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ZXA10 C220GPON Optical Access Convergence
EquipmentCommand Manual (Volume I)
Version 1.1.2
ZTE CORPORATIONZTE Plaza, Keji Road South,Hi-Tech Industrial Park,Nanshan District, Shenzhen,P. R. China518057Tel: (86) 755 26771900Fax: (86) 755 26770801URL: http://ensupport.zte.com.cnE-mail: [email protected]
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Revision History
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1.0 31/03/2009 First Edition
Serial Number: sjzl20093769
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Contents
Preface...............................................................i
Overview...........................................................1Access Modes................................................................. 1
HyperTerminal............................................................ 1
NetNumen ................................................................. 4
Telnet ....................................................................... 8
Login Modes .................................................................. 9
General Command Syntax ..............................................11
Basic System Management ..............................13banner incoming ...........................................................13
configure terminal .........................................................14
disable .........................................................................15
enable .........................................................................15
enable secret ................................................................15
end .............................................................................16
exit .............................................................................17
hostname.....................................................................17
multi-user configure.......................................................18
nvram boot-password ....................................................18
nvram boot-server.........................................................19
nvram boot-username....................................................20
nvram config-filename ...................................................20
nvram default-gateway ..................................................21
nvram imgfile-location....................................................22
nvram mng-ip-address ...................................................22
nvram inband-mac ........................................................23
nvram outband-mac ......................................................24
show nvram..................................................................24
reboot..........................................................................25
reload ..........................................................................25
route-map ....................................................................26
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time-range ...................................................................26
username.....................................................................27
version.........................................................................28
who.............................................................................28
show clock....................................................................29
show clock config ..........................................................29
show running-config ......................................................30
show system-group .......................................................31
show route-map............................................................32
show time-range ...........................................................32
show username.............................................................33
show users ...................................................................33
show version ................................................................34
Hardware Management ...................................35add-card ......................................................................35
add-rack ......................................................................36
add-shelf......................................................................36
del-card .......................................................................37
del-rack .......................................................................37
del-shelf.......................................................................38
reset-card ....................................................................38
show card.....................................................................39
swap............................................................................39
confirm-card .................................................................40
reset-at-suspend ...........................................................40
lock-card......................................................................41
unlock-card ..................................................................41
Fan Management.............................................43fan control....................................................................43
fan high-threshold .........................................................43
fan speed .....................................................................44
show fan ......................................................................44
Version Management.......................................47activate version.............................................................47
download version ..........................................................48
erase version ................................................................48
main-backup version......................................................48
quit .............................................................................49
show compound-version .................................................49
show update-status .......................................................50
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show version-running.....................................................51
show version-saved .......................................................52
show sync-status...........................................................53
update-boot..................................................................53
update-version..............................................................54
patch load ....................................................................55
patch unload.................................................................55
show patchstate ............................................................56
update-cpld ..................................................................56
File System Management.................................59cd ...............................................................................59
copy (FTP Client)...........................................................60
delete ..........................................................................61
dir ...............................................................................61
display .........................................................................62
format flash..................................................................63
mkdir...........................................................................63
pwd.............................................................................64
rename ........................................................................64
rmdir ...........................................................................65
write............................................................................65
write flash ....................................................................66
write nvram..................................................................66
User Management ...........................................67line console absolute-timeout..........................................67
line console idle-timeout.................................................68
line telnet absolute-timeout ............................................68
line telnet access-class...................................................69
line telnet idle-timeout ...................................................70
login ............................................................................70
logout ..........................................................................71
login-authentication-type................................................71
login-authorization-type .................................................71
quit .............................................................................72
rlogin...........................................................................72
script ...........................................................................73
show history .................................................................73
show monitor................................................................74
show msan ...................................................................74
show terminal ...............................................................75
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telnet...........................................................................75
telnet mng....................................................................76
telnet onu ....................................................................76
Clock Management ..........................................77clock............................................................................77
clock timezone ..............................................................77
clock set.......................................................................78
source .........................................................................78
external-input ...............................................................79
external-output .............................................................80
show clock config ..........................................................81
show source active ........................................................81
SNMP Management..........................................83show snmp...................................................................83
show snmp config..........................................................84
show snmp engine-id .....................................................84
show snmp group ..........................................................85
show snmp user ............................................................85
snmp-server access-list ..................................................86
snmp-server community.................................................86
snmp-server contact ......................................................87
snmp-server context......................................................87
snmp-server enable .......................................................88
snmp-server engine-id ...................................................88
snmp-server group ........................................................89
snmp-server host ..........................................................90
snmp-server location .....................................................91
snmp-server packetsize..................................................91
snmp-server trap-source ................................................92
snmp-server user ..........................................................92
snmp-server view..........................................................93
RMON Management .........................................95rmon alarm ..................................................................95
rmon collection history ...................................................96
rmon collection statistics ................................................97
rmon event...................................................................98
show rmon ...................................................................99
FTP/TFTP Server ...........................................101copy .......................................................................... 101
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copy .......................................................................... 102
ip ftp password ........................................................... 102
ip ftp username........................................................... 103
System Log and Statistics Management ........105clear logging alarm ...................................................... 105
clear logging command ................................................ 106
clear logging snmp ...................................................... 106
clear processor............................................................ 106
logging buffer ............................................................. 107
logging console ........................................................... 107
logging filesavetime ..................................................... 108
logging ftp.................................................................. 109
logging level ............................................................... 110
logging mode.............................................................. 110
logging snmplog-save .................................................. 111
logging on .................................................................. 112
show snmplogfile......................................................... 112
show cmdlogfile .......................................................... 113
show logging alarm...................................................... 114
show logging configure................................................. 115
show processor ........................................................... 115
syslog ........................................................................ 116
syslog-server host ....................................................... 117
syslog exclude-snmp.................................................... 118
unm on ...................................................................... 119
unm server................................................................. 119
write alarmlog............................................................. 120
write cmdlog............................................................... 120
write logging............................................................... 120
write snmplog ............................................................. 121
Alarm Management .......................................123alarm {enable | disable} .............................................. 123
alarm confirm ............................................................. 124
alarm trap-confirm ...................................................... 124
alarm trap-control ....................................................... 125
alarm level-change ...................................................... 125
show alarm................................................................. 126
show alarm config ....................................................... 126
show alarm pool.......................................................... 126
show alarm counter ..................................................... 127
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show alarm-level ......................................................... 128
clear alarm pool .......................................................... 128
clear alarm counter...................................................... 129
Debugging.....................................................131debug all .................................................................... 132
debug alarm ............................................................... 133
debug arp................................................................... 133
debug dhcp-option82 ................................................... 133
debug group-management............................................ 134
debug igmp ................................................................ 135
debug ip..................................................................... 136
debug ip bgp all .......................................................... 136
debug ip bgp dampening .............................................. 137
debug ip bgp events .................................................... 137
debug ip bgp in ........................................................... 137
debug ip bgp keepalives ............................................... 138
debug ip bgp out ......................................................... 138
debug ip bgp updates................................................... 139
debug ip destination .................................................... 139
debug ip dhcp ............................................................. 140
debug ip icmp ............................................................. 140
debug ip icmp detail .................................................... 140
debug ip igmp............................................................. 141
debug ip igmp-snooping ............................................... 141
debug ip interface........................................................ 141
debug ip multicast ....................................................... 142
debug ip msdp ............................................................ 143
debug ip ospf adj......................................................... 143
debug ip ospf all.......................................................... 144
debug ip ospf cspf ....................................................... 144
debug ip ospf database-timer........................................ 145
debug ip ospf events.................................................... 145
debug ip ospf flood ...................................................... 145
debug ip ospf lsa-generation ......................................... 146
debug ip ospf nsf......................................................... 146
debug ip ospf packet.................................................... 146
debug ip ospf retransmission......................................... 147
debug ip ospf spf......................................................... 147
debug ip ospf tree ....................................................... 148
debug ip pim-snooping................................................. 148
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debug ip pimsm .......................................................... 149
debug ip pimdm .......................................................... 150
debug ip protocol ........................................................ 150
debug ip rip ................................................................ 151
debug ip rip all ............................................................ 151
debug ip rip database .................................................. 152
debug ip rip trigger...................................................... 152
debug ip source........................................................... 152
debug ip tcp all ........................................................... 153
debug ip tcp driver ...................................................... 153
debug ip tcp driver-pak ................................................ 154
debug ip tcp packet ..................................................... 154
debug ip tcp transactions.............................................. 155
debug ip udp .............................................................. 155
debug iptv all.............................................................. 156
debug isis adj-packets.................................................. 157
debug isis all............................................................... 157
debug isis nsf-event..................................................... 158
debug isis snp-packets ................................................. 158
debug isis spf-events ................................................... 158
debug isis update-packets ............................................ 159
debug lacp all ............................................................. 159
debug lacp fsm ........................................................... 159
debug lacp packet ....................................................... 160
debug mpnat .............................................................. 161
debug mstp agreement ................................................ 161
debug mstp all ............................................................ 162
debug mstp bpdu-rx .................................................... 162
debug mstp bpdu-tx .................................................... 163
debug mstp errors ....................................................... 163
debug mstp flush......................................................... 163
debug mstp info .......................................................... 164
debug mstp migration .................................................. 165
debug mstp proposals .................................................. 165
debug mstp roles......................................................... 166
debug mstp state ........................................................ 166
debug mstp tc............................................................. 167
debug nas .................................................................. 167
debug port-location ..................................................... 168
debug pppoe-plus........................................................ 168
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debug radius accounting............................................... 169
debug radius all........................................................... 170
debug radius authentication .......................................... 170
debug radius exception ................................................ 171
debug radius user........................................................ 171
debug syscomm .......................................................... 172
debug sysctrl .............................................................. 173
debug version-mng...................................................... 173
debug vlan ................................................................. 174
debug vrrp ................................................................. 175
show debugging .......................................................... 176
terminal monitor ......................................................... 176
MAC Configuration.........................................177mac add..................................................................... 177
mac aging-time........................................................... 178
mac delete ................................................................. 178
mac monitor-period ..................................................... 179
mac usage-threshold ................................................... 180
show mac................................................................... 180
show mac aging-time................................................... 181
show mac monitor-info................................................. 182
show mac running ....................................................... 182
show mac system........................................................ 183
Port Location.................................................185Port Location Configuration ........................................... 185
port-location access-loop-encapsulation...................... 185
port-location access-node-identifier ........................... 186
port-location flexible-syntax...................................... 186
port-location flexible-syntax add delimiter................... 186
port-location flexible-syntax add variable.................... 187
port-location hostname ............................................ 188
port-location rackno frameno .................................... 188
port-location format................................................. 189
port-location sub-option remote-id............................. 189
port-location sub-option remote-id name .................... 190
show port-location flexible-syntax.............................. 190
show port-location global.......................................... 190
show port-location port ............................................ 191
DHCP Option 82 Configuration....................................... 191
dhcp-option82......................................................... 191
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dhcp option82 vport................................................. 192
dhcp-option82 trust ................................................. 192
show dhcp-option82 global ....................................... 193
show dhcp-option82 port .......................................... 193
PPPoE+ Configuration .................................................. 194
pppoe-plus ............................................................. 194
pppoe-plus vport ..................................................... 195
pppoe-plus trust...................................................... 195
show pppoe-plus global ............................................ 196
show pppoe-plus port............................................... 196
Figures ..........................................................197
Tables ...........................................................199
Index ............................................................201
List of Glossary..............................................205
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Preface
Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support theoperation of the ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2).
IntendedAudience
This document is intended for engineers, technicians and sub-scribers who perform operation activities on the ZXA10 C220.
Prerequisite Skilland Knowledge
To use this manual effectively, subscribers should have a generalunderstanding of network technology. Familiarity with the follow-ing is helpful:
Networking basics
Access Network (AN) technologies
GPON technology
ZXA10 C220 system and its various components
What Is in ThisManual
This manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMMARY
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, Overview Describes the device accessmodes, login modes, and generalcommand syntax.
Chapter 2, Basic SystemManagement
Describes the commands relatedto basic system management.
Chapter 3, Hardware Management Describes the commands relatedto hardware management.
Chapter 4, Fan Management Describes the commands relatedto fan management.
Chapter 5, Version Management Describes the commands relatedto version management.
Chapter 6, File SystemManagement
Describes the commands relatedto file system management.
Chapter 7, User Management Describes the commands relatedto user management.
Chapter 8, Clock Management Describes the commands relatedto clock management.
Chapter 9, SNMP Management Describes the commands relatedto SNMP management.
Chapter 10, RMON Management Describes the commands relatedto RMON management.
Chapter 11, FTP/TFTP Server Describes the commands relatedto FTP/TFTP server.
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 12, System Log andStatistics Management
Describes the commands relatedto system log and statisticsmanagement.
Chapter 13, Alarm Management Describes the commands relatedto alarm management.
Chapter 14, Debugging Describes the commands relatedto debugging.
Chapter 15, MAC Configuration Describes the commands relatedto MAC configuration.
Chapter 16, Port Location Describes the commands relatedto port location.
RelatedDocumentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Documentation Guide
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Technical Manual
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Hardware Manual
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Hardware Installation Manual
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Command Manual (Volume II)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Command Manual (Volume III)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Command Manual (Volume IV)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Operation Manual (CLI)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Operation Manual (NetNumen)
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access ConvergenceEquipment Maintenance Manual
Conventions ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.
TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
Typeface Meaning
Italics References to other Manuals and documents.
"Quotes" Links on screens.
Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields,radio button names, check boxes, drop-down lists,dialog box names, window names.
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Typeface Meaning
CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens andcompany name.
Constantwidth
Text that you type, program code, files and directorynames, and function names.
[ ] Optional parameters
{ } Mandatory parameters
I Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it.
Note:
Note: Provides additional information about a certaintopic.
Check-point:
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs tobe checked before proceeding further.
Tip:
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make thingseasier or more productive for the reader.
Mouse Operation Conventions are as follows:
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Typeface Meaning
Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually theleft mouse button) once.
Double-click
Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usuallythe right mouse button) once.
Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button andmoving the mouse.
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Overview
Table of ContentsAccess Modes..................................................................... 1Login Modes ...................................................................... 9General Command Syntax ..................................................11
Access ModesThis topic includes the following:
HyperTerminal
NetNumen
Telnet
HyperTerminal
Short Description Perform this procedure to configure HyperTerminal.
Prerequisites Make sure that HyperTerminal is installed in computer and workingnormally. ZXA10 C220should be able to ping the computer.
Context To configure HyperTerminal, perform the following steps:
Steps 1. Port Connection Setup: Use a serial cable to connect Com-puter Serial Port with Control and Switching Card (GCSA)console port as shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 CONSOLE PORT SETUP
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2. HyperTerminal Setup:
i. In Windows, click start > Programs > Accessories >Communications > HyperTerminal. Connection inter-face appears as shown in Figure 2.
FIGURE 2 HYPERTERMINAL CONNECTION INTERFACE
ii. In Connection Description interface, input connectionname as shown in Figure 2.
iii. Click OK to enter Connect To interface as shown in Figure3
FIGURE 3 CONNECT TO INTERFACE
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iv. In Connect To interface, select COM1 from the Connectusing drop-down list.
v. Click OK to enter COM1 Properties interface as shown inFigure 4.
FIGURE 4 COM1 PROPERTIES INTERFACE
vi. Click Restore Defaults to change the port configurationto default value as shown in Figure 4.
vii. Click OK to finish the configuration and a HyperTerminalapplication interface appears as shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 HYPERTERMINAL APPLICATION INTERFACE
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viii.Input username and password. By default, usernameand password is zte. The final interface appears as shownin Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 HYPERTERMINAL INTERFACE
If login fails, click Disconnect and then click Call . Iflogin still fails, check parameter configuration or physicalconnections. Do not login until configuration is correct.
END OF STEPS
Result HyperTerminal is configured successfully.
NetNumen
Short Description Perform this procedure to access NE via NetNumen N31 (for man-agement).
Prerequisites Make sure that NetNumen N31 NMS and SQL Server 2000 data-base are installed on the computer and working normally.
Context To access NE via NetNumen N31 System, perform the followingsteps:
Steps 1. Select Start > Programs > NetNumen N31 > NetNumenN31 Server to start UMS Server as shown in Figure 7.
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FIGURE 7 STARTING NETNUMEN N31 SERVER
The interface appears as shown in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 UMS SERVER INTERFACE
The final interface appears as shown in Figure 9.
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FIGURE 9 FINAL UMS SERVER INTERFACE
2. Start the client as: Start > NetNumen N31 > NetNumenN31 Client as shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 10 STARTING NETNUMEN N31 CLIENT
The interface appears as shown in Figure 11.
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FIGURE 11 UMS CLIENT INTERFACE
The final interface appears as shown in .
FIGURE 12 NETNUMEN N31 CLIENT LOGIN INTERFACE
3. In the client login interface, input User Name and click OK toenter the main interface as shown in Figure 13.
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FIGURE 13 NETNUMEN N31 MAIN INTERFACE
The above interface shows management pane on the left andNE pane on the right side. Right-click NE to access NE foroperation.
END OF STEPS
Result NE access (after NetNumen N31 system startup) is complete.
Telnet
The user can login to the system through Telnet from NMS or anycomputer from where the user can ping system in-band or out-of-band IP address.
In Windows Operating System, select start > Run, and type telnetX.X.X.X (where X.X.X.X is the in-band or out-of-band IP addressof ZXA10 C220) as shown in Figure 14.
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FIGURE 14 RUN INTERFACE
After the connection is successful, enter username and pass-word as zte. The system information is displayed in the CLI for-mat, as shown in Figure 15 .
FIGURE 15 TELNET WINDOW INTERFACE
After the login, the user can perform relevant configurations andoperations on the system.
Login ModesThe following table lists the login modes.
Mode DOS Prompt Entry Mode(From)
Entry Command
User mode ZXAN> - Enter user modedirectly after loginthe system
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Mode DOS Prompt Entry Mode(From)
Entry Command
Privilegemode
ZXAN# User mode enable
Globalconfigurationmode
ZXAN(con-fig)#
Privilege mode configure terminal
Clockconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-clock)#
Globalconfigurationmode
clock
Interfaceconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-if)#
Globalconfigurationmode
interface
Routerconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-router)#
Globalconfigurationmode
router
Routeraddressmode
ZXAN(config-router-af)#
Routerconfigurationmode
address-family
Router mapmode
ZXAN(config-route-map)
Globalconfigurationmode
route-map
StandardACLconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-std-acl)#
Globalconfigurationmode
acl standard
ExtendedACLconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-ext-acl)#
Globalconfigurationmode
acl extended
Hybrid ACLconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-hybd-acl)#
Globalconfigurationmode
acl hybrid
Linklayer ACLconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-link-acl)#
Globalconfigurationmode
acl link
VLANdatabaseconfigurationmode
ZXAN(vlan)# Privilege mode vlan database
VLANconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-vlan)#
Globalconfigurationmode
vlan
MSTPconfigurationmode
ZXAN (config-mstp)#
Globalconfigurationmode
spanning-tree mstconfiguration
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Mode DOS Prompt Entry Mode(From)
Entry Command
CESconfigurationmode
ZXAN(config-ces)#
Globalconfigurationmode
ces
AAA-tacacsserver groupmode
ZXAN(config-sg)#
Global configura-tion mode
aaa group-servertacacs+
General Command SyntaxAll commands issued under ZXA10 C220 follow a general com-mand syntax. The general command syntax is as follows:
command parameter
where,
command is main command. A command is a mandatory part ofcommand syntax.
parameter (mandatory or optional) can be sub-command (key-word), value or a combination of both. When used as a value, pa-rameters are shown in italics. When used as a sub-command (key-word), parameters are shown in bold-face. There may be none,single or multiple parameters after command. Commands usu-ally require a value (such as a VLAN identifier), therefore, choosean appropriate value wherever needed. Parameters are executedas a part of a main command.
The following symbols are used in command syntax.
{ }: Braces enclose a mandatory parameter. Any parameter(s)contained within braces must be provided after the previousparameter in a command.
[]: Square brackets enclose an optional parameter. Any pa-rameter(s) contained within square brackets may or may notbe provided after the previous parameter in a command.
n1 | n2 |.. nn: Where n is a parameter included withinbraces or square brackets and is separated by vertical bars |.The symbol implies an exclusive-OR logic operation on n1 uptonn. Choose a single n only (from n1 upto nn).
Example The following examples clarify the general command syntax anduse of symbols.
port-location access-node-identify {hostname | inband-mac}
igmp mvlan mvlan-id group static-port if-name [ pvc port-number | vport port-number]
Note:
Use tab key to auto-complete a command. Recall a commandissued earlier by using up-arrow key.
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Table of Contentsbanner incoming ...............................................................13configure terminal .............................................................14disable.............................................................................15enable .............................................................................15enable secret ....................................................................15end .................................................................................16exit .................................................................................17hostname.........................................................................17multi-user configure ..........................................................18nvram boot-password ........................................................18nvram boot-server.............................................................19nvram boot-username........................................................20nvram config-filename .......................................................20nvram default-gateway ......................................................21nvram imgfile-location........................................................22nvram mng-ip-address .......................................................22nvram inband-mac ............................................................23nvram outband-mac ..........................................................24show nvram......................................................................24reboot..............................................................................25reload ..............................................................................25route-map ........................................................................26time-range .......................................................................26username.........................................................................27version ............................................................................28who.................................................................................28show clock........................................................................29show clock config ..............................................................29show running-config ..........................................................30show system-group ...........................................................31show route-map................................................................32show time-range ...............................................................32show username.................................................................33show users .......................................................................33show version ....................................................................34
banner incomingSyntax banner incoming end-char TEXT end-char
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Purpose To configure incoming terminal line banner
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
end-char End character 1 character
TEXT Greeting, ending withan end character
1 255 characters,including spaces andcarriage returns
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure incoming terminalline banner to welcome:ZXAN(config)#banner incoming #Enter TEXT message. End with the character #.welcome#
RelatedCommands
None
RelatedInformation
Step 1: Set an end character, which is one character, such as #:
banner incoming #
Press the Enter key. Then the system displays the following infor-mation:
Enter TEXT message. End with the character #
Step 2: Type the greeting text. It can include special characterssuch as spaces and carriage return (except question mark ?), andends with #
Note:
The system considers question mark ? as a help sign. Therefore,all the text parameters or passwords cannot include question mark?.
configure terminalSyntax configure terminal
Purpose To enter global configuration mode (from privileged mode)
Usage Guidelines None
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to enter global configurationmode:ZXAN#configure terminalEnter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.ZXAN(config)#
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RelatedCommands
end
disableSyntax disable
Purpose To return from the privileged mode to the user mode
Usage Guidelines None
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to return from the privilegedmode to the user mode:ZXAN#disableZXAN>
RelatedCommands
enable
exit
enableSyntax enable
Purpose To enter privileged mode from the user mode
Usage Guidelines None
Mode ZXAN>
Example The following example displays how to enter privileged mode fromthe user mode:ZXAN>enablePassword:ZXAN#
RelatedCommands
disable
RelatedInformation
Privileged user password is required.
Note:
By default, password is ZXAN and is case sensitive. When the pass-word is typed, it is not displayed on the interface.
enable secretSyntax enable secret {0 password | 5 password | password}
Purpose To configure the password for privileged mode
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Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
0 password Privileged password Range: 3 16characters
5 password Encrypted privilegedpassword
Range: 24 characters
password Default privilegedpassword
Range: 3 16characters
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure the password forprivileged mode to ZXAN:ZXAN(config)#enable secretZXAN
RelatedCommands
enable
RelatedInformation
Running configuration output displays encrypted enable passwordwhile the password used to enter the privileged mode is unen-crypted.
Note:
The enable secret 0 password and enable secret password com-mands are used to specify an unencrypted password. To spec-ify encrypted password, use the enable secret 5 password com-mand. The configured password is not encrypted unless the pass-word length is 24 characters.
endSyntax end
Purpose To return to the privileged mode
Usage Guidelines None
Mode The command is available for all modes except the user and priv-ileged modes.
Example The following example displays how to return to the privilegedmode:ZXAN(config)#endZXAN#
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RelatedCommands
None
exitSyntax exit
Purpose To end current session or return to previous mode
Usage Guidelines None
Mode All modes
Example The following example displays how to return to previous mode:ZXAN(config)#exitZXAN#
RelatedCommands
configure
terminal
login
logout
RelatedInformation
When this command is executed under the user mode or privilegedmode, it ends current session; while in other modes, it returns toprevious mode.
hostnameSyntax hostname network-name
no hostname
Purpose To configure the network name of the system
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
network-name Network name Range: 1 64characters
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure the network nameof the system to test:ZXAN(config)#hostname test
RelatedCommands
None
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RelatedInformation
This command takes effect immediately after it is executed.
multi-user configureSyntax multi-user configure
no multi-user configure
Purpose To configure multiple users to access the configuration mode
Usage Guidelines None
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to permit multiple users anda single user to access the configuration mode.
To permit multiple users to access the configuration mode whenno user is in the configuration mode:ZXAN#configure terminalZXAN(config)#multi-user configure%Warning: allow others configure, must avoid conflict.ZXAN(config)#
If multiple users try to enter global configuration mode, thesystem prompts with an error message:ZXAN#configure terminal%Simultaneous configs not allowed. Locked from 168.1.168.168ZXAN#
This command cannot be disabled if a user is already in con-figuration mode:ZXAN(config)#no multi-user conf%Someone has entered the configure mode, cannot set single-userconfigure!ZXAN(config)#
RelatedCommands
configure terminal
RelatedInformation
By default, only one user can access the global configuration mode.Only aftermulti-user configure is executed, other users can ac-cess the global configuration mode. Before executing no multi-user configure, make sure that all the other users have exited theconfiguration mode.
Note:
When executing multi-user configure command, avoid conflictbetween different users.
nvram boot-passwordSyntax nvram boot-password password
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Purpose To start FTP download setting for mapping file and specifying thepassword of the FTP server for download
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
password FTP password Range: 3 16characters
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to start FTP download settingfor the mapping file and specifying the password of the FTP serverfor download to pass:ZXAN(config)#nvram boot-password pass
RelatedCommands
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
nvram config-filename
nvram default-gateway
nvram imgfile-location
nvram mng-ip-address
RelatedInformation
The password can include numbers, letters, and special charac-ters.
This command can be used with nvram boot-server, nvramboot-username, nvram imgfile-location and nvram default-gateway commands.
nvram boot-serverSyntax nvram boot-server ip-address
Purpose To enable the FTP download settings for mapping files and speci-fying the IP address of the FTP server for download
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
ip-address IP address A.B.C.D
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to enable the FTP downloadsettings for mapping files and specifying the IP address of the FTPserver for download to 168.1.1.1:ZXAN(config)#nvram bootserver 168.1.1.1
RelatedCommands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-username
nvram config-filename
nvram default-gateway
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nvram imgfile-location
nvram mng-ip-address
RelatedInformation
This command is used with the nvram boot-password,nvramboot-username,nvram imgfile-location and nvram default-gateway commands.
nvram boot-usernameSyntax nvram boot-username username
Purpose To enable the FTP download setting for mapping files and to specifythe user name of the FTP server for download
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
username FTP user name Range: 1 16characters
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to enable the FTP downloadsetting for mapping files and specify the user name of the FTPserver for download to test:ZXAN(config)#nvram boot-username test
RelatedCommands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram config-filename
nvram default-gateway
nvram imgfile-location
nvram mng-ip-address
RelatedInformation
The password can include letters, numbers, and underscore. Let-ters are case insensitive.
The command is used with nvram boot-password, nvram boot-server, nvram imgfile-location and nvram default-gatewaycommands.
nvram config-filenameSyntax nvram config-filename file-name
Purpose To specify name for startup configuration file
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
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Parameter Description Value
file-name Startup configurationfile name
Range: 0 40characters
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to specify name for startupconfiguration file to start:ZXAN(config)#nvram config-filename start
RelatedCommands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
nvram default-gateway
nvram imgfile-location
nvram mng-ip-address
nvram default-gatewaySyntax nvram default-gateway ip-address
Purpose To configure IP address of default gateway
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Description Description Value
ip-address IP address of defaultgateway
A.B.C.D
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure the IP address ofthe default gateway to 168.1.1.1:ZXAN(config)#nvram default-gateway 168.1.1.1
RelatedCommands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
nvram config-filename
nvram imgfile-location
nvram mng-ip-address
RelatedInformation
This command is used with the nvram boot-password, nvramboot-server, nvram imgfile-location, and nvram boot-username commands.
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nvram imgfile-locationSyntax nvram imgfile-location {local | network filename}
Purpose To configure image file boot-up location
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
local The image file islocated locally
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network The image file islocated on thenetwork
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filename File name Range: 1 80characters
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure image file boot-uplocation:
1. To set local boot-up:ZXAN(config)#nvram imgfile-location local
2. To set network boot-up:ZXAN(config)#nvram imgfile-location network sys.img
RelatedCommands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
nvram config-filename
nvram default-gateway
nvram mng-ip-address
RelatedInformation
Filename can include letters, numbers, and special characters.
When network boot-up is set, filename can contain the path inthe specified FTP directory. For example, if the FTP directory issysm, and the current path is sysm/nets, filename can contain thesub-path under this path.
This command is used with nvram boot-password, nvram boot-server, nvram boot-username and nvram default-gatewaycommands.
nvram mng-ip-addressSyntax nvram mng-ip-address ip-address net-mask
Purpose To configure the IP address of the device MNG (management) in-terface
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
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Parameter Description Value
ip-address IP address of MNGinterface
A.B.C.D
net-mask Subnet mask A.B.C.D
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure the IP addressof router MNG (management) interface to 168.1.1.1 and subnetmask to 255.255.0.0:ZXAN(config)#nvram mng-ip-address 168.1.1.1 255.255.0.0
RelatedCommands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
nvram config-filename
nvram default-gateway
nvram imgfile-location
RelatedInformation
The configured interface IP address should be in different networksegment from the local address.
nvram inband-macSyntax nvram inband-mac mac-address
Purpose To configure the in-band MAC address of the device
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
mac-address MAC address 00d0.d0xx.xxxx (xis a hexadecimalnumber)
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure the in-band MACaddress to 00d0.d064.0000:ZXAN(config)#nvram inband-mac 00d0.d064.0000
RelatedCommands
show nvram
nvram outband-mac
RelatedInformation
mac address requirements are:
Format: 00d0.d0xx.xxxx (x is a hexadecimal number)
The in-band MAC address should be different from the out-of-band address.
After the command is executed:
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If the MAC address is successfully configured, the system doesnot display any information.
If the MAC address fails to be configured, the system displaysthe following information:Invalid MAC address
nvram outband-macSyntax nvram outband-mac mac address
Purpose To configure the out-of-band MAC address of the device.
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
mac address MAC address 00d0.d0xx.xxxx (xis a hexadecimalnumber)
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure the out-of-bandMAC address to 00d0.d000.1111:ZXAN(config)#nvram outband-mac 00d0.d000.1111
RelatedCommands
show nvram
nvram inband-mac
RelatedInformation
mac address requirements are as follows:
Format: 00d0.d0xx.xxxx (x is a hexadecimal number)
The out-of-band MAC address should be different from the out-of-band address.
After the command is executed:
If the MAC address is successfully configured, the system doesnot display any information.
If the MAC address fails to be configured, the system displaysthe following information:Invalid MAC address
show nvramSyntax show nvram {running | saved}
Purpose To display the NVRAM configuration
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
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Parameter Description Value
running Running information -
saved Saved information -
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example shows how to display the NVRAM runningconfiguration:ZXAN(config)#show nvram runningNvram configuration information:mng-ip-address : 10.63.196.234mask : 255.255.255.0server-ip-address : 10.63.196.236Gateway-ip-address : 10.63.196.254boot-username : c220boot-password : c220ZXR10_SerialNo : 2354CfgFileName : startrun.datOutband-mac-address : 002d.0064.302dInband-mac-address : 0031.0064.3024
RelatedCommands
None
rebootSyntax reboot [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno]
Purpose To reboot the system
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Value: 0
Default: 0
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to reboot the system:ZXAN#rebootPlease check whether data has savedthe unsaved data may lose if reboot active boardare you sure to reboot active board? [yes/no]:yZXAN#
RelatedCommands
None
reloadSyntax reload
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Purpose To reload the system
Usage Guidelines None
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to reload the system:ZXAN#reloadProceed with reload? [yes/no]:y
RelatedCommands
None
route-mapSyntax route-map name [deny | permit] [sequence]
no route-map name [sequence]
Purpose To access the route mapping configuration mode or configure theroute mapping of the system
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
name Route mapping name Range: 1 16characters
deny | permit Deny/Permit -
sequence Sequence to insertinto/delete from routemap
Range: 0 65535
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to access the route mappingmode:ZXAN(config)#route-map test permit 2ZXAN(config-route-map)#
RelatedCommands
show route-map
time-rangeSyntax time-range range-name from starting-time starting-date [to
ending-time ending-date]
time-range range-name starting-time to ending-time {daily |working-day | off-day | sunday | monday | tuesday | wednesday | thursday | friday | saturday}
no time-range range-name
Purpose To configure the time range
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
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Parameter Description Value
range-name Time range name Range: 1 16characters
starting-time Start time Format: hh:mm:ss
starting-date Start date Format: mm-dd-yyyy
Year range: 2001 2099
ending-time End time Format: hh:mm:ss
ending-date End date Format: mm-dd-yyyy
Year range: 2001 2099
daily | working-day| off-day | sunday |monday | tuesday| wednesday |thursday | friday| saturday
Time limit conditions -
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure the time rangetest1, specifying the time range from 00:00:00, Jan 1, 2008 to23:59:59, Dec 31, 2009:ZXAN(config)#time-range test1 from 00:00:00 01-01-2008 to 23:59:5912-31-2009
The following example displays how to configure the time rangetest2, specifying the time range from 00:00:00 to 06:00:00 everySaturday:ZXAN(config)#time-range test2 00:00:00 to 02:00:00 saturday
RelatedCommands
show time-range
RelatedInformation
This command can be used to specify a continuous time range ora time range that meet certain conditions.
The no time-range command is used to delete the configuration.
usernameSyntax username username password password [privilege privilege]
no username username
Purpose To configure the login user name and password
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
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Parameter Description Value
username User name Range: 1 16characters, excludingspaces
password password Password Range: 3 16characters, excludingspaces
privilege privilege Privilege level Range: 0 15
Default: 1
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to configure the login username to abc and password to pass:ZXAN(config)#username abc password pass
RelatedCommands
show username
RelatedInformation
The user name can include numbers and lower case letters
The password can include numbers, letters, and special charac-ters.
The no username command is used to cancel the configuration.
versionSyntax version
Purpose To access the version management mode
Usage Guidelines None
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to access the version man-agement mode:ZXAN#versionZXAN(version)#
RelatedCommands
exit
whoSyntax who
Purpose To display the users currently logged on the system
Usage Guidelines None
Mode ZXAN#
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Example The following example displays the users currently logged on thesystem:ZXAN#whoLine User Host(s) Idle Location* 66 vty 0 zte idle 00:00:00 168.1.200.5767 vty 1 abc idle 00:00:00 168.1.200.58
The output parameters are as follows:
Parameter Description Value
Line Number of virtualterminal that the userlogs in to
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User Login user name -
Host Host name -
Idle Idle time -
Location Client address -
RelatedCommands
None
show clockSyntax show clock
Purpose To display the system clock
Usage Guidelines None
Mode All modes
Example The following example displays how to display the system clock:ZXAN#show clock13:39:24 Tue Jul 22 2008 UTC
RelatedCommands
clock set
RelatedInformation
If the time zone is configured, this command displays the localtime of the time zone.
show clock configSyntax show clock config [master | slave]
Purpose To display the clock configuration
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
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Parameter Description Value
master Primary clockconfiguration
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slave Secondary clockconfiguration
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Mode All modes
Example The following example displays the clock configuration:ZXAN#show clock configShelf/card/slot Type Priority CfgSSM Mode Species
...........................................................0/7/0 holdover 252 - - Source
RelatedCommands
clock set
show running-configSyntax show running-config [big-packet | interface interface-name |
msan module-name]
show running-config [{begin | exclude | include} line]
Purpose To show the system configuration or specified interface configura-tion
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
big-packet Big packet -
interface interface-name
Interface name loopback1 loopback64
null1
smartgroup1 smartgroup8
supervlan1supervlan255
tunnel1 tunnel64
vlan1 vlan4094
msan module-name MSAN module name ces, dhcp-option82,epon, gpon,igmp, iptv, mac,port-location,pppoe-plus, vlan
begin To display theconfiguration thatbegins with the line(s)containing specifiedcharacter or characterstring
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Parameter Description Value
exclude To display theconfiguration thatexcludes the line(s)containing specifiedcharacter or characterstring
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include To display theline(s) that containspecified character orcharacter string in theconfiguration
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line Specified character orcharacter string
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Mode All modes except exec mode
Example The following example displays how to display the system SNMPconfiguration:ZXAN#show running-config | include snmpsnmp-server location No.889 BiBo Rd. PuDong District, ShangHai, Chinasnmp-server contact +86-021-68895000snmp-server packetSize 3000snmp-server engine-id 830900020300010289d64401snmp-server community public view allview rwsnmp-server view allview internet includedsnmp-server view DefaultView system includedsnmp-server host 10.62.31.123 trap version 2c pulic enable NOTIFICATIONSserver-index 1 udp-port 162snmp-server enable trap SNMPsnmp-server enable trap VPNsnmp-server enable trap BGPsnmp-server enable trap OSPFsnmp-server enable trap RMONsnmp-server enable trap STALARMlogging snmplog-save disableZXAN#
RelatedCommands
None
RelatedInformation
The system configuration is displayed in the command format.
show system-groupSyntax show system-group
Purpose To display the system information
Usage Guidelines None
Mode All modes
Example The following example displays the system information:ZXAN#show system-groupSystem Description: ZXR10 ROS Version V4.8.01ZXPON C220 Software, Version V1.1.1Copyright (c) 2000-2008 by ZTE CorporationCompiled Jun 29 2008, 23:12:37
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System ObjectId: .iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.zte.1015.3.1.220.1.0
Started before: 15553 SecondsContact with: +86-021-68895000System name: ZXANLocation: No.889 BiBo Rd. PuDong District, ShangHai, ChinaThis system primarily offers a set of 78 services
RelatedCommands
None
show route-mapSyntax show route-map [name]
Purpose To show the route mapping
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
name Route address name Range: 1 16characters
Mode All modes except the user mode
Example The following example displays how to display the configured routemapping:ZXAN#show route-maproute-map tag permit 10route-map test permit 2ZXAN#ZXAN#show route-map testroute-map test permit 2ZXAN#
RelatedCommands
route-map
show time-rangeSyntax show time-range [range-name]
Purpose To display the system time range
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
range-name Time range name Range: 1 16characters
Mode All modes
Example The following example displays the system time range:ZXAN#show time-rangeCurrent time is 07:04:44 01-01-2001 MondayTime-range: test1from 00:00:00 01-01-2008 to 23:59:59 12-31-2009
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Time-range: test200:00:00 to 02:00:00 SaturdayZXAN#
RelatedCommands
time-range
show usernameSyntax show username
Purpose To display the list of authorized user(s) and password(s)
Usage Guidelines None
Mode All modes except the user mode
Example The following example displays the list of authorized user(s) andpassword(s):ZXAN#show usernameUsername Password Privilegezte ****** 15
RelatedCommands
username
show usersSyntax show users
Purpose To display the terminal user information
Usage Guidelines None
Mode All modes
Example The following example displays the terminal user information:ZXAN#show usersLine User Host(s) Idle Location* 66 vty 0 zte idle 00:00:00 10.63.10.10567 vty 1 zte idle 00:46:13 10.63.196.38ZXAN#
The following table describes the parameters displayed in the ex-ample: :
Parameter Description
Line Number of the virtual terminalwith the user login
User Login user name
Host Host name
Idle Idle time
Location Client address
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RelatedCommands
None
show versionSyntax show version
Purpose To display the software and hardware versions of the system
Usage Guidelines None
Mode All modes
Example The following example displays how to display the software andhardware versions of the system:ZXAN#show versionIAP Operating System Software, ZTE CorporationIAP Version V4.8.01ZXPON C220 Software, Version V1.1.1, RELEASE SOFTWARECopyright (c) 2000-2008 by ZTE CorporationCompiled Jun 29 2008, 23:12:37System image files from net System uptime is 0 days, 4 hours, 38 minutes
RelatedCommands
None
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Table of Contentsadd-card ..........................................................................35add-rack ..........................................................................36add-shelf..........................................................................36del-card ...........................................................................37del-rack ...........................................................................37del-shelf...........................................................................38reset-card ........................................................................38show card ........................................................................39swap ...............................................................................39confirm-card .....................................................................40reset-at-suspend ...............................................................40lock-card..........................................................................41unlock-card ......................................................................41
add-cardSyntax add-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}
boardtype boardtype
Purpose To add a card
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Value: 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno Slot number Range: 1 6 or 9 14
boardtype boardtype Type of the card CE1B, CE1BB, CT1BB,CL1A, EIG, EIGM,EIGMF, EIGF, EIT1F, EIT2F, EPEB, EPFB,EPFC, GPFAB, GPFAC,GPTAB, GPTBB,GPTCB, PFR, PFF
Mode ZXAN(config)#
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Example The following example displays how to add a card:ZXAN(config)#add-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 3 EPFC
RelatedCommands
del-card
add-rackSyntax add-rack rackno rackno racktype racktype
Purpose To add a rack
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number 0
racktype racktype Rack type ZXPON
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to add rack 0:ZXAN(config)#add-rack rackno 0 racktype ZXPON
RelatedCommands
del-rack
add-shelfSyntax add-shelf [rackno rackno] {shelfno shelfno shelftype shelfty
pe}
Purpose To add a shelf
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number 0
shelftype shelftype Shelf type ZXA10C220-A,ZXA10C220-B
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to add shelf 0:ZXAN(config)#add-shelf rackno 0 shelfno 0 shelftype ZXA10C220-B
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RelatedCommands
del-shelf
del-cardSyntax del-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}
Purpose To delete a card
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Value: 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno Slot number Range: 1 6 or 9 14
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to delete the card from slot 3:ZXAN(config)#del-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 3Confirm to delete card? [yes/no]:yZXAN(config)#
RelatedCommands
add-card
RelatedInformation
Before deleting the main control and switching card, delete thesubscriber cards and other cards. Otherwise, the system prompts%Code 30279: Have Other LC.
del-rackSyntax del-rack rackno rackno
Purpose To delete a rack
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number 0
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to delete a rack:ZXAN(config)#del-rack rackno 0Confirm to delete rack? [yes/no]:y
RelatedCommands
add-rack
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RelatedInformation
Before deleting the rack, delete the shelf first. Otherwise, thesystem prompts %Code 30280: Have Main Shelf.
del-shelfSyntax del-shelf [rackno rackno] {shelfno shelfno}
Purpose To delete a shelf
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number 0
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to delete a shelf:ZXAN(config)#del-shelf shelfno 0Confirm to delete shelf? [yes/no]:y
RelatedCommands
add-shelf
reset-cardSyntax reset-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}
[subcard subcardno]
Purpose To reset the card
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Value: 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno Slot number Range: 1 14
subcard subcardno Sub-card number Range: 0 3
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to reset the card in slot 3:ZXAN#reset-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 3Confirm to reset card? [yes/no]:y
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RelatedCommands
reboot
show cardSyntax show card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] [slotno slotno]
Purpose To display cards information
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Value: 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno Slot number Range: 1 14
Mode All modes
Example The following example display cards information:ZXAN#show cardRack Shelf Slot CfgType RealType Port HardVer SoftVer Status---------------------------------------------------------------0 0 2 EIGM 4 HWONLINE0 0 3 EIGM 4 OFFLINE0 0 4 GPTCB GPTCB 2 V0 V1.1.2T4 INSERVICE0 0 5 GPTCB 2 OFFLINE0 0 6 GPTCB 2 OFFLINE0 0 7 GCSD GCSD 0 V0 V1.1.2T4 INSERVICE0 0 8 GCSD 0 OFFLINE
RelatedCommands
add-card
swapSyntax swap [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] [slotno slotno]
Purpose To swap between active and standby cards
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Value: 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno Slot number Range: 1 14
Default: 7
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Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to swap between active andstandby cards:ZXAN#swap rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 7Confirm to master swap? [yes/no]:ySwap execute: RackNo: 0, ShelfNo: 0,SlotfNo: 7
RelatedCommands
None
confirm-cardSyntax confirm-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slot
no}
Purpose To confirm a card that is online (but not configured) and enable it
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Range: 0 4
Default: 0
slotno slotno Slot number Range: 1 6 or 9 14
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to confirm and enable the cardin slot 12:ZXAN(config)#confirm-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 12Confirm-card success! Rack : 0 Shelf : 0 Slot : 12 Type : EIG
RelatedCommands
show card
add-card
RelatedInformation
The confirm-card command cannot be used to confirm themain control and switching card.
To confirm all the cards that are online but not configured in theshelf, execute confirm-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 command.
To confirm all the cards that are online but not configured inthe entire NE, execute confirm-card command.
reset-at-suspendSyntax reset-at-suspend
no reset-at-suspend
Purpose To suspend the processes and reset the NE
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Usage Guidelines None
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to suspend the processes andreset the NE:ZXAN(config)# no reset-at-suspend
RelatedCommands
None
lock-cardSyntax lock-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}
Purpose To lock a card
Usage Guidelines The following table provides the parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Range: 0 4
Default: 0
slotno slotno Slot number Range: 1 17
Mode ZXAN#
Example The following example displays how to lock the card in slot 12:ZXAN(config)#lock-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 12Confirm to lock card? [yes/no] Y
RelatedCommands
unlock-card
unlock-cardSyntax unlock-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}
Purpose To unlock a card
Usage Guidelines The following table provides the parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
rackno rackno Rack number Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno Shelf number Range: 0 4
Default: 0
slotno slotno Slot number Range: 1 17
Mode ZXAN#
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Example The following example displays how to unlock the card in slot 12:ZXAN(config)# unlock-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 12Confirm to unlock card? [yes/no] Y
RelatedCommands
lock-card
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Fan Management
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fan controlSyntax fan control {fixed-speed | temp_level tempx1 tempx2 tempx3
temp4}
Purpose To set fan status (fixed speed status or auto-adjust status accord-ing to temperature)
Usage Guideline The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter Description Value
fixed-speed Fixed speed status -
temp_level tempx1tempx2 tempx3temp4
Auto-adjust statusaccording totemperature fromlevel one to level four
tempx1 tempx4: 0 70 Level gap: 5
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to set fan status:ZXAN(config)#fan control temp-level 30 40 50 60
Related Command show fan
fan high-thresholdSyntax fan high-threshold tempx
Purpose To configure temperature high threshold
Usage Guidelines The following table provides parameter description:
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Parameter Description Value
tempx Temperaturethreshold
Range: 60 80 Default: 70
Mode ZXAN(config)#
Example The following example displays how to set temperature thresholdto 60 :ZXAN(config)#fan high-threshold 60
Related Co
