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Revision History Revision No. _| Revision Date | Revision Reason R10 20090820 First edition Serial Number: sjzI20093854Contents About This Manual Command Introduction . 1 Manual Use Guide 1 Man-Machine Command Description...... 1 Auxiliary Functions 2 Command Modes .s..scscsssssesesssssessetenessesseeaesssssennsee 3 Interface Configuration . 7 UB ase 8 au-4 tug-3 a) Ug MAPPING... .ssssosecsesssseeeeessssessetenssesseeetessasseeseseeesO baudrate osscscccssssseesssssseenssssssetsessesseeaessssseesne 0 broadcast-limit...ssocscsssssseeeesssssssetenessesseesesssssessne LL bymame sessssssssssseessssssseensssnsessetsnessesseeatessassessssess 12 CANCEL a ssesssscessssseneessnssennnssssssssetenessesseentssvssseeatsess 2 change-attribute copper ....sscssssssssetenessesseenesssseeesnn 3 channel-group ..sssssssessssssseeeenssessceeesssssssanscisssnsesenen DA channelized .scsssssesetsessssseeensvessssentssssssensciesssnseseese D4 CharAOM sesssscssssssseeenessssseecensssessetenussesseeenessaseessessess 1S Clear CoUntED s..sssssessssssseeeetssssessetsnussesseeaesvssesssees 1S Clock board SOUrCE..sssessssseesessssseseteessesseeaessasseesiess 1S Clock SOUFCE..essssseeesssssseeetsssssessetenussesseesessessseeessss 16 Clock source(CPOS48) ..s.sscsscsssssssssetenessesseeetesvssseeetsess 7 Controller sessccessssseesnsssssseecessssssssetenussesseeanesvasseeseseess 7 CFC sessssssssntsessssnnennnsssnnsennesssnsnnnntsnassonneentsssesseeatssss 7 doe enable se.cccsssssesesssseeennssnseesetenessesseeaesvssseen 18 eSCrIptiON cccssssseesessssseeetssssensetenessesseeaessssseeee 18 dte emable sescccsssssesessssseentsssseseetennssesseeaesvssseesne 1S DUPLEX sosossesccessssseessssssseentnssnsessetsnussesneeaessesseesnen 18 e1 channel-group timeslots...cccsscssesesessesseeeessssseeeenenn 20 21 DOCK SOUPCE vsssssssssssssseentsssnsessetenessesseentessasseeannesn 20 1 FrAMING ee seosessssetesseeesnssetsseseennsetcsetennseeesesenn 2de1 loopback .... e1 national bits el unframed encapsulation... encapsulation dot1Q flag c2 flag j0.. flag siso flowcontrol ..... frametype framing framingcPos3 framingCe1 framing(CT1) ... hybrid-attribute interface interface mac-address offset inter-subging-routing ... invert teclock... ip arp inspect... ip discard undeliverable ipty jumbo-frame .. keepalive linecode load-balance load-interval loopback(Ce3) loopback maclearning mode..... mode... eects sennneeennssne MODE(CTL) seesesersesessseeentssssnneeneeee monitor session(Global Configuration) monitor session(Port confifuration) .. mtu en - multicastimit.. national bit... native vian id... negotiation auto npc-type od 222 222 21.23 21.23 224 224 2.25 2.25 21-26 21-26 27 27 a) 2129 2129 2130 2130 e31 e31 232 232 233 234 234 235 235 236 236 237 237 237 238 238 239 240 ol ol 242 242parity... physical-layer mode..... port-hold time... GiNQse soon ging range reference dock. Peseta cocci set interface broadcastimit...... set interface cancel set interface duplex ..... set interface flowcontrol set interface jumbo-frame ...... set interface multicast-iimit....... set interface negotiation set interface recover .... set interface speed - set interface switch-attribute..... set interface unknowcast-limit... set micode. show interface . show interface-description ....... show ip interface show monitor session show opticalinfo show optical-info brief. show optical-inform detail....... show optical-inform threshold-alarm .. show physical-interface-attribute show vet interface show vianresource-summary..... shutdown speed ..... statis stm-1.... stopbits... St5-Leeen S153. suspend-card switch-attribute threshold. 242 243 244 244 244 245 46 46 47 47 48 48 249 249 50 50 51 51 52 52 53 254 56 57 57 58 59 60 60 61 61 62 62 63 63 64 64 65 65 66threshold sd-ber sss... threshold sf-ber ce tug-2 e1 channel-group timeslots .... tug-2 e1 clock source... tug-2 e1 framing ....... cess tug-2 ti channel-group timeslots..... tug-2 ti clock source ... tug-2 th framing... unkowncast-limit sso. VER eee ee vtg e1 channel-group timeslots vtg e1 dock source... vtg e1 framing cee vtg ti channel-group timeslots vtg ti clock source ..... vtg ti framing. DHCP and DHCP SNOOPING Configuration. ip address dhep - ip dhep dient broadcast-fiag. ip dhep dient class-id... ip dhep dient client-id .. ip dhep client hostname. ip dhep dient lease....... ip dhep dient request... ip dhep enable ip dhep mode... cee ip dhep proxy client leasetime .. ip dhep logging on ip dhep ramble ip dhep relay agent... - ip dhep relay forward reply unrestricted. ip dhep relay max-user. - ip dhep helper-address policy vclass-id.. ip dhep relay information format...... ip dhep relay information option ip dhep relay information policy ip dhep relay information uniform circuit-id .. ip dhep relay information uniform remote-id. ip dhep relay information user-configuration policy... ip dhep relay information circuit-idip dhep relay information remote-d ... ip dhep relay security cient server-id ip hep relay Server sesscssesseee ip dhep relay server retry ss... ip dhep relay server velass-id ip dhep relay snooping enable ... ip dhep relay snooping packet reply ... ip dhep relay snooping packet request ip dhep relay snooping trust..... - ip dhep relay snooping trust enable....... ip dhep server max-user ip dhep snooping binding ip dhep snooping dear... ip dhep snooping enable ip dhep snooping information circuit-id ip dhep snooping information format..... ip dhep snooping information option... ip dhep snooping information policy .. ip dhep snooping information remote-id ip dhep snooping information uniform circuit-id......... ip dhep snooping information uniform remote-id....... ip dhep snooping information user-configuration policy... ip dhep snooping max-user ip dhep snooping ramble. ip dhep snooping trust... ip dhep snooping vian .. ip dhep user quota kick-off ip dhop server user...... ick-off ip dhep snooping user... ick-off ip dhep relay user....... release dhep .... renew dhep...... show ip dhep configure. show ip dhep ramble... show ip dhep relay forward show ip dhep relay information .. show ip dhep relay security dient ....... show ip dhep relay server velass-id show ip dhep relay snooping packet....... 90 91 91 92 93 93 294 294 295 295 295 96 97 97 98 98 99 99 100 101 101 102 102 103 103 104 104 105 106 107 107 108 108 109 109 110 ut ut utshow ip dhcp relay snooping trust.... show ip dhep server user ........ show ip dhep snooping configure ..... show ip dhep snooping database...... show ip dhep snooping information .. show ip dhep snooping ramble. show ip dhep snooping trust..... show ip dhep snooping vian ..... DHCP Pool Configuration binding default-router . dns-server ip dhep pool... ip-pool lease-time OPtION .acsssesesseeesese show ip dhep pool...... DHCP Policy Configuration dhep-pool ip dhep policy.. ip dhcp policy.. relay-agent..... - show ip dhep policy...... vrFinstance .... VRRP Configuration. show track... show vrrp track... verp advertise . verp authentication ...... verp ip verp learn verp mode verp out-interface ...... verp preempt... vrrp priority... verp track 112 112 113 114 114 115 116 116 119 120 120 120 121 121 122 122 125 126 126 127 127 128 .129 130 131 132 133 133 134 135 135 136 136 .137About This Manual Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the operation of ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10 Gigabit Routing Switch. Intended This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who perform Audience operation activities on ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10 Gigabit Routing Switch What Is in This This manual contains the following chapters: Manual Chapter Summary Chapter 1 Command —_| This describes the use method of the Introduction command manual, command description, format convention, auxiliary function and mode. Chapter 2 Interface This chapter describes commands of Configuration various interfaces. Chapter 3 DHCP and —_| This chapter describes commands of DHCP DHCP SNOOPING and DHCP SNOOPING Configuration Chapter 4 DHCP Pool —_| This chapter describes commands of DHCP Configuration Pool. Chapter 5 DHCP Policy | This chapter describes commands of DHCP Configuration policy. Chapter 6 VRRP This chapter describes commands of VRRP Configuration protocol Related The following documentation is related to this manual Documentation ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (Index) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume I) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10G Routing Switch Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume III) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10G Routing Switch Command Reference (Ethernet Switching) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10G Routing Switch Command Reference (IPv4 Routing Volume I) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10G Routing Switch Command Reference (IPv4 Routing Volume II) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10G Routing Switch Command Reference (MPLS) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 10G Routing Switch Command Reference (Multicast) Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION2XR420 9900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (QoS) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (Security) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (Voice and Video) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (IPv6) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (FW) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (DPI) = ZXR10 8900 Series (V2.8.02.C) 106 Routing Switch Command Reference (Network Management) ii Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONChapter 1 Command Introduction Table of Contents Manual Use Guide........ Man-Machine Comm and Beserpt ion Auxiliary Functions ‘Command Modes... Manual Use Guide ‘The command manual for ZXR10 8900 Series 10 Gigabit Routing ‘Switch is classified into sixteen volumes according to the contents. For the contents in each volume, please refer to the preface of this manual ‘The commands in other volumes are classified by functional mod- ules, and each functional module corresponds to a chapter and the commands in the chapter are organized in the form of level 2 directory and in the order of a-z. To search a command, do as follows 1. Find the desired command by referring to ZXR10 Router/Eth- ernet Switch Command Manual-Command Index. 2. Find command details by the volume, chapter/section and page of the obtained command Man-Machine Command Description Each man-machine command is described by the following items: = Function It describes the function implemented by this command. = Command Mode It describes the mode in which this command can be executed. = Syntax It describes the complete format of this command, including the no format if possible ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of STE CORPORATION 12XR20 9900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE = Syntax Description It describes parameters in this command in a form and pre- scribes the range and default value. If different products have different parameter ranges or default values, an additional form is used for description. = Default The default value is available in the case that this command is not set. The default parameter value is not described here for value selection Additional description shall be given if different products have different default values. = Instructions First describes the platform version information about this command. For example, that “The platform version X.X.. or later supports this command’ indicates this command is provided from the beginning of the platform version X.X.XX. This command is provided from the platform version 2.6 by default. Second describes the use method and precautions of this com- mand. = Example It describes the use of this command in an example. = Related Commands Lists the command(s) related to this command. = History Command It describes history version information related to this com- mand if a command is changed after version upgrade. O note: The history command(s) is not described if this entry does not exist. Auxiliary Functions The auxiliary function for ZXR10 devices is as follows 1. In any command mode, enter a question mark (2) after the DOS prompt of the system, alist of available commands in the command mode will be displayed. With the context-sensitive help function, the keywords and parameter lists of any com- mands can be obtained. i, In any command mode, enter a question mark "2" after the DOS prompt of the system, and a list of all commands in the mode and the brief description of the commands will be displayed, 2 Confidential and Proprietary Information of STE CORPORATIONTIER Chapter 1 Command Introduction ji, Input the question mark behind a character or character string to view the list of commands or keywords beginning with this character or character string. Note that there is no space between the character (string) and the question mark. ili, Press Tab behind the character string. If the command or keyword beginning with this character string is unique, it shall be completed with a space at the end. Note that there is no space between the character string and the Tab. iv, Input a question mark after a command, a keyword or a parameter, the next keyword or parameter to be input will be listed, and also a brief explanation will be given. Note that a space must be entered before the question mark. 2. Ifincorrect command, keyword or parameter is input, the error isolation is offered with “ in the user interface after you press ENTER. The * is below the first character of the input incorrect command, keyword or parameter. 3. ZXR10 router/Ethernet switch allows the command or key- word to be abbreviated into a character or character string that uniquely identifies this command or keyword. For example, the show command can be abbreviated to sh or sho. 4. The user interface supports the function of recording input commands. A maximum of ten history commands can be recorded. The function is very useful in re-invacation of a long or complicated command or ingress. To re-invoke a command from the record buffer, conduct one of the following operations, as shown below Command Function Press or | Re-invokes the latest command in the the up arrow key record buffer. Repeat these keys to invake old commands forwards Press or | Rolls the commands downward. When the the down arrow key | last command line is reached, one more operation will roll the commands from the begging of the buffer cyclically. In any mode, execute the show history command to list the latest commands input in this mode. Command Modes ‘The command modes in this manual are shown below. Mode | Prompt Admis- | Entry Functions sion | Command Mode Exec | zxnao> Enters directly | Views simple mode after logging | information the system. ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of STE CORPORATION 3£XR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIER Mode | Prompt Admis- | Entry Functions sion | Command Mode Privi- | zxmaog Exec | enable Configures leged mode system mode parameters Global | zxmoccontigis | Privi- | configure —_| Configures config- leged | terminal global service uration mode parameters mode Inter- | zxmoccontig- | Global | interface —_| Configures face ine config- port config- uration parameters uration mode and selects mode 2 port type depending on the keyword Subin- | zxnio «contig- | Global | interface —_| Configures terface | swine config- subinterface mode uration parameters mode of the NPCI/NPCT. vuan—axmoman- | priv | vlan datab | creates or date- | ane leged | ase deletes VLANs base mode in batches config- uration mode viAN | zemocconeis- | Global | vlan Configures config- | viaut config- VLAN’ uration uration parameters mode mode stp | zxmtocconeis- | Global | spanning-t _ | Configures config- | aser config- | ree mst conf | msTP uration uration | iguration | parameters mode mode Basic | zxmocontis- | Global | acl basic Defines basic ACL |aasie-aciré | config: ACL rule config- uration uration mode mode Ex. zeroicontis- | Global | acl extend | Defines tended | exe-aeno# config- extended ACL ACL uration rule contig- mode uration mode Line | zxmoccontis- | Global | line console | Configures config- | tines config- | 0 parameters uration uration elated to mode mode | line (GAR) and telnet connection. Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Chapter 1 Command Introduction Mode | Prompt Admis- | Entry Functions sion | Command Mode Layer | zxrio‘contis~ | Global | acl link Defines layer DAG | tink-achos config- 2 acL tule config- uration uration mode mode Hybrid | zxnaoccontig- | Global | acl hybrid | Defines hybrid ACL. hyba-acl config- ACL rule config- uration uration mode mode Router | zxR10 (centig~ | Global _| ip access-list | Defines router stand | sea-naci)# config- standard ACL ard ACL uration rule mode mode Router | 2xR20 (contisy | Global | ip access-list | Defines router ex exeonacl config- extended ACL tended uration rule ACL mode mode Route | zxnio(contig- | Global | router rip | Configures config- | rowceni# config- RIP uration uration parameters mode mode router ospf | Configures OSPF parameters router isis | Configures Is-Is parameters router bgp | Configures BGP parameters router Configures pimsm PIM-SM parameters ipv6 router | Configures rip RIPng parameters. ipv6 router | Configures ospf OsPFV3 parameters ver zxnio(contig- | Global | ip vf Configures config- | v=#0# config- vRF uration uration parameters mode mode VFI con- | 2xR20(contis- | Global | vfi Configures figu. | ven config- VPLS related ration uration parameters mode mode ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of STE CORPORATION 5£XR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIER Mode | Prompt Admis- | Entry Functions sion | Command Mode 1pv4 ad- | zxmtoconeis- | Route | address-fam | Configures dress | rewer-ati# | config- | ily ipvd wef | RIP VRF family uration parameters config- mode uration (RiP) mode Route | address-fam | Configures config- | ily vpnva | BGP_VPN uration | address-fam | 290, VAF mode | addres parameters Tees, | ily tava wrk ipvé | zxmocontis~ | Route | address-fam | Configures unicast | zeuces=2208 | config- | ily ipve BaPa+ address uration unicast family mode address family config- (ecP4+) uration mode Route | address-fam | Configures config- | ily ipv6 IS-ISv6 uration address family mode (s- 15v6) Route | zxmioiconeis- | Global | route-map — | Configures map. | reue-mnit | config: route map config- uration matching item uration mode and operation mode Channe- | zxmioccontis- | Global | control Configures lization | conesono# config- channelization config- uration for cei, ce3 uration mode and cpos3 mode Dial zxmioicontig- | Global | dial-peer —_| Configures peer | vesp10008 config- | voice business config- uration lated to uration mode integrated mode service Voice | zxmoccontis- | Global | voice-port | Configures port | veice-porer# | config- voice service contig- uration uration mode mode ipsec | zxmotcontig- | Global | ipsec Configures config- | ipzeei# config- IPv6 IPSec uration uration protection mode mode Diagno- | zxmocaiasr# | privi- | diagnose —_| Tests CPU sis mode leged and memory mode usage 5 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONChapter 2 Interface Configuration Table of Contents UB vssonen au-4 tug-3 aug mapping baudrate aces. broadcast-limit..... byname cancel . change-attribute copper ... channel-group .sscevsssoee channelized .. char-len dear counter dock board source dock source...... dock source(CPOS48) controller .. CFE ceserernnen dce enable... description dte enable duplex... el channel-group timeslots e1 dock source . - el framing... el loopback nu... e1 national bits... el unframed encapsulation....... encapsulation dot1Q A C2 vesvevecssenene flag j0... flag sis0..... flowcontral ... frametype frAMING vere framingCPos3 framingCe1 framing(CT1).... hybrid-attribute. interface ..... cee interface mac-address offset... inter-subging-routing invert teclock p arp inspect... ip discard undeliverable. ipty . co ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of STE CORPORATION 7£XR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) jumbo-frame keepalive.. linecade ... load-balance load-interval loopback(Ce3) . loopback .. cee macdearning mode......... MOE ssvvvorsererenen mode(CT1) monitor session(Global Configuration) .. monitor session(Port confifuration) MMTU ssooe . . multicast-limit.. national bit native vian id negotiation auto... npe-type .. parity... cee physical-iayer mode........ port-hold time... ging, ging range reference clack Peseta oan set interface broadcastlimit... set interface cancel......... set interface duplex ....... set interface flowcontrol .. set interface jumbo-frame set interface multicast-iimit ........ set interface negotiation... set interface recover . set interface speed ...... set interface switch-attribute.. set interface unknowcast-limit.. set micode. show interface .... show interface-description show ip interface .. show monitor session...... show opticalinfo ... show optical-info brief..... show optical-inform detail - show optical~inform threshold-alarm . show physical~interface-attribute . show vct interface . show vianresource-summary.. shutdown, sess speed ..... statis stm=1 stopbits.... sts-1 sts-3... suspend-card...... switch-attribute... threshold... threshold sd-ber... threshold sf-ber ... 8 Confidential and Proprietary Information of 2TE CORPORATIONTIER Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Instructions Example Related Commands Purpose Command Modes Syntax Chapter 2 Interface Configuration tug-2 €1 channel-group timeslots ....scsscsssessssseeeesvssseeeninn67 tUg-2 €1 dock SOUFCEscsscesssseeenmsnsnseninnennensennienienees 68 tug-2 1 framing... Sionnssnseesnnssnneesennensnasseeens 8 tug-2 tl channel-group timeslots....ssuciensseeesnsetensseete eee 69 tug-2 tl clock SOUFCE vasccesssseeeinssscesniunnssseennnnveaseesnnnnTO tUg-2 th FrAMING..svvesssessssssseeennevssseeeenssnienseesesvenseessne TO unkowncastelimit nccssssssssssseesnesssecssessnnessseenssvenscesnne TD VED ereene sisnsssneeesnusnnneecencenaseeeees 7D vig ef channel-group timeslots «0072 tg e1 hock SOUrCE.csssscesssseesnnusssiceeninnnienseesenvenseesnnnne TS vtg el framing..... Sessssnnneesnssinnannseeesessnnnseceees 73 vig th channel-group timeslots ......sss.ssscsscsenssseeesnetennneee7& tg tl lock SOUrCE vssssscsssssseesmnssssneeeninvsnneesensinnisaseesennneT tg th fraMing..csscsssmnssssseeenssssaceeessnnesseenesveaseesnn TS au-3 When the cpos3 interface is configured to sdh mode, enter the au-3 configuration made with the au-3 command to configure an au-3, and exit the au-3 configuration mode with the no command. Channelization configuration au-3 no au-3 The value range of au-3 is 163 It is only applied to ZXR10 GER. This example describes how to enter the configuration mode of No. 1 aus. ZxR10 (conéighfconezollex tug-3 tug-8 3-number> ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of STE CORPORATION 52AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE Syntax Description Instructions Example Related Commands Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Instructions Example Related Commands Purpose Command Modes The value of au-4 must be 1 ‘The value range of tug-3 is 1~3 It is only applied to ZXR10 GER This example describes how to enter the configuration mode of No.1 tug-3 ZxR10 (contig) con ZXRL0 (contig-concrol ézaming aah ZXRLO(config-conerel )#aug mapping 20-4 ZERLO(config-conerel @au-4 1 cage? 1 aug mapping au-3 oller cpos?_o/1 aug mapping When the cpos3 interface is configured to sdh mode, configure aug mapping mode with the aug mapping command, and delete all the interfaces created in the specified mapping mode with the no command Channelization configuration aug mapping {au-3 | au-4} no aug mapping {au-3 | au-4} au-3 ‘The aug is mapped to au-3 mode au-4 ‘The aug is mapped to au-4 mode It is only applied to ZXR10 GER This example describes how to map the aug to au-3 mode, BRIO contig hfcontrolles no baudrate ‘The baud rate of serial port, in bps = The default baud rate of the asynchronous serial port v24 is 9600 bps = The default baud rate of the synchronous serial port v24 is 9600 bps = The default baud rate of the synchronous serial port v35 is 64 Kbps Since the baud rate ranges supported by the synchronous and asynchronous serial ports are different, in case of synchronous and asynchronous serial port switchover, if the current work mode does not support the existing baud rate, the baud rate is modified to the default one in the current work mode. = The baud rates supported by the asynchronous serial port v24 contain 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 and 57600. = The baud rates supported by the asynchronous serial port v24 contain 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 and 38400 = The baud rates supported by the asynchronous serial port v35 range from 64 K to 2000 K, ascending by the unit of 64 K. When the asynchronous serial port is set to work at 300 bps, 8 ppp link cannot be set successfully. = Itis only applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR10 ZSR. This example describes how to set the baud rate of the syn- chronous serial port serial_1/1 to 19200 bps. ZxR10 (contig hf incez face sezial_1/t ZERLO (coneig-is}#baudzsce 16200 broadcast-limit Use this comm and to configure the limit percentage of the Ethernet port to broadcast packet. Restore default with the no command. Interface configuration broadcast-limit no broadcast- Limit percentage of broadcast packet in the range of 1~100 and the default value is 100 no broadcast-limit and broadcast 100 have the same function, ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 422AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE Example Related Commands Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Related Commands Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults This example describes how to set the limit percentage of port fei_1/1 to broadcast packet to 10% ZxRL0 (confighfinceztace fei 1/1 ZERLO (config-is}Bbeadease-Tinse 10 set interface broadcast byname Use this command to configure the interface alias. Delete the in- terface alias with the no command. Interface configuration byname no byname Interface alias, a string with 1~32 characters There is no interface alias by default. ‘After configuring an alias for an interface, directly enter the con- figuration mode of the interface with the alias This example describes how to set the alias of the interface fei_1/1 to ether1, and enter the configuration mode of the interface with the alias. ZxRL0 (confighfincesface fei 1/1 ZXRLO(config-is}fbynane cher ZXRL0 (config-ie}Bexse ZXRL0 (confighfincertace ether 2ERLO (contig i8)8 interface cancel Use this command to shield the link up/link down alarm inform a= tion of the interface and SNMP TRAP information, Cacel the con- figuration with the no command. Interface configuration cancel no cancel the link up/link down type of the interface Not to shield the link up/link down alarm information of the inter face and SNMP TRAP information by default. 12 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Instructions Example Related Commands Purpose Command Mode Syntax Instructions Example Chapter 2 Interface Configuration This command only supports shielding the link up/link down alarm information of the interface and SNMP TRAP information under the following interfaces: the layer-2 fei, layer-2 gei, loopback, Qing, SuperVian, SuperQinQ, VLAN, Tunnel, PortCh(Sm artGroup). This example describes how to shield the link down alarm and SNMP TRAP information of interface fei_1/1. ZER10 (contig hf incextace fe4_V/1 ZERLO(coneigéisifeancel dow-alazm snmp-server host snmp-server enable logging trap-enable change-attribute copper Use this command to configure a gigabit optical port to support 1000Base_T SFP module, Through this configuration, the port can support 1000M, 100M and 10M automatic negotiation Interface configuration mode change-attribute copper no change-attribute 1000Base_T SFP modules can be plugged into gigabit SFP ports on $2 boards. Through configuration, the ports can support 1000M, 100M and 10M automatic negotiation. At present, the following boards support this function = RS-69S1-24GE-SFP = RS-69S1-48GE-SFP = RS-69S2-48GE-SFP = RS-69S2-24GE-SFP = RS-XGS1-24GE-SFP = RS-XGS1-~48GE-SFP = RS-89S1-24GE-SFP = RS-89S1-48GE-SFP = RS-89S2-24GE-SFP = RS-89S2-48GE-SFP = RS-XGS2-48GE-SFP = RS-XGS2-24GE-SFP This example describes how to configure the port gei_1/2 to sup~ port the 1000Base_T SFP module. ZERLO (conéig-ges_1/2)# changevateribuee copper ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 132AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE Function Command Mode Format Parameter Description Instruction Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Instructions Example channel-group Use this command to configure the channel number and time slot of E1 interface. Delete the channel with the no command. Channelization configuration mode channel-group timeslots no channel-group The parameter description of E1 interface __| Channel number, in range of 1~31 Time slot number, in range of 1~31 The parameter description of T1 interface: | Channel number, in range of 1~24 Time slot number, in range of 1~24 The command must be configured before the channelized 1 in- terface takes effect. The configured time slot should be consistent with the time slot configured at the peer end. 1. This example describes how to configure the channel number of E1 interface as 1 and time slot number as 1~10 2R10 config fcontxolles cel_2/1 2IR1D(contig-concsol #channel-group 1 timeslots 1°10, BIRLO (contig-contsol Mine channel -geoup 1 This example describes how to configure the channel number of T1 interface as 1 and time slot number as 1~10. BRIO config fcontxolles ctl_2/1 ZXRL0 (config-concrel channel-group 1 eineslocs 1-10 ZXRLO(config-conerel )fne channel “group 1. channelized Use this command to set whether CE3 interface works in channel- ization mode. Channelization configuration channelized no channelized It is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128 This example describes how to set CE3 interface to work in non- channelization mode zxRi0 (confighfcontzoller ce2_V/1 ZERLO(config-concrel )fine channel ined 14 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Instructions Example Related Commands Purpose Command Modes Syntax Chapter 2 Interface Configuration char-len Use this command to set the data bit length of the asynchronous serial port. Restore default with the no command Interface configuration char-len no char-len Data bit length of the asynchronous serial port, in the range of 5~8 and the default value is 8 It is only applied to ZXR10GAR, ZXR10 ZSR. Set the data bit of the serial port serial_1/1 to 7, ZxR10 (contig hf ince face sezial_U/t ZERLO (conéig-is}fchar-len 7 clear counter Use this command to clear the statistics data of the port. Privileged EXEC clear counter [] _| Interface name When an interface nam is specified, the statistics data of the spec ified interface will be cleared, otherwise, clear statistics data of all the interfaces. This example describes how to clear the statistics data on interface fei_S/1 zeRLOgclear councer fei_5/1 show interface clock board source Use this command to select single board source. Global configuration clock board source {free-run | system | line } no clock board source ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 152AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE Syntax Description | free-run Single clock board source system Use SFC as single clock board source line not support sub interface Defaults Default is system Example This example describes how to use single clock board as clock source. BUR10(confignfincextace pos40_1/1 ZXRLO (config-ie}Bexie 2XRLO (contigh#elock Board source pos4f_i/1 free-sun clock source Purpose Use this command to configure the clock extraction mode of the interface in local router. Restore default with the no command Command Modes Channelization configuration and interface configuration Syntax clock source {internal | line} no clock source Syntax Description line Line clock internal Internal dock Defaults The clock mode is internal Instructions This command runs in the controller configuration mode on CE1, CE3 or CT1 interface, and the interface configuration mode on pos or atm interface: Example = This example describes how to configure the aging time is 20 hours. BRIO contig hfcontrolles cel_2/1 BIRLD(contig-conceol Mfclock Source internal = This example describes how to set the dock extraction mode of CE3 interface to internal dock. BRIO contig hfcontrolles ce2_2/1 BIRLD(contig-eonczol H#clock Fource internal = This example describes how to set the dock extraction mode of CTI interface to internal clock. BRIO config hfcontxolles cet_2/1 BIRD (contig-eonceol H#clock Source internal = This example describes how to set the dock extraction mode of posi2 interface to internal clock ZxRL0 (configh#incextace post?_9/2 ZxRLO (contig-ie}fcleck source snceznal 16 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Chapter 2 Interface Configuration clock source(CPOS48) Use this command to configure the clock extraction mode of the interface in local router, Restore default with the no command. Channelization configuration and interface configuration clock source {system | line | free-run} no clock source system system clock line Line clock free-run Uses the local clock as the clock source The clock mode is system This command runs in the controller configuration mode... This example shows how to configure the clock extraction mode on CPOS48 interface. ZxR10 (conéighfconezollex cos46_1/1 ZERLO(conéigreencrel clock source Line controller Use this command to enter CE1, CT1, CE3 or CPOS3 channelization configuration mode. Global configuration controller _| Interface name This example describes how to enter CE1 channelization configu- ration mode. ZeR10 (conéigifeonezoller cet_2/1 ZERLO (cone igneoncsol )# cre Use this command to set the crc mode of synchronous serial port or pos port, Interface configuration crc (16 | 32) ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ETE CORPORATION 172AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE Syntax Description Defaults Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Example 16 Set a 16-bit cre 32 Set a 32-bit cre The crcis 16 by default = This example describes how to set the crc mode of the serial port serial_1/1 as 32. ZxRL0 (confighfineesface sexial_i/1 ZxRLO (contig-is}Beze 22 = This example describes how to set the crc mode of CT1 sub interface as 32 ZxR10 (configh#ineexface ctl_A/i.2 ZxRLO (contig-is}Beze 22 dce enable Use this command to set the work made of synchronous serial port to DCE Interface configuration dce enable DCE working mode It is only applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR ZSR. This example describes how to set the working mode of serial port serial_1/1 to DCE zxR10 (configh#ineesface serial_i/1 ZERLO(contig-is}Bace enable description Use this command to add a description for the interface. Delete the description of the interface with the no command. Interface configuration and channelization configuration description no description Description of the interface, with 200 characters at most No description This example describes how to describe a 100M Ethernet interface ZxRL0 (configh#ineestace £ei_2/1 ZARLO(config-if}Bdescription “ehis is FastEthernet Intezface" 18 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Purpose Command Modes syntax Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Chapter 2 Interface Configuration dte enable Use this command to set the working mode of synchronous serial port to DTE Interface configuration dte enable DTE working mode It is only applied to ZXRLOGAR, ZXR ZSR. This example describes how to set the working mode of serial port serial_i/1 to DTE. ZxR10 (contig hf incez face sezial_U/t ZERLO(coneig-isi#ace enable duplex Use this command to configure the working mode of the 100M interface as the half duplex mode and full duplex mode. Restore default with the no command. Interface configuration duplex {half | full} no duplex half Configures the working mode of 100 M port as half duplex mode full Configures the working mode of 100 M port as full duplex mode Full duplex mode Fast Ethernet electrical interface and gigabit Ethernet electrical in- terface supports both half and full duplex modes. The fast Ether- net optical interface, gigabit Ethernet electrical interface and 10 G Ethernet interface support the full duplex made only. This example describes how to configure the interface fei_1/1 as the full-duplex mode. ZxR10 (contig hf incexface £64 1 ZeRL0(coneig-is}#auples fat ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 132XR20 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume It) TIE Related Commands Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example duplex {auto | half | full} e1 channel-group timeslots Use this command to create an E1 channelized sub interface when CE3 interface works in channelization mode. Delete this interface with the no command. Channelization configuration 1 channel-group slots> neslots channel-group E1 number, the range 116 | Channel number, can only be 1 timeslots > Timeslot number, the timeslots 1~31 have to be assigned to an interface at one time. It is only applied to ZXR10 GER, ZXR10 T64E/T128. This example describes how to configure an interface, the E1 num~ ber is 1, the channel number is 1, and delete this interface at last. BRIO contig fconerolles ce2_2/1 ZxRL0 (config-conerel fel 1 channel-group 1 timeslots 1-21 ZXRLO(config-conerel )fno channel “group e1 clock source Use this command to configure the clock source of interface E1, Restore the default value with the no command. Channelization configuration e1 clock source {internal | line} no e1 clock source E1 number, the range 1~16 line Line clock internal Internal dock Clock mode is internal by default. It is only applied to ZXR10 GER, ZXR10 T64E/T128. This example describes how to configure the clock source of the No.1 E1 channel as line clock, 20. Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Chapter 2 Interface Configuration ZxR10 (conéigifeonezoller ce2_2/1 ZERLO(conéigrconcrol fel 1 clock source Line e1 framing Use this command to set frame format of E1 channel. Restore default with the no command. Channelization configuration e1 framing {crct | no-crc4} no el framing E1 number; in the range of 116 cred Sets frame format of e1 channel with 4-bit ere check no-cred Sets frame format of e1 channel without 4-bit ere check cre4, setting frame format of £1 channel with 4-bit cre check It is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128, This example describes how to configure the frame format of E1 channel 1 with cro# check: ZxR10 (conéigifeoneroller ce2_2/1 ZERL0(conéigreoncrol fel 1 fZaming cxed e1 loopback Use this command to set loopback mode of E1 channel. Restore default with the no command. Channelization configuration e1 loopback {local | remote {payload | network}} no el loopback E1 number; in the range of 1916 local Sets the loopback mode of e1 channel to local loopback mode remote payload Sets the loopback mode of e1 channel to. remote payload mode remote network Sets the loopback mode of et. channel to remote network mode ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ETE CORPORATION 212AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Do not support the loopback function by default. It is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128 This example describes how to configure the loopback mode of £1 channel 1 to local loopback ZxRi0 (confighfcontzoller ce2_2/1 ZXRLO(config-conerel )#el 1 1sepback Local e1 national bits Use this command to set the national bits parameter of £1 channel, Restore default with the no command. Channelization configuration e1 national bits no e1 national bits E1 number, in the range of 1~16 o~31, 0 by default It is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128 This example describes how to configure national bits of £1 chan- nel Las 1 zuRi0 (confighfcontzoller ce2_2/1 ZARLO(config-conerol )fel 1 ageional bits 1 e1 unframed Use this command to set £1 channel to work in unframed mode, and create an E1 unframed sub interface. Set €1 to work in fram~ ing mode with the no command. Channelization configuration e1 unframed no el unframed E1 works in the framing mode. It is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128 This example describes how to create an unframed sub interface of E1 1. zxRi0 (confighfcontzoller ce2_2/1 ZXRLO(config-conerol )fel 1 wntzaned 22 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Instructions Chapter 2 Interface Configuration encapsulation Use this command to set the encapsulation mode of serial port or channelized E1 interface. Restore default with the no command Interface configuration encapsulation {ppp | hdlc | frame-relay} no encapsulation ppp Sets the encapsulation mode of serial port to Ppp hdle Sets the encapsulation mode of serial port to hdle frame-relay Sets the encapsulation mode of serial port to frame-relay ‘The encapsulation mode of serial port or channelized E1 interface is ppp: This example describes how to set the encapsulation mode of the serial port serial_1/1 to hdlc. ZxR10 (contig hf ince face sezial_U/t ZERLO (conéig-is}fencapoul seen hale encapsulation dot1Q Use this command to encapsulate VLAN-ID for anewly created sub interface. Cancel the encapsulation with the no command. Subinterface configuration encapsulation dot1Q encapsulation dot1Q range {- } no encapsulation dot1Q no encapsulation dot1Q range ‘The VLAN_ID supported by the sub interface, in the range of 1~4094 range - in the range of 1~4094 = Only the subinterface can be configured with this command. = The newly created subinterface must be encapsulated with the Otherwise, this subinterface cannot receive and send packets ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ETE CORPORATION 232AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults = The no command is used to set the encapsulated for the subinterface to 0. In this case, the packet cannot be received and sent. = After configuring VPN, ACL, NAT and QoS attributes on the subinterface and before removing the above attributes, it is unable to remove encapsulation (with the no command) or change encapsulation. = This command can not be configured with any one of ging, ging range and encapsulation dot1Q flag c2 Use this command to set POS /ATM port signal access sign. Interface flag c2 no flag c2 The range is 0~255 System default configuration (0x01). Default POS/ATM SDH as 0x01, SONET as Oxcc, this command used for POS interface and ATM interface This example shows how to set POS port signal access sign. 2ARI0(contig)# ine pos40_V/1 BIRLD cont ig-ie)#Elag 7 2 path overhead byce Zao" Speciey nie Sf and 80 of HL dxmio(contig-ieifelag c2 ? <0-255> Byee value BIRLD(config-if)#Elag ct flag jO Use this command to set POS port and ATM port section trace sign field JO. Restore POS port section trace sign field JO with the no command Interface configuration flag j0 no flag j0 in the range of 0~255 System default configuration (0x01) 2 ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Chapter 2 Interface Configuration Default POS/ATM SDH is 0x01, SONET is Oxce and this command is used for POS interface and ATM interface. This example shows how to set POS port section trace sign field Jo. ZeR10 (conéigh# ine posds_1/1 BxRL0(contig-if)#£l ag 7 cE Path overhead byte 50 Section toace Byte Expo (cont ig-is)¥E1 ag 30 7 CO-Z5S> Byee value ZRRLO(conéig-if)#£1ag 30 2 flag s1sO0 Use this command to set POS port and ATM port section trace sign field S1. Restore the system default configuration(0x24) of POS port synchronization state field Si Interface configuration flag s1s0 no pos flag s1s0 in the range of 0~3 Default POS/ATM are 2. This command is used for POS interface and ATM interface. This example shows how to set POS port section trace sign field si. ZeR10 (conéigh# ine posds_1/1 BxRLo(config-if)#£lag 7 C2 Path overhead byte 50 Section toace Byte ZeRLO(coneig-isi#elag s130 2 flowcontrol Use this command to configure flow control on an Ethernet port. Restore default with the no command. Interface configuration flowcontrol {enable | no flowcontrol sable} ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ETE CORPORATION 252AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Related Commands Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax enable Configures an Ethernet port to enable flow control disable Configures an Ethernet port to disable flow control Flow control is disabled. no flowcontrol and flowcontrol disable have the same func- tion. This example describes how to set the port fei_1/1 to disable flow control ZxRL0 (confighfineestace fe 1/1 ZARLO (contig-is}#elowconcrol disable set interface flowcontrol frametype Use this command to set frame format of £3 channel. Restore default with the no command. Channelization configuration frametype {bypass | g751} no frametype bypass Sets frame format of e3 channel to bypass g751 Sets frame format of e3 channel to g751. Frame format is bypass It is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128 This example describes how to configure the frame format of CE3 channel as 9751 ZxRi0 (confighfcontzoller ce2_2/1 ZERLO (contig~concrel )#ezameeype 9751 framing Use this command to configure the framing mode. Delete all inter- faces which are created on the specified mode with the no com~ mand. Channelization configuration framing {sonet | sdh} no framing {sonet | sdh} 26 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Syntax Description Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Syntax Description Defaults Chapter 2 Interface Configuration sonet Sets the framing mode of pos to sonnet mode. sdh Sets the framing mode of pos to sdh mode, It is applied to ZXR10 GER. This example describes how to set the framing made to sdh ZxR10 (conéighf ine pos4s_i/1 ZERLO(conéig-ie}#ezaming oak framing CPOS3 Use this comm and to configure the framing mode of CPOS3 inter- face, Delete all interfaces which are created on the specified mode with the no command. Channelization configuration framing {sonet | sdh} no framing {sonet | sdh} sonet Sets the framing mode of CPOSS interface to sonnet mode, sdh Sets the framing mode of CPOSS interface to sdh mode. It is applied to ZXR10 GER. This example describes how to configure the framing mode of CPOS3 to sdh ZxR10 (conéighfconezollex | byname } no interface { | } _| Interface name byname _| Interface alias = The no form of this comm and is invalid for physical interfaces. Both commands - no interface byname and no interface can delete the interface = To enter the configuration mode of the interface with parameter byname, set the interface alias first. = This example describes how to enter interface 1 of network board fei_1. ZHRLO (contigi# ince face fe4_V/1 ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 232AR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Basic Configuration Volume 11) TIE DARIO (contig-i60# = This example describes how to enter subinterface 100 of inter- face fei_2/1. DARIO (config)fincextace fe4 BHRLD(contig~ounie# = This example describes how to set the alias of fei_1/1 to ether, with which enter the configuration mode of the inter- face. / 4.200 22xR10(contigifinvertace fei 4/1 ZARLO(contig"i£)Bby mane echerl ZXRL0 (contig-ie}Bexse ZXRLO (contighfinceface bynane ether 2ERLO (contig i8)8 Related byname Commands interface mac-address offset Purpose Use this command to set the MAC address offset of the Ethernet interface Command Modes _ Interface configuration Syntax interface mac-address offset no interface mac-address offset Syntax Description | ‘The MAC address offset of the interface, in the range of 1~30, 0 by default. Example This example describes how to set the MAC address offset of in terface fei_2/2 to 6. ZxRL0 (configh#incestace £04 ZARLO(config-is}Pineesface macwaddzess offset € inter-subqing-routing Purpose Use this command to enable or disable the ARP proxy function between QinQ interfaces. Command Modes —Superqing interface configuration Syntax inter-subging-routing {enable | disable} Syntax Description | enable Enables the ARP proxy function between QinQ interfaces. disable Disables the ARP proxy function between Qing interfaces. Defaults Enable the ARP proxy function between ging interfaces. 30 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATIONTIER Instructions Example Related Commands Purpose Command Modes Syntax Defaults Instructions Example Purpose Command Modes Syntax Defaults Instructions Chapter 2 Interface Configuration This commands used in Superging interface configuration mode of switches. After the ARP proxy function between ging interfaces is disabled, users can use show running-config command to view the information, This example shows how to disable the ARP proxy function be- tween Qing interfaces. 2xR10 (contig hf incezface supergingt 2xRL0(condig-iz}#ineer-saubging- routing disable show running-config invert txclock It is used to allow inverting the Rx dock signals of the synchronous serial port at the DTE side, Use the no command to prohibit in= version, Interface configuration vert txclock no invert txclock Inversion of Rx clock signals is prohibited = In special cases, to eliminate the delay of half dock period on the link, the Rx clock signals on the synchronous serial port of the DTE can be inverted, This command is valid only for clock signals provided by some special CSU/DSUDCEs. No inversion shall be made for general application clack signals = The command is applied only to ZXR10GAR, ZXR10 ZSR. This example describes how to invert the Rx clock signals of the synchronous serial port on the DTE ZuR10 (contig hf incez face sezial_1/t ZERLO(coneig-isiinvere Ceclock ip arp inspect Use this command to enable or disable the dynamic ARP detection function of DHCP on QinQ or Superging interface Interface configuration and Superging interface configuration ip arp inspect no ip arp inspect ‘The dynamic ARP detection function of DHCP on QinQ or Superging interface is disabled. This command is used in interface configuration mode and Su- perging interface configuration mode of switches. After the dy- namic ARP detection function of DHCP is enabled, users can use show running-config command to view the information. ‘Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 32