 

show syslog Retrieve Display syslog host information and current System Log 

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show system Retrieve Display general system information. 

show system almattr Retrieve Display system alarm attribute information. 

show system cpd-filters Retrieve Display system Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter 

information. 

show system 

custom-cpd-filter 

show system 

private-key-md5 

show system 

security-banner 


Level 

Retrieve 

Retrieve 

Retrieve 

Display system level custom Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) 

filter information. 

Display MD-5 hash of the system private key. 

Display system security banner information. 

show test ecpa Retrieve Display ECPA test results. 

show test ecpa firstfrm Retrieve Display ECPA first frame information. 

show this Retrieve Display the entity information at the current command level. 

show thresholds Retrieve Display interface threshold information for the current level entity. 

show user Superuser Display non-secure information for a user account. 

show vlan-table Retrieve Display CFM Vlan table 

snmp-dying-gasp Provisioning Enable or disable SNMP trap dying gasp. 

sntpclient mode Provisioning Configure the SNTP operating mode and enable/disable SNTP 

operations. 

sntpclient server Provisioning Configure the SNTP client server. 

software copy ftp Provisioning Initiate software copy from FTP server. 

software mirror Provisioning Overwrite the Standby Partition with the software version 

contained in the Active Partition. 

software upgrade Provisioning Perform or Cancel a software upgrade. 

software validate Provisioning Validate a software upgrade that is in progress. 

speed Provisioning Configure the operating speed and duplex operating mode of an 

Ethernet interface. 

stag Provisioning Set the S-Tag for the service. 

stag-ethertype Provisioning Set the S-Tag type for the WAN. 

state Provisioning Set ESA scheduled activity or Reflector state. 

stop ecpa Maintenance Stop ECPA test. 

sub-type Provisioning Set custom CPD filter subtype and mask. 

svc-type Provisioning Set the ESA Probe service type. 

syslogclient server Provisioning Configure the system with the IP address of a syslog server . 

sysname Provisioning Set the system name. 

tagged-frame Provisioning Set tagged frame support. 

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telnet Provisioning Enable or disable telnet (TCP port 23) access to the system. 

threshold Provisioning Set the Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) level for an interface, 

flow, policer or queue. 

threshold Provisioning Set the Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) level for a Probe. 

threshold Provisioning Provision the failure threshold level of the scheduled ping 

feature. 

timeout Provisioning Set the Remote Authentication server timeout. 

tracert Maintenance Trace route. 

traphost Provisioning Set up an SNMP trap destination. 

trunking Provisioning Enable or disable egress vlan trunking for a multi-flow VLAN 

port. 

tunnel-stag Provisioning Enable or disable management tunnel S-Tag used in a 

VLAN-based management tunnel. 

tunnel-stag-vid Provisioning Set the WAN port management tunnel outer VLAN identifier 

(S-Tag) used in a VLAN-based management tunnel. 

tunnel-vid Provisioning Set the LAN or WAN port management tunnel inner VLAN 

identifier (C-Tag) used in a VLAN-based management tunnel. 

untagged-frame 


Level 

Set untagged frame support. 

Description 

untagged-traffic Provisioning Set a flow to handle untagged frames. 

user password Retrieve Change the current user’s password. 

validation-timer Provisioning Enable or disable the safe mode validation timer. 

vlan Provisioning Set the VLAN ID for an ECPA diagnostic test stream. 

vlanid Provisioning Set the ESA Probe VLAN identifier. 

vlanprio Provisioning Set the VLAN priority for an Etherjack Connection Performance 

Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test stream, ESA Probe or 

Maintenance End Point (MEP). 

web Provisioning Enable or disable web browser access to the system. 






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Chapter 2 EOS General Commands 

2.1 Overview 

This chapter contains the following EOS general command descriptions: 

• Show Commands 

• General Commands 

• Configure System and User Commands 

• Configure Communications Commands 

• Configure Management Tunnel Commands 

• Configure SNMP Commands 

• Configure Remote Authentication Commands 

• Configure Scheduled Ping Commands 

• Configure Link Aggregation Group Commands 

2.2 Show Commands 

This section defines the show commands which are available. These commands provide status of the various 

conditions, settings and entities within the system. These commands are available under any command hierarchy 

level. 

Table 2-1 Show Command Summary 


show arp 

show bridge-table 

show cfm-config-errors 

show cfm system 

show clock 

show conditions 

Description 

Display ARP status and ARP table entries. 

Display MAC bridge table entries. 

Display CFM Configuration Error List 

Display Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) system level parameters. 

Display system time and timezone settings. 

Display conditions information. 



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Description 

show cosmap 

Display Class of Service (COS) map table for an interface. 

show cpd-filters 

Display Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filters for the current interface. 

show database 

Display the configuration database checksum. 

show database copy 

Display database copy status. 

show defmdl 

Display CFM default MD level information 

show diag 

Display information on a specified ECPA stream. 

show distribution 

Display ESA Probe distribution information. 

show ecpa 

Display ECPA test results. 

show ecpa firstfrm 

Display ECPA first frame information. 

show ecpa stream 

Display ECPA stream detailed information. 

show ecpa streams 

Display ECPA all stream information. 

show flow 

Display flow information for a specified flow. 

show flow $flow cpd-filters 

Display CPD filter information for a specified flow. 

show flow $flow stats 

Show flow PM statistics. 

show flow $flow thresholds 

Display flow threshold information. 

show flows 

Display all flows defined on system. 

show interface 

Display interface information. 

show interface $interface almattr Display interface alarm attribute information. 

show interface $interface cpd-filters Display disposition for all Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filters. 

show interface $interface efm-oam Display EFM-OAM configuration and status information. 

show interface $interface stats Display interface PM statistics. 

show interface $interface test diag Display interface test diagnostic results/status. 

show interface $interface thresholds Display interface thresholds information. 

show ip 

Display management IP address settings. 

show ip access-list system Display the system Access Control List (ACL) . 

show ip routes 

Display IP routing table entries. 

show lag 

Display LAG aggregator information. 

show lagport lag-port-n 

Display LAG port information. 

show lag 

Display Maintenance Association (MA) information. 

show md 

Display Maintenance Domain (MD) information. 

show mep 

Display Maintenance End Point (MEP) information. 

show mep $mep almattr 

Display Maintenance End Point (MEP) alarm attributes. 

show mips 

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show mgmttnl 

show policer $policer stats 

show policer $policer thresholds 

show power-supply 

show probe 

show probe $probe distribution 

show probe $probe stats 

show probe $probe thresholds 

show proxyarp 

show queue $queue stats 

show queue $queue thresholds 

show reflector 

show remote-authentication 

show remote-authentication server 


show running-config interface 

show sched esa 

show sched esa activity 

show sched ping 

show snmp 

show snmp v3user 

show snmp vacmgroups 

show sntpclient 

show software 

show software copy 

show software mirror 

show software upgrade 

show stats 

show syslog 

show system 

show system almattr 

show system cpd-filters 

show system custom-cpd-filter 

show system private-key-md5 

Description 

Display management tunnel information. 

Display policer PM statistics information 

Display policer threshold information. 

Display power supply status information. 

Display ESA probe information. 

Display ESA probe distribution information. 

Display ESA probe PM statistics information. 

Display ESA probe threshold information. 

Display proxy ARP settings. 

Display PM statistics information for a queue. 

Display queue thresholds information. 

Display ESA reflector information. 

Display Remote Authentication information. 

Display Remote Authentication server information. 

Display the running configuration for the entire system. 

Display the running configuration for a specific interface. 

Display scheduled ESA activity status. 

Display scheduled ESA information. 

Display scheduled ping information. 

Display SNMP communities and trap hosts. 

Display SNMP V3 user information. 

Display SNMP VACM groups. 

Display SNTP client information. 

Display software status information. 

Display software copy information. 

Display software mirror status information. 

Display software upgrade status. 

Display PM statistics for the current level entity. 

Display system log entries. 

Display general system information. 

Display system alarm attributes. 

Display system CPD filter information. 

Display system level custom CPD filter information. 

Display private key MD-5 hash 



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show system security-banner 

show test ecpa 

show test ecpa firstfrm 

show this 

show thresholds 

show user 

show vlan-table 

Description 


Display ECPA test results. 

Display ECPA test frame. 

Display the entity being configured at the current command level. 

Display thresholds information for the current level entity. 

Display user account settings. 

Display CFM Vlan table. 



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show arp 

show arp 

Displays entries in the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) cache table and the Proxy ARP settings for the system. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show arp 

GUIDELINES 

This command displays the Proxy ARP setting for the system, as well as entries in the ARP table. Proxy ARP, if 

enabled, allows this system to respond to ARP requests on the management network on behalf of other devices 

which may be subtended from this device. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show arp 

Proxy ARP Information: 

ARP Table: 

Proxy ARP: Disabled 

| IP Address | MAC Address | Interface |Static | 

|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ |-------------- | 

| 10.10.32.10 | 00:B0:D0:25:FB:BC | mgmt-lan | false | 

| 10.10.36.163 | 00:0B:90:00:08:31 | mgmt-lan | false | 

| 10.10.33.237 | 00:08:A1:0D:9D:A0 | mgmt-lan | false | 

| 10.10.33.244 | 00:08:A1:2A:78:04 | mgmt-lan | false | 

| 10.10.1.1 | AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF | e1000-wan-1 | true | 

| 10.10.32.1 | 00:0A:B7:16:63:80 | mgmt-lan | false | 

RELATED COMMANDS 

add arp 

arp cache flush 

no arp 

show proxyarp 

show system 

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Display MAC bridge table entries. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure Interface 

SYNTAX 

show bridge-table {filter | forward} 

GUIDELINES 

This command only applies to connection-less Flow VLANs. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names. 

EXAMPLES 

To display forwarding MAC bridge table entries: 

--> configure interface e100-lan-3 

config:if(e100)--> show bridge-table filter 

List of Filtering Entries: 

----------------------------------------------------------------- 

Index MAC C-TAG S-TAG SrcPort 

----------------------------------------------------------------- 

1 00:07:e9:b3:cb:46 0-0 0-0 8 

2 00:0a:b7:16:63:80 0-0 0-0 8 

3 00:08:74:3f:96:98 0-0 0-0 8 

4 00:11:43:44:d1:0d 0-0 0-0 8 

5 00:16:cf:41:59:ab 0-0 0-0 8 

6 00:12:f0:3e:83:b2 0-0 0-0 8 

7 00:07:e9:c4:f6:b2 0-0 0-0 8 


bridge-action 

bridge-aging-time 

bridge-table-size 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) configuration errors. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show cfm-config-errors 

CFM Configuration Errors: 

| Type 

|----------------------- 

| Port 

|------------------- 

| VID 

|------------- 

| 

| 



show defmdl 

show ma 

show md 

show mep 


show mips 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) system level parameters. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show cfm system 

CFM System Level Parameters: 

Ethertype: 0x88B7 

Multicast MAC Address: 01:80:C2:00:00:0X 

Service Queue CIR: 

Service Queue EIR: 

Service Queue CBS: 

Service Queue EBS: 

Service Queue BufferSize: 

Port [WAN-1] Queue CIR: 

Port [WAN-1] Queue EIR: 

Port [WAN-1] Queue CBS: 

Port [WAN-1] Queue EBS: 

Port [WAN-1] Queue BufferSize: 






320,000,000 bps 

0 bps 

1 KB 

0 KB 

1 KB 

320,000,000 bps 

0 bps 

1 KB 

0 KB 

1 KB 

320,000,000 bps 

0 bps 

1 KB 

0 KB 

1 KB 



show defmdl 

show ma 

show md 

show mep 


show mips 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show clock 

show clock 

Displays the system date, time and time zone information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show clock 

GUIDELINES 

This command displays the date and time in dd mm yyyy 

hh:mm:ss format. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show clock 

System Time: 

Date/Time: 08 09 2006 10:03:57 

Timezone: UTC 


clock set 

clock timezone 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display conditions information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show conditions 

Conditions: 

| | Ntfcn | | | 

| Entity | Code | Description |Date/Time | 

|--------------- |------- |----------------------------- |-------------------- | 

| e100-lan-1 | Crit | Link Down Cable Removed | 2005-12-21,14:25:06 | 

| e100-lan-2 | Crit | Link Down Cable Removed | 2005-12-19,11:29:37 | 

| system | Minor | Unsaved Configuration Data | 2005-12-19,10:34:16 | 


almattr 

help condtypes 

show interface $interface almattr 





TM 


Version 2.0 

show cosmap 

show cosmap 

Display Class Of Service (COS) priority mapping table entries for a client LAN interface in Flow VLAN EVC mode. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show cosmap ifname 

ifname 

Mandatory interface name. 

GUIDELINES 

The Class of Service priority mapping table defines the latency characteristics for an ingress frame based on the 

priority classification method in effect for the associated interface. The classification method for an interface is 

specified by the cos-mode setting of the interface and can be set to one of: TOS, 802.1p or DSCP. The table 

contains an entry corresponding to each numeric value of the CoS parameter. For TOS and 802.1p modes, the 

table contains eight entries; for DSCP mode, the table contains 64 entries. 

Each entry defines whether an ingress frame with that CoS value is treated with normal or low latency emission 

priority. In addition, a table entry can specify how to map between the CoS value and the 802.1p bits for the frame. 

This allows 802.1p bit re-mapping. 


EXAMPLES 

--> show cosmap e100-lan-2 

Interface COS Map: e100-lan-2 

| Index | Prio Control | New Priority | Policer COS | 

|----------- |------------- |------------- |------------- | 

| 0 | none | -1 | 0 | 

| 1 | none | -1 | 1 | 

| 2 | none | -1 | 2 | 

| 3 | none | -1 | 3 | 

| 4 | none | -1 | 4 | 

| 5 | none | -1 | 5 | 

| 6 | none | -1 | 6 | 

| 7 | none | -1 | 7 | 


cos-mode 

cosmap-mode 

ed-cosmap 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filters for the current interface. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid WAN and LAN interface 

names. 

EXAMPLES 


config:if(e100)--> show cpd-filters 

CPD Filters for: e100-lan-1 

| Protocol | Disposition | 

|------------------ |------------------ | 

| EFM OAM | Peer | 


cpd-filter 


ether-type 

mac 

no cpd-filter 


show interface $interface cpd-filters 



sub-type 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show database 

show database 

Display configuration database status. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show database 

GUIDELINES 

The database configuration checksum is updated when changes have been made to the configuration data and 

a save configuration operation is performed by using the database save command. This checksum is retrievable 

by using this command. It can be used to compare the current database configuration with a back up master 

configuration. If no database files have been saved, or if the database has been set to factory default, the 

configuration database checksum is set to zero. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show database 

Active 

Standby 

----------------------------------------------- 

Database Version 1.1 1.1 

Database Checksum 0x73E5DA39 0x758EA0F9 

Partition in use: Active 

Software Validated: Yes 


database backup 

database clear 

database copy ftp 

database restore 

database save 




Version 2.0 



TM 


Display the database copy status when using the database copy ftp command. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

To view status of the database copy progress, use this command. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show database copy 

Database File Transfer: 

Status: Database copy complete. 

--> 






database save 

show database 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show defmdl 

show defmdl 

Display Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) default Maintenance Domain level information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show defmdl 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show defmdl 

System Default MD Level: 1 

System Default MHF Creation Control: Default 

System Default Sender ID Control: None 

Default MD Level Entries: 

| Entity ID | Primary VID | MD Level | MHF Creation | Sender ID | 

|------------ 

|------------- 

|---------- 

|------------- 

|----------- 

| 

| defmd-1 | 1 | NULL | Defer | Defer | 




show ma 

show md 

show mep 


show mips 



Version 2.0 

show diag 


TM 

show diag 

Display LAN interface test diagnostic status/results. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

Test Interface 

SYNTAX 

show diag 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

--> test interface e100-lan-1 

Displays the following test diagnostic results when a test is in progress: 

test:if(e100)--> show diag 

Diagnostic Test: e100-lan-1 

Test Type: All 

Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 

In progress - please wait 

Cable Points: 

Cable Point 1 - Not defined 





Displays the following test diagnostic results when a test has completed, and cable points are not defined: 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 

Cable - (Pair 1) - OK 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show diag 


Auto-Negotiation - OK - Far End Auto-Neg Enabled 

Auto-Negotiation - Speed : 100Mbps - Full Duplex 

Loopback NE - Pass 

Cable Points: 






Displays the following test diagnostic results when a test has completed, and cable points are defined: 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 






Cable Points: 

Cable Point 1 - 2.32 meters - Outside cabinet 

Cable Point 2 - 10.13 meters - First floor cabinet 

Cable Point 3 - 124.2 meters - 23rd floor cabinet 

Cable Point 4 - 135.7 meters - Customer premise 



cable-point-n 

diag 

no cable-point-n 

show interface $interface test diag 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display distribution information for the current level ESA Probe. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

Configure Probe 

SYNTAX 

show distribution disttype bin 

disttype 

Distribution Type. Can specify a single distribution type or 

ALL. 

bin Allows a user to identify the current bin (current or 0), 

previous bin (1) or one of the historical bins (2 to 32), 32 

being the oldest bin. The value “ALL” is a valid value that is 

used to retrieve all bins associated with the given montype. 

GUIDELINES 

To display valid distribution types, use the help disttypes probe command. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all distributions for a probe: 

--> configure esa 

config:esa--> probe Houston 

config:probe--> show distribution all all 

Distribution for: ESA Probe: Houston 

Current [0]: 

RT-DELAY[0] : 0 

Historical[1]: 14:45 
















TM 


Version 2.0 


To show the current bin of a specific distribution type for a probe: 

--> show probe Houston distribution rt-delay current 


Current [0]: 



add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

clear distribution 

cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 

disthist-interval 

distribution 

help disttypes probe 

history-bins 

history-interval 

no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 

packet-interval 

packet-size 

packets-per-sample 

priority 

response-timeout 


show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

show ecpa 


TM 

show ecpa 

Display Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) test results. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

show ecpa 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 


test:if(e100)--> show ecpa 

ECPA Test: e100-lan-1 

Status : Stopped 

Injector : Ingress 

Frames : 0 

Duration : 0 

Stream : 

ecpa-stream-1 

Frame Type : Untagged 

Frame Size : 64 

Destination MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:00:01 

IP Version : V4 

Payload Type : Random 

Rate : 10000000 

VLAN ID : 4094 

VLAN Priority : 0 

COS Map Mode : TOS 

Priority : 0 

Frames Transmitted : 0 

Frames Received : 443 

Frames Received Good CRC : 443 

Frames Received Bad CRC : 0 

Out Of Sequence Errors : 1 

Number Of Sequence Gaps : 0 

Non-ECPA Frames : 407 

Minimum Delay : 

Maximum Delay : 

Average Delay : 

11501 us 

47645405 us 

4294967295 us 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show ecpa 


destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 

include-in-test 

ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display a specified Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) first frame information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

show ecpa firstfrm ecpastream 

ecpastream 

ECPA stream number. 

GUIDELINES 

Valid ecpastream entries are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 or ecpa-stream-3. 

EXAMPLES 


test:if(e100)--> show ecpa firstfrm ecpa-stream-1 

ECPA First Frame: ecpa-stream-1 

Frame Header: 

Frame Type : Ethernet Type II 

VLAN ID/Prio : 

Destination MAC Address : 01:80:C2:00:00:01 

Ethertype : 0x8808 

Source MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 

Frame Check Sequence : 0xa3ecdf45 

TPID : 

Packet Details: 

Packet decode unsupported ethertype 

Raw Packet Data: 

0000: 01 80 c2 00 00 01 00 0b 90 02 09 23 88 08 00 01 ...........#.... 

0010: 20 0b 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ............... 

0020: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................ 

0030: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 a3 ec df 45 ...............E 



TM 


Version 2.0 



destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 





stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display a specified Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) stream information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

Configure Stream 

SYNTAX 

show ecpa stream ecpastream 

ecpastream 


GUIDELINES 

Valid ecpastream entries are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 or ecpa-stream-3. 

EXAMPLES 

--> configure ecpa stream ecpa-stream-1 

config:stream--> show ecpa stream ecpa-stream-1 

ECPA Stream: ecpa-stream-1 

Interface : e100-lan-1 

Included In Test : True 

: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 



TM 


Version 2.0 


payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 





stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) information for all streams. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show ecpa streams 

ECPA Streams: 

| Stream | Interface | Include In Test | 

|----------------- |----------------- |----------------- | 

| ecpa-stream-1 | e100-lan-1 | True | 

| ecpa-stream-2 | e100-lan-1 | False | 

| ecpa-stream-3 | e100-lan-1 | False | 


destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 





stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show flow 

show flow 

Displays configuration information for a specified Ethernet Virtual Circuit (flow). 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show flow flowid 

flowid 

Flow Identifier (FID). Flow format is fid-port-flowid. Example: 

fid-1-3. 

GUIDELINES 

This command displays the configuration settings of a specific flow. To determine which flows exists in the system, 

use the show flows command. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for valid flow identifier naming conventions. 

EXAMPLES 

To display a connection-oriented flow when Multi COS is Disabled: 

--> show flow fid-2-1 

Flow: fid-2-1 

Circuit Name : Bank#103 

Flow Type : Regular 

Multi-COS : Disabled 

C-Tag Control : None 

C-Tag VLAN ID : 0 

C-Tag VLAN Priority : 0 

C-Tag Match RX Priority : Enabled 

S-Tag Control : None 

S-Tag VLAN ID : 0 

S-Tag VLAN Priority : 0 

Untagged Traffic : Disabled 

Egress Rate Limiting : Disabled 

CPD Dispositions : 

VLAN Members : 100-1,100-2,100-3 

Ingress Policers 

| ID | CIR (bps) | EIR (bps) | CBS (KB) | EBS (KB) | Queue | 

|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 



Version 2.0 

show flow 


TM 

QOS Queues 

| ID | BufferSize (KB) | 

|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 

To display a connection-oriented flow when Multi COS is Enabled: 

--> show flow fid-2-4 

Flow: fid-2-4 

Circuit Name : FID-4 


Multi-COS : Enabled 

C-Tag Control : Push 




S-Tag Control : Push 




Egress Rate Limiting : Enabled 


VLAN Members : 444-1 

Total Ingress CIR: 1024000 (bps) 

Maximum Ingress EIR: 0 (bps) 

Ingress Policers: 


|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 

QOS Queues: 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 

Total Egress CIR: 2048000 (bps) 

Maximum Egress EIR: 0 (bps) 

Egress Policers: 

| ID | CIR (bps) | EIR (bps) | CBS (KB) | EBS (KB) 

|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 

| 1 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show flow 


add flow 

no flow 




show flows 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display flow Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter information for a flow. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show flow flowid cpd-filters 

flowid 


fid-1-3. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To show all CPD filters for a flow: 

--> show flow fid-2-1 cpd-filters 

CPD Filters for: fid-1-1 

| Filter | Disposition | 

|------------------ |------------------ | 

| BPDU | Discard | 

| CDP | Discard | 

| GARP Group | Discard | 



show flow 



show flows 




TM 


Version 2.0 



Display flow PM statistics information for a flow. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show flow flowid stats montype bin timeperiod 

flowid 


fid-1-3. 

montype 

Monitored Parameter Type. Can specify a single MONTYPE or ALL. 




used to retrieve all BINs associated with the given montype. 

timeperiod Time period bin (15min or 1day). 

GUIDELINES 


To display montypes for a flow use the help montypes command. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all montypes and bins for a flow: 

--> show flow fid-2-1 stats all current 1day 

Statistics (1day) for Flow: fid-2-1 

Current[0]: 

ABRRL-RX : 0 

ABRRL-TX : 0 

ABR-RX : 0 

ABR-TX : 0 

FMRD-RX : 0 

FMRD-TX : 0 

FMYD-RX : 0 

FMYD-TX : 0 

FMYP-RX : 0 

FMYP-TX : 0 

FTD-RX : 0 

FTD-TX : 0 

L2CPFD : 0 



Version 2.0 



TM 

To show the current bin of a specific montype for a flow: 

--> show flow fid-2-1 stats abr-rx current 1day 

Flow: fid-2-1 


Current[0]: 

ABR-RX : 0 


add flow 

clear stats 

help montypes 

no flow 

show flow 



show flows 

show interface $interface stats 



show stats 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display flow PM threshold information for a flow. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show flow flowid thresholds timeperiod 

flowid 

timeperiod 


fid-1-3. 

Time period bin (15min or 1day). 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

--> show flow fid-1-3 thresholds 1day 

Thresholds (1day) for Flow: fid-2-1 

| Monitored Type | Locn | Dirn | Time Period | Threshold | 

|------------------- |----- |----- |------------ |---------- | 

| ABRRL-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ABRRL-TX | NEnd | TX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ABR-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ABR-TX | NEnd | TX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMRD-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMRD-TX | NEnd | TX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMYD-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMYD-TX | NEnd | TX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMYP-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMYP-TX | NEnd | TX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FTD-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FTD-TX | NEnd | TX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| L2CPFD | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 


add flow 

no flow 

show flow 



show flows 



Version 2.0 

show flows 


TM 

show flows 

Displays all provisioned Ethernet Virtual Circuits (flows) on an interface or on the entire system. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show flows [ifname] 

ifname 

Optional interface identifier. If omitted, all flows on all LAN 

interfaces are displayed. 

GUIDELINES 

Each flow is uniquely identified with a flow name. To view the details of a flow, user the show flow command. 


EXAMPLES 

To show all flows on the system: 

--> show flows 

Flows: 

| Name | Interface | Ingress CIR | Ingress EIR | Flow Type | 

|------------ |-------------- |-------------- -------------- |-------------- | 

| fid-1-1 | e100-lan-2 | 1024000 | 0 | Regular | 



To show all flows on a specific interface: 

--> show flows e100-lan-2 

Flows for Interface: e100-lan-21 


|------------ |-------------- |-------------- -------------- |-------------- | 




add flow 

no flow 

show flow 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show flows 






Version 2.0 



TM 


Displays configuration information on a specified interface. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show interface ifname 

ifname 

Mandatory interface identifier. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To show transparent LAN interface information: 

--> show interface e100-lan-1 

E100 Interface: e100-lan-1 

Description : 

Assigned State : 

Administrative State : 

Operational State : 

ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 

Media : Copper 

MDIX Type : Auto 

MTU : 2000 

Interface Speed : Auto 

Negotiated Speed : Negotiating 

802.3 PAUSE Control Receive : Enabled 

802.3 PAUSE Control Send : Enabled 

Circuit Name : 

Port Mode : 

LAN-1 

Connection-oriented 

EVC Mode : 

Tagged Frame Support : 

Untagged Frame Support : 

Transparent 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Ingress CIR : 1024000 

Ingress EIR : 0 

Ingress CBS : 1 

Ingress EBS : 0 

Ingress Buffer Size : 128 




TM 


Version 2.0 


Egress CIR : 1024000 

Egress EIR : 99008000 

Egress CBS : 1 

Egress EBS : 13 

Egress Buffer Size : 128 




C-Tag Match Receive Priority : Enabled 




Outer Tag Ethertype : 0x8100 

Fault Propagation : EFM 

Fault Propagation Delay : 120 

Local Link ID : 3 

Remote Link IDs : 1,2,3 

Loopback : None 

Swap SA/DA : n/a 

To show Connection-oriented Flow VLAN interface information: 



Description : ETHERNET-LAN 

Assigned State : Enabled 

Administrative State : Enabled 

Operational State : Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:44:25 



MTU : 2000 




Port Mode : 

LAN-2 


EVC Mode : Flow VLAN 

Tagged Frame Support : Enabled 

Untagged Frame Support : Enabled 


Port VLAN ID : 1-0 

Priority VLAN ID : 1 

Acceptable Frame Policy : VLAN 

Egress VLAN Trunking : Enabled 


Push PVID On Ingress : Enabled 

Pop PVID On Egress : Enabled 

Fault Propagation : 

None 



Version 2.0 



TM 



Remote Link IDs : 



Egress QOS-Queues: 

queue-2-0 BufferSize: 








128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 

To show Connection-less Flow VLAN interface information: 







MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:44:25 



MTU : 2000 




Port Mode : 

LAN-3 

Connection-less 

Bridge Aging Time : 300 

Bridge Action : Block 

Bridge Table Size : 4095 


Fault Propagation : None 



Remote Link IDs : 3 



Egress QOS-Queues: 




128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 



TM 


Version 2.0 







128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 

128 KB 


adminstate 

assignstate 



show interface $interface efm-oam 



show interface $interface thresholds 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display alarm attribute information for a specified interface. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show interface ifname almattr 

ifname 


GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

--> show interface e1000-lan-5 almattr 

Alarm Attributes for: e1000-lan-5 

| Ntfcn | Condition | | | Srv | 

| Code | Description | Locn | Dirn | Eff | 

|------- |--------------------------- |------ |------ |----- | 

| Crit | Link Down | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Major | RX Jabber | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | RFI | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | Auto Negotiation Duplex U | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | SFP Removed | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | SFP Tx Fault | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | SFP Mismatch | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | Dying Gasp | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | LCP Fail | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | Link Deactivated | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | Remote Link Status Indica | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | Remote Critical Event | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | EFM Discovery Fail | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | MAC Table Full | NEnd | RX | SA | 


almattr 









TM 


Version 2.0 



Display disposition information for Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filters on a specified interface. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show interface ifname cpd-filters 

ifname 


GUIDELINES 


names. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show interface e100-lan-1 cpd-filters 



|------------------ |------------------ | 

| Custom | Discard | 



cpd-filter 


ether-type 

mac 

no cpd-filter 





sub-type 









Version 2.0 



TM 


Display Ethernet First Mile - Operations, Administration and Maintenance (EFM-OAM) configuration and 

status information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show interface ifname efm-oam 

ifname 


GUIDELINES 


names. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show interface e100-lan-1 efm-oam 

EFM-OAM status for: e100-lan-1 

EFM-OAM State: Disabled 

Local EFM-OAM Configuration: 

Mode : Active 

Remote OAM Loopback Support : Enabled 

Link Event Support : Disabled 

Variable Retrieval Support : Disabled 

Unidirectional Support : Disabled 

Remote EFM-OAM Configuration: 

Mode : Unknown 

Remote OAM Loopback Support : Disabled 

Link Event Support : Disabled 

Variable Retrieval Support : Disabled 

Unidirectional Support : Disabled 

Local EFM-OAM Status: 

Status : Down 

Link Fault : Yes 

Receiving EFM Packets : Yes 

Critical Event : No 

Loopback State : None 

Remote EFM-OAM Status: 

Status : Unknown 



TM 


Version 2.0 


Loopback State : Unknown 

Link Fault : Yes 

Critical Event : No 

Dying Gasp : No 










TM 

Version 2.0 




Display interface PM statistics information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show interface ifname stats montype bin timeperiod 

ifname 


montype 







GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names. To display 

montypes for a given interface, use the help montypes command. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all montypes and bins for an interface: 

--> show interface e100-lan-1 stats all all 1day 

Statistics (1day) for E100 Interface: e100-lan-1 

Current [0]: 2006-01-03 00:00:00 

ABR-RX: 145 

ABR-TX: 145 

ABRRL-RX: 0 

ABRRL-TX: 0 

APFD: 0 

AUFD: 0 

ESBF: 0 

ESBP: 0 

ESBS: 64000 

ESC: 0 

ESCAE: 0 

ESDE: 0 

ESF: 0 

ESFS: 1000 

ESJ: 0 

ESMF: 0 

ESMP: 0 



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Version 2.0 


ESO: 64000 

ESOP: 0 

ESP: 1000 

ESP64: 1000 

ESP65: 0 

ESP128: 0 

ESP256: 0 

ESP512: 0 

ESP1024: 0 

ESP1519: 0 

ESUF: 1000 

ESUP: 0 

FFD-RX: 0 

L2CPFD: 0 

L2CPFP: 0 

LBC: 0 

OPT: 0 

OPR: 0 

To show the current bin of a specific montype for an interface: 

--> show interface e100-lan-1 stats apfd current 1day 


Current[0]: 

APFD: 0 


clear stats 

help montypes 










show stats 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display interface test diagnostic status/results. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show interface ifname test diag 

ifname 


GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

Displays the following test diagnostic results when a test is in progress: 

--> show interface e100-lan-1 test diag 



Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 


Cable Points: 






Displays the following test diagnostic results when a test has completed, and cable points are not defined: 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 



TM 


Version 2.0 


Results: 






Cable Points: 






Displays the following test diagnostic results when a test has completed, and cable points are defined: 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 






Cable Points: 


Cable Point 2 - 10.13 meters - Second floor cabinet 

Cable Point 3 - 24.2 meters - Customer premise 




cable-point-n 

diag 


show diag 




TM 

Version 2.0 




Display interface threshold information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show interface ifname thresholds timeperiod 

ifname 

timeperiod 



GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

--> show interface e100-lan-1 thresholds 1day 

Thresholds (1day) for E100 Interface: e100-lan-1 

| Monitored Type | Locn | Dirn | Time Period |Threshold | 

|------------------ |------ |------ |------------- |---------- | 

| APFD | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| AUFD | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ABR-RL | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 


| ABR-TX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| BT-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ESBF | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ESBP | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ESBS | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ESC | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| ESCAE | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 3557280 | 

| ESDE | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 3557280 | 

| ESF | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 3557280 | 

| ESFS | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

 



threshold 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show ip 

show ip 

Display system IP address, mask and default router information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show ip 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show ip 

System IP Information: 

IP Address : 10.10.36.85 

Subnet Mask : 255.255.240.0 

Default Gateway : 10.10.32.1 


ip-address 

ip-gateway 



Version 2.0 

show ip access-list system 


TM 


Display system IP Access Control List (ACL) entries. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Specifying show ip routes dynamic displays dynamic routing table entries. Specifying show ip routes static 

displays static routing table entries. The “advert” status column in the show ip routes static output identifies 

whether this route is advertised using Routing Information Protocol (RIP). 

EXAMPLES 

-->show ip access-list system 

Permitted System Access List: 

Entry 

Id 

------ 

IP/Network 

Address 

--------------- 

Network 

Mask 

----------------- 

1 10.10.15.211 255.255.255.255 Yes 

2 10.10.15.212 255.255.255.255 Yes 

3 10.10.15.213 255.255.255.255 No 

4 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

5 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

6 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

7 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

8 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

9 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

10 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

Active 

-------- 


access-list system 

show mgmttnl 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display IP routing table entries. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show ip routes {dynamic | static} 

dynamic 

static 

Show dynamic ip routes. 

Show static ip routes. 

GUIDELINES 

Specifying show ip routes dynamic displays dynamic routing table entries. Specifying show ip routes static 

displays static routing table entries. The “advert” status column in the show ip routes static output identifies 

whether this route is advertised using Routing Information Protocol (RIP). 

EXAMPLES 

-->show ip routes dynamic 

IP Routing Table: 

| Destination | Netmask | NextHop | Interface | 

|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ |---------------- | 

| 10.10.32.0 | 255.255.240.0 | 0.0.0.0 | mgmt-lan | 

| 0.0.0.0 | 0.0.0.0 | 10.10.32.1 | mgmt-lan | 

--> show ip routes static 

Static IP Routes: 

| Destination | Netmask | NextHop/Iface | Advert | Metric | 

|--------------- |--------------- |--------------- |--------- |--------- | 

| 0.0.0.0 | 0.0.0.0 | 10.10.32.1 | False | 1 | 


add ip route 

no ip route 



Version 2.0 

show lag 


TM 

show lag 

Display LAG aggregator information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show lag lag-1 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show lag lag-1 

Link Aggregator: lag-1 

LACP Control : Enabled 

Adminsitration State : Enabled 

Operational State : Disabled 

LAG Name : LAG-1 

LAG Description : 1:1 Protection only 

Last Op-State Change Time : 2007-08-29,20:30:37 

Data Rate : 1,000,000,000 

System Collector Max Delay : 50 (tens of microseconds) 

Collector Max Delay : 50 (tens of microseconds) 

Link Status Trap : Enabled 

Associated Ports : e1000-wan-1, e1000-wan-2 

Active Port : e1000-wan-1 



Actor Aggregate Capable : Enabled 

Actor System Mac Address : 00:0B:90:00:40:49 

Actor System ID : 00:0B:90:00:40:48 

Actor System Priority : 32768 

Actor Admin Key : 1000 

Actor Operation Key : 1000 

Partner System ID : 00:0B:90:00:40:48 

Partner System Priority : 32768 

Partner Operation Key : 1000 

Partner Collector Max Delay : 50 (tens of microseconds) 

Octets Tx OK : 0 

Octets Rx OK : 0 

Frames Tx OK : 0 

Frames Rx OK : 0 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show lag 

Frames Discarded On Tx : 0 

Frames Discarded On Rx : 0 

Frames With Tx Errors : 0 

LAG Member Status: 

| Priority | Source | Source Status | State | Collecting | Distributing 

|---------- |------------- |-------------- |--------- |---------- |------------- 

| 1 | E1000 [WAN-1] | Normal | Active | Yes | Yes 

| 2 | E1000 [WAN-2] | Normal | Standby | No | No 


add lag 

actor-sysprio 

adminstate 

collector-max-delay 

lag-control 

lagname 

no lag 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display LAG port information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show lag lag-n port 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show lagport lag-port-1 

LAG Port: lag-port-1 

Actor Selected Aggregator ID : 1 

Actor Attached Aggregator ID : 1 

Actor Aggregate Capable : True 




Actor LACP Control : Enabled 

Actor Port : 1 

Actor Port Priority : 1 

Actor Admin State : LACP Active, LACP Short 


Actor Operation State : LACP Active, LACP Short, Aggregation, 

Synchronization, Collecting, 

Distributing 

Partner Admin System ID : 00:0B:90:00:40:48 

Partner Admin System Priority : 32768 

Partner Admin Key : 1000 

Partner Admin Port : 1 

Partner Admin Port Priority : 1 

Partner Admin State : LACP Active, LACP Short 

Partner Operation System ID : 00:0B:90:00:40:48 

Partner Operation System Priority : 32768 


Partner Operation Port : 1 

Partner Operation Port Priority : 1 

Partner Operation State : LACP Active, LACP Short 


LACP PDUs Rx Count : 2 

LACP PDUs Tx Count : 67518 

Marker PDUs Rx Count : 0 



TM 


Version 2.0 


Marker PDUs Tx Count : 0 

Marker Response PDUs Rx Count : 0 

Marker Response PDUs Tx Count : 0 

Debug Rx State : Current 

Debug Last Rx Time : 2007-08-30,14:03:30 

Debug Mux State : Distributing 

Debug Mux Reason : (Partner.Coll == TRUE) 

Debug Actor Churn State : No Churn 

Debug Partner Churn State : No Churn 

Debug Actor Churn Count : 2 

Debug Partner Churn Count : 1 

Debug Actor Sync Transition Count : 1 

Debug Partner Sync Transition Count : 0 

Debug Actor Change Count : 0 

Debug Partner Change Count : 0 


actor-lacp-activity 

actor-lacp-control 

actor-lacp-timeout 

actor-portprio 

actor-sysprio 

partner-adminkey 

partner-adminport 

partner-adminportprio 

partner-adminsysid 

partner-adminsysprio 

partner-lacp-activity 

partner-lacp-timeout 



Version 2.0 

show ma 


TM 

show ma 

Display Maintenance Association (MA) information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

Any 

SYNTAX 

show ma maid 

maid 

Maintenance Association (MA) identifier. Format is: 

ma-mdid-maid. Example: ma-1-1. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid MA names. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show ma ma-1-1 

Maintenance Association: ma-1-1 

Name Format: String 

Name: Testing 

CM Interval: 100 MiliSeconds 

Primary VID: 1 

MEP List: 3 

MIP Creation Control: Defer 

Sender ID Control: None 


add ma 

add md 

no ma 



show defmdl 

show md 

show mep 


show mips 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show md 

show md 

Display Maintenance Domain (MD) information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

A ny 

SYNTAX 

show md mdid 

mdid 

Maintenance Domain (MD) identifier. Format is: md-mdid. 

Example: md-1. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid MD names. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show md md-1 

Maintenance Domain: md-1 


Name: Albuquerque 

Level: 1 

MIP Creation Control: None 



add md 

no md 



show ma 

show mep 


show mips 



Version 2.0 

show mep 


TM 

show mep 

Display Maintenance End Point (MEP) information. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Any 

SYNTAX 

show mep mepid 

mepid 

Maintenance End Point identifier. Format is mep-mdid-maid-mepid. 

Example: mep-1-3-1. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names, 

Maintenance Domain IDs, Maintenance Association IDs and Maintenance End Point IDs. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show mep mep-2-2-1 

Maintenance End Point: mep-2-2-1 

Direction : Up 

State : Enabled 

CCM Generation : True 

Port ID: e1000-lan-5 

MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 

Primary VID : 5 


Fault Alarm Priority : MAC Status 

Fault Network Address : not transmitted 

Current Fault State : Null 

Fault Activation Time : 2.5 secs 

Fault Reset Time : 10 secs 

Total CCM's Transmitted : 154 

Total CCM's Received : 0 

Out Of Sequence CCM's Received : 0 

CCM Errors Received : 0 

Received RDI Defect : No 

Received MAC Defect : No 

Remote MEP CCM Defect : Yes 

CCM Error Defect : Yes 

Next Loopback Transaction ID : 1 

Good LBR's Received : 0 

Out Of Order LBR's Received : 0 

Mismatched LBR's Received : 0 

LBR's Transmitted : 0 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show mep 

Next Linktrace Transaction ID : 779249013 

Unexpected LTR's : 0 

Last Misconnection CCM Message: 

Last Error CCM Message: 

01,80,c2,00,00,00,00,0b,90,00,40,4f,81,00,00,01 

88,b7,00,01,03,46,00,00,3b,70,00,01,04,0b,41,6c 

62,75,71,75,65,72,71,75,65,03,02,00,00,00,00,00 

00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 

00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 

00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,42,dd,6e 

9a 

Remote Maintenance End Points: 

| MEP-ID | State | Up-Time | MAC | RDI | Port Status | I/F Status | 

|---------- |------ |------- |----------------- |---------- |------------ |------------ | 

| mep-2-2-1 | Failed | 3197 | 00:00:00:00:00:00 | False | None | None | 


add ma 

add md 

add mep 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 

lowest-alarmprio 

multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 



show defmdl 

show ma 

show md 


show mips 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display alarm attribute information for a specified Maintenance End Point (MEP). 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show mep mepid almattr 

mepid 

Maintenance End Point (MEP) identifier. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid MEP IDs. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show mep mep-1-1-3 almattr 

Alarm Attributes for: mep-1-1-3 



|------- |--------------------------- |------ |------ |----- | 

| Minor | Crossconnect CCM | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | Erroneous CCM | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | Some Remote MEP CCM | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | Some MAC Status | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | Some RDI | NEnd | RX | SA | 


almattr 




show defmdl 



show ma 

show md 

show mep 

show mips 




TM 


Version 2.0 

show mips 

show mips 

Display Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) default Maintenance Intermediate Point (MIP) level 

information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show mips 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show mips 

Maintenance domain Intermediate Points: 

| Port 

| MD Level | Source | Primary VID | 

|--------------- 

|---------- 

|------------- 

|------------- 

| 

| E100 [LAN-1] | 2 | DEFMD-1 | 1 | 

| E100 [LAN-2] | 2 | DEFMD-1 | 1 | 

| E100 [LAN-3] | 2 | DEFMD-1 | 1 | 

| E100 [LAN-4] | 2 | DEFMD-1 | 1 | 

| E1000 [LAN-5] | 2 | DEFMD-1 | 1 | 

| E100 [LAN-2] | 0 | MA-1-1 | 4095 | 

| E100 [LAN-3] | 0 | MA-1-1 | 4095 | 

| E100 [LAN-4] | 0 | MA-1-1 | 4095 | 

| E1000 [LAN-5] | 0 | MA-1-1 | 4095 | 




show defmdl 

show ma 

show md 

show mep 




Version 2.0 

show mgmttnl 


TM 

show mgmttnl 

Display Management Tunnel information on the specified interface. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show mgmttnl ifname 

ifname 

Mandatory interface name. 

GUIDELINES 

Management tunnels allow the system to be managed from a remote location over the specified WAN or LAN 

interface. Management tunnels can be MAC or VLAN-based. Management tunnel traffic shares the interface 

bandwidth with other user traffic, but is guaranteed to receive 200 kbps of the interface bandwidth (management 

traffic cannot be starved by user traffic). 

In MAC-based management tunnel mode, the system monitors for frames arriving which match the MAC address 

of the interface. Such frames are forwarded to the system processor for execution. The system will also monitor 

for ARP broadcast requests on the interface. If the ARP request matches the IP address of the interface tunnel 

or the system IP address, the system processor will respond to the ARP request. Other ARP requests (customer 

traffic) on the interface are forwarded normally and are ignored by the processor. 


EXAMPLES 

--> show mgmttnl e1000-wan-1 

Management Tunnel: e1000-wan-1 

Tunnel Mode : VLAN Based 

Encapsulation : Ethernet 

Tunnel VLAN ID : 4095 

Tunnel S-Tag : Enabled 

Tunnel S-Tag VLAN ID : 4095 

IP Address : 0.0.0.0 

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 

DHCP : Disabled 

RIPv2 : Disabled 

ACL Inbound Filtering : Disabled 


dhcp 

encapsulation 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show mgmttnl 

ip-address 

mode 

ping 

ripv2 


tracert 

tunnel-stag 

tunnel-stag-vid 

tunnel-vid 



TM 

Version 2.0 




Display policer PM statistics information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

Configure Flow 

SYNTAX 

show policer {egress | ingress} policerid stats montype bin timeperiod 

policerid Policer identifier. Format is pol-port-flowid-policerid. Example: 

pol-1-3-0. 

montype 







GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for valid interface, flow and policer identifier 

naming conventions. To display montypes for a policer use the help montypes command. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all montypes and bins for a policer: 


config:if(e100)--> flow fid-2-4 

config:flow--> show policer ingress pol-2-4-0 stats all current 1day 

Statistics (1day) for Ingress Policer: pol-2-4-0 

Current[0]: 

ABR : 0 

FMG : 0 

FMRD : 0 

FMY : 0 

FMYD : 0 



TM 


Version 2.0 


To show the current bin of a specific montype for a policer: 



config:flow--> show policer ingress pol-2-4-0 stats ABR current 1day 


Current[0]: 

ABR : 0 


add policer 

clear stats 

help montypes 

no policer 

policer 

show flow 


show flows 



show stats 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display policer PM threshold information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

show policer {egress | ingress} policerid thresholds timeperiod 

policerid 

timeperiod 

Policer identifier. Format is pol-port-flowid-policerid. Example: 

pol-1-3-0. 


GUIDELINES 


naming conventions. 

EXAMPLES 



config:flow--> show policer ingress pol-2-4-0 thresholds 1day 

Thresholds (1day) for Policer: pol-2-4-0 


|------------------- |----- |----- |------------ |---------- | 

| ABR | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMG | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMRD | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMY | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FMYD | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 


add policer 

no policer 

policer 


show flow 

show flows 





TM 


Version 2.0 



Displays configuration information on a specified power supply unit. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show power-supply psuid 

psuid 

Power Supply identifier (psu-1 or psu-2). 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid power supply names. 

EXAMPLES 

To display psu-1 information: 

--> show power-supply psu-1 

Power Supply Unit: psu-1 




Serial Number : 

Part Number : 

Date of Manufacture : 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

n/a 

n/a 

n/a 


adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 






Version 2.0 

show probe 


TM 

show probe 

This command displays ESA probe information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show probe probeid 

probeid 

Probe identifier (1 to 32 characters - no spaces). 

GUIDELINES 

Probe ID is case sensitive. 

EXAMPLES 

To display an ESA probe: 

--> show probe Houston 

ESA Probe: Houston 

State : Active 

Associated Port : e100-lan-1 

Probe IP Address : 34.34.34.34 

Probe Subnet Mask : 255.255.240.0 

Reflector IP Address : 35.35.35.35 

Reflector Subnet Mask : 255.255.240.0 

Protocol : ICMP Timestamp 

Service Type : Flow VLAN 

VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 

Packet Size : 100 bytes 

Packets Per Sample : 500 

Packet Interval : 100 seconds 

Dead Interval : 10 seconds 

Response Timeout : 5 seconds 

History Interval : 15 minutes 

History Bins : 16 

Distribution Interval : 15 minutes 

Distribution Bins : 16 

Round Trip Delay : 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show probe 

Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 









state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 

Version 2.0 




Display distribution information for an ESA Probe. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show probe probeid distribution disttype bin 

show probe probeid distribution montype bin 

probeid 

Probe identifier (1 to 32 characters - no spaces). Probe ID is 

case sensitive. 

disttype 

Distribution Type. Can specify a single distribution type or 

ALL. 

montype 






GUIDELINES 

To display distypes for an entity, use the help disttypes probe command. To display montypes for an entity, use 

the help montypes command. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all distributions for a probe: 

--> show probe Houston distribution all all 


Current [0]: 













TM 


Version 2.0 


To show the current bin of a specific distribution type for a probe: 

--> show probe Houston distribution rt-delay current 


Current [0]: 












add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 






state 



Version 2.0 



TM 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display PM statistics information for an ESA Probe. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show probe probeid stats montype bin 

probeid 



montype 






GUIDELINES 

To display montypes for an entity, use the help montypes command. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all montypes and bins for a probe: 

--> show probe Houston stats all all 

Statistics for ESA Probe: Houston 

Current [0]: 

P2R-PKT 1539 

R2P-PKT 1539 

P2R-ERR-PKT 0 

R2P-ERR-PKT 0 

LOST-PKT 0 

LATE-PKT 0 

SEQ-GAPS 0 

OUTOFSEQ-ERR 0 

P2R-LOST-PKTS 0 

R2P-LOST-PKTS 0 

P2R-SYNC-ERR 0 

MIN-RTDELAY 0 

MAX-RTDELAY 35 

 



Version 2.0 



TM 

To show the current bin of a specific montype for a probe: 

--> show probe Houston stats p2r-pkt current 

Current[0]: 

P2R-PKT: 0 


help montypes 

show probe 




threshold 

clear stats 



show stats 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display ESA Probe threshold information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show probe probeid thresholds 

probeid 



GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show probe Houston thresholds 

Thresholds for ESA Probe: Houston 


|------------------ |---- |----- |----------- |--------- | 

| P2R-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 12 | 

| R2P-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 0 | 

| P2R-ERR-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 0 | 

| R2P-ERR-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 0 | 

| LOST-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 0 | 

 


help montypes 



show probe 


threshold 

threshold (probe) 



Version 2.0 

show proxyarp 


TM 

show proxyarp 

Display the Proxy ARP setting for system. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show proxyarp 

GUIDELINES 

If enabled, the system will respond to ARP requests on behalf of subtending devices connected to the 

management network which this system knows about. Proxy ARP allows a system to act as a Gateway Node for 

communications to other systems which are accessible via IP. 

If disabled, the system will not respond to ARP requests on behalf of other nodes even if this device has IP 

connectivity to the other node. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show proxyarp 



Proxy ARP Table: 

| IP Address | MAC Address | Interface | 

|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ | 


show arp 

show system 

proxyarp 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display queue PM statistics information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

show queue queueid stats montype bin timeperiod 

queueid 

Queue identifier. Format is que-port-flowid-queueid. Example: que-2-4-0 

montype 







GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for valid interface, flow and queue identifier 

naming conventions. To display montypes for a queue use the help montypes command. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all montypes and bins for a queue: 



config:flow--> show queue que-2-4-0 stats all all 1day 

Statistics (1day) for Queue: que-2-4-0 

Current[0]: 

ABRRL : 0 

BT : 0 

BTD : 0 

FD : 0 

FTD : 0 



Version 2.0 



TM 

To show the current bin of a specific montype for a queue: 



config:flow--> show queue que-2-4-0 stats ABRRL current 1day 


Current[0]: 

ABRRL : 0 


add queue 

clear queue $queue stats 

help montypes 

no queue 

queue 

show flow 


show flows 



show stats 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display interface threshold information for a queue. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

show queue queueid thresholds timeperiod 

queueid 

timeperiod 



GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names, and flow 

and queue identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 



config:flow--> show queue que-2-4-0 thresholds 1day 

Thresholds (1day) for Queue: que-2-4-0 


|------------------- |----- |----- |------------ |---------- | 

| ABRRL | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| BT | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| BTD | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| FD | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 3 | 

| FTD | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 


help montypes 




threshold 




Version 2.0 



TM 


This command allows you display an ESA reflector information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show reflector reflectorid 

reflectorid 

Reflector identifier (1 to 32 characters - no spaces). 

Reflector ID is case sensitive. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To display an ESA reflector: 

--> show reflector fitsimmons 

ESA Reflector: fitsimmons 


Associated Port : E100 [LAN-1] 

IP Address : 120.22.222.2 

Subnet Mask : 255.255.0.0 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 



TM 


Version 2.0 


no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 






state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display remote authentication information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show remote-authentication 

Remote Authentication: 

Authentication Protocol : Radius 

Authentication Type : PAP 

NAS IP Address : 10.10.1.1 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

port 

nas-ip-address 

port 

priority 

retries 

secret 


timeout 

tracert 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display remote authentication server status information. When authprotocol is set to radius, this command will 

also display RADIUS server PM counts. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show remote-authentication server serverid 

serverid 

Remote Authentication server identifier. Valid entries for 

serverid are: server-1, server-2 or server-3. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To display remote authentication server information for RADIUS (authprotocol is set to radius): 

--> show remote-authentication server server-1 

Remote Authentication Server: server-1 


IP Address : 10.10.1.2 

Port : 1812 

Priority : First 

Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 

Secret : **************** 

Requests Sent : 0 

Retransmissions : 0 

Accept Packets : 0 

Reject Packets : 0 

Challenge Packets : 0 

Error Packets : 0 

Timeouts : 0 

Note: 

RADIUS PM counts (Requests Sent, etc.) are only applicable where authprotocol is set to 

radius. 



Version 2.0 



TM 

To display remote authentication server information for TACACS+ (authprotocol is set to tacacs-plus): 

--> show remote-authentication server server-1 



IP Address : 10.10.1.2 

Port : 49 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 

Secret : **************** 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

help montypes 

port 


port 

priority 

retries 

secret 





show stats 

timeout 

tracert 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display the running configuration for the entire system. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

This command provides the ability to capture a current FSP 150CC configuration which may be exported or 

copied, edited and re-played to other FSP 150CCs. The output consists of a sequence of input commands 

required to duplicate the configuration (starting from the FSP 150CC default configuration). Text shown as 

“remark #” are comments that do not need to be stripped out prior to re-playing to other FSP 150CCs because 

they will be ignored by the system. 

To replay a configuration, run the edited output to the FSP 150CC main level CLI prompt of a like FSP 150CC 

variant set to its default configuration. Upon completion of the command sequence, save the configuration by 

using the database save command, then reboot the FSP 150CC because some commands require a reboot to 

take affect. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show running-config 

remark # 

remark # Preamble 

remark # 

remark # 

remark # End Preamble 

remark # 

remark # 

remark # System 

remark # 


sysname "FSP150CCf-825" 

serial enable 

telnet enable 

web enable 

snmp-dying-gasp disable 



Version 2.0 



TM 

clock timezone utc 

remark # clock set 

sntpclient mode disable 

security-banner "This is a private system. Unauthorized access or use may lead 

to prosecution." 

almattr minor unsavedcfgdata near-end receive non-service-affecting 

almattr minor schedping near-end receive non-service-affecting 

almattr minor sntp near-end receive non-service-affecting 

almattr minor snmpdg near-end receive non-service-affecting 

exit 


jumbo-frame enable 

exit 

remark # 

remark # Custom CPD Filter 

remark # 



mac 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 

ether-type 0x0000 0x0000 

sub-type 0x00 0x00 

exit 

exit 

remark # 

remark # Scheduled Ping 

remark # 


frequency 1 

severity minor 

threshold 1 

exit 

remark # 

remark # SNMP 

remark # 

configure snmp 

exit 



TM 


Version 2.0 


remark # 

remark # Remote Authentication 

remark # 


authprotocol none 

authtype pap 

exit 

remark # 

remark # Remote Authentication Server 

remark # 


server server-1 

ip-address 0.0.0.0 

port 1812 

timeout 3 

retries 3 

priority first 

adminstate disable 

exit 

exit 

remark # 


remark # 




port 1812 

timeout 3 

retries 3 

priority second 


exit 

exit 

remark # 


remark # 





Version 2.0 



TM 


port 1812 

timeout 3 

retries 3 

priority third 


exit 

exit 

remark # 

remark # ECPA Stream 

remark # 

configure ecpa stream ecpa-stream-1 

include-in-test true 

rate 10000000 

destmac 00:0B:90:00:00:01 

frame-size 64 

ip-version v4 

payload random 

frame-type untagged 

cos-mode tos 

priority 0 

exit 

remark # 


remark # 


include-in-test false 

rate 10000000 

destmac 00:0B:90:00:00:01 

frame-size 64 

ip-version v4 


frame-type vlan 

vlan 4094 

vlanprio 1 

cos-mode tos 

priority 0 

exit 



TM 


Version 2.0 


remark # 


remark # 


include-in-test false 

rate 10000000 

destmac 00:0B:90:00:00:01 

frame-size 64 

ip-version v4 


frame-type vlan 

vlan 4094 

vlanprio 2 

cos-mode tos 

priority 0 

exit 

remark # 

remark # Interface: mgmt-lan 

remark # 

configure interface mgmt-lan 

adminstate enable 

speed auto 

dhcp enable 

ripv2 disable 

no ip access-group system in 

exit 

remark # 

remark # Interface: e100-lan-3 

remark # 

configure interface e100-lan-3 

assignstate enable 

speed auto 

description "ETHERNET-LAN" 

media copper 

evc-mode tls 

portmode Connection-oriented 

circuit-name LAN-3 

ingress-ebs 0 

ingress-cbs 1 



Version 2.0 



TM 

ingress-eir 0 

ingress-cir 1024000 

ingress-buffersize 128 

egress-limiting disable 

flowcontrol receive disable 

flowcontrol send disable 

tagged-frame enable 

ctag push 3-0 enable 

stag none 

no propagate-fault 

qq-ethertype 0x8100 

cpd-filter efm-oam discard 

threshold port ABR-RX 15min 0 

threshold port ABR-TX 15min 0 

threshold port ABRRL-RX 15min 0 

threshold port ABRRL-TX 15min 0 

threshold port APFD 15min 0 

threshold port AUFD 15min 0 

threshold port BT-RX 15min 0 

threshold port BTD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port BTD-TX 15min 0 

threshold port ESBF 15min 0 

threshold port ESBP 15min 0 

threshold port ESBS 15min 0 

threshold port ESC 15min 0 

threshold port ESCAE 15min 37055 

threshold port ESDE 15min 37055 

threshold port ESF 15min 37055 

threshold port ESFS 15min 0 

threshold port ESJ 15min 0 

threshold port ESMF 15min 0 

threshold port ESMP 15min 0 

threshold port ESO 15min 0 

threshold port ESOP 15min 37055 

threshold port ESP 15min 0 

threshold port ESP64 15min 0 








TM 


Version 2.0 



threshold port ESUF 15min 0 

threshold port ESUP 15min 37055 

threshold port FD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FD-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FFD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FMG-RX 15min 37055 

threshold port FMG-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FMRD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FMRD-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FMY-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FMY-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FMYD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FMYD-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FTD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FTD-TX 15min 37055 

threshold port L2CPFD 15min 0 

threshold port L2CPFP 15min 0 

threshold port LBC 15min 0 

threshold port OPR 15min -80 

threshold port OPT 15min -80 

threshold port ABR-RX 1day 0 

threshold port ABR-TX 1day 0 

threshold port ABRRL-RX 1day 0 

threshold port ABRRL-TX 1day 0 

threshold port APFD 1day 0 

threshold port AUFD 1day 0 

threshold port BT-RX 1day 0 

threshold port BTD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port BTD-TX 1day 0 

threshold port ESBF 1day 0 

threshold port ESBP 1day 0 

threshold port ESBS 1day 0 

threshold port ESC 1day 0 

threshold port ESCAE 1day 3557280 

threshold port ESDE 1day 3557280 

threshold port ESF 1day 3557280 

threshold port ESFS 1day 0 

threshold port ESJ 1day 0 

threshold port ESMF 1day 0 

threshold port ESMP 1day 0 



Version 2.0 



TM 

threshold port ESO 1day 0 

threshold port ESOP 1day 3557280 

threshold port ESP 1day 0 

threshold port ESP64 1day 0 







threshold port ESUF 1day 0 

threshold port ESUP 1day 3557280 

threshold port FD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FD-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FFD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FMG-RX 1day 3557280 

threshold port FMG-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FMRD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FMRD-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FMY-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FMY-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FMYD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FMYD-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FTD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FTD-TX 1day 3557280 

threshold port L2CPFD 1day 0 

threshold port L2CPFP 1day 0 

threshold port LBC 1day 0 

threshold port OPR 1day -80 

threshold port OPT 1day -80 

almattr critical lnkdn near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr major rxjabber near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor rfi near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor autonegdupunknown near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical sfpremoved near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical sfptxfault near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical sfpmismatch near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical dyinggasp near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical lcpfail near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical lnkdeactivated near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor efmrls near-end receive service-affecting 



TM 


Version 2.0 


almattr minor efmrce near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor efmfail near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor mactablefull near-end receive service-affecting 


exit 

 


database save 





reboot 




Version 2.0 



TM 


Display the running configuration for the management LAN, WAN or a specific LAN interface. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show running-config interface infname 

GUIDELINES 

This command provides the ability to capture a current FSP 150CC configuration which may be edited and 

re-played to other FSP 150CCs. The output file consists of a sequence of input commands required to duplicate 

the configuration (starting from the default configuration). The output is a configuration file that can be copied to 

a remote server via FTP. Text shown as “remark #” are comments only and should not be used as commands 

to rebuild or create a configuration. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid management LAN, WAN and 

LAN interface names. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show running-config interface e100-lan-1 

remark # 


remark # 



speed auto 

description "ETHERNET-LAN" 

media copper 

portmode Connection-less 

circuit-name LAN-1 

bridge-aging-time 300 

bridge-table-size 4095 

bridge-action flood 

queue que-1-0 128 








TM 


Version 2.0 





qq-ethertype 0x8100 

cpd-filter efm-oam discard 

threshold port ABR-RX 15min 0 

threshold port ABR-TX 15min 0 

threshold port ABRRL-RX 15min 0 

threshold port ABRRL-TX 15min 0 

threshold port APFD 15min 0 

threshold port AUFD 15min 0 

threshold port BT-RX 15min 0 

threshold port BTD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port BTD-TX 15min 0 

threshold port ESBF 15min 0 

threshold port ESBP 15min 0 

threshold port ESBS 15min 0 

threshold port ESC 15min 0 

threshold port ESCAE 15min 37055 

threshold port ESDE 15min 37055 

threshold port ESF 15min 37055 

threshold port ESFS 15min 0 

threshold port ESJ 15min 0 

threshold port ESMF 15min 0 

threshold port ESMP 15min 0 

threshold port ESO 15min 0 

threshold port ESOP 15min 37055 

threshold port ESP 15min 0 








threshold port ESUF 15min 0 

threshold port ESUP 15min 37055 

threshold port FD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FD-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FFD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FMG-RX 15min 37055 



Version 2.0 



TM 

threshold port FMG-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FMRD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FMRD-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FMY-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FMY-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FMYD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FMYD-TX 15min 0 

threshold port FTD-RX 15min 0 

threshold port FTD-TX 15min 37055 

threshold port L2CPFD 15min 0 

threshold port L2CPFP 15min 0 

threshold port LBC 15min 0 

threshold port OPR 15min -80 

threshold port OPT 15min -80 

threshold port ABR-RX 1day 0 

threshold port ABR-TX 1day 0 

threshold port ABRRL-RX 1day 0 

threshold port ABRRL-TX 1day 0 

threshold port APFD 1day 0 

threshold port AUFD 1day 0 

threshold port BT-RX 1day 0 

threshold port BTD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port BTD-TX 1day 0 

threshold port ESBF 1day 0 

threshold port ESBP 1day 0 

threshold port ESBS 1day 0 

threshold port ESC 1day 0 

threshold port ESCAE 1day 3557280 

threshold port ESDE 1day 3557280 

threshold port ESF 1day 3557280 

threshold port ESFS 1day 0 

threshold port ESJ 1day 0 

threshold port ESMF 1day 0 

threshold port ESMP 1day 0 

threshold port ESO 1day 0 

threshold port ESOP 1day 3557280 

threshold port ESP 1day 0 







TM 


Version 2.0 





threshold port ESUF 1day 0 

threshold port ESUP 1day 3557280 

threshold port FD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FD-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FFD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FMG-RX 1day 3557280 

threshold port FMG-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FMRD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FMRD-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FMY-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FMY-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FMYD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FMYD-TX 1day 0 

threshold port FTD-RX 1day 0 

threshold port FTD-TX 1day 3557280 

threshold port L2CPFD 1day 0 

threshold port L2CPFP 1day 0 

threshold port LBC 1day 0 

threshold port OPR 1day -80 

threshold port OPT 1day -80 

almattr critical lnkdn near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr major rxjabber near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor rfi near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor autonegdupunknown near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical sfpremoved near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical sfptxfault near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical sfpmismatch near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical dyinggasp near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical lcpfail near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr critical lnkdeactivated near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor efmrls near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor efmrce near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor efmfail near-end receive service-affecting 

almattr minor mactablefull near-end receive service-affecting 


exit 




Version 2.0 



TM 

exit 



exit 

remark # 

remark # Management Tunnel: e100-lan-1 

remark # 

configure mgmttnl e100-lan-1 

mode disable 

exit 

remark # 


remark # 

test interface e100-lan-1 

exit 


database save 





reboot 




TM 


Version 2.0 



This command allows you to display scheduled ESA activity status. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

Any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To display scheduled ESA activity status: 

--> show sched esa 

ESA Schedule: 

| Activity | Status | Probes | 

|------------------ |------------------ |---------------------------- | 

| test2 | Active | beckncall | 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



Version 2.0 



TM 



show probe 






state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display scheduled ESA activity information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show sched esa activity id 

id 

ESA activity identifier (1 to 32 characters - no spaces). 

Activity ID is case sensitive. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show sched esa activity test1 

ESA Scheduled Activity: test1 


Start Time : 2006-02-25 15:47:47 

Duration : 30 

Interval : 0 

Probes : beckncall 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 



Version 2.0 



TM 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 






state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display scheduled ping information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show sched ping 

Scheduled Ping: 

Frequency : 1 

Ping Attempts : 4 

Response Threshold : 1 

Alarm Severity : Minor 

Results: 

| IP Address | Responses | Status | 

|------------------ |------------ |-------------- | 

| 10.10.36.25 | 4 | Enabled | 

| | | Disabled | 




frequency 

no pingaddr-n 

pingaddr-n 

severity 

threshold 



Version 2.0 

show snmp 


TM 

show snmp 

Display SNMP settings. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show snmp 

GUIDELINES 

This command displays the Community Names and the SNMP Trap Host destination addresses configured on 

the system. 

EXAMPLES 

Displaying an SNMP Trap Host destination addresses configured on the system when SNMP Dying Gasp is not 

enabled or an SNMP Dying Gasp interface has not been resolved: 

--> show snmp 

SNMP Community Names: 

public { v1v2cRO } 

sysadmin { v1v2cRW } 

SNMP Target Destinations: 

Address - 10.10.1.1:162, Community - v3RO, Tag - trap 

Displaying an SNMP Trap Host destination addresses configured on the system when SNMP Dying Gasp is 

enabled where an SNMP Dying Gasp interface has been resolved: 

--> show snmp 






Selected for SNMP DG on interface - Wan 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 



TM 


Version 2.0 

show snmp 

communityname 

no communityname 

no traphost 

no v3user 



snmp-dying-gasp 

traphost 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display SNMP V3 user information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show snmp v3user v3username 

GUIDELINES 

V3username must be a valid V3 user name. V3username is case sensitive. To display a list of all SNMP V3 users, 

enter show snmp v3user 

EXAMPLES 

To display all SNMP V3 users: 

--> show snmp v3user 

v3RO 

v3RW 

super 

nVision 

v3super 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

To display specific SNMP V3 user information: 

--> show snmp v3user nVision 

SNMP V3 USM User: nVision 

Authentication Type : None 

Authentication Protocol : None 

Privacy Type : None 

Privacy Protocol : None 

VACM Group : nVisionTarget 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 




TM 


Version 2.0 


no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 



traphost 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display SNMP VACM groups. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show snmp vacmgroups 

SNMP V3 VACM Groups: 

| Group Name | 

|-------------------------- | 

| super | 

| v3supergroup | 

| nVisionTarget | 

| v3ReadAllGroup | 

| v3WriteAllGroup | 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 


no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 



traphost 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display Simple Network Timing Protocol (SNTP) configuration information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Displays current SNTP client settings. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show sntpclient 

SNTP Client Information: 

Mode : Anycast 

Active Server : 10.10.34.251 

Available Unicast SNTP Servers : 0.0.0.0 

0.0.0.0 


no sntpclient server 

sntpclient mode 

sntpclient server 



Version 2.0 

show software 


TM 

show software 

Display software status information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show software 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show software 

Active Standby 

---------------------------------------------- 

Software Version 1.1.49 1.1.56 

Software Checksum 0x1F4A23F1 0x1F6E6728 



--> 


reboot 




software copy ftp 

software mirror 

software upgrade 

software validate 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display software copy status information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

Example for a software copy in progress: 

--> show software copy 

Software File Transfer: 

Status: Software copy in progress. 

Writing to flash: 22% (1177408 of 5293075) 

--> 

Example for a completed software copy process: 



Status: Software copy complete. 

--> 


reboot 

show software 









Version 2.0 



TM 


Display the software mirror status. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

Example for a software mirror in progress: 

--> show software mirror 

Software Mirror: 

Status: Software mirror in progress: 14% complete. 

--> 

Example for a software mirror that has completed: 


Software mirror: 

Status: No software mirror in progress. 

--> 


reboot 

show software 









TM 


Version 2.0 



Display the software upgrade status. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

Example for a software upgrade in progress (with scheduled upgrade reboot timer, no validation timer scheduled): 

--> show software upgrade 

Software Upgrade: 

Software upgrade scheduled at 11-12-2006 13:42:00 

Validation timer is scheduled at 00:00:00 after reboot 

--> 

Example for a software upgrade that has successfully completed and has not yet rebooted: 



--> 

Status: Software upgrade in progress. 


Example for a software upgrade that has completed its reboot: 



Status: No software upgrade scheduled 

--> 


reboot 

show software 




Version 2.0 



TM 








TM 


Version 2.0 

show stats 

show stats 

Display PM statistics information for the current entity. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 




SYNTAX 

show stats montype bin timeperiod 

show stats montype bin 

montype 






timeperiod Time period bin (15min or 1day). This option is not available 

for Probes. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names and flow 

identifiers. To display montypes for an entity, use the help montypes command. For Remote Authentication 

server statistics, use the show remote-authentication server command. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all montypes and bins for an interface: 


config:if(e100)--> show stats all all 1day 


Current [0]: 

APFD: 0 

AUFD: 0 

ABR-RL: 0 

ABR-RX: 145 

ABR-TX: 145 

BT-RX: 0 

ESBF: 0 

ESBP: 0 

ESBS: 64000 

ESC: 0 



Version 2.0 

show stats 


TM 

ESCAE: 0 

ESDE: 0 

ESF: 0 

ESFS: 1000 

ESJ: 0 

ESMF: 0 

ESMP: 0 

ESO: 64000 

ESOP: 0 

ESP: 1000 

ESP64: 1000 

ESP65: 0 

ESP128: 0 

ESP256: 0 

ESP512: 0 

ESP1024: 0 

ESP1519: 0 

ESUF: 1000 

ESUP: 0 

FD-RX: 0 

FD-TX: 0 

FTD-RX: 0 

FTD-TX: 0 

L2CPFD: 0 

L2CPFP: 0 

LBC: 0 

OPT: 0 

OPR: 0 

Historical[1]: 2005-12-26 00:00:00 

APFD: 0 

AUFD: 0 

ABR-RL: 0 

ABR-RX: 0 

ABR-TX: 0 

BT-RX: 0 

ESBF: 0 

ESBP: 0 

ESBS: 0 

ESC: 0 

ESCAE: 0 

 

To show the current bin of a specific montype for an interface: 


config:if(e100)--> show stats apfd current 1day 

Current[0]: 

APFD: 0 

To show all montypes and bins for a flow: 



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show stats 



config:flow--> show stats all all 1day 


Current [0]: 

ABR-RX: 0 

ABR-TX: 0 

ABRL-RX: 0 

ABRL-TX: 0 

ABR-RL-RX: 0 

ABRL-RL-RX: 0 

BS-TX: 0 

BSL-TX: 0 

BT-RX: 0 

BTL-RX: 0 

BTD-RX: 0 

BTDL-RX: 0 

FD-RX: 0 

FD-TX: 0 

FDL-RX: 0 

FDL-TX: 0 

FTD-RX: 0 

FTD-TX: 0 

FTDL-RX: 0 

FTDL-TX: 0 

Historical[1]: 2005-12-26 00:00:00 

ABR-RX: 0 

ABR-TX: 0 

ABRL-RX: 0 

ABRL-TX: 0 

ABR-RL-RX: 0 

ABRL-RL-RX: 0 

BS-TX: 0 

BSL-TX: 0 

BT-RX: 0 

 

To show all montypes and bins for a probe: 



config:probe--> show stats all all 


Current [0]: 

P2R-PKT 0 

R2P-PKT 0 

P2R-ERR-PKT 0 



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show stats 


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R2P-ERR-PKT 0 

LOST-PKT 0 

LATE-PKT 0 

SEQ-GAPS 0 





MIN-RTDELAY 0 

MAX-RTDELAY 0 

 

To show the current bin of a specific montype for a probe: 



config:probe--> show stats P2R-PKT current 

Current[0]: 

P2R-PKT: 0 


clear stats 

help montypes 







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show syslog 

show syslog 

Display syslog host information and current System Log contents. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show syslog 

GUIDELINES 

The “Host” field in the command output identifies the IP address of the syslog host to which all syslogs are 

transmitted. The “System Log Contents” is a circular buffer holding the most recent 500 autonomous event 

reports generated by the system. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show syslog 

System Log Information: 

Host: 10.10.34.55 

System Log Contents: 

Dec 27 13:45:54 : 

TCA:STS3C-1-1:MT=UAS-PFE,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=FE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=10 

Dec 27 13:45:54 : TCA:STS3C-1-1:MT=UAS-PFE,TMPER=1DAY,LOCN=FE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=10 

Dec 27 14:00:01 : 

TCA:OC3-1:MT=LBC,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=NE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=2147483647 

Dec 27 14:00:01 : 

TCA:OC3-1:MT=OPT,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=NE,DIRN=TX,MONVAL=2147483647 

Dec 27 14:00:01 : 


Dec 27 14:00:01 : 

TCA:OC3-1:MT=OPR,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=NE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=2147483647 

Dec 27 14:00:01 : 

TCA:OC3-1:MT=OPR,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=NE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=2147483647 

Dec 27 14:00:10 : 

TCA:STS3C-1-1:MT=UAS-PFE,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=FE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=10 

Dec 27 14:15:01 : 

TCA:OC3-1:MT=LBC,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=NE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=2147483647 

Dec 27 14:15:01 : 




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show syslog 


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autolog flush 

no syslogclient server 

syslogclient server 



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show system 

show system 

Display general system information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show system 

GUIDELINES 

Displays current system settings. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show system 

System Information: 

System Name : FSP150CCf-825 

Model : CC-825 

CLEI Code : RRGSJ 

Software Version : 1.1.64 

Hardware Revision : 11.0 

Serial Number : FCOV060600051 

Part Number : 200-00188-01 

Date of Manufacture : 2006-04-04 

WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 

SNMP Dying Gasp : 

Serial Port : 

Telnet (port 23) : 

SSH (port 22) : 

Web Interface : 

E1000 

Enabled 

Conference Center 

Johnny Coltraine 

Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

System Up Time : 16 hours 55 minutes 16 seconds 

Validation Timer : Disabled 

Time Remaining : 0 

Unsaved Config Data : 

True 



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show system 


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contact 

database save 

location 

proxyarp 

serial 







sysname 

telnet 

validation-timer 

web 



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Version 2.0 



Display system alarm attribute information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show system almattr 

Alarm Attributes for: system 



|------ |-------------------------- |----- |----- |---- | 

| Minor | Unsaved Configuration Dat | NEnd | RX | NSA | 

| Minor | Scheduled Ping Failed | NEnd | RX | NSA | 

| Minor | SNTP server not found | NEnd | RX | NSA | 

| Minor | SNMP Dying Gasp Trap Host | NEnd | RX | NSA | 


almattr 




show system 






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TM 


Display system level Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To show all system CPD filters: 

--> show system cpd-filters 

CPD Filters: 

CPD Filter 1: 

CPD Filter 2: 

CPD Filter 3: 

CPD Filter 4: 

CPD Filter 5: 

CPD Filter 6: 

CPD Filter 7: 

CPD Filter 8: 

CPD Filter 9: 

CPD Filter 10: 







Tunnel 

EFM OAM 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Not Defined 

Filter Details: 

Tunnel: 

No details available. 

EFM OAM: 

MAC Address: 

Ether Type: 

Sub Type: 

01:80:C2:00:00:00 Mask: FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF 

0x0000 Mask: 0x0000 

0x00 Mask: 0x00 



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cpd-filter 


ether-type 

mac 

no cpd-filter 

show system 





sub-type 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Display custom Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To show system level custom CPD filter: 

--> show system custom-cpd-filter 

Custom CPD Filter Information: 

MAC Address: 

Ether Type: 

Sub Type: 

00:0B:90:02:09:00 Mask: FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF 

79CD Mask: D 

1 Mask: DD 


cpd-filter 


ether-type 

mac 

no cpd-filter 

show system 





sub-type 



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Display MD-5 hash of the private system key information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Private Key is part of management traffic security. The private key is a 1024 bit randomly generated number 

programed into the device at the factory. This key is used to generate an encrypted checksum that is appended 

to the IP header of datagrams using the HTTPS, SSH protocol. This show command retrieves an MD-5 hash 

(MD-5 is defined in RFC 1321) of the private key to indicate to the user that the key exists. The key itself is not 

retrievable. This feature is not implemented in Release 1.1, so the CLI show command returns the following 

example. 

EXAMPLES 

To show system private key MD-5 hash: 

--> show system private-key-md5 

Private Key Information: 

Error: 

Unable to read key hash 


show system 







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SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show system security-banner 

System Security Banner: 

This is a private system. Unauthorized access or use may lead to prosecution. 





TM 


Version 2.0 



Display Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) test results. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show test ecpa 




Frames : 0 

Duration : 0 

Stream: ecpa-stream-1 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 











11501 us 

47645405 us 

4294967295 us 



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destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 





stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



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Version 2.0 



Display Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) first frame information. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show test ecpa firstfrm ecpastream 

ecpastream 


GUIDELINES 

Valid entries for ecpastream are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 or ecpa-stream-3. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show test ecpa firstfrm ecpa-stream-1 

ECPA First Frame: ecpa-stream-1 

Frame Header: 

Frame Type : Ethernet Type II 

VLAN ID/Prio : 

Destination MAC Address : 01:80:C2:00:00:01 

Ethertype : 0x8808 

Source MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 

Frame Check Sequence : 0xa3ecdf45 

TPID : 

Packet Details: 

Packet decode unsupported ethertype 

Raw Packet Data: 

0000: 01 80 c2 00 00 01 00 0b 90 02 09 23 88 08 00 01 ...........#.... 

0010: 20 0b 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ............... 

0020: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................ 

0030: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 a3 ec df 45 ...............E 


destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 



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frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 





stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



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Version 2.0 

show this 

show this 

Display the entity information at the current command level. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show this 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

The following example shows the results of a show this command while in Configure Interface e100 level: 

config:if(e100)--> show this 






MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 


MTU : 2000 

Speed : Auto 




Port Type : Regular 

Associated Port Id : 0 

External Host MAC Address : 00:00:00:00:00:00 

External Host IP Address (1) : 0.0.0.0 Mask: 255.255.255.255 

External Host IP Address (2) : 0.0.0.0 Mask: 255.255.255.255 

EVC Mode : Transparent 


Ingress PIR : 1000000 




Egress PIR : 1000000 


Transport Tag Control : Push 

Match Receive Priority : Enabled 

Transport VLAN ID : n/a 



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show this 


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Port VLAN ID : n/a 


Acceptable Frame Policy : None 

Egress VLAN Trunking : Disabled 

COS Map Mode : None 

DLCI : 100 





Loopback Type : None 



All 



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Version 2.0 



Display interface threshold information for the current entity. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 




SYNTAX 

show thresholds timeperiod 


timeperiod 

Time period bin (15min or 1day). This option is not available 

for Probes. 

GUIDELINES 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

Example for a LAN interface: 


config:if(e100)--> show thresholds 1day 



|------------------ |---- |----- |----------- |--------- | 








| BTD-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| BTD-TX | NEnd | TX | 1 Day | 0 | 




| ESC | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 5 | 

 



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Example for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> show thresholds 

Thresholds for ESA Probe: Houston 


|------------------ |---- |----- |----------- |--------- | 

| P2R-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 12 | 

| R2P-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 0 | 




 





threshold 




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Version 2.0 

show user 

show user 

Display non-secure information for a user account. 

SECURITY 

Superuser 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

show user userid 

userid 

Valid user id. User ID is case sensitive. A valid userid 

contains 6 to 10 alphanumeric characters. Special characters * 

# % are allowed. Spaces are not allowed. 

GUIDELINES 

Displays non-secure information on the specified user account. Entering a space followed by a question mark “” 

will display all users. 

EXAMPLES 

To show all users: 

--> show user 

covaro1 

johnnybgood 

User 

User 

To show information on a specific user: 

--> show user johnnybgood 

User Information: johnnybgood 

Access Level: Retrieve 

GUI Timeout: 30 

Comment: margaritaville 


access-level 

add user 

comment 


no user 

exit 

help 



Version 2.0 

show user 


TM 

home 

logout 

password 

quit 

user password 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Display Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) VLAN table. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> show vlan-table 

CFM VLAN Table: 

Primary VID | VID List 

- ------------ |--------------------------------------------------- 

1 5, 10 

2 3, 4 




show ma 

show md 

show mep 


show mips 



Version 2.0 



TM 

2.3 General Commands 

This section presents a summary of the general commands available in this release. 

The majority of the following commands are available under any hierarchy level. 

Table 2-2 General Commands Summary 






database save 

exit 

help 



help montypes 

home 

logout 

ping 

quit 

reboot 





tracert 

user password 

Description 

Backup the running database to a file in preparation for remote copy. 

Reset the configuration database for factory default conditions (requires reboot). 

Copy the configuration database from/to a remote server location via FTP. 

Restore the running database from a backup file (requires reboot). 

Saves the running config database to backup non-volatile copy. 

Exit the current command hierarchy level. 

Displays help on CLI operations. 

List the valid condition types for an interface. 

List the valid distribution types for an ESA Probe. 

List the valid monitored types for an interface. 

Return to the top level of the command hierarchy. 

End the current user session and logout of the device. 

IP connectivity ping command. 

Same as logout. 

Reboot the system processor. 

Initiate software copy via File Transfer Protocol (FTP). 

Overwrite the Standby Partition with the software version contained in the Active 

Partition. 

Perform or Cancel software upgrade. 

Validate a software upgrade that is in progress. 

Trace route. 

Change user password. 



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Instructs the system to create a backup file containing the contents of the backup-config database. The backup 

file can then be copied to a remote server for safe storage by using the database copy ftp command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

The system maintains two copies of the configuration database: (a) a running-config which represents the 

current configuration, including any unsaved changes; (b) a backup-config which is maintained in volatile 

storage. 

The database backup command creates a file named “im.conf” on the file system. This file can then be 

transferred to a remote server by using the database copy ftp command. 

Prior to using the database backup command, the database must be saved using the database save 

command. 

System Processor 

Applications 

Remote Server 

System bus 

A 

D 

A 

E 

running 

config 

B 

G 

backup 

config 

C 

F 

im.conf 

Volatile Memory 

Non-volatile Memory 

File System 

A: dynamic configuration data changes due to user command and system operations 

B: “database save” command operation 

C: “database backup” command operation 

D: “database copy ftp” to server command operation 

E: “database copy ftp” from server command operation 

F: “database restore” command operation (requires restart) 

G: “reboot” command operation or power-up action 

WARNING — Using this command alone will not copy the running-config to the 

backup-config and will not prevent the loss of configuration settings over power 

loss and reboot conditions. Use the database save command or the eVision GUI interface 

to perform a non-volatile database backup. Refer to the database save command for 

instructions on saving the running-config to non-volatile storage prior to using the 

database backup command, then refer to the database copy ftp command to backup the 

database to a non-volatile remote location. 



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WARNING — Do not power off the NID during the database backup operation or the 

database may become corrupted. 

EXAMPLES 

To create a backup file copy of the backup-config database: 

--> database save 

--> database backup 

Backing up the database. Do not power down the system. 

--> 





database save 

reboot 

show database 




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Version 2.0 



This command resets all system configuration settings to factory default settings both in the running-config and 

the backup-config databases. A reboot command is then required to reset all configuration settings in hardware. 

All configuration data changes will be lost. This operation resets the backup-config database to factory defaults 

and when you perform a reboot, causes the running-config to become factory default. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

The system maintains two copies of the configuration database: (a) a running-config which represents the 

current configuration, including any unsaved changes; (b) a backup-config maintained in non-volatile store. The 

backup-config survives power loss and reboot conditions. The running-config is replaced with the backup-config 

following reboot. Refer to the database save command for instructions on saving the running-config to 

non-volatile store. 

The database clear command resets the system to factory defaults, including the backup-config. A reboot 

command must be entered for to make the changes take affect. 

This command should only be invoked if the user wants to clear all configuration data from the system and start 

over. All configuration data will be reset to factory defaults, including all IP address, mask and default router 

settings. 

WARNING — This command should not be invoked on a remote system, as 

communication to the system might not be restored. The system communication settings 

are reset to default which may preclude communication to the device following a reboot. 

WARNING — Do not power off the NID during the database clear operation or the 


EXAMPLES 

--> database clear 

Clearing the configuration. Do not power down the system. 

Reboot required for changes to take effect. 

--> reboot 



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database save 

reboot 

show database 




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Version 2.0 



Instructs the system to backup or restore the configuration database file to/from a remote server location via File 

Transfer Protocol (FTP). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

database copy ftp {get | put} ipaddress username userpassword rfile 

get 

Copy the configuration database file from a remote server. 

put 

Copy the configuration database file to a remote server. 

ipaddress IP address of the remote server. 

username User name to access to the remote server. 

userpassword User password to access to the remote server. 

rfile Remote file name. This is the file name and path from the server 

root directory. The file name and path are case sensitive. 

GUIDELINES 

To backup to a remote server: Use the database save command to save the database. Use the database 

backup command (which creates a file named “im.conf” on the file system). Then the configuration database can 

be transferred to a remote server by using the database copy ftp command. 

To restore database from a remote server: Use the database copy ftp command to copy a backup 

configuration database file from a remote server, then use the database restore command to place the 

configuration in non-volatile memory (this requires a system restart). 


Applications 

Remote Server 

System bus 

A 

D 

A 

E 

running 

config 

B 

G 

backup 

config 

C 

F 

im.conf 



File System 










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To view status of the database copy progress, use the show database copy command. 

WARNING — Using this command alone will not copy the running-config file or 

remote backup configuration file to the backup-config (non-volatile memory) and 

will not prevent the loss of configuration settings over power loss and reboot 

conditions. Use the database save command or the eVision GUI interface to perform a 

non-volatile database backup. Refer to the database save command for instructions on 

saving the running-config to non-volatile storage. Refer to the database backup command to 

backup the database to non-volatile memory prior to using the database copy ftp 

command to backup to a remote server location, or use the database restore command after 

using the database copy ftp command to restore the database to non-volatile memory. 

WARNING — Do not power off the NID during the database copy operation or the 


EXAMPLES 

To create a backup file copy of the backup-config database to a remote server: 


--> database backup 

Backing up the database. Do not power down the system. 

--> database copy ftp put 10.10.33.245 jcoltraine mypassword database/17jul06 

--> show database copy 

Database File Transfer: 

Status: Database copy complete. 

--> 





database save 

reboot 

show database 




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Version 2.0 



Instructs the system to restore the backup-config database from the backup “im.conf” file. Once the backup-config 

is restored, the system then requires a reboot command to copy the backup-config to the running-config. This 

command can be used to restore the previous backup-config to running-config after performing unwanted 

provisioning changes, or after using the database copy ftp command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

database restore {active | standby} 

active 

standby 

Copy the configuration database file to the active partition. 

Copy the configuration database file to the standby partition. 

Guidelines 

The system maintains two copies of the configuration database: (a) a running-config, in volatile memory, which 

represents the current configuration, including any unsaved configuration changes; (b) a backup-config which 

is maintained in non-volatile storage. Configuration changes made to the running-config and are not copied to the 

backup-config automatically. The running-config will not survive power loss and reboot conditions. To copy 

the running-config to the backup-config, use the database save command. 

The backup-config can be exported to a flat file by using the database backup command and transferred to a 

remote server for off-site storage by using the database copy ftp command. Similarly, an off-site backup-config 

can be copied to the file system by using the database copy ftp command and restored as the running-config 

by using the database restore command. 

Normally, the database file is restored to the active partition, then a reboot will make it the running configuration. 

If the standby option is used, a reboot will not change the running configuration. Instead, to make the restored 

database file the running configuration, a software upgrade with the preserve option is required to make it the 

running configuration. This will also make the software version in the standby partition the active software version. 

WARNING — Do not power off the NID during the database restore operation or the 




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TM 


Applications 

Remote Server 

System bus 

A 

D 

A 

E 

running 

config 

B 

G 

backup 

config 

C 

F 

im.conf 



File System 








The database restore command effectively imports a file into the backup-config. The reboot command must be 

executed to force the backup-config to be the running-config. 

When a backup database file is copied to the system, it is always copied to the filename “im.conf” in the system 

file memory. To copy the database backup-config file from a remote server, use the database copy ftp 

command. 

EXAMPLES 

To restore the backup-config database from im.conf file and then reboot the system: 

--> database restore active 

Restoring the configuration. Do not power down the system. 

Reboot required for changes to take effect. 

--> reboot 

Rebooting the system, please wait. 





database save 

reboot 

show database 




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Version 2.0 

database save 

database save 

Instructs the system to save the running-config to the (non volatile store) backup-config database. The system 

maintains two copies of the configuration database: (a) a running-config which represents the current 

configuration, including any unsaved changes; (b) a backup-config maintained in non-volatile store. The 

backup-config survives power loss and reboot conditions. The running-config is replaced with the backup-config 

following reboot. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

database save 

GUIDELINES 

The system maintains two copies of the configuration database: (a) a running-config, in volatile memory, which 

represents the current configuration, including any unsaved changes; (b) a backup-config maintained in 

non-volatile storage. The backup-config survives power loss and reboot conditions. The running-config is 

replaced with the backup-config following reboot. 


Applications 

Remote Server 

System bus 

A 

D 

A 

E 

running 

config 

B 

G 

backup 

config 

C 

F 

im.conf 



File System 








WARNING — Do not power off the NID during the database save operation or the 




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database save 


TM 

EXAMPLES 

To save the running-config to the backup-config: 


Saving configuration. Do not power down the system. 

--> 






reboot 

show database 




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Version 2.0 

exit 

exit 

The exit command is used to exit the current command hierarchy level and go back one level. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

exit 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

config:flow--> exit 

config:if(e100)--> 


help 

home 

logout 

quit 



Version 2.0 

help 


TM 

help 

Entering help at any command level will provide an abbreviated description of general command help options. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

help 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

config:sys--> help 

Entering at the top-level prompt will display a list of the command groups 

available. Typing one followed by a space and then hitting will show the 

subcommands within that group, and so on. 

Hitting halfway through a word shows all valid completions of that prefix. 

Hitting after a word shows a list of the words that can follow it. 

Hitting TAB halfway through a word completes it, if it is unique. 

The UP and DOWN cursor keys move back and forward through the command history. 

The LEFT and RIGHT cursor keys can be used for line-editing, and CTRL+A and 

CTRL+E move the cursor to the start and end of the line respectively. 

CTRL+X clears the entire line. 


exit 

home 

logout 

quit 



help montypes 



TM 


Version 2.0 



List the valid condition types for an entity. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

help condtypes interface interfacetype 

help condtypes {cfm-mep | power-supply | system} 

interfacetype 

Interface Type, e.g., e100-lan. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface types. 

EXAMPLES 

Example for a power supply: 

--> help condtypes power-supply 

Condtypes for: power supply unit 

UNEQUIPPED 

PWRFAIL 

Unequipped 

Power Fail 


almattr 

help 


help montypes 







Version 2.0 



TM 


List the valid distribution types for an ESA probe. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

Example: 

--> help disttypes probe 

RT-DELAY 

OW-P2R-DELAY 

OW-R2P-DELAY 

OW-P2R-JITTER 

OW-R2P-JITTER 

Round Trip Delay 

Probe To Reflector One-Way Transmit Delay 

Reflector To Probe One-Way Receive Delay 

Probe To Reflector One-Way Transmit Jitter 

Reflector To Probe One-Way Receive Jitter 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 

history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 




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priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



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help montypes 


TM 

help montypes 

List the valid monitored types for an entity type. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

help montypes interface interfacetype 

help montypes flow 

help montypes policer 

help montypes probe 

help montypes queue 

interfacetype 

Interface Type, e.g., e100-lan. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface types. 

EXAMPLES 

Example for an e1000-wan-1 interface: 

--> help montypes interface e1000-wan-1 

Montypes for: oc3-wan 

ABR-RX 

ABR-TX 

Average Bit Rate Received (ABR-RX) 

Average Bit Rate Transmitted (ABR-TX) 

 

L2CPFD 

L2CPFP 

LOOKUPFAILS 

LBC 

OPT 

OPR 

Layer 2 Control Protocol Frames Discarded (L2CPFD) 

Layer 2 Control Protocol Frames Processed (L2CPFP) 

Lookup Fail Counts (LOOKUPFAILS) 

Laser Bias Current (LBC) 

Optical Power Transmit (OPT) 

Optical Power Receive (OPR) 


clear stats 






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help montypes 


show stats 



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home 


TM 

home 

The home command is used to exit the current level and go to the main (top) level of the command hierarchy. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

home 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

config:flow--> home 

--> 


exit 

help 

logout 

quit 



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logout 

logout 

The logout command ends the current user session and logs out of the system. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

logout 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

config:flow--> logout 

Logging out. 


exit 

help 

home 

quit 



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ping 


TM 

ping 

The ping command is used to verify IP connectivity to a specified host IP address. 

SECURITY 

Maintenance 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

ping address 

address 

IP address of a station to reach. 

GUIDELINES 

The ping command operates by generating an ICMP Echo request message and listening for an ICMP Echo 

response packet. The results of the ICMP Echo request are displayed in the results. 

EXAMPLES 

--> ping 192.168.10.167 

Ping Result: 192.168.10.167 

192.168.10.167 is alive 

--> ping 192.168.11.100 

Ping Result: 192.168.11.100 

Ping request timed out for 192.168.11.100 


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quit 

quit 

The quit command is the same as the logout command. It cancels the current user session and logs out of the 

system. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

quit 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

config:flow--> quit 

Logging out. 


exit 

help 

home 

logout 



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reboot 


TM 

reboot 

Reboot the system. This command causes the system to restart. Any unsaved configuration data changes will 

be lost. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

reboot [save] 

save 

If this option is specified, the system performs a database 

save operation before performing the reboot. 

GUIDELINES 

This command is used as stand-alone, or is required to complete a database clear or database restore 

command. 


Applications 

Remote Server 

System bus 

A 

D 

A 

E 

running 

config 

B 

G 

backup 

config 

C 

F 

im.conf 



File System 




D: “database copy to server” operation (available only via HTTP interface) 

E: “database copy from server” operation (available only via HTTP interface) 



WARNING — Unsaved configuration changes will be lost if not saved prior to performing 

a reboot action. To save configuration changes, enter the database save command prior to 

entering the reboot command, or specify the reboot save option. 



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reboot 

WARNING — Do not power off the NID during the reboot operation or the database may 

become corrupted. 

EXAMPLES 

--> reboot save 

Saving the configuration. Do not power down the system. 

Rebooting the system, please wait. 






database save 

show database 





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Perform a software copy via File Transfer Protocol (FTP). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

software copy ftp ipaddress username userpassword rfile 

ipaddress IP address of the remote server. 

username User name to access to the remote server. 

userpassword User password to access to the remote server. 

rfile Remote file name. This is the file name and path from the server 

root directory. The file name will be of type “ccxxxnnnnn.tar”, 

where xxx is the FSP 150CC variant type and nnnnn is the software 

release number. The file name and path are case sensitive. 

GUIDELINES 

Use the show software copy command to display software copy progress. Use the software upgrade 

command to initiate the software upgrade using the newly copied file. 

WARNING — Do not power off the NID during the software update operation or the file 

transfer operation may become corrupted. 

EXAMPLES 

To perform a software copy: 

--> software copy ftp 10.10.33.245 jcoltraine mypassword Loads/CC8XX.1.1.84.tar 



Status: Software copy in progress. 




Status: Software copy complete. 



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show software 









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TM 


Performing a software mirror will overwrite the Standby Partition with the software version contained in the 

Active Partition. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Use the show software mirror command to display software mirror progress. Use the show software 

command to display the software partition status. 

EXAMPLES 

To perform a software validation: 

--> software mirror 


Software Mirror: 

Status: Software mirror in progress: 14% complete. 


Software mirror: 

Status: No software mirror in progress. 



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Software Checksum 0x1F3263E1 0x1F3263E1 




show software 





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Perform a software upgrade or cancel a software upgrade. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

software upgrade date rebootdate time reboottime validation-timer valtimer 

[preserve] 

software upgrade now validation-timer valtimer [preserve] 

software upgrade time reboottime validation-timer valtimer [preserve] 

software upgrade cancel 

rebootdate Reboot date in dd-mm-yyyy format, e.g., 12-01-2007. 

reboottime Reboot time in hour:minutes, e.g., 14:10. Hour entry uses 24 hour 

clock. 

valtimer Validation timer in hour:minutes, e.g., 1:00, which is initiated 

after reboot. To disable the validation timer, enter 0:00. 

preserve Use standby database during upgrade, if entered (optional). 

GUIDELINES 

Use the show software upgrade command to display software upgrade progress. Prior to performing a 

software upgrade using this command, a file copy must first be performed (see the software copy ftp 

command). 

The preserve option is used only if the user desires to make the database file on the standby partition the running 

configuration. This will overwrite the current running configuration with whatever configuration information is 

contained in the standby partition’s database file. This option would usually be used only if a backup database 

file has been loaded to the standby partition using the database restore command. 

WARNING — Do not power off the NID during the software update operation or the file 

update operation may become corrupted. 

EXAMPLES 

To perform a software copy: 

--> software upgrade time 19:58 validation-timer 1:30 

Software upgrade will initiate at 03-01-2007 19:58:00. 

Validation timer set for 1 hours 30 minutes after reboot. 




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Software upgrade scheduled at 03-01-2007 19:58:00 

Validation timer is scheduled at 01:30:00 after reboot 

WARNING — A reboot will cause the FSP 150CCf-825 to drop all traffic. Adhere to local 

practices when performing a reboot. Local practices may require you to ensure that the 

reboot will be performed during a scheduled maintenance window. 

WARNING — Do not power down the NID during the upgrade operation or the file may 

become corrupted. 

Note: The software upgrade will occur at the scheduled date/time. This will include a 

system reboot. The ADVA login screen will display once the reboot process has 

completed. Log back onto the FSP 150CC. Note that the current software load is 

displayed in the ADVA log-in header. Verify the software load and partition in use 

(Standby) using the show software command. If a validation timer has been 

initiated, verity the validation timer is in effect: 



---------------------------------------------- 


Software Checksum 0x1F3D1FA7 0x1F3263E1 

Partition in use: Standby 

Software Validated: No 

Validation timer: 00:56:05 (hh:mm:ss) 

Test the new load prior to the expiration of the validation timer. If the new software load 

passes inspection, enter the software validate command prior to the expiration of the 

validation timer in order to cancel the validation timer and implement the new software 

load. 

--> software validate 

Software version 1.1.84 has been made active. 



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Software Checksum 0x1F3263E1 0x1F3D1FA7 



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show software 









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Validate a software upgrade that is in progress. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Use the show software command to display software validation progress. 

EXAMPLES 

To perform a software validation: 

--> software validate 



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Software Checksum 0x1F3263E1 0x1F3D1FA7 




show software 









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tracert 


TM 

tracert 

The tracert command records the route (the specific gateway computers at each hop) through the internet 

between the NID and a specified host. It also calculates and displays the amount of time each hop took. 

SECURITY 

Maintenance 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

tracert address 

address 

IP address of a station to reach. 

GUIDELINES 

The tracert command operates by generating an ICMP packet , including in the packet a "time to live" (TTL) time 

limit value that is designed to be exceeded by the first router that receives it, which will return a Time Exceeded 

message. This enables traceroute to determine the time required for the hop to the first router. Increasing the time 

limit value, it re-sends the packet so that it will reach the second router in the path to the destination, which returns 

another Time Exceeded message, and so forth. Traceroute determines when the packet has reached the 

destination by including a port number that is outside the normal range. When it's received, a Port Unreachable 

message is returned, enabling traceroute to measure the time length of the final hop. 

EXAMPLES 

--> tracert 10.10.36.25 

Trace Route Result: 10.10.36.25 

traceroute to 10.10.36.25 (10.10.36.25), 5 hops max, 12 byte packets 

1: 10.10.36.25 (10.10.36.25) 1 ms 0 ms 

--> tracert 10.10.34.210 

Trace Route Result: 10.10.34.210 

traceroute to 10.10.34.210 (10.10.34.210), 5 hops max, 12 byte packets 

1: * * 

2: * * 

3: * * 

4: * * 

5: * * 

Host Unreachable! 


ping 



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user password 

user password 

Change the current user’s password. 

SECURITY 

Retrieve 

LEVEL 

any 

SYNTAX 

user password 

Enter new password: 

Again to verify: 

newpassword 

confpassword 

Valid passwords must be 6 to 10 characters long and consist of 

numbers (0...9), letters (a..z, A..Z), must contain at least 

two non-alpha characters and at least one of the following 

special characters #%*. Spaces are not allowed. Example: 

covaro#1. 

Enter the password again to confirm the password entry. 

GUIDELINES 

Enter a carriage return after typing the user password command, enter new password followed by a carriage 

return, enter password again followed by a carriage return to verify. 

EXAMPLES 

--> user password 

Enter new password: ********* 

Again to verify: ********* 


access-level 

add user 

comment 


no user 

password 

show user 



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user password 


TM 

2.4 Configure System and User Commands 

This section presents a summary of the general and system-level configuration commands available. 

The following commands are available under the configure system and configure user hierarchy, with the 

exception of: 

• almattr, which also applies to configure interface hierarchy 

• help condtypes, which applies to any hierarchy 

Table 2-3 General System Configuration Commands Summary 


access-level 


add user 

almattr 

autolog flush 

clock set 


comment 

contact 


ip-address 

ip-gateway 

jumbo-frame 

location 

no access-list system 



no user 

password 

proxyarp 


serial 





sysname 

telnet 

Description 

Set a user account security level. 

Edit an entry in the system Access Control List (ACL). 

Create a new user account. 

Set alarm attributes. 

Clear the system autonomous message log. 

Set the system time and date. 

Set the system time zone. 

Set the user account comment string. 

Set the system administrator contact information. 

Set the user GUI login timeout in minutes. 

Set the system IP address. 

Set the system default gateway. 

Enable or disable jumbo frame support. 

Set the system administrative location string. 

Disable an entry in the system Access Control List (ACL) 

Delete SNTP client server. 

Delete syslog client server. 

Remove a user account (superuser only). 

Specify a password for the user. 

Change the proxy ARP setting. 

Change system security banner display information. 

Enable or disable RS-232 Serial port access. 

Enable or disable SNMP trap dying gasp. 

Set the SNTP client operating mode. 

Add an SNTP client server. 

Add a syslog server. 

Set the system name (hostname). 

Enable or disable telnet access. 



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user password 

Table 2-3 General System Configuration Commands Summary (Continued) 


web 


Description 

Start or reset the safe mode validation timer. 

Enable or disable web browser access to the system. 



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access-level 


access-level 

Edit a user account security level. 

SECURITY 

Superuser 

LEVEL 

Configure User 

SYNTAX 

access-level userid {maintenance | provisioning | retrieve | superuser} 

userid 

retrieve 

maintenance 

provisioning 

superuser 

Valid user account identifier. User ID is case sensitive. 

May only retrieve information. No set capabilities. 

Retrieve authorization plus maintenance commands. 

All authorizations, except account and user management. 

No restrictions. 

GUIDELINES 

To access configure user level, enter configure system followed by a carriage return, then enter user, followed 

by a space and the user name. 

EXAMPLES 

--> configure system 

config:sys--> user johnnybgood 

config:sys:user--> access-level Superuser 

config:sys:user--> show user johnnybgood 


Access Level: Superuser 




add user 

comment 


no user 

password 

show user 

user password 



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Edit an entry in the system Access Control List (ACL). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure System 

SYNTAX 

access-list system entryid address mask 

entryid ACL Entry Identifier. Valid entries are 1 to 10. 

address IP address of the permitted user, e.g., 10.10.1.1. 

mask IP mask, e.g., 255.255.255.0. 

GUIDELINES 

This command will automatically set the ACL entry to the Active state. To disable the ACL entry, use the no 

access-list system command. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> access-list system 3 10.10.1.1 255.255.255.0 

config:sys--> show ip access-list system 


Entry 

Id 

------ 

IP/Network 

Address 

--------------- 

Network 

Mask 

----------------- 

1 10.10.15.211 255.255.255.255 Yes 

2 10.10.15.212 255.255.255.255 Yes 

3 10.10.1.1 255.255.255.0 Yes 

4 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

5 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

6 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

7 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

8 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

9 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

10 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

Active 

-------- 


ip access-group system in 






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add user 


add user 

Create a new user account. To delete a user, use the no user command. 

SECURITY 

Superuser 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

add user userid password {maintenance | provisioning | retrieve | superuser} 

[comment] 

userid New user account identifier. A valid userid contains 6 to 10 

alphanumeric characters. Special characters * # % are allowed. 

Spaces are not allowed. Example: covaro1 

password 

Valid passwords must be 6 to 10 characters long and consist of 



special characters: #%*. Spaces are not allowed. Example: 

covaro#1. 

retrieve 

May only retrieve information. No set capabilities. 

maintenance Retrieve authorization plus maintenance commands. 

provisioning All authorizations, except account and user management. 

superuser No restrictions. 

comment 

User comment text string, within quotes. 

GUIDELINES 

GUI Timeout default is 30 (minutes). To edit the GUI Timeout, use the gui-login-timeout command. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> add user waterboy cat*nip1 maintenance “Created by CLI” 

config:sys--> show user waterboy 

User Information: waterboy 

Access Level: Maintenance 


Comment: Created by CLI 



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add user 


access-level 

comment 


no user 

password 

show user 

user password 



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almattr 


TM 

almattr 

Edit alarm attributes for an entity. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



Configure Power-Supply 

Configure MEP 

SYNTAX 

almattr {critical | major | minor | not-alarmed | not-reported} condtype 

[location] direction servaffect 

condtype 

location 

direction 

servaffect 

Condition type. Condition type value must match those defined 

for the interface. To view a list of valid condtypes for an 

entity, use the help condtypes command. Condtypes may be entered 

in lower case. 

Location (both, near-end, far-end or not-applicable). Location 

value must match those defined for the interface. 

Direction (receive or transmit). Direction value must match 

those defined for the interface. 

Service affect (non-service-affecting or service-affecting). 

Service affect value must match those defined for the 

interface. 

GUIDELINES 

Contype, location, direction and servaffect must be a valid alarm attribute. Only the notification code can be 

modified. To determine the correct location, direction or service affect value for a specific condition type, use the 

show interface $interface almattr, show mep $mep almattr or show system almattr command. 

If the WAN AIS, LOS or RFI alarm notification code is set to not-reported or not-alarmed, then the Fault 

Propagation feature will not activate for that alarm attribute. See propagate-fault. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface, MEP and power 

supply names. 

EXAMPLES 


config:if(e100)--> almattr minor rfi near-end receive service-affecting 

config:if(e100)--> show interface e100-lan-1 almattr 



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almattr 

Alarm Attributes for: e100-lan-1 



|------ |-------------------------- |----- |----- |---- | 

| Crit | Link Down | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Major | RX Jabber | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | RFI | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Minor | Auto Negotiation Duplex U | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | Dying Gasp | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | LCP Fail | NEnd | RX | SA | 

| Crit | Link Deactivated | NEnd | RX | SA | 



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autolog flush 


TM 

autolog flush 

Clear the System Log buffer. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

autolog flush 

GUIDELINES 

The “System Log ” is a circular buffer holding the most recent 500 autonomous event reports generated by the 

system. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> show syslog 


Host: 0.0.0.0 


Sep 2 13:51:31 : ALM:E100 [LAN-1]:NC=CR,CT=Link Down Unisolated,SE=ServiceAffec 

ting,LOCN=NE,DIRN=RX 

Sep 2 13:51:34 : ALM:E100 [LAN-1]:NC=CR,CT=Link Down Cable Removed,SE=ServiceAf 

fecting,LOCN=NE,DIRN=RX 

config:sys--> autolog flush 



Host: 0.0.0.0 




show syslog 




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clock set 

clock set 

Manually set the system time. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

clock set hh:mm:ss [day month year] 

hh:mm:ss 

day 

month 

year 

Time in hours, minutes, seconds format. The time parameter uses 

the 24-hour clock. 

Current day. 

Current month (by number). 

Current year (4 digits). 

GUIDELINES 

Normally, the system time is set manually only when there is no other external time source available to the system. 

If Network Timing Protocol (NTP) is enabled, the system clock is set automatically if the system has a connection 

to a valid NTP server. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> clock set 16:44:00 21 9 2005 

config:sys--> show clock 

Date/Time: 21 09 2005 16:44:05 

Timezone: UTC 



show clock 



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Set the system clock timezone for display purposes. To set the time to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), use 

the default parameter (UTC). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

clock timezone zone 

zone 

Name of the timezone. Valid entries are shown in Table 2-4. Default 

is utc. 

GUIDELINES 

The system maintains time based on the local clock. Changing the timezone during normal operation may cause 

performance monitoring windows and similar time-based attributes to be marked invalid. 

The system supports daylight savings time and will automatically adjust the time according to US time change 

patterns if a daylight savings timezone attribute is specified. 

Table 2-4 Time Zone Options 

Alaska Standard 

Atlantic Daylight 

Atlantic Standard 

Azores 

Baghdad 

Brazil Standard 

British Summer 

Time Zone 

Name 

Central Australian Daylight 

Central Australian Standard 

Central European 

China Coast 

Eastern Australian Daylight 

Eastern Australian Standard 

Eastern Europe, Russia Zone 1 

Valid Zone 

Entry 

akst 

adt 

ast 

at 

bt 

bra 

bst 

cadt 

cast 

cet 

cct 

eadt 

east 

eet 



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Table 2-4 Time Zone Options (Continued) 

French Summer 

French Winter 

Greenwich Mean 

Guam Standard 

Hawaii Standard 

Indian Standard 

International Date Line East 

International Date Line West 

Israeli Daylight 

Israeli Standard 

Iran 

Japan Standard 

Java 

Korean Daylight 

Korean Standard 

Middle European 

Middle European Summer 

Middle European Winter 

Newfoundland Daylight 

Newfoundland Standard 

Newfoundland 

Nome 

North Sumatra 

New Zealand Daylight 

New Zealand Standard 

Russian Volga 

Russian Ural 

Russian West-Siberian 

Russian Yenisei 

Swedish Summer 

Swedish Winter 

Time Zone 

Name 

US Central Daylight 

US Central Standard 

Valid Zone 

Entry 

fst 

fwt 

gmt 

gst 

hst 

inst 

idle 

idlw 

idt 

ist 

it 

jst 

jt 

kdt 

kst 

met 

mest 

mewt 

ndt 

nfst 

nft 

nt 

nst 

nzdt 

nzst 

usz3 

usz4 

usz5 

usz6 

sst 

swt 

cdt 

cst 



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Table 2-4 Time Zone Options (Continued) 

US Eastern Daylight 

US Eastern Standard 

US Mountain Daylight 

US Mountain Standard 

US Pacific Daylight 

US Pacific Standard 

Universal (Coordinated) 

West Africa 

West Australian Daylight 

West Australian Standard 

Western European 

Yukon Daylight 

Yukon Standard 

Time Zone 

Name 

Valid Zone 

Entry 

edt 

est 

mdt 

mst 

pdt 

pst 

utc 

wat 

wadt 

wast 

wet 

ydt 

yst 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> clock timezone cst 

config:sys--> show clock 

System Time: 

Date/Time: 21 09 2005 16:44:05 

Timezone: CST 


clock set 

show clock 



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comment 

comment 

Edit the user account comment string. 

SECURITY 

Superuser 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

comment comment 

comment 

User comment text string - maximum 64 characters in length, 

enclosed within quotes (“ “). To remove the comment 

information, specify a null string in the argument: comment ““. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> user waterboy 

config:sys:user--> comment “Created by CLI” 

config:sys:user--> show user waterboy 

config:sys--> show user waterboy 

User Information: waterboy 

Access Level: Maintenance 


Comment: Created by CLI 


access-level 

add user 


no user 

password 

show user 

user password 



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contact 


TM 

contact 

Specify the name of a person responsible for the administration of the system. Contact information can be a string 

up to 24 characters in length. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

contact info 

info 

A text string up to 24 characters in length. Text string must 

be enclosed on quotes (“ “). To remove the contact information, 

specify a null string in the argument: contact ““. 

GUIDELINES 

The system contact entry should specify the name and contact information of the individual responsible for the 

administration of the system. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> contact "Tech Support (800)709-7138 tech.support@covaro.com" 

config:sys--> show system 








Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 



E1000 

Enabled 


Tech Support (800)709-7138 tech.support@covaro.com 

Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 



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contact 


Enabled 





True 


location 

show system 

sysname 



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TM 


Edit a user GUI login timeout in minutes. 

SECURITY 

Superuser (to edit another user’s GUI login timeout) 

Retrieve (to edit own GUI login timeout) 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

gui-login-timeout minutes 

minutes 

User GUI timeout in minutes (0-99). Entering 0 disables 

timeout. Default is 30 (minutes). 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 



config:sys:user--> gui-login-timeout 15 

config:sys:user--> show user johnnybgood 


Access Level: Retrieve 




access-level 

add user 

comment 

no user 

password 

show user 

user password 



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ip-address 

ip-address 

To manually configure the system’s IP address and subnet mask settings. 

To set the management tunnel IP address and subnet mask. 

To edit the Remote Authentication server IP address. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


Configure Mgmttnl 

Configure Remote Authentication Server 

SYNTAX 

ip-address address mask 

address 

mask 

IP address. 

Subnet mask. 

GUIDELINES 

In systems which do not have DHCP enabled the user must manually set the network IP address, subnet mask 

and default gateway settings. See also the ip-gateway command. 

For non-DHCP management tunnels: the user must manually set the IP address and subnet mask. The IP 

address must be specified only in the “ethernet” management tunnel encapsulation mode. 

For Remote Authentication Server: subnet mask entry is not used. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> ip-address 172.34.88.191 255.255.255.0 

config:sys--> ip-gateway nexthop 172.34.88.254 

config:sys--> show ip 


IP Address : 172.34.88.191 

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 


To enter the management tunnel IP address and subnet mask on the WAN interface: 

-->configure mgmttnl e1000-wan-1 

config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> encapsulation ethernet 

config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> ip-address 10.10.1.1 255.255.255.0 



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ip-address 


TM 

config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> show mgmttnl e1000-wan-1 







IP Address : 10.10.1.1 

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 




To enter the IP address for Remote Authentication server server-1: 

-->configure remote-authentication 

config:rem-auth--> server server-1 

config:rem-auth-svr--> ip-address 10.10.34.206 

config:rem-auth-svr--> show remote-authentication server server-1 


Administrative State : Disabled 

IP Address : 10.10.36.206 

Port : 1813 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 

Secret : **************** 







Timeouts : 0 

Note: 


radius. 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 



TM 


Version 2.0 

ip-address 

dhcp 

encapsulation 

ip-gateway 

mode 


port 

priority 

retries 

ripv2 

secret 

show ip 

show mgmttnl 


timeout 

tracert 

tunnel-stag 


tunnel-vid 



TM 

Version 2.0 

ip-gateway 


ip-gateway 

To manually configure the system’s IP gateway or default router settings. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

ip-gateway nexthop gateway 

ip-gateway interface ifname 

gateway 

ifname 

Default gateway or default router IP address. 

Defines the interface for the gateway. 

GUIDELINES 

In systems which do not have DHCP enabled the user must manually set the network IP address, subnet mask 

and default gateway settings. See also the ip-address command. Interfaces supported are the management 

LAN port, client data ports and network interface ports. Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on 

Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> ip-address 172.34.88.191 255.255.255.0 

config:sys--> ip-gateway nexthop 172.34.88.254 

config:sys--> show ip 


IP Address : 172.34.88.191 

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 



ip-address 

show ip 



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Version 2.0 

jumbo-frame 

jumbo-frame 

Enable or disable jumbo frame support. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

jumbo-frame {enable | disable} 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enable jumbo frame support: 


config:sys--> jumbo-frame enable 









Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 




E1000 

Enabled 

3rd floor, Room 321-data-closet 

Tech Support 

Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 





True 



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jumbo-frame 


TM 


contact 

database save 

location 

proxyarp 

show system 







sysname 

telnet 


web 



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Version 2.0 

location 

location 

Specify the physical location of the system. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

location info 

info 


be enclosed on quotes (“ “). To remove the contact information, 

specify a null string in the argument: contact ““. 

GUIDELINES 

The system location entry should specify where the system is located with enough detail so that operations 

personnel can easily identify the device. 

EXAMPLES 

To setup a location: 


config:sys--> location “Covaro, 3rd floor, Room 321-data closet” 









Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 



E1000 

Enabled 


Tech Support 

Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 



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location 


TM 


Enabled 





True 


contact 

database save 

proxyarp 

serial 

show system 







sysname 

telnet 


web 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Disable an entry in the system Access Control List (ACL). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

access-list system entryid 

entryid ACL Entry Identifier. Valid entries are 1 to 10. 

GUIDELINES 

This command will set the ACL entry to the Inactive state. To enable the ACL entry, use the access-list system 

command. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> no access-list system 3 

config:sys--> show ip access-list system 


Entry 

Id 

------ 

IP/Network 

Address 

--------------- 

Network 

Mask 

----------------- 

1 10.10.15.211 255.255.255.255 Yes 

2 10.10.15.212 255.255.255.255 Yes 

3 10.10.1.1 255.255.255.0 No 

4 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

5 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

6 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

7 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

8 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

9 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

10 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 No 

Active 

-------- 








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TM 


Remove a server from the list of Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) servers. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no sntpclient server address 

address 

IP address of the Time Server. 

GUIDELINES 

SNTP is a simpler, client-only version of the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP). SNTP clients receive the time 

from NTP servers. SNTP time is typically accurate to within 100 milliseconds. 

The system supports a maximum of two timeserver entries in the server list. 

EXAMPLES 

To remove a unicast server from the server list: 


config:sys--> no sntpclient server 10.10.34.1 

config:sys--> show sntpclient 


Mode : unicast 



0.0.0.0 







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Version 2.0 



Removes a syslog client server. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Syslog is an event reporting protocol which allows systems to report the occurrence of several different types of 

events to a central server. 

All events reported to the syslog server are also maintained in a circular buffer on the system, referred to as an 

Automatic Output (AO) buffer. This buffer can be queried and cleared by related commands. 

Event reports are stored in the AO buffer regardless of whether a Syslog server is provisioned. 

EXAMPLES 

To remove the Syslog server from the system: 


config:sys--> no syslogclient server 



Host: 0.0.0.0 



autolog flush 

show syslog 




Version 2.0 

no user 


TM 

no user 

Delete a user. 

SECURITY 

Superuser 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no user userid 

userid 

User account identifier. The User ID is case sensitive. 

GUIDELINES 

Use the show user command to display all users. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> show user 

covaro1 

johnnybgood 

waterboy 

User 

User 

User 

config:sys--> no user waterboy 

config:sys--> show user 

covaro1 

johnnybgood 

User 

User 


access-level 

add user 

comment 


password 

show user 

user password 



TM 


Version 2.0 

password 

password 

Edit a user password. 

SECURITY 

Superuser (to edit another user’s password) 

Retrieve (to edit own password) 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

password password 

password 

Valid passwords must be 6...10 characters long and consist of 



special characters: #%*. Spaces are not allowed. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 



config:sys:user--> password johnnyb#1 


access-level 

add user 

comment 


no user 

show user 

user password 



Version 2.0 

proxyarp 


TM 

proxyarp 

Enable or disable the system to perform as a Proxy ARP agent on the management LAN interface. 

Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) allows hosts on an Ethernet LAN to discover the destination MAC address 

of another host on the LAN given the destination host’s IP address. A host which needs to communicate with 

another host on the LAN, but knows only it’s IP address issues an ARP broadcast layer 2 PDU with the destination 

host’s IP address in the message body. All hosts on the LAN receive the ARP PDU and if the IP address in the 

PDU matches the receiver’s IP address, that host will reply to the ARP PDU sender. The originating host then 

learns the MAC address of the destination from the ARP reply. 

A system which functions as a proxy ARP agent will “pretend” to be the destination station for another IP address 

and will reply to ARP request PDUs on behalf of the real host. In this manner, it is possible to extend a virtual LAN 

across management tunnels to remote network elements, without the remote NE having to connect physically to 

the local management LAN of the proxy ARP agent. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

proxyarp {enable | disable | cache flush} 

GUIDELINES 

A system which acts as a proxy ARP agent is said to be a “gateway” node. 

The typical configuration involves a gateway node connected directly to a management LAN via the local 

management LAN port. The gateway node communicates with one or more remote nodes via management 

tunnels and acts as the proxy ARP agent for the remote nodes. When a host on the local management LAN 

issues an ARP request PDU with the IP address of one of the remote nodes, the gateway node responds to the 

ARP request on behalf of the remote node. The originating host then knows to send packets destined to the 

remote node’s IP address to the gateway node. The gateway node will then forward the packets to the remote 

destination node via layer 3 routing. 

Proxy ARP is useful when remote nodes belong to the same IP subnet, but are not physically located on the same 

LAN segment. 

When you replace a NID or install a new NID on your network, the gateway node might not find the new device 

because it's relying on data in the ARP cache that is now outdated. In this case, you should flush the gateway 

node’s proxy ARP cache by using the proxyarp cache flush command. 

EXAMPLES 

To enable proxy ARP: 


config:sys--> proxyarp enable 

config:sys--> show proxyarp 


Proxy ARP: Enabled 




TM 


Version 2.0 

proxyarp 


|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ | 

To disable proxy ARP: 


config:sys--> proxyarp disable 






|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ | 

To flush ARP cache: 


config:sys--> proxyarp cache flush 



Proxy ARP: Enabled 



|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ | 


show arp 

show proxyarp 

show system 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Specify the system security banner display information. This command defines a custom security banner which 

is displayed whenever a user logs onto the system. This banner is displayed on CLI and web browser logins. The 

system ships with a default security banner as shown below. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

security-banner info 

info 


be enclosed on quotes (“ “). To clear the security banner 

information, specify a null string in the argument: 

security-banner ““. 

GUIDELINES 

The system security entry should specify the desired warning for unauthorized persons accessing the NID. To 

clear the security banner display, enter the command without any parameters. The banner supports all printable 

characters, including control characters, such as new line. 

EXAMPLES 

To setup the security banner: 


config:sys--> security-banner “This is a private system. Unauthorized access may 

lead to prosecution.” 

config:sys--> show system security-banner 

System Security Banner: 

This is a private system. Unauthorized access or use may lead to prosecution. 





TM 


Version 2.0 

serial 

serial 

Enable or disable RS-232 Serial port access to the system. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

serial {enable | disable} 

GUIDELINES 

The serial port cannot be enabled via the serial port and must be enabled by using a telnet session, SSH session, 

the eVision web browser or SNMP. 

EXAMPLES 

To disable the serial port: 


config:sys--> serial disable 

The serial port has been disabled. 

To enable the serial port: 


config:sys--> serial enable 









Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 


E1000 

Enabled 


Tech Support 

Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 



Version 2.0 

serial 


TM 



Enabled 

Enabled 





True 


contact 

database save 

location 

proxyarp 

show system 







sysname 

telnet 


web 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Enable or disable SNMP trap dying gasp. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

snmp-dying-gasp {enable | disable} 

GUIDELINES 

When enabled, SNMP dying gasp messages are sent on resolved interfaces. 

To set up the SNMP Dying Gasp feature, first create the appropriate MAC- or VLAN-based management tunnel. 

Then configure SNMP Target addresses on the FSP 150CC. Then enable SNMP Dying Gasp at the system level 

using this command. Once an SNMP target address has been configured and resolved, the SNMP Trap Dying 

Gasp Interface will display via the show snmp command, indicating that the SNMP Dying Gasp feature is 

operational. Note that it will take up to 10 minutes for a trap host to be resolved after enabling SNMP Dying Gasp. 

EXAMPLES 

To disable SNMP Dying Gasp: 


config:sys--> snmp-dying-gasp disable 









Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 




System Up Time : 

E1000 

Enabled 



Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

16 hours 55 minutes 16 seconds 



Version 2.0 



TM 




True 

To enable SNMP Dying Gasp: 


config:sys--> snmp-dying-gasp enable 









Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 




E1000 

Enabled 



Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 





True 

Once an SNMP Dying Gasp target address has been resolved (after 10 minutes) the following will display: 

config:sys--> show snmp 







TM 


Version 2.0 



Selected for SNMP DG on interface - Wan 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 

contact 

location 


no traphost 

no v3user 

ping 

proxyarp 

serial 

show mgmttnl 

show snmp 



show system 

sysname 

telnet 

tracert 

traphost 


web 



TM 

Version 2.0 




Configure the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) operating mode and enable or disable SNTP operations. 

There are two modes to choose from, and each mode has enable and disable options. 

In Unicast mode, the system uses a specified unicast server IP address to synchronize the client time with the 

server. The system attempts to contact the specified server in the association list in order to receive a timestamp 

when the sntpclient sync command is issued. Unicast server IP addresses are specified with the sntpclient 

server command. 

In Anycast mode, the system sends time synchronized broadcast packets to the network and subsequently 

expects a reply from a valid timeserver. The system then uses the first reply it receives to establish a link for future 

sync operations in unicast mode. The first responding server will be added to the server association list. The 

system ignores any later replies from servers after the first one is received. 

The enabled anycast mode takes precedence over any entries currently in the unicast associations list when the 

sntpclient sync command is issued. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

sntpclient mode {anycast | disable | unicast} 

anycast 

disable 

unicast 

The SNTP client sends time synchronized broadcast packets to 

the network and expects a reply from a valid timeserver. The 

client then uses the first reply it receives to establish a link 

for future sync operations in unicast mode. This server will 

then be added to the server list. The client ignores any later 

replies from servers after the first one is received. 

Disables the operation mode specified. 

This mode uses a unicast server IP address specified in the 

server list. 

GUIDELINES 

SNTP is a simpler, client-only version of the Network Time Protocol (NTP). SNTP clients receive the time from 

NTP servers. SNTP time is typically accurate to within 100 milliseconds. 

sntpclient mode unicast causes the system to attempt to contact the specified time server entered in the server 

list with the sntpclient server command. 

sntpclient mode anycast causes the system to broadcast to the network and expect a reply from a timeserver. 

If a reply is received, the timeserver is added to the server list and is used for time synch operations. 

sntpclient mode disable prevents the system from issuing broadcast messages for network time servers. If the 

system was in anycast mode and had established an association with an anycast timeserver, the timeserver is 

removed from the association list. In this case, it unicast is enabled, and a unicast server address is specified in 

the server list, the system attempts to use the specified unicast server. 



TM 


Version 2.0 


EXAMPLES 

To disable anycast operation: 


config:sys--> sntpclient mode disable 



Mode : Disabled 



0.0.0.0 

To enable anycast mode operation: 


config:sys--> sntpclient mode anycast 



Mode : Anycast 



0.0.0.0 

To enable unicast operation: 


config:sys--> sntpclient mode unicast 

config:sys--> sntpclient server 10.10.34.1 







10.10.34.2 

To remove a unicast server from the server list: 


config:sys--> no sntpclient server 10.10.34.2 






0.0.0.0 



Version 2.0 



TM 







TM 


Version 2.0 



Configure the system to use Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) to request and accept Network Time Protocol 

(NTP) traffic from a time server. Remove a server from the list of NTP servers with the no sntpclient server 

option. A maximum of two time servers are supported. The system also supports anycast mode to dynamically 

discover time servers. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

sntpclient server address 

address 

IP address of the Time Server. 

GUIDELINES 

SNTP is a simpler, client-only version of the Network Time Protocol (NTP). SNTP clients receive the time from 

NTP servers. SNTP time is typically accurate to within 100 milliseconds. The system supports a maximum of two 

timeserver entries in the server list. 

Prior to using this command, the sntp client mode must be set using the sntpclient mode command. 

EXAMPLES 

To add an SNTP server to the unicast list: 


config:sys--> sntpclient mode unicast 







0.0.0.0 







Version 2.0 



TM 


Configure the system with the IP address of a syslog server where all syslog events generated by the system are 

sent. The system supports a single syslog server entry. 

To remove a syslog server use the no syslogclient server option. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

syslogclient server address 

address 

IP address of the Syslog Server. 

GUIDELINES 

Syslog is an event reporting protocol which allows systems to report the occurrence of several different types of 

events to a central server. 

All events reported to the syslog server are also maintained in a circular buffer on the system, referred to as an 

Automatic Output (AO) buffer. This buffer can be queried and cleared by related commands. 

Event reports are stored in the AO buffer regardless of whether a Syslog server is provisioned. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a Syslog server to the system: 


config:sys--> syslogclient server 10.10.32.1 



Host : 10.10.32.1 


Sep 22 18:30:10 : TCA:T1 [WAN]:MT=SES-L,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=NE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=10 

Sep 22 18:31:05 : TCA:T1 [WAN]:MT=ES-L,TMPER=15MIN,LOCN=NE,DIRN=RX,MONVAL=65 


autolog flush 


show syslog 



TM 


Version 2.0 

sysname 

sysname 

Set the system name. This is the name which the system displays in command prompts. The default sysname 

is the FSP 150CC variant name. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

sysname sysname 

sysname 

The sysname must start with a letter, end with a letter or 

digit, and have as interior characters only letters, digits, 

and hyphens. Names can be up to 64 characters. Upper and lower 

case characters are allowed. 

GUIDELINES 

The sysname must start with a letter, end with a letter or digit, and have as interior characters only letters, digits, 

and hyphens. 

EXAMPLES 


config:sys--> sysname Dallas 



System Name : Dallas 


 


contact 

location 

proxyarp 

serial 

show system 



telnet 


web 



Version 2.0 

telnet 


TM 

telnet 

Enable or disable telnet (TCP port 23) access to the system. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

telnet {enable | disable} 

GUIDELINES 

Telnet uses TCP port 23 to access the system. In more secure management environments it may be desirable 

to disable TCP port 23 and use Secure Shell (SSH) (TCP Port 22) instead. 

EXAMPLES 

To enable Telnet: 


config:sys--> telnet enable 









Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 




E1000 

Enabled 



Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 






TM 


Version 2.0 

telnet 


True 


contact 

location 

proxyarp 

serial 

show system 


sysname 

telnet 


web 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Enable or disable the safe mode validation timer. The validation timer provides a safety check against changing 

configurations which cause loss of communication to a remote node. The Validation Timer enables you to make 

changes to configuration parameters without committing them to non-volatile storage. If you make a mistake or 

enter a value which causes you to lose communications, the system will revert to the current settings after the 

Safety Timeout period. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

validation-timer start timeout 

validation-timer stop [save] 

start 

stop 

timeout 

save 

Starts the validation timer. 

Stops or cancels an active validation timer. 

Specifies the length of the validation timer, in minutes. If not 

specified, the default timer is 5 (minutes). The valid range of timeout 

is from 1 to 10 (minutes). 

Save the configuration after stopping the validation timer. 

GUIDELINES 

When making changes to configurations of remote nodes, especially to parameters which may affect 

communications, the Validation Timer provides a safety net in the event that a configuration change causes the 

system to lose communication. If the timer is not reset by the user prior to it expiring, the system will revert back 

to the previous saved configuration changes once the timer expires. The timer is reset or canceled using the 

validation-timer stop command. The time is reset or cancelled and then the configuration is saved using the 

validation-timer stop save command. 

EXAMPLES 

To start validation timer: 


config:sys--> validation-timer start 6 









Part Number : 200-00188-01 




TM 


Version 2.0 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 




E1000 

Enabled 



Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 


Validation Timer : Enabled 



True 

To stop validation timer: 


config:sys-->validation-timer stop 

config:sys-->show system 








Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 




E1000 

Enabled 



Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 






Version 2.0 



TM 


True 


contact 

database save 

location 

proxyarp 

serial 

show system 



sysname 

telnet 

web 



TM 


Version 2.0 

web 

web 

Enable or disable web browser (eVision) access to the system. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

web {enable | disable} 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enable web browser access: 


config:sys--> web enable 









Part Number : 200-00188-01 


WAN Type : 

Jumbo Frame : 

Location : 

Contact : 

Proxy ARP : 


Serial Port : 




E1000 

Enabled 



Disabled 

Disabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 






Version 2.0 

web 


TM 


True 


contact 

database save 

location 

proxyarp 

serial 

show system 


sysname 

telnet 




TM 


Version 2.0 

web 

2.5 Configure Communications Commands 

This section presents a summary of the System Communications commands available in this release. 

The following commands are available at at the configure communications hierarchy. 

Table 2-5 Communications Configuration Commands Summary 


add arp 

add ip route 


no arp 

no ip route 

Description 

Add a static ARP entry to the ARP table. 

Add a static IP route to the routing table. 

Clear the system ARP cache entries. 

Delete a static ARP entry. 

Delete a static route from the IP routing table. 



TM 

Version 2.0 

add arp 


add arp 

Add an IP Address to the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table. To delete an arp entry, use the no arp 

command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure Communications 

SYNTAX 

add arp ifname address mac 

ifname 

address 

mac 


IP address. 

MAC address. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To add an ARP address to the WAN interface: 

--> configure communications 

config:comm--> add arp e1000-wan-1 10.10.1.1 AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF 

config:comm--> show arp 


ARP Table: 



|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ |-------------- | 





| 10.10.1.1 | AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF | e1000-wan-1 | true | 




no arp 

show arp 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add ip route 

add ip route 

This command allows you to create a static IP route entry in the system routing table. This is used for 

management network connectivity. To delete an IP static route, use the no ip route command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

add ip route address mask interface ifname {advertise | no-advertise}[metric] 

add ip route address mask nexthop gateway {advertise | no-advertise} [metric] 

address 

mask 

ifname 

gateway 

advertise 

no-advertise 

metric 

IP address of a subnet. 

Subnet mask. 

Interface name. 

IP address of next hop gateway. 

Advertise this route using routing protocols. 

Do not advertise this route using routing protocols. 

Assign this cost (or metric) to the route. If not specified, 

the metric assigned to the route is “1”. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To add an ARP address for the WAN interface: 


config:comm--> add ip route 10.10.1.0 255.255.255.0 interface e1000-wan-1 

no-advertise 

config:comm--> show ip routes static 



|--------------- |------------------ |---------------- |--------- |--------- | 

| 0.0.0.0 | 0.0.0.0 | 10.10.32.1 | False | 1 | 

| 10.10.1.0 | 255.255.255.0 | e1000-wan-1 | False | 1 } 


no ip route 




Version 2.0 



TM 


This command flushes (clears) all entries in the ARP cache table, allowing the system to re-learn IP-address to 

MAC-address relationships. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

The Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) function maintains a cache of (IP-address, MAC-address) tuples which 

the device has seen on its management network. The ARP cache supports aging; entries are deleted if they have 

not been used within 5 minutes. In some deployments it may be desirable to force the deletion of these entries 

to force the device to re-discover the (IP-address, MAC-address) relationship. 

EXAMPLES 

--> show arp 


ARP Table: 



|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ |-------------- | 


| 10.10.34.185 | 00:07:E9:D5:10:14 | mgmt-lan | false | 


config:comm--> arp cache flush 



ARP Table: 



|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ |-------------- | 




TM 


Version 2.0 



add arp 

no arp 

show arp 



TM 

Version 2.0 

no arp 


no arp 

This command allows you to delete an IP Address from the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no arp ifname address 

ifname 

address 


IP address. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To delete an ARP address from the WAN interface: 


config:comm--> no arp e1000-wan-1 10.10.1.1 



ARP Table: 



|------------------ |------------------ |------------------ |-------------- | 







add arp 


show arp 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no ip route 

no ip route 

Deletes a route from the routing table. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no ip route address mask interface ifname {advertise | no-advertise}[metric] 

no ip route address mask nexthop gateway {advertise | no-advertise} [metric] 

address 

mask 

ifname 

gateway 

advertise 

no-advertise 

metric 

IP address of a a subnet. 

Subnet mask. 

Interface name. 

IP address of next hop gateway. 

Advertise this route using routing protocols. 

Do not advertise this route using routing protocols. 

Assign this cost (or metric) to the route. If not specified, 

the metric assigned to the route is “1”. 

GUIDELINES 

This command requires the route to be explicitly identified in order to be deleted. 

EXAMPLES 

Delete a route: 

config:comm--> no ip route 10.10.1.0 255.255.255.0 interface e1000-wan-1 

config:comm--> show ip routes static 



|--------------- |------------------ |---------------- |--------- |--------- | 

| 0.0.0.0 | 0.0.0.0 | 10.10.32.1 | False | 1 | 


add ip route 




Version 2.0 

no ip route 


TM 

2.6 Configure Management Tunnel Commands 

This section defines the management tunnel configuration commands available. 

These commands are available under the configure mgmttnl hierarchy. 

Table 2-6 Configure Management Tunnel Commands Summary 


Description 

dhcp Configure DHCP settings (see dhcp, on Page 3-47). 

encapsulation 


ip-address 

mode 


Define the encapsulation mode for the tunnel. 

Enable Access Control List (ACL) function on the specified 


Set the IP address of the management tunnel (see ip-address, on 

Page 2-191). 

Define the operating mode. 

Disable Access Control List (ACL) function from the specified 


ripv2 Enable or disable RIP v2 packets (see ripv2, on Page 3-127). 

tunnel-stag 


tunnel-vid 

Enable or disable management tunnel S-Tag used in a VLAN-based 


Set the WAN port management tunnel outer VLAN identifier (S-Tag) 

used in a VLAN-based management tunnel. 

Set the LAN or WAN port management tunnel inner VLAN identifier 

(C-Tag) used in a VLAN-based management tunnel. 

Note: 

The sum of all management tunnels plus all Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filters cannot 

exceed 16. 



TM 


Version 2.0 

encapsulation 

encapsulation 

Set the management tunnel encapsulation mode for a specified interface. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

encapsulation {ethernet | ppp} 

ethernet 

ppp 

Enable ethernet encapsulation on the specified interface. 

Enable Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) on the specified interface. 

GUIDELINES 

When ethernet encapsulation mode is enabled, the IP address/mask must be specified. When the ppp 

encapsulation mode is selected, the IP address/mask is not relevant. 

In “ppp” mode, the system utilizes the keep-alive feature of the PPP protocol to ensure / determine that a 

connection exists to the remote system. If the keep-alive fails, the system raises and alert. (This feature is not 

available in the “ethernet” mode.) 

This option is only available if mode is set to disable or vlan. 


EXAMPLES 

To enable ethernet encapsulation on the WAN interface: 


config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> encapsulation ethernet 









Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 






Version 2.0 

encapsulation 


TM 


dhcp 

mode 

ip-address 

ripv2 

show mgmttnl 

tunnel-stag 


tunnel-vid 



TM 


Version 2.0 

mode 

mode 

Set the operating mode of the management tunnel. Management tunnels can be MAC address-based or 

VLAN-based. A management tunnel can also be completely disabled using this command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

mode {disable | mac | vlan} 

disable 

mac 

vlan 

Disable management tunnel. 

MAC-based management tunnel mode. 

VLAN-based management tunnel mode (default). 

GUIDELINES 

In “mac” mode, the MAC address of the interface is used as the address mechanism of the management tunnel. 

Management tunnel frames are sent and received using the MAC address of the interface. There is no other traffic 

separation from customer traffic. In “vlan” mode, the management tunnel traffic is separated from customer traffic 

via VLAN. The management tunnel VLAN can be specified once “vlan” tunnel mode is selected. The 

management traffic VLAN is specified using the tunnel-vid command. 


EXAMPLES 

To enable MAC Based management tunnel mode on the WAN interface: 


config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> mode vlan 









Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 






Version 2.0 

mode 


TM 


dhcp 

encapsulation 

mode 

ip-address 

ripv2 

show mgmttnl 

tunnel-stag 


tunnel-vid 



TM 


Version 2.0 

tunnel-stag 

tunnel-stag 

Enables or disables the WAN port management tunnel outer VLAN identifier (S-Tag) used in a VLAN-based 


SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

tunnel-stag {disable | enable} 

disable 

enable 

Disable S-Tag VLAN identifier use on the management tunnel. 

Enable S-Tag VLAN identifier use on the management tunnel. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only available if management tunnel mode is set to “vlan.” To set the S-Tag VLAN ID, use the 

tunnel-stag-vid command 


EXAMPLES 

To enable the management tunnel S-Tag VLAN ID use on the WAN interface: 


config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> tunnel-stag enable 









Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 





dhcp 

encapsulation 



Version 2.0 

tunnel-stag 


TM 

mode 

ip-address 

ripv2 

show mgmttnl 


tunnel-vid 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Set the WAN port management tunnel outer VLAN identifier (S-Tag) used in a VLAN-based management 

tunnel. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

tunnel-stag-vid vlanid 

vlanid Management tunnel VLAN ID. Valid entries are 1 to 4095. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only available if management tunnel mode is set to “vlan” and tunnel-stag is set to the enabled 

state. 

The system will not allow other customer traffic to share the same VLAN. Frames which share the same outer 

VLAN tag as the management tunnel are discarded and counted. 


EXAMPLES 

To enter the management tunnel S-Tag VLAN ID on the WAN interface: 


config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> tunnel-stag-vid 4095 









Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 





dhcp 



Version 2.0 



TM 

encapsulation 

mode 

ip-address 

ripv2 

show mgmttnl 

tunnel-stag 

tunnel-vid 



TM 


Version 2.0 

tunnel-vid 

tunnel-vid 

Set the LAN or WAN port management tunnel inner VLAN identifier (C-Tag) used in a VLAN-based 


SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

tunnel-vid vlanid 

vlanid Management tunnel VLAN ID. Valid entries are 1 to 4095. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only available if management tunnel mode is set to “vlan”. 

The system will not allow other customer traffic to share the same VLAN. Frames which share the same inner 

VLAN tag as the management tunnel are discarded and counted. 


EXAMPLES 

To enter the management tunnel VLAN ID on the WAN interface: 


config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> tunnel-vid 4095 






Tunnel S-Tag : Disabled 



Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 





dhcp 

encapsulation 



Version 2.0 

tunnel-vid 


TM 

mode 

ip-address 

ripv2 

show mgmttnl 

tunnel-stag 




TM 


Version 2.0 

tunnel-vid 

2.7 Configure SNMP Commands 

This section defines the SNMP configuration commands available. 

These commands are available under the configure snmp hierarchy. 

Table 2-7 SNMP Configuration Commands Summary 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 


no traphost 

no v3user 

traphost 

Description 

Edit an SNMP V3 user access level. 

Create an SNMP V3 user. 

Edit an SNMP V3 user authentication password. 

Edit an SNMP V3 user authentication protocol. 

Set a communityname. 

Delete a communityname. 

Delete a trap host from the system. 

Delete an SNMP V3 user. 

Set a trap host to receive SNMP traps from the system. 

Default SNMP users are shown in Table 2-8. 

User Name 


Type 


Protocol 

Table 2-8 SNMP Default Users 

Privacy 

Type 

Privacy 

Protocol 

VACM Group 

v3RO None None None None v3ReadAllGroup None 

v3RW None None None None v3WriteAllGroup None 

super None None None None v3WriteAllGroup None 

Password 

nVision None None None None nVisionTarget None 

v3super Authentication HMAC-MD5 None None v3supergroup v3userpwd 

v3desuser Authentication HMAC-MD5 Privacy DES v3desgroup v3despwd 



Version 2.0 

access-level 


TM 

access-level 

Edit an SNMP V3 user access level. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure V3 User 

SYNTAX 

access-level vacmgroup 

vacmgroup 

SNMP V3 VACM group. Valid default entries are super, 

v3supergroup, nVisionTarget, v3ReadAllGroup, v3WriteAllGroup. 

Valid V3 VACM groups may be displayed by using the show snmp 

vacmgroups command. 

GUIDELINES 

Valid V3 VACM groups may be displayed by using the show snmp vacmgroups command. Use the show 

snmp v3user to display SNMP V3 users. 

EXAMPLES 

--> configure snmp 

config:snmp--> v3user test 

config:snmp:v3user--> access-level v3supergroup 

Setting test auth usmNoAuthProtocol, group v3supergroup 

config:snmp:v3user--> show snmp v3user test 

SNMP V3 USM User: test 





VACM Group : v3supergroup 


add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 




TM 


Version 2.0 

access-level 

no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 



show system 


traphost 



TM 

Version 2.0 

add v3user 


add v3user 

Create a new SNMP V3 user. To delete an SNMP V3 user, use the no v3user command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure SNMP 

SYNTAX 

add v3user name noauth-nopriv vacmgroup 

add v3user name auth-nopriv hmac-md5 password vacmgroup 

name New V3 user identifier. A valid V3 user name contains 1 to 32 

alphanumeric characters. 

noauth-nopriv Enter noauth-nopriv authtype if no MD5 authentication is used. 

auth-nopriv 

hmac-md5 

password 

vacmgroup 

Enter auth-nopriv authtype and hmac-md5 authentication 

protocol if MD5 authentication is used. 

V3 user password. Valid entry is 6 to 32 characters, no spaces. 

This option is only applicable if MD5 Authentication is used 

(auth-nopriv hmac-md5). 

SNMP V3 VACM group. Valid default entries are super, 

v3supergroup, nVisionTarget, v3ReadAllGroup, v3WriteAllGroup. 

Valid V3 VACM groups may be displayed by using the show snmp 

vacmgroups command. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 


config:snmp--> add v3user test noauth-nopriv super 

config:snmp--> show snmp v3user test 






VACM Group : super 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add v3user 


config:snmp--> add v3user test auth-nopriv secret super 

config:snmp--> show snmp v3user test 


Authentication Type : Authentication 

Authentication Protocol : HMAC-MD5 





access-level 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 


no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 



show system 


traphost 



Version 2.0 

auth-password 


TM 

auth-password 

Edit an SNMP V3 user authentication password. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

auth-password oldpassword newpassword 

newpassword 

New SNMP V3 user password. Valid entry is 6 to 32 characters, 

no spaces. 

GUIDELINES 

This command is only applicable if MD5 Authentication is used for that SNMP V3 user (auth-nopriv is set - see 

the add v3user command). Default password for v3super is v3userpwd. 

EXAMPLES 



config:snmp:v3user--> auth-password secret newsecret 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-protocol 

communityname 


no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 



show system 


traphost 



TM 


Version 2.0 

auth-protocol 

auth-protocol 

Edit an SNMP V3 user authentication protocol. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

auth-protocol none 

auth-protocol hmac-md5 password 

none 

hmac-md5 

password 

Enter none if no MD5 authentication is used. 

Enter hmac-md5 if MD5 authentication is used. 

V3 user password. Valid entry is 6 to 32 characters, no spaces. 

This option is only applicable if MD5 Authentication is used 

(hmac-md5). 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 



config:snmp:v3user--> auth-protocol none 

Setting test1 auth usmNoAuthProtocol, group super 










Version 2.0 

auth-protocol 


TM 



config:snmp:v3user--> auth-protocol hmac-md5 secret 



Authentication Type : Authentication 

Authentication Protocol : HMAC-MD5 



VACM Group : v3supergroup 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

communityname 


no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 



show system 


traphost 



TM 


Version 2.0 

communityname 

communityname 

This command allows you to create an SNMP community name. A community name acts as a password for the 

specified community, and is used to authenticate information sent between a manager and an agent. The name 

is sent in every packet between the manager and the agent. The read and write options determines whether 

information is read-only or read-write by a manager. Use the no communityname command to remove a 

community entry. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

communityname name {read-only | read-write} 

name The SNMP name of a community. The name is a string of up to 255 

characters (no spaces). 

read-only Sets the access rights of the community/manager to read-only. 

read-write Sets the access rights of the community/manager to read-write. 

GUIDELINES 

Factory defaults include two pre-programmed community names: (1) public (read-only), (2) sysadmin 

(read-write). 

EXAMPLES 

To add a community name to the system: 


config:snmp--> communityname monitor read-only 

config:snmp--> show snmp 


Monitor { v1v2cRO } 






access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 



Version 2.0 

communityname 


TM 


no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 



show system 


traphost 



TM 


Version 2.0 



The no communityname command is used to remove an SNMP community entry. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no communityname name 

name The SNMP name of a community. The name is a string of up to 255 

characters (no spaces). 

GUIDELINES 

Factory defaults include two pre-programmed community names: (1) public (read-only), (2) sysadmin 

(read-write). 

EXAMPLES 

To remove a community name from the system: 


config:snmp--> no communityname monitor 








access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 

no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 





Version 2.0 



TM 

show system 


traphost 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no traphost 

no traphost 

The no traphost command allows you to remove an IP address from the SNMP trap reporting table. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no traphost ipaddress[:portnumber] 

ipaddress 

portnumber 

The IP address of the server hosting the SNMP trap receiver. 

An optional entry specifying the TCP port number used when sending 

the report. This is the TCP port the trap receiver is listening on. 

The default port is 162. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To delete a trap destination: 


config:snmp--> no traphost 10.10.1.1:162 








access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 


no v3user 

show snmp 



Version 2.0 

no traphost 


TM 



show system 


traphost 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no v3user 

no v3user 

Delete an SNMP V3 user. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no v3user name 

name 

SNMP V3 user identifier. 

GUIDELINES 

Use the show snmp v3user command to display all SNMP V3 users. 

EXAMPLES 


config:snmp--> show snmp v3user 

test 

v3RO 

v3RW 

super 

nVision 

v3super 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

config:sys--> no snmp v3user test 

config:sys--> show snmp v3user 

v3RO 

v3RW 

super 

nVision 

v3super 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 

Snmp V3 User 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 




Version 2.0 

no v3user 


TM 

no traphost 

show snmp 



show system 


traphost 



TM 


Version 2.0 

traphost 

traphost 

This command allows you to set up an SNMP trap destination. A trap is a message sent by the SNMP agent to 

a specified IP address to indicate the occurrence of a significant event, such as a specifically defined condition 

or a threshold that was exceeded. 

The traphost command allows you to add the IP address of an SNMP manager where traps are to be sent. The 

no traphost allows you to remove an IP address from the trap reporting table. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

traphost ipaddress[:portnumber] snmpversion credentials 

ipaddress 

portnumber 

The IP address of the server hosting the SNMP trap receiver. 

An optional entry specifying the TCP port number used when sending 

the report. This is the TCP port the trap receiver is listening on. 

The default port is 162. 

snmpversion The SNMP version (1, 2c or 3). 

credentials Defines the security credentials for the target IP address. Valid 

entries are public and sysadmin. 

GUIDELINES 

To ensure proper reception of traps, ensure that the SNMP version and community names match those of the trap 

receiver. The community name must be entered (via the communityname command) before a credential can 

be selected. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a new trap destination: 


config:snmp--> traphost 10.10.1.1:162 3 public 










Version 2.0 

traphost 


TM 


access-level 

add v3user 

auth-password 

auth-protocol 

communityname 


no traphost 

no v3user 

show snmp 



show system 




TM 


Version 2.0 

traphost 

2.8 Configure Remote Authentication Commands 

This section defines the Remote Authentication configuration commands available. Up to 3 Remote Authentication 

servers may be provisioned: server-1, server-2 and server-3. 

These commands are available under the configure remote-authentication and configure 

remote-authentication server hierarchies. 

Table 2-9 Remote Authentication Configuration Commands Summary 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

ip-address 


port 

priority 

retries 

secret 

timeout 

Description 

Edit the Remote Authentication server administration state. 

See adminstate, on Page 3-17. 

Set the Remote Authentication Protocol. 

Edit a specified Remote Authentication Protocol type. 

Edit Remote Authentication server ip address (see 

ip-address, on Page 2-191). 

Edit Remote Authentication NAS IP address. 

Edit the UDP port to use when communicating with the 


Edit the priority of the Remote Authentication server in 

servicing requests. 

Edit the number of tries that will be attempted with this 


Edit the shared secret used for authenticating the NID with 

this Remote Authentication server. 

Edit the timeout in seconds after which communication with 

this Remote Authentication server fails. 



TM 

Version 2.0 

authprotocol 


authprotocol 

Set Remote Authentication Protocol. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure Remote Authentication 

SYNTAX 

authprotocol {none | radius | tacacs-plus} 

none No remote authentication protocol 

radius RADIUS remote authentication protocol. 

tacacs-plus TACACS+ remote authentication protocol. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> configure remote-authentication 

config:rem-auth--> authprotocol radius 

config:rem-auth--> show remote-authentication 




NAS IP Address : n/a 


adminstate 

authtype 

clear stats 

port 


port 

priority 

retries 

secret 



timeout 



TM 


Version 2.0 

authtype 

authtype 

Set Remote Authentication Protocol type. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

authtype {chap | pap} 

chap 

pap 

The Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) will be used 

to interact with the Remote Authentication server and the attributes 

UserId, Chap-Challenge and Chap-Password will be sent. 

The Password Authentication Protocol(PAP) will be used to interact 

with the Remote Authentication server and the attributes UserId and 

Password will be sent. 

GUIDELINES 

This command is applicable only if authprotocol is set to either radius or tacacs-plus. 

EXAMPLES 


config:rem-auth--> authtype pap 





NAS IP Address : n/a 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

port 


port 

priority 

retries 

secret 



timeout 



Version 2.0 



TM 


To edit the Remote Authentication Network Access Security server IP address. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

nas-ip-address address 

address 

Network Access Security server IP address. 

GUIDELINES 

This command is only applicable if authprotocol is set to radius. 

EXAMPLES 


config:rem-auth--> nas-ip-address 10.10.10.10 





NAS IP Address : 10.10.10.10 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

port 

port 

priority 

retries 

secret 



timeout 



TM 


Version 2.0 

port 

port 

Edit the Remote Authentication server port. This command identifies the UDP port to use when communicating 

with the Remote Authentication server. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

port portnum 

portnum 

UDP port to use when communicating with the Remote Authentication server. The valid 

range is 0...65535. Default is 1812 if authprotocol is set to radius or none, default 

is 49 if authprotocol is set to tacacs-plus. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the port number for Remote Authentication server server-1: 



config:rem-auth-svr--> port 1813 




IP Address : 10.10.36.206 

Port : 1813 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 

Secret : **************** 







Timeouts : 0 

Note: 


radius. 



Version 2.0 

port 


TM 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

port 


priority 

retries 

secret 



timeout 



TM 


Version 2.0 

priority 

priority 

This command sets the priority of the Remote Authentication server in servicing requests. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

priority prio 

prio 

Valid values are first, second and third. The default is first. 

GUIDELINES 

Multiple servers may have the same priority value. Random ordering will be chosen for those servers with 

equal priority values. 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the IP address for Remote Authentication server server-1: 



config:rem-auth-svr--> priority 1 




IP Address : 10.10.36.206 

Port : 1813 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 

Secret : **************** 







Timeouts : 0 

Note: 


radius. 



Version 2.0 

priority 


TM 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

port 


port 

retries 

secret 



timeout 



TM 


Version 2.0 

retries 

retries 

This command sets the number of tries that will be attempted with this Remote Authentication server. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

retries maxtries 

maxtries 

The maximum number of tries that will be attempted with this server. The valid range is 

1...99. A value of zero disables interaction with this server. Default is 3. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the maximum retries for Remote Authentication server server-1: 



config:rem-auth-svr--> retries 3 




IP Address : 10.10.36.206 

Port : 1813 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 

Secret : **************** 







Timeouts : 0 

Note: 


radius. 



Version 2.0 

retries 


TM 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

port 


port 

priority 

secret 



timeout 



TM 


Version 2.0 

secret 

secret 

This command sets the shared secret used for authenticating the NID with the Remote Authentication server. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

secret secret 

secret 

Valid entry is a string of up to 64 characters, within quotes. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the port number for Remote Authentication server server-1: 



config:rem-auth-svr--> secret “this is the best kept secret in the world” 




IP Address : 10.10.36.206 

Port : 1813 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 

Secret : ************************************** 







Timeouts : 0 

Note: 


radius. 




Version 2.0 

secret 


TM 

adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

port 


port 

priority 

retries 



timeout 



TM 


Version 2.0 

timeout 

timeout 

This command sets the timeout in seconds after which communication with this Remote Authentication server 

fails. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

timeout seconds 

seconds Valid range is 1...99 (in seconds). Default is 3. 

GUIDELINES 

This command is only applicable if authprotocol is set to radius. 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the timeout for Remote Authentication server server-1: 

-->configure remote-authentication 


config:rem-auth-svr--> timeout 3 




IP Address : 10.10.36.206 

Port : 1813 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 

Secret : **************** 







Timeouts : 0 

Note: 


radius. 



Version 2.0 

timeout 


TM 


adminstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

port 


port 

priority 

retries 

secret 





TM 


Version 2.0 

timeout 

2.9 Configure Scheduled Ping Commands 

This section defines the Scheduled Ping configuration commands available. 

These commands are available under the configure sched ping hierarchy. 

Table 2-10 Scheduled Ping Configuration Commands Summary 


frequency 

no pingaddr-n 

pingaddr-n 

severity 

threshold 

Description 

Set the scheduled ping frequency for attempts, in minutes. 

Delete a ping address. 

Enter a ping address, enable or disable a ping address 

identifier. 

Set the alarm severity level should a ping fail. 

Set the scheduled ping failure threshold level. 



Version 2.0 

frequency 


TM 

frequency 

The frequency command allows you to enter the frequency of the scheduled ping feature, in minutes. This entry 

applies to all IP addresses entered for the scheduled ping feature. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure Sched Ping 

SYNTAX 

frequency minutes 

minutes 

The frequency of attempts for the scheduled ping feature, in 

minutes. Valid entries are 1 to 1440. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a ping frequency: 

--> configure sched ping 

config:schedping--> frequency 120 

config:schedping--> show sched ping 


Frequency : 120 




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The no pingaddr command allows you to remove an IP address from the scheduled ping feature. 

SECURITY 

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LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no pingaddr-n 

n 

The ping address identifier. Up to four ping addresses can be 

defined (n= 1 to 4). 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a ping address: 


config:schedping--> no pingaddr-1 







Results: 


|------------------ |------------ |-------------- | 

| 0.0.0.0 | 4 | Enabled | 





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pingaddr-n 

The pingaddr command allows you to add an IP address to the scheduled ping feature or enable/disable a ping 

address identifier. Up to 4 ping addresses may be specified. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

pingaddr-n {enable | disable} 

pingaddr-n address ipaddress 

n 

enable 

disable 

ipaddress 

The ping address identifier. Up to four ping addresses can be 

defined (n= 1 to 4). 

Enable scheduled ping for pingaddr-n. 

Disable scheduled ping for pingaddr-n. 

The IP address for the scheduled ping feature. 

GUIDELINES 

Up to four ping addresses can be defined. The desired ping address number (pingaddr-n) must first be enabled 

before an address can be assigned to it. 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a ping address: 


config:schedping--> pingaddr-1 enable 

config:schedping--> pingaddr-1 address 10.10.36.25 







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severity 

The severity command allows you to provision the alarm severity level of the scheduled ping feature, should a 

ping attempt exceed the provisioned threshold level. Should an alarm threshold be reached, the alarm raised will 

be Scheduled Ping Failed. This entry applies to all IP addresses entered for the scheduled ping feature. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

severity almlevel 

almlevel 

The alarm severity level for the scheduled ping feature, should a 

ping attempt exceed the provisioned threshold level. Valid entries 

are critical, major, minor, not-reported or not-alarmed. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a scheduled ping alarm severity: 


config:schedping--> severity major 






Alarm Severity : Major 

Results: 


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| 10.10.36.25 | 4 | Enabled | 






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threshold 

The threshold command allows you to provision the failure threshold level of the scheduled ping feature. If a ping 

attempt exceeds the provisioned threshold level, an alarm may be raised, depending on the severity provisioned. 

This entry applies to all IP addresses entered for the scheduled ping feature. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

threshold level 

level 

The response failure threshold level for the scheduled ping feature. 

Should a ping attempt exceed the provisioned threshold level, an 

alarm is raised, depending on the provisioned severity level. Valid 

entries are 1 to 4. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a scheduled ping threshold level: 


config:schedping--> threshold 2 






Alarm Severity : Major 

Results: 


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| 10.10.36.25 | 4 | Enabled | 






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2.10 Configure Link Aggregation Group Commands 

This section defines the Link Aggregation Group (LAG) configuration commands available. 

These commands are available under the configure lags, configure lag and configure lag port hierarchies. 

Table 2-11 Configure LAG Command Summary 






actor-sysprio 

Description 

Edit LAG port actor LACP activity. 

Edit LAG port actor LACP control. 

Edit LAG port actor LACP timeout. 

Edit LAG port actor port priority. 

Edit LAG actor system priority. 

add lag 

Edit LAG port actor system priority. 

Create a Link Aggregation Group (LAG). 

adminstate Edit the LAG administration state. See adminstate, on Page 3-17. 

collector-max-delay Edit LAG collector max delay. 

lag-control 

Edit Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) control. 

lagname 

Edit LAG name. 

linkstatus-trap 

Edit LAG link status trap. 

loopback-port facility Activate a constant loopback on a LAG port facility. See loopback-port, on 

Page 4-10. 

loopback-port-timed 

Activate a timed looopback on a LAG port facility. See 

loopback-port-timed, on Page 4-12. 

loopback-vlan facility Activate a LAG port VLAN loopback. See loopback-vlan, on Page 4-16. 

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Delete a LAG. 

Edit LAG port partner administration key. 

Edit LAG port partner administration port number. 

Edit LAG port partner administration port priority. 

Edit LAG port partner administration system ID. 

Edit LAG port partner administration system priority. 

Edit LAG port partner LACP activity. 

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LEVEL 

Configure LAG Port 

SYNTAX 

actor-lacp-activity {active | passive} 

active 

passive 

Sets LACP control value to the active state. 

Sets LACP control value to the passive state. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

--> configure protection-groups 

config:pg--> configure lags 

config:lags--> lag lag-1 

config:lag--> port lag-port-1 

config:lag_port--> actor-lacp-activity active 

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Edit LAG port actor LACP control. 

SECURITY 

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LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

actor-lacp-control {enabled | disabled} 

enabled 

disabled 

Enables the port from participating as an “Active” port in the LAG. 

Disables the port from participating as an “Active” port in the LAG. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 





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Edit LAG port actor LACP timeout. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

actor-lacp-timeout {long | short} 

long 

short 

Sets long LAG port Actor LACP Timeout control value. 

Sets short LAG port Actor LACP Timeout control value. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 





config:lag_port--> actor-lacp-timeout short 
















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Edit LAG port actor port priority. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

actor-portprio prio 

prio 

Actor Port Priority is used to determine which of the ports 

participating in the LAG has higher priority. A lower value implies 

higher priority. Valid range is 0-65535. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 





config:lag_port--> actor-portprio 1 
















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Edit LAG actor system priority or edit LAG port actor system priority. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure LAG 


SYNTAX 

actor-sysprio sysprio 

sysprio 

The Actor System Priority value is used to determine which of two 

Aggregators participating in a LAG assumes the “primary” role. A 

lower value implies higher priority. Valid range is 0 to 65535. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To edit LAG actor system priority: 




config:lag--> actor-sysprio 32768 

config:lag--> show lag lag-1 








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add lag 

Create a Link Aggregation Group (LAG). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure LAGs 

SYNTAX 

add lag lagid lagname lacpcontrol adminstate lacpcontrol primaryinterface 

secondaryinterface sysprio collectormaxdelay linkupdowntrap 

lagid 

lagname 

lacpcontrol 

adminstate 

primaryinterface 

secondaryinterface 

sysprio 

collectormaxdelay 

linkupdowmtrap 

Sets the Link Aggregation Group (LAG) identificatifier. 

Only lag-1 is supported as a valid entry. 

Text string containing a locally significant name for the 

Aggregator. Valid entry must be up to 255 characters long 

and consist of a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _@#$%^*-+=:;.(){}[]| 

Spaces are not allowed. 

Detemines whether or not the Link Aggregation Control 

Protocol (LACP) is enabled or disabled for the LAG. When 

disabled, the LAG will ignore LACP frames for the purpose 

of selecting the “active” link, and will select its “active” 

link solely upon the status of the two WAN links. Valid 

entries are enabled or disabled. 

Enables or disables LAG, or places the LAG group in the 

testing state. Valid entries are disable, enable or 

testing. 

Selects the Primary Member of the LAG. Only valid entry is 

WAN identifier e1000-wan-1. 

Selects the Secondary Member of the LAG. Only valid entry 

is WAN identifier e1000-wan-2. 

Actor system priority. The Actor System Priority value is 

used to determine which of two Aggregators participating in 

a LAG assumes the “primary” role. A lower value implies 

higher priority. Valid entry is 0 to 65535. 

Collector Maximum Delay. Collector Max Delay (in tens of 

microseconds) which will be sent to the LAG partner via 

LACP. Valid entry is 0 to 65535. 

Link Up/Dowm Trap. Enables or disables Link up/down 

notification. Valid entries are enabled or disabled. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 





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config:lags--> add lag lag-1 lag-1 enabled enable e1000-wan-1 e1000-wan-2 32768 

50 enabled 

config:lags--> show lag lag-1 








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lagname 


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Edit LAG collector max delay. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure LAG 

SYNTAX 

collector-max-delay cmdelay 

cmdelay 

Collector Max Delay (in tens of microseconds) which will be sent to 

the LAG partner via LACP. Valid range is 50 to 65535. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 




config:lag--> collector-max-delay 100 









Data Rate : 1,000,000,000 
















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actor-sysprio 

adminstate 

lag-control 

lagname 


show lag 



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Edit Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) control. Detemines whether or not LACP is enabled or 

disabled for the LAG. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure LAG 

SYNTAX 

lag-control {enabled | disabled} 

enabled 

disabled 

Enable use of LACP frames for the purpose of selecting the “active” 

link. 

When disabled, the LAG will ignore LACP frames for the purpose of 

selecting the “active” link, and will select its “active” link 

solely upon the status of the two WAN links. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 




config:lag--> lag-control enabled 









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actor-sysprio 

adminstate 


lagname 


show lag 



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Edit LAG name. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure LAG 

SYNTAX 

lagname lagname 

lagname 

Text string containing a locally significant name for the 

Aggregator. Valid entry must be up to 255 characters long and 

consist of a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _@#$%^*-+=:;.(){}[]| Spaces are not 

allowed. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 




config:lag--> lagname justsoyoucantell 






LAG Name : justsoyoucantell 



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lag-control 


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Edit LAG link status trap notification. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure LAG 

SYNTAX 

linkstatus-trap {enabled | disabled} 

enabled 

disabled 

Enables link status notification. 

Disables link status notification. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 




config:lag--> linkstatus-trap enabled 









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adminstate 


lag-control 

lagname 

show lag 



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Delete a Link Aggregation Group (LAG). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure LAGs 

SYNTAX 

no lag lag-1 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 



config:lags--> no lag lag-1 

config:lags--> show lag lag-1 

Error: Specified node not found by path 


add lag 

show lag 



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Edit LAG port partner administration key. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

partner-adminkey adminkey 

adminkey 

Defines the LAG port partner’s administration key. Valid range is 

0 to 65535. 

GUIDELINES 

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EXAMPLES 





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Edit LAG port partner administration port number. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

partner-adminport portnum 

portnum 

Defines the LAG port partner administration port number. Valid range 

is 0 to 65535. 

GUIDELINES 

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EXAMPLES 





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SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


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partner-adminportprio portprio 

portprio 

Defines the priority value of the LAG port partner. Valid range is 

0 to 65535. 

GUIDELINES 

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EXAMPLES 





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SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

partner-adminsysid partnerid 

partnerid 

Defines the MAC address that uniquely identifies the partner system 

for the LAG. 

GUIDELINES 

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EXAMPLES 





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Provisioning 

LEVEL 


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partner-adminsysprio sysprio 

sysprio 

Identifies the Partner Administration System Priority value. Valid 

range is 0 to 65535. An entry of 0 indicates that there is no partner 

member. 

GUIDELINES 

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EXAMPLES 





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Edit LAG port partner LACP activity. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

partner-lacp-activity {active | passive} 

active 

passive 

Sets Partner LACP control value to the active state. 

Sets Partner LACP control value to the passive state. 

GUIDELINES 

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EXAMPLES 





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SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

partner-lacp-timeout {long | short} 

long 

short 

Sets long LAG port Partner LACP Timeout control value. 

Sets short LAG port Partner LACP Timeout control value. 

GUIDELINES 

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EXAMPLES 





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3.1 Overview 

This section defines the physical Ethernet interface and service configuration commands available. 

These commands are available under the configure interface and configure flow hierarchy. 

Table 3-1 Interface and Service Configuration Commands Summary 


accept 

add ce-vlan 

add flow 

add policer 

add queue 

adminstate 

assignstate 

bridge-action 



clear policer $policer stats 


clear stats 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


circuit-name 

ctag 

ctag-ethertype 

Description 

Define the interface’s acceptable frame policy. 

Add a VLAN member to a flow. 

Create a new flow on a UNI. 

Add a Policer to a connection-oriented flow with Multi COS. 

Add a Queue to a connection-oriented flow with Multi COS. 

Change the administrative state of the interface. 

Assign or un-assign the interface. 

Set MAC-Bridge action when table is full. 

Set aging time for MAC-Bridge table entries. 

Set MAC-Bridge table size. 

Clear PM statistics counters for a policer. 

Clear PM statistics counters for a queue. 

Clear PM statistics counters for an entity. 

Set the Class Of Service (COS) mode for a connection-oriented VLAN port. 

Set the Control Protocol Disposition filter for an interface or flow. 

Set the custom Control Protocol Disposition filter for an interface or flow. 

Set the circuit name. 

Set the C-Tag for the service. 

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description 

dhcp 

ed-cosmap 

egress-buffersize 

egress-cbs 

egress-cir 

egress-ebs 

egress-eir 

egress-limiting 

egress-pop-vid 

ether-type 

evc-mode 

flowcontrol 

flush bridge-table 

ingress-buffersize 

ingress-cbs 

ingress-cir 

ingress-ebs 

ingress-eir 

ingress-push-pvid 


local-link-id 

mac 

media 

no ce-vlan 

no cpd-filter 

no flow 

no ip access-group system 

in 

no policer 


no queue 

no remote-link-ids 

policer 


Description 

Set the text description for the UNI. 

Enable or disable DHCP on the interface. 

Edit the Class Of Service (COS) Map. 

Set the egress buffer size for a flow or interface. 

Set the egress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for a service. 

Set the egress Committed Information Rate for a flow or interface. 

Set the ingress Excess Burst Size (EBS) for a service. 

Set the ingress Excess Information Rate (EIR) for a service. 

Enable or disable egress limiting. 

Set pop PVID on egress frames. 

Set custom CPD filter ethertype and mask. 

Set the EVC mode to Transparent or Flow-VLAN. 

Enable or disable 802.3x flow control on the interface. 

Flush MAC-Bridge table entries. 

Set the ingress buffer size for a flow or interface. 

Set the ingress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for a service. 

Set the ingress Committed Information Rate for a flow or interface. 

Set the ingress Excess Burst Size (EBS) for a service. 

Set the ingress Excess Information Rate (EIR) for a service. 

Set push PVID on ingress. 

Enable Access Control List (ACL) function on the specified management tunnel. 

Set the local link id for remote fault propagation messages. 

Set the custom CPD filter mac address and mask. 

Set the media type of copper/fiber interfaces. 

Remote a CE VLAN from a flow. 

Remove a CPD filter. 

Delete a flow from a UNI. 

Disable Access Control List (ACL) function from the specified management tunnel. 

Remove a Policer from a connection-oriented flow with Multi COS. 

Clear fault propagation. 

Remove a Queue from a a connection-oriented flow with Multi COS. 

Remove Remote Link Id association from interface. 

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port-vlan-tag 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 

queue 

remote-link-ids 

ripv2 

speed 

stag 

stag-ethertype 

sub-type 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 


untagged-traffic 

Description 

Set the port mode. 

Set a port’s default VLAN tag value. 

Set the VLAN ID to be used for priority-tagged frames in client ports. 

Set the fault propagation mode for an interface. 

Set the outer Ethertype value for stacked-tag frames. 

Set the egress queue buffer size. 

Map Remote Link Ids in fault propagate message to interface. 

Enable or disable RIPv2 routing protocol messages for management tunnels. 

Set the interface speed. 

Set the S-Tag for the service. 

Set the S-Tag type for the WAN. 

Set custom CPD filter subtype and mask. 

Set tagged frame support. 

Set the Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) level for an interface, flow, policer or queue. 

Enable or disable VLAN trunking for a multi-flow VLAN port. 

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Set the acceptable frame policy for an interface. This defines which frames are accepted. 

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SYNTAX 

accept {all | vlan} 

all 

vlan 

Set acceptable frame policy to all frames. 

Set acceptable frame policy to only vlan frames. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only valid when the port EVC Mode is set to multi-flow. The Acceptable Frame Policy allows an 

interface to accept all frames or only VLAN-tagged frames. When set to all, the port accepts both tagged and 

untagged frames. Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface 

names. 

EXAMPLES 

To configure the acceptable frame policy at the port: 


config:if(e100)--> accept all 

config:if(e100)--> show interface e100-lan-1 






 



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media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


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Add a customer VLAN member to a flow. To remove a VLAN member from a flow, use the no ce-vlan option. 

SECURITY 

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SYNTAX 

add ce-vlan member 

member 

The VLAN member format specifies VLAN ID and Priority, separated by 

a ‘-’ (dash). The Priority value is optional. Valid VLAN ID values 

are 0..4095. Valid Priority values are 0..7. If the Priority value 

is not specified, all priority values for that VLAN ID are accepted. 

A maximum of 64 members can be defined for a single flow. If no value 

is supplied, this flow becomes the default flow for the port, i.e., 

all the VLAN IDs that don’t belong to any other flow on the port 

belongs to this flow. Multiple members are not allowed. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only valid when EVC Mode is set to multi-flow and a flow has been defined. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface and flow identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a VLAN member: 



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Add a flow to an interface. To remove a flow, use the no flow option. 

SECURITY 

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SYNTAX 

add flow flowid circuitname co {single | multi} cir eir cbs ebs buffersize ctag 

ctagctrl [vidoptprio] stag stagctrl [vidprio] [members] 

add flow flowid circuitname cl cir eir cbs ebs buffersize ctag push [vidoptprio] 

stag push [vidprio] [members] 

flowid 

circuitname 

cl 

co 

multi 

single 

cir 

Defines the Flow Identifier (FID) for this flow. Up to 400 flows 

can be created for the system. Each of the four 10/100 Ethernet 

Client interfaces can support a maximum of 100 flows. The LAN-5 

1 Gb Ethernet Client interface can support a maximum of 400 flows. 

Flow format is fid-port-flowid. Example: fid-1-3. 

Defines the circuit name. 

Connection-less. 

Connection-oriented. 

Multi COS. Enables Multi Class Of Service (COS).If Enabled, up to 

8 Ingress Policers and 8 Egress Policers may be provisioned. Multi 

COS can only be set to the Enabled state if COS Map Mode is set 

to anything other than None for the facility. 

Single COS. Disables Multi Class Of Service (COS). If Disabled, 

one Ingress Policer and one Egress Policer are provisionable. 

Defines the ingress committed information rate for this flow 

identifier. Entry is in bps. If Single COS is set, one Ingress 

CIR setting is allowed for the FID. If Multi COS is set, then up 

to 8 Ingress CIR Policer Settings are allowed. 

If LAN port speed < WAN port speed, then the sum of all Ingress 

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eir 

Defines the ingress Excess Information Rate for this flow 

identifier. Entry is in bps. 

If Ingress CIR is set to 0, then an Ingress EIR value of 0 cannot 

be entered. If Ingress CIR is set to 0, then an Ingress EIR value 

of 64 Kbps or greater must be entered (if a value of 1 bps through 

a value less than 64 Kbps is entered, then the value will 

automatically be rounded up to 64 Kbps). 

If Single COS is set, one Ingress EIR setting is allowed for the 

FID. If Multi COS is set, then up to 8 Ingress EIR Policer Settings 

are allowed. 

cbs 

ebs 

buffersize 

ctagctrl 

vidoptprio 

(See cir for definition of LPS* and Ingress PIR): Ingress PIR must 

be


Version 2.0 

add flow 


TM 

stagctrl Defines the behavior of the S-Tag VLAN ID (to be specified). 

Options available for connection-oriented flows are none and 

push. The only option available for connection-less flows is push. 

vidprio Defines the S-Tag VLAN Priority. Valid entries are 0 through 7. 

If S-Tag Control is set to None, S-Tag VLAN Priority cannot be 

entered. 

members 

All C-Tag and S-Tag VLAN ID-Priority tuple values must not 

conflict on the WAN port (see S-Tag VLAN ID). 

VLAN members. The VLAN member format is VLAN ID-Priority. The 

valid values for VLAN ID are 0..4095. Valid values for Priority 

are “null” or 0..7. If the Priority value is not specified, all 

the priority values for that VLAN ID belongs to the Flow 

Identifier (FID). A maximum of 64 members can be defined for a 

given FID. If no value is supplied, this FID becomes the default 

FID for the port, i.e., all the VLAN IDs that don’t belong to any 

other FID on the port belongs to this FID. To enter multiple 

members, enter a comma between each member, without spaces, i.e., 

200-2,300-2. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only valid when the EVC Mode of the interface is set to multi-flow, and the administration state of 

the interface is enabled. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a connection-oriented flow: 


config:if(e100)--> add flow fid-2-1 FID-1 co single 1024000 0 1 0 128 ctag push 

100-1 stag push 200-2 100-1,100-2 

config:if(e100)--> show flow fid-2-1 

Flow: fid-2-1 














VLAN Members : 100-1,100-2 



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Version 2.0 

add flow 



|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 

QOS Queues 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 


add policer 

add queue 

adminstate 

cos-mode 


egress-cir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


no flow 

port-vlan-tag 

prio-vlan-id 

qq-ethertype 

show flow 




show flows 

speed 

threshold 

trunking 



Version 2.0 

add policer 


TM 

add policer 

Add an ingress or egress policer to a flow. To remove a policer from a flow, use the no policer command. To edit 

a policer, use the policer command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

add policer egress policerid cir eir cbs ebs 

add policer ingress policerid cir eir cbs ebs queueid 

policerid 

cir 

Policer identifier. Format is pol-port-flowid-policerid. Example: pol-1-3-0. 


identifier. Entry is in bps. If Single COS is set, one Ingress CIR 

setting is allowed for the FID. If Multi COS is set, then up to 8 

Ingress CIR Policer Settings are allowed. 

If LAN port speed < WAN port speed, then the sum of all Ingress CIRs 

on the LAN port may be


TM 


Version 2.0 

add policer 

cbs 

ebs 

queueid 

Defines the Ingress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for this flow, in 

bps. If Single COS is set, one Ingress CBS setting is allowed for 

the FID. If Multi COS is set, then up to 8 Ingress CBS Policer 

Settings are allowed. CBS cannot be less than CIR in 

bytes/millisecond. 

Defines the Ingress Excess Burst Size (EBS) for this flow, in bps. 

If Multi COS is set to the Disabled state, one Ingress EBS setting 

is allowed for the FID. If Multi COS is set to the Enabled state, 

then up to 8 Ingress EBS Policer Settings are allowed. EBS cannot 

be less than CIR in bytes/millisecond. EBS cannot be less 

than EIR in bytes/millisecond. 


GUIDELINES 

If Multi COS is Enabled, then up to 8 Ingress Policers and 8 Egress Poicers are allowed. A maximum of 100 

policing flows may be created per 10/100 Ethernet LAN port (LAN-1 to LAN 4). A maximum of 400 policing flows 

may be created for the 1 G Ethernet LAN port (LAN-5). A maximum of 400 policing flows may be created per 

system. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface, flow, policer and 

queue identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a Policer: 



config:flow--> add policer egress pol-2-4-1 1024000 0 1 0 


show flow fid-2-4 

Flow: fid-2-4 



















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add policer 


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|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 

QOS Queues: 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 





|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 

| 1 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 


cos-mode 

no policer 

show flow 



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Version 2.0 

add queue 

add queue 

Add a queue to a flow. To remove a queue from a flow, use the no queue command. To edit a queue, use the 

queue command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

add queue queueid buffersize 

queueid 

buffersize 


Defines the queue buffer size, in Kilobytes. This resource is 

allocated in 64 K Byte segments. User input is allocated in 64 K 

Byte increments - rounded up to the next closest segment. Buffer 

Size cannot be less than CBS. This option is only available if 

multi COS is set. 

GUIDELINES 

If Multi COS is Enabled, then up to 8 Ingress/Egress Policers/Queues are allowed. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface, flow and queue 

identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a queue: 



config:flow--> add queue que-2-4-1 128 



Flow: fid-2-4 














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add queue 


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|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 

QOS Queues: 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 

| 1 | 128 





|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 

| 1 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 


cos-mode 

no queue 

queue 

show flow 

show flows 



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Version 2.0 

adminstate 

adminstate 

Set the administrative state of an interface or service. The administrative state controls the generation of alarms 

and event reports. When an entity is in the administratively enabled state, it is fully operational. To set the 

administration state of a Maintenance End Point, see adminState. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


Configure LAG Aggregator 




SYNTAX 

adminstate {enable | disable | testing} 

enable 

disable 

testing 

Set administrative state to enabled. Interface or service is fully 

operational. Alarms will be generated if faults are detected. Traffic 

is enabled. 

Set administrative state to disable. Interface or service is down. No 

alarms are generated. The port or service may still carry traffic. 

Set administrative state to testing. Applies to interface entities 

only. No alarms are generated. The interface may be placed in loopback 

mode, or port diagnostics may be executed. 

GUIDELINES 

The Administrative state is different than the Operational state of an entity. An entity can be Administratively 

enabled, but may be Operationally disabled by a fault or condition. 

Some provisioning operations cannot be performed on a service or an interface entity unless it is placed in the 

disable state. 

An interface must be placed in the testing state prior to execution of diagnostics or prior to operating loopbacks 

on the port. The setting cannot be changed from the testing state if the facility is in loopback state. The 

loopback must be released before changing from the testing state. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid entity names. 

EXAMPLES 

To configure a port to administrative disable state: 


config:if(e100)--> adminstate disable 




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adminstate 


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To configure a Remote Authentication server to administrative enabled state: 



config:rem-auth-svr--> adminstate enable 





Port : 1812 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 







Timeouts : 0 


adminState 

assignstate 

authprotocol 

authtype 

clear stats 

diag 

ip-address 

loopback-port 


loopback swap-address 

loopback-vlan 


port 

priority 



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Version 2.0 

adminstate 

retries 

secret 


show lag 




timeout 



Version 2.0 

assignstate 


TM 

assignstate 

Enable or disable the “assign” state of an interface or service. The disabled state disables traffic on a service or 

interface while maintaining all interface configuration parameters. In the disabled state, no traffic is carried. In the 

enabled state, the interface or service operates normally. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

assignstate {enable | disable} 

enable 

disable 

Set assign state to enabled (in service). Interface or service is fully 

operational (in service). Alarms will be generated if faults are 

detected. 

Set assign state to disable. Port or service is down (no traffic) but 

maintains all configuration settings. No alarms are generated. Disable 

state is not allowed if the Administate is set to Testing. 

GUIDELINES 

The assign state may be used to temporarily disable traffic on an interface or service for non-payment of account. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface and power supply 

names. 

EXAMPLES 

To configure the port to the out of service state: 


config:if(e100)--> assignstate disable 




Assigned State : Disabled 



 


adminstate 





TM 


Version 2.0 

bridge-action 

bridge-action 

Set the bridge action for a connection-less LAN port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

bridge-action {block | flood} 

block 

flood 

Block when bridge table is full. 

Flood when bridge table is full. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only applicable to connection-less Flow VLAN interfaces. Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming 

Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names. 

EXAMPLES 

To block when bridge table is full: 


config:if(e100)--> bridge-action block 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:44:25 



MTU : 2000 




Port Mode : 

LAN-3 






Fault Propagation : 

None 



Version 2.0 

bridge-action 


TM 






 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

bridge-action 



cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 


evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 




speed 

threshold 

trunking 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Set the bridge aging time for a connection-less LAN port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

bridge-aging-time secs 

secs 

Number of seconds for bridge aging time, in seconds. Forwarding entry 

will be removed from the forwarding table after an inactivity time 

represented by this entry. Valid range is 10 to 1000000 (sec). Default 

is 300 (sec). 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To set the bridge aging time: 


config:if(e100)--> bridge-aging-time 300 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:44:25 



MTU : 2000 




Port Mode : 

LAN-3 








Version 2.0 



TM 







 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

bridge-action 



cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 


evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 




speed 

threshold 

trunking 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Set the bridge table size for a connection-less LAN port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

bridge-table-size tblsz 

tblsz MAC forwarding table size. Valid range is 1 to 4095. Default is 4095. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To set the bridge table size: 


config:if(e100)--> bridge-table-size 4095 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:44:25 



MTU : 2000 




Port Mode : 

LAN-3 











Version 2.0 



TM 




 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

bridge-action 



cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 


evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 




speed 

threshold 

trunking 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Clear PM statistics counters for a policer. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

clear policer {egress | ingress} policerid stats bin timeperiod 

policerid 

bin 

timeperiod 


pol-1-3-0. 

Current bin (0), previous bin (1) or one of the historical bins 

(2 to 32), 32 being the oldest bin. This option is not available 

for Remote Authentication server. 


for Probes or Remote Authentication server. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To clear Policer statistics counters: 



config:flow--> clear policer ingress pol-2-4-0 stats 0 1day 

config:flow--> show policer ingress pol-2-4-0 stats all current 1day 


Current[0]: 

ABR : 0 

FMG : 0 

FMRD : 0 

FMY : 0 

FMYD : 0 



clear stats 

help montypes 




TM 

Version 2.0 




Clear PM statistics counters for a queue. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

clear queue queueid stats bin timeperiod 

queueid 

bin 

timeperiod 







GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for valid interface, flow and queue identifier 


EXAMPLES 

To clear Policer statistics counters: 



config:flow--> clear queue que-2-4-0 stats 0 1day 

config:flow--> show queue que-2-4-0 stats all all 1day 


Current[0]: 

ABRRL : 0 

BT : 0 

BTD : 0 

FD : 0 

FTD : 0 



clear stats 

help montypes 




TM 


Version 2.0 

clear stats 

clear stats 

Clear PM statistics counters for an entity. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 





SYNTAX 

clear stats bin timeperiod 

clear stats bin 

clear stats 

bin 

timeperiod 






GUIDELINES 

No bin or timeperiod entries are required for Remote Authentication (RADIUS) server counters. For Remote 

Authentication Server, this command is only applicable if authprotocol is set to radius. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for valid interface and flow identifier naming 

conventions. 

EXAMPLES 

To clear LAN statistics counters: 


config:if(e100)--> clear stats 1 1day 

config:if(e100)--> show interface e100-lan-1 stats all 1 1day 


Historical [1]: 2006-01-03 00:00:00 

APFD: 0 

AUFD: 0 

ABR-RL: 0 

ABR-RX: 0 

ABR-TX: 0 

BT-RX: 0 

ESBF: 0 

ESBP: 0 

ESBS: 0 



Version 2.0 

clear stats 


TM 

ESC: 0 

ESCAE: 0 

ESDE: 0 

ESF: 0 

ESFS: 0 

ESJ: 0 

ESMF: 0 

ESMP: 0 

ESO: 0 

ESOP: 0 

ESP: 0 

ESP64: 0 

ESP65: 0 

ESP128: 0 

ESP256: 0 

ESP512: 0 

ESP1024: 0 

ESP1519: 0 

ESUF: 0 

ESUP: 0 

FD-RX: 0 

FD-TX: 0 

FTD-RX: 0 

FTD-TX: 0 

L2CPFD: 0 

L2CPFP: 0 

LBC: 0 

OPT: 0 

OPR: 0 

To clear Remote Authentication (RADIUS) server statistics counters: 



config:rem-auth-svr--> clear stats 





Port : 1812 


Timeout : 3 

Retries : 3 








TM 


Version 2.0 

clear stats 


Timeouts : 0 

Note: 


radius. 



config:probe--> clear stats 0 

config:probe--> show stats all 0 


Current [0]: 

P2R-PKT 0 

R2P-PKT 0 

P2R-ERR-PKT 0 

R2P-ERR-PKT 0 

LOST-PKT 0 

LATE-PKT 0 

SEQ-GAPS 0 





MIN-RTDELAY 0 

MAX-RTDELAY 0 

 


help montypes 





show stats 



Version 2.0 

cos-mode 


TM 

cos-mode 

Set the class of service (COS) mode for a connection-oriented VLAN port. This setting identifies the COS mode 

used to maps frames to the low latency or normal latency queues. It may also be used to re-map 802.1p priority 

bits on incoming frames. 

Set Class of Service mode for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer diagnostic test stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


Configure ECPA Stream 

SYNTAX 

cos-mode {8021p | dscp | none | tos} 

8021p 8021P default COS mapping table is created as shown in Table 3-3. 

dscp DSCP default COS mapping table is created as shown in Table 3-2. 

none No class of service (all frames are equal priority). 

tos TOS default COS mapping table is created as shown in Table 3-4. 

GUIDELINES 

The Class of Service priority mapping table defines the latency characteristics applied to an ingress frame based 

on the priority classification method in effect. The classification method can be set to one of: TOS, 802.1p or 

DSCP. When the cos-mode is set to anything other than none, a COS Mapping Table is created. This table 



Each entry in the mapping table defines whether an ingress frame with that CoS value is treated with normal or 

low latency emission priority. In addition, a table entry can specify how to map between the CoS value and the 

802.1p bits for the frame. This allows 802.1p bit re-mapping. 

This option is only applicable when the port is in multi-flow EVC mode. A COS Map Mode table can be changed 

only if there are no flows defined on the UNI. The mapping table is edited with the ed-cosmap command. 

Valid ECPA stream identifiers are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 and ecpa-stream-3. Refer to Section 1.7 

Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names. 

The following tables identify the default COS Mapping Tables for 8081P (8021P), DSCP and TOS. 

Table 3-2 DSCP Default COS Mapping Table 

Index PRIO Control New Priority Bits Latency 

0 to 31 None N/A NRML 

32 to 63 None N/A LO 



TM 


Version 2.0 

cos-mode 

Table 3-3 8021P Default COS Mapping Table 


0 None N/A NRML 





5 None N/A LO 

6 None N/A LO 

7 None N/A LO 

Table 3-4 TOS Default COS Mapping Table 







5 None N/A LO 

6 None N/A LO 

7 None N/A LO 

EXAMPLES 

To set the class of service mode for a multi-flow VLAN port: 


config:if(e100)--> cos-mode none 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

 






Version 2.0 

cos-mode 


TM 



 

To set the class of service mode for an ECPA stream: 


config:stream--> cos-mode tos 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


cosmap-mode 

ed-cosmap 

show cosmap 





TM 


Version 2.0 

cpd-filter 

cpd-filter 

Set the Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) for a WAN, LAN or Flow. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

cpd-filter protocol(discard | pass | peer) 

protocol 

discard 

pass 

peer 

The CPD filter to edit. Valid entries are: bpdu, bridge-group, 

cisco-group, custom, efm-oam, garp-group, gmrp, gvrp, lacp, 

lacp-marker, lan-bridge and port-based. 

When set to Discard, the CPD frames are discarded and counted. In 

order to set a flow to discard, the corresponding port must be set 

to peer for that protocol type. 

When set to Pass, the CPD frames are transported transparently 

through the system. 

When set to Peer, the CPD frames are counted and forwarded. The 

option of Peer is not applicable to a flow or lacp. 

GUIDELINES 

The sum of all management tunnels plus all Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filters cannot exceed 16. To 

delete a CPD filter, use the no cpd-filter command. Default has WAN EFM-OAM set to Peer and all LAN 

interfaces have EFM-OAM set to Discard. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a LAN cpd filter disposition: 


config:if(e100)--> cpd-filter bpdu discard 

config:if(e100)--> show interface e100-lan-1 cpd-filters 



|------------------ |------------------ | 






Version 2.0 

cpd-filter 


TM 


cpd-filter 


ether-type 

mac 

no cpd-filter 






sub-type 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Set the Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) custom filter for system, WAN, LAN or Flow. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 




SYNTAX 

cpd-filter custom (discard | pass | peer) 

discard 

pass 

peer 

When set to Discard, the CPD frames are discarded and counted. In 

order to set a flow to discard, the corresponding port must be set 

to peer for that protocol type. 

When set to Pass, the CPD frames are transported transparently 

through the system. 

When set to Peer, the CPD frames are counted and forwarded. The 

option of Peer is not available for a flow. 

GUIDELINES 

Prior to setting the custom filter disposition, first create the custom filter parameters using the ether-type, mac 

and/or sub-type commands. 

The sum of all management tunnels plus all Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filters cannot exceed 16. To 

delete a CPD filter, use the no cpd-filter command. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a LAN custom cpd filter disposition: 


config:if(e100)--> cpd-filter custom discard 




|------------------ |------------------ | 






Version 2.0 



TM 


cpd-filter 

ether-type 

mac 

no cpd-filter 






sub-type 



TM 


Version 2.0 

circuit-name 

circuit-name 

Set the circuit name. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

circuit-name circuitname 

circuitname 

Assigns a circuit name to the port. Allowed characters are: a-z, 

A-Z, 0-9, and _@#$%^*-+=:;.(){}[]| Spaces are not allowed. 

GUIDELINES 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To configure the circuit name of a port: 


config:if(e100)--> circuit-name BankOne 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 



MTU : 2000 






Port Mode : 

BankOne 


 



Version 2.0 

circuit-name 


TM 


show flow 




TM 


Version 2.0 

ctag 

ctag 

Edit a C-Tag control option of an interface or flow. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

ctag {none | push | pushvid | swaptag | swapvid} {vidoptprio} {disable | enable} 

vidoptprio 

disable 

enable 

Defines the C-Tag VLAN ID and optional priority. If C-Tag Control 

is set to None, then C-Tag VLAN ID cannot be entered. 


conflict on the WAN port. (For example: A service with C-Tag PUSH 

100-0, S-Tag PUSH 100-0 will conflict with another service with 

the same C-Tag and S-Tag. A service with C-Tag PUSH 100-0, S-Tag 

None will conflict with another service with C-Tag None, S-Tag 

PUSH 100-0. A TLS service with C-Tag PUSH 100-0, S-Tag NONE will 

conflict with a Flow with VLAN Member 100-0, C-Tag NONE and S-Tag 

NONE.) 

Disable matching of C-Tag priority to Receive priority. This 

option is only allowed if C-Tag Control is set to Push. 

Enable matching of C-Tag priority to Receive priority. This option 

is only allowed if C-Tag Control is set to Push. 

GUIDELINES 

Defines the C-Tag control/behavior of the C-Tag VLAN ID (to be specified). Options available for 

connection-oriented flows are none, push, pushvid, swaptag and swapvid. Options available for a LAN port 

are none and push. The only option available for connection-less flows is push. If flow Type is set to Default and 

C-Tag Control is set to None, no other FIDs can be added to this port. If C-Tag Control is set to None, then C-Tag 

VLAN ID cannot be entered. If C-Tag Control is set to None, Swap VID or Push VID, C-Tag VLAN Priority cannot 

be entered. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To edit a C-Tag control option of a flow: 



config:flow --> ctag push 7-0 enable 

config:flow --> show flow fid-2-4 



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ctag 


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Flow: fid-2-4 











 



show flow 


stag 




TM 


Version 2.0 



Set the WAN C-Tag Ethertype. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

ctag-ethertype ethertype 

ethertype 

Ethertype setting specified in hex (e.g., 0x8100). 

GUIDELINES 

Although not defined in the IEEE standards, several vendors allow a different Ethertype value to be used to 

identify frames which contain stacked VLAN tags. This feature allows the WAN interface to be configured to 

conform to such non-standard third party vendor interfaces for all traffic. When a frame with stacked VLAN tags 

is transmitted on the interface, the Ethertype value in the frame header is set to the value specified by the 

qq-ethertype parameter. Frames containing only a single VLAN tag are transmitted with the IEEE standard 

Ethertype of “0x8100”. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid WAN interface names. 

EXAMPLES 

To set the network outer tag ethertype: 

--> configure interface e1000-wan-1 

config:if(e1000)--> ctag-ehtertype 0x8100 

config:if(e1000)--> show interface e1000-wan-1 

E1000 WAN Interface: e1000-wan-1 

Administrative State Enabled 


Physical Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:21 


MTU : 9250 

Interface Speed : Auto 1000 Mb Full Duplex 



Flowcontrol Receive : Disabled 

FlowControl Send : Disabled 

S-Tag Ethertype 

C-Tag Ethertype 

0x88A8 

0x8100 





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TM 

Loopback : 

Swap SA/DA : 

None 

n/a 

 


ctag 


qq-ethertype 

stag 




TM 


Version 2.0 

description 

description 

Provide a text string to identify the User Network Interface (UNI) represented by the physical port. This string helps 

you to remember which customer and service is associated with a port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

description [string] 

string 

A text string - maximum 64 characters in length, within quotes. To 

remove the description information, specify a null string in the 

argument: description ““. 

GUIDELINES 

Provide enough information for troubleshooting and circuit location. Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming 


EXAMPLES 

To enter a LAN port circuit description: 


config:if(e100)--> description “Bank of Texas, 100 W. Main, Dallas, VPN cct 15” 



Description : Bank of Texas, 100 W. Main, Dallas, VPN cct 15 




 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

bridge-action 



cos-mode 



Version 2.0 

description 


TM 

cpd-filter 


ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 



speed 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




TM 


Version 2.0 

dhcp 

dhcp 

Enable or disable Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) on the management LAN (mgmt-lan) interface 

or on the management tunnel associated with a LAN or WAN port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

dhcp {enable | disable} 

enable 

disable 

Enable DHCP on the specified interface. 

Disable DHCP on the specified interface. 

GUIDELINES 

At the configure interface level, this option is only applicable for the management LAN interface (mgmt-lan). At 

the configure mgmttnl level, DHCP can be enabled or disabled on a customer LAN or WAN port which has a 

defined management tunnel. Only one interface on the system may have DHCP enabled. 


EXAMPLES 

To disable DHCP on the management LAN interface: 

--> configure interface mgmt-lan 

config:if(mgmt)--> dhcp disable 

config:if(mgmt)--> show interface mgmt-lan 

Management Tunnel: mgmt-lan 



MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A0 

MTU : 1500 


Negotiated Speed : 100 Mb Full Duplex 





Version 2.0 

dhcp 


TM 

To disable DHCP on the WAN interface: 


config:mgmttnl(e1000)--> dhcp disable 









Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 





encapsulation 

ip-address 

mode 

ripv2 


show mgmttnl 

tunnel-vid 



TM 


Version 2.0 

ed-cosmap 

ed-cosmap 

Edit the class of service (COS) map for a multi-flow VLAN port. The COS map table maps frames to the low 

latency or the normal latency service queues. It may also be used to re-map 802.1p priority bits on incoming 

frames. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

ed-cosmap index COSlevel COSmap prio 

index Incoming COS mapping table index selection. The following ranges 

of Indexes are: 0...7 if cos-mode is set to 802.1P or TOS, 0...63 

if cos-mode is set to DSCP. 

COSlevel This parameter defines the new priority: 0...7. 

COSmap Priority Control. Valid entries are swap and none. This parameter 

controls the behavior of the Priority portion of the frame. If none 

is entered, the incoming priority bits are left unchanged. If swap 

is entered, the incoming priority bits are changed by the value 

specified in the PRIO parameter. 

prio New priority bits. This parameter defines the priority bits to be 

used. Valid only if prioctrl is set to swap. Valid entries are 0 

to 7. 

GUIDELINES 

The Class of Service priority mapping table defines the latency characteristics applied to an ingress frame based 

on the priority classification method in effect. The classification method can be set to one of: TOS, 802.1p or 

DSCP. When the cos-mode is set to anything other than none, a COS Mapping Table is created. This table 



Each entry in the mapping table defines whether an ingress frame with that CoS value is treated with normal or 

low latency emission priority. In addition, a table entry can specify how to map between the CoS value and the 

802.1p bits for the frame. This allows 802.1p bit re-mapping. 

This option is only applicable when the port is in multi-flow EVC mode. A COS Map Mode table can be changed 

only if there are no flows defined on the UNI. 

The following tables identify the default COS Mapping Tables for 8081P (8021P), DSCP and TOS. 




Version 2.0 

ed-cosmap 


TM 

Table 3-5 8021P Default COS Mapping Table 







5 None N/A LO 

6 None N/A LO 

7 None N/A LO 

Table 3-6 DSCP Default COS Mapping Table 


0 to 31 None N/A NRML 

32 to 63 None N/A LO 

Table 3-7 TOS Default COS Mapping Table 







5 None N/A LO 

6 None N/A LO 

7 None N/A LO 

EXAMPLES 

To set the class of service mode: 


config:if(e100)--> ed-cosmap 0 2 swap 3 

config:if(e100)--> show cosmap e100-lan-2 



TM 


Version 2.0 

ed-cosmap 

Interface COS Map: e100-lan-2 

| Index | Prio Control | New Priority | Policer COS | 

|----------- |------------- |------------- |------------- | 

| 0 | Swap | 3 | 2 | 

| 1 | none | -1 | 1 | 

| 2 | none | -1 | 2 | 

| 3 | none | -1 | 3 | 

| 4 | none | -1 | 4 | 

| 5 | none | -1 | 5 | 

| 6 | none | -1 | 6 | 

| 7 | none | -1 | 7 | 


cos-mode 

cosmap-mode 

show cosmap 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the egress buffersize for a UNI or EVC. This is specified in bytes. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

egress-buffersize buffersize 

buffersize 

Defines the buffer size, in Kilobytes, for the normal latency queue. 

Valid range: 64 to 33400 Kilobytes. 

GUIDELINES 

Buffersize is specified at the port level for a Transparent mode interface. Buffersize is specified at the flow level 

for a Multi-flow service. Buffersize specifies the amount of buffer memory which is allocated to a service’s normal 

latency queue. If dual-CoS mode is enabled, the size of the low latency queue is fixed at 64 kB. 

The amount of buffer memory is fixed for each system. Buffer memory should be allocated fairly across all 

interfaces on the system. The amount of buffer assigned to a service dictates the amount of bursting supported 

on the service and larger buffer sizes will translate into larger delays for packets should the buffer become full. 

This option is only available if egress-limiting is set to enable. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To configure a port buffersize: 


config:if(e100)--> egress-buffersize 128 







 











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accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 

egress-cir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 



speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 








 



Version 2.0 

egress-cbs 


TM 

egress-cbs 

Set the egress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for a service in bits per second. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

egress-cbs cbs 

cbs 

Defines the egress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for this service (in 

bps). This option is only available if Egress Rate Limiting is set to 

the Enabled state. 

GUIDELINES 



identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To set a port egress CBS: 


config:if(e100)--> egress-cbs 1 







 
















TM 


Version 2.0 

egress-cbs 


 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 

egress-ebs 

egress-eir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cbs 

ingress-cir 

ingress-ebs 

ingress-eir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




Version 2.0 

egress-cir 


TM 

egress-cir 

Set the egress Committed Information Rate (CIR) for a service in bits per second. Egress limiting allows control 

over the bandwidth of egress traffic toward the customer LAN port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

egress-cir cir 

cir 

Defines the egress Committed Information Rate (CIR) for this service 

(in bps). This option is only available if Egress Rate Limiting is set 

to the Enabled state. Egress CIR must not exceed the speed of the LAN. 

GUIDELINES 



identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To set a port egress CIR: 


config:if(e100)--> egress-cir 1024000 







 

















TM 


Version 2.0 

egress-cir 

 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cbs 

egress-ebs 

egress-eir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cbs 

ingress-cir 

ingress-ebs 

ingress-eir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




Version 2.0 

egress-ebs 


TM 

egress-ebs 

Set the egress Excess Burst Size (CBS) for a service in bits per second. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

egress-ebs ebs 

ebs 

Defines the egress Egress Burst Size (EBS) for this service (in bps). 

This option is only available if Egress Rate Limiting is set to the 

Enabled state. 

GUIDELINES 



identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To set a port egress EBS: 


config:if(e100)--> egress-ebs 13 







 
















TM 


Version 2.0 

egress-ebs 


 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cbs 

egress-cir 

egress-eir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cbs 

ingress-cir 

ingress-ebs 

ingress-eir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




Version 2.0 

egress-eir 


TM 

egress-eir 

Set the egress Excess Information Rate (EIR) for a service in bits per second. Egress limiting allows control over 

the bandwidth of egress traffic toward the customer LAN port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

egress-eir eir 

eir 

Defines the egress Excess Information Rate (EIR) for this service (in 

bps). This option is only available if Egress Rate Limiting is set to 

the Enabled state. 

If Egress CIR is set to 0, then an Egress EIR value of 0 cannot be 

entered. If Egress CIR is set to 0, then an Egress EIR value of 64 

Kbps or greater must be entered (if a value of 1 bps through a value 

less than 64 Kbps is entered, then the value will automatically be 

rounded up to 64 Kbps). 

Where Egress CIR + Egress EIR = Egress PIR (Peak Information Rate): 

Egress PIR must not exceed the speed of the LAN. 

GUIDELINES 



identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To set a port egress CIR: 


config:if(e100)--> egress-eir 99008000 







 







TM 


Version 2.0 

egress-eir 











 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cbs 

egress-cir 

egress-ebs 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cbs 

ingress-cir 

ingress-ebs 

ingress-eir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 



Version 2.0 

egress-eir 


TM 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




TM 


Version 2.0 



Enable or disable egress limiting for an interface. Egress limiting allows the operator to control the bandwidth of 

egress traffic transmitted toward the customer LAN port. The operator can assign egress rate limits independent 

of the ingress rate limits to create asymmetric flows. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

egress-limiting {enable | disable} 

enable 

disable 

Enable egress-limiting for the interface. 

Disable egress-limiting for the interface. 

GUIDELINES 

If egress-limiting is set to enable, then egress-buffersize, egress-cbs, egress-cir, egress-ebs and 

egress-eir options may be provisioned. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To set egress-limiting at the port: 


config:if(e100)--> egress-limiting disable 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

EVC Mode : 



 

Transparent 

Enabled 

Enabled 









Version 2.0 



TM 







accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 


evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




TM 


Version 2.0 



Enable or disable pop port VLAN ID on egress frames. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

egress-pop-vid {enable | disable} 

enable 

disable 

Enable pop port VLAN ID on egress frames. 

Disable pop port VLAN ID on egress frames. Default is disable. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only available for ports in Flow VLAN mode (evc-mode is set to multi-flow). Refer to Section 1.7 

Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names. 

EXAMPLES 



config:if(e100)--> egress-pop-vid disable 







 


Pop PVID On Egress : Disabled 








accept 

adminstate 



Version 2.0 



TM 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 


evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 



speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




TM 


Version 2.0 

ether-type 

ether-type 

Set the custom Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter ethertype and mask. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CPD Filter Custom 

SYNTAX 

ether-type ethertype mask 

ethertype 

mask 

Ethertype in hexidecimal, e.g. 79CD 

Etherype mask in hexidecimal, e.g. 000D 

GUIDELINES 

An active custom filter cannot be edited. 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a custom cpd filter ethertype and mask: 


config:sys--> cpd-filter custom 

config:cpd--> ether-type 79CD 000D 

config:cpd--> show system custom-cpd-filter 


MAC Address: 

Ether Type: 

Sub Type: 


79CD Mask: D 

1 Mask: DD 


cpd-filter 


mac 

no cpd-filter 






sub-type 



Version 2.0 

evc-mode 


TM 

evc-mode 

Set the Ethernet Virtual Circuit (EVC) mode for a UNI. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

evc-mode {multi-flow | tls} 

multi-flow 

tls 

Multi-flow Virtual LAN (VLAN) service. 

Transparent LAN Service (TLS). 

GUIDELINES 

WARNING — Changing EVC Mode on a port will drop all traffic on the port, including 

Management Tunnel connectivity and Maintenance End Points. 

In transparent mode, all frames are treated equally without regard to VLAN, priority or other classification features. 

In this mode, all frames belong to the same group and are forwarded on a single service definition. All service 

parameters are associated with the UNI. 

In multi-flow mode, frames may be classified into one or more flows on the basis of VLAN or priority classification. 

Service parameters are associated with each flow. 

When changing evc-mode to multi-flow, the default is Connection-oriented multi-flow VLAN mode. To change to 

Connection-less multi-flow VLAN mode, first change the evc-mode, then change the portmode to 

Connection-less. 


EXAMPLES 

To set EVC mode: 


config:if(e100)--> evc-mode tls 



Description : 




MAC Address : 

ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

00:0B:90:02:09:23 



TM 


Version 2.0 

evc-mode 



MTU : 2000 






Port Mode : 

EVC Mode : 

LAN-3 


Transparent 

 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

bridge-action 



cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 



flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 





Version 2.0 

evc-mode 


TM 

speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




TM 


Version 2.0 

flowcontrol 

flowcontrol 

Set the flow control (IEEE 802.3x PAUSE frames) on an Ethernet interface. Both transmit and receive directions 

can be set independently. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

flowcontrol {receive | send} {enable | disable} 

receive 

send 

enable 

disable 

Selects the receive direction flow control setting. This defines 

whether the interface will honor flow control frames from the remote 

Ethernet device. 

Selects the send direction flow control setting. This defines whether 

the interface will generate flow control frames in response to 

diminishing internal buffer resources. 

Enables flow control generation or reception. 

Disables flow control generation or reception. 

GUIDELINES 

IEEE 802.3x flow control or PAUSE frames can be used to regulate the amount of traffic received on an Ethernet 

interface. Combined with traffic rate calculation mechanisms, PAUSE frames provide a rudimentary means of 

limiting bandwidth on a Transparent LAN service. 

A port can be configured to generate flow control frames based on the bandwidth allocated to the service. If the 

customer sends more traffic, the port will issue PAUSE frames to rate limit the customer traffic to the defined 

bandwidth. 

A port can also be configured to respond to PAUSE frames from a customer. When so enabled, a port will honor 

PAUSE frame requests from a client and will suspend transmission. 


EXAMPLES 

To disable flow control in both send and receive directions: 


config:if(e100)--> flowcontrol receive disable 

config:if(e100)--> flowcontrol send disable 



Description : 




MAC Address : 

ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

00:0B:90:02:09:23 



Version 2.0 

flowcontrol 


TM 



MTU : 2000 



802.3 PAUSE Control Receive : Disabled 

802.3 PAUSE Control Send : Disabled 

 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 



evc-mode 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 



speed 

threshold 

trunking 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Clear a MAC bridge filtering and forwarding tables. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

This command is used to clear a MAC bridge table from a connection-less Flow VLAN interface. Refer to Section 

1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names. 

EXAMPLES 

To flush a MAC bridge table: 


config:if(e100)--> flush bridge-table 

config:if(e100)--> show bridge-table forward 

List of Forwarding Entries: 

------------------------------------------------------------------- 

Index MAC C-TAG S-TAG SrcPort 

------------------------------------------------------------------- 


bridge-action 






Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the ingress buffersize for a UNI or EVC. This is specified in bytes. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

ingress-buffersize buffersize 

buffersize 

Defines the buffer size, in Kilobytes, for the normal latency queue. 

Valid range: 64 to 33400 Kilobytes. 

GUIDELINES 

Buffersize is specified at the port level for a Transparent mode interface. Buffersize is specified at the flow level 

for a Multi-flow service. Buffersize specifies the amount of buffer memory which is allocated to a service’s normal 

latency queue. If dual-CoS mode is enabled, the size of the low latency queue is fixed at 64 kB. 

The amount of buffer memory is fixed for each system. Buffer memory should be allocated fairly across all 

interfaces on the system. The amount of buffer assigned to a service dictates the amount of bursting supported 

on the service and larger buffer sizes will translate into larger delays for packets should the buffer become full. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To configure a port buffersize: 


config:if(e100)--> ingress-buffersize 64000 







 












TM 


Version 2.0 







 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 

ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




Version 2.0 

ingress-cbs 


TM 

ingress-cbs 

Set the ingress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for a service in bits per second. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

ingress-cbs cbs 

cbs 

Defines the ingress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for this service (in 

bps). 

GUIDELINES 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To set a port ingress CBS: 


config:if(e100)--> ingress-cbs 1 







 















 



TM 


Version 2.0 

ingress-cbs 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cbs 

egress-cir 

egress-ebs 

egress-eir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 

ingress-ebs 

ingress-eir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




Version 2.0 

ingress-cir 


TM 

ingress-cir 

Set the ingress Committed Information Rate (CIR) for a service in bits per second. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

ingress-cir cir 

cir 

Defines the ingress Committed Information Rate (in bps) for this 

service. 

If LAN port speed < WAN port speed, then an Ingress CIR value of 0 to 

1.10 times the speed of the LAN may be entered (this value is 

designated as LPS* below). Ingress CIR may not exceed the speed of the 

WAN port. 

Where Ingress CIR + Ingress EIR = Ingress PIR (Peak Information Rate): 

Ingress PIR must be configure interface e100-lan-1 

config:if(e100)--> ingress-cir 1024000 







 





TM 


Version 2.0 

ingress-cir 













 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cbs 

egress-cir 

egress-ebs 

egress-eir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cbs 

ingress-ebs 

ingress-eir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 



Version 2.0 

ingress-cir 


TM 


show flow 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




TM 


Version 2.0 

ingress-ebs 

ingress-ebs 

Set the ingress Excess Burst Size (CBS) for a service in bits per second. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

ingress-ebs ebs 

ebs 

Defines the ingress Egress Burst Size (EBS) for this service (in bps). 

This option is only available if Egress Rate Limiting is set to the 

Enabled state. 

GUIDELINES 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To set a port ingress EBS: 


config:if(e100)--> ingress-ebs 0 







 















 



Version 2.0 

ingress-ebs 


TM 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cbs 

egress-cir 

egress-ebs 

egress-eir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cbs 

ingress-cir 

ingress-eir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 


speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




TM 


Version 2.0 

ingress-eir 

ingress-eir 

Set the ingress Excess Information Rate (EIR) for a service in bits per second. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

ingress-eir eir 

eir 

Defines the ingress Excess Information Rate (EIR) for this service (in 

bps). 

If Ingress CIR is set to 0, then an Ingress EIR value of 0 cannot be 

entered. If Ingress CIR is set to 0, then an Ingress EIR value of 64 

Kbps or greater must be entered (if a value of 1 bps through a value 

less than 64 Kbps is entered, then the value will automatically be 

rounded up to 64 Kbps). 

Where Ingress CIR + Ingress EIR = Ingress PIR (Peak Information Rate): 

Ingress PIR must be configure interface e100-lan-1 

config:if(e100)--> ingress-eir 0 







 









Version 2.0 

ingress-eir 


TM 









 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cbs 

egress-cir 

egress-ebs 

egress-eir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cbs 

ingress-cir 

ingress-ebs 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 


show flow 




TM 


Version 2.0 

ingress-eir 

speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




Version 2.0 



TM 


Set Push port VLAN ID on Ingress. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

ingress-push-pvid {enable | disable} 

enable 

disable 

Enable push port VLAN ID on ingress (default). 

Disable push port VLAN ID on ingress. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only available for ports in Connection-oriented Flow VLAN mode (evc-mode is set to multi-flow 

and portmode is set to Connection-oriented). Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 

1-7 for a list of valid interface names. 

EXAMPLES 

To set push port VLAN ID on ingress: 


config:if(e100)--> ingress-push-pvid enable 







 


Pop PVID On Egress : Disabled 







 



TM 


Version 2.0 



accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


ingress-cir 

local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 



speed 

threshold 

tagged-frame 

threshold 

trunking 




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TM 


Enable Access Control List (ACL) on the management LAN interface or a management tunnel. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

This option is available on the management LAN interface as well as on management tunnels. 

Refer to Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names for each product type. 

The system supports the defining of up to 10 IP addresses or subnetworks and Network Masks using the 

access-list system command. Individual IP address/subnetwork addresses can be disabled using the no 

access-list system command. The ACL list can be viewed using the show ip access-list system command. 

To disable ACL on a management tunnel or the management LAN interface, use the no ip access-group 

system in command. 

EXAMPLES 

To enable ACL on the management LAN interface: 


config:if(mgmt)--> ip access-group system in 





MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A0 

MTU : 1500 





ACL Inbound Filtering : Enabled 

To enable ACL on the WAN management tunnel interface: 

--> configure mgmttnl e1000-wan-1 

config:mgmttnl(e1000-wan)--> ip access-group system in 

config:mgmttnl(e1000-wan)--> show mgmttnl e1000-wan-1 



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Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 



ACL Inbound Filtering : Enabled 



dhcp 

encapsulation 

ip-address 

mode 





show mgmttnl 

tunnel-stag 


tunnel-vid 



Version 2.0 

local-link-id 


TM 

local-link-id 

Set the Local Link ID value for a LAN port for use in Remote Link Down fault propagation messages to indicate 

a failure on this port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

local-link-id id 

id 

Defines the Local Link ID for the LAN port to indicate which port is 

faulted. Valid entries are: 1 to 5. 

GUIDELINES 

Local Link ID is only configurable if Fault Propagation is set to “Send EFM RLD Msg”. 

Fault propagation allows the system to send an IEEE 802.3ah EFM message on the WAN port in response to a 

failure detected on a client LAN port. This EFM message is referred to as a “Remote Link Down” message and 

contains a single parameter, the “local link id”, indicating which port is experiencing the fault. On the remote 

system receiving this message, the “local link id” parameter is used to map the fault to one of the remote client 

LAN ports. In this manner, a system can “propagate” a link fault from a local client LAN port to a remote client LAN 

port. 


EXAMPLES 

To set a LAN port to propagate an EFM-RLD message: 


config:if(e100)--> local-link-id 1 







 







 



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local-link-id 







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mac 


TM 

mac 

Set the custom Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter MAC address and mask. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

mac mac mask 

mac 

mask 

MAC address. 

Mask. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To enter a custom cpd filter MAC address and mask: 



config:cpd--> mac 00:0B:90:02:09:00 FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF 



MAC Address: 

Ether Type: 

Sub Type: 


79CD Mask: D 

1 Mask: DD 


cpd-filter 


ether-type 

mac 

no cpd-filter 




show system 



sub-type 



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media 

media 

Define the physical interface operating mode for an Ethernet interface. Some Ethernet ports can operate in 

electrical (copper) mode or in optical (fiber) mode. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

media {fiber | copper} 

fiber 

copper 

Select the optical media mode for an interface. 

Select the electrical media mode for an interface. 

GUIDELINES 

Not all Ethernet interfaces support both media types. For those ports which support only copper or fiber, the media 

command is ignored. 

Some dual-mode Ethernet ports can auto-detect the media type based on which interface is “active” when a port 

is configured. The media command can be used to override this automatic detection, if desired. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names for ports 

supporting both copper and fiber interfaces. 

EXAMPLES 

To set a Gigabit Ethernet port to operate in optical mode only: 


config:if(e1000)--> media copper 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 



MTU : 2000 





 



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media 


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speed 

trunking 



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no ce-vlan 

no ce-vlan 

Delete a client VLAN member from a flow. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no ce-vlan member 

member 

VLAN member. The VLAN member format is VLAN ID-Priority. The valid 

values for VLAN ID are 0..4095. Valid values for Priority are “null” 

or 0..7. Multiple members are not allowed. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only valid when EVC Mode is set to multi-flow. The last VLAN member cannot be deleted. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To delete a VLAN member: 



config:flow--> no ce-vlan 2-2 


Flow: fid-2-1 














VLAN Members : 100-1,100-2,100-3 



|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 



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no ce-vlan 


TM 

QOS Queues 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 


add ce-vlan 

no flow 

show flow 



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Version 2.0 

no cpd-filter 

no cpd-filter 

Delete a Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) protocol type for a WAN, LAN or Flow. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

no cpd-filter protocol 

protocol 

The CPD filter to delete. Valid entries are: bpdu, bridge-group, 

cisco-group, custom, efm-oam, garp-group, gmrp, gvrp, lacp, 

lacp-marker, lan-bridge and port-based. 

GUIDELINES 

A CPD filter cannot be deleted if it is applied to another interface or flow (where it is set to Peer or Discard). 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To enter a LAN cpd filter disposition: 


config:if(e100)--> no cpd-filter lacp 




|------------------ |------------------ | 





cpd-filter 


ether-type 

mac 






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no cpd-filter 


TM 



sub-type 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no flow 

no flow 

Delete a flow from a UNI. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no flow flowid 

flowid 


fid-1-3. 

GUIDELINES 

This command is used to delete a single flow from a multi-flow UNI. To delete all flows from an interface and 

convert it to a transparent UNI, the evc-mode command can be applied against the UNI. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To delete a flow: 


config:if(e100)--> no flow fid-2-3 

config:if(e100)--> show flows 

Flows: 


|------------ |-------------- |-------------- -------------- |-------------- | 






add flow 

no ce-vlan 

show flow 

show flows 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Disable Access Control List (ACL) on the management LAN interface or a management tunnel. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 


Refer to Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names for each product type. 

The system supports the defining of up to 10 IP addresses or subnetworks and Network Masks using the 

access-list system command. Individual IP address/subnetwork addresses can be disabled using the no 

access-list system command. The ACL list can be viewed using the show ip access-list system command. 

To enable ACL on a management tunnel or the management LAN interface, use the ip access-group system 

in command. 

EXAMPLES 

To disable ACL on the management LAN interface: 


config:if(mgmt)--> no ip access-group system in 





MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A0 

MTU : 1500 






To disable ACL on the WAN management tunnel interface: 

--> configure mgmttnl e1000-wan-1 

config:mgmttnl(e1000-wan)--> no ip access-group system in 

config:mgmttnl(e1000-wan)--> show mgmttnl e1000-wan-1 



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Version 2.0 









Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A1 






dhcp 

encapsulation 

ip-address 


mode 




show mgmttnl 

tunnel-stag 


tunnel-vid 



Version 2.0 

no policer 


TM 

no policer 

Remove an ingress or egress policer from a flow. To add a policer to a flow, use the add policer command. To 

edit a policer, use the policer command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no policer {egress | ingress} policerid 

queueid 


GUIDELINES 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To remove a Policer: 



config:flow--> no policer egress pol-2-4-1 



Flow: fid-2-4 



















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Version 2.0 

no policer 



|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 

QOS Queues: 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 





|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 


add policer 

cos-mode 

show flow 



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TM 


Disable the WAN or LAN Facility Fault Propagation (WFFP, LFFP) option. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Fault propagation is used to propagate a fault between from a WAN to LAN port, or from a LAN to WAN port. 

This command disables fault propagation on the selected port. For instance, to disable LAN port fault propagation, 

enter this command against the LAN interface. 


EXAMPLES 

To disable a LAN port fault propagation: 


config:if(e100)--> no propagate-fault 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 



MTU : 2000 






Port Mode : 

LAN-3 












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Version 2.0 



























Version 2.0 

no queue 


TM 

no queue 

Remove a queue from a flow. To add a queue to a flow, use the add queue command. To edit a queue, use the 

queue command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no queue queuerid 

policerid 


GUIDELINES 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To remove a Policer: 



config:flow--> no policer egress pol-2-4-1 



Flow: fid-2-4 



















TM 


Version 2.0 

no queue 



|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 

QOS Queues: 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 





|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 


add queue 

cos-mode 

queue 

show flow 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Delete all Remote Link IDs associated with a LAN port. This function is related to LAN port remote fault 

propagation. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 

Fault propagation allows the system to send an IEEE 802.3ah EFM message on the WAN port in response to a 

failure detected on a client LAN port. This EFM message is referred to as a “Remote Link Down” message and 

contains a single parameter, the “local link id”, indicating which port is experiencing the fault. On the remote 

system receiving this message, the “local link id” parameter is used to map the fault to one of the remote client 

LAN ports. In this manner, a system can “propagate” a link fault from a local client LAN port to a remote client LAN 

port. The remote link id parameter on the remote LAN port tells the port which Remote Link Down id it is to respond 

to. 


EXAMPLES 

To delete LAN port remote link IDs: 


config:if(e100)--> no remote-link-ids 







 












TM 


Version 2.0 

policer 

policer 

Edit an ingress or egress policer to a flow. To remove a policer from a flow, use the no policer command. To add 

a policer to a flow, use the add policer command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

policer {egress | ingress} policerid cir eir cbs ebs 

policerid 

cir 



identifier. Entry is in bps. If Single COS is set, one Ingress CIR 

setting is allowed for the FID. If Multi COS is set, then up to 8 

Ingress CIR Policer Settings are allowed. 

If LAN port speed < WAN port speed, then the sum of all Ingress CIRs 

on the LAN port may be


Version 2.0 

policer 


TM 

cbs 

ebs 

Defines the Ingress Committed Burst Size (CBS) for this flow, in 

bps. If Single COS is set, one Ingress CBS setting is allowed for 

the FID. If Multi COS is set, then up to 8 Ingress CBS Policer 

Settings are allowed. CBS cannot be less than CIR in 

bytes/millisecond. 

Defines the Ingress Excess Burst Size (EBS) for this flow, in bps. 

If Multi COS is set to the Disabled state, one Ingress EBS setting 

is allowed for the FID. If Multi COS is set to the Enabled state, 

then up to 8 Ingress EBS Policer Settings are allowed. EBS cannot 

be less than CIR in bytes/millisecond. EBS cannot be less 

than EIR in bytes/millisecond. 

GUIDELINES 

If Multi COS is Enabled, then up to 8 Ingress Policers and 8 Egress Poicers are allowed. A maximum of 100 

policing flows may be created per 10/100 Ethernet LAN port (LAN-1 to LAN 4). A maximum of 400 policing flows 

may be created for the 1 G Ethernet LAN port (LAN-5). A maximum of 400 policing flows may be created per 

system. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface, flow and policer 

identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To edit a Policer: 



config:flow--> policer egress pol-2-4-1 1024000 0 1 0 



Flow: fid-2-4 



















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Version 2.0 

policer 



|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 

QOS Queues: 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 128 





|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 

| 1 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 


add policer 

cos-mode 

no policer 

show flow 



Version 2.0 

portmode 


TM 

portmode 

Set the Ethernet Virtual Circuit (EVC) port mode for a UNI port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

portmode {Connection-less | Connection-oriented} 



Set the port mode to Connection-less flow VLAN mode. 

Set the port mode to Connection-oriented mode. 

GUIDELINES 

WARNING — Changing Port Mode on a port will drop all traffic on the port, including 

Management Tunnel connectivity and Maintenance End Points. 

To change a port mode from Connection-oriented multi-flow VLAN mode to Connection-less, evc-mode must 

first be set to transparent LAN service (tls) then change the portmode to Connection-less. 

Use the evc-mode command to change a Connection-oriented Transparent LAN service to Connection-oriented 

multi-flow VLAN. 

Connection-oriented and Connection-less options require initial capitalization. 


EXAMPLES 


config:if(e100)--> portmode Connection-oriented 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 



MTU : 2000 




TM 


Version 2.0 

portmode 





Port Mode : 

EVC Mode : 

LAN-3 


Transparent 

 


accept 

cos-mode 

ed-cosmap 

evc-mode 

port-vlan-tag 

prio-vlan-id 




Version 2.0 

port-vlan-tag 


TM 

port-vlan-tag 

Set the default port VLAN tag for a multi-flow service port. This is the VLAN which is assigned to an any untagged 

frames arriving on the port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

port-vlan-tag vlanid-prio 

vlanid-prio 

Port VLAN ID and priority value assigned to untagged frames. 

Valid VLAN ID range: 1 to 4095. Valid priority bits: 0 to 7. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only applicable when the port is in multi-flow EVC mode. 

This parameter specifies the VLAN ID and priority bit settings used in the 802.1Q header which is pushed on an 

untagged ingress frame. This parameter is often referred to as the port VLAN or the default VLAN assigned to a 

port. 


EXAMPLES 

To set the port vlan tag: 


config:if(e100)--> port-vlan-tag 100-2 







 




 


accept 

cos-mode 

ed-cosmap 



TM 


Version 2.0 

port-vlan-tag 


evc-mode 


portmode 

prio-vlan-id 




Version 2.0 

prio-vlan-id 


TM 

prio-vlan-id 

Set the priority VLAN ID for a multi-flow VLAN port. This is the VLAN ID used to replace the NULL VLAN ID of 

incoming priority tagged frames. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

prio-vlan-id priovlanid 

priovlanid 

Defines the Priority VLAN ID. This is the VLAN ID used to replace 

the NULL VLAN ID of the priority tagged frames. If the value is 

not specified by the user, the default will be the VID part of 

the Port VLAN ID attribute. Valid entry for priority VLAN ID is 

0 to 4095. 

GUIDELINES 

This parameter specifies the VLAN ID which is used to replace the null (zero) VLAN ID in the 802.1Q header of 

an incoming priority-tagged frame. 


EXAMPLES 

To set the port vlan tag: 


config:if(e100)--> prio-vlan-id 1 







 




 


accept 

cos-mode 



TM 


Version 2.0 

prio-vlan-id 

ed-cosmap 


evc-mode 


portmode 

port-vlan-tag 




TM 

Version 2.0 




Define the WAN and LAN Facility Fault Propagation (WFFP, LFFP) mode. Fault propagation is used to notify 

downstream / upstream equipment about failures occurring on the LAN / WAN interface on this node. To disable 

the propagate fault function, use the no propagate-fault option. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

propagate-fault {ais | efm | rai | shutdown} 

propagate-fault delay seconds 

ais 

efm 

rai 

seconds 

shutdown 

Propagate Alarm Indication Signal (AIS). Valid only on FSP 150CCt-312, 

FSP 150CCt-512, FSP 150CCs-624 and FSP 150CCs-925. 

Propagate Ethernet First Mile - Remote Link Down (EFM-RLD) message. 

Propagate Remote Alarm Indication (RAI) signal. Valid only on FSP 

150CCt-312, FSP 150CCt-512, FSP 150CCs-624 and FSP 150CCs-925. 

Set the propagation delay. Valid entries are 0 to 3600 (seconds). A 

fault propagation mode must be set prior to setting the delay. 

Shutdown the LAN or WAN interface. 

GUIDELINES 

All LAN ports must be set consistently, otherwise individual LAN port(s) may be set to None (see 

the no propagate-fault option). 

If the WAN AIS, LOS or RFI alarm notification code is set to not-reported or not-alarmed, then the Fault 

Propagation feature will not activate for that alarm attribute. Note that AIS default notification code for the FSP 

150CCt-312, FSP 150CCt-512, FSP 150CCs-624 and FSP 150CCs-925 products are set to not-alarmed. 

The AIS notification code for these products will need to be changed from their defaults in order to activate the 

Fault Propagation feature when an AIS is detected. See almattr. 

Fault Propagation enables the system to propagate a fault from a LAN port to the WAN port and vice-versa. Fault 

Propagation can be enabled in either direction. For example: 

Customer 

Equipment 

Network Network 

Customer 

Equipment 

Link Down 

Shutdown 

AIS (DS3) 

RAI (DS3) 

EFM Remote Link Down (id) 

Link Down 

AIS 

RAI 

EFM Remote Link Down (id) 

Shutdown 




TM 


Version 2.0 


EXAMPLES 

To set a LAN port to propagate an EFM-RLD message: 


config:if(e100)--> propagate-fault efm 

config:if(e100)--> propagate-fault delay 120 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 



MTU : 2000 






Port Mode : 

LAN-3 
























Fault Propagation : EFM 







Version 2.0 



TM 

Swap SA/DA : 

n/a 


local-link-id 





TM 


Version 2.0 

qq-ethertype 

qq-ethertype 

Set the Stacked Ethertype value to be used to inter-operate with Queue-in-Queue frames with other vendors. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

qq-ethertype ethertype 

ethertype 

Ethertype setting specified in hex (e.g., 0x9100). 

GUIDELINES 


identify frames which contain stacked VLAN tags. This feature allows an interface to be configured to conform to 

such non-standard third party vendor interfaces. When a frame with stacked VLAN tags is transmitted on the 

interface, the Ethertype value in the frame header is set to the value specified by the qq-ethertype parameter. 

Frames containing only a single VLAN tag are transmitted with the IEEE standard Ethertype of “0x8100”. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid LAN and WAN interface 

names. 

EXAMPLES 

To set a WAN port qq-ethertype: 


config:if(e100)--> ethertype 0x8100 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

... output truncated...> 













Version 2.0 

qq-ethertype 


TM 













... output truncated...> 



qq-ethertype 





TM 


Version 2.0 

queue 

queue 

Edit a queue. To remove a queue from a flow, use the no queue command. To add a queue, use the add queue 

command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

queue queueid buffersize 

queueid 

buffersize 


Defines the queue buffer size, in Kilobytes. This resource is 

allocated in 64 K Byte segments. User input is allocated in 64 K 

Byte increments - rounded up to the next closest segment. Buffer 

Size cannot be less than CBS. This option is only available if 

multi COS is set. 

GUIDELINES 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To edit a queue: 



config:flow--> queue que-2-4-1 200 



Flow: fid-2-4 
















Version 2.0 

queue 


TM 






|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- |-------| 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 

QOS Queues: 


|----- |---------- 

| 0 | 200 

| 1 | 128 





|----- |---------- |---------- |----------- |---------- 

| 0 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 

| 1 | 1024000 | 0 | 1 | 0 


add queue 

cos-mode 

no queue 

show flow 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Set the Remote Link ID(s) used in propagating faults from the EFM RLD (Remote Link Down) messages. Multiple 

link ids may be specified to cause fault propagation from multiple remote ports. To delete all remote link IDs, use 

the no remote-link-ids option. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

remote-link-ids rlinkids 

rlinkids 

Defines the Remote Link ID(s) to be used for matching against the Link 

ID in the RLD (Remote Link Down) message (1 to 5, use comma delimiting 

for multiple IDs, e.g., 1,2,3). 

GUIDELINES 

The remote link id associates a remote port to the local port for fault propagation, as shown below. More than one 

remote link id can be configured to allow multiple remote ports to control fault propagation on the local port. 

Customer 

Equipment 

Network Network 

Shutdown 

Customer 

Equipment 

local link id = 2 remote link ids = (2) 

Link Down 

EFM Remote Link Down (2) 

EFM Remote Link Down (2) 


EXAMPLES 

To set a LAN port remote link IDs: 


config:if(e100)--> remote-link-ids 1,2,3 



Description : 



ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 



Version 2.0 



TM 


 




Remote Link IDs : 1, 2, 3 




local-link-id 





TM 


Version 2.0 

ripv2 

ripv2 

Enable or disable Routing Information Protocol V2 (RIPV2) packets on the management LAN interface or a 


SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

ripv2 {disable | enable} 

disable 

enable 

Disable sending and receiving of RIPV2 packets (default). 

Enable sending and receiving RIPV2 packets. 

GUIDELINES 



For management tunnels where RIP is enabled, under a Denial of Service attack scenario, RIP PDUs will likely 

be discarded, resulting in all RIP learned routes being withdrawn from the routing table. On the GNE, this will have 

the affect of losing the route to the SNE. 

EXAMPLES 

To disable RIPV2 packets on the management LAN interface: 


config:if(mgmt)--> ripv2 disable 





MAC Address : 00:0B:90:00:60:A0 

MTU : 1500 







Version 2.0 

ripv2 


TM 


dhcp 

encapsulation 

mode 

ip-address 


tunnel-vid 



TM 


Version 2.0 

speed 

speed 

Configure the operating speed and duplex operating mode of an Ethernet interface. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

speed {10full | 10half |100full |100half | auto | auto1000full | auto100full | 

auto100half | auto10full | auto10half} 

10full 

10half 

100full 

100half 

auto 

auto1000full 

auto100full 

auto100half 

auto10full 

auto10half 

10 Mbps, full duplex. 

10 Mbps, half duplex. 

100 Mbps, full duplex. 

100 Mbps, half duplex. 

Enable auto-negotiation to automatically select the speed /duplex 

settings. 

1 Gbps, auto-negotiation, full duplex. 

100 Mbps, auto-negotiation, full duplex. 

100 Mbps, auto-negotiation, half duplex. 

10 Mbps, auto-negotiation, full duplex. 

10 Mbps, auto-negotiation, half duplex. 

GUIDELINES 

When set to auto, the interface will advertise all available speeds up to the highest line rate supported on the 

interface. For example, a Gigabit Ethernet interface (in 1000BT mode) will advertise that it can communicate at 

10 Mbps, 100 Mbps and 1000 Mbps. The remote device will negotiate to the highest rate it can support. Note: 

not all interfaces on all ADVA devices support the full range of auto-negotiation speeds. 

When media is set to fiber, speed can only be changed if the port assignstate is set to disable. 


EXAMPLES 

To configure an interface to use only 100 Mbps: 


config:if(e100)--> speed 100full 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 



Version 2.0 

speed 


TM 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 



MTU : 2000 





 


accept 

adminstate 

almattr 

assignstate 

cos-mode 

cpd-filter 


description 

ed-cosmap 


egress-cir 



evc-mode 


ingress-cir 


local-link-id 

media 

port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


qq-ethertype 



threshold 

trunking 



TM 


Version 2.0 

stag 

stag 

Edit an S-Tag control option of an interface or flow. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

stag {none | push} {vidoptprio} 

vidoptprio 

Defines the S-Tag VLAN ID and optional priority. If S-Tag Control 

is set to None, then S-Tag VLAN ID cannot be entered. 


conflict on the WAN port. (For example: A service with C-Tag PUSH 

100-0, S-Tag PUSH 100-0 will conflict with another service with 

the same C-Tag and S-Tag. A service with C-Tag PUSH 100-0, S-Tag 

None will conflict with another service with C-Tag None, S-Tag 

PUSH 100-0. A TLS service with C-Tag PUSH 100-0, S-Tag NONE will 

conflict with a Flow with VLAN Member 100-0, C-Tag NONE and S-Tag 

NONE.) 

GUIDELINES 

Defines the S-Tag control/behavior of the C-Tag VLAN ID (to be specified). Options available for a LAN port and 

connection-oriented flows are none and push. The only option available for connection-less flows is push. I If 

S-Tag Control is set to None, S-Tag VLAN Priority cannot be entered. 


identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To edit a S-Tag control option of a flow: 



config:flow --> stag push 7-0 

config:flow --> show flow fid-2-4 

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show flow 





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Set the WAN S-Tag Ethertype. 

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SYNTAX 

stag-ethertype ethertype 

ethertype 

Ethertype setting specified in hex (e.g., 0x88A8). 

GUIDELINES 


identify frames which contain stacked VLAN tags. This feature allows the WAN interface to be configured to 

conform to such non-standard third party vendor interfaces for all traffic. When a frame with stacked VLAN tags 

is transmitted on the interface, the Ethertype value in the frame header is set to the value specified by the 

qq-ethertype parameter. Frames containing only a single VLAN tag are transmitted with the IEEE standard 

Ethertype of “0x8100”. 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid WAN interface names. 

EXAMPLES 

To set the WAN S-Tag ethertype: 

--> configure interface e1000-wan-1 

config:if(e1000)--> stag-ehtertype 0x88S8 

config:if(e1000)--> show interface e1000-wan-1 


Administrative State Enabled 


Physical Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:21 


MTU : 9250 




Flowcontrol Receive : Disabled 

FlowControl Send : Disabled 

S-Tag Ethertype 

C-Tag Ethertype 

0x88A8 

0x8100 





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sub-type 

sub-type 

Set the custom Control Protocol Disposition (CPD) filter sub type. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

sub-type subtype mask 

subtype 

mask 

Sub type (two digit Hexadecimal). 

Mask (two digit Hexadecimal). 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To enter a custom cpd filter sub type and mask: 



config:cpd--> sub-type 01 DD 



MAC Address: 

Ether Type: 

Sub Type: 


79CD Mask: D 

1 Mask: DD 


cpd-filter 


ether-type 

mac 

no cpd-filter 








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tagged-frame 

Enable or disable tagged frame support. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

tagged-frame {disable | enable} 

disable 

enable 

Set this option to disable tagged frame support. 

Set this option to enable tagged frame support. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only applicable when the port is in transparent LAN mode. 


EXAMPLES 

To set tagged frame support: 


config:if(e100)--> tagged-frame enable 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 



MTU : 2000 






Port Mode : 

EVC Mode : 



LAN-1 


Transparent 

Enabled 

Enabled 



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threshold 

Set the Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) level for the current level interface port, flow, ingress policer or queue. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

threshold {flow | port} montype timeperiod value 

threshold policer {egress | ingress} policerid montype timeperiod value 

threshold queue queueid montype timeperiod value 

policerid 

queueid 

montype 

timeperiod 

value 


pol-1-3-0. 

Queue identifier. Format is que-port-flowid-queueid. Example: que-1-3-0. 

Monitored Parameter Type. Capitals are required. 


TCA value. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names, and flow, 

policer and queue identifiers. To display a list of montypes for an entity, use the show thresholds command. 

EXAMPLES 

Example for an E100 interface: 


config:if(e100)--> threshold port ESC 1day 5 

config:if(e100)--> show thresholds 1day 



|------------------ |---- |----- |----------- |--------- | 








| BTD-RX | NEnd | RX | 1 Day | 0 | 

| BTD-TX | NEnd | TX | 1 Day | 0 | 






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trunking 

Enable or disable egress vlan trunking for a multi-flow VLAN port. Defines the egress behavior for the port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

trunking {disable | enable} 

disable 

enable 

Setting this option to disable delivers untagged frames to the CPE. 

Setting this option to enable delivers VLAN tagged frames to the CPE. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only applicable when the port is in multi-flow EVC mode. Disabling trunking will cause the system 

to strip all VLAN tags from a frame before transmitting on the interface. This ensures compatibility to older 

Ethernet devices which do no support VLANs. 


EXAMPLES 

To set the egress VLAN trunking: 


config:if(e100)--> trunking enable 







 






 



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accept 

cos-mode 

description 

ed-cosmap 



evc-mode 

flowcontrol 


port-vlan-tag 

portmode 

prio-vlan-id 


speed 

threshold 



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Enable or disable untagged frame support. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

untagged-frame {disable | enable} 

disable 

enable 

Set this option to disable untagged frame support. 

Set this option to enable untagged frame support. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only applicable when the port is in transparent LAN mode or connection-oriented multi-flow EVC 

mode. 


EXAMPLES 

To set untagged frame support: 


config:if(e100)--> untagged-frame enable 



Description : 




ETHERNET-LAN 

Enabled 

Enabled 

Enabled 

MAC Address : 00:0B:90:02:09:23 



MTU : 2000 






Port Mode : 

EVC Mode : 


LAN-1 


Transparent 

Enabled 



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Enable or disable a flow to handle untagged frames. 

SECURITY 

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LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

untagged-traffic {enable | disable} 

enable 

disable 

Enable pop port VLAN ID on egress frames. 

Disable pop port VLAN ID on egress frames. Default is disable. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only available for ports in Flow VLAN mode (evc-mode is set to multi-flow). Refer to Section 1.7 

Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface and flow identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 




config:flow--> untagged-traffic enable 


Flow: fid-2-1 




Ingress PIR : 10000 




Egress PIR : 100000000 


COS Queue : Single 

ELLP : 0 

Transport Tag Control : None 

Match Receive Priority : n/a 

Transport Vlan ID : n/a 

Transport Vlan Priority : n/a 

DLCI : n/a 

Untagged Traffic : Enabled 

CE VLAN List : 200-7,400-7,1345-7 



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cos-mode 

no ce-vlan 

no flow 

show flow 

port-vlan-tag 

prio-vlan-id 



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Chapter 4 EOS Etherjack Testing Commands 

4.1 Overview 

This chapter contains the following EOS Etherjack testing command descriptions: 

• Common Testing Commands 

• Loopback Commands 

• Etherjack Diagnostic Commands 

• Configure ECPA Stream Commands 

• ECPA Commands 

• ESA Commands 

• CFM Commands 

4.2 Common Testing Commands 

This section defines the common testing commands used. 

These commands are available under the Configure ECPA Stream, Configure Probe or Configure MEP 

hierarchies. 

Table 4-1 Common Testing Commands Summary 


priority 

vlanprio 

Description 

Set the priority for an ECPA diagnostic test stream or ESA Probe. 

Set the VLAN priority for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) 

diagnostic test stream, ESA Probe or Maintenance End Point (MEP). 



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priority 

Set the Class of Service priority for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test 

stream or Etherjack Service Assurance (ESA) Probe. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



SYNTAX 

priority prio 

prio 

For ECPA Test Stream: Defines the priority value. When cos-mode 

is set to 8021p or TOS, the valid values are 0 to 7. When 

cos-mode is set to DSCP, the valid values are 0 to 63. Default 

is 0. 

For ESA Probe: Priority. Valid entry is 0 to 7 if cosmap-mode 

is set to tos, and 0 to 63 if cosmap-mode is set to dscp. 

GUIDELINES 

For ECPA Test Stream: Valid ECPA stream identifiers are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 and 

ecpa-stream-3. 

For ESA Probe: This command is only applicable when svc-type is set to vlan-tagged. 

EXAMPLES 

To configure priority for an ECPA stream: 


config:stream--> priority 0 





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Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 



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To set the priority for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> priority 0 

config:probe--> show probe Houston 








Protocol : UDP ECHO 

Service Type : Transparent 

VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 











Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

rate 

show ecpa 



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vlan 

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vlanprio 

vlanprio 

Set the VLAN priority for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test stream, 

Etherjack Service Assurance (ESA) Probe or Maintenance End Point (MEP). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 



Configure MEP 

SYNTAX 

vlanprio prio 

prio 

For ECPA Test Stream: This is the VLAN priority associated with 

the test stream. Valid entries are 0 to 7. Default is 0 for 

ecpa-stream-1, 1 for ecpa-stream-2 and 2 for ecpa-stream-3. 

For ESA Probe or MEP: This is the VLAN priority associated with 

the ESA Probe or MEP. Valid entries are 0 to 7. 

GUIDELINES 

For ECPA Test Stream: Valid ECPA stream identifiers are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 and 

ecpa-stream-3. 

For ESA Probe: This option is only applicable when svc-type is set to vlan-tagged. 

EXAMPLES 

To set an ESA Test Stream VLAN priority: 


config:stream--> vlanprio 0 





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Rate : 10000000 




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Priority : 0 

To set the ESA Probe VLAN priority: 



config:probe--> vlanprio 0 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 





Response Timeout 5 seconds 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 

To set a Maintenance End Point VLAN priority: 

--> configure cfm 

config:cfm--> md md-2 

config:md--> ma ma-2-2 

config:ma--> mep mep-2-2-1 

config:mep--> vlanprio 0 



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vlanprio 

config:mep--> show this 




CCM Generation : True 

MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 












Received RDI Defect : False 

Received MAC Defect : False 

Remote MEP CCM Defect : True 

CCM Error Defect : False 

CCM Misconnection Defect : False 

Last Misconnection CCM Message : 

Last Error CCM Message : 



|---------- |------ |------- |----------------- |---------- |------------ |------------ | 

| mep-2-2-1 | Failed | 3197 | 00:00:00:00:00:00 | False | None | None | 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

ccm-interval 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

cos-mode 

dead-interval 

destmac 

disthist-bins 


distribution 



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ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


history-bins 



ip-version 

no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


payload 

priority 

rate 



show ecpa 






show probe 







state 

stop ecpa 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlan 

vlanid 



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4.3 Loopback Commands 

This section defines the loopback commands available. 

These commands are available under the test interface hierarchy. 

Table 4-2 Loopback Commands Summary 


loopback-port 



loopback-vlan 

no loopback-port 

no loopback-vlan 

Description 

Activate a constant loopback on a LAN/WAN/LAG port or activate a 

remote EFM-OAM loopback on a WAN port. 

Activate a timed loopback on a LAN/WAN/LAG port. 

Swap source address and destination address at the port loopback. 

Activate a VLAN loopback. on a LAN/WAN/LAG port or activate a 

remote EFM-OAM VLAN loopback on a WAN port.. 

Release port loopback. 

Release VLAN loopback. 



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loopback-port 

Activate a constant loopback on a LAN/WAN/LAG port or activate a remote EFM-OAM loopback on a WAN port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


Test LAG Port 

SYNTAX 

loopback-port {terminal | facility} swap-address {enable | disable} 

loopback-port efm-oam-remote swap-address {enable | disable} 

terminal 

facility 

enable 

disable 

Insert the loopback toward the NID. 

Insert the loopback toward the network/customer. 

Enable swapping of Source Address and Destination Address. 

Disable swapping of Source Address and Destination Address. 

GUIDELINES 

Once activated, the loopback will not release until the no loopback-port command is sent. The target interface 

assignstate must be set to enable and the adminstate must first be set to test. 

When activating a Remote EFM-OAM loopback, the loopback includes management traffic, therefore 

management traffic is dropped while the EFM-OAM loopback is active. Since all EFM-OAM frames are still 

processed, when the Remote EFM-OAM loopback is released, management connectivity will also be restored. 


For WAN interfaces when LAG is present, only a WAN-1 or WAN-2 loopback may be applied at a time. They 

cannot be applied simultaneously on WAN-1 and WAN-2. 

EXAMPLES 

To activate a terminal loopback on a LAN port: 


test:if(e100)--> adminstate testing 

test:if(e100)--> loopback-port terminal swap-address disable 

test:if(e100)--> show interface e100-lan-1 




Administrative State : Testing 


 





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Loopback : Terminal 

Swap SA/DA : Disabled 

To activate a remote EFM-OAM loopback on a WAN port: 

--> test interface e1000-wan-1 


test:if(e1000)--> loopback-port efm-oam-remote swap-address disable 

test:if(e1000)--> show interface e1000-wan 




 



Loopback : Remote EFM-OAM 


 


adminstate 

assignstate 



loopback-vlan 



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Activate a timed loopback on a LAN/WAN/LAG port. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


Test LAG Port 

SYNTAX 

loopback-port-timed {terminal | facility} seconds swap-address {enable | 

disable} 

terminal 

facility 

seconds 

enable 

disable 



Activate the loopback for the number of seconds entered. Valid 

entry is 2 to 300 (seconds). Default is 60. 



GUIDELINES 

The target interface assignstate must be set to enable and the adminstate must first be set to test. 




EXAMPLES 



test:if(e100)--> loopback-port-timed terminal 120 swap-address disable 







 





Loopback : Terminal Timed 120 sec. 




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adminstate 

assignstate 

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Swap source address and destination address at the port loopback. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

loopback swap-address {enable | disable} 

enable 

disable 



GUIDELINES 

This command is only applicable if Loopback is in the activated state via the loopback-port command. 


EXAMPLES 



test:if(e100)--> loopback-port terminal swap-address disable 







 







test:if(e100)--> loopback swap-address enable 



Description : 

ETHERNET-LAN 



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loopback-port 


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loopback-vlan 


loopback-vlan 

Activate a VLAN loopback. on a LAN/WAN/LAG port or activate a remote EFM-OAM VLAN loopback on a WAN 

port.. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


Test LAG Port 

SYNTAX 

loopback-vlan efm-oam-remote 

loopback-vlan vlanid {facility | terminal} swap-address {enable | disable} 

loopback-vlan {facility | terminal} swap-address {enable | disable} outer-tag 

outvidpro inner-tag invidpro 

efm-oam-remote 

vlanid 

terminal 

facility 

enable 

disable 

outvidpro 

invidpro 

Insert an EFM-OAM loopback. This option is only applicable to 

the WAN interface. 

The Outer-Tag VLAN tag that is to be looped back. The format 

is VID-PRIO. The valid values for VID are 0 to 4095 and valid 

values for PRIO are 0 to 7. This option is only applicable to 

the LAN interfaces. 





The Outer-Tag VLAN tag that is to be looped back. The format 




The Inner-Tag VLAN tag that is to be looped back. The format 




GUIDELINES 

Once activated, loopback will not release until the no loopback-vlan command is sent. The target interface 

assignstate must be set to enable and the adminstate must first be set to test. 

Up to 3 VLAN IDs can be looped back simultaneously. 




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test:if(e100)--> loopback-vlan 4094-0 terminal swap-address disable 







 





Loopback : Terminal VLAN (Outer VLAN ID: 4094-0) 



adminstate 

assignstate 

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Release a port timed or constant loopback. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 


GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 


test:if(e100)--> no loopback-port 







 








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assignstate 

loopback-port 



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Release VLAN loopback. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no loopback-vlan [vlanid] 

vlanid 

VLAN tag that is to be released from loopback state. The format 

is VID-PRIO. The valid values for VID are 0..4095 and valid 

values for PRIO are 0..7. 

GUIDELINES 

If no VLAN ID is entered, all vlan loopbacks will be released (including Outer Tag VLAN loopbacks, in the case 

of the WAN interface). The last VLAN ID cannot be released if entering a specific VLAN ID. 

For WAN interface: If entering a VLAN ID, this command releases the Inner tag vlan loopback. To release an 

individual outer tag vlan loopback, use the no loopback-vlan outer-tag command. 


EXAMPLES 


test:if(e100)--> no loopback-vlan 4094-0 







 








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Release an Outer Tag VLAN loopback on the WAN interface. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

no loopback-vlan outer-tag [vlanid] 

vlanid 

VLAN tag that is to be released from loopback state. The format 


values for PRIO are 0 to 7. 

GUIDELINES 

If no VLAN ID is entered, all Outer Tag vlan loopbacks will be released. The last VLAN ID cannot be released if 

entering a specific VLAN ID. 

To release all vlan loopbacks, including Inner Tag VLAN loopbacks, use the no loopback-vlan command. 


EXAMPLES 

--> test interface e1000-wan-1 

test:if(e1000)--> no loopback-vlan outer-tag 4094-0 

test:if(e1000)--> show interface e1000-wan-1 




 



Loopback : Facility VLAN Outer VLAN ID: 

4094-1) 

Swap SA/DA : Enabled 

 


adminstate 

assignstate 

loopback-port 



loopback-vlan 





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4.4 Etherjack Diagnostic Commands 

This section defines the available Etherjack diagnostic commands. 


Table 4-3 Etherjack Diagnostic Commands Summary 


cable-point-n 

diag 


Description 

Enter/edit cable point benchmark. 

Perform Etherjack diagnostic. 

Delete a cable point benchmark. 



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cable-point-n 

Provide a text string to identify/edit the cable segment point captured during diagnostics for the cable benchmark 

feature. 

The cable length benchmark feature provides a means to save and recall up to 5 cable segment lengths during 

the installation process. When subsequent cable length tests are executed, they can be compared to the original 

installation. With the original cable length(s) captured, the test operator can quickly determine if a cable open 

connection is located at a particular patch panel, possibly preventing the need to dispatch maintenance personnel 

to the remote site. 

To delete an existing cable point benchmark, use the no cable-point-n command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

cable-point-n length string 

n 

length 

string 

Cable point identifier. Up to five cable points can be defined (n= 

1 to 5). 

Cable length of the cable point to be described, e.g., 2.32 (meters). 

Decimal is allowed. The length to be entered here is identified as 

the exact cable length output of the diagnostic test used to 

determine the cable length of the specified segment. 

A text string - maximum 24 characters in length, within quotes. To 

remove the description information, specify a null string in the 

argument: description ““. 

GUIDELINES 

A diagnostic test must first be performed on the specific open segment using the diag command. Provide enough 

information for troubleshooting and segment termination location. To display cable benchmark information, use 

the show diag or show interface $interface test diag command. 

Benchmark cable lengths should be captured during the installation process. When subsequent cable length 

tests are executed, they can be compared to the original installation. With the original cable length(s) captured, 

the test operator can quickly determine if a cable open connection is located at a particular patch panel and 

possibly prevent dispatching personnel to the remote site. 

The Cable Benchmark feature provides a way to save and recall the value(s) of original cable lengths. The 

operator can store up to 5 cable segment lengths in the system. Each cable segment can be named with a text 

string to physically describe the segment (up to 24 characters) by using this command. 

Five cable segments are supported for each Ethernet LAN and WAN port. Each cable span is displayed with a 

starting and ending distance. For example, Span 1 might be 0 - 25 meters and Span 2 might be 25 - 75 meters, 

and so on. The operator must measure cable segments sequentially and assign them to the benchmark 

database. The operator can delete stored segments. 




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EXAMPLES 

To enter a cable point benchmark: 



test:if(e100)--> diag all 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 

Cable Fault - Open Circuit - (Pair 1) - 2.32 meters 





Cable Points: 






test:if(e100)--> cable-point-1 2.32 "First floor cabinet" 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 






Cable Points: 





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adminstate 

assignstate 

diag 


show diag 




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diag 

Run Etherjack diagnostic on a LAN port. 

SECURITY 

Maintenance 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

diag {all | cable | autoneg | lpbkne} 

all 

cable 

autoneg 

lpbkne 

Perform all LAN diagnostic steps, including cable benchmark 

test. 

Perform cable diagnostic step (copper interfaces only). 

Perform Ethernet auto-negotiation test. 

Perform a port loopback test. 

GUIDELINES 

The target interface adminstate must first be set to testing. 

To capture a benchmark cable length, enter diag all when testing the open segment. Then use the cable-point-n 

command to enter the segment length and description. 


EXAMPLES 



test:if(e100)--> diag all 

Example test results when testing is in progress: 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 


Cable Points: 








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diag 

Example test results when testing is complete: 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 






Cable Points: 






test:if(e100)--> adminstate enable 


adminstate 

assignstate 

cable-point-n 


show diag 




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Delete a cable segment point that was captured during diagnostics for the cable benchmark feature. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 


n 

Cable point identifier. Up to five cable points can be defined (n= 

1 to 5). 

GUIDELINES 

Provide enough information for troubleshooting and segment termination location. Refer to Section 1.7 Entity 

Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names. 

EXAMPLES 

To delete a cable point benchmark: 


test:if(e100)--> no cable-point-4 




Test Time: 2006-01-03 12:48:32 

Results: 

Cable Fault - OK 

Cable Fault - OK 




Cable Points: 

Cable Point 1 - 2.32 meters - Outside cabinet 


Cable Point 3 - 124.2 meters - 23rd floor cabinet 





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4.5 Configure ECPA Stream Commands 

This section defines the configure Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) stream commands 

available. 

These commands are available under the configure ecpa stream hierarchy. Valid ECPA stream identifiers are: 

ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 and ecpa-stream-3. One ecpa stream is allowed for a LAN in transparent EVC 

mode and up to three streams are allowed for a LAN in Flow VLAN EVC mode. 

cos-mode 

destmac 

frame-size 

frame-type 



ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

vlan 

Table 4-4 Configure ECPA Stream Commands Summary 

Description 

Set the ECPA stream class of service mode (see cos-mode, on 

Page 3-32). 

Set the ECPA stream destination MAC address. 

Set the ECPA stream frame size. 

Set the ECPA stream frame type. 

Include or exclude an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer 

(ECPA) test stream for testing. 

Set the ECPA stream IP version. 

Set the ECPA stream payload. 

Set the ECPA stream priority level. 

Set the ECPA stream rate. 

Set the ECPA stream vlan id. 

vlanprio Set the ECPA stream vlan priority (see vlanprio, on Page 4-5). 



TM 


Version 2.0 

destmac 

destmac 

Set the destination MAC address for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test 

stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

destmac address 

address 

Mandatory destination MAC address. 

GUIDELINES 

This is the destination MAC address to be used in the packets generated for this stream. This only needs to be 

specified if the packets may be traversing a network that has many switches. In order to ensure that the packet 

reaches to proper destination, the destination mac address must be supplied here. For point to point networks, 

use the default destination mac address. 

Valid ECPA stream identifiers are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 and ecpa-stream-3. 

EXAMPLES 


config:stream--> destmac 00:0B:90:00:00:01 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 



Version 2.0 

destmac 


TM 


cos-mode 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

frame-size 

frame-size 

Set frame size for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

frame-size bytes 

bytes 

The frame size to be used for this test stream. Valid entries 

are 64 to 1536 (in bytes). Default is 64 (bytes). 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 


config:stream--> frame-size 64 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 

frame-type 



Version 2.0 

frame-size 


TM 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

frame-type 

frame-type 

Set frame type for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

frame-type {untagged | vlan} 

untagged 

vlan 

Untagged ethernet frame associated with this stream. 

VLAN tagged ethernet frame associated with this stream. 

GUIDELINES 

Default is vlan. Valid ECPA stream identifiers are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 and ecpa-stream-3. 

EXAMPLES 


config:stream--> frame-type untagged 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 



Version 2.0 

frame-type 


TM 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Include or exclude an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) test stream for testing. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

include-in-test {true | false} 

true 

false 

Include this stream in the ECPA test. 

Do not include this stream in the ECPA test. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 


config:stream--> include-in-test true 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 



Version 2.0 



TM 

frame-type 

ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

ip-version 

ip-version 

Set the IP version for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

ip-verson version 

version 

Identifies the IP version. Valid entries are v4 or v6 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 


config:stream--> ip-version v4 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 



Version 2.0 

ip-version 


TM 


payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

payload 

payload 

Set the payload type for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

payload {random | fixed} 

random 

fixed 

Defines a random payload pattern to be used during the ECPA 

test. 

Defines a fixed payload pattern to be used during the ECPA test. 

GUIDELINES 

Default is random. Valid ECPA stream identifiers are: ecpa-stream-1, ecpa-stream-2 and ecpa-stream-3. 

EXAMPLES 


config:stream--> payload random 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 



Version 2.0 

payload 


TM 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

priority 

priority 

Set the Class of Service priority for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test 

stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

priority prio 

prio 

Defines the priority value. When cos-mode is set to 8021p or 

TOS, the valid values are 0 to 7. When cos-mode is set to DSCP, 

the valid values are 0 to 63. Default is 0. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To configure priority for an ECPA stream: 


config:stream--> priority 0 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 



Version 2.0 

priority 


TM 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

rate 

rate 

Set the bit rate at which packets should be sent for an ECPA stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

rate rate 

rate 

Defines the rate (in bps) at which packets should be sent. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 


config:stream--> rate 10000000 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 



Version 2.0 

rate 


TM 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

vlan 

vlan 

Set the VLAN ID for an Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) diagnostic test stream. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

vlan vid 

vid 

This is the VLAN ID associated with the test stream. A test 

stream can only have one VLAN tag defined. Valid entries are 1 

to 4095. Default is 4094. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 


config:stream--> vlan 4094 





: 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 



Version 2.0 

vlan 


TM 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

vlan 

4.6 ECPA Commands 

This section defines the Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) test commands available. 


Table 4-5 ECPA Commands Summary 

ecpa 

stop ecpa 


Perform ECPA diagnostic. 

Stop ECPA diagnostic. 

Description 



Version 2.0 

ecpa 


TM 

ecpa 

Run Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) test. 

SECURITY 

Maintenance 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

ecpa injector {egress | ingress} monitor {egress | ingress} [numframes frames] 

ecpa injector {egress | ingress} monitor {egress | ingress} [duration seconds] 

egress 

Egress (outgoing) traffic in respect to the Client Ethernet 

port. Default is egress for monitor point. 

ingress 

Ingress (incoming) traffic in respect to the Client Ethernet 

port. Default is ingress for injector point. 

numframes Defines the length of the test in terms of the number of frames 

to be sent. Valid entries are 1 to 65535. If this attribute is 

not supplied, the test run according to the duration attribute. 

If this attribute is supplied, duration cannot be supplied. 

seconds defines the length of the test in terms of seconds. Range is 1 

to 3600 (seconds). If this attribute is supplied, numframes 

cannot be supplied. 

GUIDELINES 

If neither the numframes or duration attribute is supplied (default), the test will run until stopped by using the stop 

ecpa command. The admin state for the interface must first be placed in the testing state. 


EXAMPLES 



test:if(e100)--> ecpa injector ingress monitor egress duration 120 

test:if(e100)--> show test ecpa 


Status : In Progress 


Monitor : Egress 

Frames : 0 

Duration : 120 

Stream : 

ecpa-stream-1 



TM 


Version 2.0 

ecpa 






Rate : 10000000 




Priority : 0 











11501 us 

47645405 us 

4294967 us 

test:if(e100)--> adminstate enable 


cos-mode 

destmac 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






stop ecpa 

vlan 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

stop ecpa 


TM 

stop ecpa 

Stop Etherjack Connection Performance Analyzer (ECPA) test. 

SECURITY 

Maintenance 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

stop ecpa 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 



test:if(e100)--> ecpa injector ingress monitor egress duration 120 



Status : In Progress 



Frames : 0 


 

test:if(e100)--> stop ecpa 






Frames : 0 


 



TM 


Version 2.0 

stop ecpa 


cos-mode 

destmac 

ecpa 

frame-size 

frame-type 


ip-version 

payload 

priority 

rate 

show ecpa 






vlan 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

stop ecpa 


TM 

4.7 ESA Commands 

This section defines the Etherjack Service Assurance (ESA) test commands available. 

These commands are available under the configure probe, configure reflector, configure esa, scheduled esa 

and configure scheduled esa activity hierarchies. 

add activity 

add probe 


add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 

history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


Table 4-6 ESA Commands Summary 

Create a scheduled ESA activity. 

Create an ESA probe. 

Create an ESA reflector. 

Description 

Set the administration state for an ESA reflector (see adminstate, 

on Page 3-17). 

Clear ESA Probe distribution counters. 

Set the Class of Service mode for an ESA probe. 

Set time (in seconds) after all ESA packets within a sample are sent. 

Set the number of distribution history bins for an ESA probe. 

Set the distribution history interval for an ESA probe. 

Set the distribution thresholds and number of bins for an ESA probe. 

Set the number of history bins for an ESA probe. 

Set the history interval for an ESA probe. 

Cancel a scheduled ESA activity. 

Delete an ESA probe. 

Delete an ESA reflector. 

Set packet interval for an ESA probe. 

Set packet size for an ESA probe. 

Set the number of packets-per-sample for an ESA probe. 

priority Set the VLAN priority for an ESA probe (see priority, on Page 4-2). 


state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

Set the response timeout for an ESA probe. 

Set ESA scheduled activity state. 

Set the ESA probe service type. 

Set the PM threshold for an ESA probe monitor type. 

Set the ESA probe VLAN identifier. 

vlanprio Set the ESA probe VLAN priority (see vlanprio, on Page 4-5). 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add activity 

add activity 

This command allows you to create an ESA scheduled activity. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Scheduled ESA 

SYNTAX 

add activity id one-shot starttime duration probelist 

add activity id periodic starttime duration interval probelist 

id 

Activity identifier (1 to 32 characters - no spaces). 

one-shot 

Schedule a one time ESA activity. 

periodic 

Schedule a periodic ESA activity. 

starttime Time in hours, minutes, seconds format (hh:mm:ss) or now for 

immediate activation. The time parameter uses the 24-hour 

clock. 

duration 

Duration (in seconds). Valid entries are 0 (continuous) through 

9999 (seconds) if Schedule Type of one-shot is entered, and 

valid entries are 60 through 9999 (seconds) if Schedule Type 

of periodic is entered. 

interval 

Interval (in seconds). Valid entries are 1 through 99999. This 

option is only available for periodic activities. 

probelist Probe list. Must contain a valid probe identifier. Multiple 

probes separated by commas. 

GUIDELINES 

Probes entered in this command must not already be used in another activity. 

EXAMPLES 

To create a one-shot scheduled ESA with a single probe: 

--> configure sched esa 

config:schedesa--> add activity test2 one-shot now 30 beckncall 

Start: now 

config:schedesa--> show sched esa activity test2 



Start Time : 2006-02-25 15:47:47 

Duration : 30 

Interval : 0 




Version 2.0 

add activity 


TM 

To create a one-shot scheduled ESA with two probes: 


config:schedesa--> add activity test2 one-shot now 30 Houston,Austin 

Start: now 

config:schedesa--> show sched esa activity test2 



Start Time : 2006-02-25 15:47:47 

Duration : 30 

Interval : 0 

Probes : Houston 

Austin 

To create a periodic scheduled ESA: 


config:schedesa--> add activity testing periodic 15:15:15 120 60 Houston 

config:schedesa--> show sched esa activity Houston 

ESA Scheduled Activity: testing 


Start Time : 2006-02-25 15:15:15 


Interval : 60 

Probes : Houston 


add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add activity 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 

Version 2.0 

add probe 


add probe 

This command allows you to create an ESA probe. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure ESA 

SYNTAX 

add probe id ifname srcaddress srcmask destaddress destmask protocol 

[histinterval histbins disthistinterval disthistbins] 

id 

Probe identifier (1 to 32 characters - no spaces). This is a 

user specified unique identifier associated with a Probe. 

ifname 

Interface name. This is the Ethernet service port to which the 

monitored service belongs. 

srcaddress Source (Probe) IP address. This is a user specified IP 

address, uniquely associated with an ESA Probe instance. This 

is the IP address to be used in UDP Echo, ICMP Echo or ICMP 

Timestamp request. The IP address must not overlap with any 

non-ESA related subnet provisioned within the NID. If more 

than one Probe IP address resides on the same subnet, they 

must all be created on the same EVC. 

srcmask 

Source (Probe) Subnet mask. 

destaddress Destination (Reflector) IP address. This is a user specified 

IP address, which is the ESA Reflector’s IP address. This is 

the IP address to be used in UDP Echo, ICMP Echo or ICMP 

Timestamp request. 

destmask 

Destination (Reflector) Subnet mask. 

protocol 

Protocol. Valid entries are: icmp-echo, icmp-timestamp or 

udp-echo. ICMP Echo measures the round-trip delay. ICMP 

Timestamp measures the round-trip delay, one-way delay as 

well the one-way jitter. UDP Echo measures the round-trip 

delay. 

histinterval History Interval (in minutes). Valid entries are 5 to 60. 

Default is 15. 

histbins 

Number of History Bins (up to a maximum of 32 bins for FSP 

150CCd-811, FSP 150CCf-814, FSP 150CCf-815, FSP 150CCs-624 

and FSP 150CCs-925; up to a maximum of 16 bins for FSP 

150CCd-410, FSP 150CCf-411, FSP 150CCt-312 and FSP 

150CCt-512). 

disthistinterval Distribution History Interval (in minutes). Valid entries are 

5 to 60. Default is 15. 

disthistbins Number of Distribution History Bins (up to a maximum of 32 

bins for FSP 150CCd-811, FSP 150CCf-814, FSP 150CCf-815, FSP 

150CCs-624 and FSP 150CCs-925; up to a maximum of 16 bins for 

FSP 150CCd-410, FSP 150CCf-411, FSP 150CCt-312 and FSP 

150CCt-512). 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add probe 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names for the FSP 

150CC variant. 

EXAMPLES 

To add an ESA probe for the e100-lan-1 interface: 


config:esa--> add probe Houston e100-lan-1 34.34.34.34 255.255.240.0 35.35.35.35 

255.255.240.0 icmp-timestamp 15 16 15 16 

config:esa--> show probe Houston 








Protocol : ICMP Timestamp 


VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 











Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 



Version 2.0 

add probe 


TM 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add reflector 

add reflector 

This command allows you to create an ESA reflector. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure ESA 

SYNTAX 

add reflector id ifname address mask 

id 

ifname 

address 

mask 

Reflector identifier (1 to 32 characters - no spaces). This is 

a user specified unique identifier associated with a Reflector. 

Interface name. This is the Ethernet service port to which the 

monitored service belongs. 

Reflector IP address. This is a user specified IP address, 

uniquely associated with an ESA Reflector instance. The IP 

address must not overlap with any non-ESA related subnet 

provisioned within the NID. 

Reflector Subnet mask. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid interface names for the FSP 

150CC variant. 

EXAMPLES 

To add an ESA reflector for the e100-lan-1 interface: 


config:esa--> add reflector fitsimmons 120.22.222.2 255.255.0.0 

config:esa--> show reflector fitsimmons 

ESA Reflector: fitsimmons 



IP Address : 120.22.222.2 

Subnet Mask : 255.255.0.0 


add activity 

add probe 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 



Version 2.0 

add reflector 


TM 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Clear one or all distribution counters associated with an ESA Probe. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

clear distribution bins 

bins 

Distribution History Bin number, or all. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To clear all distribution counters for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> clear distribution all 

config:probe--> show distribution all all 


Current [0]: 


















Version 2.0 



TM 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 

cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

cosmap-mode 

cosmap-mode 

This command identifies the priority classification mechanism for Etherjack Service Assurance traffic. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

cosmap-mode {dscp | none | tos} 

dscp 

none 

tos 

DSCP priority classification. 

No priority classification (all frames are equal priority). 

TOS priority classification. 

GUIDELINES 

This command is only applicable if there is no active ESA schedule associated with this Probe. 

EXAMPLES 

To set the class of service mapping mode for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> cosmap-mode tos 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 








Version 2.0 

cosmap-mode 


TM 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 

cos-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 

ed-cosmap 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 


show cosmap 


show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

dead-interval 

dead-interval 

Set time (in seconds) after all ESA packets within a sample are sent. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

dead-interval time 

time Dead interval time (in seconds). Valid entries are 1 through 99999. 

Default is 10. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the dead interval time for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> dead-interval 10 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 









Version 2.0 

dead-interval 


TM 





Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

disthist-bins 

disthist-bins 

Set number of Distribution History Bins. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

disthist-bins bins 

bins 

Number of Distribution History Bins (up to a maximum of 32 bins for 

FSP 150CCd-811, FSP 150CCf-814, FSP 150CCf-815, FSP 150CCs-624 and 

FSP 150CCs-925; up to a maximum of 16 bins for FSP 150CCd-410, FSP 

150CCf-411, FSP 150CCt-312 and FSP 150CCt-512). Default is 16. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set number of distribution history bins for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> disthist-bins 32 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 








Version 2.0 

disthist-bins 


TM 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Set Distribution History Interval (in minutes). This is the amount of time between distribution 

history bins, e.g., 15 minutes. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

disthist-interval minutes 

minutes 

Distribution history bin interval (in minutes). Valid entries are 

5 through 60. Default is 15. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the distribution history interval for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> disthist-interval 15 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 








Version 2.0 



TM 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 

distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

distribution 

distribution 

Set the distribution thresholds and number of bins for an ESA Probe. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

distribution {ow-p2r-delay | ow-p2r-jitter | ow-r2p-delay | ow-r2p-jitter | 

rt-delay} {bins | max | min} num 

ow-p2r-delay 

ow-p2r-jitter 

ow-r2p-delay 

ow-r2p-jitter 

rt-delay 

bins 

max 

min 

num 

Set minimum one-way transmit delay threshold. This option is 

only available if icmp-timestamp is set for protocol type (see 

add probe). 

Set minimum one-way transmit jitter threshold. This option is 


add probe). 

Set minimum one-way receive delay threshold. This option is only 

available if icmp-timestamp is set for protocol type (see add 

probe). 

Set minimum one-way receive jitter threshold. This option is 


add probe). 

Set minimum round trip delay threshold. 

Set maximum number of bins. 

Set maximum delay threshold. 

Set minimum delay threshold. 

Number of bins or threshold. 

Valid entries for number of bins are 1 to 10 (default is 10). 

Valid entries for maximum delay threshold is -2147483647 to 

2147483647. The entry must be greater than the entry for Min. 

Round Trip Delay. Default for maximum threshold is 100. 

Valid entries for minimum delay threshold is -2147483647 to 

2147483647. The entry must be greater than the entry for Min. 

Round Trip Delay. Default for minimum threshold is 0. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the distribution threshold for an ESA Probe: 





Version 2.0 

distribution 


TM 

config:probe--> distribution rt-delay min -44444 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 











Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 

cosmap-mode 


dead-interval 

disthist-bins 



history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 



TM 


Version 2.0 

distribution 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

history-bins 


TM 

history-bins 

Set the number of History Bins. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

history-bins bins 

bins 

Number of History Bins (up to a maximum of 32 bins for FSP 

150CCd-811, FSP 150CCf-814, FSP 150CCf-815, FSP 150CCs-624 and FSP 

150CCs-925; up to a maximum of 16 bins for FSP 150CCd-410, FSP 

150CCf-411, FSP 150CCt-312 and FSP 150CCt-512). Default is 16. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the number of history bins for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> history-bins 32 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 








TM 


Version 2.0 

history-bins 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 



no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set History Interval (in minutes). This is the amount of time between history bins, e.g., 15 minutes. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

history-interval minutes 

minutes 

History bin interval (in minutes). Valid ranges are 5 to 60. Default 

is 15. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the history interval for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> history-interval 15 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 









TM 


Version 2.0 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 

no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

no activity 


TM 

no activity 

This command allows you to delete an ESA scheduled activity. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Scheduled ESA 

SYNTAX 

no activity id 

id 

ESA activity identifier (1 to 32 characters - no spaces). 

GUIDELINES 

The ESA scheduled activity state must be set to the suspend by using the state command prior to using 

this command to delete the activity. 

EXAMPLES 

To delete an ESA scheduled activity: 


config:schedesa--> activity Test1 

config:activity--> state suspend 

config:activity--> show sched esa activity Test1 


State : Suspended 

Start Time : 2006-02-25 15:47:47 

Duration : 30 

Interval : 0 


config:activity--> exit 

config:esa--> no activity Test1 

config:esa--> show sched esa 

ESA Schedule: 

| Activity | Status | Probes | 

|------------------ |------------------ |---------------------------- | 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no activity 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

no probe 


TM 

no probe 

This command allows you to delete an ESA probe. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure ESA 

SYNTAX 

no probe id 

id 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To delete an ESA probe: 


config:esa--> no probe beckncall 

config:esa--> show probe 

Houston 

ESA Probe 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no reflector 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no probe 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

no reflector 


TM 

no reflector 

This command allows you delete an ESA reflector information. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure ESA 

SYNTAX 

no reflector id 

id 


GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To delete an ESA reflector: 


config:esa--> no reflector fitsimmons 

config:esa--> show reflector 

Houston 

ESA Probe 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set Packet Interval (in milliseconds). This is the amount of time between packets, e.g., 15 

milliseconds. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

packet-interval msec 

msec 

Packet interval (in milliseconds). Valid entries are 1 through 

99999. Default is 100. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the packet interval for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> packet-interval 10 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 








TM 


Version 2.0 







Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 

packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

packet-size 


TM 

packet-size 

Set Packet size of each sample (in bytes). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

packet-size bytes 

bytes 

Packet size (in bytes). Valid entries are 64 through 1500. Default 

is 100. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the packet size for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> packet-size 64 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 









TM 


Version 2.0 

packet-size 





Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 



priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the number of Packets per sample. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

packets-per-sample packets 

packets 

Packet size (in bytes). Valid entries are 1 through 99999. Default 

is 500. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the number of packets per sample for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> packets-per-sample 100 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 









TM 


Version 2.0 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 

priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the amount of time to wait for a response (in seconds). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

response-timeout secs 

secs 

Response timeout (in seconds). Packets received after this timeout 

are considered lost. Valid entries are 1 through 99999. Default is 5. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the response timeout for an ESA Probe: 



config:probe--> response-timeout 5 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 









TM 


Version 2.0 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 


show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

state 


TM 

state 

Set the ESA Scheduled Activity or Reflector service state. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure Scheduled ESA Activity 

Configure Reflector 

SYNTAX 

state {resume | suspend} 

resume 

suspend 

Resume ESA Scheduled Activity. 

Suspend ESA Scheduled Activity. 

GUIDELINES 

For ESA Scheduled Activity, the ESA scheduled activity state must be set to the suspend prior to deleting the 

activity using the no activity command. 

EXAMPLES 

To set the ESA scheduled activity service state: 


config:schedesa--> activity Test1 

config:activity--> state suspend 

config:activity--> show sched esa activity Test1 



Start Time : 2006-02-25 15:47:47 

Duration : 30 

Interval : 0 


To set a Reflector service state: 


config:esa--> reflector Chicago 

config:reflector--> state suspend 

config:reflector--> show reflector Chicago 



TM 


Version 2.0 

state 

ESA Reflector: Chicago 



IP Address : 112.112.112.112 

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







svc-type 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

svc-type 


TM 

svc-type 

Set the ESA Probe service type. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

svc-type {untagged | vlan-tagged} 

untagged 

vlan-tagged 

Set untagged ESA service type. 

Set VLAN-tagged ESA service type. 

GUIDELINES 


EXAMPLES 

To set the ESA Probe service type: 



config:probe--> svc-type untagged 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 








TM 


Version 2.0 

svc-type 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

threshold 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

threshold 


TM 

threshold 

Set the Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) level for an ESA probe. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

threshold montype value 

montype 

value 

Monitored Parameter Type. Capitals are required. 

TCA value. 

GUIDELINES 

To display a list of montypes for an entity, use the show thresholds command. 

EXAMPLES 

Example: 



config:probe--> threshold P2R-PKT 12 

config:probe--> show thresholds 

Thresholds (1day) for ESA Probe: Houston 


|------------------ |---- |----- |----------- |--------- | 

| P2R-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 12 | 

| R2P-PKT | NA | NA | 1 Day | 0 | 




 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 



TM 


Version 2.0 

threshold 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 








state 

svc-type 

vlanid 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

vlanid 


TM 

vlanid 

ESA Probe Virtual LAN identifier. Provides the ability to monitor a specific service. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 


SYNTAX 

vlanid vlanid 

vlanid 

Defines the ESA Probe VLAN ID. Valid entry for VLAN ID is 1 to 

4095. 

GUIDELINES 

This option is only applicable when svc-type is set to vlan-tagged. 

EXAMPLES 

To set the ESA Probe vlan identifier: 



config:probe--> vlanid 1 











VLAN ID : 1 



Priority : 0 








TM 


Version 2.0 

vlanid 






Min : 0 

Max : 100 

Bins : 10 


add activity 

add probe 

add reflector 

adminstate 


cosmap-mode 

dead-interval 

disthist-bins 


distribution 


history-bins 


no activity 

no probe 

no reflector 


packet-size 


priority 



show probe 







state 

svc-type 

threshold 

vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

vlanid 


TM 

4.8 CFM Commands 

This section defines the Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) configuration commands available. 

These commands are available under the configure cfm, configure md, configure ma and configure 

mep hierarchies. 

Table 4-7 CFM Configuration Commands Summary 


Description 

add ma 

Add a Maintenance Association (MA). 

add md 

Add a Maintenance Domain (MD). 

add mep 

Add a Maintenance End Point (MEP) to an MA. 

add mep-id 

Add a Maintenance End Point (MEP) Identifier to an MA. 

add vlan-entry 

Add an entry in the CFM Vlan table 

adminState 

Set MEP administrative state 

almattr Edit Alarm Attributes (see almattr, on Page 2-180) 

ccm-interval 

Set the Continuity Check Message (CCM) interval for an MA. 

cfm-ethertype 

Set Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) ethertype. 

cfm-portn-buffersize Set buffer size for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 (WAN-1 or WAN-2) 

cfm-portn-cbs Set Committed Burst Sizee for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-cir Set Committed Information Rate for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-ebs Set Expected Burst Size for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-portn-eir Set Expected Information Rate for CFM Port 1 or Port 2 

cfm-service-buffersize Set CFM service buffer size 

cfm-service-cbs Set CFM service Committed Burst Size 

cfm-service-cir 

Set CFM service Committed Information Rate 

cfm-service-ebs Set CFM service Expected Burst Size 

cfm-service-eir 

Set CFM service Expected Information Rate 

generate-ccm 

Generate Continuity Check Message (CCM). 

linktrace 

Initiate CFM Linktrace 

loopback 

Initiate CFM Loopback 

lowest-alarmprio Set the lowest alarm priority level for a Maintenance End Point (MEP). 

md-level 

Set the MD Level for the system default level or a specific Default MD. 

mhf-creation 

Set the MIP Half Function (MHF) Creation Control for an MD or MA. 

multicast-mac 

Set the Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) multicast MAC address. 

no ma 

Remove a Maintenance Association (MA). 

no md 

Remove a Maintenance Domain (MD). 



TM 


Version 2.0 

vlanid 

Table 4-7 CFM Configuration Commands Summary (Continued) 


Description 

no mep 

Remove a Maintenance End Point (MEP). 

no mep-id 

Remove a Maintenance End Point identifier from an MA. 

no vlan-entry 

Remove an entry from the CFM VLAN table. 

primary-vid 

Set the MEP primary VID 

vlanprio Set the VLAN priority for an MEP (see vlanprio, on Page 4-5). 



TM 

Version 2.0 

add ma 


add ma 

Add a Maintenance Association (MA). To remove a Maintenance Association, use the no ma command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MD 

SYNTAX 

add ma maid {integer | primary-vid | string | vpnid} maname {default | defer | 

explicit | none} ccminterval ma_primaryvid vidlist meplist 

maid 

integer 

primary-vid 

string 

vpnid 

maname 

Maintenance Association identifier. Format is ma mdid-maid. 

Example: ma-1-1. 

Integer name entry will be entered in the following name variable. 

Primary VLAN Identifier entry will be entered in the following 

name variable. 

A character string entry will be entered in the following name 

variable. 

VPN Identifier entry will be entered in the following name 

variable. 

Maintenance Association name identified by integer (if Format 

Type integer is entered) or by Primary VLAN ID (if Format Type 

primaryvid is entered) or by character string (if Format Type 

string is entered) or by VPN Identifier (if Format Type vpnid is 

entered). 

If Format Type string is entered, allowed characters are: a-z, 

A-Z, 0-9, and _@#$%^*-+=:;.(){}[]| Spaces are not allowed. 

default Set default MIP Creation Contol. 

defer 

Set defer MIP Creation Contol. 

explicit Set explicit MIP Creation Contol. 

none 

Set no MIP Creation Contol. 

ccminterval Continuity Check Message (CCM) interval. Valid entries are 100ms, 

10ms, 300hz, 10min, 10sec, 1min or 1sec. 

ma_primaryvid Primary VLAN Identifier. Valid entries are 1 to 4095. 

vidlist 

meplist 

VLAN Identifier list. Valid entries are 1 to 4095. Additional 

entries are separated by commas. Example: 10,11,12. 

Maintenance End Point Identifier list. Valid entries are 1 to 

4095. Additional entries are separated by commas. Example: 

10,11,12. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid Maintenance Domain, 

Maintenance Association and Maintenance End Point identifiers. 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add ma 

EXAMPLES 

To add a Maintenance Association: 



config:md--> add ma ma-1-1 string Testing Defer 10ms 1 3 

config:md--> show ma ma-1-1 



Name: Testing 



MEP List: 3 




add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


ccm-interval 

mhf-creation 

no ma 

no mep 

no mep-id 

show ma 

show md 

show mep 

show mips 



TM 

Version 2.0 

add md 


add md 

Add a Maintenance Domain (MD). To remove a Maintenance Domain, use the no md command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

add md mdid {dnsname | macaddress | string} mdname mdlevel {default | explicit 

| none} 

add md mdid noname mdlevel {default | explicit | none} 

mdid 

dnsname 

macaddress 

noname 

string 

mdname 

Maintenance Domain identifier. Format is md-mdid. Example: md-1. 

DNS Name entry will be entered in the following name variable. 

MAC address entry will be entered in the following name variable. 

No name will be entered. 

A character string entry will be entered in the following name 

variable. 

Maintenance Domain name identified by string (if Format Type string 

is entered) or by DNS Name (if Format Type dnsname is entered) or 

by MAC address (if Format Type macaddress is entered). 

If Format Type string or dnsname is entered, allowed characters are: 

a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and _@#$%^*-+=:;.(){}[]| Spaces are not allowed. 

If Format Type macaddress is entered, the entry must contain 

Hexadecimal characters. 

mdlevel Maintenance Domain level. Valid entries are 0 to 7. 

default Set default MIP Creation Contol. 

explicit Set explicit MIP Creation Contol. 

none Set no MIP Creation Contol. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid Maintenance Domain 

identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a Maintenance Domain: 


config:cfm--> add md md-1 string Albuquerque 1 none 

config:cfm--> show md md-1 






TM 


Version 2.0 

add md 

Level: 1 




add ma 

add mep 

add mep-id 


mhf-creation 

no ma 

no md 

show ma 

show md 



Version 2.0 

add mep 


TM 

add mep 

Add a Maintenance End Point (MEP). To remove a Maintenance End Point, use the no mep command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MA 

SYNTAX 

add mep mepid {up | down} infname admin ccmgen mep_primaryvid prio almpriority 

mepid 



up 

MEP direction set to up. 

down 

MEP direction set to down. 

infname Interface name. Valid interfaces are mgmt-lan, LANs and WAN. 

admin 

Administrative state. Valid entries are enable and disable. 

ccmgen 

Continuity Check Message (CCM) generation state. Valid entries 

are enable and disable. 

mep_primaryvid Primary VLAN Identifier. Valid entries are 0 to 4095. An entry 

of 0 will use the MA’s priimary VID. 

prio Virtual LAN priority. Valid entries are 0 to 7. 

almpriority Alarm priority. Valid entries are: err-ccm, macstatus, nodefect, 

rdi, rem-ccm and xcon-ccm. 

GUIDELINES 

An associated MEP Identifier must first be created in the MA (see add mep-id). Only one MEP may be created 

per MA. 



EXAMPLES 

To add a Maintenance End Point: 




config:ma--> add mep-id 1 

config:ma--> add mep mep-2-2-1 up e1000-lan-5 enable enable 5 1 macstatus 

config:ma--> show mep mep-2-2-1 


Direction : 

State : 

CCM Generation : 

Up 

Enabled 

Enabled 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add mep 

Port ID : e1000-lan-5 

MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 















CCM Error Defect : No 

Transmit LBM Status : False 

Transmit LBM Result OK : False 


Good LBR’s Received : 0 

Out Of Order LBR’s Received : 0 

Mismatched LBR’s Received : 0 

LBR’s Transmitted : 0 

Transmit LTM Status : False 

Transmit LTM Result OK : False 


Unexpected LTR’s : 0 





|---------- |------ |------- |----------------- |------ |------------ |------------ | 

| mep-2-2-1 | Failed | 3197 | 00:00:00:00:00:00 | No | None | None | 


adminState 

add ma 

add md 

add mep-id 


almattr 

generate-ccm 

linktrace 

loopbacklowest-alarmprio 

no ma 



Version 2.0 

add mep 


TM 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 

primary-vid 

show ma 

show md 

show mep 

vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

add mep-id 

add mep-id 

Add a Maintenance End Point (MEP) Identifier to a Maintenance Association. To remove a MEP ID, use the no 

mep-id command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MA 

SYNTAX 

add mep-id mepid 

mepid Maintenance End Point identifier. Valid entries are 1 to 8191. 

Multiple MEP IDs may be separated by a comma. Example: 5,6,7. 

GUIDELINES 


identifiers, Maintenance Association identifiers and Maintenance End Point identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a Maintenance End Point identifier: 




config:ma--> add mep-id 5,6,7 

config:ma--> show ma ma-1-1 



Name: Testing 



MEP List: 3,4,5,6,7 




add ma 

add md 

add mep 


ccm-interval 

no ma 



Version 2.0 

add mep-id 


TM 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 

show ma 

show md 

show mep 



TM 


Version 2.0 



Add a VLAN entry to the CFM VLAN Table. To remove a VLAN entry, use the no vlan-entry command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

add vlan-entry vidlist primvid 

vidlist CFM VLAN ID list. Valid entries are 1 to 8191. Multiple VLAN IDs 

may be separated by a comma. Example: 5,6,7. 

primvid Primary VLAN ID. Valid entries are 1 to 4095. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To add VLAN entries: 


config:cfm--> add vlan-entry 5,10 1 

config:cfm--> add vlan-entry 3,4 2 

config:cfm--> show vlan-table 



- ------------ |--------------------------------------------------- 

1 | 5, 10 

2 | 3, 4 


add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

no vlan-entry 




Version 2.0 

adminState 


TM 

adminState 

Set the administrative state of a Maintenance End Point (MEP). When an entity is in the administratively enabled 

state, it is fully operational. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MEP 

SYNTAX 

adminstate {enable | disable} 

enable 

disable 

Set administrative state to enabled. Interface or service is fully 

operational. 

Set administrative state to disable. Interface or service is down. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To configure a MEP administrative state to enable: 





config:mep--> adminState enable 

config:mep--> show mep mep-2-2-1 




CCM Generation : Enabled 

Port ID: e1000-lan-5 

MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 











TM 


Version 2.0 

adminState 







CCM Error Defect : Yes 




Good LBR's Received : 0 

Out Of Order LBR's Received : 0 

Mismatched LBR's Received : 0 

LBR's Transmitted : 0 




Unexpected LTR's : 0 

Last Misconnection CCM Message: 

Last Error CCM Message: 

01,80,c2,00,00,00,00,0b,90,00,40,4f,81,00,00,01 

88,b7,00,01,03,46,00,00,3b,70,00,01,04,0b,41,6c 

62,75,71,75,65,72,71,75,65,03,02,00,00,00,00,00 

00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 

00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 

00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,42,dd,6e 

9a 



|---------- |------ |------- |----------------- |------- |------------ |----------- | 



adminState 

almattr 

generate-ccm 

linktrace 

loopback 


primary-vid 

show mep 



Version 2.0 

ccm-interval 


TM 

ccm-interval 

Edit a Maintenance Association (MA) Continuity Check Message (CCM) interval. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MA 

SYNTAX 

ccm-interval ccminterval 

ccminterval 

Continuity Check Message (CCM) interval. Valid entries are 10min, 

10sec, 1min or 1sec. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid Maintenance Domain and 

Maintenance Association identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To add a Maintenance Association: 




config:ma--> ccm-interval 10min 




Name: Test3MA 

CM Interval: 10 Minutes 


MEP List: 13,14,15 

VID List: 10,11,12 



add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

cfm-ethertype 



TM 


Version 2.0 

ccm-interval 

generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

cfm-ethertype 


TM 

cfm-ethertype 

Set the system Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) ethertype. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-ethertype ethertype 

ethertype 

Ethertype in hexidecimal, e.g. 0x88B7 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the system Connectivity Fault Management ethertype: 


config:cfm--> cfm-ethertype 0x88B7 

config:cfm--> show cfm system 





320,000,000 bps 

[LAN-1] Discard Counts: 0 





[WAN-1] Discard Counts: 0 






Service Used CIR: 





0 bps 

1 KB 

0 KB 

1 KB 

0 bps 

320,000,000 bps 

0 bps 

1 KB 

0 KB 



TM 


Version 2.0 

cfm-ethertype 


Port [WAN-1] Queue Used CIR: 







1 KB 

0 bps 

320,000,000 bps 

0 bps 

1 KB 

0 KB 

1 KB 

0 bps 


add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-portn-buffersize 

cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 

generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 

no vlan-entry 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the system Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) buffer size for Port 1 (WAN-1) or Port 2 (WAN-2). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-portn-buffersize buffersize 

n 

This entry designates the Port number associated with WAN-1 or WAN-2. 

n= 1 or 2. 

buffersize Buffersize in KB. Valid entries are 1 through 1,410,064 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the system Connectivity Fault Management buffersize for Port 1 (WAN-1): 


config:cfm--> cfm-port1-buffersize 5 





















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add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

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cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 

cfm-service-buffersize 

cfm-service-cbs 


cfm-service-ebs 


generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

cfm-portn-cbs 


TM 

cfm-portn-cbs 

Set the system Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Committed Burst Size (CBS) for Port 1 (WAN-1) or Port 

2 (WAN-2). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-portn-cbs cbs 

n 


n= 1 or 2. 

cbs Committed Burst Size in KB. Valid entries are 1 through 1024 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the system Connectivity Fault Management CBS for Port 1 (WAN-1): 


config:cfm--> cfm-port1-cbs 5 




















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add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 






generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

cfm-portn-cir 


TM 

cfm-portn-cir 

Set the system Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Committed Information Rate (CIR) for Port 1 (WAN-1) 

or Port 2 (WAN-2). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-portn-cir cir 

n 

cir 


n= 1 or 2. 

Committed Information Rate in bps. Valid entries are 1 through 

8000000 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the system Connectivity Fault Management CIR for Port 1 (WAN-1): 


config:cfm--> cfm-port1-cir 1000 



















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add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 






generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

cfm-portn-ebs 


TM 

cfm-portn-ebs 

Set the system Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Expected Burst Size (EBS) for Port 1 (WAN-1) or Port 

2 (WAN-2). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-portn-ebs ebs 

n 


n= 1 or 2. 

ebs Expected Burst Size in KB. Valid entries are 1 through 1024 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the system Connectivity Fault Management EBS for Port 1 (WAN-1): 


config:cfm--> cfm-port1-ebs 5 




















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add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-eir 






generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

cfm-portn-eir 


TM 

cfm-portn-eir 

Set the system Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Expected Information Rate (EIR) for Port 1 (WAN-1) 

or Port 2 (WAN-2). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-portn-eir eir 

n 

eir 


n= 1 or 2. 

Expected Information Rate in bps. Valid entries are 0 through 

1,410,065,407 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the system Connectivity Fault Management EIR for Port 1 (WAN-1): 


config:cfm--> cfm-port1-eir 5000 



















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add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 






generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the service Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) buffer size . 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-service-buffersize buffersize 

n 


n= 1 or 2. 

buffersize Buffersize in KB. Valid entries are 1 through 2,115,098 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the service Connectivity Fault Management buffersize: 


config:cfm--> cfm-service-buffersize 5 





















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add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 


cfm-ethertype 

cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 





generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the service Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Committed Burst Size (CBS). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-service-cbs cbs 

n 


n= 1 or 2. 

cbs Committed Burst Size in KB. Valid entries are 1 through 1024 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the service Connectivity Fault Management CBS: 


config:cfm--> cfm-service-cbs 5 





















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add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 





generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the service Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Committed Information Rate (CIR). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-service-cir cir 

n 

cir 


n= 1 or 2. 

Committed Information Rate in bps. Valid entries are 1 through 

1,410,065,407 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the service Connectivity Fault Management CIR: 


config:cfm--> cfm-service-cir 500000000 




















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add md 

add mep 

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almattr 

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cfm-ethertype 


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cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 





generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the service Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Expected Burst Size (EBS). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-service-ebs ebs 

n 


n= 1 or 2. 

ebs Expected Burst Size in KB. Valid entries are 1 through 1024 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the service Connectivity Fault Management EBS: 


config:cfm--> cfm-service-ebs 50 





















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add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 





generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Set the service Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Expected Information Rate (EIR). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

cfm-service-eir eir 

n 

eir 


n= 1 or 2. 

Expected Information Rate in bps. Valid entries are 0 through 

2115098112 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the service Connectivity Fault Management EBS: 


config:cfm--> cfm-service-eir 5000 




















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add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 





generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

generate-ccm 


TM 

generate-ccm 

Edit a Maintenance End Point (MEP) Continuity Check Message (CCM) setting. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MEP 

SYNTAX 

generate-ccm {enable | disable} 

enable Enable Continuity Check Message (CCM) generation. 

disable Disable Continuity Check Message (CCM) generation. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To edit a Maintenance End Point CCM generation state: 





config:mep--> generate-ccm enable 







MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 
















TM 


Version 2.0 

generate-ccm 


















|---------- |------ |------- |----------------- |------ |------------ |------------ | 



add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

linktrace 


TM 

linktrace 

Perform a Maintenance End Point (MEP) linktrace. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MEP 

SYNTAX 

linktrace {mac | mep}{destmac | mepID}{TTL}{true| false}{egress_id}| rem-ccm | 

xcon-ccm} 

mac 

The linktrace will be to a MAC address. 

mep 

The linktrace will be to a mepID. 

dest_mac The destination MAC address if linktrace is to a MAC. 

mepID The remote mep ID if linktrace is to a mep. 

TTL The TTL number for this linktrace. Valid entries are 1 to 255 

true The LTM transmit flag is set to true. 

false The LTM transmit flag is set to false. 

egress_id The egress ID. Valid entry is 8 octets, e.g. 00:00:00:0B:90:00:41:2B 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To perform a Maintenance End Point linktrace: 





config:mep--> linktrace mac 00:0B:90:03:A5:23 1 false 00:00:00:0B:90:00:40:4B 







MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 




Fault Network Address : 

not transmitted 



TM 


Version 2.0 

linktrace 



















Transmit LTM Status : True 

Transmit LTM Result OK : True 







|---------- |------ |------- |----------------- |------ |------------ |------------ | 



add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 

multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 



Version 2.0 

linktrace 


TM 

show md 


vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

loopback 

loopback 

Perform a Maintenance End Point (MEP) loopback. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MEP 

SYNTAX 

loopback {mac | mep}{destmac | mepID}{tx_count}{datatlv_len}{all-ones | 

all-zeros | alternate}{prio}{false | true} 

mac 

mep 

dest_mac 

mepID 

tx_count 

The linktrace will be to a MAC address. 

The linktrace will be to a mepID. 

The destination MAC address if linktrace is to a MAC. 

The remote mep ID if linktrace is to a mep. 

The number of LBMs to transmit for this loopback. Valid entries are 

1 to 50 

datatlv_len The number of padding bytes in the LBM data TLV. Valid entries are 

0 to 1461 

all-ones Data pattern set to all ones. 

all-zeros Data pattern set to all zeros. 

alternate Data pattern set to alternating ones and zeros. 

prio VLAN priority. Valid entries are 0 to 7 

false LBM VLAN drop enable set to false. 

true LBM VLAN drop enable set to true. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To perform a Maintenance End Point loopback: 





config:mep--> loopback mac 00:0B:90:03:A5:23 1 0 alternate 0 false 



Direction : 

State : 

CCM Generation : 

Up 

Enabled 

Enabled 



Version 2.0 

loopback 


TM 


MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 
















Transmit LBM Status : True 

Transmit LBM Result OK : True 














|---------- |------ |------- |----------------- |------ |------------ |------------ | 



add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 

multicast-mac 

no ma 



TM 


Version 2.0 

loopback 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 



TM 


Edit a Maintenance End Point (MEP) alarm priority. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MEP 

SYNTAX 

lowest-alarmprio {err-ccm | macstatus | nodefect | rdi | rem-ccm | xcon-ccm} 

err-ccm 

macstatus 

nodefect 

rdi 

rem-ccm 

xcon-ccm 

The error CCM and higher defects trigger an alarm. 

The error MAC status and higher defects trigger an alarm. 

No defects (no alarms). 

The error RDI and higher defects trigger an alarm. 

The error Remote CCM and higher defects trigger an alarm. 

The error XCON CCM and higher defects trigger an alarm. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To edit a Maintenance End Point alarm priority: 





config:mep--> lowest-alarmprio macstatus 







MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 





Current Fault State : 

Fault Activation Time : 

Fault Reset Time : 


Null 

2.5 secs 

10 secs 



TM 


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|---------- |------ |------- |----------------- |------ |------------ |------------ | 



add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 

multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

md-level 


TM 

md-level 

Edit the Maintenance Domain (MD) Level for the Default MD or a Default MD Entry. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure Default MD (System) Level 

Configure Default MD Entry 

SYNTAX 

md-level {mdlevel} 

mdlevel Set CFM Domain level for MD entry. Valid entries are 0 to 7. 

GUIDELINES 

Refer to Section 1.7 Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid Maintenance Domain, and 

Default MD identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To edit MD level for the System Level Default Maintenance Domain: 


config:cfm--> configure defmd-level 

config:defmdl--> md-level 1 

config:defmdl--> show defmdl 






|------------ 

|------------- 

|---------- 

|------------- 

|----------- 

| 




TM 


Version 2.0 

md-level 

To edit MD level for a Default Maintenance Domain Entry: 



config:defmdl--> defmd defmd-1 

config:defmd--> md-level 2 

config:defmd--> show defmdl 






|------------ 

|------------- 

|---------- 

|------------- 

|----------- 

| 

| defmd-1 | 1 | 2 | Defer | Defer | 


add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


no ma 

no md 

show ma 

show md 



Version 2.0 

mhf-creation 


TM 

mhf-creation 

Edit a Maintenance Intermediate Point Half Function (MHF) creation control for a Maintenance Domain (MD) or 

Maintenance Association (MA). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MA 

Configure MD 

Configure Default MD (System) Level 

SYNTAX 

mhf-creation {default | defer | explicit | none} 

default 

defer 

explicit 

none 

Set default MIP Creation Contol. 

Set defer MIP Creation Contol. This option is only available for 

MAs. 

Set explicit MIP Creation Contol. 

Set no MIP Creation Contol. 

GUIDELINES 


Maintenance Association and Default MD identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To edit MIP creation control for a Maintenance Domain: 



config:md--> mhf-creation none 

config:md--> show md md-1 




Level: 1 





TM 


Version 2.0 

mhf-creation 

To edit MIP creation control for the System Level Default Maintenance Domain: 



config:defmdl--> mhf-creation default 

config:defmdl--> show defmdl 






|------------ 

|------------- 

|---------- 

|------------- 

|----------- 

| 



add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


no ma 

no md 

show ma 

show md 



Version 2.0 

multicast-mac 


TM 

multicast-mac 

Set the system Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) Multicast MAC Address. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

multicast-mac multicast_mac 

multicast_mac 

Multicast MAC address. Example: 01:80:C2:00:00:00 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To enter the system Connectivity Fault Management ethertype: 


config:cfm--> multicast-mac 01:80:C2:00:00:00 




Multicast MAC Address: 01:80:C2:00:00:00 
















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multicast-mac 


add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 


almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 


cfm-portn-cbs 

cfm-portn-cir 

cfm-portn-ebs 

cfm-portn-eir 





generate-ccm 


no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

no ma 


TM 

no ma 

Delete a Maintenance Association (MA). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MD 

SYNTAX 

no ma maid 

maid 

Maintenance Association identifier. Format is ma-mdid-maid. 

Example: ma-1-1. 

GUIDELINES 

In order to delete an MA, all subordinate entities (MEPs) must first be deleted. Refer to Section 1.7 Entity 

Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid Maintenance Domain and Maintenance Association 

identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To delete a Maintenance Association: 



config:md--> no ma ma-1-3 

config:md--> show ma ma-1-3 

Error: Specified node not found 


add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no ma 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



Version 2.0 

no md 


TM 

no md 

Delete a Maintenance Domain (MD). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

no md mdid 

mdid 

Maintenance Domain identifier. Example: md-1. 

GUIDELINES 

In order to delete an MD, all subordinate entities (MAs and MEPs) must first be deleted. Refer to Section 1.7 

Entity Naming Conventions, on Page 1-7 for a list of valid Maintenance Domain identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To delete a Maintenance Domain: 


config:cfm--> no md md-2 

config:cfm--> show md md-2 

Error: Specified node not found by path 


add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no mep 

no mep 

Delete a Maintenance End Point (MEP). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MA 

SYNTAX 

no mep mepid 

mepid 



GUIDELINES 


Maintenance Association and Maintenance End Point identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To delete a Maintenance End Point: 




config:ma--> no mep mep-1-2-3 

config:ma--> show mep mep-1-2-3 

Error: Specified node not found 


add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep-id 



Version 2.0 

no mep 


TM 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no mep-id 

no mep-id 

Remove a Maintenance End Point (MEP) Identifier from a Maintenance Association. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MA 

SYNTAX 

no mep-id mepid 

mepid Maintenance End Point identifier. Format is mep-mepid. Example: 1. 

Multiple mepids may be separated by a comma. Example: 5,6,7. 

GUIDELINES 


identifiers, Maintenance Association identifiers and Maintenance End Point identifiers. 

EXAMPLES 

To remove a Maintenance End Point identifier: 




config:ma--> no mep-id 5,6,7 




Name: Testing 



MEP List: 3 




add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 



Version 2.0 

no mep-id 


TM 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 


multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



TM 


Version 2.0 

no vlan-entry 

no vlan-entry 

Delete a VLAN entry to the CFM VLAN Table. To add a VLAN entry, use the add vlan-entry command. 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure CFM 

SYNTAX 

no vlan-entry vidlist primvid 

vidlist CFM VLAN ID list. Valid entries are 1 to 8191. Multiple VLAN IDs 

may be separated by a comma. Example: 5,6,7. 

primvid Primary VLAN ID. Valid entries are 1 to 4095. 

GUIDELINES 

N/A 

EXAMPLES 

To add VLAN entries: 


config:cfm--> no vlan-entry 5,10 1 

config:cfm--> show vlan-table 



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2 3, 4 



no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 




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primary-vid 

Set the primary VID number for a Maintenance End Point (MEP). 

SECURITY 

Provisioning 

LEVEL 

Configure MEP 

SYNTAX 

primary-vid {mep_primaryvid} 

mep_primaryvid The VID number to use as the primary VID for this MEP. Valid 

entries are 0 to 4095. 0 means to use the MA’s primary VID. 

GUIDELINES 



EXAMPLES 

To perform a Maintenance End Point loopback: 





config:mep--> primary-vid 5 







MAC Address : 00:0b:90:00:44:24 





Current Fault State : 

Fault Activation Time : 

Fault Reset Time : 







Null 

2.5 secs 

10 secs 



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add ma 

add md 

add mep 

add mep-id 

almattr 

ccm-interval 

cfm-ethertype 

generate-ccm 

multicast-mac 

no ma 

no md 

no mep 

no mep-id 


show ma 

show md 


vlanprio 



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