ZXMSG 5200 (V2.0.2) Multiplex Service Gateway Command Manual (Vol I) (1)

ZXMSG 5200Multiplex Service Gateway

Command Manual (Vol I)

Version 2.0.2

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Contents

About this Manual........................................................ xvii

Purpose............................................................................xvii Intended Audience .............................................................xvii Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge ..........................................xvii What is in This Manual........................................................xvii Related Documentation...................................................... xviii Conventions.......................................................................xix How to Get in Touch............................................................ xx

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

Introduction..................................................................... 1

Introduction ...................................................................1

Login Modes ...................................................................1 HyperTerminal......................................................................2 Telnet .................................................................................4 NetNumen N31.....................................................................5

User Modes ....................................................................7 Common User Mode ..............................................................8 Management Mode................................................................8 Super Mode ....................................................................... 10 Debug Mode....................................................................... 11

General Command Syntax .............................................. 11

Common Variables ........................................................ 12

Global Commands ......................................................... 13

Command List .............................................................. 13

Command Introduction .................................................. 14 c ...................................................................................... 14 T ...................................................................................... 15 u ...................................................................................... 15 W ..................................................................................... 16 L ...................................................................................... 16

M......................................................................................16

Chapter 2........................................................................17

Common User Mode Commands ...................................17

telnet .......................................................................... 17

config.......................................................................... 18

debug ......................................................................... 18

ndebug........................................................................ 19

disable ........................................................................ 19

enable......................................................................... 19

end............................................................................. 20

exit ............................................................................. 20

help ............................................................................ 21

history ........................................................................ 22

logout ......................................................................... 23

ping ............................................................................ 23

save............................................................................ 24

show........................................................................... 24

sleep........................................................................... 25

who ............................................................................ 26

write ........................................................................... 26

ag............................................................................... 27

Chapter 3........................................................................29

Basic Configuration Commands.....................................29

globalconst .................................................................. 29 mod-globalconst .................................................................29 get-globalconst ...................................................................30

snmpcfg ...................................................................... 31 add-snmpcfg ......................................................................31 del-snmpcfg .......................................................................32 mod-snmpcfg .....................................................................33 get-snmpcfg .......................................................................34

ctrlport ........................................................................ 34 add-ctrlport ........................................................................34 del-ctrlport.........................................................................35 mod-ctrlport .......................................................................36

get-ctrlport ........................................................................ 37

subnet......................................................................... 37 add-subnet ........................................................................ 37 del-subnet ......................................................................... 38 mod-subnet ....................................................................... 39 get-subnet ......................................................................... 39

multi-ip ....................................................................... 40 add-multi-ip....................................................................... 40 del-multi-ip........................................................................ 41

inipaddr....................................................................... 42 add-inipaddr ...................................................................... 42 del-inipaddr ....................................................................... 43

exipaddr ...................................................................... 43 add-exipaddr...................................................................... 43 del-exipaddr....................................................................... 44 get-ipaddr ......................................................................... 45

multi-mac .................................................................... 45 add-multi-mac.................................................................... 45 del-multi-mac..................................................................... 46

macaddr ...................................................................... 47 add-macaddr...................................................................... 47 del-macaddr....................................................................... 48 get-macaddr ...................................................................... 48

Chapter 4........................................................................51

MG System Commands..................................................51

mg.............................................................................. 51 add-mg ............................................................................. 51 add-mgcapabili ................................................................... 53 mod-mgbaseattr................................................................. 55 mod-mgcapabili .................................................................. 56 mod-mgmediatos................................................................ 58 get-mgbaseattr .................................................................. 59 get-mgcapabili ................................................................... 60 mod-mgip.......................................................................... 61 get-mgmediatos ................................................................. 62

mgc ............................................................................ 63 add-mgc............................................................................ 63

del-mgc .............................................................................64 mod-mgc ...........................................................................65 get-mgc.............................................................................66

mgcattr ....................................................................... 66 add-mgcattr .......................................................................67 mod-mgcattr ......................................................................68 get-allmgcattr.....................................................................69 del-mgcattr ........................................................................70

Chapter 5........................................................................71

System Configuration Commands.................................71

rack ............................................................................ 71 add-rack ............................................................................71 del-rack .............................................................................72 get-rackinfo........................................................................72 get-allrackinfo ....................................................................73

shelf ........................................................................... 74 add-shelf ...........................................................................74 del-shelf ............................................................................75 get-shelfinfo .......................................................................75 get-allshelfinfo....................................................................76

board .......................................................................... 77 get-allcfgboard ...................................................................77 get-boardinfo......................................................................78 add-board-mics...................................................................78 del-board-mics ...................................................................79 add-board-mpr ...................................................................80 del-board-mpr ....................................................................81 add-board-mprb..................................................................82 del-board-mprb...................................................................82 add-board-sics....................................................................83 del-board-sics.....................................................................84 add-board-slc .....................................................................85 get-board-slc......................................................................86 del-board-slc ......................................................................86 add-board-tslc ....................................................................87 del-board-tslc .....................................................................88 add-board-pwr....................................................................89 del-board-pwr.....................................................................89

get-shelfboard.................................................................... 90 add-board-tsld ................................................................... 91 del-board-tsld .................................................................... 92 add-board-pwr2.................................................................. 93 del-board-pwr2................................................................... 93 add-board-scard ................................................................. 94 del-board-scard .................................................................. 95 add-board-pnp ................................................................... 96 add-board-epc.................................................................... 96 del-board-epc..................................................................... 97 get-boardipinfo................................................................... 98 get-boardmacinfo ............................................................... 99

ipaddr ......................................................................... 99 mod-ipaddr-mpr ................................................................. 99 del-ipaddr-mpr ................................................................. 100 mod-ipaddr-ics ................................................................. 101 del-ipaddr-ics ................................................................... 102

macaddr .................................................................... 103 mod-macaddr-ics.............................................................. 103 mod-macaddr-mpr............................................................ 104

exip .......................................................................... 105 mod-exip-cnic .................................................................. 105 del-exip-cnic .................................................................... 106

voip .......................................................................... 107 add-voip-interface............................................................. 107 del-voip-interface.............................................................. 108 add-voip-route ................................................................. 108 del-voip-route .................................................................. 109 get-voip-ipaddr................................................................. 110

as ............................................................................. 111 add-as ............................................................................ 111 del-as ............................................................................. 112 mod-as ........................................................................... 112 get-as ............................................................................. 113

asp ........................................................................... 114 add-asp........................................................................... 114 del-asp............................................................................ 115 mod-asp.......................................................................... 115

get-asp............................................................................ 116

asasp ........................................................................ 117 add-asasp ........................................................................ 117 del-asasp ......................................................................... 117 get-asasp......................................................................... 118

Chapter 6......................................................................119

Service Configuration Commands ...............................119

isdnbra...................................................................... 119 add-isdnbra...................................................................... 119 del-isdnbra....................................................................... 120 get-isdnbra ...................................................................... 121

odti........................................................................... 122 add-board-odti.................................................................. 122 del-board-odti................................................................... 122 add-board-odti-t1.............................................................. 123 del-board-odti-t1 .............................................................. 124

v5............................................................................. 124 add-v5if........................................................................... 124 del-v5if............................................................................ 125 mod-v5if .......................................................................... 126 get-v5if ........................................................................... 127 add-v5link........................................................................ 127 del-v5link......................................................................... 128 mod-v5link....................................................................... 129 get-v5link ........................................................................ 130 add-v5pch........................................................................ 130 del-v5pch......................................................................... 131 mod-v5pg1 ...................................................................... 132 add-v5lcci ........................................................................ 133 del-v5lcci ......................................................................... 133 get-v5Lccistatus................................................................ 134 get-allv5Lcci ..................................................................... 135 mod-v5protcl.................................................................... 135

pstnuser .................................................................... 137 add-v5pstnuser................................................................. 137 get-v5user ....................................................................... 138 del-v5pstnuser.................................................................. 139 mod-v5pstnuser................................................................ 140

isdnuser .................................................................... 141 add-v5isdnuser................................................................. 141 del-v5isdnuser.................................................................. 142 mod-v5isdnuser................................................................ 143

e1attr........................................................................ 144 mod-e1attr ...................................................................... 144 get-e1attr........................................................................ 145

ddn........................................................................... 146 add-ddnport..................................................................... 146 del-ddnport...................................................................... 147 add-ddnconn.................................................................... 148

Chapter 7......................................................................151

Miscellaneous Commands ...........................................151

add-libdata ................................................................ 151

system ...................................................................... 152 mod-system..................................................................... 152 get-system ...................................................................... 153

qovspar ..................................................................... 153 mod-qovspar.................................................................... 153 get-allqovspar .................................................................. 154

md5info..................................................................... 155 add-md5info .................................................................... 155 del-md5info ..................................................................... 156 mod-md5info ................................................................... 156 get-md5info ..................................................................... 157

check-db.................................................................... 158

ring........................................................................... 159 mod-ring ......................................................................... 159 get-ring........................................................................... 160 mod-ringprofile................................................................. 160 get-ringprofile .................................................................. 162 load-dftringprof ................................................................ 162 mod-permatone................................................................ 163 get-permatone ................................................................. 164

rip ............................................................................ 165 add-rip-cnic ..................................................................... 165 del-rip-cnic ...................................................................... 167

get-rip-cnic ...................................................................... 167 add-general-rip................................................................. 168 del-general-rip.................................................................. 169 add-rip-ctrl....................................................................... 170 get-rip-ctrl ....................................................................... 171 del-rip-ctrl........................................................................ 171

mednat ..................................................................... 172 add-mednat ..................................................................... 172 del-mednat ...................................................................... 173

ctrlnat ....................................................................... 174 add-ctrlnat ....................................................................... 174 del-ctrlnat ........................................................................ 175 get-allnat ......................................................................... 175

digitmap .................................................................... 176 add-digitmap.................................................................... 176 del-digitmap..................................................................... 177

9k52conn................................................................... 177 mod-9k52conn.................................................................. 177 get-9k52conn ................................................................... 179

dlink ......................................................................... 179 add-dlink-span.................................................................. 179 del-dlink-span................................................................... 180 get-dlink .......................................................................... 181 mod-dlinkattr ................................................................... 181 get-dlinkattr ..................................................................... 182

mod-pcmattr .............................................................. 183

attrib......................................................................... 184 mod-slcattrib .................................................................... 184 get-slcattrib...................................................................... 186 mod-ipsattrib.................................................................... 187 get-ipsattrib ..................................................................... 188 mod-dspattrib................................................................... 189 get-dspattrib .................................................................... 190

slc ............................................................................ 191 add-slctermid ................................................................... 191 del-slctermid .................................................................... 192 get-slctermid .................................................................... 193 get-slcwildcard.................................................................. 194

ipstermid ................................................................... 194 add-ipstermid................................................................... 194 del-ipstermid.................................................................... 196 get-ipstermid ................................................................... 196 get-ipswildcard ................................................................. 197

rtppar........................................................................ 198 mod-rtppar-mpr ............................................................... 198 get-rtppar-mpr ................................................................. 201 mod-rtppar-mprb.............................................................. 202 get-rtppar-mprb ............................................................... 205 mod-rtppar-miro............................................................... 206 get-rtppar-miro ................................................................ 207

expar ........................................................................ 207 mod-expar-mpr ................................................................ 207 get-expar-mpr.................................................................. 210 mod-expar-mprb .............................................................. 211 get-expar-mprb ................................................................ 212

tline .......................................................................... 213 get-tlineinfo ..................................................................... 213 mod-tlinegroup................................................................. 214

trunk......................................................................... 214 del-trunkslctermid............................................................. 214 add-trunkslctermid............................................................ 215 get-trunkslctermid ............................................................ 216 get-trunkslcattrib.............................................................. 217 mod-trunkuser ................................................................. 218

fixtonechip ................................................................. 219 mod-fixtonechip................................................................ 219 get-fixtonechip ................................................................. 219

tonpro ....................................................................... 220 add-tonpro....................................................................... 220 del-tonpro ....................................................................... 220 mod-tonpro...................................................................... 221 get-tonpro ....................................................................... 222

tonlst ........................................................................ 223 add-tonlst........................................................................ 223 del-tonlst......................................................................... 225 mod-tonlst....................................................................... 225

get-tonlst......................................................................... 227

tonlab ....................................................................... 228 add-tonlab ....................................................................... 228 del-tonlab ........................................................................ 229 mod-tonlab ...................................................................... 230 get-tonlab ........................................................................ 230 get-slcstatus..................................................................... 231 block-slc .......................................................................... 232 unblock-slc....................................................................... 233

ips ............................................................................ 234 get-ipsstatus .................................................................... 234 block-ips .......................................................................... 235 unblock-ips ...................................................................... 235

conf .......................................................................... 236 get-confstatus .................................................................. 236 block-conf ........................................................................ 237 unblock-conf..................................................................... 238

dsp ........................................................................... 239 get-dspstatus ................................................................... 239 block-dsp ......................................................................... 240 unblock-dsp ..................................................................... 241

cardstat..................................................................... 242 get-cardstat-ips ................................................................ 242 get-cardstat-conf .............................................................. 243 get-cardstat-dsp ............................................................... 244

bdstat ....................................................................... 244 get-bdstat-s ..................................................................... 245 get-bdstat-c ..................................................................... 245

ts ............................................................................. 246 get-tsstatus...................................................................... 246 block-ts ........................................................................... 247 unblock-ts........................................................................ 247

statistic ..................................................................... 248 get-slcstatistic .................................................................. 248 get-ipsstatistic .................................................................. 249

get-sunitinfo .............................................................. 249

get-tsconninfo ............................................................ 250

get-slnconninfo........................................................... 250

get-resourcestat ......................................................... 251

get-board-slc.............................................................. 251

get-hwmap ................................................................ 252

get-hwset .................................................................. 252

get-unitinfo ................................................................ 253

init-agcmd-cfg ............................................................ 253

Appendix A...................................................................255

Abbreviations...............................................................255

Figures..........................................................................257

Tables...........................................................................259

Index............................................................................261

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About this Manual

Purpose

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

Intended Audience

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

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

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

ZXMSG 5200 system and its various components

User interfaces in ZXMSG 5200 (V2.0.2)

What is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:

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

Chapter Summary

Chapter 1 Introduction Describes general information on MSG5200, login and user modes, general command syntax, command parameters, global commands.

Chapter 2 Common User Mode Commands

Describes the commands available under common user mode.

Chapter 3 Basic Configuration Commands

Describes the commands necessary for basic configuration.

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Chapter Summary

Chapter 4 MG System Commands

Describes commands necessary for MG system.

Chapter 5 System Configuration Commands

Describes the commands necessary for system configuration.

Chapter 6 Service Configuration Commands

Describes the commands necessary for providing services such as PSTN, ISDN and DDN.

Chapter 7 Miscellaneous Commands

Describes the commands that are necessary for system maintenance.

Related Documentation

The following documentation is related to this manual:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Documentation Guide

Technical Category:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Technical Manual

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Manual

Installation Category:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Installation Manual (OUT30)

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

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

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Installation Manual (ONU100)

Operation Category:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Operation Manual

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Command Manual

Maintenance Category:

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Maintenance Manual (Routine)

ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Maintenance Manual (Troubleshooting)

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

Typeface Meaning

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.

CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and company name.

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

[ ] Optional parameters.

{ } Mandatory parameters.

| Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it.

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic.

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked before proceeding further.

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive for the reader.

T AB L E 3 M O U S E OP E R AT I O N C O N V E N T I O N S

Typeface Meaning

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

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C h a p t e r 1

Introduction

This chapter covers the following topics: Introduction

Login Modes

User Modes

General Command Syntax

Common Variables

Global Commands

Introduction MSG5200 provides a rich set of commands for convenient operation. Three access modes exist to login into ZXMSG 5200 (V2.0.2). The modes are:

Network Management System (NMS)

Telnet

HyperTerminal

NMS provides a Graphical User Interface (GUI) access. Telnet and HyperTerminal, however provide a command line access to MSG5200. This manual emphasizes on the command line operation. Refer to ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Operation Manual for GUI operations.

Login Modes This section describes the three login modes: HyperTerminal, Telnet and NetNumen N31.


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HyperTerminal

HyperTerminal provides a convenient way of logging into ZXMSG 5200. ZXMSG 5200 comes with a cross-over serial port cable for accessing HyperTerminal.

Connect the X31 serial port with PC's serial port. Start HyperTerminal after making connection. Figure 1 shows HyperTerminal startup window.

F I G U R E 1 HY P E R TE R M I N AL S T AR T U P W I N D O W

Input a connection name for current session and click OK. Connect To interface displays as Figure 2 shows.

F I G U R E 2 CO N N E C T TO I N T E R F AC E

Description

Access Method

Chapter 1 Introduction


Choose an appropriate COM port (that connects PC to ZXMSG 5200) against Connect using and click OK. COM Properties interface displays as Figure 3 shows.

F I G U R E 3 COM1 P R O P E R T I E S I N T E R F AC E

Click Restore Defaults on COM Properties interface. Figure 3 shows default parameter settings. Click OK when done. HyperTerminal command line interface displays as Figure 4 shows.

F I G U R E 4 HY P E R TE R M I N AL C O M M AN D L I N E I N T E R F AC E

Input an appropriate username and password to login



Telnet

Telnet is another simple way to access ZXMSG 5200. Out-band management uses maintenance port on ICS card and in-band management uses service uplink traffic channel.

To access ZXMSG 5200 via Telnet, set the IP address of the PC and ZXMSG 5200 in a same IP subnet. Verify connectivity between ZXMSG 5200 and PC using ping command. Figure 5 shows an example of ping command. A reply from ZXMSG 5200 implies an established connection.

F I G U R E 5 P I N G C O M M AN D

Once a connection is established, click Start Run and type telnet A.B.C.D, where A.B.C.D is ZXMSG 5200s in-band or out-band management IP address. Figure 6 shows telnet command.

F I G U R E 6 TE L N E T C O M M A N D

Telnet session starts in response to Telnet request. Figure 7 shows the Telnet command line interface.

Description

Access Method



F I G U R E 7 TE L N E T C O M M AN D L I N E I N T E R F AC E

Input an appropriate username and password to login.

Note: Telnet disconnects an idle session after six minutes.

NetNumen N31

NetNumen provides a graphical access to ZXMSG 5200. NetNumen also provides an integrated Telnet facility. To login ZXMSG 5200 by using NetNumen, a valid username and password is required. When accessing using NetNumen, start NMS Server first and then NMS Client.

Start NMS server first by selecting Start Programs NetNumen N31 Server as Figure 8.

F I G U R E 8 ST AR T I N G NMS S E R V E R

Description

Access Method



NMS Server starts loading as Figure 9 shows.

F I G U R E 9 NMS S E R V E R ST AR T U P W I N D O W

Note: NMS Server startup process may take several minutes depending upon the hardware configuration of the machine. Please allow NMS Server to finish loading before starting NMS Client.

After NMS Server has successfully started, the command prompt window remains visible as Figure 10 shows.

F I G U R E 10 NMS S E R V E R S T AR T U P W I N D O W

Start NMS Client after NMS Server has started. Choose Start Programs NetNumen N31 Client as Figure 11 shows.



F I G U R E 11 S T AR T I N G NMS C L I E N T

Login window pops up as Figure 12 shows.

F I G U R E 12 LO G I N W I N D O W

Enter User name, Password, and Server Address and click OK.

User Modes ZXMSG 5200 supports the following access modes:

Common User Mode

Management Mode

f Management User Mode

f Management User Configuration Mode



Super Mode

Debug Mode

Common User Mode

Common user mode provides the least set of privileges and allows execution of most common commands. Usually, a command able to be executed in Common User Mode is necessarily also available (for execution) in higher modes. This command manual specifies the least-privileged mode for command execution.

Common User Mode does not allow configuration and advanced operations. The prompt for Common User Mode is >.

Enter Common User Mode by inputting Common User Modes username (zte) and password (zte). Log out from Common User Mode by inputting logout command. Figure 13 shows Common User Mode.

F I G U R E 13 C O M M O N U S E R M O D E

Management Mode

Management mode provides management operations. Management mode provides higher level of privileges than Common User Mode. Management mode is divided into following two sub-modes:

Management User Mode

Management User Configuration Mode

Description

Login and Logout

Description



Management User Mode

Management User Mode inputting privileges to execute advanced commands and operations. The prompt for Management User Mode is #. Enter Management User Mode by providing Management User Modes username (root) and password (root). Log out by inputting logout command. Figure 14 shows Management User Mode.

F I G U R E 14 M AN AG E M E N T U S E R M O D E

Management User Configuration Mode

Configuration in Management Mode is done under Management User Configuration Mode.

Once in Management User Mode, give command config to enter Management User Configuration mode. The prompt for Management User Configuration Mode is (config)#. Use end command to exit Management User Configuration Mode. Note that the end command exits Management User Configuration Mode and switches back to Management User Mode. Figure 15 shows Management User Configuration Mode.

Description

Login and Logout

Description

Entering and Exiting



F I G U R E 15 M AN AG E M E N T U S E R C O N F I G U R AT I O N M O D E

Super Mode

Super Mode is the mode with all privileges. All commands can be executed under Super Mode.

Log into Super Mode by inputting enable command and enable password (zxa10). The prompt for Super Mode is $. Use logout command to exit Super Mode. Figure 16 shows Super Mode.

F I G U R E 16 S U P E R M O D E

Description

Login and Logout



Debug Mode

Debug Mode is used for debugging and troubleshooting purpose.

Enter Debug Mode by using debug command and Debug-Mode password (debug). The prompt for Debug Mode is %. Log out from Debug Mode by using logout command. Figure 17 shows Debug Mode.

F I G U R E 17 D E B U G M O D E

Note: While being in any of the modes, press to get help on commands.

General Command Syntax All commands issued under ZXMSG 5200 follow a general command syntax. The general command syntax is as follows:

command

Where;

command is main command. A command is a mandatory part of command syntax.

parameter is a (mandatory or optional) sub-command after main command. Parameter (sub-command) is usually inputted after the main command. There may be a none, single or multiple parameters in a command. Parameter(s) execute as a part of main command.

variable provides a means of inputting a value (from specified range) for a parameter. Commands usually require a value (such as a VLAN identifier). Choose an appropriate value for variable

Description

Login and Logout



wherever needed. There may be a none, single or multiple variables in a command. Variables are shown in italics.

Following symbols are used in command systax.

{}: Braces enclose a mandatory parameter. Any parameter(s) contained within braces must be provided proceeding the previous parameter in a command.

[]: Square brackets enclose an optional parameter. Any parameter(s) contained within square brackets may be provided (if required) procedding the previous parameter in a command.

n1|n2|...nn: Where n can be a parameter, variable or a combination of both; included within braces or square brackets. The symbol implies an exlusive-OR logic operation on n1 upto nn. Choose a single n only (from n1 upto nn).

Examples

Following examples clarify the general command syntax and use of symbols.

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

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

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

Note: Use key to auto-complete a command. Recall a command issued earlier by using up-arrow key.

Common Variables Table 4 lists common variables for commands.

T AB L E 4 C O M M O N C O M M AN D V AR I AB L E S

Common Variables Description

unitid 0 when only one shelf is present.

slotid Format: unitid/slotid. Example: 0/3

linkid Format: unitid/slotid/linked. Example: 0/3/1



Common Variables Description

portid Format: unitid/slotid/portid. Example: 0/3/2

portlist Appears as portid or portid, portid or portid, and portid-portid.

vlanid VLAN identifier value. Range: 1 ~ 4094

vlanlist VLAN List value. Appears as vlanid or vlanid, vlanid or vlanid, vlanid-vlanid.

vpi VPI Value. Range: 0 ~ 255

vci VCI Value. Range: 0 ~ 65535

pvclist PVC List

profilename Configuration file name

Global Commands This section describes information regarding MSG5200s global commands.

Command List Boot commands are executed in boot mode. Prompt for boot mode is [ICS Boot]. Login into MSG5200 through a console port and restart ICS card. To enter boot mode, press s to stop auto-boot (Press s when U300 gives Press s to stop auto-boot prompt). Pressing s terminates loading system version and enters boot mode. Refer to the following commands list for help on boot time commands.

Command Description

? Show command.

@ Download and run main CPU version from FTP.

p Show boot parameters.

c Modify boot parameters. Mainly for outband network management (IP and FTP parameters).

l Load boot file.

D Show files present in version and data file disks.

T Download version file(s) using FTP.

X Download data file(s) using FTP.

C Reset bootline parameters to defalt configuration.



Command Description

E Perform low-level format for version disk c or data disk d.

F Perform high-level format for version disk c or data disk d.

R Delete (remove) files.

L Load and run main CPU version from flash.

M Modify outbands ports MAC address.

i Show and set date/time.

w Show version file attributes.

W Swap main CPU version.

Y Show all versions.

u Download boot verson files.

Command Introduction This section provides a brief introduction of general boot-time commands.

c

This command in boot mode is designed to modify boot line parameters. Command format is [ICS Boot]: c. Use this command to modify all boot parameters including parameters related with system update. For example: network address, FTP configuration, filename etc. Modify a parameter by giving a new value for it. Simply press Enter if modification is not required. Following is an example of the command.



T

This command in boot mode is designed to download running version of ICS and other cards. Command format is [ICS Boot]: T VerFileName. Copy the version file to FTP default directory. Open FTP server, confirm that link between MSG5200 and FTP server is up. The VerFileName parameter is version file name on FTP server. If version name is specified (using V command), use local specified version name. if version name is not specified (using V command), then use remote file name as vesions name. The transmitted version must have version head.

u

This command is designed to download boot program of ICS card. Command format is [ICS Boot]: u. Copy the version file to default directory of FTP server. Open FTP server , confirm that link between MSG5200 and FTP is up. Following is an example of the command.

System gives the message Attached TCP/IP interface to motfcc0 implying that the network communication is OK. After the system verifies that transmitted version is correct, the system begins to transmit verson file. The HyperTerminal interface shows transmission rate. The system prompts done when transmission is complete. System also shows version files size.



W

Version file of main CPU is saved in two disks. Use this command to swap the version of main CPU. Command format is [ICS Boot]: W.

L

This command is designed to load main CPU version. Command format is [ICS Boot]: L. The flash disk can save two CPU versions at same time. Version swapping works in toggle mode.

M

This command is designed to view and modify MAC address. Format to view MAC address is [ICS Boot]: M. Format to modify MAC address is [ICS Boot]: M . A MAC address is 48 bits (6 bytes) long. The first four bytes are not modifiable (i.e. 00:d0:d0:20). Default MAC address of main control cards debug network port is 00-D0-D0-20-00-00. In order to avoid MAC address conflict between debug network port, modify the default MAC address while configuring NE.

Usual practice is to change the MAC address as the serial number using the input serial number modifying MAC address. When boot-ROM mode starts, it shows the currently configured cards serial number. Confirm this serial number, same as of the cards.

For example, ICS0256 means the card serial number is 256. Therefore set the MAC address should to 00-D0-D0-20-01-00. Here, the command to set MAC address is M 256.

Note: Commands and filenames are case-sensitive. Also, changes are automatically saved onto the flash.


C h a p t e r 2

Common User Mode Commands

This chapter covers commands related to common user mode. The + command gives a list of commands available under common user mode.

telnet telnet adsl-modem portid To telnet an ADSL port (modem)

The following table provides parameter description.

Parameter Description

adsl-modem Telnet an ADSL modem.

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

Variable Description

portid Port identifier value

MSAG> The following example shows telnet command.

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



config config To enter Management User Configuration Mode

None

When in Management User Mode, use this command to enter Management User Configuration Mode. Exit Management User Configuration Mode using end command. MSAG# The following example shows config command.

None

debug debug To enter Debug Mode

None

Use debug command and Debug-Mode password (debug) to enter Debug Mode. Execute this command while being in any of the user modes. Exit Debug Mode using ndebug command. All modes

The following example shows debug command.

ndebug

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



ndebug ndebug To end (exit) Debug Mode

None

When in Debug Mode, use this command to exit Debug Mode.

MSAG% The following example shows ndebug command.

debug

disable disable To exit from Super Mode

None

When in Super Mode, use this command to exit the Super Mode.

MSAG$ The following example shows disable command.

enable

enable enable To enter super mode

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description



Use enable command and enable password (zxa10) to enter Super Mode. This command can be issued in Common User Mode or Management Mode.

MSAG> The following example shows enable command.

disable

end end To exit management user configuration mode

None

When in Management User Configuration Mode, use this command to exit Management User Configuration Mode.

MSAG(config)# The following example shows end command.

exit

exit exit To exit from intermediate states (config-show and ag mode) None

Exit config-show and ag mode by exit command.

MSAG(config-show)# The following example shows exit command in config-show mode.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows exit command in ag mode.

end

help help [edit | commands] To get help on commands

The following table provides syntax description.


edit Show editing keys. commands Show system help.

The edit and commands parameters are optional. Use help command or help command to get help on all commands. Use help edit command to get help on available editing keystrokes. help and help commands commands are similar to command (when is executed as a main command). All modes

The following example shows help command.

The following example shows help edit command.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



The following example shows help commands command (similar to help command).

None

history history To view command history

None

The history command displays all commands issued in a session and sorts commands in order they are executed. All modes

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode



The following example shows history command.

None

logout logout To logout from telnet session

None

The logout command disconnects an established telnet session.

All modes except ag mode The following example shows logout command in common user mode.

telnet

ping ping ipaddr To test layer-3 connectivity with a system

None

The following table provides variable description.


ipaddr IP address value

MSAG# The following example shows ping command in management user mode.

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples



None

save save To save data to flash

None

Save operation saves configuration changes to permanent storage (flash storage). Press y to save data. Press n to cancel save operation.

All modes

The following example shows save command in common user mode.

None

show show command To view configuration information for a command

None

Most show commands can be executed in Common User Mode or Management Mode with few exceptions that execute only in Super Mode such as show users. The following table provides variable description.

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines




command Command parameter (after main command)

MSAG> The following example shows show snmp command in common user mode.

None

sleep sleep seconds To put ZXMSG 5200 in sleep mode for a specified time

None

Sleep time is in seconds. The following table provides variable description.


seconds Sleep time in seconds. Range: 0 ~ 4294967295

MSAG> The following example shows sleep command in common user mode.

None

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



who who To view currently logged-in user(s)

None

View user(s) currently logged into ZXMSG 5200 along with related login information.

MSAG> The following example shows who command.

None

write write recipient message To write text message to another user

None

The following table provides variable description.


recipient Recipient name

message Text message

MSAG> The following example shows write command.

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands



ag ag To enter MSAG (Access Gateway) mode

None

Configure shelf and related functions in this mode. To exit ag mode, input exit command. All modes

The following example shows ag mode command.

None

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Commands


C h a p t e r 3

Basic Configuration Commands

This chapter covers the basic configuration commands.

globalconst This section describes globalconst commands.

mod-globalconst

mod-globalconst [slcbrdnum slcbrdnum] [voipbrdnum voipbrdnum] [dasnum dasnum] [dnalnum dnalnum] [dydasnum dydasnum] [dydnalnum dydnalnum] [toneidnum toneidnum] [termidnum termidnum] [bbcbrdnum bbcbrdnum] To configure global constant information

The following table describes syntax description.


slcbrdnum Assign ASLC card number. voipbrdnum Assign VOIP card number. dasnum Assign static DAS maximum number. dnalnum Assign dynamic DAS maximum number. dydasnum Assign dynamic DAS maximum number. dydnalnum Assign dynamic DNAL maximum number. toneidnum Assign service tone maximum number. termidnum Assign termination ID maximum number. bbcbrdnum Assign broadband card number.

Syntax

Purpose Syntax

Description



The following table describes variables of mod-globalconst command.


slcbrdnum ASLC card number. Range: 0 ~ 58 (default: 24)

voipbrdnum VOIP card number. Range: 0 ~ 3 (default: 2)

dasnum Maximum number of static DAS. Range: 0 ~ 254 (default: 100)

dnalnum Maximum number of static DNAL. Range: 0 ~ 1024 (default: 512)

dydasnum The maximum number of dynamic DAS. Range: 0 ~ 2048 (default: 512)

dydnalnum The maximum number of dynamic DNAL. Range: 0 ~ 4095 (default: 4095)

toneidnum Maximum number of service tone. Range: 0 ~ 1000

termidnum Maximum number of termination ID. Range: 0 ~ 4096 (default: 4096)

bbcbrdnum Broadband card number. Range: 0 ~ 60

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to configure global constants.

get-globalconst add-globalconst

get-globalconst

get-globalconst To display global constant information

None

This command is used to get the global constant information.

MSAG(ag)#

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Examples

Related Command

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode



The following example shows how to display global constants information.

mod-globalconst

snmpcfg This section describes snmpcfg commands.

add-snmpcfg

add-snmpcfg {smpid smpid} [smpinfo smpinfo] {smpport smpport | smpip smpip} [comro comro] [comrw comrw]To add SNMP server configuration

The following table describes add-snmpcfg command syntax in detail.


smpid Assign SNMP ID. smpinfo Assign SNMP extra flag. smpport Assign SNMP port number. smpip Assign SNMP IP address. comro Assign read only community string, such as public. comrw Assign read-write community string, such as public.

The following table describes add-snmpcfg command variables.


smpid SNMP ID. Range: 1 ~ 1

smpinfo SNMP extra flag: 0 - no IP filter, 1 - IP filter

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose Syntax

Description

Usage Guidelines




smpport SNMP port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535

smpip SNMP IP address: A.B.C.D

comro Read only community: String

comrw Read-write community: String

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to add SNMP server configuration.

del-snmpcfg mod-snmpcfg get-snmpcfg

del-snmpcfg

del-snmpcfg {smpid smpid}To delete SNMP server configuration

The following table describes del-snmpcfg command syntax in detail.


smpid Assign SNMP ID.

The following table describes del-snmpcfg command variables.



MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to delete SNMP server configuration.

mod-snmpcfg add-snmpcfg

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands



get-snmpcfg

mod-snmpcfg

mod-snmpcfg {smpid smpid} [smpinfo smpinfo] {smpport smpport | smpip smpip} [comro comro] [comrw comrw]To modify SNMP server configuration

The following table describes mod-snmpcfg command syntax in detail.


smpid Assign SNMP ID. smpinfo Assign SNMP extra flag. smpport Assign SNMP port number. smpip Assign SNMP IP address. comro Assign read only community string, such as public. comrw Assign read-write community string, such as 'public.

The following table describes mod-snmpcfg command variables. Variable Description


smpinfo SNMP extra flag: 0 - no IP filter, 1 - IP filter

smpport SNMP port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535

smpip SNMP IP address: A.B.C.D

comro Read only community: String

comrw Read-write community: String

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to modify SNMP server configuration.

del-snmpcfg add-snmpcfg get-snmpcfg

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands



get-snmpcfg

get-snmpcfg [smpid smpid]To display SNMP server configuration

The following table describes get-snmpcfg command syntax in detail.


smpid Assign SNMP ID.

The following table describes get-snmpcfg command variables.


smpid Assign SNMP ID. Range: 1 ~ 16

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to display SNMP server configuration.

del-snmpcfg mod-snmpcfg add-snmpcfg

ctrlport This section describes ctrlport commands.

add-ctrlport

add-ctrlport {ctrlid ctrlid} [info info] {port port}To add SNMP UDP, TCP, Telnet port, or others

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose



The following table describes add-ctrlport command syntax in detail.


ctrlid Assign control ID. info Assign port information. port Assign port number.

The following table describes add-ctrlport command variables.


ctrlid Control id: 1 - SNMP PORT, 2 - TELNET PORT, 3 - CLOCK PORT

info Port information: 0 - UDP, 1 - TCP port Port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to add Telnet port configuration.

del-ctrlport mod-ctrlport get-ctrlport

del-ctrlport

del-ctrlport {ctrlid ctrlid}To delete SNMP UDP, TCP or Telnet port

The following table describes del-ctrlport command syntax in detail.


ctrlid Assign control ID.

The following table describes del-ctrlport command variables.


ctrlid Control ID. Range: 2 ~ 40

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines



MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how delete control ID 2.

add-ctrlport mod-ctrlport get-ctrlport

mod-ctrlport

mod-ctrlport {ctrlid ctrlid}[info info] [port port]To modify SNMP UDP, TCP or Telnet port

The following table describes mod-ctrlport command syntax in detail.


ctrlid Assign control ID. info Assign port information. port Assign port number.

The following table describes mod-ctrlport command variables.


ctrlid Control ID. Range: 2 ~ 40 info Port information: 1 - UDP, 2 - TCP port Port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to modify Telnet port configuration.

del-ctrlport add-ctrlport get-ctrlport

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands



get-ctrlport

get-ctrlport {ctrlid ctrlid}To display SNMP UDP, TCP or Telnet port

The following table describes get-ctrlport command syntax in detail.


ctrlid Assign control ID.

The following table describes get-ctrlport command variables.


ctrlid Control ID. Range: 2 ~ 40

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how display port configuration information.

add-ctrlport mod-ctrlport del-ctrlport

subnet This section describes subnet commands.

add-subnet

add-subnet {type type|innet innet|inmask inmask} To add subnet

The following table describes add-subnet command syntax in detail.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




type Assign IP address type. innet Assign subnet address. inmask Assign subnet mask.

The following table describes add-subnet command variables.


type IP address type: 1 -CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP innet Subnet address: A.B.C.D inmask Subnet mask: A.B.C.D

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to add subnet.

del-subnet mod-subnet get-subnet

del-subnet

del-subnet {type type}To delete subnet

The following table describes del-subnet command syntax in detail.


type Assign IP address type.

The following table describes del-subnet command variables.


type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to delete subnet.

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example



add-subnet mod-subnet get-subnet

mod-subnet

mod-subnet {type type | innet innet | inmask inmask} To modify subnet

The following table describes mod-subnet command syntax in detail.


Type Assign IP address type. Innet Assign subnet address. Inmask Assign subnet mask.

The following table describes mod-subnet command variables.


Type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP Innet Subnet address: A.B.C.D Inmask Subnet mask: A.B.C.D

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to modify subnet.

add-subnet del-subnet get-subnet

get-subnet

get-subnet [type type]To display the subnet

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose



The following table describes get-subnet command syntax in detail.


type Assign IP address type.

The following table describes get-subnet command variables. Variable Description

type IP address type. 1 - CONTROL IP, and 2 - MEDIA IP

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to display subnet.

add-subnet del-subnet mod-subnet

multi-ip This section describes multi-ip commands.

add-multi-ip

add-multi-ip {type type | ipaddr ipaddr | submask submask | ipnum ipnum}To add multiple IP addresses

The following table describes add-multi-ip command syntax in detail.


type Assign IP address type. ipaddr Assign IP address. submask Assign subnet mask.

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description




ipnum Assign IP address number that the user wants to create.

The following table describes add-multi-ip command variables.


type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2- MEDIA IP, and 3 - EXTERN IP

ipaddr IP address: A.B.C.D submask Subnet Mask: A.B.C.D ipnum IP address number. Range: 1 ~ 20

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to add multiple IP address.

del-multi-ip

del-multi-ip

del-multi-ip {type type | ipaddr ipaddr | ipnum ipnum} To delete multiple IP addresses

The following table describes del-multi-ip command syntax in detail.


type Assign IP address type. ipaddr Assign IP address. ipnum Assign IP address number that user want to

delete.

The following table describes del-multi-ip command variables.


type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP, 3 - EXTERN IP

ipaddr IP address: A.B.C.D ipnum IP address number. Range: 1 ~ 20

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines



MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to delete multiple IP address.

add-multi-ip

inipaddr This section describes inipaddr commands.

add-inipaddr

add-inipaddr {type type | ipaddr ipaddr}To add an inner IP address to the pool

The following table describes add-inipaddr command syntax in detail.


Type Assign IP address type. Ipaddr Assign IP address.

The following table describes add-inipaddr command variables. Variable Description

type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP ipaddr IP address: A.B.C.D

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to add an inner IP address to the pool.

del-inipaddr

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands



del-inipaddr

del-inipaddr {type type | ipaddr ipaddr}To delete an inner IP address from the IP pool

The following table describes del-inipaddr command syntax in detail.


Type Assign IP address type. Ipaddr Assign IP address.

The following table describes del-inipaddr command variables.


type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP ipaddr IP address: A.B.C.D

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to delete an inner IP address from the IP pool.

add-inipaddr

exipaddr This section describes exipaddr commands.

add-exipaddr

add-exipaddr {type type |ipaddr ipaddr | submask submask}To add an external IP address to the pool

The following table describes add-exipaddr command syntax in detail.


type Assign IP address type. ipaddr Assign IP address. submask Assign subnet mask.

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description



The following table describes add-exipaddr command variables. Variable Description

type IP address type: 3 - EXTERNAL IP ipaddr IP address: A.B.C.D submask Subnet mask: A.B.C.D

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to add an external IP address to the pool.

del-exipaddr

del-exipaddr

del-exipaddr {type type | ipaddr ipaddr}To delete an external IP address from the pool

The following table describes del-exipaddr command syntax in detail.


type Assign IP address type. ipaddr Assign IP address.

The following table describes del-exipaddr command variables.


type IP address type: 3 - EXTERNAL IP ipaddr IP address: A.B.C.D

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to delete an external IP address from the pool.

add-exipaddr

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands



get-ipaddr

get-ipaddr {type type} [issue issue]To show an IP address of a pool, whether it is an idle or in use

The following table describes get-ipaddr command syntax in detail.


type Assign IP address type. Issue The IP address is used or not.

The following table describes get-ipaddr command variables.


Type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2- MEDIA IP,3 - EXTERN IP

issue IP address is used or not: 0 - IDLE, 1 - USE

MSAG(ag)# The following example shows how to show IP address of a pool, which is idle IP address.

None

multi-mac This section describes multi-mac commands.

add-multi-mac

add-multi-mac {macaddr macaddr | macnum macnum}To add multiple Mac addresses

Syntax

Purpose

Syntax Description

Usage Guidelines

Mode

Example

Related Commands

Syntax

Purpose


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