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ZXG10 iTCNetwork Management

MML Command Reference(Volume II)

Version 6.10.10

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Contents

About This Manual ............................................................ i

Purpose................................................................................ i Intended Audience ................................................................. i Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i Related Documentation.......................................................... ii Conventions......................................................................... ii How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii

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

Overview..........................................................................1

Login Method..................................................................1 ZXG10 iTCM Client Method .....................................................1 TELNET Method ....................................................................3

Command Terminal .........................................................4 System Composition and Functions..........................................4 Command Terminal Interface..................................................5 Man Machine Commands........................................................6

Chapter 2........................................................................11

Commands (II)..............................................................11

SET VOQ ........................................................................... 11 SET VOQTHR...................................................................... 11 SET WRED ......................................................................... 12 SHOW ALLROLE.................................................................. 14 SHOW ALLROLESET............................................................. 15 SHOW ALLSESSION............................................................. 15 SHOW ALLUSER.................................................................. 16 SHOW APCM ...................................................................... 16 SHOW ASTAT ..................................................................... 17 SHOW ATERPCM ................................................................. 18

SHOW ATERSTAT ................................................................19 SHOW BCUP CM TASK..........................................................20 SHOW BOARDSTATE............................................................21 SHOW CHANGEDMPTIMER ....................................................22 SHOW CHANGEDPPTIMER.....................................................24 SHOW CHG ........................................................................28 SHOW CLKEPARA ................................................................28 SHOW CONNECT .................................................................30 SHOW CPU.........................................................................31 SHOW CPUSTATE ................................................................32 SHOW CREDIT ....................................................................33 SHOW DAYLIGHTSAVE .........................................................34 SHOW DCIRINFO ................................................................34 SHOW DE1DTLINK ..............................................................35 SHOW DEPARTMENT............................................................36 SHOW DISCCODE................................................................36 SHOW DISKPARA ................................................................37 SHOW DLINK......................................................................38 SHOW DLINKSET ................................................................38 SHOW DLKMODULE .............................................................39 SHOW DLKSMOD.................................................................39 SHOW DLSTIME ..................................................................40 SHOW DMODLINK ...............................................................40 SHOW DMODULE.................................................................41 SHOW DOFC.......................................................................41 SHOW DSPBUNIT ................................................................42 SHOW DUNITSUNIT.............................................................43 SHOW DUNTSUNT1 .............................................................43 SHOW DUNTSUNT2 .............................................................44 SHOW DUNTSUNT3 .............................................................44 SHOW FLWM ......................................................................45 SHOW ICMPARA..................................................................45 SHOW INVENTORY ..............................................................47 SHOW ITCOL ......................................................................48 SHOW LAWTYPE..................................................................49 SHOW LKSRVSTAT ..............................................................49 SHOW LKSSTAT ..................................................................51 SHOW LKSTAT ....................................................................52 SHOW LNKMONI .................................................................54

SHOW LOFC....................................................................... 55 SHOW MODULE .................................................................. 58 SHOW MPPRTMRPTD ........................................................... 59 SHOW MRS ........................................................................ 60 SHOW MTP2CFG ................................................................. 61 SHOW MTP2STAT................................................................ 62 SHOW MTPSCR................................................................... 63 SHOW N7LKS ..................................................................... 65 SHOW N7LNKDT ................................................................. 66 SHOW N7LNKE1 ................................................................. 68 SHOW N7LNKNO................................................................. 70 SHOW N7OFC..................................................................... 71 SHOW N7ROUTE................................................................. 71 SHOW N7SSN..................................................................... 74 SHOW NAMEDTIMER ........................................................... 76 SHOW NE .......................................................................... 77 SHOW NTPSVR ................................................................... 77 SHOW OFC ........................................................................ 78 SHOW OFCSTAT ................................................................. 85 SHOW OMP ........................................................................ 88 SHOW OPC ........................................................................ 89 SHOW PLATINFO ................................................................ 92 SHOW PLATINFODES........................................................... 92 SHOW PM STATUS .............................................................. 93 SHOW PPCONN................................................................... 94 SHOW PPPRTDFT ................................................................ 97 SHOW PPPRTMRPTD............................................................ 99 SHOW PROFILE ITC........................................................... 100 SHOW PRTM..................................................................... 101 SHOW PSNPARA ............................................................... 101 SHOW PWRDPARA ............................................................ 103 SHOW QUWGHT ............................................................... 104 SHOW RACK .................................................................... 105 SHOW ROLE..................................................................... 106 SHOW ROLESET ............................................................... 106 SHOW RSCIR ................................................................... 107 SHOW RTBFD................................................................... 108 SHOW SCCPSCR ............................................................... 108 SHOW SCHWG ................................................................. 111

SHOW SDHOPTPARA.......................................................... 111 SHOW SDHTRIPARA .......................................................... 113 SHOW SHELF.................................................................... 114 SHOW SIMQOS ................................................................. 115 SHOW SNTP ..................................................................... 116 SHOW SPECIFICCALL......................................................... 116 SHOW SUNIT.................................................................... 118 SHOW SYNC TASK............................................................. 120 SHOW SYNCSTAT.............................................................. 121 SHOW SYSQOS................................................................. 121 SHOW SYSTEM TIME.......................................................... 122 SHOW TIME...................................................................... 123 SHOW TIMEZONE.............................................................. 123 SHOW TRACELMT.............................................................. 127 SHOW TRAFFIC................................................................. 127 SHOW TSCONN................................................................. 128 SHOW TSCONNVERIFY....................................................... 129 SHOW TZ......................................................................... 130 SHOW UCONN .................................................................. 134 SHOW UNT....................................................................... 135 SHOW UNTSUNTSTAT ........................................................ 148 SHOW USER..................................................................... 149 SHOW VOQ ...................................................................... 150 SHOW VOQTHR................................................................. 150 SHOW WRED .................................................................... 151 SPY LINK ......................................................................... 152 SPY LINKSRVSTAT............................................................. 153 STOP ALLLINK .................................................................. 154 STOPSPY LINK .................................................................. 155 STOPSPY LINKSRVSTAT ..................................................... 156 SYNC ALL......................................................................... 156 SYNC CHG........................................................................ 157 UBL ATER......................................................................... 158 UBL LINK ......................................................................... 159 UBL MODULE .................................................................... 159 UBL UNTSUNT................................................................... 160 UPD TIME......................................................................... 161

Appendix A...................................................................163

Figures..........................................................................163

Tables...........................................................................165

Index............................................................................167

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About This Manual

Purpose

The purpose of this manual is to introduce system commands used for configuration, performance, security, diagnostics etc. The manual explains each command with its function, syntax, input and output parameters.

Intended Audience

This document is intended for engineers and technicians who perform operation activities on the ZXG10 iTC and ZXG10 iTCM.

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:

ZXG10 system and its various components

User interface on Base Station Controller

Local operating procedures

What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following sections:

T AB L E 1 M AN U AL S U M M AR Y

Section Summary

Chapter 1, Overview Describes system login methods, command terminal, command format, and parameter instructions of the man-machine commands in ZXG10 iTCM.

Chapter 2, Commands Introduces the commands in iTCM in alphabetical order.

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Section Summary

Appendix A, Figures and Tables

List of figures and tables in the manual.

Index Contains index of the manual.

Related Documentation

The following documentation is related to this manual:

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.10) Transcoder Pool Documentation Guide

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.10) Network Management Software Installation Guide


ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.10) Network Management Configuration Management Operation Guide

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.10) Network Management System Tools Operation Guide

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.10) Transcoder Pool Hardware Installation Guide

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.10) Transcoder Pool System Description

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.10) Transcoder Pool Hardware Description

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.10) Transcoder Pool Maintenance Guide

Conventions

ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

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.

Typographical Conventions

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Typeface Meaning

| 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

Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) once.

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

Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the right mouse button) once.

Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and moving the mouse.

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Mouse Operation

Conventions

Customer Support

Documentation Support


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C h a p t e r 1

Overview

This chapter describes the command terminal interface of ZXG10 iTCM network management system and explains the procedure to execute commands.

Login Method This section introduces the following two methods that can be used to login to the command line terminal:

ZXG10 iTCM Client

TELNET

ZXG10 iTCM Client Method

Open command terminal from ZXG10 iTCM client software.

Perform the following steps to open command terminal using ZXG10 iTCM client software:

1. Double click the ZXG10 iTCM Client icon on the desktop.

2. Input User Name, Password, and Server Address and click OK, as shown in Figure 1.

Purpose

Steps


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F I G U R E 1 ZXG10 I TCM LO G I N D I AL O G B O X

3. On the ZXG10 iTCM client interface, click View > Terminal, as shown in Figure 2, to open command terminal shown in Figure 3.

F I G U R E 2 OP E N C O M M AN D TE R M I N AL

Chapter 1 Overview


F I G U R E 3 ZXG10 I TCM CO M M AN D TE R M I N AL

END OF STEPS

TELNET Method

Use command terminal via TELNET method.

Perform the following steps to use command terminal via TELNET method:

1. Open command prompt and use TELNET to connect to the server. After successful connection, system prompts to input username and password, as shown in Figure 4.

Purpose

Steps



F I G U R E 4 CO N N E C T U S I N G TELNET

2. If username and password are correct, system displays the command prompt $>, which means that the system is ready to accept commands.

END OF STEPS

Command Terminal This section provides an introduction to the command terminal, its functions and other facilities that it provides to make the system user friendly.

System Composition and Functions

ZXG10 iTCM network management system adopts the client/server architecture. The user can perform all maintenance and configuration operations through the client. After receiving operation request from the client, the server analyzes and executes the command and returns the results to the client. Commands can be executed using the terminal system of the client or by logging on to the server using standard TELNET tool.

All system operations can be performed using iTCM command terminal. Some of them are as follows:

Configuration Management

It can be used to add, modify, delete, query, back up and restore all the configuration data in ZXG10 iTCM.

Dynamic Management

Command Terminal

Composition

Command Terminal

Functional Modules

Chapter 1 Overview


It can be used to monitor and maintain the status of all the links and resources. It can also be used to block, test, unblock and reset all the resource.

Security Management

It can be used to query and configure all security related information e.g. users, roles, departments, sessions etc.

Diagnostics Test

It can be used to test all functions of the hardware board of the system. It is mainly used to detect the board during the daily maintenance and eliminate the fault board during the troubleshooting.

Command Terminal Interface

The command terminal interface is divided into five panes, as shown in Figure 5.

F I G U R E 5 ZXG10 I TCM IN T E R F AC E

A: displays configuration resource tree.

B: displays operation command tree.

C: displays command processes i.e. Command Execute Result, Help and History Command.

D: displays command interface including parameters.

E: displays command line syntax of the executed commands.

Terminal Descriptions



Command terminal provides an efficient help system in real time and prompts the user to input the correct command. The main functions are as follows:

Help function

When user inputs HELP command, the system displays detail help information about the command. This parameter is a command code or mnemonic symbol.

Error prompt function

For an incorrect command, this function gives detailed error information. It facilitates the user to locate the error quickly.

Auto prompt function

When inputting the command, user gets a prompt to input the corresponding parameters according to the command code.

Command aborting function

This function can be used to abort a command that is being executed.

Acknowledgement function

For some special commands, it is required to acknowledge the execution of the command. Server will execute the command if it is allowed by the user.

Transaction management function

By default, each command is a single transaction, which means that the command is submitted automatically after the execution. System also supports the non-auto submitting function which means that it is required to execute the COMMIT command after executing one or more commands.

Batch processing function

This function helps to process the files with many commands in batch.

Man Machine Commands

Man machine command begins with command code and ends with semicolon. Contents between command code and semicolons are parameters, as shown in Figure 6.

F I G U R E 6 MAN M AC H I N E C O M M AN D FO R M AT

Command Terminal Help

Functions

Command Format

Chapter 1 Overview


Command code is sequence consist of four letters. First letter defines sub-functional areas of the command, and known as level 1 code. Second and third letters, known as level 2 codes, indicates object class that the command affects or influences. The last letter defines the command action to execute, and is called as level 3 code.

The command code PMJC, as shown in Figure 7, indicates creation of measurement job in performance management.

F I G U R E 7 CO M M AN D C O D E FO R M AT

Based on the above structure the command with level 1 code are classified as command category, and those with level 1 and 2 codes are as command group.

The Parameter part is made of one or more parameter block(s), as shown in Figure 8, all of which are parameter sequence with : as the start symbol and the parameters are separated by ,. Position of parameter block is interchangeable. Usually, only one parameter block specifies the operation object, which is the first part in the parameter part.

F I G U R E 8 PAR AM E T E R P AR T

Each parameter has three parts :< parameter name>=. Parameter name consists of eight letters and numbers with first character always letter.

For parameter value, all parameter falls in to four logic types, as shown in Table 4.

T AB L E 4 - P AR AM E T E R V AL U E TY P E

Parameter Logic Type

Symbolic Representation

Function Description

Mandatory parameters

User must input the parameters.

Command Code

Parameter Part



Parameter Logic Type

Symbolic Representation

Function Description

One-from-multiple parameter group

{ }

When inputting the parameter group, users must choose one only from the parameter group,

Optional parameter group

[ ] Users should either input all parameters in the group, or omit them all.

Optional parameters [ ]

It is a special case of optional parameter group: when the parameter number of optional parameter group is 1, it is an optional parameter.

In addition mandatory parameters and one from multiple parameter groups can have default value and it is not necessary that user should input parameter.

For example: a parameter block : A{, B, C}[, D, E][, F] suggests that parameter A is an mandatory parameter, parameter B and C make up a one-from-multiple parameter group, parameter D and parameter E make up an optional parameter group; F is an optional parameter.

Note: Punctuation marks such as :, , and ; that appear in the man-machine commands of the OMCR (V2) system are all English characters.

Parameter Types

System defines 21 parameters; few of them are listed below:

Value of boolean data can be either T (TRUE) or F (False).

Numerical values can be classified in two types:

Integer type

Classified in to integers, in general sense (without containing any separator), and integer type parameters ARGUMENTS (separators like &, &&, -, &- and &&-) can appear in the parameter, having integers on both sides.

Floating type

Classified in to floating numbers, in general sense (without containing any separator), and floating type ARGUMENTS (separators & can appear in the parameter, having floating number on both sides).

Boolean Type

Numerical Value Type

Chapter 1 Overview


Identifier type

Includes basic identifier type and identifier type PARAMETER ARGUMENT (separator & can appear in the parameter, having identifiers on both sides).

Note: Identifier is combination of letters and numbers but it must begin with a letter.

Includes enumerated type, in general sense (various enumerated items are separated with separator ,) and enumerator type PARAMETER ARGUMENT (& can appear in the parameter having enumerated type data on both sides).

Date type parameter format, is as follows: YYYY-MM-DD.

Includes secondorder time type (second order type parameter format: hh-mi-ss), and minute order time type (minute order time type format HH-MM).

Decimal floating number followed by suffix C.

Decimal floating number followed by suffix %.

Includes character string, which is a combination of characters included in double quotation marks, for example xxxx, and character string type PARAMETER ARGUMENT in which & can appear in the parameter having general character string on both sides.

Enumerated Type

Date Type

Time Type

Temperature Type

Percentage Type

Character String Type


C h a p t e r 2

Commands (II)

This chapter provides description, syntax, and parameters of each command.

SET VOQ

Set VOQ mapping

SET VOQ : SLOT=< SLOT>[, VOQ=< VOQ>][, NAME=< NAME>];

Name Description Type Range Def O/M Instance

Count

SLOT Slot No Int 1~17 M 1 - 1

VOQ VOQ No Int 0~15 O 1 - 1

NAME User alias String 0~50 O 1 - 1

No output parameters.

No enum description

SET VOQ: SLOT=5, VOQ=12, NAME="VOQ";

SET VOQTHR

Set VOQ threshold

SET VOQTHR : CLASS=< CLASS>[, LOW=< LOW>][, HIGH=< HIGH>][, NAME=< NAME>];

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax



Name Description Type Range Def O/

M Instance Count

CLASS Priority Int 0~8 M 1 - 1

LOW Low threshold Int 0~90 O 1 - 1

HIGH High threshold Int 25~200 O 1 - 1



No enum description

SET VOQTHR: CLASS=2, LOW=25, HIGH=98, NAME="VOQTHR";

SET WRED

Modify WRED parameter

SET WRED : UNT=< UNT>, PORT=< PORT>, QOS=< QOS>[, INWT=< INWT>][, INRATE=< INRATE>][, INGRN=< INGCONST> - < INGMAX> - < INGMIN>][, INYLW=< INYCONST> - < INYMAX> - < INYMIN>][, INRED=< INRCONST> - < INRMAX> - < INRMIN>][, EGWT=< EGWT>][, EGRATE=< EGRATE>][, EGGRN=< EGGCONST> - < EGGMAX> - < EGGMIN>][, EGYLW=< EGYCONST> - < EGYMAX> - < EGYMIN>][, EGRED=< EGRCONST> - < EGRMAX> - < EGRMIN>][, NAME=< NAME>];


M Inst Count

UNT Unit No Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

PORT Port No Int 0~7 M 1 - 1

QOS QOS No Int 0~7 M 1 - 1

INWT Ingress weight

Int 0~15 O 1 - 1

INRATE Ingress service rate

Int 0~31 O 1 - 1

INGCONST Ingress green package constant

Int 0~100 O 1 - 1

INGMAX Ingress green max

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands (II)



M Inst Count

INGMIN Ingress green min

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

INYCONST Ingress yellow package constant

Int 0~100 O 1 - 1

INYMAX Ingress yellow max

Int 1~1000 - O 1 - 1

INYMIN Ingress yellow min

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

INRCONST Ingress red package constant

Int 0~100 O 1 - 1

INRMAX Ingress red max

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

INRMIN Ingress red min

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

INGRN Ingress green package parameter

Complex O 1 - 1

INYLW Ingress yellow package parameter

Complex O 1 - 1

INRED Ingress red package parameter

Complex O 1 - 1

EGWT Egress weight

Int 0~15 O 1 - 1

EGRATE Egress service rate

Int 0~31 O 1 - 1

EGGCONST Egress green package constant

Int 0~100 O 1 - 1

EGGMAX Egress green max

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

EGGMIN Egress green min

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

EGYCONST Egress yellow package constant

Int 0~100 O 1 - 1

EGYMAX Egress yellow max

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

EGYMIN Egress yellow min

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1




M Inst Count

EGRCONST Egress red package constant

Int 0~100 O 1 - 1

EGRMAX Egress red max

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

EGRMIN Egress red min

Int 1~1000 O 1 - 1

EGGRN Egress green package parameter

Complex O 1 - 1

EGYLW Egress yellow package parameter

Complex O 1 - 1

EGRED Egress red package parameter

Complex O 1 - 1



No enum description

SET WRED: UNT=10, PORT=0, QOS=1, INWT=9;

SHOW ALLROLE

Show all roles

SHOW ALLROLE;

No input parameters.

Name Description Type Instance Count

NAME Role name String 1 - 1

DESCRIPTION Description String 1 - 1

LOCKED Status Bool 1 - 1

ROLEINFO Role information Complex 0 - 100

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters



No enum description

SHOW ALLROLE;

SHOW ALLROLESET

Show all role sets

SHOW ALLROLESET;



NAME Role set name String 1 - 1


LOCKED Status Bool 1 - 1

ROLESETINFO Role set information Complex 0 - 100

No enum description

SHOW ALLROLESET;

SHOW ALLSESSION

Show all sessions

SHOW ALLSESSION;



SESSIONID Session ID Int 1 - 1

USERNAME User name String 1 - 1

CLIENTIP Client IP String 1 - 1

CONNECTTYPE Connection type String 1 - 1

LOGINTIME Login time String 1 - 1

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




SESSIONINFO Session information Complex 0 - 100

No enum description

SHOW ALLSESSION;

SHOW ALLUSER

Show all users

SHOW ALLUSERS;



NAME User name String 1 - 1


DISABLE Status Bool 1 - 1

USERINFO User information Complex 0 - 100

No enum description

SHOW ALLUSER;

SHOW APCM

Show A port PCM system configuration

SHOW APCM:[ OFC=< OFC>][, PCM=< PCM>][, UNIT=< UNIT>][, SUNIT=< SUNIT>][, OFCNAME=< OFCNAME>];

Input Parameters


Count

OFC Office ID Int 1~16 O 1 - 1

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax




Count

PCM PCM ID Int 0~1791 O 1 - 1

UNIT Unit ID Int 1~2000 O 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit ID Int 9~71 O 1 - 1

OFCNAME Office name String 0~50 O 1 - 1


OFC Office ID Int 1 - 1

OFCNAME Office name String 1 - 1

PCM PCM ID Int 1 - 1

UNIT Unit ID Int 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit ID Int 1 - 1

NAME User label String 1 - 1

INFO INFO Complex 1 - 1771

No enum description

SHOW APCM: OFC =1, PCM=2;

SHOW ASTAT

Show A port status

SHOW ASTAT : OFC=< OFC>, PCM=< PCM>, TSRANGE=< TSBEGIN> - < TSEND>;


M Instance Count

OFC Office ID Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

PCM PCM No Int 0~1791 M 1 - 1

TSRANGE TS No Complex 0~31 M 1 - 1

TSBEGIN First value of ST

Int 1~31 M 1 - 1

TSEND Last value of ST

Int 1~31 M 1 - 1

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




RESULT Result Enum 1 - 1


CICINFO Circuit info Complex 1 - 128

PCM PCM No Int 1 - 1

TS TS No Int 1 - 1

STATUS Circuit status Int 1 - 128

OPR Result Enumeration

Value Name

SUCCESS SUCCESS

FAILURE FAILURE

SHOW ASTAT: OFC=1, PCM=0, TSRANGE=1-1;

SHOW ATERPCM

Show ATER port PCM system configuration

SHOW APCM:[ OFC=< OFC>][, PCM=< PCM>][, UNIT=< UNIT>][, SUNIT=< SUNIT>][, OFCNAME=< OFCNAME>];


M Instance Count

OFC Office ID Int 1~16 O 1 - 1

PCM PCM ID Int 0~1791 O 1 - 1

UNIT Unit ID Int 1~2000 O 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit ID Int 9~71 O 1 - 1

OFCNAME Office name String 0~50 O 1 - 1



OFCNAME Office name String 1 - 1

PCM PCM ID Int 1 - 1

UNIT Unit ID Int 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit ID Int 1 - 1

NAME User label String 1 - 1

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters





No enum description

SHOW APCM: OFC =1, PCM=2;

SHOW ATERSTAT

Show Ater port status

SHOW ATERSTAT : OFC=< OFC>, PCM=< PCM>, TSRANGE=< TSBEGIN> - < TSEND>, SUBTS16K=< SUBBEGIN16K> - < SUBEND16K>, SUBTSTYPE=< SUBTSTYPE>;


M Inst Count

OFC Office ID Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

PCM PCM No Int 0~1791 M 1 - 1

TSRANGE TS No Complex M 1 - 1

SUBTS16K 16 K Sub TS Complex M 1 - 1

TSBEGIN First value of slot

Int 1~31 M 1 - 1

TSEND Last value of slot

Int 1~31 M 1 - 1

SUBBEGIN16K

First value of 16 K Sub slot

Int 0~3 M 1 - 1

SUBEND16K

Last value of 16 K Sub slot

Int 0~3 M 1 - 1




CICINFO Circuit info Complex 1 - 128

ATERCICNUM TS or Sub TS number Int 1 - 1

PCM PCM No Int 1 - 1

TS TS No Int 1 - 1

16KSUBTS 16 K Sub TS Int 1 - 1

TSTYPE TS type Int 1 - 1

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




STATUS STATUS Int 1 - 128

OPR Result Enumeration

Value Name

SUCCESS SUCCESS

FAILURE FAILURE

SHOW ATERSTAT: OFC=1, PCM=0, TSRANGE=1-1, SUBTS16K=0-0;

SHOW BCUP CM TASK

Show backup configuration data task

SHOW BCUP CM TASK:[ TASKNAME=< TASKNAME>];


Count

TASKNAME Task alias String 1~50 O 1 - 1


FILEPATH File path String 1 - 1

SRCNEID NE ID Int 1 - 1

STARTTIME Start time Date 1 - 1

TASKNAME Task alias String 1 - 1

TASKSTATUS Task status Enum 1 - 1

PERIODUNIT Period unit Enum 1 - 1

PERIODVALUE Period value Int 1 - 1

INFO Output info Complex 1 - 1000

Yes/No's Enumeration

Value Name

NO No

YES Yes

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



Period Unit Enumeration

Value Name

HOUR HOUR

DAY DAY

WEEK WEEK

MONTH MONTH

YEAR YEAR

MINUTE MINUTE

SHOW BCUP CM TASK: TASKNAME="1";

SHOW BOARDSTATE

Show board status

SHOW BOARDSTATE : LOC=< RACK> - < SHELF> - < SLOT>;

ACK SHOW BOARDSTATE: INFO= ---


Count

RACK Rack No Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

SHELF Shelf No Int 1~4 M 1 - 1


LOC Board location Complex M 1 - 1


RACK Rack No Int 1 - 1

SHELF Shelf No Int 1 - 1

SLOT Slot No Int 1 - 1

STATE Board status Enum 1 - 1

INFO Status info Complex 1 - 1

Board State Enumeration

Value Name

BOARD_STATE_UNKNOWN Unknown State

Example

Function

Syntax

Command Output Format

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



Board State Enumeration

Value Name

BOARD_STATE_ACTIVE Active State

BOARD_STATE_STANDBY Standby State

BOARD_STATE_MIX Mixed State

SHOW BOARDSTATE: LOC=1-1-1;

SHOW CHANGEDMPTIMER

Show changed MP default pre-defined timer

SHOW CHANGEDMPTIMER:[ TYPE=< TYPE>][, TIMER=< TIMER>][, NAMEFLAG=< NAMEFLAG>][, DEFINTERVALFLAG=< DEFINTERVALFLAG>][, CURINTERVALFLAG=< CURINTERVALFLAG>][, STATUSFLAG=< STATUSFLAG>][, NEWFLAG=< NEWFLAG>][, DELFLAG=< DELFLAG>];

Name Description Type Range Def O/M

Inst Count

TYPE Module type Enum O 1 - 1

TIMER Timer ID Int 1~ 65535

O 1 - 1

NAMEFLAG Show timer name changed

Enum YES O 1 - 1

DEFINTERVALFLAG

Show default interval changed

Enum YES O 1 - 1

CURINTERVALFLAG

Show current interval changed

Enum YES O 1 - 1

STATUSFLAG

Show start status changed

Enum YES O 1 - 1

NEWFLAG Show new created

Enum YES O 1 - 1

DELFLAG Show deleted Enum YES O 1 - 1

Name Description Type Instance

Count

NAME Timer name changed String 1 - 1

TYPE1 Module type Enum 1 - 1

TIMER1 Timer ID Int 1 - 1

PRENAME Timer name before String 1 - 1

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




Count

changing

NOWNAME Current timer name String 1 - 1

NAMECHANGED Show timer name changed

Complex 1 - 65535

DEFINTVAL Default interval changed

String 1 - 1



PREDEFINTVAL Default interval before changing

Int 1 - 1

NOWDEFINTVAL Current default interval

Int 1 - 1

DEFINTVALCHANGED Show default interval changed

Complex 1 - 65535

CURINTVAL Current interval changed

String 1 - 1



PRECURINTVAL Current interval before changing

Int 1 - 1

NOWCURINTVAL Current interval Int 1 - 1

CURINTVALCHANGED Show current interval changed

Complex 1 - 65535

STATUS Start status changed String 1 - 1



PRESTATUS Start status before changing

Enum 1 - 1

NOWSTATUS Current start status Enum 1 - 1

STATUSCHANGED Show start status changed

Complex 1 - 65535

NEWTIMER New created timer String 1 - 1



NAME5 Timer name String 1 - 1

DEFINTVAL5 Default interval Int 1 - 1

CURINTVAL5 Current interval Int 1 - 1

STATUS5 Start status Enum 1 - 1

NEWCREATED Show new created timer

Complex 1 - 65535




Count

DELTIMER Deleted timer String 1 - 1







DELETED Show deleted timer Complex 1-65535

Module Type Enumeration

Value Name

MT_3G_SYSTEM MT_3G_SYSTEM

MT_3G_RPU MT_3G_RPU

Flag Enumeration

Value Name

NO No Show

YES Show

Start Status Enumeration

Value Name

NO No use

YES Use

SHOW CHANGEDMPTIMER: NAMEFLAG=YES, DEFINTERVALFLAG=YES, CURINTERVALFLAG=YES, STATUSFLAG=YES, NEWFLAG=YES, DELFLAG=YES;

SHOW CHANGEDPPTIMER

Show changed PP default pre-defined timer

SHOW CHANGEDPPTIMER:[ TYPE=< TYPE>][, CPUNO=< CPUNO>][, TIMER=< TIMER>][, NAMEFLAG=< NAMEFLAG>][, DEFINTERVALFLAG=< DEFINTERVALFLAG>][, CURINTERVALFLAG=< CURINTERVALFLAG>][, STATUSFLAG=<

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax



STATUSFLAG>][, NEWFLAG=< NEWFLAG>][, DELFLAG=< DELFLAG>];


M Inst Count

TYPE Unit type Enum O 1 - 1

CPUNO CPUNo Enum O 1 - 1

TIMER Timer ID Int 1~ 65535

O 1 - 1

NAMEFLAG Show timer name change

Enum YES O 1 - 1

DEFINTERVALFLAG

Show default interval change

Enum YES O 1 - 1

CURINTERVALFLAG

Show current interval change

Enum YES O 1 - 1

STATUSFLAG

Show start status change

Enum YES O 1 - 1

NEWFLAG Show new created

Enum YES O 1 - 1

DELFLAG Show deleted Enum YES O 1 - 1

Name Description Type Inst

Count

NAME Timer name change String 1 - 1

TYPE1 Unit type Enum 1 - 1

CPUNO1 CPU No Enum 1 - 1


PRENAME Timer name before change String 1 - 1

NOWNAME Current timer name String 1 - 1

NAMECHANGED Show changed timer name Complex 1 - 65535

DEFINTVAL Default interval change String 1 - 1




PREDEFINTVAL Default interval before changing

Int 1 - 1

NOWDEFINTVAL Current default interval Int 1 - 1

DEFINTVALCHANGED

Show changed default interval

Complex 1 - 65535

CURINTVAL Current interval change String 1 - 1

Input Parameters

Output Parameters



Name Description Type Inst

Count




PRECURINTVAL Current interval before changing

Int 1 - 1

NOWCURINTVAL Current interval Int 1 - 1

CURINTVALCHANGED

Show changed current interval

Complex 1 - 65535

STATUS Start status change String 1 - 1




PRESTATUS Start status before changing

Enum 1 - 1

NOWSTATUS Current start status Enum 1 - 1

STATUSCHANGED Show start status changed Complex 1 - 65535

NEWTIMER New created timer String 1 - 1








NEWCREATED Show new created timer Complex 1 - 65535

DELTIMER Deleted timer String 1 - 1








DELETED Show deleted timer Complex 1 - 65535



Unit Type Enumeration

Value Name

UT_3G_V5_SPB UT_3G_V5_SPB

UT_3G_IEPS_SPB UT_3G_IEPS_SPB

UT_3G_IDLB_SPB UT_3G_IDLB_SPB

UT_3G_SPB_8260 UT_3G_SPB_8260

UT_3G_SGBP_8260 UT_3G_SGBP_8260

UT_3G_SPB_NOE1 UT_3G_SPB_NOE1

UT_3G_SPB_8250 UT_3G_SPB_8250

UT_3G_INLP_8260 UT_3G_INLP_8260

UT_3G_VTC_DSP14 UT_3G_VTC_DSP14

UT_3G_DTB UT_3G_DTB

UT_3G_SDTB UT_3G_SDTB

UT_3G_CRS UT_3G_CRS

UT_3G_GIPB UT_3G_GIPB

UT_3G_LAPD UT_3G_LAPD

CPU No. Enumeration

Value Name

COMMCPU COMMCPU

CPU1 CPU1

CPU2 CPU2

CPU3 CPU3

CPU4 CPU4

Flag Enumeration

Value Name

NO No Show

YES Show

Start Status Enumeration

Value Name

NO No use

YES Use

Enum Description

Example



SHOW CHANGEDPPTIMER: NAMEFLAG=YES, DEFINTERVALFLAG=YES, CURINTERVALFLAG=YES, STATUSFLAG=YES, NEWFLAG=YES, DELFLAG=YES;

SHOW CHG

Show changed tables

SHOW CHG:[ MODULE=< MODULE>];


Count

MODULE Module No Int 1~300 O 1 - 127


MODULE Module No Int 1 - 1

TABLENAME Changed table String 1 - 1


No enum description

SHOW CHG: MODULE=1;

SHOW CLKEPARA

Show CLK environment threshold

SHOW CLKEPARA;



CLKTYPE Clock type Enum 1 - 1

CLKMODE Clock work mode Enum 1 - 1

CLKBASE Clock base setting Enum 1 - 1

BASETYPE Main clock base Enum 1 - 1

BASEINFO All clock base String 1 - 1

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




CLKGRADE Clock grade Enum 1 - 1

EQCBASEINFO All EQC clock base Enum 1 - 1

NAME User alias String 1 - 1


All eqc Base Info Enumeration

Value Name

bit_NO bit_NO

0x08h_OK 0x08h_OK

0x09h_OK 0x09h_OK

0x0Ah_OK 0x0Ah_OK

0x0Bh_OK 0x0Bh_OK

0x0Ch_OK 0x0Ch_OK

0x0Dh_OK 0x0Dh_OK

0x0Eh_OK 0x0Eh_OK

0x0Fh_OK 0x0Fh_OK

Clock Grade Enumeration

Value Name

CKG_NO CKG_NO

CKG_2 CKG_2

CKG_3 CKG_3

Main Type Enumeration

Value Name

2Mbits0 CLKG_BASE_2Mbits0


2MHz0 CLKG_BASE_2MHz0


8KBase CLKG_BASE_8KBase

8KGPS CLKG_BASE_8KGPS

8K4 CLKG_BASE_8K4

Work Mode of Clock Enumeration

Value Name

Enum Description




Value Name

FASTCAPTURE Fast catch

TRACE Trace

KEEPUP Keep

FREE Free

Clock Type Enumeration

Value Name

CLKG CLKG

CLKG2 CLKG2

Is clock benchmark Enumeration

Value Name

FORBIDDEN No

ALLOWED Yes

SHOW CLKEPARA;

SHOW CONNECT

Show circuit connection

SHOW CONNECT:[ ID=< ID>];


Count

ID Connect ID Int 1~20000 O 1 - 1


ID Connect ID Int 1 - 1

AUNIT DT unit No Int 1 - 1

ASUNIT DT subunit No Int 1 - 1

AIDX DT circuit No Int 1 - 1

BUNIT TIPB/DT unit No Int 1 - 1

BSUNIT TIPB/DT subunit No Int 1 - 1

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




BIDX TIPB/DT circuit No Int 1 - 1



No enum description

SHOW CONNECT: ID=1;

SHOW CPU

Show CPU

SHOW CPU : LOC=< RACK> - < SHELF> - < SLOT>[, CPUNO=< CPUNO>];


Count

RACK Rack No Int 1~16 O 1 - 1

SHELF Shelf No Int 1~4 O 1 - 1

SLOT SlotNo Int 1~17 O 1 - 1

LOC Location Complex O 1 - 1

CPUNO CPUNo Int 1~4 O 1 - 1


USERLABEL User alias String 1 - 1

NEID NEID Int 1 - 1

SYSTEMID System ID Int 1 - 1

RACKNO Rack No Int 1 - 1

SHELFNO Shelf No Int 1 - 1

SLOTNO Slot No Int 1 - 1

CPUNO CPU No Int 1 - 1

CPURATELOW Rate low Int 1 - 1

CPURATEHIGH Rate high Int 1 - 1

TEMPHIGH Temp high Int 1 - 1

TEMPRESET Reset temp Int 1 - 1

BOARDTYPE Board type No Int 1 - 1

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters





SUBSYSTEM Subsystem ID Int 1 - 1

UNIT Unit No Int 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit No Int 1 - 1

BACKUPMODE Backup mode Enum 1 - 1

STREAMCTRL Stream control Int 1 - 1


Unit back mode Enumeration

Value Name

NO Without backup

ONEPLUSONE One plus one backup

LOADSHARE Load share backup

BACKTOBACK Back to back backup

NPLUSONE N plus one backup

ONETOONE One to one backup

SHOW CPU: LOC="1-2-7";

SHOW CPUSTATE

Show CPU status

SHOW CPUSTATE : LOC=< RACK> - < SHELF> - < SLOT>[, CPU=< CPU>];


M Instance Count

RACK Rack No Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

SHELF Shelf No Int 1~4 M 1 - 1


LOC Board location Complex M 1 - 1

CPU CPU No Int 1~16 O 1 - 1


RACK Rack No Int 1 - 1

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




SHELF Shelf No Int 1 - 1

SLOT Slot No Int 1 - 1

CPU CPU No Int 1 - 1

STATE CPU state Enum 1 - 1

INFO State info Complex 1 - 16

CPU state Enumeration

Value Name

CPU_STATE_UNKNOWN Unknown State

CPU_STATE_ACTIVE Active State

CPU_STATE_STANDBY Standby State

SHOW CPUSTATE: LOC=1-1-1, CPU=1;

SHOW CREDIT

Show dispatch weight value

SHOW CREDIT :[ QOS=< QOS>];


Count

QOS Priority Int 0~7 O 1 - 1


NEID Office No Int 1 - 1

QOS Priority Int 1 - 1

INCR Cell No in INGRESS Int 1 - 1

ECR Data length in EGRESS Int 1 - 1



No enum description

SHOW CREDIT;

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example



SHOW DAYLIGHTSAVE

Show daylight save information

SHOW DAYLIGHTSAVE;



BUREAUNO Exchange number Int 1 - 1

DAYLGHTSVST Begin time of daylight saving time

String 1 - 1

DAYLGHTSVEND End time of daylight saving time

String 1 - 1

ENABLE Enable daylight saving time

Enum 1 - 1


Enable Daylight Saving Time Enumeration

Value Name

NO NO

YES YES

SHOW DAYLIGHTSAVE;

SHOW DCIRINFO

Show circuit by unit and subunit

SHOW DCIRINFO: CIRTYPE=< CIRTYPE>, UNIT=< UNIT>, SUNIT=< SUNIT>;


Count

CIRTYPE Resource circuit type

Enum M 1 - 1

UNIT Unit No Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




Count

SUNIT Subunit No Int 1~255 M 1 - 1


INDEX Circuit No Int 1 - 1

INFO Info Complex 1 - 2147483647

Circuit Type Enumeration

Value Name

DT DT type

SHOW DCIRINFO: CIRTYPE=2, UNIT=1, SUNIT=1;

SHOW DE1DTLINK

Show narrowband signaling link

SHOW DE1DTLINK: UNIT=< UNIT>[, SUNIT=< SUNIT>][, TYPE=< TYPE>][, LINK=< LINK>][, NAME=< NAME>];


Count


SUNIT Sub unit No Int 1~4 O 1 - 1

TYPE Link type Enum O 1 - 1

LINK Link No Int 1~9000 Select one

1 - 1

NAME Link alias String 1~50 Select one

1 - 1


LINK Link No Int 1 - 1

CHANNEL Link No in boards Int 1 - 1

NAME Link alias String 1 - 1

SUNIT Sub unit No Int 1 - 1


Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters



Link Type Enumeration

Value Name

E1 E1 link

DT DT link

SHOW DE1DTLINK: UNIT=1, SUNIT=1, TYPE=E1, LINK=1, NAME="1";

SHOW DEPARTMENT

Show department

SHOW DEPARTMENT: NAME=;

Name Description Type Range Default O/M Instance

Count

NAME Department name

String 1 ~ 50 M 1 - 1


NAME Department name String 1 - 1


SUPERDEPART Super department String 1 - 1

No enum description

SHOW DEPARTMENT: NAME="1";

SHOW DISCCODE

Show A law/U law segmentation/continuum code

SHOW DISCCODE;


Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




Count

BUREAUNO Exchange number Int 1 - 1

DISCCODEA Continuum code of A law Int 1 - 1

DISCCODEU Continuum code of U law Int 1 - 1


No enum description

SHOW DISCCODE;

SHOW DISKPARA

Show hard disk parameter

SHOW DISKPARA :[ UNT=< UNT>][, MODULE=< MODULE>];


Count

UNT Unit No Int 1~2000 O 1 - 1



NEID NEID Int 1 - 1

UNT Unit No Int 1 - 1


INDEXNUM Index Int 1 - 1

DSKALARM1 Disk alarm 1 (%) Int 1 - 1




INFO Set info Complex 1 - 65535

No enum description

SHOW DISKPARA: UNT=1, MODULE=1;

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example



SHOW DLINK

Show signaling link

SHOW DLINK:[ MODULE=< MODULE>][, LINKSET=< LINKSET>][, NAME=< NAME>];


Count


LINKSET Signaling link set ID

Int 1~1024 Select one

1 - 1

NAME Signaling link set alias

String 1~50 Select one

1 - 1





No enum description

SHOW DLINK: MODULE=1, LINKSET=1, NAME="1";

SHOW DLINKSET

Show all signaling link set

SHOW DLINKSET:[ OFC=< OFC>][, NAME=< NAME>];


Count

OFC Office ID Int 1~16 Select one

1 - 1

NAME Office alias String 1~50 Select one

1 - 1

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




LINKSET Link set No Int 1 - 1



No enum description

SHOW DLINKSET: OFC=1, NAME="1";

SHOW DLKMODULE

Show signaling link module

SHOW DLKMODULE;





No enum description

SHOW DLKMODULE;

SHOW DLKSMOD

Show module and signaling link set

SHOW DLKSMOD;




LINKSET Signaling link set ID Int 1 - 1

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




NAME Signaling link set alias String 1 - 1


No enum description

SHOW DLKSMOD;

SHOW DLSTIME

Show daylight saving time

SHOW DLSTIME;



ENABLED Enable status Enum 1 - 1

BEGTIME Begin time String 1 - 1

ENDTIME End time String 1 - 1

Is Enabled Enumeration

Value Name

DISENABLED DISENABLED

ENABLED ENABLED

SHOW DLSTIME;

SHOW DMODLINK

Show signaling link by module

SHOW DMODLINK: MODULE=< MODULE>;


Count

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




Count

MODULE ModuleNo Int 1~127 M 1 - 1





No enum description

SHOW DMODLINK: MODULE=1;

SHOW DMODULE

Show all modules

SHOW DMODULE;





No enum description

SHOW DMODULE;

SHOW DOFC

Show adjacent office

SHOW DOFC:[ ID=< ID>][, NAME=< NAME>];

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax




Count

ID Office ID Int 1 ~ 16 Select one

1 - 1

NAME User alias String 0~50 Select one

1 - 1


ID Office ID Int 1 - 1


INFO Result Complex 1 - 2048

No enum description

SHOW DOFC: ID=1;

SHOW DSPBUNIT

Show all SPB units

SHOW DSPBUNIT;

No input parameters



UNITTYPE Unit type Enum 1 1


Unit Type Enumeration

Value Name

SPB_8260 Unit type 31

SPB_8250 Unit type 34

SHOW DSPBUNIT;

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example



SHOW DUNITSUNIT

Show unit and subunit of resource circuit

SHOW DUNITSUNIT: CIRTYPE=< CIRTYPE>;


Count

CIRTYPE Resource circuit type

Enum M 1 - 1





Circuit Type Enumeration

Value Name

DT DT type

SHOW DUNITSUNIT: CIRTYPE=2;

SHOW DUNTSUNT1

Show modules of all units

SHOW DUNTSUNT1;



MODULE ModuleNo Int 1 - 1


No enum description

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



SHOW DUNTSUNT1;

SHOW DUNTSUNT2

Show all subunits of unit

SHOW DUNTSUNT2: MODULE= < MODULE> ;


Count

MODULE ModuleNo Int 1~127 M 1 - 1




No enum description

SHOW DUNTSUNT2: MODULE=1;

SHOW DUNTSUNT3

Show all subunits of unit by unit

SHOW DUNTSUNT3: UNIT=< UNIT>;


Count





No enum description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



SHOW DUNTSUNT3: UNIT=1;

SHOW FLWM

Show flow meter parameter

SHOW FLWM :[ ID=< ID>];


Count

ID Flow ID Int 0~1023 O 1 - 1


NEID Office No Int 1 - 1

ID Flow ID Int 1 - 1

CIR Submit speed Int 1 - 1

CBS Submit max size Int 1 - 1

EBS Extra max size Int 1 - 1

GDSCP Green package value Int 1 - 1

YDSCP Yellow package value Int 1 - 1

RDSCP Red package value Int 1 - 1

RATE Factor of CIR value Int 1 - 1



No enum description

SHOW FLWM;

SHOW ICMPARA

Show ICM environment threshold

SHOW ICMPARA;


Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters





CLKMODE Clock work mode Enum 1 - 1

CLKBASE Clock base setting Enum 1 - 1

BASETYPE Main clock base Enum 1 - 1

BASEINFO All clock base String 1 - 1

CLKGRADE Clock grade Enum 1 - 1



Clock Grade Enumeration

Value Name

CKG_NO CKG_NO

CKG_2 CKG_2

CKG_3 CKG_3

Main Type Enumeration

Value Name





8KBase CLKG_BASE_8KBase

8KGPS CLKG_BASE_8KGPS

8K4 CLKG_BASE_8K4


Value Name

FASTCAPTURE Fast catch

TRACE Trace

KEEPUP Keep

FREE Free


Value Name

FORBIDDEN No

Output Parameters

Enum Description




Value Name

ALLOWED Yes

SHOW CLKEPARA;

SHOW INVENTORY

Show inventory

SHOW INVENTORY :[ ID=< ID>];


Count

ID Unit ID Int 1~65535 O 1 - 1


NEID NEID Int 1 - 1

ID Unit ID Int 1 - 1

TYPE Family type String 1 - 1

TYPENUM Type & version String 1 - 1

VENDOR Vendor String 1 - 1

SERIAL Serial No String 1 - 1

DATE Manufacture date String 1 - 1

SRVDATE Last service date String 1 - 1

POS Unit position String 1 - 1

OTHER Other info String 1 - 1



No enum description

SHOW INVENTORY;

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example



SHOW ITCOL

Show system load

SHOW ITCOL:MODULE=[,SERVCLASS=][,SERVTYPE=][,CPUOLLEVEL=];

Name Desc Type Range Def O/M Inst Count

MODULE Module number

Int 1~127 M 1 - 1

SERVECLASS Serve Class

Enum 0~3 O 1 - 1

SERVETYPE Serve Type Enum 0~2 O 1 - 1

CPUOLLEVEL CPU Congestion Level

Enum 0~5 O 1 - 1

Name Description Type Inst Count

MODULE Module No. Int 1-1

SERVECLASS Serve Class Enumeration 1-1

SERVETYPE Serve Type Enumeration 1-1

CPUOLLEVEL CPU Congestion Level

Enumeration 1-1

CPUUSERATE CPU Occupancy Rate Ceiling

Int 1-1

CALLREJECTRATE Call Reject Rate Int 1-1

INFO Output Info. Complex 1-48

Serve Classs Enumeration

Value Name

COMMONUSER Common User

Serve Types Enumeration

Value Name

REQUEST Call Request

SWITCH Call Switch

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



CPU Congestion Levels Enumeration

Value Name

CPU_LEVEL0 CPU Occupancy Rate 0%-75%






SHOW ITCOL:MODULE=1,SERVCLASS=0,SERVTYPE=0,CPUOLLEVEL=0;

SHOW LAWTYPE

Show A/U law information of the gateway

SHOW LAWTYPE;



TYPE A/U law info of the gateway Enum 1 - 1


A/U Law Info. of the Gateway Enumeration

Value Name

A Law A Law

U Law U Law

SHOW LAWTYPE;

SHOW LKSRVSTAT

Show service status of signaling link

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function



SHOW LKSRVSTAT :[ LINK=< LINK>][, LINKNAME=< LINKNAME>];


Count

LINK Link No Int 1 ~ 9000

Select one

1 - 32

LINKNAME User alias String 1 ~ 50 Select one

1 - 32


LINKNUM Link number Int 1 - 1

LINKLIST Link status info Complex 1 - 32


LINK Link number Int 1 - 1

STATUS Link status Enum 1 - 1

SRVSTATUS Service status Enum 1 - 1

ORIENTATION Orientation flag Enum 1 - 1

ALARM Alarm flag Enum 1 - 1

Link Status Enumeration

Value Name

MTP3_ALIGNING Link has been oriented

MTP3_ACTIVATED Remote processor fault recover

MTP3_PRV Validate state

MTP3_INS Under service state

MTP3_OOS Beyond service state

MTP3_POO Remote processor fault

MTP3_SLCONGEST Link blocking

MTP3_SLCONGESTCS Link blocking relieve

MTP3_SLAVESTATUS Standby state

MTP3_L3TESTFAIL L3 test failed

MTP3_L2COMMFAIL L2 communications failed

MTP3_UNKOWN Unknown cause

MTP3_SLBLOCK Link stop manually

Orientation Flag Enumeration

Value Name

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



Orientation Flag Enumeration

Value Name

NORMAL Normal Orientation

URGENCY Urgent Orientation

Alarm Flag Enumeration

Value Name

NOALARM No Alarm

ALARM Alarm

Result Enumeration

Value Name

SUCCESS Success

FAILURE Failure

Service Status Enumeration

Value Name

INTRAFFIC In traffic

NOTRAFFIC No traffic

LCLINHIB Local inhibit

RMTINHIB Remote inhibit

N7BLOCKED N7 is blocked

CONGEST N7 is congested

INTRAFFIC In traffic

NOTRAFFIC No traffic

SHOW LKSRVSTAT: LINK=1;

SHOW LKSSTAT

Show signaling link set status

SHOW LKSSTAT:[ LKS=< LKS>][, LKSNAME=< LKSNAME>];


Count

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




Count

LKS Signaling link set ID


1 - 1

LKSNAME User alias String 1~50 Select one

1 - 1


Count

LINKSET Signaling link set ID Int 1 - 1

OFFICE Signaling link set's office Int 1 - 1

NUMBER Link No in a set Int 1 - 1

AVAILLINKNUM Useful link No Int 1 - 1

LINKLIST State of link in group Complex 1 - 16



STATUS Link state Enum 1 - 1

Link State Enumeration

Value Name

UNAVAILABLE Link is unavailable

AVAILABLE Link is available

Result Enumeration

Value Name

SUCCESS Success

FAILURE Failure

SHOW LKSSTAT: LKS=1;

SHOW LKSTAT

Show signaling link status

SHOW LKSTAT: MODULE=< MODULE>[, LINK=< LINK>][, LINKNAME=< LINKNAME>];

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax




Count

MODULE SMP module number

Int 1~127 M 1 - 1

LINK Query link number


1 - 32

LINKNAME User alias String 1~50 Select one

1 - 32


Count


LINKNUM Link No Int 1 - 1

LINKLIST Link status info Complex 1 - 32



STATUS Link state Enum 1 - 1

CONGESTFLAG Link congestion sign Enum 1 - 1

Link State Enumeration

Value Name

initialization Initial state

service_interrupt Service interrupted state

initialize_orientation Initial locating state

orientation_ready Locating ready state

orientation_not_ready Locating not ready state

service Service state

processor_fault Proccessor fault state

Link Congesting Sign Enumeration

Value Name

UNCONGEST No congestion

CONGEST Congesting

Result Enumeration

Value Name

SUCCESS Success

FAILURE Failure

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



SHOW LKSTAT: MODULE=1, LINK=1";

SHOW LNKMONI

Show signaling link monitor

SHOW LNKMONI :[ ID=< ID>][, UNT=< UNT>][, NAME=< NAME>];


Count

ID Link No Int 1~5000 O 1 - 10

UNT Monitor unit Int 1~2000 O 1 - 1



ID Monitored link No Int 1 - 1

UNT Board unit No Int 1 - 1

E1 E1 in monitor Int 1 - 1

E1TS E1 start TS in monitor Int 1 - 1

LSPBE1 E1 to link Int 1 - 1

LE1TS E1 start TS to link Int 1 - 1

CSPBE1 E1 to monitor Int 1 - 1

CE1TS E1 start TS to monitor Int 1 - 1

DRC Monitor direction Enum 1 - 1


INFO Result Complex 1 - 5000

DRC Enumeration

Value Name

IN In To Monitored SPB

OUT Out To Monitored SPB

SHOW LNKMONI: ID=1, UNT=1, NAME="0";

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example



SHOW LOFC

Show local office configuration

SHOW LOFC;



OFFTYPE Office type String 1 - 1

NET Net type Enum 1 - 1

SEQ Sequence in Area Int 1 - 1

TCODE Test code String 1 - 1

SPTYPE Signaling point type Enum 1 - 1

LANG Language supported Enum 1 - 1

RSTTIME Reset time (ms) Int 1 - 1

RESTART Signaling point restart Enum 1 - 1


NEID Bureau number Int 1 - 1


Sigaling Point Restart Enumeration

Value Name

YES Need restart

NO Needn't restart

Enumeration

Value Name

NET1 NET1

NET2 NET2

NET3 NET3

NET4 NET4

NET5 NET5

NET6 NET6

NET7 NET7

NET8 NET8

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



Enumeration

Value Name

NET9 NET9

NET10 NET10

NET11 NET11

NET12 NET12

NET13 NET13

NET14 NET14

NET15 NET15

NET16 NET16

NET17 NET17

NET18 NET18

NET19 NET19

NET20 NET20

NET21 NET21

NET22 NET22

NET23 NET23

NET24 NET24

NET25 NET25

NET26 NET26

NET27 NET27

NET28 NET28

NET29 NET29

NET30 NET30

NET31 NET31

NET32 NET32

NET33 NET33

NET34 NET34

NET35 NET35

NET36 NET36

NET37 NET37

NET38 NET38

NET39 NET39

NET40 NET40

NET41 NET41

NET42 NET42

NET43 NET43

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Documents

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product documentation

document revision number

product names

product version v6

technical accuracy