ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access Convergence Equipment Command Manual (Volume I)

ZXA10 C220
GPON Optical Access Convergence

Equipment
Command Manual (Volume I)

Version 1.1.2
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First Edition
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Contents
Preface............................................................... i
Overview ...........................................................1
Access Modes................................................................. 1
HyperTerminal............................................................ 1
NetNumen ................................................................. 4
Telnet ....................................................................... 8
Login Modes .................................................................. 9
General Command Syntax ..............................................11
Basic System Management .............................. 13

banner incoming ...........................................................13
configure terminal .........................................................14
disable .........................................................................15
enable .........................................................................15
enable secret ................................................................15
end .............................................................................16
exit .............................................................................17
hostname .....................................................................17
multi-user configure.......................................................18
nvram boot-password ....................................................18
nvram boot-server.........................................................19
nvram boot-username....................................................20
nvram config-filename ...................................................20
nvram default-gateway ..................................................21
nvram imgfile-location....................................................22
nvram mng-ip-address ...................................................22
nvram inband-mac ........................................................23
nvram outband-mac ......................................................24
show nvram..................................................................24
reboot..........................................................................25
reload ..........................................................................25
route-map ....................................................................26
time-range ...................................................................26
username .....................................................................27
version.........................................................................28
who .............................................................................28
show clock....................................................................29
show clock config ..........................................................29
show running-config ......................................................30
show system-group .......................................................31
show route-map ............................................................32
show time-range ...........................................................32
show username .............................................................33
show users ...................................................................33
show version ................................................................34
Hardware Management ................................... 35

add-card ......................................................................35
add-rack ......................................................................36
add-shelf......................................................................36
del-card .......................................................................37
del-rack .......................................................................37
del-shelf.......................................................................38
reset-card ....................................................................38
show card.....................................................................39
swap............................................................................39
confirm-card .................................................................40
reset-at-suspend ...........................................................40
lock-card ......................................................................41
unlock-card ..................................................................41
Fan Management ............................................. 43

fan control....................................................................43
fan high-threshold .........................................................43
fan speed .....................................................................44
show fan ......................................................................44
Version Management....................................... 47
activate version.............................................................47
download version ..........................................................48
erase version ................................................................48
main-backup version......................................................48
quit .............................................................................49
show compound-version .................................................49
show update-status .......................................................50
show version-running.....................................................51
show version-saved .......................................................52
show sync-status...........................................................53
update-boot..................................................................53
update-version..............................................................54
patch load ....................................................................55
patch unload.................................................................55
show patchstate ............................................................56
update-cpld ..................................................................56
File System Management................................. 59

cd ...............................................................................59
copy (FTP Client) ...........................................................60
delete ..........................................................................61
dir ...............................................................................61
display .........................................................................62
format flash ..................................................................63
mkdir...........................................................................63
pwd .............................................................................64
rename ........................................................................64
rmdir ...........................................................................65
write............................................................................65
write flash ....................................................................66
write nvram ..................................................................66
User Management ........................................... 67

line console absolute-timeout ..........................................67
line console idle-timeout.................................................68
line telnet absolute-timeout ............................................68
line telnet access-class ...................................................69
line telnet idle-timeout ...................................................70
login ............................................................................70
logout ..........................................................................71
login-authentication-type................................................71
login-authorization-type .................................................71
quit .............................................................................72
rlogin...........................................................................72
script ...........................................................................73
show history .................................................................73
show monitor................................................................74
show msan ...................................................................74
show terminal ...............................................................75
telnet...........................................................................75
telnet mng....................................................................76
telnet onu ....................................................................76
Clock Management .......................................... 77

clock............................................................................77
clock timezone ..............................................................77
clock set.......................................................................78
source .........................................................................78
external-input ...............................................................79
external-output .............................................................80
show clock config ..........................................................81
show source active ........................................................81
SNMP Management.......................................... 83
show snmp ...................................................................83
show snmp config..........................................................84
show snmp engine-id .....................................................84
show snmp group ..........................................................85
show snmp user ............................................................85
snmp-server access-list ..................................................86
snmp-server community.................................................86
snmp-server contact ......................................................87
snmp-server context ......................................................87
snmp-server enable .......................................................88
snmp-server engine-id ...................................................88
snmp-server group ........................................................89
snmp-server host ..........................................................90
snmp-server location .....................................................91
snmp-server packetsize..................................................91
snmp-server trap-source ................................................92
snmp-server user ..........................................................92
snmp-server view ..........................................................93
RMON Management ......................................... 95

rmon alarm ..................................................................95
rmon collection history ...................................................96
rmon collection statistics ................................................97
rmon event...................................................................98
show rmon ...................................................................99
FTP/TFTP Server ........................................... 101

copy .......................................................................... 101
copy .......................................................................... 102

ip ftp password ........................................................... 102
ip ftp username........................................................... 103
System Log and Statistics Management ........ 105

clear logging alarm ...................................................... 105
clear logging command ................................................ 106
clear logging snmp ...................................................... 106
clear processor............................................................ 106
logging buffer ............................................................. 107
logging console ........................................................... 107
logging filesavetime ..................................................... 108
logging ftp.................................................................. 109
logging level ............................................................... 110
logging mode .............................................................. 110
logging snmplog-save .................................................. 111
logging on .................................................................. 112
show snmplogfile......................................................... 112
show cmdlogfile .......................................................... 113
show logging alarm...................................................... 114
show logging configure................................................. 115
show processor ........................................................... 115
syslog ........................................................................ 116
syslog-server host ....................................................... 117
syslog exclude-snmp.................................................... 118
unm on ...................................................................... 119
unm server................................................................. 119
write alarmlog............................................................. 120
write cmdlog............................................................... 120
write logging............................................................... 120
write snmplog ............................................................. 121
Alarm Management ....................................... 123

alarm {enable | disable} .............................................. 123
alarm confirm ............................................................. 124
alarm trap-confirm ...................................................... 124
alarm trap-control ....................................................... 125
alarm level-change ...................................................... 125
show alarm................................................................. 126
show alarm config ....................................................... 126
show alarm pool .......................................................... 126
show alarm counter ..................................................... 127
show alarm-level ......................................................... 128

clear alarm pool .......................................................... 128
clear alarm counter...................................................... 129
Debugging..................................................... 131
debug all .................................................................... 132
debug alarm ............................................................... 133
debug arp................................................................... 133
debug dhcp-option82 ................................................... 133
debug group-management............................................ 134
debug igmp ................................................................ 135
debug ip..................................................................... 136
debug ip bgp all .......................................................... 136
debug ip bgp dampening .............................................. 137
debug ip bgp events .................................................... 137
debug ip bgp in ........................................................... 137
debug ip bgp keepalives ............................................... 138
debug ip bgp out ......................................................... 138
debug ip bgp updates................................................... 139
debug ip destination .................................................... 139
debug ip dhcp ............................................................. 140
debug ip icmp ............................................................. 140
debug ip icmp detail .................................................... 140
debug ip igmp............................................................. 141
debug ip igmp-snooping ............................................... 141
debug ip interface........................................................ 141
debug ip multicast ....................................................... 142
debug ip msdp ............................................................ 143
debug ip ospf adj......................................................... 143
debug ip ospf all.......................................................... 144
debug ip ospf cspf ....................................................... 144
debug ip ospf database-timer ........................................ 145
debug ip ospf events.................................................... 145
debug ip ospf flood ...................................................... 145
debug ip ospf lsa-generation ......................................... 146
debug ip ospf nsf......................................................... 146
debug ip ospf packet.................................................... 146
debug ip ospf retransmission......................................... 147
debug ip ospf spf......................................................... 147
debug ip ospf tree ....................................................... 148
debug ip pim-snooping ................................................. 148
debug ip pimsm .......................................................... 149

debug ip pimdm .......................................................... 150
debug ip protocol ........................................................ 150
debug ip rip ................................................................ 151
debug ip rip all ............................................................ 151
debug ip rip database .................................................. 152
debug ip rip trigger ...................................................... 152
debug ip source........................................................... 152
debug ip tcp all ........................................................... 153
debug ip tcp driver ...................................................... 153
debug ip tcp driver-pak ................................................ 154
debug ip tcp packet ..................................................... 154
debug ip tcp transactions.............................................. 155
debug ip udp .............................................................. 155
debug iptv all.............................................................. 156
debug isis adj-packets.................................................. 157
debug isis all............................................................... 157
debug isis nsf-event..................................................... 158
debug isis snp-packets ................................................. 158
debug isis spf-events ................................................... 158
debug isis update-packets ............................................ 159
debug lacp all ............................................................. 159
debug lacp fsm ........................................................... 159
debug lacp packet ....................................................... 160
debug mpnat .............................................................. 161
debug mstp agreement ................................................ 161
debug mstp all ............................................................ 162
debug mstp bpdu-rx .................................................... 162
debug mstp bpdu-tx .................................................... 163
debug mstp errors ....................................................... 163
debug mstp flush......................................................... 163
debug mstp info .......................................................... 164
debug mstp migration .................................................. 165
debug mstp proposals .................................................. 165
debug mstp roles......................................................... 166
debug mstp state ........................................................ 166
debug mstp tc............................................................. 167
debug nas .................................................................. 167
debug port-location ..................................................... 168
debug pppoe-plus........................................................ 168
debug radius accounting............................................... 169

debug radius all........................................................... 170
debug radius authentication .......................................... 170
debug radius exception ................................................ 171
debug radius user........................................................ 171
debug syscomm .......................................................... 172
debug sysctrl .............................................................. 173
debug version-mng...................................................... 173
debug vlan ................................................................. 174
debug vrrp ................................................................. 175
show debugging .......................................................... 176
terminal monitor ......................................................... 176
MAC Configuration......................................... 177

mac add..................................................................... 177
mac aging-time ........................................................... 178
mac delete ................................................................. 178
mac monitor-period ..................................................... 179
mac usage-threshold ................................................... 180
show mac................................................................... 180
show mac aging-time ................................................... 181
show mac monitor-info................................................. 182
show mac running ....................................................... 182
show mac system ........................................................ 183
Port Location................................................. 185

Port Location Configuration ........................................... 185
port-location access-loop-encapsulation...................... 185
port-location access-node-identifier ........................... 186
port-location flexible-syntax...................................... 186
port-location flexible-syntax add delimiter................... 186
port-location flexible-syntax add variable .................... 187
port-location hostname ............................................ 188
port-location rackno frameno .................................... 188
port-location format................................................. 189
port-location sub-option remote-id............................. 189
port-location sub-option remote-id name .................... 190
show port-location flexible-syntax.............................. 190
show port-location global.......................................... 190
show port-location port ............................................ 191
DHCP Option 82 Configuration....................................... 191
dhcp-option82......................................................... 191
dhcp option82 vport................................................. 192

dhcp-option82 trust ................................................. 192
show dhcp-option82 global ....................................... 193
show dhcp-option82 port .......................................... 193
PPPoE+ Configuration .................................................. 194
pppoe-plus ............................................................. 194
pppoe-plus vport ..................................................... 195
pppoe-plus trust...................................................... 195
show pppoe-plus global ............................................ 196
show pppoe-plus port............................................... 196
Figures .......................................................... 197

Tables ........................................................... 199
Index ............................................................ 201
List of Glossary.............................................. 205
Preface
Purpose
This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the

operation of the ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2).
Intended
Audience
This document is intended for engineers, technicians and subscribers who perform operation activities on the ZXA10 C220.
Prerequisite Skill
and Knowledge
To use this manual effectively, subscribers should have a general

understanding of network technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:
What Is in This
Manual
Networking basics
Access Network (AN) technologies
GPON technology
ZXA10 C220 system and its various components
This manual contains the following chapters:

TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMMARY
Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1, Overview
Describes the device access

modes, login modes, and general
command syntax.
Chapter 2, Basic System

Management
Describes the commands related

to basic system management.
Chapter 3, Hardware Management

to hardware management.
Chapter 4, Fan Management

to fan management.
Chapter 5, Version Management

to version management.
Chapter 6, File System

Management

to file system management.
Chapter 7, User Management

to user management.
Chapter 8, Clock Management

to clock management.
Chapter 9, SNMP Management

to SNMP management.
Chapter 10, RMON Management

to RMON management.
Chapter 11, FTP/TFTP Server

to FTP/TFTP server.
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Chapter
Summary
Chapter 12, System Log and

Statistics Management

to system log and statistics
management.
Chapter 13, Alarm Management

to alarm management.
Chapter 14, Debugging

to debugging.
Chapter 15, MAC Configuration

to MAC configuration.
Chapter 16, Port Location

to port location.
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXA10 C220 (V1.1.2) GPON Optical Access Convergence

Equipment Documentation Guide

Equipment Technical Manual

Equipment Hardware Manual

Equipment Hardware Installation Manual

Equipment Command Manual (Volume II)

Equipment Command Manual (Volume III)

Equipment Command Manual (Volume IV)

Equipment Operation Manual (CLI)

Equipment Operation Manual (NetNumen)

Equipment Maintenance Manual
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Chapter
Overview
Table of Contents
Access Modes..................................................................... 1
Login Modes ...................................................................... 9
General Command Syntax ..................................................11
Access Modes
This topic includes the following:
HyperTerminal
NetNumen
Telnet
HyperTerminal
Short Description
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
Perform this procedure to configure HyperTerminal.

Make sure that HyperTerminal is installed in computer and working
normally. ZXA10 C220should be able to ping the computer.
To configure HyperTerminal, perform the following steps:
1. Port Connection Setup: Use a serial cable to connect Computer Serial Port with Control and Switching Card (GCSA)
console port as shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 CONSOLE PORT SETUP
2. HyperTerminal Setup:
i.
In Windows, click start > Programs > Accessories >

Communications > HyperTerminal. Connection interface appears as shown in Figure 2.
FIGURE 2 HYPERTERMINAL CONNECTION INTERFACE
ii. In Connection Description interface, input connection

name as shown in Figure 2.
iii. Click OK to enter Connect To interface as shown in Figure
3
FIGURE 3 CONNECT TO INTERFACE
Chapter 1 Overview
iv. In Connect To interface, select COM1 from the Connect

using drop-down list.
v. Click OK to enter COM1 Properties interface as shown in
Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 COM1 PROPERTIES INTERFACE
vi. Click Restore Defaults to change the port configuration

to default value as shown in Figure 4.
vii. Click OK to finish the configuration and a HyperTerminal
application interface appears as shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 HYPERTERMINAL APPLICATION INTERFACE
viii.Input username and password. By default, username

and password is zte. The final interface appears as shown
in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 HYPERTERMINAL INTERFACE
If login fails, click Disconnect

and then click Call . If
login still fails, check parameter configuration or physical
connections. Do not login until configuration is correct.
END
Result
OF STEPS
HyperTerminal is configured successfully.
NetNumen
Short Description
Perform this procedure to access NE via NetNumen N31 (for management).
Prerequisites
Make sure that NetNumen N31 NMS and SQL Server 2000 database are installed on the computer and working normally.
Context
To access NE via NetNumen N31 System, perform the following

steps:
Steps
1. Select Start > Programs > NetNumen N31 > NetNumen

N31 Server to start UMS Server as shown in Figure 7.
Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 7 STARTING NETNUMEN N31 SERVER
The interface appears as shown in Figure 8.

FIGURE 8 UMS SERVER INTERFACE
The final interface appears as shown in Figure 9.
FIGURE 9 FINAL UMS SERVER INTERFACE
2. Start the client as: Start > NetNumen N31 > NetNumen
N31 Client as shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 10 STARTING NETNUMEN N31 CLIENT
The interface appears as shown in Figure 11.
Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 11 UMS CLIENT INTERFACE
The final interface appears as shown in .

FIGURE 12 NETNUMEN N31 CLIENT LOGIN INTERFACE
3. In the client login interface, input User Name and click OK to

enter the main interface as shown in Figure 13.
FIGURE 13 NETNUMEN N31 MAIN INTERFACE
The above interface shows management pane on the left and

NE pane on the right side. Right-click NE to access NE for
operation.
END
Result
OF STEPS
NE access (after NetNumen N31 system startup) is complete.
Telnet
The user can login to the system through Telnet from NMS or any
computer from where the user can ping system in-band or out-ofband IP address.
In Windows Operating System, select start > Run, and type telnet
X.X.X.X (where X.X.X.X is the in-band or out-of-band IP address
of ZXA10 C220) as shown in Figure 14.
Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 14 RUN INTERFACE
After the connection is successful, enter username and password as zte. The system information is displayed in the CLI format, as shown in Figure 15 .
FIGURE 15 TELNET WINDOW INTERFACE
After the login, the user can perform relevant configurations and
operations on the system.
Login Modes
The following table lists the login modes.
Mode
DOS Prompt
Entry Mode
(From)
Entry Command
User mode
ZXAN>
Enter user mode

directly after login
the system
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Mode
DOS Prompt
Entry Mode
(From)
Entry Command
Privilege
mode
ZXAN#
User mode
enable
Global
configuration
mode
ZXAN(config)#
Privilege mode
configure terminal
Clock
configuration
mode
ZXAN(configclock)#
Global
configuration
mode
clock
Interface
configuration
mode
ZXAN(configif)#
Global
configuration
mode
interface
Router
configuration
mode
ZXAN(configrouter)#
Global
configuration
mode
router
Router
address
mode
ZXAN(configrouter-af)#
Router
configuration
mode
address-family
Router map
mode
ZXAN(configroute-map)
Global
configuration
mode
route-map
Standard
ACL
configuration
mode
ZXAN(configstd-acl)#
Global
configuration
mode
acl standard
Extended
ACL
configuration
mode
ZXAN(configext-acl)#
Global
configuration
mode
acl extended
Hybrid ACL
configuration
mode
ZXAN(confighybd-acl)#
Global
configuration
mode
acl hybrid
Link
layer ACL
configuration
mode
ZXAN(configlink-acl)#
Global
configuration
mode
acl link
VLAN
database
configuration
mode
ZXAN(vlan)#
Privilege mode
vlan database
VLAN
configuration
mode
ZXAN(configvlan)#
Global
configuration
mode
vlan
MSTP
configuration
mode
ZXAN (configmstp)#
Global
configuration
mode
spanning-tree mst
configuration
Chapter 1 Overview
Mode
DOS Prompt
Entry Mode
(From)
Entry Command
CES
configuration
mode
ZXAN(configces)#
Global
configuration
mode
ces
ZXAN(configsg)#
Global configuration mode
aaa
group-server
tacacs+
AAA-tacacs
server group
mode
General Command Syntax

All commands issued under ZXA10 C220 follow a general command syntax. The general command syntax is as follows:
command parameter
where,
command is main command. A command is a mandatory part of
command syntax.
parameter (mandatory or optional) can be sub-command (keyword), value or a combination of both. When used as a value, parameters are shown in italics. When used as a sub-command (keyword), parameters are shown in bold-face. There may be none,
single or multiple parameters after command. Commands usually require a value (such as a VLAN identifier), therefore, choose
an appropriate value wherever needed. Parameters are executed
as a part of a main command.
The following symbols are used in command syntax.
Example
{ }: Braces enclose a mandatory parameter. Any parameter(s)

contained within braces must be provided after the previous
parameter in a command.
[]: Square brackets enclose an optional parameter. Any parameter(s) contained within square brackets may or may not
be provided after the previous parameter in a command.
n1 | n2 |.. nn: Where n is a parameter included within

braces or square brackets and is separated by vertical bars |.
The symbol implies an exclusive-OR logic operation on n1 upto
nn. Choose a single n only (from n1 upto nn).
The following examples clarify the general command syntax and

use of symbols.
port-location access-node-identify {hostname | inbandmac}
igmp mvlan mvlan-id group static-port if-name [ pvc port

-number | vport port-number]
Note:
Use tab key to auto-complete a command. Recall a command
issued earlier by using up-arrow key.
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Management
Table of Contents
banner incoming ...............................................................13
configure terminal .............................................................14
disable .............................................................................15
enable .............................................................................15
enable secret ....................................................................15
end .................................................................................16
exit .................................................................................17
hostname .........................................................................17
multi-user configure ..........................................................18
nvram boot-password ........................................................18
nvram boot-server.............................................................19
nvram boot-username........................................................20
nvram config-filename .......................................................20
nvram default-gateway ......................................................21
nvram imgfile-location........................................................22
nvram mng-ip-address .......................................................22
nvram inband-mac ............................................................23
nvram outband-mac ..........................................................24
show nvram......................................................................24
reboot..............................................................................25
reload ..............................................................................25
route-map ........................................................................26
time-range .......................................................................26
username .........................................................................27
version ............................................................................28
who .................................................................................28
show clock........................................................................29
show clock config ..............................................................29
show running-config ..........................................................30
show system-group ...........................................................31
show route-map ................................................................32
show time-range ...............................................................32
show username.................................................................33
show users .......................................................................33
show version ....................................................................34
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Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure incoming terminal line banner

The following table provides parameter description:
Parameter
Description
Value
end-char
End character
1 character
TEXT
Greeting, ending with

an end character
1 255 characters,
including spaces and
carriage returns
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure incoming terminal
line banner to welcome:
ZXAN(config)#banner incoming #
Enter TEXT message. End with the character #.
welcome
#
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
Step 1: Set an end character, which is one character, such as #:
banner incoming #
Press the Enter key. Then the system displays the following information:
Enter TEXT message.
End with the character #
Step 2: Type the greeting text. It can include special characters

such as spaces and carriage return (except question mark ?), and
ends with #
Note:
The system considers question mark ? as a help sign. Therefore,
all the text parameters or passwords cannot include question mark
?.
configure terminal
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
configure terminal
To enter global configuration mode (from privileged mode)
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enter global configuration
mode:
ZXAN#configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line.
ZXAN(config)#
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Chapter 2 Basic System Management
Related
Commands
end
disable
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
disable
To return from the privileged mode to the user mode
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to return from the privileged
mode to the user mode:
ZXAN#disable
ZXAN>
Related
Commands
enable
exit
enable
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
enable
To enter privileged mode from the user mode
None
ZXAN>
The following example displays how to enter privileged mode from
the user mode:
ZXAN>enable
Password:
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
Related
Information
disable
Privileged user password is required.
Note:
By default, password is ZXAN and is case sensitive. When the password is typed, it is not displayed on the interface.
enable secret
Syntax
Purpose
enable secret {0 password | 5 password | password}

To configure the password for privileged mode
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Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

Parameter
Description
Value
0 password
Privileged password
Range: 3 16
characters
5 password
Encrypted privileged
password
Range: 24 characters
password
Default privileged
password
Range: 3 16
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the password for
privileged mode to ZXAN:
ZXAN(config)#enable secret
ZXAN
Related
Commands
Related
Information
enable
Running configuration output displays encrypted enable password
while the password used to enter the privileged mode is unencrypted.
Note:
The enable secret 0 password and enable secret password commands are used to specify an unencrypted password. To specify encrypted password, use the enable secret 5 password command. The configured password is not encrypted unless the password length is 24 characters.
end
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
end
To return to the privileged mode
None
Mode
The command is available for all modes except the user and privileged modes.
Example
The following example displays how to return to the privileged

mode:
ZXAN(config)#end
ZXAN#
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Related
Commands
None
exit
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
exit
To end current session or return to previous mode
None
All modes
The following example displays how to return to previous mode:
ZXAN(config)#exit
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
configure
terminal
login
logout
Related
Information
When this command is executed under the user mode or privileged

mode, it ends current session; while in other modes, it returns to
previous mode.
hostname
Syntax
hostname network-name
no hostname
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure the network name of the system

Parameter
Description
Value
network-name
Network name
Range: 1 64
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the network name
of the system to test:
ZXAN(config)#hostname test
Related
Commands
None
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Related
Information
This command takes effect immediately after it is executed.
multi-user configure
Syntax
multi-user configure
no multi-user configure
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure multiple users to access the configuration mode

None
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to permit multiple users and
a single user to access the configuration mode.
To permit multiple users to access the configuration mode when

no user is in the configuration mode:
ZXAN(config)#multi-user configure
%Warning: allow others configure, must avoid conflict.
ZXAN(config)#
If multiple users try to enter global configuration mode, the

system prompts with an error message:
%Simultaneous configs not allowed. Locked from 168.1.168.168
ZXAN#
This command cannot be disabled if a user is already in configuration mode:

ZXAN(config)#no multi-user conf
%Someone has entered the configure mode, cannot set single-user
configure!
ZXAN(config)#
Related
Commands
Related
Information
configure terminal
By default, only one user can access the global configuration mode.
Only after multi-user configure is executed, other users can access the global configuration mode. Before executing no multi-u
ser configure, make sure that all the other users have exited the
configuration mode.
Note:
When executing multi-user configure command, avoid conflict
between different users.
nvram boot-password
Syntax
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nvram boot-password password
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To start FTP download setting for mapping file and specifying the
password of the FTP server for download
Parameter
Description
Value
password
FTP password
Range: 3 16
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to start FTP download setting
for the mapping file and specifying the password of the FTP server
for download to pass:
ZXAN(config)#nvram boot-password pass
Related
Commands
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
nvram config-filename
nvram default-gateway
nvram imgfile-location
nvram mng-ip-address
Related
Information
The password can include numbers, letters, and special characters.

This command can be used with nvram boot-server, nvram
boot-username, nvram imgfile-location and nvram default
-gateway commands.
nvram boot-server
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
nvram boot-server ip-address

To enable the FTP download settings for mapping files and specifying the IP address of the FTP server for download
Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
IP address
A.B.C.D
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable the FTP download
settings for mapping files and specifying the IP address of the FTP
server for download to 168.1.1.1:
ZXAN(config)#nvram bootserver 168.1.1.1
Related
Commands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-username
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Related
Information
This command is used with the nvram boot-password,nvram

boot-username,nvram imgfile-location and nvram defaultgateway commands.
nvram boot-username
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
nvram boot-username username

To enable the FTP download setting for mapping files and to specify
the user name of the FTP server for download
Parameter
Description
Value
username
FTP user name
Range: 1 16
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable the FTP download
setting for mapping files and specify the user name of the FTP
server for download to test:
ZXAN(config)#nvram boot-username test
Related
Commands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
Related
Information
The password can include letters, numbers, and underscore. Letters are case insensitive.
The command is used with nvram boot-password, nvram boot
-server, nvram imgfile-location and nvram default-gateway
commands.
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
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nvram config-filename file-name

To specify name for startup configuration file
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
file-name
Startup configuration
file name
Range: 0 40
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to specify name for startup
configuration file to start:
ZXAN(config)#nvram config-filename start
Related
Commands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
nvram default-gateway ip-address

To configure IP address of default gateway
Description
Description
Value
ip-address
IP address of default
gateway
A.B.C.D
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the IP address of
the default gateway to 168.1.1.1:
ZXAN(config)#nvram default-gateway 168.1.1.1
Related
Commands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
Related
Information
This command is used with the nvram boot-password, nvram

boot-server, nvram imgfile-location, and nvram boot-usern
ame commands.
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Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
nvram imgfile-location {local | network filename}

To configure image file boot-up location
Parameter
Description
Value
local
The image file is

located locally
network
The image file is

located on the
network
filename
File name
Range: 1 80
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure image file boot-up
location:
1. To set local boot-up:
ZXAN(config)#nvram imgfile-location local
2. To set network boot-up:

ZXAN(config)#nvram imgfile-location network sys.img
Related
Commands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
Related
Information
Filename can include letters, numbers, and special characters.

When network boot-up is set, filename can contain the path in
the specified FTP directory. For example, if the FTP directory is
sysm, and the current path is sysm/nets, filename can contain the
sub-path under this path.
This command is used with nvram boot-password, nvram boot
-server, nvram boot-username and nvram default-gateway
commands.
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
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nvram mng-ip-address ip-address net-mask

To configure the IP address of the device MNG (management) interface
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
IP address of MNG
interface
A.B.C.D
net-mask
Subnet mask
A.B.C.D
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the IP address
of router MNG (management) interface to 168.1.1.1 and subnet
mask to 255.255.0.0:
ZXAN(config)#nvram mng-ip-address 168.1.1.1 255.255.0.0
Related
Commands
nvram boot-password
nvram boot-server
nvram boot-username
Related
Information
The configured interface IP address should be in different network

segment from the local address.
nvram inband-mac
Syntax
nvram inband-mac mac-address
Purpose
To configure the in-band MAC address of the device
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
mac-address
MAC address
00d0.d0xx.xxxx (x
is a hexadecimal
number)
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the in-band MAC
address to 00d0.d064.0000:
ZXAN(config)#nvram inband-mac 00d0.d064.0000
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show nvram
nvram outband-mac
mac address requirements are:
Format: 00d0.d0xx.xxxx (x is a hexadecimal number)
The in-band MAC address should be different from the out-ofband address.
After the command is executed:
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If the MAC address is successfully configured, the system does

not display any information.
If the MAC address fails to be configured, the system displays

the following information:
Invalid MAC address
nvram outband-mac
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
nvram outband-mac mac address

To configure the out-of-band MAC address of the device.
Parameter
Description
Value
mac address
MAC address
00d0.d0xx.xxxx (x
is a hexadecimal
number)
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the out-of-band
MAC address to 00d0.d000.1111:
ZXAN(config)#nvram outband-mac 00d0.d000.1111
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show nvram
nvram inband-mac
mac address requirements are as follows:
Format: 00d0.d0xx.xxxx (x is a hexadecimal number)
The out-of-band MAC address should be different from the outof-band address.
After the command is executed:
If the MAC address is successfully configured, the system does

not display any information.
If the MAC address fails to be configured, the system displays

the following information:
Invalid MAC address
show nvram
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
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show nvram {running | saved}

To display the NVRAM configuration
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
running
Running information
saved
Saved information
ZXAN(config)#
The following example shows how to display the NVRAM running
configuration:
ZXAN(config)#show nvram running
Nvram configuration information:
mng-ip-address
: 10.63.196.234
mask
: 255.255.255.0
server-ip-address
: 10.63.196.236
Gateway-ip-address
: 10.63.196.254
boot-username
: c220
boot-password
: c220
ZXR10_SerialNo
: 2354
CfgFileName
: startrun.dat
Outband-mac-address
: 002d.0064.302d
Inband-mac-address
: 0031.0064.3024
Related
Commands
None
reboot
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
reboot [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno]

To reboot the system
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Value: 0
Default: 0
Mode
Example
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to reboot the system:
ZXAN#reboot
Please check whether data has saved
the unsaved data may lose if reboot active board
are you sure to reboot active board? [yes/no]:y
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
None
reload
Syntax
reload
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Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To reload the system

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to reload the system:
ZXAN#reload
Proceed with reload? [yes/no]:y
Related
Commands
None
route-map
Syntax
route-map name [deny | permit] [sequence]

no route-map name [sequence]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To access the route mapping configuration mode or configure the

route mapping of the system
Parameter
Description
Value
name
Route mapping name
Range: 1 16
characters
deny | permit
Deny/Permit
sequence
Sequence to insert
into/delete from route
map
Range: 0 65535
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to access the route mapping
mode:
ZXAN(config)#route-map test permit 2
ZXAN(config-route-map)#
Related
Commands
show route-map
time-range
Syntax
time-range range-name from starting-time starting-date [to

ending-time ending-date]
time-range range-name starting-time to ending-time {daily |
working-day | off-day | sunday | monday | tuesday | wedn
esday | thursday | friday | saturday}
no time-range range-name
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
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To configure the time range

Parameter
Description
Value
range-name
Time range name
Range: 1 16
characters
starting-time
Start time
Format: hh:mm:ss
starting-date
Start date
Format: mm-dd-yyyy
Year range: 2001
2099
ending-time
End time
Format: hh:mm:ss
ending-date
End date
Format: mm-dd-yyyy
Year range: 2001
2099
daily | working-day
| off-day | sunday |
monday | tuesday
| wednesday |
thursday | friday
| saturday
Mode
Example
Time limit conditions
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the time range
test1, specifying the time range from 00:00:00, Jan 1, 2008 to
23:59:59, Dec 31, 2009:
ZXAN(config)#time-range test1 from 00:00:00 01-01-2008 to 23:59:59
12-31-2009
The following example displays how to configure the time range

test2, specifying the time range from 00:00:00 to 06:00:00 every
Saturday:
ZXAN(config)#time-range test2 00:00:00 to 02:00:00 saturday
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show time-range
This command can be used to specify a continuous time range or
a time range that meet certain conditions.
The no time-range command is used to delete the configuration.
username
Syntax
username username password password [privilege privilege]

no username username
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure the login user name and password

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Parameter
Description
Value
username
User name
Range: 1 16
characters, excluding
spaces
password password
Password
Range: 3 16
characters, excluding
spaces
privilege privilege
Privilege level
Range: 0 15
Default: 1
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the login user
name to abc and password to pass:
ZXAN(config)#username abc password pass
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show username
The user name can include numbers and lower case letters
The password can include numbers, letters, and special characters.
The no username command is used to cancel the configuration.
version
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
version
To access the version management mode
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to access the version management mode:
ZXAN#version
ZXAN(version)#
Related
Commands
exit
who
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
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who
To display the users currently logged on the system
None
ZXAN#
Example
The following example displays the users currently logged on the

system:
ZXAN#who
Line
User Host(s)
Idle
Location
* 66 vty 0 zte idle 00:00:00 168.1.200.57
67 vty 1
abc idle 00:00:00 168.1.200.58
The output parameters are as follows:
Related
Commands
Parameter
Description
Value
Line
Number of virtual
terminal that the user
logs in to
User
Login user name
Host
Host name
Idle
Idle time
Location
Client address
None
show clock
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show clock
To display the system clock
None
All modes
The following example displays how to display the system clock:
ZXAN#show clock
13:39:24 Tue Jul 22
Related
Commands
Related
Information
2008
UTC
clock set
If the time zone is configured, this command displays the local
time of the time zone.
show clock config

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
show clock config [master | slave]

To display the clock configuration
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Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
master
Primary clock
configuration
slave
Secondary clock
configuration
All modes
The following example displays the clock configuration:
ZXAN#show clock config
Shelf/card/slot
Type
Priority
CfgSSM
Mode
Species
...........................................................
0/7/0
holdover 252
Source
Related
Commands
clock set
show running-config
Syntax
show running-config [big-packet | interface interface-name |

msan module-name]
show running-config [{begin | exclude | include} line]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To show the system configuration or specified interface configuration

Parameter
Description
Value
big-packet
Big packet
interface interface-n
ame
Interface name
loopback1
loopback64
null1
smartgroup1
smartgroup8
supervlan1
supervlan255
tunnel1 tunnel64
vlan1 vlan4094
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msan module-name
MSAN module name
ces, dhcp-option82,
epon, gpon,
igmp, iptv, mac,
port-location,
pppoe-plus, vlan
begin
To display the
configuration that
begins with the line(s)
containing specified
character or character
string
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
exclude
To display the
configuration that
excludes the line(s)
containing specified
character or character
string
include
To display the
line(s) that contain
specified character or
character string in the
configuration
line
Specified character or
character string
All modes except exec mode

The following example displays how to display the system SNMP
configuration:
ZXAN#show running-config | include snmp
snmp-server location No.889 BiBo Rd. PuDong District, ShangHai, China
snmp-server contact +86-021-68895000
snmp-server packetSize 3000
snmp-server engine-id 830900020300010289d64401
snmp-server community public view allview rw
snmp-server view allview internet included
snmp-server view DefaultView system included
snmp-server host 10.62.31.123 trap version 2c pulic enable NOTIFICATIONS
serverindex 1 udp-port 162
snmp-server enable trap SNMP
snmp-server enable trap VPN
snmp-server enable trap BGP
snmp-server enable trap OSPF
snmp-server enable trap RMON
snmp-server enable trap STALARM
logging snmplog-save disable
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
The system configuration is displayed in the command format.
show system-group
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show system-group
To display the system information
None
All modes
The following example displays the system information:
ZXAN#show system-group
System Description: ZXR10 ROS Version V4.8.01
ZXPON C220 Software, Version V1.1.1
Copyright (c) 2000-2008 by ZTE Corporation
Compiled Jun 29 2008, 23:12:37
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System ObjectId: .iso.org.dod.internet.

private.enterprises.zte.1015.3.1.220.1.0
Started before: 15553 Seconds
Contact with: +86-021-68895000
System name: ZXAN
Location: No.889 BiBo Rd. PuDong District, ShangHai, China
This system primarily offers a set of 78 services
Related
Commands
None
show route-map
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show route-map [name]

To show the route mapping
Parameter
Description
Value
name
Route address name
Range: 1 16
characters
All modes except the user mode

The following example displays how to display the configured route
mapping:
ZXAN#show
route-map
route-map
ZXAN#
ZXAN#show
route-map
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
route-map
tag permit 10
test permit 2
route-map test
test permit 2
route-map
show time-range
Syntax
show time-range [range-name]
Purpose
To display the system time range
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

Parameter
Description
Value
range-name
Time range name
Range: 1 16
characters
All modes
The following example displays the system time range:
ZXAN#show time-range
Current time is 07:04:44 01-01-2001 Monday
Time-range: test1
from 00:00:00 01-01-2008 to 23:59:59 12-31-2009
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Time-range: test2
00:00:00 to 02:00:00 Saturday
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
time-range
show username
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show username
To display the list of authorized user(s) and password(s)
None
All modes except the user mode
The following example displays the list of authorized user(s) and
password(s):
ZXAN#show username
Username
Password
zte
******
Related
Commands
Privilege
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username
show users
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show users
To display the terminal user information
None
All modes
The following example displays the terminal user information:
ZXAN#show users
Line
User
* 66 vty 0 zte
67 vty 1
zte
ZXAN#
Host(s)
idle
idle
Idle
00:00:00
00:46:13
Location
10.63.10.105
10.63.196.38
The following table describes the parameters displayed in the example: :

Parameter
Description
Line
Number of the virtual terminal

with the user login
User
Login user name
Host
Host name
Idle
Idle time
Location
Client address
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Related
Commands
None
show version
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show version
To display the software and hardware versions of the system
None
All modes
The following example displays how to display the software and
hardware versions of the system:
ZXAN#show version
IAP Operating System Software, ZTE Corporation
IAP Version V4.8.01
ZXPON C220 Software, Version V1.1.1, RELEASE SOFTWARE
Copyright (c) 2000-2008 by ZTE Corporation
Compiled Jun 29 2008, 23:12:37
System image files from net <ftp://10.62.31.32/GCSA.MVR>
System uptime is 0 days, 4 hours, 38 minutes
Related
Commands
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None
Chapter
Hardware Management
Table of Contents
add-card ..........................................................................35
add-rack ..........................................................................36
add-shelf..........................................................................36
del-card ...........................................................................37
del-rack ...........................................................................37
del-shelf...........................................................................38
reset-card ........................................................................38
show card ........................................................................39
swap ...............................................................................39
confirm-card .....................................................................40
reset-at-suspend ...............................................................40
lock-card ..........................................................................41
unlock-card ......................................................................41
add-card
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
add-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}

boardtype boardtype
To add a card
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Value: 0
Default: 0
Mode
slotno slotno
Slot number
Range: 1 6 or 9
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boardtype boardtype
Type of the card
CE1B, CE1BB, CT1BB,

CL1A, EIG, EIGM,
EIGMF, EIGF, EIT1F
, EIT2F, EPEB, EPFB,
EPFC, GPFAB, GPFAC,
GPTAB, GPTBB,
GPTCB, PFR, PFF
ZXAN(config)#
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Example
The following example displays how to add a card:

ZXAN(config)#add-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 3 EPFC
Related
Commands
del-card
add-rack
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
add-rack rackno rackno racktype racktype

To add a rack
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
racktype racktype
Rack type
ZXPON
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to add rack 0:
ZXAN(config)#add-rack rackno 0 racktype ZXPON
Related
Commands
del-rack
add-shelf
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
add-shelf [rackno rackno] {shelfno shelfno shelftype shelfty

pe}
To add a shelf
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
shelftype shelftype
Shelf type
ZXA10C220-A,
ZXA10C220-B
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to add shelf 0:
ZXAN(config)#add-shelf rackno 0 shelfno 0 shelftype ZXA10C220-B
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Chapter 3 Hardware Management
Related
Commands
del-shelf
del-card
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
del-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}

To delete a card
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Value: 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno
Mode
Example
Slot number
Range: 1 6 or 9
14
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to delete the card from slot 3:
ZXAN(config)#del-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 3
Confirm to delete card? [yes/no]:y
ZXAN(config)#
Related
Commands
Related
Information
add-card
Before deleting the main control and switching card, delete the
subscriber cards and other cards. Otherwise, the system prompts
%Code 30279:
Have Other LC.
del-rack
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
del-rack rackno rackno

To delete a rack
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to delete a rack:
ZXAN(config)#del-rack rackno 0
Confirm to delete rack? [yes/no]:y
Related
Commands
add-rack
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Related
Information
Before deleting the rack, delete the shelf first. Otherwise, the
system prompts %Code 30280: Have Main Shelf.
del-shelf
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
del-shelf [rackno rackno] {shelfno shelfno}

To delete a shelf
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Mode
Example
Shelf number
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to delete a shelf:
ZXAN(config)#del-shelf shelfno 0
Confirm to delete shelf? [yes/no]:y
Related
Commands
add-shelf
reset-card
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
reset-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}

[subcard subcardno]
To reset the card
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Value: 0
Default: 0
Mode
Example
slotno slotno
Slot number
Range: 1 14
subcard subcardno
Sub-card number
Range: 0 3
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to reset the card in slot 3:
ZXAN#reset-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 3
Confirm to reset card? [yes/no]:y
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Related
Commands
reboot
show card
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
show card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] [slotno slotno]

To display cards information
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Value: 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno
Mode
Example
Slot number
Range: 1 14
All modes
The following example display cards information:
ZXAN#show card
Rack Shelf Slot CfgType RealType Port HardVer SoftVer
Status
--------------------------------------------------------------0
0
2
EIGM
4
HWONLINE
0
0
3
EIGM
4
OFFLINE
0
0
4
GPTCB
GPTCB
2
V0
V1.1.2T4 INSERVICE
0
0
5
GPTCB
2
OFFLINE
0
0
6
GPTCB
2
OFFLINE
0
0
7
GCSD
GCSD
0
V0 V1.1.2T4
INSERVICE
0
0
8
GCSD
0
OFFLINE
Related
Commands
add-card
swap
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
swap [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] [slotno slotno]

To swap between active and standby cards
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Value: 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno
Slot number
Range: 1 14
Default: 7
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Mode
Example
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to swap between active and
standby cards:
ZXAN#swap rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 7
Confirm to master swap? [yes/no]:y
Swap execute: RackNo: 0, ShelfNo: 0,SlotfNo: 7
Related
Commands
None
confirm-card
Syntax
confirm-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slot

no}
Purpose
To confirm a card that is online (but not configured) and enable it
Usage Guidelines

Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Range: 0 4
Default: 0
slotno slotno
Mode
Example
Slot number
Range: 1 6 or 9
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ZXAN#
The following example displays how to confirm and enable the card
in slot 12:
ZXAN(config)#confirm-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 12
Confirm-card success! Rack : 0 Shelf : 0 Slot : 12 Type
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show card
add-card
The confirm-card command cannot be used to confirm the

main control and switching card.
To confirm all the cards that are online but not configured in the
shelf, execute confirm-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 command.
To confirm all the cards that are online but not configured in
the entire NE, execute confirm-card command.
reset-at-suspend
Syntax
reset-at-suspend
no reset-at-suspend
Purpose
40
: EIG
To suspend the processes and reset the NE
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to suspend the processes and
reset the NE:
ZXAN(config)# no reset-at-suspend
Related
Commands
None
lock-card
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
lock-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}

To lock a card
The following table provides the parameter description:
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Range: 0 4
Default: 0
slotno slotno
Mode
Example
Slot number
Range: 1 17
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to lock the card in slot 12:
ZXAN(config)#lock-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 12
Confirm to lock card? [yes/no] Y
Related
Commands
unlock-card
unlock-card
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
unlock-card [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}

To unlock a card
The following table provides the parameter description:
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Value: 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Range: 0 4
Default: 0
slotno slotno
Mode
Slot number
Range: 1 17
ZXAN#
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Example
The following example displays how to unlock the card in slot 12:
ZXAN(config)# unlock-card rackno 0 shelfno 0 slotno 12
Confirm to unlock card? [yes/no] Y
Related
Commands
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lock-card
Chapter
Fan Management
Table of Contents
fan control........................................................................43
fan high-threshold .............................................................43
fan speed .........................................................................44
show fan ..........................................................................44
fan control
Syntax
fan control {fixed-speed | temp_level tempx1 tempx2 tempx3

temp4}
Purpose
To set fan status (fixed speed status or auto-adjust status according to temperature)
Usage Guideline
Mode
Example

Parameter
Description
Value
fixed-speed
Fixed speed status
temp_level tempx1
tempx2 tempx3
temp4
Auto-adjust status
according to
temperature from
level one to level four
tempx1 tempx4: 0
70
Level gap: 5
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to set fan status:
ZXAN(config)#fan control temp-level 30 40 50 60
Related Command
show fan
fan high-threshold
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
fan high-threshold tempx

To configure temperature high threshold
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Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
tempx
Temperature
threshold
Range: 60 80
Default: 70
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to set temperature threshold
to 60 :
ZXAN(config)#fan high-threshold 60
Related Command
Related
Information
show fan
The high-temperature check interval is configured to five minutes.
If threshold is reached, the fan module sends alarm message to
main control card and the main control card transmits trap packets
to the SNMP server. As a result, all fans start working in full speed.
When temperature is detected lower than threshold, fans return
to normal working mode.
fan speed
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
fan speed speed

To set fan speed
Parameter
Description
Value
speed
Fan speed
0, 1, 2, 3, 4
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to set fan speed to 2:
ZXAN(config)#fan speed 2
Related Command
Related
Information
show fan
One of the four different speed can be assigned.
show fan
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show fan
To show all fans configuration information
None
All modes but user mode
The following example displays all fans configuration information:
ZXAN(config)#show fan
FanControlType
TemperatureThreshold
44
: temp-control
: 10 20 30 40 (Celsiur scale)
Chapter 4 Fan Management
HighTemperatureThreshold
: 63(Celsiur scale)
MP HighTemperatureThreshold
: 40 (Celsiur scale)
FanSpeed
: 2
Environment Temperature
: 29.
MP Temperature
: 26.
Filter Status
: normal
All fan actual status:
------------------------------------------fan online
Actual Status
------------------------------------------1
off-line
off
2
off-line
off
3
off-line
off
-------------------------------------------
Related
Commands
None
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Chapter
Version Management
Table of Contents
activate version.................................................................47
download version ..............................................................48
erase version ....................................................................48
main-backup version..........................................................48
quit .................................................................................49
show compound-version .....................................................49
show update-status ...........................................................50
show version-running.........................................................51
show version-saved ...........................................................52
show sync-status...............................................................53
update-boot......................................................................53
update-version..................................................................54
patch load ........................................................................55
patch unload.....................................................................55
show patchstate ................................................................56
update-cpld ......................................................................56
activate version
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
activate version file-name

To activate main version file on main control card
Parameter
Description
Value
filename
Version file name
Range: 1 16
characters
ZXAN(version)#
The following example displays how to activate file version1:
ZXAN(version)#activate version version1
version1
Parse activate version ok!
Related
Commands
Related
Information
download version
erase version
Once the main control card main version file is activated, the previous version file is automatically deactivated.
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download version
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
download version host-file-name

To download version file
Parameter
Description
Value
host-file-name
File name
Range: 0 12
characters
ZXAN(version)#
The following example displays how to download version file:
ZXAN(version)#download version gcsa.bt
Start loading file
.....................
file download successfully.
Related
Commands
activate version
erase version
erase version
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
erase version file-name

To erase the version file
Parameter
Description
Value
file-name
Version file to be
erased
Range: 1 12
characters
ZXAN(version)#
The following example displays how to erase the version file:
ZXAN(version)#erase version version1
Erase Version Parse ok!
Filename: version1
Related
Commands
Related
Information
download version
activate version
User cannot erase the running version file of main control card.
main-backup version
Syntax
48
main-backup version synchronization [host-file-name]
Chapter 5 Version Management
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To perform main backup version synchronization

Parameter
Description
Value
host-file-name
Version file name
Range: 1 16
characters
ZXAN(version)#
The following example displays how to perform main backup version synchronization:
ZXAN(version)#main-backup version synchronization
Related
Commands
show version-running
quit
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
quit
To return to privileged mode
None
ZXAN(version)#
The following example displays how to return back to privileged
mode:
ZXAN(version)#quit
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
version
show compound-version
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show compound-version file-name

To display compound version information
Parameter
Description
Value
file-name
Compound version file

name
Range: 0 16
characters

The following example displays compound version information:
ZXAN#show compound-version eig.mvr
FileName Format CompoundFlag BuildTime
FileLength
-----------------------------------------------------------EIG.MVR
BIN
SINGLE
2008-06-30 03:56:03 613242
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ZXAN#
Related
Commands
download version
show update-status
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
show update-status [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] [slotno

slotno]
To view file update status
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Specify rack number
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Specify shelf number
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
slotno slotno
Mode
Example
Specify slot number
Range: 1 14

The following example displays file update status:
ZXAN(version)#show update-status
Shelf Slot MVR
FIRMWARE
BOOTROM
-------------------------------------------------------------0
4
Same version not start update Not need autoupdate
0
5
Same version Same version
Not cfg board
0
11
Same version not start update Not need autoupdate
The following table provides parameters description:
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Parameter
Description
not start update
Version update is not started
Negotiating...
Update is in process of negotiating (It might

fail to update for overtime wait)
Downloading...
The card is downloading version file from main

control card
Update success
Update is successful
Download failed
Download failed (It might be wrong with FTP

or card verification failure)
No or same version
Main control card version is or is not the same

to card version
Board not match
Card type configured is not matching
Related
Commands
Related
Information
Parameter
Description
Send msg failed
MSG sending failed (It might be wrong with

among cards connection)
Execute timeout
Execution time is out
No version
There is no main control card version and not

to update
Same version
Main control card is of the same version to line

card
cfg board wrong
Card configuration is wrong
Ver check failed
Version check failed
Hard no match
Hardware card type is not matching with main

control card configuration
Program wrong
Program is wrong
Not cfg board
System control did not configure card to the

slot
no version type
There cannot configure this type of version to

the card. For example, some line cards cannot
configure fw version)
Failed in MToSlave
Failure in updating version due to master and

slave switching
update line-card
This command is executed after update line-card command and
only displays card update information. If it is not updated, it displays cant update error message.
show version-running
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
show version [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] [slotno slotno]

To show the file running version
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno number
Specify rack number
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
Mode
shelfno number
Range: 0 0
slotno slotno
Specify slot number
Range: 1 14
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Example
The following example displays the file running version of all cards:
ZXAN#show version-running
PhyLoc VerType FileType
VerTag
VerLenth BuildTime
----------------------------------------------------------------------0/0/4
0/0/4
0/0/4
0/0/7
0/0/7
Related
Commands
GPTCB
GPTCB
GPTCB
GCSD
GCSD
MVR
FIRMWARE
BOOTROM
MVR
BOOTROM
V1.1.2T4
V1.1.2T4
V1.1.2GPTBT1
V1.1.2T4
V1.1.2T4
1454059
4958042
289216
12394720
524288
2008-11-21
2008-11-26
2009-01-19
2008-11-29
2008-11-29
20:17:53
12:21:18
09:33:47
05:18:37
10:26:23
download version
show version-saved
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
show version-saved [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] [slotno

slotno]
To view saved version file(s)
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno number
Specify rack number
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
Mode
Example
shelfno number
Range: 0 0
slotno slotno
Specify slot number
Range: 1 6 and 9
14

The following example displays the file version saved on MP:
ZXAN#show version-saved
PhyLoc FileName
VerType VerTag
BuildTime
VerLenth Active
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
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0/0/4
gptcb.fw
GPTCB
V1.1.2T4
2008-11-26 12:21:18 4958042
0/0/4
gptcb.mvr
GPTCB
V1.1.2T4
2008-11-21 20:17:53 1454059
0/0/7
eig.bt
EIG
V1.1.1EP1T4
2008-10-20 08:48:58 279792
0/0/7
eig.mvr
EIG
V1.1.1EP1T4
2008-10-20 06:48:47 624608
0/0/7
gcsd.bt
GCSD
V1.1.1EP1T4
2008-10-20 08:52:14 524288
0/0/7
gcsd.mvr
GCSD
V1.1.2T4
2008-11-29 05:18:37 12394720 1
0/0/7
gcsd.mvr_14 GCSD
V1.1.1EP1T1
2008-07-28 01:46:42 11872908 1
0/0/7
0
gpfab.bt
GPFAB
V0.99
2008-07-21 09:55:29 288320
0/0/7
gpfab.fw
GPFAB
V1.1.1EP1T1
2008-07-21 09:50:14 3011095
0/0/7
gpfab.mvr
GPFAB
V1.1.1EP1T1
2008-07-21 09:50:02 1439799
0/0/7
gptbb.fw
GPTBB
V1.1.1EP1T4
2008-08-20 06:01:54 4584226
0/0/7
gptbb.mvr
GPTBB
V1.1.1EP1T4
2008-08-20 04:47:04 1740764
0/0/7
gptcb.bt
GPTCB
V1.1.1EP1T4
2008-10-20 08:51:27 288128
0/0/7
gptcb.fw
GPTCB
V1.1.2T4
2008-11-26 12:21:18 4958042
0/0/7
gptcb.fw_14 GPTCB
V1.1.1T2
2008-08-30 13:13:11 4472053
0/0/7
0
gptcb.fw_fz GPTCB
V1.1.2T4
2008-10-29 17:10:02 4921741
0/0/7
l
gptcb.mvr
V1.1.2T4
2008-11-21 20:17:53 1454059
0/0/7
gptcb.mvr_1 GPTCB
V1.1.1EP1T4
2008-08-20 05:38:52 1423313
GPTCB
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Related
Commands
download version
show sync-status
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show sync-status [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno]

To display master and slave version synchronization information
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Range: 0 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Range: 0 0
All modes except the exec mode

The following example displays master and slave version synchronization information:
ZXAN(config)#show sync-status
Rack Shelf Filename
Active Status
---------------------------------------0
0
gcsa.bt
0
success
0
0
gcsa.mvr
1
success
0
0
epfc.bt
0
success
0
0
epfc.mvr
0
success
Related
Commands
None
update-boot
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
update-boot [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] slotno slotno

local
To update boot version and write to card
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Parameter
Description
Value
rackno racknumber
Specify rack number
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfnumber
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
Mode
Example
slotno number
Specify slot number
Range: 1 14
local
Update from MP
ZXAN(version)#
The following example displays how to update boot version:
ZXAN(version)#update-boot slotno 7 local
Confirm to update boot? [yes/no]:y
Related
Commands
update-version
update-version
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
update-version [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] slotno

slotno local
To update card version
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno number
Specify rack number
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
shelfno number
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
Mode
Example
slotno number
Specify slot number
Range: 1 6 or 9
14
local
Update from MP
ZXAN(version)#
The following example displays how to update version of card in
slot 2:
ZXAN(version)#update-version slotno 2 local
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Related
Commands
update-boot
patch load
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
patch load {all | master | slave} patchname

To upload dynamic patch
Parameter
Description
Value
all
Upload both master

and slave cards
master
Upload master card
slave
Upload slave card
patchname
Patch file name
Range: 1 16
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to upload patch for master
card:
ZXAN#patch load master versionoam.pat
Master patch reload patfile
Related
Commands
show patchstate
patch unload
patch unload
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
patch unload {all | master | slave} patchname

To unload dynamic patch
Parameter
Description
Value
all
Unload all patches
master
Unload master patch
slave
Unload slave patch
patchname
Patch file name
Range: 1 16
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to unload dynamic patch:
55
ZXAN#patch unload master versionoam.pat

Master patch unload success
Related
Commands
show patchstate
patch load
show patchstate
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show patchstate
To display uploaded dynamic patch state
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays uploaded dynamic patch state:
ZXAN#show patchstate
Rack
Shelf Slot
PatchName
PatchState
------------------------------------------------------0
0
9
versionoam.pat
patch load success
Related
Commands
patch unload
patch load
update-cpld
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
update-cpld [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] {slotno slotno}

[swtval swtval]
To update CPLD online
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Range: 0 0
Default: 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Range: 0 4
Default: 0
Mode
Example
slotno slotno
Slot number
Range: 1 17
swtval swtval
CPLD updating switch

value
1: to update
0: not to update
ZXAN(version)#
The following example displays how to update CPLD in slot 3 online:
ZXAN(version)#update-cpld slotno 3 swtval 1
%Code 35681: Cpldupdate flag is set successfully.
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Related
Commands
Reset-card
57
58
Chapter
File System Management

Table of Contents
cd ...................................................................................59
copy (FTP Client) ...............................................................60
delete ..............................................................................61
dir ...................................................................................61
display .............................................................................62
format flash ......................................................................63
mkdir...............................................................................63
pwd .................................................................................64
rename ............................................................................64
rmdir ...............................................................................65
write................................................................................65
write flash ........................................................................66
write nvram ......................................................................66
cd
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
cd directory
To enter a specific file device or file directory of the current file
device
Parameter
Description
Value
directory
Directory name or
device name
Range: 1 80
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enter a specific file device
or file directory of the current file device:
1. Enter the flash file device of the system:
ZXAN#cd flash:
2. Enter the cfg directory of the current file device:

ZXAN#cd /cfg
3. Enter the upper-level directory:

ZXAN#cd..
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Related
Commands
dir
mkdir
pwd
rmdir
Related
Information
Types of the device name fixed in the system include nvram: and
flash:
Note:
The file device name must be entered completely to enter a

specified file device.
To enter the upper-level directory, the . and .. directory

declarators are supported.
copy (FTP Client)

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
copy source-device source-file destination-device destination-file

To copy a specified file from/to FTP host
Parameter
Description
Value
source-device
Source device name
source-file
Source directory and

file name
Range: 1 80
characters
destination-device
Destination device
name
destination-file
Destination directory
and file name
Range: 1 80
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to copy a specified file
from flash: cfg/startrun.dat to FTP host (FTP host IP address
10.63.10.105 and username/password test/pass):
ZXAN#copy
Related
Commands
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ftp: //10.63.10.105/startrun1.dat@test:pass
delete
Chapter 6 File System Management
Related
Information
Device name can only be fixed names as flash:, tftp:, ftp:.
delete
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
delete filename
To delete file(s) in specified directory of current file device
Parameter
Description
Value
filename
Filename or directory
and filename
Range: 1 80
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to delete a file in current directory named sys.dat:
ZXAN#delete sys.dat
Related
Commands
Related
Information
copy
rename
The total length of directory and filename must be less than 80
characters.
Declarators such as . and .. are operational.
dir
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
dir [directory]
To display files in specified or current directory of current file device
Parameter
Description
Value
directory
Directory name or
device name
Range: 1 80
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays files in flash:/img directory:
ZXAN#cd flash:
ZXAN#cd img
ZXAN#dir
Directory of flash:/img
1
2
3
attribute
drwx
drwx
-rwx
size
2048
2048
276208
date
JAN-01-2001
JAN-01-2000
JAN-01-2001
time
00:14:20
00:00:13
00:13:44
name
.
..
eig.bt
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4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
-rwx
-rwx
-rwx
-rwx
-rwx
-rwx
-rwx
-rwx
524288
10394721
1945202
613546
300528
1808275
4553954
286976
JAN-01-2001
JAN-01-2001
JAN-01-2001
JAN-01-2001
JAN-01-2001
JAN-01-2001
JAN-01-2001
JAN-01-2001
00:14:22
00:10:48
00:12:42
00:11:18
06:00:12
00:53:56
05:59:56
00:13:26
gcsa.bt
gcsa.mvr
epfc.mvr
eig.mvr
gptbb.bt
gptbb.mvr
gptbb.fw
epfc.bt
The table below describes the displayed information:
Related
Commands
Information
Description
Attribute
File attributes: d: directory,

r: readable, w: writeable, x:
executable
Size
File size
Date
File created date
Time
File created time
Name
File name
cd
mkdir
pwd
rmdir
Related
Information
Device name input should be of fixed type in the system: nvram:,

flash:.
display
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
display filename
To display the specified file
Parameter
Description
Value
filename
File name
Range: 1 128
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to display the specified file:
ZXAN#display test
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Related
Commands
None
format flash
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
format flash
To format the flash
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to format Flash:
ZXAN#format flash
All data will be cleared.Continue to format? [yes/no]:y
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
This command can be executed only in the root directory of the
flash.
mkdir
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
mkdir directory
To create new subdirectory under current directory
Parameter
Description
Value
directory
Directory name or
device name
Range: 1 32
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to create new subdirectory
named test under current directory:
ZXAN#mkdir test
Related
Commands
cd
dir
pwd
rmdir
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pwd
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
pwd
To display current directory path
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays current directory path:
ZXAN#pwd
root:/flash:/
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
cd
dir
mkdir
rmdir
rename
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
rename source-filename destination-filename

To rename a file
Parameter
Description
Value
source-filename
Source file name or

directory
Range: 1 80
characters
modified-filename
Modified file name
Range: 1 12
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how rename a file named sys.dat
in config directory as back.dat:
ZXAN#rename config/sys.dat back.dat
Related
Commands
copy
delete
rmdir
Related
Information
64
Source filename can include file path, but second parameter only
includes the modified name for filename.
rmdir
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
rmdir directory
To delete the specified file directory
Parameter
Description
Value
directory
Specify the directory

name
Range: 1 32
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to delete the specified file directory:
ZXAN#rmdir test1
Related
Commands
cd
copy
dir
mkdir
pwd
write
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
write
To write (save) configuration information of router to flash, or write
current router system parameters to the NVRAM
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to write configuration information of current device to the NVRAM:
ZXAN#write
Building configuration...
[ok]
Related
Commands
Related
Information
write flash
write nvram
This command has same effect as of write flash and write nvram
commands.
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write flash
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
write flash
To write current active device configuration to flash
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to write current active device
configuration to flash:
ZXAN#write flash
Building configuration FLASH: ...
[ok]
Related
Commands
Related
Information
write
write nvram
Configuration written to flash automatically comes into effect when
system restarts.
write nvram
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
write nvram
To write current configuration to NVRAM
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to write current configuration
to NVRAM:
ZXAN#write nvram
Building configuration...
[ok]
Related
Commands
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write
write flash
Chapter
User Management
Table of Contents
line console absolute-timeout ..............................................67
line console idle-timeout.....................................................68
line telnet absolute-timeout ................................................68
line telnet access-class .......................................................69
line telnet idle-timeout .......................................................70
login ................................................................................70
logout ..............................................................................71
login-authentication-type....................................................71
login-authorization-type .....................................................71
quit .................................................................................72
rlogin...............................................................................72
script ...............................................................................73
show history .....................................................................73
show monitor....................................................................74
show msan .......................................................................74
show terminal ...................................................................75
telnet...............................................................................75
telnet mng .......................................................................76
telnet onu ........................................................................76
line console absolute-time

out
Syntax
line console absolute-timeout absolute-timeout

no line console absolute-timeout
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
To configure absolute timeout (total session time) of console port

session
Parameter
Description
Value
absolute-timeout
Set console
absolute-timeout
in minutes
Range: 1 10,000
minutes
Default: 1 day
ZXAN(config)#
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Example
The following example displays how to configure absolute timeout

of console port session as 30 minutes:
ZXAN(config)#line console absolute-timeout 30
Related
Commands
Related
Information
line console idle-timeout

Console session is terminated and user is logged out after absolute
time expiry.
line console idle-timeout

Syntax
line console idle-timeout idle-timeout

no line console idle-timeout
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure idle timeout of console port session

Parameter
Description
Value
idle-timeout
Set console port idle

timeout in minutes
Range: 1 1000
minutes
Default: 2 hours
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure idle timeout of
console port session as 30 minutes:
ZXAN(config)#line console idle-timeout 30
Related
Commands
Related
Information
line console absolute-timeout

Idle timeout refers to the allowed idle time (i.e. there is no CLI
input) after which the session is terminated.
line telnet absolute-timeout

Syntax
line telnet absolute-timeout absolute-timeout

no line telnet absolute-timeout
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
68
To configure absolute (total session time) timeout for Telnet session

Chapter 7 User Management
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
absolute-timeout
Configure Telnet
absolute timeout in
minutes
Range: 1 10,000
minutes
Default: 1 day
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure absolute timeout
as 30 minutes for Telnet session:
ZXAN(config)#line telnet absolute-timeout 30
Related
Commands
Related
Information
line telnet idle-timeout

Absolute time specifies the time (without taking into account the
terminal idle time) after which current Telnet session is terminated
and user is logged out.
Execute this command along with the line telnet idle-timeout
command.
line telnet access-class

Syntax
line telnet access-class access-list-number

no line telnet access-class
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure the login IP restriction of Telnet terminal

Parameter
Description
Value
access-list-number
IP access list
Range: 1 99
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the login IP restriction of Telnet terminal:
ZXAN(config)#line telnet access-class 2
Related
Commands
acl extended
acl standard
acl link
acl hybrid
Related
Information
This command is used in combination with the acl command to

allow or refuse access from specific IP address(es).
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line telnet idle-timeout

Syntax
line telnet idle-timeout idle-timeout

no line telnet idle-timeout
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure the idle time of the Telnet terminal

Parameter
Description
Value
idle-timeout
Set Telnet
idle-timeout in
minutes
Range: 1 1000
Default: 120 minutes
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the idle time of
the Telnet terminal to 30 minutes:
ZXAN(config)#line telnet idle-timeout 30
Related
Commands
Related
Information
line telnet absolute-timeout

Telnet terminal session is terminated after the specified time. This
command works with the line telnet absolute-timeout command.
login
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
login
To log in to the equipment
None
ZXAN>
ZXAN#
Example
The following example displays how to log in to equipment by user

name zxan:
ZXAN>login
Username:zxan
Password:
ZXAN>
Related
Commands
70
logout
quit
logout
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
logout
To logout from the router and end current session
None
ZXAN>
ZXAN#
Example
Related
Commands
ZXAN>logout
login
quit
login-authentication-type
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
login-authentication-type {local | radius group | tacacs+}

To configure user login authentication type
Parameter
Description
Value
local
Local authentication
radius group
Radius authentication
and group number
Range: 1 10
tacacs+
Tacacs+
authentication
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to configure user login authentication type as local:
ZXAN(config)#login-authentication-type local
Related
Commands
Related
Information
login-authorization-type
By default, the authentication type is local.
login-authorization-type
Syntax
Purpose
login-authorization-type {local | tacacs+}

To configure authorization type for specific user login through Telnet
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Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

Parameter
Description
Value
local
Local authorization
type
tacacs+
Tacacs+ authorization
type
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure authorization type
as tacacs+:
ZXAN(config)#login-authorization-type tacacs+
Related
Commands
Related
Information
login-authentication-type
By default configuration, the authorization type is local.
quit
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
quit
To return to privileged mode
None
ZXAN#
ZXAN>
Example
None
Related
Commands
login
Related
Information
logout
This command is also used to terminate current session.
rlogin
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
72
rlogin {commander | member member-id}

To open a group Telnet connection
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
commander
Open a Telnet
connection to
commander
member member-id
Open a group Telnet

connection with
member ID
Range: 1 255
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to open a Telnet connection
to commander:
ZXAN#rlogin commander
Related
Commands
None
script
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
script execute filename

To execute a script
Parameter
Description
Value
execute filename
Execute script file

name
Range: 1 128
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to execute a script named
test:
ZXAN#script execute test
Related
Commands
None
show history
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show history
To display executed commands history
None
All modes
The following example displays executed commands history:
ZXAN>show history
who
73
show ip route
en
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
This command can be used to view last ten executed commands.
show monitor
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show monitor session session-number

To display detailed information of user-defined sessions
Parameter
Description
Value
session session-num
ber
Monitor session
number
Range: 1 1

The following example displays detailed information of user-defined sessions:
ZXAN#show monitor session 1
Related
Commands
None
show msan
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show msan {counter [shelfno cardno] | log}

To display MSAN information
Parameter
Description
Value
shelfno
Shelf number
cardno
Slot number
Range: 0 10
log
MSAN log information

The following example displays MSAN information:
ZXAN#show msan counter
214 : MutualPromptPutsLinkStateErr
96 : SnmpKtpToMsCfgCheckMsanMibFail
1 : HotbackupMasterInit
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Related
Commands
None
show terminal
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show terminal
To display the status of the current user terminal
None
All modes
The following example displays the status of the current user terminal:
ZXAN#show terminal
Line 66, Location: "", Type: "ANSI"
Length: 25 lines, Width: 80 columns
Telnet idle-timeout is: 16:40:00
Telnet absolute-timeout is: 1d00h00m
Baud rate (TX/RX) is 9600/9600
Capabilities: none
Time since activation: 00:20:37
Editing is enabled.
History is enabled, history size is 10.
Telnet access-class is: EMPTY!
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
This command can be executed to display terminal information
such as terminal ID, type and logging limitation.
telnet
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guideline
Mode
telnet ip-address
To establish connection through Telnet
Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
Destination IP address
A.B.C.D
ZXAN#
ZXAN>
Example
The following example displays how to log into server with IP address of 168.1.200.77:
ZXAN#telnet 168.1.200.77
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
This command can be executed to log in other remote devices or
Telnet server.
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telnet mng
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
telnet mng ip-address

To open a Telnet connection from management interface
Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
A.B.C.D
ZXAN>
ZXAN#
Example
The following example displays how to log into Telnet server with
IP address 168.1.200.77 from management interface:
ZXAN#telnet mng 168.1.200.77
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
This command manages to log into remote devices or Telnet server
from management interface.
telnet onu
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
telnet onu gpon-onu shelf/slot/olt:onu

To access an ONU through Telnet
Parameter
Description
Value
gpon-onu
shelf/slot/olt:onu
Interface
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to access an ONU through
Telnet:
ZXAN#telnet onu gpon-onu_0/12/2:1
Related
Commands
Related
Information
76
None
This command can be executed to log into ONU through management port.
Chapter
Clock Management
Table of Contents
clock................................................................................77
clock timezone ..................................................................77
clock set ..........................................................................78
source .............................................................................78
external-input ...................................................................79
external-output .................................................................80
show clock config ..............................................................81
show source active ............................................................81
clock
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
clock [timezone name offset]

To enter the clock configuration mode
Parameter
Description
Value
timezone name
Time zone name
Range: 1 9
characters
offset
Offset from UTC
Range: -23 23
hours
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enter the clock configuration mode:
ZXAN(config)#clock
ZXAN(config-clock)#
Related
Commands
None
clock timezone
Syntax
clock timezone timezone-name hours minutes

no clock timezone
77
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure the time zone

Parameter
Description
Value
timezone-name
Name of the time

zone
Range: 1 9
characters
hours
Hours offset from UTC
Range: -12 13
mins
Minutes offset from

UTC
Range: 0 59
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the time zone:
ZXAN(config)#clock timezone test 0 30
Related
Commands
None
clock set
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
clock set time month day year

To configure the system clock in standard time format
Parameter
Description
Value
time
Current time
hh:mm:ss
month
Month
Range: Jan Dec
day
Day of the month
Range: 1 31
year
Year
Range: 2001 2098
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to configure the system clock
in standard time format:
ZXAN#clock set 23:12:01 feb 23 2001
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
None
source
Syntax
78
source shelfslot/port type {e1 | external | internal | maintain

| stm1 | stm4} priority clock-priority
Chapter 8 Clock Management
no source clock-priority
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To display the current active clock source

Parameter
Description
Value
shelfslot /port
Shelf/slot/port
number
internal
Internal clock
maintain
Maintain clock
external
External clock
1/2
e1
E1 clock
Range: 1 32
stm1
STM-1 optical clock
Range: 1 4
stm4
STM-4 optical clock
Range: 1 4
priority clock-priority
Clock priority
Range: 1 255
1: top priority
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config-clock)#
The following example displays the current active clock source:
ZXAN(config-clock)#source example type e1 priority 44
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
C220 contains 14 slots in total and main control card can only
configure external and internal clocks.
C220 provides 2-route external clock, online SDH optical clock and
online E1 clock for clock module and clock source priority for reference. For external clock, it provides BITS and HZ interface modes
to use.
Before adding clock source, check previous configuration first.
external-input
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
external-input shelf/card/port quailty {enhanced2 | enhanc

ed3 | primary | sec} mode {hz | unreadablessm | readable
ssm}
To configure the external input clock
Parameter
Description
Value
shelf/card/port
Shelf number, slot

number and port
number
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Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
quailty
Quality of clock
Defult: SEC clock
primary
Datum clock
G.811
enhanced2
Enhanced level-2
clock
G.812
enhanced3
Enhanced level-3
clock
G.812
sec
SEC clock
G.813
mode
BITS/HZ mode
Default mode: Hz
hz
Hz mode
unreadablessm
BITS mode,
unreadable SSM
readablessm
BITS mode, readable

SSM
ZXAN(config-clock)#
The following example displays how to configure the external input
clock:
ZXAN(config-clock)#external-input 0/6/1 quality sec mode hz
Related
Commands
None
external-output
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
80
external-output {{ssmThreshold {enhanced2 | enhanced3

| primary | sec}} | {mode {hz | bits}}}
To configure external output clock
Parameter
Description
Value
ssmThreshold
Output SSM threshold
Default: SEC clock
primary
Datum clock
G.811
enhanced2
Enhanced level-2
clock
G.812
enhanced3
Enhanced level-3
clock
G.812
sec
SEC clock
G.813
mode
BITS/HZ mode
Chapter 8 Clock Management
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
hz
HZ mode
Default: Hz mode
bits
BITS mode
ZXAN(config-clock)#
The following example displays how to configure the external output clock:
ZXAN(config-clock)#external-output ssmThreshold sec mode hz
Related
Commands
None
show clock config

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show clock config

To display the SEC clock configuration
None
The following example displays the SEC clock configuration:
ZXAN(config-clock)#show clock config
Interface Type
Priority CfgSSM
Mode
Class
.....................................................
0/8/0
internal 252
INVALID INVALID
0/8/1
external 253
sec
hz
EXTOUT
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
This command displays current optional SEC clock configuration
from high to low according to priority including both input SEC
clock and output clock configuration.
show source active

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show source active

To display the current active clock source
None
The following example displays the current active clock source:
ZXAN(config-clock)#show source active
Interface Type
InS1 OutS1 Status
0/8/0
internal 11
11
FREE_RUN2
The table below describes the displayed information:
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Information
Description
Value
Interface
Interface number
Range: 1 32
Type
Clock type
Range: 0 5
InS1
Received S1
Range: 0 15
OutS2
Sending S1
Range: 0 15
Status
Clock status
Related
Commands
Related
Information
82
FREE_RUN1:
Normal phaselocked loop
FREE_RUN2:
Abnormal
phase-locked loop
PRE_LOCKED:
previous mode is
free run
PRE_LOCKED2:
previous mode is
locked, holdover
or lost phase
LOCKED
LOST_PHASE
HOLDOVER
None
It provides current clock source information including lock-in status.
Chapter
SNMP Management
Table of Contents
show snmp .......................................................................83
show snmp config..............................................................84
show snmp engine-id .........................................................84
show snmp group ..............................................................85
show snmp user ................................................................85
snmp-server access-list ......................................................86
snmp-server community.....................................................86
snmp-server contact ..........................................................87
snmp-server context ..........................................................87
snmp-server enable ...........................................................88
snmp-server engine-id .......................................................88
snmp-server group ............................................................89
snmp-server host ..............................................................90
snmp-server location .........................................................91
snmp-server packetsize......................................................91
snmp-server trap-source ....................................................92
snmp-server user ..............................................................92
snmp-server view ..............................................................93
show snmp
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show snmp
To display SNMP information
None
All modes
The following example displays SNMP information:
ZXAN>show
Contact :
Location:
978
0
0
0
1262
226
647
90
241
1384
0
0
0
13
snmp
+86-021-68895000
No.889 BiBo Rd. PuDong District, ShangHai, China
SNMP packets input
Bad SNMP version errors
Unknown community name
Illegal operation for community name supplied
Number of requested variables
Number of altered variables
Get-request PDUs
Get-next PDUs
Set-request PDUs
SNMP packets output
Too big errors (Maximum packet size 3000)
No such name errors
Bad values errors
General errors
83
978
406
Related
Commands
Response PDUs
SNMP trap PDUs
None
show snmp config

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show snmp config

To display Simple SNMP configuration
None
All modes
The following example displays SNMP configuration:
ZXAN>show snmp config
snmp-server location No.889 BiBo Rd. PuDong District, ShangHai, China
snmp-server contact +86-021-68895000
snmp-server packetSize 3000
snmp-server engine-id 830900020300010289d64401
snmp-server community public view allview rw
snmp-server view allview internet included
snmp-server view DefaultView system included
snmp-server host 10.62.31.123 trap version 2c pulic enable NOTIFICATIONS serverindex 1 udp-port 162
snmp-server enable trap SNMP
snmp-server enable trap VPN
snmp-server enable trap BGP
snmp-server enable trap OSPF
snmp-server enable trap RMON
snmp-server enable trap STALARM
Related
Commands
show snmp group

show snmp user
show snmp engine-id
show snmp
show snmp engine-id

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show snmp engine-id

To display an SNMP local engine ID
None
All modes
The following example displays how to display an SNMP local engine ID:
ZXAN>show snmp engine-id
the engine-id:830900020300010289d64401
Related
Commands
84
snmp-server engine-id
Chapter 9 SNMP Management
Related
Information
SNMP engine is core of SNMP entity and implements SNMP message sending and receiving, filters PDU assenbling information and
communication with SNMP application programs.
show snmp group

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show snmp group

To display SNMP group(s) information
None
All modes
The following example displays SNMP group information:
ZXAN#show snmp group
groupName :test
sec_Model :v3
sec_Level :AUTH
readView :test
writeView :test
notifyView:tesr
rowStatus :ACTIVE
contextName :test
contextMatch :match-exact
groupName :group1
sec_Model :v3
sec_Level :PRIV
readView :view1
writeView :view1
notifyView:view1
rowStatus :ACTIVE
Related
Commands
snmp-server group
show snmp user

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show snmp user

To display SNMP users and related information
None
All modes
The following example displays SNMP users and related information:
ZXAN#show snmp user
username
:test
engine-id : 830900020300010289d64401
auth_type :SHA
group_name :test(v3)
encryptType:DES_CBC
storageType:NONVOLATILE
row_status :ACTIVE
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Related
Commands
snmp-server user
snmp-server access-list
Syntax
snmp-server access-list acl

no snmp-server access-list
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To apply ACL to manage SNMP based access to system

Parameter
Description
Value
acl
Access list number or

name
Range: 1 31
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to apply ACL to manage SNMP
based access to system:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server access-list 1
Related
Commands
None
snmp-server community
Syntax
snmp-server community community-name [view view-name]

[ro | rw]
no snmp-sever community community-name
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure an SNMP message community string

Parameter
Description
value
community-name
Community string
Range: 1 32
characters
view view-name
SNMP view
Range: 1 32
characters
ro | rw
Read-only access or
read and write access
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure an SNMP message
community string with read and write privilege:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server community myCommunity view myview rw
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Related
Commands
Related
Information
snmp-server view
community-name refers to a string of characters and view-name
refers to a MIB view name.
By default, the keyword view shows system configuration for community view of 1.3.6.1.2.1.1. Default privilege is read-only.
snmp-server contact
Syntax
snmp-server contact mib-syscontact-text

no snmp-server contact
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure contact details for SNMP server

Parameter
Description
Value
mib-syscontact-text
MIB system contact

information
Range: 1 200
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure contact details
(such as phone number) for SNMP server:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server contact this is C220,tel:(021)68895000
Related
Commands
None
snmp-server context
Syntax
snmp-server context context-name

no snmp-server context context-name
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To define SNMP context name

Parameter
Description
Value
context-name
Specify SNMP context

name
Range: 1 30
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to define the SNMP context
name as contextA:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server context contextA
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Related
Commands
None
snmp-server enable
Syntax
snmp-server enable {inform | trap} [notification-type]

no snmp-server enable {inform | trap} [notification-type]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable configure SNMP notification type sent by the agent

Parameter
Description
Value
inform | trap
Alarm report switch

type
notification-type
Notification type
bgp, ospf, rmon,

snmp, stalarm, vpn
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable and configure SNMP
notification type sent by the agent:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server enable inform
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server host 168.1.1.1 inform version 2c public
Related
Commands
Related
Information
snmp-server host
By default, all information including alarm and notification is reported.
snmp-server engine-id
Syntax
snmp-server engine-id engine-id

no snmp-server engine-id
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure an SNMP local engine ID

Parameter
Description
Value
engine-id
Engine ID string (hex)
Range: 1 24
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure an SNMP local
engine ID as 12345667890:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server engine-id 12345667890
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Related
Commands
Related
Information
show snmp engine-id

SNMP is the core of SNMP entity implementing SNMP message
sending/receiving/verification, filtering PDUs, assembling messages and communicating with SNMP application programs.
snmp-server group
Syntax
snmp-server group groupname v3 {auth | noauth | priv} [con

text context-name {match-prefix | match-exact}] [read read
view] [write writeview] [notify notifyview]
snmp-server group groupname v3 {auth | noauth | priv} [con
text context-name {match-prefix | match-exact}]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
To configure a new SNMP group, i.e., map the SNMP user to the
SNMP view
Parameter
Description
Value
group groupname
Group name
Range: 1 32
characters
v3
User security model

(SNMPv3)
auth
Auth-no-priv security
level
noauth
No-auth-no-priv
security level
priv
SNMPv3 auth-private
security level
context contextname
SNMPv3 context name
Range: 1 30
characters
match-exact
Exactly match context

name
match-prefix
Match context name

prefix
notify notifyview
Notify view for the

group
read readview
Read view for the

group
write writeview
Write view for the

group
ZXAN(config)#
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Example
The following example displays how to configure a new SNMP

group, i.e., map the SNMP user to the SNMP view:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server group group1 v3 priv read view1 write view1 notify view1
Related
Commands
show snmp group

snmp-server user
snmp-server host
Syntax
snmp-server host ip-address {trap | inform} version {1 | 2c |

3} community-name {enable | disable} {CRITICAL | INDETER
MINATE | MAJOR | MINOR | NOTIFICATIONS | WARNINGS}
[isnmsserver] server-index server-index [udp-port udp-port]
no snmp-server host server-index server-index
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
90
To configure the destination to receive SNMP notification

Parameter
Description
Value
ipaddress
Host IP address
A.B.C.D
inform
Enable SNMP informs
version
SNMP version to
use for notification
messages
Use SNMPv1
2c
Use SNMPv2c
Use SNMPv3
community-name
SNMPv1/v2c
community string
or SNMPv3 user name
Range: 1 32
characters
udp-port udp-port
The notification hosts

UDP port number
trap
Enable SNMP traps
server-index
server-index
NMS server Index
Range: 1 8
enable
Enable the trap server
disable
Disable the trap

server
CRITICAL |
INDETERMINATE
| MAJOR | MINOR |
NOTIFICATIONS |
WARNINGS
Alarm level
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the destination
to receive SNMP notification:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server host 168.1.1.1 inform version 2c test enable
CRITICAL isnmsserver server-index 1
Related
Commands
Related
Information
snmp-server enable inform

snmp-server enable trap
Command snmp-server host should be used along with the n
mp-server enable command.
Default sending type is trap.
Default version is 1.
Default port number is 162.
snmp-server location
Syntax
snmp-server location location-text

no snmp-server location
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To specify the location of the system

Parameter
Description
Value
location-text
The physical location

of this node
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to specify the location of the
system:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server location this is C220 in china
Related
Commands
None
snmp-server packetsize
Syntax
snmp-server packetsize snmp-packet-max-size

no snmp-server packetsize
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure the maximum length of the SNMP message

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Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
snmp-packet-max-s
ize
Maximum SNMP
packet size in bytes
Range: 484 5000
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the maximum
length of the SNMP message to 1400 bytes:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server packetsize 1400
Related
Commands
None
snmp-server trap-source
Syntax
snmp-server trap-source ip-address

no snmp-server trap-source
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure the source address for all traps

Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
IP address
A.B.C.D
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the source address as 10.1.1.1 for all traps:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server trap-source 10.1.1.1
Related
Commands
None
snmp-server user
Syntax
snmp-server user username groupname v3 [[encrypted] auth

{md5 | sha} auth-password [priv des56 priv-password]]
no snmp-server user username
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
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To configure the SNMPv3 user

Parameter
Description
Value
username
User name
Range: 1 32
characters
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
groupname
Group to which the

user belongs
Range: 1 32
characters
v3
User using the v3

security model
encrypted
Passwords as MD5 or
SHA digests
auth
Authentication
parameters for the
user
md5
Use HMAC MD5

algorithm for
authentication
sha
Use HMAC SHA

algorithm for
authentication
auth-password
Authentication
password for user
Range: 1 32
characters
priv
Encryption
parameters for the
user
des56
Use 56 bit DES

algorithm for
encryption
priv-password
Privacy password for

user
Range: 1 32
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the SNMPv3 user1
MD5 authentication as 12345678 and CB-DES encrypted password
as 12345678:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server user user1 group1 v3
auth md5 12345678 priv des56 12345678
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show snmp user

snmp-server group
By default, parameter encrypted is not used.
snmp-server view
Syntax
snmp-server view view-name subtree-id {included | exclud

ed}
no snmp-server view view-name [subtree-id]
Purpose
To define the SNMPv2 view
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Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

Parameter
Description
Value
view-name
View name
Range: 1 32
characters
subtree-id
View subtree ID
Range: 1 79
characters
included | exclu
ded
MIB family is included

or excluded in the view
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to define the SNMPv2 view as
myViewName:
ZXAN(config)#snmp-server view myViewName 1.3.6.1.2.1 included
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Commands
Related
Information
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snmp-server community
In global configuration mode, execute this command to define the
SNMP view. In addition, view-name is a string of characters, subt
ree-id is similar to OID or MIB subtree node name. By attaching
keyword included or excluded, subtree can be configured.
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10
RMON Management
Table of Contents
rmon alarm ......................................................................95
rmon collection history .......................................................96
rmon collection statistics ....................................................97
rmon event.......................................................................98
show rmon .......................................................................99
rmon alarm
Syntax
rmon alarm index variable interval {delta | absolute} rising-t

hreshold value [event-index] falling-threshold value [event-in
dex] [owner string]
no rmon alarm index
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure the RMON alarm and MIB object

Parameter
Description
Value
index
Alarm index
Range: 1 65535
variable
MIB object to monitor
Range: 1 64
characters
interval
Sample interval
Range: 1
2147483647 sec
delta
Test delta between

samples
absolute
Test each sample

directly
rising-threshold
value
Rising threshold value
Range: -2147483647
2147483647
event-index
Rising event index
Range: 1 65535
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Parameter
Description
Value
falling-threshold
value
Falling threshold value
Range: -2147483647
2147483647
owner string
Specify an owner for

the alarm
Range: 1 30
characters
Default: config
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the configure the
RMON alarm and related parameters:
ZXAN(config)# rmon alarm 1 ip.2.0 10 absolute rising-threshold 200 1
falling-threshold 100 1 owner ZTE
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show rmon alarms

1. Sample collection interval can be different or same for one instance.
2. To reuse the same index number for another alarm, execute
the no command to delete previous index configuration first.
3. If a non-existing index is specified for deletion, the system
prompts with Unknown alarm number message.
4. If memory is insufficient or resource unavailable, the system
prompts with Resource unavailable message.
5. The alarm should be used with related parameters for optimal
results.
rmon collection history

Syntax
rmon collection history index [owner string] [buckets bucket

-number] [interval seconds]
no rmon collection history index
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
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To enable the history collection function of an interface (applicable

to the Ethernet interface only)
Parameter
Description
Value
index
History index
Range: 1 100
buckets bucket-num
ber
Request bucket
number
Range: 1 100
Default: 50
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Parameter
Description
Value
interval seconds
Interval
Range: 1 3600
seconds
Default: 1800
seconds
owner string
Owner
Range: 1 30
characters
Default: monitor
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to enable the history collection
function of an Ethernet interface to an interval of 300 seconds:
ZXAN(config-if)# rmon collection history 1
owner zte buckets 100 interval 300
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
1. Configuration of several history statistics to one interface is
possible.
2. It is possible to delete other interface history statistics configuration in interface configuration mode.
3. Use no form of this command to cancel the previous configuration before configuring history statistics.
4. Unknown history Control number message is displayed if a
nonexistent index is deleted.
5. Due to buffer error or unavailable resource, system displays
Alloc buffer erroror Resource unavailable message.
rmon collection statistics

Syntax
rmon collection statistics index [owner string]

no rmon collection statistics index
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To enable the statistics collection function of an interface (applicable to the Ethernet interface only)
Parameter
Description
Value
index
Statistics index
Range: 1 65535
owner string
Owner
Range: 1 30
characters
Default: monitor
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to enable the statistics collection function of an interface:
ZXAN(config-if)# rmon collection statistics 1 owner zte
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Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
1. Configuration of several history statistics on one interface is
possible.
2. It is possible to delete other interface history statistics configuration in interface configuration mode.
3. Use the no form of this command to cancel previous configuration before configuring history statistics.
4. Unknown etherStats number message is displayed if a
nonexistent index is deleted.
5. Due to buffer error or unavailable resource, system displays
Alloc buffer error or Resource unavailable message.
rmon event
Syntax
rmon event index [log] [trap community] [description string]

[owner string]
no rmon event index
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure an RMON event

Parameter
Description
Value
index
Event index
Range: 1 65535
description string
Event description
Range: 1 30
characters
Default: zte
log
Generate RMON log

when the event occurs
owner string
Event owner
Range: 1 30
characters
Default: config
trap community
Mode
Example
SNMPv1/v2c
community string
or SNMPv3 user name
Range: 1 30
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure an RMON event:
ZXAN(config)# rmon event 1 log trap public description log_trap_event
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Commands
Related
Information
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show rmon events

1. An index number cannot be used to create multiple events and
will result in error message by the system.
2. If the user tries to delete a non existing index number, the
system prompts with a Unknown event number message.
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3. If buffer allocation fails, the system prompts with Alloc buffer

error message.
4. If resource is not available, the system prompts with Resource
unavailable message.
show rmon
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show rmon [alarms] [events] [history] [statistics]

To display the RMON configuration and the relevant information
Parameter
Description
Value
alarms
RMON alarm table
events
RMON event table
history
RMON history table
statistics
RMON statistics table
Any mode except exec mode

The following example displays RMON alarm configuration information:
ZXAN(config)#show rmon
supports Statistics History Alarm Event etc. group(s) of RFC1757.
Config entries:
etherStats
0
historyControl
0
alarm
0
event
1
Related
Commands
Related
Information
rmon alarm
rmon event
1. This command displays RMON version information when optional parameters are not used.
2. If the specified control list contains none of control enty, the
following information is displayed:
Statistics table is empty
History table is empty
Alarm table is empty
Event table is empty
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Chapter
11
FTP/TFTP Server
Table of Contents
copy .............................................................................. 101
copy .............................................................................. 102
ip ftp password ............................................................... 102
ip ftp username............................................................... 103
copy
Syntax
copy ftp: [mng] //HOST/filepath/filename [@username[:passw

ord]] flash: filepath1/filename1
copy flash: filepath1/filename1 ftp: [mng] //HOST/filepath/file
name[@username[:password]]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To copy files from specified directory of source file system to specified directory of destination file system
Parameter
Description
Value
mng
Management
interface
//HOST/filepath/filen
ame [@username[:p
assword]]
Remote host device

name/file path/file
name
Range: 1 80
characters
filepath1/filename1
File path and file

name
Range: 1 80
characters
ZXAN#
1. The following example displays how to copy files from directory
flash: /cfg/db.dat to ftp: //168.1.1.1/db.dat@zxc220:zxc220:
ZXAN#copy flash: /cfg/db.dat ftp: //168.1.1.1/db.dat@zxc220:zxc220
2. The following example displays how to copy files from directory

ftp: //168.1.1.1/db.dat@zxan:zxan to flash: db.dat:
ZXAN#copy ftp: //168.1.1.1/db.dat@zxan:zxan flash: db.dat
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Related
Commands
None
copy
Syntax
copy tftp: {[mng] //HOST/filepath/filename | commander /file

path} flash: filepath1/filename1
copy flash: filepath1/filename1 tftp: {[mng] //HOST/filepath/fi
lename | commander /filepath}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To copy the specified file to or from the specified remote host in

TFTP server
Parameter
Description
Value
//HOST/filepath/filen
ame
Host file path and

name
Range: 1 80
characters
commander /filepath
Commander TFTP file

path
Range: 1 80
characters
filepath1/filename1
Management
interface file path
and name
Range: 1 80
characters
ZXAN#
1. The following example displays how to copy the file db.dat from
flash: /cfg/ to host 168.1.1.1 in the TFTP server:
ZXAN#copy flash: /cfg/db.dat tftp: //168.1.1.1/db.dat
2. The following example displays how to copy the file db.dat from
the remote host 168.1.1.1 in the TFTP server to root directory
of Flash:
ZXAN#copy tftp: //168.1.1.1/db.dat flash: db.dat
Related
Commands
None
ip ftp password
Syntax
ip ftp password password

no ip ftp password
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
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To set FTP client-end default password

Chapter 11 FTP/TFTP Server
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
password
FTP client end default

password
Range: 3 16
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to set FTP client-end default
password as zxc220:
ZXAN(config)#ip ftp password zxc220
ZXAN(config)#
Related
Commands
Related
Information
ip ftp username
Password is case sensitive.
ip ftp username
Syntax
ip ftp usrname username

no ip ftp usrname
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure default FTP username

Parameter
Description
Value
username
FTP username
Range: 1 16
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure FTP username as
C220:
ZXAN(config)#ip ftp username C220
ZXAN(config)#
Related
Commands
Related
Information
ip ftp password
Allowed characters include letters, numerals and underscore.
Usernames are not case sensitive.
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Chapter
12
System Log and

Statistics Management
Table of Contents
clear logging alarm .......................................................... 105
clear logging command .................................................... 106
clear logging snmp .......................................................... 106
clear processor................................................................ 106
logging buffer ................................................................. 107
logging console ............................................................... 107
logging filesavetime ......................................................... 108
logging ftp...................................................................... 109
logging level ................................................................... 110
logging mode .................................................................. 110
logging snmplog-save ...................................................... 111
logging on ...................................................................... 112
show snmplogfile............................................................. 112
show cmdlogfile .............................................................. 113
show logging alarm.......................................................... 114
show logging configure..................................................... 115
show processor ............................................................... 115
syslog ............................................................................ 116
syslog-server host ........................................................... 117
syslog exclude-snmp........................................................ 118
unm on .......................................................................... 119
unm server..................................................................... 119
write alarmlog................................................................. 120
write cmdlog................................................................... 120
write logging................................................................... 120
write snmplog ................................................................. 121
clear logging alarm

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
clear logging alarm

To clear alarm logging buffer
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to clear alarm logging buffer:
ZXAN#clear logging alarm
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Related
Commands
None
clear logging command

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
clear logging command

To clear command logging buffer
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to clear command logging
buffer:
ZXAN#clear logging command
Related
Commands
None
clear logging snmp

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
clear logging snmp

To clear SNMP logging buffer
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to clear SNMP logging buffer:
ZXAN#clear logging snmp
Related
Commands
None
clear processor
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
clear processor
To clear processor information
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to clear processor information:
ZXAN#clear processor
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Commands
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None
Chapter 12 System Log and Statistics Management
Related
Information
CPU resource statistics can be cleared by executing this command.
logging buffer
Syntax
logging buffer buffer-size

no logging buffer
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure the size of the alarm log buffer

Parameter
Description
Value
buffer-size
Buffer size
Range: 100 1000

Kbytes
Default: 200 Kbytes
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the size of the
alarm log buffer to 100 Kbytes:
ZXAN(config)#logging buffer 100
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
Execute logging on command before executing this command.
logging console
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
logging console level

To send alarm messages to console COM interface or Telnet terminal
Parameter
Description
Value
MAJOR
Major conditions
MINOR
Minor conditions
WARNINGS
Warning conditions
INDETERMINATE
Indeterminate
conditions
CLEARED
Cleared conditions
NOTIFICATIONS
Normal but significant

conditions
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Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure alarm messages
as cleared:
ZXAN(config)#logging console CLEARED
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
System initialization alarm message sent to Console interface is of
notifications level.
Execute logging on command before this command execution.
Execute no form of this command to stop sending alarm messages.
logging filesavetime
Syntax
logging filesavetime {interval time | everyday time | week

weekday time | month month-day time} [mng] ftp-server usern
ame password [filename]
no logging filesavetime
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure time for writing alarm log to file and sending it to FTP
server
Parameter
Description
Value
everyday time
Time when alarm log

file is saved everyday
hh:mm:ss
interval time
Time interval for

saving alarm log file,
no less than one hour
with accuracy of one
minute
hh:mm:ss
month month-day
time
Date and time for

saving alarm log file
every month
Range (month): 1
31 days
Date and time for

saving alarm log file
every week
Range (weekday): 7
days (Mon Sat)
ftp-server
IP address of FTP
server
A.B.C.D
username
FTP server username
Range: 1 31
characters
password
FTP server password
Range: 1 31
characters
week weekday time
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Range (time):
hh:mm:ss
Range (time):
hh:mm:ss
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
mng
Management
interface
filename
The alarm log file

name prefix
Range: 1 31
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure time as 0:00 for
writing alarm log to file everyday and sending it to FTP server with
IP address 168.1.70.100, username/password target/target, and
prefix of saved file as zxrt64log:
ZXAN(config)#logging filesavetime everyday
0:0:0 168.1.70.100 target target zxrt64log
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
logging on command should be executed before configuring this
command.
logging ftp
Syntax
logging ftp level [mng] ftp-server username password [filename]

no logging ftp
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure alarm level for alarm messages sent to FTP server

Parameter
Description
Value
level
Alarm level
1: MAJOR
2: MINOR
3: WARNINGS
4: INDETERMINATE
5: CLEARED
6: NOTIFICATIONS
mng
Management
interface
ftp-server
FTP server IP address
A.B.C.D
username
FTP server user name
Range: 1 31
characters
password
FTP server logging

password
Range: 1 31
characters
filename
Alarm message file

name
Range: 1 31
characters
Default: log.dat
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Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure sending of level 6
alarms (NOTIFICATIONS) to FTP server (168.1.70.100) with user
name (target) and password (target) in file zxralarm.log:
ZXAN(config)#logging ftp NOTIFICATIONS
168.1.70.100 target target zxralarm.log
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
Execute logging on command before using this command.
File name used in this command must exist in FTP server directory.
By default, file name is log.dat.
logging level
Syntax
logging level level

no logging level
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure the alarm message level recorded in the alarm log file
Parameter
Description
Value
level
Alarm level
1: MAJOR
2: MINOR
3: WARNINGS
4: INDETERMINATE
5: CLEARED
6: NOTIFICATIONS
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the alarm message level recorded in the alarm log file:
ZXAN(config)#logging level INDETERMINATE
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
logging mode
Syntax
logging mode FULLCLEAR | FULLCYCLE | FULLEND | interval

no logging mode
Purpose
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To configure clearing mode of alarm log
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

Parameter
Description
Value
FULLCLEAR
Clear logging buffer

when logging buffer is
full
FULLCYCLE
Clear 1/3 logging

buffer when logging
buffer is full
FULLEND
No logging to buffer
when logging buffer is
full
interval
Interval for saving

alarm log file
Range: 10 65535
min
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure clearing mode of
alarm log as FULLCLEAR:
ZXAN(config)#logging mode FULLCLEAR
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
logging snmplog-save
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
logging snmplog-save {disable | enable}

To enable or disable auto-save feature of command and SNMP logs
Parameter
Description
Value
enable
Enable command log

and SNMP log
disable
Disable command log

and SNMP log
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable SNMP log saving:
ZXAN(config)#logging snmplog-save enable
Related
Commands
None
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Related
Information
Execute logging on command before this command configuration.
logging on
Syntax
logging on
no logging on
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable system logging

None
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable system logging:
ZXAN(config)#logging on
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
logging on command is related to following commands configuration:
logging mode, logging console, logging buffer, logging

level, logging ftp, logging filesavetime, and logging
snmplog-save.
no logging on command is used to disable logging globally.
show snmplogfile
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
show snmplogfile [start-time date-time] [end-time date-ti

me] [ipaddress ip-address]
To display history record of SNMP log
Parameter
Description
Value
start-time date time
Login start date and

time
Date: mm-dd-yyyy
Login end date and

time
Date: mm-dd-yyyy
Login IP address
A.B.C.D
end-time date time
ipaddress ip-address
Mode
Example
Time: hh:mm:ss
Time: hh:mm:ss

The following example displays display history record of SNMP log:
ZXAN(config)#show snmplogfile
02:37:31 01/01/2001 UTC 111.111.111.211 get zxAnFtpServerFileName.0
02:37:31 01/01/2001 UTC 111.111.111.211 get zxAnFtpServerUserPwd.0
02:37:31 01/01/2001 UTC 111.111.111.211 get zxAnFtpServerUserName.0
112
02:37:31 01/01/2001 UTC 111.111.111.211 get zxAnFtpServerIpAddress.0

02:37:31 01/01/2001 UTC 111.111.111.211 get zxAnFtpClntOperType.0
02:37:31 01/01/2001 UTC 111.111.111.211 get zxAnFtpManagedFileType.0
Related
Commands
None
Related
Commands
By default, this command displays all records in SNMP log buffer.
show cmdlogfile
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
show cmdlogfile [username string] [start-time date time]

[end-time date time] [vtyno string] [ipaddress ip-address]
To display system command log (history)
Parameter
Description
Value
username string
Login username
Range: 1 16
characters
start-time date time
Start time of
configuration
command
Date: mm-dd-yyyy
End time of
configuration
command
Date: mm-dd-yyyy
vtyno string
Login vty terminal

number
con0, vty0, vty1,

vty2, vty3
ipaddress ip-address
IP address of host
A.B.C.D
end-time date time
Mode
Example
Time: hh:mm:ss
Time: hh:mm:ss

The following example displays system command log (history):
ZXAN(config)#show cmdlogfile username zte vtyno vty1
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 01:01:15 01/01/2001 UTC /--- user log out ---/
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 00:26:55 01/01/2001 UTC ex
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 00:26:33 01/01/2001 UTC interface epon-olt_0/4/3
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 00:26:22 01/01/2001 UTC ex
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 00:17:19 01/01/2001 UTC ip proxy-arp
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 00:14:22 01/01/2001 UTC arp learn
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 00:14:14 01/01/2001 UTC interface vlan100
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 00:14:06 01/01/2001 UTC config ter
vty1 zte@10.62.31.32 00:14:02 01/01/2001 UTC /*** user log in ***/
Related
Commands
None
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Related
Information
By default, all records in command log are displayed.
show logging alarm

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
show logging alarm [typeid type] [start-date date end-date

date] [level level] [include text] [summary]
To display alarm records information in alarm log buffer
Parameter
Description
Value
typeid type
Alarm type of alarm

message to be shown
enviromente,
quipment, protocol,
service, system
start-date date
Alarm message to be
shown is created after
this date (including
this date)
Date: mm-dd-yyyy
end-date date
Alarm message to be
shown is created
before this date
(including this date)
Date: mm-dd-yyyy
level level
Level of alarm
messages to be
displayed
0: CRITICAL
1: MAJOR
2: MINOR
3: WARNINGS
4: INDETERMINATE
5: CLEARED
6: NOTIFICATIONS
Mode
Example
include text
Alarm including text
summary
Alarm log buffer

usage

The following example displays alarm records information in alarm
log buffer:
ZXAN#show logging alarm typeid equipment
An alarm 33037 level 5 occurred
at 00:02:09 01/01/2001 UTC sent by MCP Sysctl
alarm restore when card up in shelf 0 slot 4
alarm : card out of use in shelf 0 slot 11
114

alarm : card no config in shelf 0 slot 5
alarm : board offline in shelf 0 slot 13
inform msg when master core card
start in shelf 0 slot 7
Related
Commands
None
show logging configure

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show logging configure

To display logging information records
None
The following example displays logging information records:
ZXAN(config)#show logging configure
logging on
logging buffer 1000
logging mode fullcycle
logging console notifications
logging level notifications
logging snmplog-save disable
Related
Commands
logging on
logging buffer
logging mode
logging console
logging level
logging snmplog-save
show processor
Syntax
show processor [rackno rackno] [shelfno shelfno] [slotno slot

no]
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Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To display system resource usage statistics (such as CPU and

memory utilization)
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno rackno
Rack number
Range: 0 0
shelfno shelfno
Shelf number
Range: 0 0
slotno slotno
Slot number
Range: 1 14

The following example displays system resource usage statistics:
ZXAN(config)#show processor
Rack
Shelf
Slot
CPU(5s)
CPU(1m)
CPU(5m)
PhyMem(MB) Memory
------------------------------------------------------------------------0
0
4
12%
13%
13%
32
80%
0
0
7
5%
4%
4%
256
70%
0
0
9
90%
90%
90%
2080
99%
0
0
11
4%
4%
4%
16
38%
The following table describes the information displayed:
Related
Commands
Parameter
Description
Rack
Rack number
Shelf
Shelf number
Slot
Slot number
CPU(5s)
CPU utilization statistics in an interval of five seconds
CPU(1m)
CPU utilization statistics in an interval of one minute
CPU(5m)
CPU utilization statistics in an interval of five minutes
PhyMem
Physical memory
Memory
Memory utilization
None
syslog
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
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syslog exclude-snmp index subtree-id

To configure Syslog server address and port number (to send alarm
messages)
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
index
Index terms
Range: 1 10
subtree-id
SNMP operation
objects OID or SNMP
operation objects MIB
name
Range: 1 79
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to shield SNMP
operation
log
sending
to
syslog
server
with
OID
1.3.6.1.4.1.3902.1015.1.1.101.4.8:
ZXAN(config)#syslog exclude-snmp 2 1.3.6.1.4.1.3902.1015.1.1.101.4.8
Related
Commands
None
syslog-server host
Syntax
syslog-server host ip-address [fport fport] [lport lport] [alar

mlog level level] [cmdlog] [debugmsg] [snmplog {get-pdu |
set-pdu}]
no syslog-server host ip-address [alarmlog level level] [cmd
log] [debugmsg] [snmplog]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure IP address and port number transmission alarm message to Syslog server
Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
Syslog server IP
address
A.B.C.D
fport fport
Syslog server frame

port nubmer
Range: 0 65535
Local port
transmitting Syslog
packets
Range: 0 65535
Alarm log level
1: MAJOR
lport lport
alarmlog level level
Default: 514
Default: 514
2: MINOR
3: WARNINGS
4: INDETERMINATE
5: CLEARED
6: NOTIFICATIONS
cmdlog
Command log
transmitted to Syslog
server
117
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
debugmsg
Debug message
server
snmplog
SNMP message
server
get-pdu
To get PDU from

Syslog server
set-pdu
To permit SNMP to set

PDU from Syslog
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure IP address transmission alarm message to Syslog server:
ZXAN(config)# syslog-server host 10.40.56.19
Related
Commands
None
syslog exclude-snmp
Syntax
syslog exclude-snmp items subtree-id

no syslog exclude-snmp items
Purpose
To exclude SNMP message sending to Syslog server
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
subtree-id
MIB tree ID or
sub-tree ID
Range: 1 79
characters
items
Items supporting
shielding SNMP
messages
Range: 1 10
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to exclude SNMP message
sending to syslog server:
ZXAN(config)# syslog exclude-snmp 1 1.3.6.1.2.1
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Related
Commands
None
unm on
Syntax
unm on
no unm on
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable the integrated network management function

None
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable the integrated network management function:
ZXAN(config)#no unm on
Related
Commands
None
unm server
Syntax
unm server [mng] traphost community

no unm server
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure integrated network management trap server address

and community
Parameter
Description
Value
traphost
UNM server IP address
A.B.C.D
community
SNMPv1/v2c
community string
or SNMPv3 user name
Range: 1 32
characters
mng
Management
interface
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure integrated network management trap server IP address as 10.40.88.201 and
community as public:
ZXAN(config)#unm server 10.40.88.201 public
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Related
Commands
None
write alarmlog
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
write alarmlog
To save alarm log from buffer to flash:data/log.dat
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to save alarm log from buffer
to flash:data/log.dat:
ZXAN#write alarmlog
Building logging file...
..
[ok]
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
This command writes alarm of following levels from buffer to file:
1: emergencies
2: alerts
3: critical
4: errors
write cmdlog
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
write cmdlog
To save command log from buffer to flash:data/log.dat
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to save command log from
buffer to flash:data/log.dat:
ZXAN#write cmdlog
Building cmdlog file...
[ok]
Related
Commands
None
write logging
Syntax
120
write logging
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To write alarm logging information in file

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to write alarm logging information in file:
ZXAN#write logging
Building logging file...
..
[ok]
Related
Commands
Related
Information
write
write nvram
If slot number is specified, this command only update card in this
slot. If only rack number is specified, all cards of the rack are
updated.
write snmplog
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
write snmplog
To write SNMP log from buffer to flash:data/snmplog.dat
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to write SNMP log from buffer
to flash:data/snmplog.dat:
ZXAN#write snmplog
Building snmplog file...
[ok]
Related
Commands
None
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Chapter
13
Alarm Management
Table of Contents
alarm {enable | disable} .................................................. 123
alarm confirm ................................................................. 124
alarm trap-confirm .......................................................... 124
alarm trap-control ........................................................... 125
alarm level-change .......................................................... 125
show alarm..................................................................... 126
show alarm config ........................................................... 126
show alarm pool .............................................................. 126
show alarm counter ......................................................... 127
show alarm-level ............................................................. 128
clear alarm pool .............................................................. 128
clear alarm counter.......................................................... 129
alarm {enable | disable}

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
alarm {enable | disable}

To enable or disable alarm switch
Parameter
Description
Value
enable
Enable alarm
disable
Disable alarm
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable alarm:
ZXAN(config)#alarm enable
Related
Commands
None
123
Related
Information
By default, this command is disabled.
alarm confirm
Syntax
alarm confirm
no alarm confirm
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To configure alarm confirmation

None
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure alarm confirmation:
ZXAN(config)#alarm confirm
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
By default, alarm confirmation is enabled.
alarm trap-confirm
Syntax
alarm trap-confirm retry integer1 timeout integer2

no alarm trap-confirm
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To configure alarm retry tries and timeout interval

Parameter
Description
Value
retry integer1
Retry interval
Range: 1 3
timeout integer2
Timeout interval
Range: 1 60
Unit: second
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure alarm retry as 3
and timeout interval as 20 seconds:
ZXAN(config)# trap-confirm retry 3 timeout 20
Related
Commands
124
None
Chapter 13 Alarm Management
Related
Information
By default, alarm timeout is not configured.
alarm trap-control
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
alarm trap-control {CPU_LOAD_ALARM | MEM_OVERLOAD

_ALARM} {disable | enable}
To enable or disable global alarm trap
Parameter
Description
Value
CPU_LOAD_ALARM
CPU LOAD ALARM
MEM_OVERLOAD_A
LARM
Memory OVERLOAD
ALARM
enable
Enable trap control
disable
Disable trap control
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to disable global alarm trap:
ZXAN(config)#alarm trap-control CPU_LOAD_ALARM disable
Related
Commands
None
alarm level-change
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
alarm level-change alarmcode level

To modify alarm level ID
Parameter
Description
Value
alarmcode
Alarm ID
Range: 0 65534
level
Alarm level
0: CRITICAL
1: MAJOR
2: MINOR
3: WARNINGS
4: INDETERMINATE
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to modify CRITICAL alarm
level as 10:
ZXAN(config)# alarm level-change 10 CRITICAL
125
Related
Commands
None
show alarm
Syntax
show alarm number
Purpose
To display pool array number according to alarm ID
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
number
Pool array number
Range: 1
4294967295

The following example displays pool array number according to
alarm ID:
ZXAN(config)#show alarm 1
The pool array NO. is :2
Related
Commands
None
show alarm config

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show alarm config

To display the alarm configuration information
None
The following example displays the alarm configuration information:
ZXAN(config)#show alarm config
alarm enable
alarm confirm
nms-hello-trap disable
nms-hello-trap interval 120
Related
Commands
None
show alarm pool

Syntax
Purpose
126
show alarm pool number

To display alarm pool information
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

Parameter
Description
Value
number
Pool number
Range: 1 300

The following example displays alarm pool information:
ZXAN(config)#show alarm pool 1
Alarm ID
: 1
Alarm Code : 53504
Alarm Level : 3
Alarm Time : 00:00:32 01/01/2001 UTC
AlarmDesInfo: Power 2 is abnormal
Related
Commands
None
show alarm counter

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show alarm counter

To display the alarm counter information
None
The following example displays the alarm counter information:
ZXAN(config)# show alarm counter
alarmReport:
155
alarmConfirm:
58
alarmNullPointer:
alarmInvalidMsgType:
alarmInvalidReportType: 0
alarmInvalidLevel:
alarmInvaideMibOid:
alarmInvalidAlarmId:
alarmInvalidRecNum:
alarmLogFuncNull:
alarmIdNotExist:
alarmRecordExist:
18
alarmPoolFull:
alarmPoolOverflow:
alarmPoolInsOk:
37
alarmGetRegIndexFail :
alarmSendToRosSuc:
155
alarmSendTrapSuc:
107
alarmSendToRosFail:
alarmSendTrapFail:
alarmGetAlarmRegSuc:
220
alarmGetStrFuncSuc:
alarmGetAlarmRegFail:
alarmGetStrFuncFail:
1500
alarmAddToPoolSuc:
41
alarmInformSendTrapSuc:
84
alarmAddToPoolFail:
alarmInformSendTrapFail: 0
alarmGetLogFuncSuc:
463
alarmGetByAlarmIdOk:
124
127
Related
Commands
alarmGetLogFuncFail:
alarmGetByAlarmIdFail:
alarmRestoreDelSuc:
29
alarmBadTypeFromRos:
alarmRestoreDelFail:
29
alarmRecvFromRos:
41
alarmInformRecvFromRos: 84
alarmRestoreRecvFromRos: 29
alarmRecordUpdate:
84
alarmGetRegInfoFail:
29
alarmCreateReqFail:
alramBindValueFail:
alarmEncodeReqFail:
alarmAllocMemFail:
alarmUnsupportBindType: 0
alarmUnsupportMibVar:
alarmRecvDup:
alarmInformNotSendTrap:
None
show alarm-level
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show alarm-level alarmcode

To display alarm level corresponding to specified alarm ID
Parameter
Description
Value
alarmcode
Alarm ID
Range: 65534
All mode except exec mode

The following example displays alarm level corresponding to alarm
3:
ZXAN(config)#show alarm-level 3
AlarmCode
default-level
current-level
3
cleared
cleared
Related
Commands
None
clear alarm pool

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
128
clear alarm pool integer

To clear the alarm pool information
Parameter
Description
Value
integer
Pool array number
Range: 1 300
ZXAN#
Example
The following example displays how to clear the alarm pool information:
ZXAN#clear alarm pool 1
Related
Commands
None
clear alarm counter

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
clear alarm counter

To clear the alarm counter information
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to clear the alarm counter
information:
ZXAN#clear alarm counter
Related
Commands
None
129
130
Chapter
14
Debugging
Table
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
debug
of Contents
all ........................................................................ 132
alarm ................................................................... 133
arp ...................................................................... 133
dhcp-option82 ....................................................... 133
group-management................................................ 134
igmp .................................................................... 135
ip......................................................................... 136
ip bgp all .............................................................. 136
ip bgp dampening .................................................. 137
ip bgp events ........................................................ 137
ip bgp in ............................................................... 137
ip bgp keepalives ................................................... 138
ip bgp out ............................................................. 138
ip bgp updates....................................................... 139
ip destination ........................................................ 139
ip dhcp ................................................................. 140
ip icmp ................................................................. 140
ip icmp detail ........................................................ 140
ip igmp................................................................. 141
ip igmp-snooping ................................................... 141
ip interface............................................................ 141
ip multicast ........................................................... 142
ip msdp ................................................................ 143
ip ospf adj............................................................. 143
ip ospf all.............................................................. 144
ip ospf cspf ........................................................... 144
ip ospf database-timer............................................ 145
ip ospf events........................................................ 145
ip ospf flood .......................................................... 145
ip ospf lsa-generation ............................................. 146
ip ospf nsf............................................................. 146
ip ospf packet........................................................ 146
ip ospf retransmission............................................. 147
ip ospf spf............................................................. 147
ip ospf tree ........................................................... 148
ip pim-snooping ..................................................... 148
ip pimsm .............................................................. 149
ip pimdm .............................................................. 150
ip protocol ............................................................ 150
ip rip .................................................................... 151
ip rip all ................................................................ 151
ip rip database ...................................................... 152
ip rip trigger.......................................................... 152
ip source............................................................... 152
ip tcp all ............................................................... 153
ip tcp driver .......................................................... 153
131
debug ip tcp driver-pak .................................................... 154

debug ip tcp packet ......................................................... 154
debug ip tcp transactions.................................................. 155
debug ip udp .................................................................. 155
debug iptv all.................................................................. 156
debug isis adj-packets...................................................... 157
debug isis all................................................................... 157
debug isis nsf-event......................................................... 158
debug isis snp-packets ..................................................... 158
debug isis spf-events ....................................................... 158
debug isis update-packets ................................................ 159
debug lacp all ................................................................. 159
debug lacp fsm ............................................................... 159
debug lacp packet ........................................................... 160
debug mpnat .................................................................. 161
debug mstp agreement .................................................... 161
debug mstp all ................................................................ 162
debug mstp bpdu-rx ........................................................ 162
debug mstp bpdu-tx ........................................................ 163
debug mstp errors ........................................................... 163
debug mstp flush............................................................. 163
debug mstp info .............................................................. 164
debug mstp migration ...................................................... 165
debug mstp proposals ...................................................... 165
debug mstp roles ............................................................ 166
debug mstp state ............................................................ 166
debug mstp tc................................................................. 167
debug nas ...................................................................... 167
debug port-location ......................................................... 168
debug pppoe-plus............................................................ 168
debug radius accounting................................................... 169
debug radius all .............................................................. 170
debug radius authentication .............................................. 170
debug radius exception .................................................... 171
debug radius user............................................................ 171
debug syscomm .............................................................. 172
debug sysctrl .................................................................. 173
debug version-mng.......................................................... 173
debug vlan ..................................................................... 174
debug vrrp ..................................................................... 175
show debugging .............................................................. 176
terminal monitor ............................................................. 176
debug all
Syntax
debug all
no debug all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable all debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all debugging:
ZXAN#debug all
All possible debugging has been turned on
132
Chapter 14 Debugging
Related
Commands
Related
Information
All debug commands

terminal monitor
The debug all command may severely affect system and network
performance, therefore, it not recommended to use this command
for a long time and in cases when system usage is high.
By default, all debug commands are disabled.
debug alarm
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
debug alarm
To clear alarm counter
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to clear alarm counter:
ZXAN#debug alarm
Related
Commands
None
debug arp
Syntax
debug arp
no debug arp
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable ARP debugging to display debug information processed

by ARP and display whether the router is sending/receiving ARP
messages
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable ARP debugging:
ZXAN#debug arp
ARP debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug dhcp-option82
Syntax
debug dhcp-option82 all
133
debug dhcp-option82 {data | error | event} type_shelf/slot/

{port-no | olt:onu} [gport gportno | pvc pvcno]
no debug dhcp-option82 all
no debug dhcp-option82 {data | error | event} type_shelf/sl
ot/{port-no | olt:onu} [gport gportno | pvc pvcno]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable DHCP-option82 debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
all
DHCP Option82 all

debugging
data
DHCP Option82 data

debugging
error
DHCP Option82 error

debugging
event
DHCP Option82 event

debugging
type_shelf/slot/{port
-no | olt:onu}
Shelf, slot and port

number
Range: 1 127
characters
gport gportno
Port number
Range: 1 255
pvc pvcno
PVC number
Range: 1 8
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable DHCP-option82 debugging:
ZXAN#debug dhcp-option82 data gpon-onu_0/9/1:1 gport 1
dhcp-option82 data debugging is on
Related
Commands
None
debug group-management
Syntax
debug group-management
no debug group-management
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging for cluster management protocol (to display

debugging information of cluster management protocol)
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to debugging for cluster management protocol:
ZXAN#debug group-management
group-management debugging is on
134
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug igmp
Syntax
debug igmp all

debug igmp {data | error | event} [rack-number shelf-num
ber slot-number] [interface name [pvc pvcno]] [mvlan mvlanid]
[group ipaddress] [mux | oam | proxy | recv | send | timer]
no debug igmp all
no debug igmp {data | error | event} [rack-number shelf-num
ber slot-number] [interface name [pvc pvcno]] [mvlan mvlanid]
[group ipaddress] [mux | oam | proxy | recv | send | timer]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To enable IGMP related debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
all
All IGMP related

debug information
data
IGMP data related

debug information
error
IGMP received error

messages
event
Event changing IGMP

information
rack-number
Rack number
Range: 0 65535
shelf-number
Shelf number
Range: 0 65535
slot-number
Slot number
Range: 0 65535
interface name
Interface name
Range: 1 32
characters
pvc pvcno
PVC number
Range: 1 8
mvlan mvlanid
VLAN ID
Range: 1 4094
group ipaddress
IP address
A.B.C.D
mux
Multiple interface
oam
Operation and
maintenance
proxy
Proxy device
recv
Received packets
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Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
send
Sending packets
timer
Timer
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable IGMP error debugging:
ZXAN# debug igmp error group 10.9.6.3 mux
IGMP error debugging is on
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debug ip
Syntax
debug ip
no debug ip
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable IP debugging to display debugging information

processed by the IP and display whether the router is sending/receiving IP packet
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable IP debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip
IP debugging is on
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debug ip bgp all

Syntax
debug ip bgp all

no debug ip bgp all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable all BGP related debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable BGP debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip bgp all
All BGP debugging has been turned on
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debug ip bgp dampening

Syntax
debug ip bgp dampening

no debug ip bgp dampening
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace and view debugging information and processing of BGP

route oscillation
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace and view information
and processing of BGP route oscillation:
ZXAN#debug ip bgp dampening
BGP dampening debugging is on
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debug ip bgp events

Syntax
debug ip bgp events

no debug ip bgp events
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace and display state of peer BGP router

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace and display the state
of the peer BGP router:
ZXAN#debug ip bgp events
BGP events debugging is on
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Cause is shown if state of peer BGP router is abnormal (abnormal
transition mainly refers to transition of BGP state from high to low).
debug ip bgp in
Syntax
debug ip bgp in
no debug ip bgp in
Purpose
To trace and display debug messages received by BGP router
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Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace and display debug
messages received by BGP router:
ZXAN#debug ip bgp in
BGP in debugging is on
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debug ip bgp keepalives

Syntax
debug ip bgp keepalives

no debug ip bgp keepalives
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace and display keepalive messages sent and received by BGP

router
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace and display keepalive
messages sent and received by BGP router:
ZXAN#debug ip bgp keepalives
BGP keepalives debugging is on
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debug ip bgp out

Syntax
debug ip bgp out

no debug ip bgp out
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace and display the messages sent by BGP router

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace and display the messages sent by BGP router:
ZXAN#debug ip bgp out
BGP out debugging is on
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debug ip bgp updates

Syntax
debug ip bgp [ip-address] updates

no debug ip bgp [ip-address] updates
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable BGP updates debugging and display update packets routing information
Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
Neighboring IP
address
A.B.C.D
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable BGP updates debugging and display update packets routing information:
ZXAN#debug ip bgp updates
BGP updates debugging is on
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debug ip destination
Syntax
debug ip destination ip-address

no debug ip destination ip-address
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging of specified destination IP address to display

debugging information processed by the IP protocol, and display
whether the router is sending/receiving IP packets
Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
A.B.C.D
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging function
of destination IP 192.168.36.3:
ZXAN#debug ip destination 192.168.36.3
IP destination debugging is on
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debug ip dhcp
Syntax
debug ip dhcp
no debug ip dhcp
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging of DHCP Relay and DHCP Server

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging of DHCP
Relay and DHCP Server:
ZXAN#debug ip dhcp
DHCP debugging is on
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debug ip icmp
Syntax
debug ip icmp
no debug ip icmp
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable ICMP debugging to display the debugging information

processed by ICMP and display whether the router is sending/receiving the ICMP packets
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable ICMP debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip icmp
ICMP debugging is on
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debug ip icmp detail

Syntax
debug ip icmp detail

no debug ip icmp detail
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
140
To enable ICMP debugging and display detailed sent and received

ICMP information
None
Mode
Example
ZXAN#
The following example displays ICMP debugging detailed information:
ZXAN#debug ip icmp detail
ICMP detail debugging is on
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debug ip igmp
Syntax
debug ip igmp
no debug ip igmp
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable/disable IGMP debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable IGMP debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip igmp
IGMP debugging is on
Related
Commands
None
debug ip igmp-snooping
Syntax
debug ip igmp-snooping
no debug ip igmp-snooping
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable IGMP snooping

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable IGMP snooping:
ZXAN#debug ip igmp-snooping
IGMP SNOOPING debugging is on
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debug ip interface
Syntax
debug ip interface interface-name

no debug ip interface interface-name
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Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To enable and display interface debugging related to IP

Parameter
Description
Value
interface-name
Interface name
loopback1
loopback64
supervlan1
supervlan255
vlan1 vlan4094
Mode
Example
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable interface debugging
on interface loopback1:
ZXAN#debug ip interface loopback1
IP interface debugging is on
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debug ip multicast
Syntax
debug ip multicast [data | mrt | timer]

no debug ip multicast [data | mrt | timer]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable multicast debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
data
Multicast packet
debugging
information
mrt
Multicast routing
table debugging
information
timer
Multicast timer
debugging
information
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable multicast debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip multicast data
Multicast data debugging is on
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debug ip msdp
Syntax
debug ip msdp [connect | message-recv | message-send |

warning]
no debug ip msdp [connect | message-recv | message-send
| warning]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable multicast source detection protocol (MSDP) debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
connect
Protocol connection
debugging
information
message-recv
Received massage
debugging
information
message-send
Sent massage
debugging
information
warning
Alarm massage
debugging
information
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MSDP debugging:
ZXAN# debug ip msdp
All MSDP debugging is on
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debug ip ospf adj

Syntax
debug ip ospf adj

no debug ip ospf adj
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable OSPF adjacency events debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable OSPF adjacency
events debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf adj
OSPF adjacency events debugging is on
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Adjacency events mainly include information relating to link state
changes and hello packets.
debug ip ospf all

Syntax
debug ip ospf all

no debug ip ospf all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable all OSPF related debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all OSPF related debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf all
All OSPF debugging has been turned on
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debug ip ospf cspf

Syntax
debug ip ospf cspf

no debug ip ospf cspf
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging for shortest path calculation of limit-based

OSPF
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging for shortest path calculation of limit-based OSPF:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf cspf
OSPF cspf events debugging is on
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Information
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This command is mainly used to calculate debugging information
related to project traffic routing.
debug ip ospf database-timer

Syntax
debug ip ospf database-timer

no debug ip ospf database-timer
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging of OSPF link state database timer events

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging of OSPF
link state database timer events:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf database-timer
OSPF timer events debugging is on
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debug ip ospf events

Syntax
debug ip ospf events

no debug ip ospf events
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable OSPF events debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable OSPF events debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf events
OSPF events debugging is on
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Information
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OSPF events mainly include DR/BDR selection and link state
changes.
debug ip ospf flood

Syntax
debug ip ospf flood

no debug ip ospf flood
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging of OSPF flood events

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging of OSPF
flood events:
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ZXAN#debug ip ospf flood

OSPF flood debugging is on
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debug ip ospf lsa-generation

Syntax
debug ip ospf lsa-generation

no debug ip ospf lsa-generation
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable OSPF LSA generation debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable OSPF LSA generation debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf lsa-generation
OSPF summary lsa generation debugging is on
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Information
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OSPF LSA generation debugging events mainly include link state
change notifications, self-rule system edge router link state
change notification etc.
debug ip ospf nsf

Syntax
debug ip ospf nsf

no debug ip ospf nsf
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable OSPF non-stop forwarding-events debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable OSPF non-stop forwarding-events debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf nsf
OSPF non-stop forwarding event debugging is on
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debug ip ospf packet

Syntax
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debug ip ospf packet
no debug ip ospf packet

Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable OSPF packet debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable OSPF packet debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf packet
OSPF packet debugging is on
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debug ip ospf retransmission

Syntax
debug ip ospf retransmission

no debug ip ospf retransmission
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable OSPF retransmission events debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable OSPF retransmission
events debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf retransmission
OSPF retransmission events debugging is on
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debug ip ospf spf

Syntax
debug ip ospf spf [external | inter | intra]

no debug ip ospf spf [external | inter | intra]
Purpose
To enable OSPF route computing events debugging
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Parameter
Description
Value
external
OSPF SPF
external-route
inter
OSPF SPF inter-route
intra
OSPF SPF intra-route
ZXAN#
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Example
The following example displays how to enable OSPF route computing events debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf spf external
OSPF spf external events debugging is on
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By default, this command is disabled.
debug ip ospf tree

Syntax
debug ip ospf tree

no debug ip ospf tree
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable OSPF tree debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable OSPF tree debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip ospf tree
OSPF database events debugging is on
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debug ip pim-snooping
Syntax
debug ip pim-snooping
no debug ip pim-snooping
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable PIM snooping debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable PIM snooping debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip pim-snooping
PIM SNOOPING debugging is on
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debug ip pimsm
Syntax
debug ip pimsm [message-recv | message-send | packet-r

ecv | packet-send | mrt | bsr-rp | assert | warning | msdp]
no debug ip pimsm [message-recv | message-send | packet
-recv | packet-send | mrt | bsr-rp | assert | warning | msdp]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable PIM-SM debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
assert
PIM-SM debugging
information related
with Assert
bsr-rp
PIM-SM debugging
information related
with BSR and RP
message-recv
Debug information
of PIM-SM received
messages
message-send
Debug information
of PIM-SM sent
messages
mrt
Debug information
of PIM-SM multicast
routing table
packet-recv
Debug information
of PIM-SM received
protocol messages
packet-send
Debug information of
PIM-SM sent protocol
messages
warning
PIM-SM alarm
debugging
information
msdp
PIM-SM MSDP
debugging
information
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable PIM-SM debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip pimsm assert
PIMSM assert debugging is on
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debug ip pimdm
Syntax
debug ip pimdm [packet-recv | packet-send | mrt | timer |

assert | warning | data]
no debug ip pimdm [packet-recv | packet-send | mrt | timer
| assert | warning | data]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable PIM-DM debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
packet-recv
Debug information
of PIM-DM received
packets
packet-send
PIM-DM sent packets
mrt
Debug information
of PIM-DM multicast
routing table
timer
PIM-DM timer
assert
PIM-DM ASSERRT
warning
PIM-DM warning
data
PIM-DM data
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable PIM-DM debugging
of ASSERRT:
ZXAN#debug ip pimdm assert
PIMDM assert debugging is off
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debug ip protocol
Syntax
debug ip protocol protocol-number

no debug ip protocol protocol-number
Purpose
150
To enable IP protocol number debugging
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

Parameter
Description
Value
protocol-number
Protocol number
Range: 0 255
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable IP protocol number
debugging for number 0:
ZXAN#debug ip protocol 0
IP protocol number debugging is on
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debug ip rip
Syntax
debug ip rip
no debug ip rip
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable RIP protocol debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable RIP protocol debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip rip
RIP protocol debugging is on
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debug ip rip all

Syntax
debug ip rip all

no debug ip rip all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable all RIP related debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all RIP related debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip rip all
All RIP debugging has been turned on
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debug ip rip database

Syntax
debug ip rip database

no debug ip rip database
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace RIP database changes

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace RIP database
changes:
ZXAN#debug ip rip database
RIP database events debugging is on
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debug ip rip trigger

Syntax
debug ip rip events

no debug ip rip events
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace RIP trigger events, such as timer timeout

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace RIP trigger events,
such as timer timeout:
ZXAN#debug ip rip events
RIP event debugging is on
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debug ip source
Syntax
debug ip source ip-address

no debug ip source ip-address
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
152
To enable IP source debugging

Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
ip-address
Source IP address
A.B.C.D
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable source IP
192.168.6.6 debugging function:
ZXAN#debug ip source 192.168.6.6
IP source debugging is on
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debug ip tcp all

Syntax
debug ip tcp all

no debug ip tcp all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable all TCP related debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all TCP related debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip tcp all
All TCP debugging has been turned on
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debug ip tcp driver

Syntax
debug ip tcp driver

no debug ip tcp driver
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging for establishing and closing TCP connections

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging for establishing and closing TCP connections:
ZXAN#debug ip tcp driver
TCP driver event debugging is on
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Related
Information
When debugging is enabled, the related information is the output,

including TCP proactive opening, passive opening, TCP link establishment timer, TCP normal and abnormal closing information.
debug ip tcp driver-pak

Syntax
debug ip tcp driver-pak

no debug ip tcp driver-pak
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging for TCP buffer management information

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging for TCP
buffer management information:
ZXAN#debug ip tcp driver-pak
TCP driver verbose debugging is on
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Information
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When debugging is enabled, it displays output information including:
Output packets in output queue
Sending/receiving packet size
Information of deleting a packet when packet number surpassing permitted maximum number (25 by default) in case of disorder
When the user logs into the ZXAN, the supplementary information
of the TCP events of the BGP and FTP (not including Telnet) is
displayed.
debug ip tcp packet

Syntax
debug ip tcp packet

no debug ip tcp packet
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging for source and destination of TCP sent/received packets

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging for source
and destination of TCP sent/received packets:
ZXAN#debug ip tcp packet
TCP Packet debugging is on
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Information
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After debugging is enabled, when a packet is sent or received, information such as source/destination address of data packet, port
number, sequence number, acknowledgment number, size of receiving window and control bit information is output.
When a user logs into the ZXA10 C220, information of the TCP
special events of the BGP and FTP is displayed.
debug ip tcp transactions

Syntax
debug ip tcp transactions

no debug ip tcp transactions
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable TCP state transition debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable TCP state transition
debugging:
ZXAN#debug ip tcp transactions
TCP special debugging is on
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After this debug command is enabled, the TCP special event information (including destination IP address, port number, MSS
advertisement of TCP connection establishment, resetting of retransmission timer, retransmission timeout, limited state-machine
transition and release of TCP control block information) is the output.
When the user logs in to the ZXAN, the information of TCP special
events of BGP and FTP is displayed.
debug ip udp
Syntax
debug ip udp
no debug ip udp
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable debugging for source and destination information of UDP

sent/received packets
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable debugging for source
and destination information of UDP sent/received packets:
ZXAN#debug ip udp
UDP packet debugging is on
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Information
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By default, all debug commands are disabled.
Source/destination addresses, port and UDP packet length information is displayed when UDP sends/receives a packet.
Source/destination addresses, port and UDP packet length information is displayed when user logs in.
debug iptv all

Syntax
debug iptv {all | {data | error | events} [rack-number shel

f-number slot-number] [interface name {gport gportno | pvc
pvcno}] [mvlan mvlanid group groupip] [mode {cdr | joinleave
| oam | timer}]}
no debug iptv {all | {data | error | events} [rack-number shel
f-number slot-number] [interface name {gport gportno | pvc
pvcno}] [mvlan mvlanid group groupip] [mode {cdr | joinleave
| oam | timer}]}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
156
To enable IPTV related debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
all
All debug information
data
Debug information related

to IPTV
error
IPTV received error messages
events
Events related to IPTV status change
rack-number
Rack number
Range: 0 65535
shelf-number
Shelf number
Range: 0 65535
slot-number
Slot number
Range: 0 65535
interface
name
Interface name
Range: 1 32 characters
gport gportno
GPON card ONU GEM port

number
Range: 0 255
pvc pvcno
PVC number
Range: 0 7
mvlan mvlanid
MVLAN ID
Range: 0 4095
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
group groupip
Multicast group IP address
A.B.C.D
mode {cdr |
joinleave
|
oam | timer}
Data mode
cdr,
joinleave,
timer
oam,
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable IPTV events debugging:
ZXAN#debug iptv events 0 0 7 mode timer
IPTV events debugging is on
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None
debug isis adj-packets

Syntax
debug isis adj-packets

no debug isis adj-packets
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace and show the IS-IS received/sent Hello messages

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace and show the IS-IS
received/sent Hello messages:
ZXAN#debug isis adj-packets
IS-IS Adjacency related packets debugging is on
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debug isis all

Syntax
debug isis all

no debug isis all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable IS-IS debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable IS-IS debugging:
ZXAN#debug isis all
All IS-IS debugging has been turned on
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debug isis nsf-event

Syntax
debug isis nsf-event

no debug isis nsf-event
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace and show the IS-IS route computing event debugging

information
None
ZXAN#
route computing event debugging information:
ZXAN#debug isis nsf-event
IS-IS Adjacency related packets debugging is on
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debug isis snp-packets

Syntax
debug isis snp-packets

no debug isis snp-packets
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable IS-IS SNP packet debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable IS-IS SNP packet
debugging:
ZXAN#debug isis snp-packets
IS-IS CSNP/PSNP packets debugging is on
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debug isis spf-events

Syntax
debug isis spf-events

no debug isis spf-events
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
158
To trace and show the IS-IS SPF event debugging information

None
ZXAN#
Example
SPF event debugging information:
ZXAN#debug isis spf-events
IS-IS SPF events debugging is on
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debug isis update-packets

Syntax
debug isis update-packets

no debug isis update-packets
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To trace and view IS-IS LSP packet handling event debugging information
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to trace and view IS-IS LSP
packet handling event debugging information:
ZXAN#debug isis update-packets
IS-IS Update related packet debugging is on
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debug lacp all

Syntax
debug lacp all

no debug lacp all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable all LACP related debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all LACP related debugging:
ZXAN#debug lacp all
Link Aggregation Control Protocol All debugging is on
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debug lacp fsm

Syntax
debug lacp fsm [interface port-number]
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no debug lacp fsm [interface port-number]

Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To enable LACP state machine debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
interface port-num
ber
Port number
loopback1 64
null1
smartgroup1
smartgroup8
supervlan1
supervlan255
tunnel1 tunnel64
vlan1 vlan4094
Mode
Example
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable LACP state machine
debugging:
ZXAN#debug lacp fsm
Link Aggregation Control Protocol SM debugging is on
Related
Commands
None
debug lacp packet

Syntax
debug lacp packet [interface port-number]

no debug lacp packet [interface port-number]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable LACP debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
interface port-num
ber
Port number
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable LACP debugging:
ZXAN#debug lacp packet
Link Aggregation Control Protocol packets debugging is on
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Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mpnat
Syntax
debug mpnat {data | event | error | all}
Syntax
no debug mpnat {data | event | error | all}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable MPNAT debugging and display related print information

only under shell
Parameter
Description
Value
data
MPNAT data
debugging
information
event
Events related to
MPNAT status change
error
MPNAT error
information
dll
All MPNAT debug

information
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MPNAT debugging:
ZXAN#debug mpnat all
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp agreement

Syntax
debug mstp agreement [interface interface-name instance

instance-number]
no debug mstp agreement
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To enable MSTP debugging for fast hand-off negotiation information

Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Interface name
Range: smartgroup1
smartgroup8
instance instance-nu
mber
Instance number
Range: 0 31
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Mode
Example
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MSTP debugging for
fast hand-off negotiation information:
ZXAN#debug mstp agreement
Multiple Spanning Tree agreement debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp all

Syntax
debug mstp all

no debug mstp all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable all MSTP related debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all MSTP related
debugging:
ZXAN#debug mstp all
Mstp Protocol All debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp bpdu-rx

Syntax
debug mstp bpdu-rx [interface interface-name]

no debug mstp bpdu-rx
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable MSTP debugging to receive packet information

Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Interface name
Range: smartgroup1
smartgroup8
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MSTP debugging to
receive packet information:
ZXAN#debug mstp bpdu-rx
Multiple Spanning Tree Received BPDUs debugging is on
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Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp bpdu-tx

Syntax
debug mstp bpdu-tx [interface interface-name]

no debug mstp bpdu-tx
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable MSTP debugging for sending packet information

Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Interface name
Range: smartgroup1
smartgroup8
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MSTP debugging for
sending packet information:
ZXAN#debug mstp bpdu-tx
Multiple Spanning Tree Transmitted BPDUs debugging is
Related
Commands
on
terminal monitor
debug mstp errors

Syntax
debug mstp errors

no debug mstp errors
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable MSTP error debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MSTP error debugging:
ZXAN#debug mstp errors
MST Protocol errors debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp flush

Syntax
debug mstp flush [interface interface-name instance instance

-number]
163
no debug mstp flush

Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable MSTP port flush mechanism debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Interface name
Range: smartgroup1
smartgroup8
mber
Instance number
Range: 0 31
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MSTP port flush
mechanism debugging:
ZXAN#debug mstp flush
Multiple Spanning Tree port flush mechanism debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp info

Syntax
debug mstp info [interface interface-name instance instancenumber]

no debug mstp info
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable MSTP information state machine debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Interface name
Range: smartgroup1
smartgroup8
mber
Instance number
Range: 0 31
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MSTP information
state machine debugging:
ZXAN#debug mstp info
Multiple Spanning Tree port info state machine debugging on
164
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp migration

Syntax
debug mstp migration [interface interface-name]

no debug mstp migration
Purpose
To enable MSTP transition state machine debugging
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Interface name
A.B.C.D
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable MSTP transition
state machine debugging:
ZXAN#debug mstp migration
Multiple Spanning Tree migration protocol state machine debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp proposals

Syntax
debug mstp proposals [interface interface-name instance inst

ance_number]
no debug mstp proposals
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable the MSTP debugging for information relating to fast

hand-off negotiation request
Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Interface name
Range: smartgroup1
smartgroup8
mber
Instance number
Range: 0 31
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable the MSTP debugging
for information relating to fast hand-off negotiation request:
ZXAN#debug mstp proposals
Multiple Spanning Tree Proposal/Agree handshakes debugging is on
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Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp roles

Syntax
debug mstp roles [instance instance_number]

no debug mstp roles
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable the MSTP instance calculation state machine debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
mber
Number of instances
Range: 0 31
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable the MSTP instance
calculation state machine debugging:
ZXAN#debug mstp roles
MST Protocol roles debugging is
Related
Commands
on
terminal monitor
debug mstp state

Syntax
debug mstp state [interface interface-name]

no debug mstp state
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable the MSTP instance calculation state machine debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Number of interfaces
Range: smartgroup1
smartgroup8
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable the MSTP instance
calculation state machine debugging:
ZXAN#debug mstp state
Multiple Spanning Tree state sync debugging is
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on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug mstp tc
Syntax
debug mstp tc [interface interface-name instance instance_n

umber]
no debug mstp tc
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable the MSTP state-change debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
ame
Interface name
Range: smartgroup1
smartgroup8
mber
Instance number
Range: 0 31
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable the MSTP statechange debugging:
ZXAN#debug mstp tc Multiple Spanning Tree topology
change notifications debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug nas
Syntax
debug nas
no debug nas
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable the NAS debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable NAS debugging:
ZXAN#debug nas
NAS debugging is on
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Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug port-location
Syntax
debug port-location all

debug port-location {data | error | event} type_shelf/slot/{p
ort-no | olt:onu} [gport gportno | pvc pvcno]
no debug port-location {all | data | error | event}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable all port location related debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
all
All port location related

debugging
data
Port-location data
debugging
error
Port location error

debugging
event
Port location event

debugging
type_shelf/sl
ot/{port-no |
olt:onu}
Interface
gport gportno
GEM port number
Range: 1 255
pvc pvcno
PVC number
Range: 1 8
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all port location related debugging:
ZXAN#debug port-location data gpon-onu_0/0/9:1 gport 1
ZXAN#
Related
Commands
None
debug pppoe-plus
Syntax
debug pppoe-plus all

debug pppoe-plus {data | error | event} type_shelf/slot/ {por
t-no | olt:onu} [gport gportno | pvc pvcno]
no debug pppoe-plus all
168
no debug pppoe-plus {data | error | event} type_shelf/slot/

{port-no | olt:onu} [gport gportno | pvc pvcno]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable PPPoE+ debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
all
All debug information
data
Data related debug

information
error
Port received error

message
event
Event changing port

location information
type_shelf/slot/
{port-no | olt:onu}
Interface
Interface type can be

various
gport gportno
GEM port number
Range: 1 255
pvc pvcno
PVC number
Range: 1 8
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable PPPoE+ debugging:
ZXAN#debug pppoe-plus all
pppoe-plus all debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug radius accounting

Syntax
debug radius accounting {data | error | event | packet {gro

up-number | all}}
no debug radius accounting {data | error | event | packet}
Purpose
To enable the radius debugging accounting
Usage Guidelines
Parameter
Description
Value
data
Data related Radius

accounting information
error
Radius accounting error

information
event
Event changing Radius

accounting
169
Parameter
Description
Value
packet{group-n
umber | all}
Group range: 1 10
Mode
Example
packet: Radius
accounting of
sending/receiving
packets
packet groupnumber: Radius
accounting of packet
group-number
packet all: Radius
accounting of
all sent/received
packets
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable the radius debugging accounting:
ZXAN#debug radius accounting packet all
debug radius accounting packet turned on group all
Related
Commands
None
debug radius all

Syntax
debug radius all

no debug radius all
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable radius debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable the radius debugging:
ZXAN#debug radius all
All radius debugging has been turned on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug radius authentication

Syntax
debug radius authentication {data | error | event | packet

{group-number | all}}
no debug radius authentication {data | error | event | pack
et}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
170
To enable radius authentication packet debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
data
data debugging
error
error debugging
event
events debugging
packet {group-num
ber | all}
packets debugging
group-number: 1
10
packet groupnumber: Group

number
packet all: Debug
all accounting group
packets
Mode
Example
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable radius authentication packet debugging:
ZXAN#debug radius authentication packet 1
debug radius authenticaion packet turned on group 65536
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug radius exception

Syntax
debug radius exception

no debug radius exception
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable radius exception debugging

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable radius exception debugging:
ZXAN#debug radius exception
debug radius exception turned on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug radius user

Syntax
debug radius user subscriber-name domain-name

no debug radius user
171
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To enable radius user information debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
subscriber-name
Subscriber name
Range: 1 32
characters
domain-name
Domain name
Range: 1 32
characters
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable radius user information debugging:
ZXAN#debug radius user user domain
debug radius user turned on user@doma
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug syscomm
Syntax
debug syscomm {data | packet | event | error | all}

no debug syscomm {data | packet | event | error | all}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
172
To display debugging information related with syscomm

Parameter
Description
Value
data
Debugging
information related
with syscomm data
packet
Received and
transmitted packets
information related
with syscomm
event
Events to cause
syscomm status
change
error
Received error
packets related with
syscomm
all
All debugging
information related
with syscomm
ZXAN#
The following example displays all syscomm debugging information:
ZXAN#debug syscomm all
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug sysctrl
Syntax
debug sysctrl {data | packet | event | error | all}

no debug sysctrl {data | packet | event | error | all}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To debug the system control information

Parameter
Description
Value
all
Debug system control

all information
data

data information
error

error information
event

event information
packet

packet information
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to debug the system control
information:
ZXAN#debug sysctrl all
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug version-mng
Syntax
debug version-mng {data | packet | event | error | all}

no debug version-mng {data | packet | event | error | all}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To enable version management debugging

173
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
all
Debug all version

management
information
data
Debug version
management
information
error
Debug version
management error
information
event
Debug version
management event
information
packet
Debug version
management packet
information
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all debugging for
version management information:
ZXAN#debug version-mng all
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug vlan
Syntax
debug vlan all

debug vlan {data | event | error} [rack-number shelf-number
slot-number] [interface interface-name [vport vportno | pvc
pvcno]] [vlan vlanid]
no debug vlan all
no debug vlan {data | event | error} [rack-number shelf-num
ber slot-number] [interface interface-name [vport vportno | pvc
pvcno]] [vlan vlanid]
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
174
To enable VLAN related debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
data
Debugging
information related
to VLAN data
event
Debugging
information related
to events changing
VLAN status
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
error
Debugging
information related to
error packets received
by VLAN
all
All debugging
information related
to VLAN
rack-number
Rack number
shelf-number
Shelf number
slot-number
Slot number
ame
Interface name
Range: 1 32
characters
vport vportno
EPON card ONU port

number
Range: 1 256
pvc pvcno
PVC number
Range: 1 8
vlan vlanid
VLAN ID
Range: 1 4094
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable all VLAN related debugging:
ZXAN#debug vlan all
Vlan all debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
debug vrrp
Syntax
debug vrrp {state | packet | event | error | all}

no debug vrrp {state | packet | event | error | all}
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
To enable VRRP debugging

Parameter
Description
Value
all
All VRRP related

debugging
error
Error packet
information received
by VRRP
event
Information triggering
VRRP state change
175
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
packet
Packet information
received/sent by
VRRP
state
VRRP state change

debuggingn
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable VRRP debugging:
ZXAN#debug vrrp state
VRRP state debugging is on
Related
Commands
terminal monitor
show debugging
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show debugging
To display enabled debugging
None
ZXAN#
The following example displays enabled debugging:
ZXAN#show debugging
RSL:
Version-mng data debugging is on
Version-mng error debugging is on
Version-mng event debugging is on
Version-mng packet debugging is on
Related
Commands
All debug commands
terminal monitor
Syntax
terminal monitor
no terminal monitor
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
To output debugging information to terminal

None
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to output debugging information to terminal:
ZXAN#terminal monitor
Related
Commands
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All debug commands
Chapter
15
MAC Configuration
Table of Contents
mac add......................................................................... 177
mac aging-time ............................................................... 178
mac delete ..................................................................... 178
mac monitor-period ......................................................... 179
mac usage-threshold ....................................................... 180
show mac....................................................................... 180
show mac aging-time....................................................... 181
show mac monitor-info..................................................... 182
show mac running ........................................................... 182
show mac system ............................................................ 183
mac add
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
mac add static mac-address {ethernet port-name | smartgr

oup smartgroup-id | gpon port-name vport vport | epon} [vlan
vlan-id]
To add a MAC address entry
Parameter
Description
Value
static
Static MAC address
mac-address
MAC address
XXXX.XXXX.XXXX
ethernet port-name
Ethernet shelf, slot,

port number
Range: 1 127
characters
gpon port-name
GPON shelf, slot, port

number
Range: 1 127
characters
smartgroup
smartgroup-id
Smartgroup ID
Range: 1 8
epon
EPON
vlan vlan-id
VLAN ID
Range: 1 4094
vport vport
Virtual port number
Range: 1 255
ZXAN(config)#
177
Example
The following example displays how to add a static MAC address

entry 000a.010c.e2c6 to Ethernet port gei_0/9/1:
ZXAN(config)#mac add static 0009.6b08.bfd6 ethernet
gei_0/9/1
Related
Commands
Related
Information
mac delete
show mac
If no VLAN ID is specified, port PVID is used as default port ID. Execute the show running-config command to display permanent
MAC address.
mac aging-time
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
mac aging-time time

To configure the MAC address aging time in the system
Parameter
Description
Value
time
Aging time value
Range: 60 630
seconds
Default: 300 seconds
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure the MAC address
aging time as 180 seconds:
ZXAN(config)#mac aging-time 180
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show mac aging-time

show mac running
If the MAC address aging time is set as n seconds, the dynamic
MAC address may age within n ~ 2n seconds.
mac delete
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
178
mac delete static {mac-address | ethernet port-name | smar

tgroup smartgroup-id | gpon port-name vport vport | dsl dsl}
[vlan-id]
To delete a MAC address entry
Parameter
Description
Value
static mac-address
Static MAC address
XXXX.XXXX.XXXX
Chapter 15 MAC Configuration
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
ethernet port-name
Ethernet shelf, slot,

port number
Range: 1 127
characters
gpon port-name
GPON shelf, slot, port

number
Range: 1 127
characters
smartgroup
smartgroup-id
Smartgroup ID
Range: 1 8
vlan-id
VLAN number
Range: 1 4094
vport vport
Virtual port number
Range: 1 255
dsl dsl
DSL
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to delete MAC address
000a.010c.e2c6 and Ethernet interface gei_0/1/1:
ZXAN(config)#mac delete 0009.6b08.bfd6
ZXAN(config)#mac delete ethernet gei_0/9/1
Related
Commands
Related
Information
mac add
show mac
If VLAN ID is not specified, all MAC address entries matching with
mac-address parameter are deleted.
mac monitor-period
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
mac monitor-period time

To configure MAC monitoring period
Parameter
Description
Value
time
Monitoring period in
minutes
Ragne: 5 - 1440
Default: 10
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure MAC monitoring
period as five nimutes:
ZXAN(config)#mac monitor-period 5
Related
Commands
Related
Information
show mac monitor-info

Execute show mac monitor-info command to display detailed
information.
179
mac usage-threshold
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
mac usage-threshold percent

To configure MAC table usage threshold
Parameter
Description
Value
percent
Usage percent
Range: 1 100
Default: 70
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure MAC usage
threshold percent to 10%:
ZXAN(config)#mac usage-threshold 10
Related
Commands
None
show mac
Syntax
show mac [dynamic | static | ethernet port-name | gpon port

-name vport vport | epon port-name | smartgroup smartgroup
-id | vlan vlan-id] [statistic]
show mac mac-address [vlan vlan-id] [statistic]
show mac system
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
180
To display the MAC address entry

Parameter
Description
Value
dynamic
Dynamic address
static
Static address
mac-address
MAC address
XXXX.XXXX.XXXX
statistic
MAC address statistics
system
In-band or
out-of-band MAC
address
XXXX.XXXX.XXXX
ethernet port-name
Ethernet port name
Range: 1 127
characters
smartgroup
smartgroup-id
Smartgroup ID
Range: 1 8
gpon port-name
GPON port
Range: 1 127
characters
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
vport vport
GEM port ID
Range: 1 255
vlan vlan-id
VLAN ID
Range: 1 4094

The following example displays the MAC address entry:
ZXAN#show mac
Flags: vid--vlan id, stc--static
mac_address
port
vid
stc
---------------------------------------------000a.010c.e2c6
gei_0/1/21
1
1
The following table provides parameters description displayed in

the above example:
Related
Commands
Related
Information
Parameter
Description
mac_address
MAC address
port
Port where MAC address locates
vid
VLAN ID where MAC locates
stc
Static MAC status
mac add
mac delete
1. show mac command displays all MAC address entries including cards FPGA MAC address and MAC address learned by internal interface of main control card ROS.
2. show mac mac-addr command checks cards FPGA and ROS
MAC address entry and displays all matched entries.
3. show mac dynamic command displays all dynamic MAC addresses learned.
4. show mac static command displays all static MAC addresses
configured.
5. show mac interface port-name command displays all MAC
address entry in specified port.
6. show mac vlan vlanID command displays MAC address entry
in specified VLAN ID.
7. show mac system command displays in-band and out-ofband MAC address.
show mac aging-time

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
show mac aging-time

To display the aging time of the dynamic MAC address of the switch
None
181
Example
The following example displays the aging time of the dynamic MAC
address of the switch:
ZXAN#show mac aging-time
The MAC Address aging time is 60 seconds.
Related
Commands
mac aging-time

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

To display current MAC monitoring information in certain period
None
All modes except execute mode
The following example displays MAC monitoring information in current period:
ZXAN#show mac monitor-info
MAC table usage monitoring period is 10 minutes.
Elapsed time in current monitoring period(mm:ss) is 01:28.
MAC table maximum size is 8192(8k).
Current occupancy is 3, about 0 percent usage.
Current monitor period peak occupancy is 3, about 0 percent
usage.
History monitor period peak occupancy is 3, about 0 percent
usage.
Related
Commands
Related
Information
mac monitor-period
This command is executed to collect monitoring information of current MAC capacity table and display main control card total MAC
entities and maximum occupation since device start.
show mac running

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show mac running

To display the related configuration of the MAC address of the
switch
None
The following example displays the related configuration of the
MAC address of the switch:
ZXAN#show mac running
mac aging-time 60
Related
Commands
182
show mac
show mac aging-time
show mac system

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show mac system

To display system in-band and out-of-band MAC address
None
The following example displays system in-band and out-of-band
MAC address:
ZXAN(config)#show mac system
inband mac: 001e.738d.2039
outband mac: 00d0.d0c8.0023
ZXAN(config)#
Related
Commands
None
183
184
Chapter
16
Port Location
Table of Contents
Port Location Configuration ............................................... 185
DHCP Option 82 Configuration........................................... 191
PPPoE+ Configuration ...................................................... 194
Port Location Configuration

port-location access-loop-encapsula
tion
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
port-location access-loop-encapsulation {enable | disable}

To enable or disable port-location access-loop-encapsulation
Parameter
Description
Value
enable
Enable port-location
access-loopencapsulation
disable
Disable port-location
access-loopencapsulation
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable port-location access-loop-encapsulation:
ZXAN(config)#port-location access-loop-encapsulation enable
185
Related
Commands
show port-location global
port-location access-node-identifier
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
port-location access-node-identifier {inband-mac | hostna

me}
To configure port location access-node-identifier information
Parameter
Description
Value
hostname
Hostname as identifier
inband-mac
Inband MAC as
identifier
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure port location access-node-identifier type:
ZXAN(config)#port-location access-node-identifier inband-mac
Related
Commands
port-location flexible-syntax
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
port-location flexible-syntax {enable | disable}

To enable or disable port-location flexible-syntax
None
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable port-location flexible-syntax:
ZXAN(config)#port-location flexible-syntax enable
Related
Commands
port-location flexible-syntax add

delimiter
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guideline
186
port-location flexible-syntax add delimiter string index num

To add delimiter to port-location flexible-syntax
Chapter 16 Port Location
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
string
Delimiter
Range: 1 1
character
index num
Index term to be
added
Range: 1 30
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to add delimiter to port-location flexible-syntax:
ZXAN(config)#port-location flexible-syntax add delimiter , index 2
Related
Commands
Related
Information
None
Log into ONU through management port by executing this command.
port-location flexible-syntax add

variable
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
port-location flexible-syntax add variable {chassis | rack |

frame | slot | sub-slot | port | q-vlan | ethernet-priority | onu-id}
width widthvalue [index indexno]
To add variable field to port-location flexible-syntax
Parameter
Description
Value
variable
Variable field
Range: 1 1
character
width widthvalue
Code variable field

configuration width
Range: 1 5
index indexno
Index number
Range: 1 30
chassis | rack | frame

| slot | sub-slot
| port | q-vlan |
ethernet-priority |
onu-id
Variable field
collection
chassis: cabinet
rack
frame
slot
sub-slot
port
q-vlan vlan
ethernet-priority
onu-id-onu
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to add variable field chassis
to port-location flexible-syntax:
ZXAN(config)#port-location flexible-syntax add variable chassis width 5 index 2
187
Related Command
None
port-location hostname
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
port-location hostname {string}

To configure port location host name
Parameter
Description
Value
string
Hostname
Range: 1 64
characters
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure port location host
name:
ZXAN(config)#port-location hostname ZTE
Related
Commands
port-location rackno frameno

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
port-location rackno racknumber frameno framenumber

To configure port location rack number and frame number
Parameter
Description
Value
rackno racknumber
Port location rack

number
Range: 0 63
frameno framenum
ber
Port location frame

number
Range: 0 31
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to configure port location rack
number and frame number:
ZXAN(config)#port-location rackno 3 frameno 8
188
Related
Commands
port-location format
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
port-location format {china-telecom | dsl-forum | china-ne

tcom} vport portid
To configure the port location format
Parameter
Description
Value
china-telecom
China telecom as
format
dsl-forum
DSL forum as format
china-netcom
China Netcom as
format
vport portid
GEM port ID
Range: 1 255
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to configure the port location
format:
ZXAN(config)#interface gpon-onu_0/13/1:1
ZXAN(config-if)# port-location format china-telecom vport 1
Related
Commands
show port-location port
port-location sub-option remote-id

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
port-location sub-option remote-id {enable | disable} vport

portid
To configure the remote ID for port location sub-option
Parameter
Description
Value
enable
Disable the remote ID
disable
Enable the remote ID
vport portid
Virtual port number
Range: 1 255
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to enable the remote ID for
port location:
ZXAN(config-if)#port-location sub-option remote-id enable vport 1
189
Related
Commands

name
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guideline
Mode
Example
port-location sub-option remote-id name string vport portid

To configure local port DHCP remote ID name
Parameter
Description
Value
string
Remote ID
Range: 1 64
characters
vport portid
VPORT ID
Range: 1 255
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to configure local port DHCP
remote ID name:
ZXAN(config-if)#port-location sub-option remote-id name name1 vport 1
Related
Commands
show port-location flexible-syntax

Syntax
show port-location flexible-syntax
Purpose
To display port-location flexible syntax
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
None
The following example displays port-location flexible syntax:
ZXAN#show port-location flexible-syntaxl
Related
Commands
port-location flexible-syntax

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
190

To display the global port-location information
None
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays the global port-location information:
ZXAN#show
identifer
rackno
frameno
hostname
Related
Commands
port-location global
: inband-mac
: 3
: 8
: ZTE
port-location access-node-identifier
port-location hostname
port-location rackno frameno

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
show port-location port interface [{vport portid | pvc pvcid}]

To display the port-location information
Parameter
Description
Value
port interface
Shelf, slot and port

number; OLT and
ONU IDs
Range: 1 127
characters
vport portid
Virtual port number
Range: 1 255
pvc pvcid
PVC number
Range: 1 8

The following example displays the port based port-location configuration:
ZXAN(config)# show port-location port gpon-onu_0/9/1:1 vport 1
Related
Commands
port-location format
port-location sub-option remote-id name
DHCP Option 82
Configuration
dhcp-option82
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
dhcp-option82 {enable | disable}

To enable or disable DHCP Option82
191
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
enable
Enable DHCP
Option82
disable
Disable DHCP
Option82
ZXAN#
The following example displays how to enable DHCP Option82:
ZXAN(config)# dhcp-option82 enable
Related
Commands
show dhcp-option82 global
dhcp option82 vport

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
dhcp-option82 {enable | disable} vport portid

To enable or disable port DHCP Option82
Parameter
Description
Value
enable
Enable port DHCP

Option82
disable
Disable port DHCP

Option82
portid
GEM port number
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to enable port 1 DHCP Option82:
ZXAN(config-if)# dhcp-option82 enable vport 1
Related
Commands
show dhcp-option82 port
dhcp-option82 trust
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
192
dhcp-option82 trust {true {keep | replace} | false {discard

| add}} vport portid
To configure a particular port as a trustworthy port
Parameter
Description
Value
keep
Keep DHCP request

packet option82 or
option128
Mode
Example
Parameter
Description
Value
replace
Replace DHCP request

packet option82 or
option128
add
Add option82 to the

DHCP option82 or
option128 packet
discard
Discard DHCP request

packet option82 or
option128
vport port-index
Virtual port index
Range: 1 255
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to configure a particular port
as a trustworthy port:
ZXAN(config-if)#dhcp-option82 trust true keep vport 1
Related
Commands

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

To display global status of option82 and option128
None
The following example displays global status of option82 and option128:
ZXAN#show dhcp-option82 global
option82 status : disable
option128 status : disable
Related
Commands

dhcp-option128

Syntax
show dhcp-option82 port interface [{vport portid | pvc pvcid}]
Purpose
To display port option82 and option128 status and port trustworthy

and option82 management policy
Usage Guidelines
193
Parameter
Description
Value
interface
Interface
Range: 1 127
characters
Format: type_shelf/sl
ot/{port-no | olt:onu}
Mode
Example
pvc pvcid
PVC number
Range: 1 8
vport portid
GEM port number
Range: 1 255

The following example displays port option82 and option128 status
and port trustworthy and option82 management policy:
ZXAN(config-if)#show dhcp-option82 port
gpon-onu_0/9/1:1 vport 1
Onu
Vport
Option82 status
status Trust Policy
gpon-onu_0/9/1 1
enable
disable
keep
Related
Commands
Option128
true

dhcp-option128
dhcp-option82 trust
Related
Information
When port type is configured as trust and true, policy can only
be configured as keep or replace. When port type is configured
as trust and false, policy can only be configured as discard or
add.
PPPoE+ Configuration
pppoe-plus
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
pppoe-plus {enable | disable}

To enable or disable PPPoE+ globally
Parameter
Description
Value
disable
Disable the PPPoE+

function
enable
Enable the PPPoE+

function
ZXAN(config)#
The following example displays how to enable PPPoE+ globally:
ZXAN(config)# pppoe-plus enable
194
Related
Commands
show pppoe-plus global
pppoe-plus vport
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example
pppoe-plus {enable | disable} vport portid

To enable or disable virtual PPPoE+ port
Parameter
Description
Value
enable
Enable virtual PPPoE+
disable
Disable virtual
PPPoE+
vport portid
Virtual port nubmer
Range: 0 255
characters
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to enable virtual PPPoE+ port:
ZXAN(config-if)#pppoe-plus enable vport 1
Related
Commands
show pppoe-plus port
pppoe-plus trust
Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guideline
pppoe-plus trust {true {keep | replace} | false {discard | add}}

vport portid
To configure PPPoE+ trustworthy port policy
Parameter
Description
Value
keep
Keep PPPoE uplink

packets containing
option105
replace
Replace PPPoE uplink

packets containing
option105
discard
Discard PPPoE uplink

packets containing
option105
add
Add another
option105 after
PPPoE uplink packet
option105
vport portid
GEM port number
Range: 1 255
195
Mode
Example
ZXAN(config-if)#
The following example displays how to configure PPPoE+ trustworthy port policy:
ZXAN(config-if)# pppoe-plus trust true replace vport 1
Related
Commands
None

Syntax
Purpose
Usage Guidelines
Mode
Example

To display the PPPoE+ global information
None
The following example displays the PPPoE+ global information:
ZXAN(config)#show pppoe-plus global
pppoe-plus status : enable
Related
Commands
pppoe-plus
show pppoe-plus port

Syntax
Purpose
show pppoe-plus port interface [{vport portid | pvc pvcid}]

To display port PPPoE+ status
Usage Guidelines
Parameter
Description
Value
interface
Interface number.
Range: 1 127
characters
Format: type_shelf/sl
ot/{port-no | olt:onu}
Mode
Example
pvc pvcid
PVC number
Range: 1 8
vport portid
GEM number
Range: 1 255

The following example displays interface PPPoE+ status:
ZXAN(config)#show pppoe-plus port gpon-onu_0/9/1:1
vport 1
Onu
Vport
Pppoe-plus status
gpon-onu_0/9/1 1
disable
Related
Commands
196
pppoe-plus vport
Figures
Figure 1 Console Port Setup ................................................. 1

Figure 2 HyperTerminal Connection Interface ........................ 2
Figure 3 Connect To Interface .............................................. 2
Figure 4 COM1 Properties Interface....................................... 3
Figure 5 HyperTerminal Application Interface ......................... 3
Figure 6 HyperTerminal Interface ......................................... 4
Figure 7 Starting NetNumen N31 Server ................................ 5
Figure 8 UMS Server Interface.............................................. 5
Figure 9 Final UMS Server Interface ...................................... 6
Figure 10 Starting NetNumen N31 Client ............................... 6
Figure 11 UMS Client Interface ............................................. 7
Figure 12 NetNumen N31 Client Login Interface...................... 7
Figure 13 NetNumen N31 Main Interface ............................... 8
Figure 14 Run Interface....................................................... 9
Figure 15 Telnet Window Interface ........................................ 9
197
198
Tables
Table 1 Chapter Summary .................................................... i

Table 2 Typographical Conventions .........................................ii
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions ................................... iii
199
200
Index
A
Access Modes......................1
activate............................ 47
add-card .......................... 35
add-rack .......................... 36
add-shelf.......................... 36
alarm {enable |
disable}........................ 123
alarm confirm ................. 124
alarm level-change .......... 125
alarm trap-confirm .......... 124
alarm trap-control ........... 125
B
banner incoming ............... 14
C
cd ................................... 59
clear alarm counter.......... 129
clear alarm pool .............. 128
clear logging alarm .......... 105
clear logging command .... 106
clear logging snmp .......... 106
clear processor................ 106
clock................................ 77
clock set .......................... 78
clock timezone .................. 78
configure terminal ............. 14
confirm-card ..................... 40
copy .............................. 101
copy (FTP Client) ........60, 102
D
debug alarm ................... 133
debug all ........................ 132
debug arp ...................... 133
debug dhcp-option82 ....... 134
debug group-management ............................ 134
debug igmp all ................ 135
debug ip......................... 136
debug ip bgp all .............. 136
debug ip bgp
dampening .................... 137
debug ip bgp events ........ 137
debug ip bgp in ............... 137
debug ip bgp
keepalives..................... 138
debug ip bgp out ............. 138
debug ip bgp updates....... 139

debug ip destination ........ 139
debug ip dhcp ................. 140
debug ip icmp ................. 140
debug ip icmp detail ........ 140
debug ip igmp................. 141
debug ip igmp-snooping ............................... 141
debug ip interface............ 142
debug ip msdp ................ 143
debug ip multicast ........... 142
debug ip ospf adj............. 143
debug ip ospf all.............. 144
debug ip ospf cspf ........... 144
debug ip ospf
database-timer .............. 145
debug ip ospf events........ 145
debug ip ospf flood .......... 145
debug ip ospf
lsa-generation ............... 146
debug ip ospf nsf............. 146
debug ip ospf packet........ 147
debug ip ospf
retransmission ............... 147
debug ip ospf spf............. 147
debug ip ospf tree ........... 148
debug ip pim-snooping ..... 148
debug ip pimsml....... 149150
debug ip protocol ............ 150
debug ip rip .................... 151
debug ip rip all ................ 151
debug ip rip database ...... 152
debug ip rip trigger.......... 152
debug ip source............... 152
debug ip tcp all ............... 153
debug ip tcp driver .......... 153
debug ip tcp driver-pak .... 154
debug ip tcp packet ......... 154
debug ip tcp
transactions .................. 155
debug ip udp .................. 155
debug iptv all.................. 156
debug isis adj-packets...... 157
debug isis all................... 157
debug isis nsf-event......... 158
debug isis snp-packets ..... 158
debug isis spf-events ....... 158
debug isis update-packets ............................... 159
debug lacp all ................. 159
debug lacp fsm ............... 160
debug lacp packet ........... 160
debug mstp agreement .... 161
201
debug mstp all ................ 162

debug mstp bpdu-rx ........ 162
debug mstp bpdu-tx ........ 163
debug mstp errors ........... 163
debug mstp flush............. 164
debug mstp info .............. 164
debug mstp migration ...... 165
debug mstp proposals ...... 165
debug mstp roles ............ 166
debug mstp state ............ 166
debug mstp tc................. 167
debug nas ...................... 167
debug port-location ......... 168
debug pppoe-plus all........ 169
debug radius
accounting .................... 169
debug radius all .............. 170
debug radius
authentication packet ..... 170
debug radius exception .... 171
debug radius user............ 172
debug syscomm .............. 172
debug sysctrl .................. 173
debug version-mng.......... 173
debug vlan ..................... 174
debug vrrp ..................... 175
del-card ........................... 37
del-rack ........................... 37
del-shelf........................... 38
delete .............................. 61
dhcp option82 vport......... 192
dhcp-option82................. 191
dhcp-option82 trust ......... 192
dir ................................... 61
disable ............................. 15
display ............................. 62
download version .............. 48
E
enable ............................. 15
enable secret .................... 15
end ................................. 16
erase version .................... 48
exit ................................. 17
external-input ................... 79
external-output ................. 80
F
fan control........................ 43
fan speed ......................... 44
format flash ...................... 63
G
General Command
Syntax............................ 11
202
H
hostname ......................... 17
HyperTerminal.....................1
I
ip ftp password ............... 102
ip ftp username............... 103
L
line console absolute-timeout .................... 67
line console idle-timeout..... 68
line telnet absolute-timeout................................. 68
line telnet access-class ....... 69
line telnet idle-timeout ....... 70
logging buffer ................. 107
logging console ............... 107
logging filesavetime ......... 108
logging ftp...................... 109
logging level ................... 110
logging mode .................. 110
logging on ...................... 112
logging snmplog-save ...... 111
login ................................ 70
Login Modes .......................9
login-authentication-type......................... 71
login-authorization-type ..... 71
logout .............................. 71
M
mac add......................... 177
mac aging-time ............... 178
mac delete ..................... 178
mac monitor-period ......... 179
mac usage-threshold ....... 180
main-backup version.......... 49
mkdir............................... 63
multi-user configure .......... 18
N
NetNumen ..........................4
nvram boot-password ........ 19
nvram boot-server............. 19
nvram boot-username........ 20
nvram config-filename ....... 20
nvram default-gateway ...... 21
nvram imgfile-location........ 22
nvram inband-mac ............ 23
nvram mng-ip-address ....... 22
nvram outband-mac .......... 24
Index
P
patch load ........................ 55
patch unload..................... 55
port-location access-loop-encapsulation .............................. 185
port-location access-node-identifier........ 186
port-location flexible-syntax............................... 186
port-location flexible-syntax add delimiter............ 186
port-location flexible-syntax add variable ............. 187
port-location format......... 189
port-location hostname .... 188
port-location rackno
frameno........................ 188
port-location sub-option
remote-id...................... 189
port-location sub-option
remote-id name ............. 190
pppoe-plus ..................... 194
pppoe-plus trust.............. 195
pppoe-plus vport ............. 195
pwd ................................. 64
Q
quit ........................... 49, 72
R
reboot.............................. 25
reload .............................. 26
rename ............................ 64
reset-at-suspend ............... 40
reset-card ........................ 38
rlogin............................... 72
rmdir ............................... 65
rmon alarm ...................... 95
rmon collection history ....... 96
rmon collection statistics..... 97
rmon event....................... 98
route-map ........................ 26
S
script ............................... 73
show alarm..................... 126
show alarm configure....... 126
show alarm counter ......... 127
show alarm pool .............. 126
show alarm-level ............. 128
show card ........................ 39
show clock........................ 29
show clock config ........ 29, 81
show cmdlogfile .............. 113
show compound-version ..... 49
show debugging .............. 176
show dhcp-option82
global ........................... 193
show dhcp-option82
port ............................. 193
show fan .......................... 44
show history ..................... 73
show logging
alarm ......................56, 114
show logging configure..... 115
show mac....................... 180
show mac aging-time....... 181
show mac monitor-info..... 182
show mac running ........... 182
show mac system ............ 183
show monitor.................... 74
show msan ....................... 74
show nvram...................... 24
show port-location
flexible-syntax ............... 190
show port-location
global ........................... 190
show port-location port .... 191
show pppoe-plus global .... 196
show pppoe-plus port....... 196
show processor ............... 116
show rmon ....................... 99
show route-map ................ 32
show running-config .......... 30
show snmp ....................... 83
show snmp config.............. 84
show snmp engine-id ......... 84
show snmp group .............. 85
show snmp user ................ 85
show snmplogfile............. 112
show source active ...... 79, 81
show sync-status............... 53
show system-group ........... 31
show terminal ................... 75
show time-range ............... 32
show update-status ........... 50
show username................. 33
show users ....................... 33
show version .................... 34
show version-running......... 51
show version-saved ........... 52
snmp-server access-list ...... 86
snmp-server community..... 86
snmp-server contact .......... 87
snmp-server context .......... 87
snmp-server enable
inform ............................ 88
snmp-server engine-id ....... 88
snmp-server host .............. 90
snmp-server location ......... 91
snmp-server packetsize...... 91
snmp-server
trap-source ..................... 92
snmp-server user .............. 92
snmp-server view .............. 93
swap ............................... 39
203
syslog exclude-snmp........ 118

syslog-server .................. 116
syslog-server host ........... 117
T
telnet............................... 75
Telnet ................................8
telnet mng ....................... 76
telnet onu ........................ 76
terminal monitor ............. 176
time-range ....................... 26
U
unm on .......................... 119
unm server..................... 119
update-boot...................... 53
update-cpld ...................... 56
update-version.................. 54
username ......................... 27
V
version ............................ 28
W
who ................................. 28
write................................ 65
write alarmlog................. 120
write cmdlog................... 120
write flash ........................ 66
write logging................... 121
write nvram ...................... 66
write snmplog ................. 121
204
List of Glossary
ACL - Access Control List
ARP - Address Resolution Protocol
BGP - Border Gateway Protocol
BSR - Bootstrap Router
CLI - Command Line Interface
DES - Data Encryption Standard
DHCP - Dynamic Host Control Protocol
DSL - Digital Subscriber Line
EPON - Ethernet Passive Optical Network
FTP - File Transfer Protocol
GEM - GPON Encapsulation Method
GPON - Gigabit Passive Optical Network
ICMP - Internet Control Message Protocol
IGMP - Internet Group Management Protocol
IP - Internet Protocol
IPTV - Internet Protocol Television
IS-IS - Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System (ISIS)
LACP - Link Aggregation Control Protocol
LSP - Link State Protocol
MAC - Media Access Control
MD5 - Message Digest 5 Algorithm - 5
MIB - Management Information Base
MSAN - Multi-Service Access Network
MSTP - Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
MVLAN - Multicast Virtual Local Area Network
NE - Network Element
NMS - Network Management System
ONU - Optical Network Unit
OSPF - Open Shortest Path First Protocol
PDU - Protocol Data Unit
PIM - Protocol Independent Multicast
PIM-DM - Protocol Independent Multicast - Dense Mode
PIM-SM - Protocol Independent Multicast - Sparse Mode
PPPoE - Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet PPP
205
PVC - Permanent Virtual Circuits

RIP - Routing Information Protocol
RMON - Remote Monitoring
RP - Rendezvous Point
SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol
SNP - Sequence Number Protocol
SPF - Shortest Path First
TCP - Transmission Control Protocol
TFTP - Trivial File Transfer Protocol
UDP - User Datagram Protocol
UNM - Unified Network Management
VLAN - Virtual Local Area Network
VRRP - Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
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Basic System Management .............................. 13

Hardware Management ................................... 35

Fan Management ............................................. 43

File System Management................................. 59

User Management ........................................... 67

Clock Management .......................................... 77

RMON Management ......................................... 95

FTP/TFTP Server ........................................... 101

copy .......................................................................... 102

System Log and Statistics Management ........ 105

Alarm Management ....................................... 123

show alarm-level ......................................................... 128

debug ip pimsm .......................................................... 149

debug radius accounting............................................... 169

MAC Configuration......................................... 177

Port Location................................................. 185

dhcp option82 vport................................................. 192

Figures .......................................................... 197

This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the

To use this manual effectively, subscribers should have a general

Access Network (AN) technologies

ZXA10 C220 system and its various components

This manual contains the following chapters:

Describes the device access

Chapter 2, Basic System

Describes the commands related

Chapter 3, Hardware Management

Describes the commands related

Chapter 4, Fan Management

Describes the commands related

Chapter 5, Version Management

Describes the commands related

Chapter 6, File System

Describes the commands related

Chapter 7, User Management

Describes the commands related

Chapter 8, Clock Management

Describes the commands related

Chapter 9, SNMP Management

Describes the commands related

Chapter 10, RMON Management

Describes the commands related

Chapter 11, FTP/TFTP Server

Describes the commands related

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Chapter 12, System Log and

Describes the commands related

Chapter 13, Alarm Management

Describes the commands related

Chapter 14, Debugging

Describes the commands related

Chapter 15, MAC Configuration

Describes the commands related

Chapter 16, Port Location

Describes the commands related

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