Pasolink Neo Te Cx2200_command Reference Ver_02.05

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PASOLINK NEO TE

CX2200Multi-service Transport Gateway

Command Reference

CautionsRead this manual carefully before use for proper operation.Be sure to keep this manual at hand after reading it.

MADE IN JAPAN


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Version Ver. 02.05


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Revision History

Revision History

Rev. Published date Description

B January 2010 First edition published


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Preface

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Preface


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Before reading the command reference

This device has two types of modes to use commands.

General mode: Mode to use terminal local set commands that do not involve display systemand configuration update (default)

Privileged mode: Mode to use all commands related to usual maintenance operation such asdisplay commands and configuration commands

Marks located at the top of descriptions for each command indicate following meanings:

Privilege Indicates that this command can be used in privileged mode.*

General Indicates that this command can be used in general mode.** When both are displayed, the command can be used in both modes.

Save Indicates that the settings can be saved.(Without an indication, the settings for the command cannot be saved.)

Notation in "Input format" includes following meanings.

Parameters enclosed in brackets can be omitted.

When multiple parameters are enclosed in a pair of brackets, all the parameters enclosedcan be omitted.

Example)

[P1] : P1 can be omitted.

[P1 P2] : P1 and P2 can be omitted. Either one of P1 or P2 cannot be omitted.

[P1[P2]] : P1 and P2 can be omitted. P2 can be omitted without omitting P1,but P1 cannot be omitted without omitting P2.

Commands described with multiple input formats vary parameters to be specified accordingto the settings.

In such a case, the key parameter is indicated as "Px (bold italic)" with an explanation.

Example)

P1 (aaa/bbb) P2 P3 : When aaa or bbb is specified in P1, specify P2 and P3.

P1 (ccc) P4 P5 : When ccc is specified in P1, specify P4 and P5.

GeneralMode

PrivilegedMode

enable

disable

Mode Transition and Command for Transition


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Notation in "Parameters" includes following meanings.

Braces indicate that one of the keywords delimited by | vertical bars must be selected.

indicates that subsequent parameter to be specified varies according to parameterspreviously specified.

In such a case, the affected parameter is indicated as "indent | (vertical bar)". All theparameters are affected as long as "indent |" continues.

* indicates a supplement for the parameter.

In command input, use ASCII characters (excluding control characters).

Usable characters:

[space] !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMN

OPQRSTUVWXYZ [\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~

Also, the following characters can be used as VLAN and PVC names.

Usable characters: (The first character must be an alphabetic character.)Alphanumeric characters, "-", and "_"

Finer restrictions are applied to some commands.

(For details, see the Note field of each command.)

Cautions

(1) No part of this manual may be reproduced without prior written permission of the publisher.

(2) The contents of this manual may be revised without prior notice.

(3) All efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of all information in this manual.If you notice any part unclear, incorrect, or omitted in this manual, contact NEC.

(4) NEC assumes no liability for the result of operations despite (3).

(5) If you find any missing pages or pages out of order in this manual, please contact NEC for areplacement.


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Contents

Preface..............................................................................................i

Before reading the command reference............................................................... ii

1 Operation Modes ..................................................................... 1-1

Logout.................................................................................................................... 1-2

Switch from general mode to privileged mode ....................................................... 1-3

Switch from privileged mode to general mode....................................................... 1-4

Setting of privileged mode password ..................................................................... 1-5Clearing of privileged mode password ................................................................... 1-6

Setting of login password....................................................................................... 1-7

Clearing of login password..................................................................................... 1-8

Setting of terminal prompt...................................................................................... 1-9

Setting of scroll control defaults ............................................................................ 1-10

Setting of local terminal scroll control.................................................................... 1-11

Setting of autonomous message output................................................................ 1-12

Setting of automatic logout time............................................................................ 1-13

Display of terminal information.............................................................................. 1-14

Registration of user account ................................................................................. 1-15

Display of user account......................................................................................... 1-16

Clearing of user account ....................................................................................... 1-17

2 Global Configuration............................................................... 2-1

Setting of administrator contact.............................................................................. 2-2

Setting of system name ......................................................................................... 2-3

Setting of system location ...................................................................................... 2-4

Display of system information ................................................................................ 2-5

Setting of date and time ......................................................................................... 2-6

Setting of timezone ................................................................................................ 2-7

Setting of daylight saving time ............................................................................... 2-8

Display of date and time ....................................................................................... 2-11

Clearing of daylight saving time ............................................................................ 2-12


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3 Administration Ports ............................................................... 3-1

Setting of outband IP address................................................................................ 3-2

Clearing of outband IP address.............................................................................. 3-3

Setting of in-band IP address................................................................................. 3-4Display of in-band port setup information............................................................... 3-5

Clearing of in-band IP address............................................................................... 3-6

Setting of default gateway...................................................................................... 3-7

Clearing of default gateway.................................................................................... 3-8

Setting of static route ............................................................................................. 3-9

Display of network information.............................................................................. 3-10

Clearing of static route.......................................................................................... 3-12

Setting of outband port speed/communication direction ....................................... 3-13

Setting of outband port flow control....................................................................... 3-14

Display of outband port setup information............................................................. 3-15

Block/unblock of in-band port................................................................................ 3-17

Setting of in-band port VLAN ................................................................................ 3-18

Clearing of in-band port VLAN.............................................................................. 3-19

Checking of connection......................................................................................... 3-20

4 Ports.......................................................................................... 4-1

Setting of port blocking/unblocking ........................................................................ 4-2

Setting of port speed and MDI/MDI-X .................................................................... 4-3

Setting of GbE port media...................................................................................... 4-5

Setting of flow control............................................................................................. 4-6

Setting of port link protection time.......................................................................... 4-7

Setting of SNMP link trap transmission.................................................................. 4-8

Setting of port frame .............................................................................................. 4-9

Setting of port mode.............................................................................................. 4-11

Setting of ATM transmission path clock ................................................................ 4-13

Display of port setting and status information ....................................................... 4-14

Setting of port cable length ................................................................................... 4-20

Display of port cable length settings ..................................................................... 4-21

Setting of impedance ............................................................................................ 4-23

Display of impedance setting ................................................................................ 4-24


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5 VLAN......................................................................................... 5-1

Setting of tagbase VLAN........................................................................................ 5-2

Clearing of tagbase VLAN...................................................................................... 5-3

Setting of portbase VLAN....................................................................................... 5-4Display of VLAN table per port............................................................................... 5-5

Display of VLAN table per VLAN............................................................................ 5-6

Setting of portbase VLAN and tagbase VLAN en bloc ........................................... 5-7

Setting of VLAN tag swapping ............................................................................... 5-8

Display of VLAN tag swapping information ............................................................ 5-9

Clearing of VLAN tag swapping ............................................................................ 5-10

Display of number of VLAN entries ....................................................................... 5-11

Setting of Ethernet type for VLAN tag recognition................................................. 5-13

Display of Ethernet type information for VLAN tag recognition .............................5-14

Setting of VLAN name .......................................................................................... 5-15

Clearing of VLAN name ........................................................................................ 5-16

6 QoS ........................................................................................... 6-1

Setting of maximum bandwidth limit function per input VLAN................................ 6-2

Setting of priority mapping function per input VLAN............................................... 6-4

Setting of priority discard function per input VLAN................................................. 6-7

Display of maximum bandwidth limit function per input VLAN ..............................6-11

Clearing of maximum bandwidth limit function per input VLAN.............................6-14

Setting of input CoS priority mapping.................................................................... 6-16

Display of input CoS priority mapping ................................................................... 6-17

Setting of input CoS priority mapping enable/disable............................................ 6-18

Display of input CoS priority mapping enable/disable ........................................... 6-19

Setting of L2 switch buffer..................................................................................... 6-20

Display of L2 switch buffer .................................................................................... 6-22

Setting of class mapping for switch fabric ............................................................. 6-24

Display of class mapping setting of switch fabric .................................................. 6-26

Setting of output bandwidth................................................................................... 6-27

Display of output bandwidth.................................................................................. 6-31

Setting the output WRED function ........................................................................ 6-34

Display of the output WRED function.................................................................... 6-36


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7 Switch Control ......................................................................... 7-1

Setting of frame size .............................................................................................. 7-2

Display of frame size.............................................................................................. 7-3

Setting of aging time .............................................................................................. 7-4Display of aging time.............................................................................................. 7-5

Display of MAC learning count per port ................................................................. 7-6

Display of MAC learning count per VLAN .............................................................. 7-8

Display of MAC learning count per device ............................................................. 7-9

Display of MAC learning information per port........................................................ 7-10

Clearing of MAC learning information per port...................................................... 7-12

Display of MAC learning information per VLAN .................................................... 7-13

Clearing of MAC learning information per VLAN................................................... 7-15

8 Route Control........................................................................... 8-1

Setting of spanning tree protocol enable/disable support ...................................... 8-2

Setting of spanning tree mode ............................................................................... 8-3

Display of spanning tree mode............................................................................... 8-4

Setting of switch priority ......................................................................................... 8-5

Setting of spanning tree timer ................................................................................ 8-6

Setting of hold count .............................................................................................. 8-7

Display of spanning tree switch information........................................................... 8-8

Setting of spanning tree enable/disable per port................................................... 8-10

Setting of priority per port...................................................................................... 8-11

Setting of path cost per port.................................................................................. 8-12

Display of spanning tree port information.............................................................. 8-13

Setting of edge port............................................................................................... 8-15

Display of edge port .............................................................................................. 8-16

Setting of point-to-point......................................................................................... 8-17

Display of point-to-point ........................................................................................ 8-18

Setting of link aggregation group .......................................................................... 8-19

Display of link aggregation setting status.............................................................. 8-21

Clearing of link aggregation group ........................................................................ 8-23

Setting of system priority....................................................................................... 8-24

Display of system priority ...................................................................................... 8-25

Setting of port priority............................................................................................ 8-26

Display of port priority ........................................................................................... 8-27


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Setting of link aggregation protection time ............................................................ 8-28

Display of link aggregation protection time............................................................ 8-29

9 Filters........................................................................................ 9-1

Setting/clearing of port isolate................................................................................ 9-2

Display of port isolate setting state ........................................................................ 9-4

Setting of input filtering .......................................................................................... 9-6

Display of input filtering.......................................................................................... 9-8

Clearing of input filtering ........................................................................................ 9-9

10 EtherOAM ............................................................................. 10-1

Setting of MEG...................................................................................................... 10-2Display of MEG setting information....................................................................... 10-3

Clearing of MEG ................................................................................................... 10-5

Setting of MEP...................................................................................................... 10-6

Display of MEP setting information ....................................................................... 10-8

Clearing of MEP.................................................................................................. 10-12

Setting of test target MEP ................................................................................... 10-13

Display of test target MEP................................................................................... 10-14

Clearing of test target MEP................................................................................. 10-15

Setting of associated MEP ID ............................................................................. 10-16

Clearing of associated MEP ID ........................................................................... 10-17

Setting of EtherOAM frame common information................................................ 10-18

Display of EtherOAM frame common information............................................... 10-19

Setting of Reply frame returning period .............................................................. 10-20

Display of Reply frame returning period.............................................................. 10-21

Display of EtherOAM MAC address.................................................................... 10-22

Setting of EtherOAM Continuity Check transmission .......................................... 10-23

Setting of RDI operation...................................................................................... 10-24

Display of final fault information .......................................................................... 10-25

Display of CCM error cause................................................................................ 10-26

Clearing of CCM error cause .............................................................................. 10-28

Executing of ETH-LB .......................................................................................... 10-29

Executing of ETH-LT........................................................................................... 10-31

Executing of ETH-DM ......................................................................................... 10-33

Executing of ETH-LM.......................................................................................... 10-35


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Setting of Egress CLP conversion priority........................................................... 12-10

Display of Egress CLP conversion setting status................................................ 12-11

Setting of CLP-PW Priority mapping ................................................................... 12-13

Display of CLP-PW Priority mapping setting status ............................................ 12-15

13 ATM-OAM ............................................................................. 13-1

Setting of ATM-OAM operation ............................................................................. 13-2

Setting of ATM-OAM flow point............................................................................. 13-4

Display of ATM-OAM setting information .............................................................. 13-6

Display of ATM-OAM status information ............................................................... 13-9

14 ATM-IMA ............................................................................... 14-1

Setting of IMA group ............................................................................................. 14-2

Display of IMA group setting information .............................................................. 14-4

Display of IMA group status information ............................................................... 14-5

Clearing of IMA group........................................................................................... 14-8

Setting of IMA clock mode .................................................................................... 14-9

Display of IMA clock mode setting information.................................................... 14-10

15 TDM-Path.............................................................................. 15-1

Setting of TDM group............................................................................................ 15-2

Display of TDM group setting information ............................................................. 15-3

Clearing of TDM group.......................................................................................... 15-4

Setting of TDM path.............................................................................................. 15-5

Display of TDM path setting information ............................................................... 15-6

Clearing of TDM path............................................................................................ 15-7

16 TDM over Packet.................................................................. 16-1

Setting of TDMoP mode........................................................................................ 16-2

Setting of TDMoP group........................................................................................ 16-4

Display of TDMoP group setting information......................................................... 16-6

Clearing of TDMoP group ..................................................................................... 16-8

Setting of TDMoP connection ............................................................................... 16-9

Display of TDMoP connection setting ................................................................. 16-11

Clearing of TDMoP connection ........................................................................... 16-14Setting of variation tolerance............................................................................... 16-15


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Display of variation tolerance.............................................................................. 16-17

Display of TDMoP path setting status information .............................................. 16-18

Setting of TDMoP format..................................................................................... 16-19

Display of TDMoP format setting ........................................................................ 16-21

Clearing of TDMoP format .................................................................................. 16-24

Setting of TDMoP blocking.................................................................................. 16-25

Resetting of CESoP device................................................................................. 16-26

Display of CESoP device status.......................................................................... 16-27

17 Clock Control ....................................................................... 17-1

Setting of port (line)-independent clock mode....................................................... 17-2

Setting of reference clock priority.......................................................................... 17-3

Setting of reference clock switchover mode.......................................................... 17-5

Resetting of reference clock.................................................................................. 17-6

Setting of reference clock group ........................................................................... 17-7

Display of reference clock information .................................................................. 17-9

Setting of adaptive clock ..................................................................................... 17-12

Display of adaptive clock setting......................................................................... 17-14

Clearing of adaptive clock................................................................................... 17-19

Setting of adaptive clock mode ........................................................................... 17-21Setting of adaptive clock format.......................................................................... 17-23

Clearing of adaptive clock format setting ............................................................ 17-25

18 Network Management ......................................................... 18-1

Setting of SNMP enable/disable ........................................................................... 18-2

Setting of SNMP manager .................................................................................... 18-3

Setting of SNMP trap manager ............................................................................. 18-4

Clearing of SNMP manager settings..................................................................... 18-5

Clearing of SNMP trap manager settings.............................................................. 18-6

Setting of SNMP unauthorized access trap transmission ..................................... 18-7

Display of SNMP setting information..................................................................... 18-8

Setting of access list ........................................................................................... 18-11

Display of access list........................................................................................... 18-12

Clearing of access list ......................................................................................... 18-13

Display of session............................................................................................... 18-14

Clearing of session ............................................................................................. 18-15


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Setting of remote log enable/disable................................................................... 18-16

Setting of syslog server and message facility ..................................................... 18-17

Display of syslog server configuration information .............................................. 18-18

Clearing of syslog server..................................................................................... 18-19

Setting of syslog message level remapping........................................................ 18-20

Display of syslog message level mapping status................................................ 18-21

Clearing of syslog message level remapping...................................................... 18-22

Display of local log.............................................................................................. 18-23

Clearing of local log ............................................................................................ 18-25

Setting of NTP access time................................................................................. 18-26

Setting of IP address of NTP server.................................................................... 18-27

Display of NTP server setting information........................................................... 18-28

Clearing of IP address of NTP server ................................................................. 18-29

19 Network Test ........................................................................ 19-1

Starting of ATM loopback test............................................................................... 19-2

Setting of ATM loopback source ID....................................................................... 19-6

Display of ATM loopback source ID...................................................................... 19-7

Setting of ATM loopback monitoring mode ........................................................... 19-8

Display of ATM loopback monitoring configuration ............................................... 19-9Setting of ATM loopback monitoring function...................................................... 19-12

Display of ATM loopback monitoring information ................................................ 19-14

Clearing of ATM loopback monitoring function.................................................... 19-16

20 Monitors................................................................................ 20-1

Display of port counter .......................................................................................... 20-2

Clearing of port counter ........................................................................................ 20-5

Display of discard counter..................................................................................... 20-6

Registration of VLAN counter................................................................................ 20-9

Display of VLAN counter registration information................................................ 20-10

Clearing of VLAN counter registration................................................................. 20-11

Display of VLAN counter..................................................................................... 20-12

Clearing of VLAN counter ................................................................................... 20-16

Registration of PVC for OAM counter .................................................................20-17

Display of PVC for OAM counter......................................................................... 20-18

Clearing of PVC for OAM counter ....................................................................... 20-19


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Display of cell counter information ...................................................................... 20-20

Display of cell counter information per F4........................................................... 20-23

Display of cell counter information per F5........................................................... 20-26

Display of cell counter information per IMA group port ....................................... 20-29

Clearing of cell counter information..................................................................... 20-31

Display of port (line) quality counter.................................................................... 20-32

Registration of EtherOAM counter ...................................................................... 20-34

Display of EtherOAM counter registration information ........................................ 20-35

Clearing of EtherOAM counter registration ......................................................... 20-37

Display of EtherOAM counter.............................................................................. 20-38

Setting of mirroring start or stop.......................................................................... 20-39

Display of mirroring settings................................................................................ 20-40

21 Maintenance and Operation ............................................... 21-1

Uploading of running configuration to FTP server................................................. 21-2

Uploading of startup configuration to FTP server.................................................. 21-3

Uploading of system log to FTP server................................................................. 21-4

Uploading of setting information to FTP server..................................................... 21-5

Uploading of fault information to FTP server......................................................... 21-6

Downloading of FPGA .......................................................................................... 21-7Downloading of software....................................................................................... 21-9

Downloading of running configuration from FTP server ...................................... 21-10

Downloading of startup configuration from FTP server ....................................... 21-11

Display of running configuration.......................................................................... 21-12

Display of startup configuration........................................................................... 21-14

Setting of trap transmission selection ................................................................. 21-16

Display of trap transmission selection setting status........................................... 21-19

Display of all setting information ......................................................................... 21-22

Saving of setting information............................................................................... 21-24

Clearing of startup configuration ......................................................................... 21-25

Display of current fault and alarm information..................................................... 21-26

Clearing of WR fault............................................................................................ 21-28

Display of past fault information .......................................................................... 21-29

Clearing of past fault information ........................................................................ 21-32

Display of device installation status and other various statuses..........................21-33

Display of bridge information for device .............................................................. 21-35


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Display of module ID information ........................................................................ 21-36

Display of various version information ................................................................ 21-38

Display of device temperature............................................................................. 21-40

Setting of autonomous rebooting enable/disable ................................................ 21-41

Display of autonomous rebooting settings .......................................................... 21-42

Display of CPU usage......................................................................................... 21-43

Display of memory usage.................................................................................... 21-44

22 Device Control ..................................................................... 22-1

Resetting of entire device...................................................................................... 22-2

Display of reset factor ........................................................................................... 22-4

23 Appendix .............................................................................. 23-1

Appendix 1 Commands shown by configuration display and show all.......23-2Appendix 2 Port (line) interface type conditions ........................................... 23-9


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General Privilege Save

exit

Logout

This command is used for logout from CLI.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None

Usage condition None

Note None

Input example *Switch# exit

Output item

Relatedcommands

enable Switch from general mode to privileged mode

disable Switch from privileged mode to general mode


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enable

Switch from general mode to privileged mode

Enables you to switch from general mode to privileged mode.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None

Usage condition Interactively enter your privileged mode password. When not setting this password,press [Enter].

Note None

Input example *Switch> enableInput enable password:

*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

exit Logout

disable Switch from privileged mode to general mode


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disable

Switch from privileged mode to general mode

Enables you to switch from privileged mode to general mode.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None


Note None

Input example *Switch# disable*Switch>

Output item

Relatedcommands

exit Logout

enable Switch from general mode to privileged mode


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set login password

Setting of login password

Sets your login password.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None

Usage condition Set your login password interactively.

Note Set this password with 4 to 16 ASCII characters other than [space], [!], [?], and [controlcharacter].

Input example *Switch# set login passwordInput old password:

Input new password:

Retype new password:

*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

exit Logout

clear login password Clearing of login password


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clear login password

Clearing of login password

Clears your login password.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None

Usage condition Clear your login password interactively.

Note Set this password with 4 to 16 ASCII characters other than [space], [!], [?], and [controlcharacter].

Input example *Switch# clear login passwordInput old password:

*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

exit Logout

set login password Setting of login password


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set terminal prompt

Setting of terminal prompt

Sets a terminal prompt.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: Terminal prompt name (1 to 20 characters)

Default value P1: Switch


Notes Terminal prompts for other than the set terminal are set at reconnection.

Set this prompt name with ASCII characters other than ["], [?], and [control character].

When using [space], enclose the entire character string in double quotation marks.

Input example *Switch# set terminal prompt CX2200*CX2200#

Output item

Relatedcommand

None


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set terminal scroll system

Setting of scroll control defaults

Sets scroll control defaults.

Input formats - Specifying that screen scroll stop is off

P1 (off)

- Specifying that screen scroll stop is on

[P1 (on) ] [P2]

Parameters P1: Scroll control { off | on }

off: Screen scroll stop is off

on: Screen scroll stop is on

* When P1 is omitted, on is assumed.

When on is specified in P1.

P2: Number of scroll lines (1 to 99)

* When P2 is omitted, 22 is assumed.

Default values P1: on

P2: 22


Note Scroll control defaults are set in all terminals at reconnection.

Input example *Switch# set terminal scroll system on*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand

show terminal config Display of terminal information


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set terminal scroll local

Setting of local terminal scroll control

Sets local terminal scroll control.

Input formats - Specifying that screen scroll stop is off

P1 (off)

- Specifying that screen scroll stop is on

[P1 (on) ] [P2]

Parameters P1: Scroll control { off | on }


on: Screen scroll stop is on

* When P1 is omitted, on is assumed.

When on is specified in P1.

P2: Number of scroll lines (1 to 99)

* When P2 is omitted, 22 is assumed.

Default value P1: on

P2: 22


Notes Local terminal scroll control only for the set terminal is set.

A local terminal operates in scroll control default setting at reconnection.

Input example *Switch# set terminal scroll local on*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand show terminal config Display of terminal information


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set terminal monitor

Setting of autonomous message output

Sets autonomous message output.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: Autonomous message control { enable | disable }

enable: Enables autonomous message output

disable: Disables autonomous message output

Default values P1: [RS-232C] enable

[telnet] disable


Notes Autonomous message output is suppressed during command execution.

Terminals operate by default at reconnection.

Input example *Switch# set terminal monitor enable*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand

show terminal config Display of Show terminal information


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set terminal logout

Setting of automatic logout time

Sets automatic logout time.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: Automatic logout time (0 to 60 minutes)

0: Disables automatic logout time setting

Default value P1: 5 minutes


Note Automatic logout time for other than the set terminal is set at reconnection.

Input example *Switch# set terminal logout 60*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand

show terminal config Display of terminal information


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show terminal config

Display of terminal information

Shows terminal information.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None


Note None

Input example *Switch# show terminal configCurrent Terminal Configuration

==============================

Console TimeOut (minutes) : 60

Output Length : off

Alarm Monitor : disabled

Default Terminal Configuration

==============================

Console TimeOut (minutes) : 60

Output Length : 99

*Switch#

Output items Console TimeOut (minutes): Automatic logout time (minutes)

Output Length: Scroll control


XX: Scroll line

Alarm Monitor: Autonomous message output controlenable: Enables autonomous message output

disable: Disables autonomous message output

Relatedcommands

set terminal scroll system Setting of scroll control defaults

set terminal scroll local Setting of local terminal scroll control

set terminal monitor Setting of autonomous message output

set terminal logout Setting of automatic logout time


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set user account

Registration of user account

Registers a user account or changes the password of the registered user account.

Input format P1 P2

Parameters P1: User account name (1 to 10 characters)

P2: Permission specification { read-only | read-write }

read-only: General mode

read-write: Privileged mode

Default value None

Usage condition Set your password interactively.

Notes Set a user account with ASCII characters other than ["], [?], and [control character].


You can register up to six user accounts except the default user account.

You can change the password of the registered user account by specifying the sameuser account name and user privilege as the registered user account and entering theold password.

Set the password with 4 to 16 ASCII characters other than [space], [!], [?], and [controlcharacter].

Input example *Switch# set user account cx2200 read-writeInput password:

Retype password:

*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

show user account Display of user account

clear user account Clearing of user account


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show user account

Display of user account

Shows registered user account information.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None


Note None

Input example *Switch# show user accountUser Information

================

User Name Rights

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

admin read-write

ippan read-only

tokken read-write

cx2200 read-write

*Switch#

Output items User Name: User account name

Rights: Mode rights

read-only: General mode

read-write: Privileged mode

Relatedcommands

set user account Registration of user account

clear user account Clearing of user account


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clear user account

Clearing of user account

Clears a user account.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: User account name (1 to 10 characters)

Default value None


Notes You cannot clear the default user account "admin".

Set a user account with 4 to 16 ASCII characters other than ["], [?], and [controlcharacter].


Input example *Switch# clear user account cx2200*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

set user account Registration of user account

show user account Display of user account


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Global Configuration

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set system contact

Setting of administrator contact

Sets an administrator to contact.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: Administrator to contact (0 to 255 characters)

Default value None


Notes To return the set administrator contact to the default value, set " " in P1.

Set an administrator contact with ASCII characters (excluding control characters) likenormal command entry.

Input example *Switch# set system contact abc*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand

show system information Display of system information


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set system name

Setting of system name

Sets system name.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: System name (0 to 255 characters)

Default value None


Notes To return the set system name to the default value, set " " in P1.

Set a system name with ASCII characters (excluding control characters) like normalcommand entry.

Input example *Switch# set system name CX2200*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand

show system information Display of system information


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set system timezone

Setting of timezone

Sets timezone.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: Timezone (hh:mm)

: Sign - or +

hh: Hour (00-23)

mm: Minute (00-59)

Default value P1: +9:00

Usage condition Always specify a sign of time difference.

Note None

Input example *Switch# set system timezone +09:00*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

date Setting of date and time

show system date Display of date and time


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When daylight saving time specification by week is specified in P1.

P5: a start day of the week { sunday | monday | tuesday | wednesday |thursday | friday | Saturday }

sunday: Sunday

monday: Monday

tuesday: Tuesdaywednesday: Wednesday

thursday: Thursday

friday: Friday

saturday: Saturday

P6: Start month (1-12)

P7: Start time (hh:mm)

hh: Hour (00-23)

mm: Minute (00-59)

P8: End week { first | second | third | fourth | last }

first: The first week

second: The second weekthird: The third week

fourth: The fourth week

last: The last week

P9: an end day of the week { sunday | monday | tuesday | wednesday |thursday | friday | saturday }

sunday: Sunday

monday: Monday

tuesday: Tuesday

wednesday: Wednesday

thursday: Thursday

friday: Fridaysaturday: Saturday

P10: End month (1-12)

P11: End time (hh:mm)

hh: Hour (00-23)

mm: Minute (00-59)

P12: Time difference by daylight saving time (hh:mm)

hh: Hour (00-23)

mm: Minute (00 to 59)

* When P12 is omitted, 01:00 is assumed.

Default value None

Usage condition In date specification, you cannot specify the same date for start/end date of daylightsaving time. Also, in specification of a day of week, you cannot specify the samemonth/date/day of week for start/end date of daylight saving time.


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Notes When daylight saving time starts, the clock is not set to the set start time, movingforward corresponding to the time difference by daylight saving time.

Example) When the start time is 1:00 and time difference by daylight saving time is 0:30

0:58 -> 0:59 -> 1:30

When daylight saving time ends, the clock is not set to the set end time, movingbackward corresponding to the time difference by daylight saving time.

Example) When the end time is 2:00 and time difference by daylight saving time is 0:30

1:58 -> 1:59 -> 1:30

If daylight saving time is shorter than time difference by daylight saving time, thespecified end date is changed to that of the next year.

If the start date or the end date is Feb. 29, daylight saving time is applied only to leapyears. If Feb. 29 is set as the start date and the daylight saving time is shorter than

time difference by daylight saving time, the end date is changed to that of the next yearof the leap year. If Feb. 29 is set as the end date and the daylight saving time is shorterthan time difference by daylight saving time, the start date is changed to that of theprevious year of a leap year.

During daylight saving time, (DST) is shown in the current time.

Input example *Switch# set system daylight-time first sunday 4 1:00 last saturday 102:00 0:30

*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands


show system date Display of date and time

clear system daylight-time Clearing of daylight saving time


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show system date

Display of date and time

Shows system date and time.

Input format [P1]

Parameter P1: Showing type { detail }

detail: Detailed showing

* When P1 is omitted, setting of daylight saving time is not shown.

Default value None


Note None

Input example *Switch# show system date detailSystem Date

===========

Current Date : 09/21/2006

Current Time : 14:14:47 (DST)

Time Zone : GMT +09:00Daylight Time Start : 04/02/2006 01:00

Daylight Time End : 10/28/2006 02:00

Daylight Time Offset: 00:30

*Switch#

Output items Current Date: Date

Current Time: Time

Time Zone: Time difference from Greenwich mean time

Daylight Time Start: Start date and time of daylight saving time

Daylight Time End: End date and time of daylight saving time

Daylight Time Offset: Time difference by daylight saving time

Relatedcommands


set system timezone Setting of timezone

set system daylight-time Setting of daylight saving time


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Administration Ports

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clear ip address out-band

Clearing of outband IP address

Initializes the IP address of an outband port.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None


Note If you log in via telnet communication, the login session close confirmation message isoutput.

Input example *Switch# clear ip address out-band*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

set ip address out-band Setting of outband IP address

set ip route default Setting of default gateway

set ip route Setting of static route

show ip config Displays of network information


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clear ip address in-band

Clearing of in-band IP address

Clears logical interface settings.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None


Note None

Input example *Switch# clear ip address in-band*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

set ip address in-band Setting of in-band IP address

show in-band information Display of in-band port setup information



show ip config Display of network information

set in-band vid Setting of in-band port VLAN

clear in-band vid Clearing of in-band port VLAN


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set ip route default

Setting of default gateway

Sets a default gateway.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: IP address

Default value None

Usageconditions

If a default gateway is set in inband communication, a default gateway cannot be usedin outband communication. If a default gateway is set in inband communication, thedefault gateway that is already set in outband communication is disabled.

If a default gateway is set in outband communication, the default gateway that isalready set in inband communication is disabled.

You cannot set 0.xxx.xxx.xxx/127.xxx.xxx.xxx and 224.xxx.xxx.xxx to 255.xxx.xxx.xxxas the IP address. ("xxx" is any number.)

If you set 0 or 1 to all bits of the host part as the IP address, this setting may notprovide correct communication.

You can set the network addresses 192.168.128.0/24 and 192.168.129.0/24 as thegateway address but this setting does not provide correct communication.


Input example *Switch# set ip route default 10.20.30.40*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

set ip address out-band Setting of outband IP addressclear ip address out-band Clearing of outband IP address

clear ip route default Clearing of default gateway



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clear ip route default

Clearing of default gateway

Clears a default gateway.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None



Input example *Switch# clear ip route default*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands




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set ip route

Setting of static route

Sets a static route.

Input format P1 P2 P3 P4

Parameters P1: Routing domain (1 to 32)

P2: Destination address

P3: Subnet mask

P4: IP address (next hop)

Default value None

Usageconditions

You cannot use the network addresses set in the "set ip address inband" command(Setting of inband IP address) and "set ip address outband" command (Setting ofoutband IP address).

You cannot set 0.xxx.xxx.xxx/127.xxx.xxx.xxx and 224.xxx.xxx.xxx to 255.xxx.xxx.xxxas the IP address. ("xxx" is any number.)

If you set 0 or 1 to all bits of the host part as the gateway address or set 1 to all bits asthe destination address, this setting may not provide correct communication.

You cannot set the network addresses 192.168.128.0/24 and 192.168.129.0/24 as the

destination address. Also, you can set the gateway address for the network address192.168.128.0/24 or 192.168.129.0/24 but this setting does not provide correctcommunication.


Input example *Switch# set ip route 1 1.2.3.4 255.255.255.0 10.20.30.40*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands


clear ip address out-band Clearing of outband IP address

clear ip route Clearing of static route



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show ip config

Display of network information

Shows network information for outband/inband.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None

Usage condition 0.0.0.0 is shown in unset IP address and subnet mask.

Note None

Input example *Switch# show ip configIP Table

========

Management Port MAC Address IP Address Netmask

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

out-band 00:0b:6d:02:31:4b 10.10.10.10 255.255.255.0

in-band 00:0b:6d:02:31:4c 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

IP Routing Table

================

Destination Gateway

Index Address Netmask Address Port

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

- 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.10.10.100 out-band

*Switch#

Output items Management Port: OSS port type

MAC Address: MAC address

IP Address: IP address

Netmask: Subnet mask

Index: Routing domain

Destination Address: Destination address

Gateway Address: Gateway address

Port: Band

out-band: Outband communication

in-band: Inband communication

-: No band


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Relatedcommands


clear ip address out-band Clearing of outband IP address


clear ip route default Clearing of default gateway


clear ip route Clearing of static route


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clear ip route

Clearing of static route

Clears a static route.

Input format P1

Parameter P1: Routing domain (1 to 32)

Default value None


Note After this command is entered, execution is confirmed.

Input example *Switch# clear ip route 1Would you like to terminate remote session : (Y/N) : y

*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands




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set out-band speed

Setting of outband port speed/communication direction

Sets outband port speed/communication direction.

Input format - Specifying port speed (Auto-negotiation)

P1 (auto)

- Specifying the following port speed

-10m-half

-10m-full

-100m-half

-100m-full

P1 (10m-half | 10m-full | 100m-half | 100m-full) [P2]

Parameters P1: Port speed { 10m-half | 10m-full | 100m-half | 100m-full | auto }

10m-half: 10Mbps and Half Duplex

10m-full: 10Mbps and Full Duplex

100m-half: 100Mbps and Half Duplex


auto: Auto-negotiation

When 10m-half, 10m-full, 100m-half, or 100m-full is specified in P1.

P2: Interface { mdi | mdi-x }

mdi: MDI modemdi-x: MDI-X mode

* When P2 is omitted, mdi is assumed.

Default value None



Input example *Switch# set out-band speed auto*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand

show out-band information Display of outband port setup information


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clear in-band vid

Clearing of in-band port VLAN

Clears an in-band port VLAN.

Input format None

Parameter None

Default value None


Note None

Input example *Switch# clear in-band vid*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

show in-band information Display of in-band port setup information

set ip address in-band Setting of in-band IP address

clear ip address in-band Clearing of in-band IP address



set in-band admin Block/unblock of in-band port

set in-band vid Setting of in-band port VLAN


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ping

Checking of connection

Checks if connection with the host is correct. To cancel the connection test halfway, press Ctrl + c keycombination.

Input format P1 [P2]

Parameters P1: IP address

P2: Execution count (1 to 2147483647)

* When P2 is omitted, 4 times are assumed.

Default value None

Usageconditions

To cancel the connection test, press Ctrl + c .

You cannot set 0.xxx.xxx.xxx/127.xxx.xxx.xxx and 224.xxx.xxx.xxx to 255.xxx.xxx.xxxas the IP address. ("xxx" is any number.) Also, you can set the network addresses192.168.128.0/24 and 192.168.129.0/24 but this setting does not provide correctcommunication.

Note None

Input example *Switch# ping 192.168.1.212PING 192.168.1.212: 56 data bytes

64 bytes from 192.168.1.212: icmp_seq=0 ttl=255 time


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Ports

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Ports

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set port admin

Setting of port blocking/unblocking

Blocking a port stops its operation, resulting in link down and communication unavailable. Unblocking itenables its operation.

Input format P1 P2

Parameters P1: Port number (1 to 26, 33 to 48) (Multiple values can be specified.)

P2: Port blocking/unblocking setting { enable | disable }

enable: Port unblocking

disable: Port blocking

Default value P2: enable

Usage condition When port blocking is set, the "LINK DOWN" message may be displayed. When portunblocking is set, the "LINK UP" message may be displayed. Whether "LINK DOWN"or "LINK UP" is displayed depends on the physical connection status of the set port.

Note None

Input example *Switch# set port admin 1 enable

*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand

show port information Display of port setting and status information


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Ports

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set port speed

Setting of port speed and MDI/MDI-X

Sets a port speed and electrical interface (MDI/MDI-X) switching. If auto-negotiation is set as the portspeed, you cannot set MDI/MDI-X because the interface is automatically switched.

Input formats - Setting auto

P1 P2 (auto)

- Specifying the following port speed

- 10m-full

- 100m-full

- 1000m-fullP1 P2 (10m-full|100m-full|1000m-full) [P3]

Parameters P1: Port number (17 to 26) (Multiple values can be specified.)

P2: Port speed { 10m-full | 100m-full | 1000m-full | auto }





When 10m-full, 100m-full, or 1000m-full is specified in P2.

P3: Interface { mdi | mdi-x }

mdi: MDI mode

mdi-x: MDI-X mode

* When omitted: mdi-x

Default value P2: auto

Usage condition - We recommend you to set auto-negotiation in the GbE ports

- The port (line) speed cannot be changed when an aggregation group is specified.

Notes If 100m-full is set for the FE port, SPEED-LED always goes on without reference to theport status.

If the port speed is fixed at 1000 Mbps for the GbE port (electrical interface), 1000Mbps fixed connection is performed using auto-negotiation. For connection with anassociated device that performs 1000 Mbps fixed connection without auto-negotiation,1000m-full link may become unstable. In 1000 Mbps connection, auto is always set formdi/mdi-x because auto-negotiation is always used.

For the GbE port (optical interface), auto-negotiation is not used in 1000m-full setting.However, if the associated device performs 1000 Mbps fixed connection using auto-negotiation, link may become unstable.

For the GbE port (optical interface), mdi/mdi-x setting is ignored.

Input example *Switch# set port speed 17 10m-full mdi*Switch#


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Output item

Relatedcommand



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set port type

Setting of GbE port media

Specifies a port (100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T or 1000BASE-X) used in the GbE port.

Input format P1 P2

Parameters P1: Port number (25 to 26) (Multiple values can be specified.)

P2: Interface type { electric | optical }

electric: 100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T

optical: 1000BASE-X

Default value P2: electric


Note None

Input example *Switch# set port type 25 electric*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand



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set port link-trap

Setting of SNMP link trap transmission

Sets whether to enable or disable SNMP link trap transmission.

This setting corresponds to ifLinkUpDownTrapEnable setting in the standard MIB ifMIB group.

Input format P1 P2


P2: SNMP link trap transmission setting { enable | disable }

enable: Enables SNMP link trap transmission

disable: Disables SNMP link trap transmission

Default value P2: enable


Note None

Input example *Switch# set port link-trap 1 enable*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommand



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set port frame

Setting of port frame

Sets a port frame.

Input formats - Specifying the frame type E1/T1

P1 (e1|t1) [P2] [P3]

- Specifying the frame type SDH/SONET

P1 (sdh|sonet) P2 P3

Parameters P1: Frame type { e1 | t1 | sdh | sonet }

e1: E1 mode specification

t1: T1 mode specification

sdh: SDH physical frame layer

sonet: SONET physical frame layer

When e1 is specified in P1

P2: Line code { hdb3 | ami }

hdb3: HDB3

ami: AMI

* When P2 is omitted, hdb3 is assumed.

P3: Frame format { crc4 | crc4nocas | non-crc4 | unframed }

crc4: CRC4 multiframe

crc4nocas: CRC4 multiframe-no-CASnon-crc4: non-CRC4 (G.704 basic frame)

unframed: unframed

* When P3 is omitted, crc4 is assumed.

When t1 is specified in P1

P2: Line code { b8zs | ami }

b8zs: B8ZS

ami: AMI

* When P2 is omitted, b8zs is assumed.

P3: Frame format { esf | sf | sf-jpn | unframed }

esf: extended superframe

sf: superframesf-jpn: superframe-japanese

unframed: unframed

* When P3 is omitted, esf is assumed.

When sdh or sonet is specified in P1

P2: Port number (1)

P3: Idle cell method setting { idle | unassigned }

idle: idle cell idle cell method

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set port mode

Setting of port mode

Sets port mode.

Input format [P1 P2] [P3 P4] [P5 P6]

Parameters P1: TDM mode { tdm }

tdm: TDM mode specification

P2: TDM port number (1 to 16, 33 to 48) (Multiple values can be specified.)

P3: TDMoP mode { tdmop }

tdmop: TDMoP mode specification

P4: TDMoP port number (1 to 16, 33 to 48) (Multiple values can be specified.)

P5: ATMoP mode { atmop }

atmop: ATMoP mode specification

P6: ATMoP port number (1 to 16, 33 to 48) (Multiple values can be specified.)

Default values P1: tdm, P2: 1 to 16, 33 to 48

Usageconditions

If you enter a command specifying the same port number, an error occurs.

The previous values are retained for the omitted port numbers.

When the following settings are entered, an error occurs.set tdm group

set tdmop group

set ima group

set pvc static

set atm-shaper rate

If T1 mode is set for frame type and unframed is set for frame format in the port framesetting, an error occurs when the ATMoP mode is specified.

TDMoP mode and ATMoP mode have the different setting ranges for32T1E1H/32T1E1T line cards.

Line Card TDMoP Mode ATMoP Mode

32T1E1H 1 16 1 1632T1E1T 1 16, 33 48 -

Note None

Input examples *Switch# set port mode tdm 1-5 tdmop 6-10 atmop 11-16*Switch# set port mode tdmop 2-12

*Switch#

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F2 Status Table

===============

Port MS-AIS MS-SD MS-RDI MS-ERR MS-REI

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

1 --- --- --- --- ---

F3 Status Table===============

Port LOP P-AIS LCD

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

1 --- --- ---

*Switch# show port information 1,17,25

Line Port Information Table

===========================

Frame

Type Code Framing

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

e1 hdb3 crc4

Port Link Alarm

Port Mode Admin Status Status

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

1 tdm enabled link-down los

Link Trap

Port Status

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

1 enabled

Cpusw Port Information Table============================

Port Link

Port Admin Speed Status MDI

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

17 enabled auto link-down auto mdi/mdi-x

Flowcontrol Flowcontrol

Port Configuration Status

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

17 disabled disabled

Link Trap Protection Time Protection Time

Port Status Link Up(msec) Link Down(msec)

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

17 enabled 3000 500

Line2 Port Information Table

============================

Port Link

Port Admin Speed Status MDI

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

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MS-RDI: MS-ERR detection status

---: No alarm

detect: Alarm detection

MS-ERR: MS-ERR detection status

---: No alarm

detect: Alarm detectionMS-REI: MS-REI detection status

---: No alarm


LOP: LOP detection status

---: No alarm


P-AIS: P-AIS detection status

---: No alarm


LCD: LCD detection status

---: No alarmdetect: Alarm detection

LinkStatus: Port physical link status

10m-full: 10 Mbps Full Duplex



1.5m-t1: T1 1.5 Mbps

2.048m-e1: E1 2.048 Mbps

155m: 155 Mbps

link-down: Link down

AlarmStatus: Alarm status

normal: No alarmlos: LOS detection

ais: AIS detection

lof: LOF detection

rai: RAI detection

lcd: LCD detection

LinkTrapStatus: SNMP trap transmission enable/disable setting

enabled: Enabled

disabled: Disabled

Port Speed: Port speed setting


100m-full: 100 Mbps Full Duplex1000m-full: 1000 Mbps Full Duplex


MDI: Port MDI/MDI-X setting

mdi: MDI setting

mdi-x: MDI-X setting

auto mdi/mdi-x: Automatic recognition

FlowcontrolConfiguration: Flow control configuration

enabled: Flow control configuration enabled

disabled: Flow control configuration disabled

auto: Determined from alignment with the associated device

FlowcontrolStatus: Flow control statusenabled: Flow control enabled

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TypeStatus: Current line type

electric: Electric module

optical: Optical module

---: Unsupported line (port) type

TypeConfiguration: Line (port) type settingelectric: Electrical line (port) selected

optical: Optical line (port) selected

SFPType: Type of optical module currently being used

1000BASE-SX: 1000BASE-SX module

1000BASE-LX: 1000BASE-LX module

1000BASE-ZX: 1000BASE-ZX module

1000BASE-BX10-D: 1000BASE-BX10-D module

1000BASE-BX10-U: 1000BASE-BX10-U module

OC3-SI15: OC3 Singlemode Interreach 15 Km

OC3-SL40: OC3 Singlemode Longreach 40 Km

OC3-SL80: OC3 Singlemode Longreach 80 KmOther: Unsupported optical module

unmount: Optical module not inserted

TxError: Optical module output error detection status

normal: No output error occurred

fail: An output error occurred

RxError: Optical module input error detection status

normal: No input error occurred

fail: An input error occurred

SFP Fault: SFP fault status

normal: No fault

fault(XXXXXXXX): Fault (fault information)SFPVendorInformation: Optical module vendor information

Vendor Name: Manufacturer name

Vendor OUI: OUI

Vendor Part Number: Manufacturing number

Vendor Revision: Version

Vendor Serial Number: Serial number

Relatedcommands

set port admin Setting of port blocking/unblocking

set port speed Setting of port speed and MDI/MDI-X

set port type Setting of GbE port media

set port flowcontrol Setting of flow control

set port protection-time Setting of port link down/recovery detection time

set port link-trap Setting of SNMP link trap transmission

set port frame Setting of port frame

set port clock Setting of ATM transmission path clock


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set port cable-length

Setting of port cable length

Sets port cable length.

Input format - Specifying cable length (short)

P1 P2 (short) [P3]

- Specifying cable length (default)

P1 P2 (initial)


P2: Length type { short | initial }short: short

initial: default

When short is specified in P2.

P3: Cable length { 133ft | 266ft | 399ft | 533ft | 655ft }

133ft: 133 ft

266ft: 266 ft

399ft: 399 ft

533ft: 533 ft

655ft: 655 ft

* When P3 is omitted, 133ft is assumed.

Default value P2: short, P3: 133ft

Usage condition The frame type needs to be set to the T1 mode.

Note None

Input examples *Switch# set port cable-length 3 short*Switch# set port cable-length 10-12,14-16 short 399ft

*Switch# set port cable-length 5 initial

*Switch#

Output item

Relatedcommands

set port frame Setting of port frame

set port mode Setting of port mode

show port cable-length Display of port cable length settings


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show port cable-length

Display of port cable length settings

Shows port cable length settings.

Input format [P1]

Parameter P1: Port number (1 to 16, 3

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