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

ZXMSG 5200
Multiplex Service Gateway

Command Manual (Vol I)
Version 2.0.2
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Contents
About this Manual ........................................................ xvii

Purpose ............................................................................ xvii
Intended Audience ............................................................. xvii
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .......................................... xvii
What is in This Manual ........................................................ xvii
Related Documentation...................................................... xviii
Conventions .......................................................................xix
How to Get in Touch............................................................ xx
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
Introduction ..................................................................... 1
Introduction ...................................................................1
Login Modes ...................................................................1
HyperTerminal...................................................................... 2
Telnet ................................................................................. 4
NetNumen N31 ..................................................................... 5
User Modes ....................................................................7
Common User Mode .............................................................. 8
Management Mode ................................................................ 8
Super Mode ....................................................................... 10
Debug Mode....................................................................... 11
General Command Syntax .............................................. 11
Common Variables ........................................................ 12
Global Commands ......................................................... 13
Command List .............................................................. 13
Command Introduction .................................................. 14
c ...................................................................................... 14
T ...................................................................................... 15
u ...................................................................................... 15
W ..................................................................................... 16
L ...................................................................................... 16
M ......................................................................................16
Chapter 2........................................................................ 17
Common User Mode Commands ................................... 17

telnet .......................................................................... 17
config.......................................................................... 18
debug ......................................................................... 18
ndebug........................................................................ 19
disable ........................................................................ 19
enable ......................................................................... 19
end ............................................................................. 20
exit ............................................................................. 20
help ............................................................................ 21
history ........................................................................ 22
logout ......................................................................... 23
ping ............................................................................ 23
save............................................................................ 24
show ........................................................................... 24
sleep ........................................................................... 25
who ............................................................................ 26
write ........................................................................... 26
ag............................................................................... 27
Chapter 3........................................................................ 29
Basic Configuration Commands..................................... 29

globalconst .................................................................. 29
mod-globalconst .................................................................29
get-globalconst ...................................................................30
snmpcfg ...................................................................... 31
add-snmpcfg ......................................................................31
del-snmpcfg .......................................................................32
mod-snmpcfg .....................................................................33
get-snmpcfg .......................................................................34
ctrlport ........................................................................ 34
add-ctrlport ........................................................................34
del-ctrlport .........................................................................35
mod-ctrlport .......................................................................36
get-ctrlport ........................................................................ 37
subnet......................................................................... 37
add-subnet ........................................................................ 37
del-subnet ......................................................................... 38
mod-subnet ....................................................................... 39
get-subnet ......................................................................... 39
multi-ip ....................................................................... 40
add-multi-ip ....................................................................... 40
del-multi-ip ........................................................................ 41
inipaddr ....................................................................... 42
add-inipaddr ...................................................................... 42
del-inipaddr ....................................................................... 43
exipaddr ...................................................................... 43
add-exipaddr...................................................................... 43
del-exipaddr....................................................................... 44
get-ipaddr ......................................................................... 45
multi-mac .................................................................... 45
add-multi-mac.................................................................... 45
del-multi-mac..................................................................... 46
macaddr ...................................................................... 47
add-macaddr...................................................................... 47
del-macaddr....................................................................... 48
get-macaddr ...................................................................... 48
Chapter 4........................................................................ 51
MG System Commands .................................................. 51

mg.............................................................................. 51
add-mg ............................................................................. 51
add-mgcapabili ................................................................... 53
mod-mgbaseattr ................................................................. 55
mod-mgcapabili .................................................................. 56
mod-mgmediatos................................................................ 58
get-mgbaseattr .................................................................. 59
get-mgcapabili ................................................................... 60
mod-mgip.......................................................................... 61
get-mgmediatos ................................................................. 62
mgc ............................................................................ 63
add-mgc............................................................................ 63
del-mgc .............................................................................64
mod-mgc ...........................................................................65
get-mgc.............................................................................66
mgcattr ....................................................................... 66
add-mgcattr .......................................................................67
mod-mgcattr ......................................................................68
get-allmgcattr.....................................................................69
del-mgcattr ........................................................................70
Chapter 5........................................................................ 71
System Configuration Commands ................................. 71

rack ............................................................................ 71
add-rack ............................................................................71
del-rack .............................................................................72
get-rackinfo........................................................................72
get-allrackinfo ....................................................................73
shelf ........................................................................... 74
add-shelf ...........................................................................74
del-shelf ............................................................................75
get-shelfinfo .......................................................................75
get-allshelfinfo....................................................................76
board .......................................................................... 77
get-allcfgboard ...................................................................77
get-boardinfo......................................................................78
add-board-mics...................................................................78
del-board-mics ...................................................................79
add-board-mpr ...................................................................80
del-board-mpr ....................................................................81
add-board-mprb..................................................................82
del-board-mprb...................................................................82
add-board-sics.................................................................... 83
del-board-sics.....................................................................84
add-board-slc .....................................................................85
get-board-slc ......................................................................86
del-board-slc ......................................................................86
add-board-tslc ....................................................................87
del-board-tslc .....................................................................88
add-board-pwr....................................................................89
del-board-pwr.....................................................................89
get-shelfboard .................................................................... 90
add-board-tsld ................................................................... 91
del-board-tsld .................................................................... 92
add-board-pwr2.................................................................. 93
del-board-pwr2................................................................... 93
add-board-scard ................................................................. 94
del-board-scard .................................................................. 95
add-board-pnp ................................................................... 96
add-board-epc.................................................................... 96
del-board-epc..................................................................... 97
get-boardipinfo................................................................... 98
get-boardmacinfo ............................................................... 99
ipaddr ......................................................................... 99
mod-ipaddr-mpr ................................................................. 99
del-ipaddr-mpr ................................................................. 100
mod-ipaddr-ics ................................................................. 101
del-ipaddr-ics ................................................................... 102
macaddr .................................................................... 103
mod-macaddr-ics.............................................................. 103
mod-macaddr-mpr ............................................................ 104
exip .......................................................................... 105
mod-exip-cnic .................................................................. 105
del-exip-cnic .................................................................... 106
voip .......................................................................... 107
add-voip-interface............................................................. 107
del-voip-interface.............................................................. 108
add-voip-route ................................................................. 108
del-voip-route .................................................................. 109
get-voip-ipaddr................................................................. 110
as ............................................................................. 111
add-as ............................................................................ 111
del-as ............................................................................. 112
mod-as ........................................................................... 112
get-as ............................................................................. 113
asp ........................................................................... 114
add-asp........................................................................... 114
del-asp............................................................................ 115
mod-asp.......................................................................... 115
get-asp............................................................................ 116
asasp ........................................................................ 117
add-asasp ........................................................................ 117
del-asasp ......................................................................... 117
get-asasp......................................................................... 118
Chapter 6......................................................................119
Service Configuration Commands ...............................119

isdnbra ...................................................................... 119
add-isdnbra...................................................................... 119
del-isdnbra....................................................................... 120
get-isdnbra ...................................................................... 121
odti........................................................................... 122
add-board-odti.................................................................. 122
del-board-odti................................................................... 122
add-board-odti-t1.............................................................. 123
del-board-odti-t1 .............................................................. 124
v5............................................................................. 124
add-v5if ........................................................................... 124
del-v5if............................................................................ 125
mod-v5if .......................................................................... 126
get-v5if ........................................................................... 127
add-v5link........................................................................ 127
del-v5link......................................................................... 128
mod-v5link....................................................................... 129
get-v5link ........................................................................ 130
add-v5pch........................................................................ 130
del-v5pch......................................................................... 131
mod-v5pg1 ...................................................................... 132
add-v5lcci ........................................................................ 133
del-v5lcci ......................................................................... 133
get-v5Lccistatus................................................................ 134
get-allv5Lcci ..................................................................... 135
mod-v5protcl .................................................................... 135
pstnuser .................................................................... 137
add-v5pstnuser................................................................. 137
get-v5user ....................................................................... 138
del-v5pstnuser.................................................................. 139
mod-v5pstnuser................................................................ 140
isdnuser .................................................................... 141
add-v5isdnuser................................................................. 141
del-v5isdnuser.................................................................. 142
mod-v5isdnuser................................................................ 143
e1attr........................................................................ 144
mod-e1attr ...................................................................... 144
get-e1attr ........................................................................ 145
ddn ........................................................................... 146
add-ddnport..................................................................... 146
del-ddnport...................................................................... 147
add-ddnconn .................................................................... 148
Chapter 7...................................................................... 151
Miscellaneous Commands ...........................................151

add-libdata ................................................................ 151
system ...................................................................... 152
mod-system..................................................................... 152
get-system ...................................................................... 153
qovspar ..................................................................... 153
mod-qovspar.................................................................... 153
get-allqovspar .................................................................. 154
md5info..................................................................... 155
add-md5info .................................................................... 155
del-md5info ..................................................................... 156
mod-md5info ................................................................... 156
get-md5info ..................................................................... 157
check-db.................................................................... 158
ring........................................................................... 159
mod-ring ......................................................................... 159
get-ring ........................................................................... 160
mod-ringprofile................................................................. 160
get-ringprofile .................................................................. 162
load-dftringprof ................................................................ 162
mod-permatone................................................................ 163
get-permatone ................................................................. 164
rip ............................................................................ 165
add-rip-cnic ..................................................................... 165
del-rip-cnic ...................................................................... 167
get-rip-cnic ...................................................................... 167
add-general-rip................................................................. 168
del-general-rip.................................................................. 169
add-rip-ctrl....................................................................... 170
get-rip-ctrl ....................................................................... 171
del-rip-ctrl........................................................................ 171
mednat ..................................................................... 172
add-mednat ..................................................................... 172
del-mednat ...................................................................... 173
ctrlnat ....................................................................... 174
add-ctrlnat ....................................................................... 174
del-ctrlnat ........................................................................ 175
get-allnat ......................................................................... 175
digitmap .................................................................... 176
add-digitmap .................................................................... 176
del-digitmap ..................................................................... 177
9k52conn................................................................... 177
mod-9k52conn.................................................................. 177
get-9k52conn ................................................................... 179
dlink ......................................................................... 179
add-dlink-span.................................................................. 179
del-dlink-span................................................................... 180
get-dlink .......................................................................... 181
mod-dlinkattr ................................................................... 181
get-dlinkattr ..................................................................... 182
mod-pcmattr .............................................................. 183
attrib......................................................................... 184
mod-slcattrib .................................................................... 184
get-slcattrib...................................................................... 186
mod-ipsattrib.................................................................... 187
get-ipsattrib ..................................................................... 188
mod-dspattrib................................................................... 189
get-dspattrib .................................................................... 190
slc ............................................................................ 191
add-slctermid ................................................................... 191
del-slctermid .................................................................... 192
get-slctermid .................................................................... 193
get-slcwildcard.................................................................. 194
ipstermid ................................................................... 194
add-ipstermid................................................................... 194
del-ipstermid.................................................................... 196
get-ipstermid ................................................................... 196
get-ipswildcard ................................................................. 197
rtppar........................................................................ 198
mod-rtppar-mpr ............................................................... 198
get-rtppar-mpr ................................................................. 201
mod-rtppar-mprb.............................................................. 202
get-rtppar-mprb ............................................................... 205
mod-rtppar-miro............................................................... 206
get-rtppar-miro ................................................................ 207
expar ........................................................................ 207
mod-expar-mpr ................................................................ 207
get-expar-mpr.................................................................. 210
mod-expar-mprb .............................................................. 211
get-expar-mprb ................................................................ 212
tline .......................................................................... 213
get-tlineinfo ..................................................................... 213
mod-tlinegroup................................................................. 214
trunk......................................................................... 214
del-trunkslctermid............................................................. 214
add-trunkslctermid............................................................ 215
get-trunkslctermid ............................................................ 216
get-trunkslcattrib .............................................................. 217
mod-trunkuser ................................................................. 218
fixtonechip ................................................................. 219
mod-fixtonechip................................................................ 219
get-fixtonechip ................................................................. 219
tonpro ....................................................................... 220
add-tonpro....................................................................... 220
del-tonpro ....................................................................... 220
mod-tonpro...................................................................... 221
get-tonpro ....................................................................... 222
tonlst ........................................................................ 223
add-tonlst ........................................................................ 223
del-tonlst......................................................................... 225
mod-tonlst ....................................................................... 225
get-tonlst ......................................................................... 227
tonlab ....................................................................... 228
add-tonlab ....................................................................... 228
del-tonlab ........................................................................ 229
mod-tonlab ...................................................................... 230
get-tonlab ........................................................................ 230
get-slcstatus..................................................................... 231
block-slc .......................................................................... 232
unblock-slc....................................................................... 233
ips ............................................................................ 234
get-ipsstatus .................................................................... 234
block-ips .......................................................................... 235
unblock-ips ...................................................................... 235
conf .......................................................................... 236
get-confstatus .................................................................. 236
block-conf ........................................................................ 237
unblock-conf..................................................................... 238
dsp ........................................................................... 239
get-dspstatus ................................................................... 239
block-dsp ......................................................................... 240
unblock-dsp ..................................................................... 241
cardstat..................................................................... 242
get-cardstat-ips ................................................................ 242
get-cardstat-conf .............................................................. 243
get-cardstat-dsp ............................................................... 244
bdstat ....................................................................... 244
get-bdstat-s ..................................................................... 245
get-bdstat-c ..................................................................... 245
ts ............................................................................. 246
get-tsstatus...................................................................... 246
block-ts ........................................................................... 247
unblock-ts ........................................................................ 247
statistic ..................................................................... 248
get-slcstatistic .................................................................. 248
get-ipsstatistic .................................................................. 249
get-sunitinfo .............................................................. 249
get-tsconninfo ............................................................ 250
get-slnconninfo........................................................... 250
get-resourcestat ......................................................... 251
get-board-slc.............................................................. 251
get-hwmap ................................................................ 252
get-hwset .................................................................. 252
get-unitinfo ................................................................ 253
init-agcmd-cfg ............................................................ 253
Appendix A ................................................................... 255
Abbreviations ............................................................... 255
Figures.......................................................................... 257
Tables ........................................................................... 259
Index ............................................................................ 261

About this Manual
Purpose
This manual provides commands and guidelines that support the
operation of the ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform operation activities on the ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex
Service Gateway.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general
understanding of wireless telecommunications technology.
Familiarity with the following is helpful:
ZXMSG 5200 system and its various components
User interfaces in ZXMSG 5200 (V2.0.2)
What is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 – CHAPTER SUMMARY
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1 Introduction Describes general information on
MSG5200, login and user modes, general
command syntax, command parameters,
global commands.
Chapter 2 Common Describes the commands available under
User Mode Commands common user mode.
Chapter 3 Basic Describes the commands necessary for
Configuration basic configuration.
Commands
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 4 MG System Describes commands necessary for MG
Commands system.
Chapter 5 System Describes the commands necessary for
Configuration system configuration.
Commands
Chapter 6 Service Describes the commands necessary for
Configuration providing services such as PSTN, ISDN and
Commands DDN.
Chapter 7 Describes the commands that are
Miscellaneous necessary for system maintenance.
Commands
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Documentation
Guide
Technical Category:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Technical Manual
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Manual
Installation Category:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware
Installation Manual (OUT30)
Installation Manual (OUT50C/D)
Installation Manual (19D06H20)
Installation Manual (ONU100)
Operation Category:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Operation Manual
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Command Manual
Maintenance Category:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Maintenance Manual
(Routine)
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Maintenance Manual
(Troubleshooting)
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About this Manual
Conventions
Typographical ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.
Conventions
TABLE 2 – TYPOGRAPHIC AL CONVENTIONS
Typeface Meaning
Italics References to other Manuals and documents.
“Quotes” Links on screens.
Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input
fields, radio button names, check boxes, drop-
down lists, dialog box names, window names.
CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens
and company name.
Constant width Text that you type, program code, files and
directory names, and function names.
[ ] Optional parameters.
{} Mandatory parameters.
| Select one of the parameters that are delimited
by it.
Note: Provides additional information about a
certain topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs
to be checked before proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things
easier or more productive for the reader.
Mouse TABLE 3 – MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

Operation
Conventions Typeface Meaning
Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually
the left mouse button) once.
Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button
(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button
(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and
moving the mouse.
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Chapter 1
Introduction
This chapter covers the following topics:

Introduction
Login Modes
User Modes
General Command Syntax
Common Variables
Global Commands
Introduction
MSG5200 provides a rich set of commands for convenient
operation. Three access modes exist to login into ZXMSG 5200
(V2.0.2). The modes are:
Network Management System (NMS)

Telnet
HyperTerminal
NMS provides a Graphical User Interface (GUI) access. Telnet
and HyperTerminal, however provide a command line access to
MSG5200. This manual emphasizes on the command line
operation. Refer to ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway
Operation Manual for GUI operations.
Login Modes
This section describes the three login modes: HyperTerminal,
Telnet and NetNumen N31.
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HyperTerminal
Description HyperTerminal provides a convenient way of logging into ZXMSG
5200. ZXMSG 5200 comes with a cross-over serial port cable for
accessing HyperTerminal.
Access Method Connect the X31 serial port with PC's serial port. Start
HyperTerminal after making connection. Figure 1 shows
HyperTerminal startup window.
FIGURE 1 – HYPERTERMINAL STARTUP WINDOW
Input a connection name for current session and click OK.

Connect To interface displays as Figure 2 shows.
FIGURE 2 – CONNECT TO INTERFACE
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Choose an appropriate COM port (that connects PC to ZXMSG

5200) against Connect using and click OK. COM Properties
interface displays as Figure 3 shows.
FIGURE 3 – COM1 PROPERTIES INTERFACE
Click Restore Defaults on COM Properties interface. Figure 3

shows default parameter settings. Click OK when done.
HyperTerminal command line interface displays as Figure 4
shows.
FIGURE 4 – HYPERTERMINAL COMM AND LINE INTERFACE
Input an appropriate username and password to login

Telnet
Description Telnet is another simple way to access ZXMSG 5200. Out-band
management uses maintenance port on ICS card and in-band
management uses service uplink traffic channel.
Access Method To access ZXMSG 5200 via Telnet, set the IP address of the PC
and ZXMSG 5200 in a same IP subnet. Verify connectivity
between ZXMSG 5200 and PC using ‘ping’ command. Figure 5
shows an example of ‘ping’ command. A reply from ZXMSG
5200 implies an established connection.
FIGURE 5 – PING COMM AND
Once a connection is established, click Start → Run and type

‘telnet A.B.C.D’, where ‘A.B.C.D’ is ZXMSG 5200’s in-band or
out-band management IP address. Figure 6 shows telnet
command.
FIGURE 6 – TELNET COMMAND
Telnet session starts in response to Telnet request. Figure 7

shows the Telnet command line interface.

FIGURE 7 – TELNET COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
Input an appropriate username and password to login.
Note: Telnet disconnects an idle session after six minutes.
NetNumen N31
Description NetNumen provides a graphical access to ZXMSG 5200.
NetNumen also provides an integrated Telnet facility. To login
ZXMSG 5200 by using NetNumen, a valid username and
password is required. When accessing using NetNumen, start
NMS Server first and then NMS Client.
Access Method Start NMS server first by selecting Start → Programs →
NetNumen N31 Server as Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 – STARTING NMS SERVER

NMS Server starts loading as Figure 9 shows.
FIGURE 9 – NMS SERVER STARTUP WINDOW
Note: NMS Server startup process may take several minutes

depending upon the hardware configuration of the machine.
Please allow NMS Server to finish loading before starting NMS
Client.
After NMS Server has successfully started, the command prompt

window remains visible as Figure 10 shows.
FIGURE 10 – NMS SERVER STARTUP WINDOW
Start NMS Client after NMS Server has started. Choose Start →
→ Programs → NetNumen N31 Client as Figure 11 shows.

FIGURE 11 – STARTING NMS CLIENT
Login window pops up as Figure 12 shows.
FIGURE 12 – LOGIN WINDOW
Enter User name, Password, and Server Address and click

OK.
User Modes
ZXMSG 5200 supports the following access modes:
Common User Mode

Management Mode
f Management User Mode
f Management User Configuration Mode

Super Mode
Debug Mode
Common User Mode

Description Common user mode provides the least set of privileges and
allows execution of most common commands. Usually, a
command able to be executed in Common User Mode is
necessarily also available (for execution) in higher modes. This
command manual specifies the least-privileged mode for
command execution.
Common User Mode does not allow configuration and advanced
operations. The prompt for Common User Mode is >.
Login and Enter Common User Mode by inputting Common User Mode’s
Logout username (zte) and password (zte). Log out from Common User
Mode by inputting logout command. Figure 13 shows Common
User Mode.
FIGURE 13 – COMMON USER MODE
Management Mode
Description Management mode provides management operations.
Management mode provides higher level of privileges than
Common User Mode. Management mode is divided into following
two sub-modes:
Management User Mode
Management User Configuration Mode

Management User Mode
Description Management User Mode inputting privileges to execute advanced

commands and operations. The prompt for Management User
Mode is #.
Login and Enter Management User Mode by providing Management User
Logout Mode’s username (root) and password (root). Log out by
inputting logout command. Figure 14 shows Management User
Mode.
FIGURE 14 – MANAGEMENT USER MODE
Management User Configuration Mode
Description Configuration in Management Mode is done under Management

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

FIGURE 15 – MANAGEMENT USER CONFIGURATION MODE
Super Mode
Description Super Mode is the mode with all privileges. All commands can be
executed under Super Mode.
Login and Log into Super Mode by inputting enable command and enable
Logout password (zxa10). The prompt for Super Mode is $. Use logout
command to exit Super Mode. Figure 16 shows Super Mode.
FIGURE 16 – SUPER MODE

Debug Mode
Description Debug Mode is used for debugging and troubleshooting purpose.
Login and Enter Debug Mode by using debug command and Debug-Mode
Logout password (debug). The prompt for Debug Mode is %. Log out
from Debug Mode by using logout command. Figure 17 shows
Debug Mode.
FIGURE 17 – DEBUG MODE
Note: While being in any of the modes, press <shift+?> to

get help on commands.
General Command Syntax

All commands issued under ZXMSG 5200 follow a general
command syntax. The general command syntax is as follows:
command <parameter> <variable>
Where;
command is main command. A command is a mandatory part
of command syntax.
parameter is a (mandatory or optional) sub-command after
main command. Parameter (sub-command) is usually inputted
after the main command. There may be a none, single or
multiple parameters in a command. Parameter(s) execute as a
part of main command.
variable provides a means of inputting a value (from specified
range) for a parameter. Commands usually require a value (such
as a VLAN identifier). Choose an appropriate value for variable

wherever needed. There may be a none, single or multiple

variables in a command. Variables are shown in italics.
Following symbols are used in command systax.
{}: Braces enclose a mandatory parameter. Any parameter(s)
contained within braces must be provided proceeding the
previous parameter in a command.
[]: Square brackets enclose an optional parameter. Any
parameter(s) contained within square brackets may be
provided (if required) procedding the previous parameter in a
command.
n1|n2|...nn: Where ‘n’ can be a parameter, variable or a
combination of both; included within braces or square
brackets. The symbol implies an exlusive-OR logic operation
on n1 upto nn. Choose a single ‘n’ only (from n1 upto nn).
Examples
Following examples clarify the general command syntax and use
of symbols.
dsl port ingress-filter {enable portlist [pvc pvcno] |
disable portlist [pvc pvcno]}
dsl port atmpvc {portlist {pvc pvcno vpi vpino vci vcino | vpi
vpino vci vcino} | remoteportlist {pvc pvcno vpi vpino vci vcino |
vpi vpino vci vcino}}
alarm {resend timer timervalue | output {enable |
disable}}
Note: Use <tab> key to auto-complete a command. Recall a

command issued earlier by using up-arrow key.
Common Variables
Table 4 lists common variables for commands.
TABLE 4 – COMMON COMM AND V ARI ABLES
Common Variables Description
unitid 0 when only one shelf is present.
slotid Format: unitid/slotid. Example: 0/3
linkid Format: unitid/slotid/linked.

Example: 0/3/1

Common Variables Description
portid Format: unitid/slotid/portid.

Example: 0/3/2
portlist Appears as portid or portid, portid or

portid, and portid-portid.
vlanid VLAN identifier value. Range: 1 ~ 4094
vlanlist VLAN List value. Appears as vlanid or

vlanid, vlanid or vlanid, vlanid-vlanid.
vpi VPI Value. Range: 0 ~ 255
vci VCI Value. Range: 0 ~ 65535
pvclist PVC List
profilename Configuration file name
Global Commands
This section describes information regarding MSG5200’s global
commands.
Command List
Boot commands are executed in boot mode. Prompt for boot
mode is [ICS Boot]. Login into MSG5200 through a console
port and restart ICS card. To enter boot mode, press ‘s’ to stop
auto-boot (Press ‘s’ when U300 gives ‘Press s to stop auto-boot’
prompt). Pressing ‘s’ terminates loading system version and
enters boot mode. Refer to the following commands list for help
on boot time commands.
Command Description
? Show command.
@ Download and run main CPU version from FTP.
p Show boot parameters.
c Modify boot parameters. Mainly for outband network
management (IP and FTP parameters).
l Load boot file.
D Show files present in version and data file disks.
T Download version file(s) using FTP.
X Download data file(s) using FTP.
C Reset bootline parameters to defalt configuration.

Command Description
E Perform low-level format for version disk c or data disk
d.
F Perform high-level format for version disk c or data disk
d.
R Delete (remove) files.
L Load and run main CPU version from flash.
M Modify outbands port’s MAC address.
i Show and set date/time.
w Show version file attributes.
W Swap main CPU version.
Y Show all versions.
u Download boot verson files.
Command Introduction
This section provides a brief introduction of general boot-time
commands.
c
This command in boot mode is designed to modify boot line
parameters. Command format is [ICS Boot]: c. Use this
command to modify all boot parameters including parameters
related with system update. For example: network address, FTP
configuration, filename etc. Modify a parameter by giving a new
value for it. Simply press Enter if modification is not required.
Following is an example of the command.

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

motfcc0’ implying that the network communication is OK. After
the system verifies that transmitted version is correct, the
system begins to transmit verson file. The HyperTerminal
interface shows transmission rate. The system prompts ‘done’
when transmission is complete. System also shows version file’s
size.

W
Version file of main CPU is saved in two disks. Use this command
to swap the version of main CPU. Command format is [ICS
Boot]: W.
L
This command is designed to load main CPU version. Command
format is [ICS Boot]: L. The flash disk can save two CPU
versions at same time. Version swapping works in toggle mode.
M
This command is designed to view and modify MAC address.
Format to view MAC address is [ICS Boot]: M. Format to
modify MAC address is [ICS Boot]: M <serial number>. A
MAC address is 48 bits (6 bytes) long. The first four bytes are
not modifiable (i.e. 00:d0:d0:20). Default MAC address of main
control card’s debug network port is 00-D0-D0-20-00-00. In
order to avoid MAC address conflict between debug network port,
modify the default MAC address while configuring NE.
Usual practice is to change the MAC address as the serial
number using the input serial number modifying MAC address.
When boot-ROM mode starts, it shows the currently configured
card’s serial number. Confirm this serial number, same as of the
cards.
For example, ICS0256 means the card serial number is 256.
Therefore set the MAC address should to 00-D0-D0-20-01-00.
Here, the command to set MAC address is M 256.
Note: Commands and filenames are case-sensitive. Also,

changes are automatically saved onto the flash.

Chapter 2
Common User Mode

Commands
This chapter covers commands related to common user

mode. The <shift>+<?> command gives a list of commands
available under common user mode.
telnet
Syntax telnet adsl-modem portid
Purpose To telnet an ADSL port (modem)
Syntax The following table provides parameter description.
Description
Parameter Description
adsl-modem Telnet an ADSL modem.
Usage Telnet command provides remote access. The following table

Guidelines provides variable description.
Variable Description
portid Port identifier value
Mode MSAG>
Examples The following example shows telnet command.
Related None
Commands

config
Syntax config
Purpose To enter Management User Configuration Mode
Syntax None
Description
Usage When in Management User Mode, use this command to enter

Guidelines Management User Configuration Mode. Exit Management User
Configuration Mode using end command.
Mode MSAG#
Examples The following example shows config command.
Related None
Commands
debug
Syntax debug
Purpose To enter Debug Mode
Syntax None
Description
Usage Use debug command and Debug-Mode password (debug) to

Guidelines enter Debug Mode. Execute this command while being in any of
the user modes. Exit Debug Mode using ndebug command.
Mode All modes
Examples The following example shows debug command.
Related ndebug
Commands

Chapter 2 Common User Mode Commands
ndebug
Syntax ndebug
Purpose To end (exit) Debug Mode
Syntax None
Description
Usage When in Debug Mode, use this command to exit Debug Mode.
Guidelines
Mode MSAG%
Examples The following example shows ndebug command.
Related debug
Commands
disable
Syntax disable
Purpose To exit from Super Mode
Syntax None
Description
Usage When in Super Mode, use this command to exit the Super Mode.
Guidelines
Mode MSAG$
Examples The following example shows disable command.
Related enable
Commands
enable
Syntax enable
Purpose To enter super mode
Syntax None
Description

Usage Use enable command and enable password (zxa10) to enter

Guidelines Super Mode. This command can be issued in Common User
Mode or Management Mode.
Mode MSAG>
Examples The following example shows enable command.
Related disable
Commands
end
Syntax end
Purpose To exit management user configuration mode
Syntax None
Description
Usage When in Management User Configuration Mode, use this

Guidelines command to exit Management User Configuration Mode.
Mode MSAG(config)#
Examples The following example shows end command.
Related exit
Commands
exit
Syntax exit
Purpose To exit from intermediate states (config-show and ag mode)
Syntax None
Description
Usage Exit config-show and ag mode by exit command.

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

The following example shows exit command in ag mode.
Related end
Commands
help
Syntax help [edit | commands]
Purpose To get help on commands
Syntax The following table provides syntax description.
Description
edit Show editing keys.
commands Show system help.
Usage The edit and commands parameters are optional. Use help
Guidelines command or help command to get help on all commands. Use
help edit command to get help on available editing keystrokes.
help and help commands commands are similar to <?>
command (when <?> is executed as a main command).
Mode All modes
Examples The following example shows help command.
The following example shows help edit command.

The following example shows help commands command (similar

to help command).
Related None
Commands
history
Syntax history
Purpose To view command history
Syntax None
Description
Usage The history command displays all commands issued in a

Guidelines session and sorts commands in order they are executed.
Mode All modes

Examples The following example shows history command.
Related None
Commands
logout
Syntax logout
Purpose To logout from telnet session
Syntax None
Description
Usage The logout command disconnects an established telnet session.

Guidelines
Mode All modes except ag mode

Examples The following example shows logout command in common user
mode.
Related telnet
Commands
ping
Syntax ping ipaddr
Purpose To test layer-3 connectivity with a system
Syntax None
Description
Usage The following table provides variable description.

Guidelines
ipaddr IP address value
Mode MSAG#
Examples The following example shows ping command in management
user mode.

Related None
Commands
save
Syntax save
Purpose To save data to flash
Syntax None
Description
Usage Save operation saves configuration changes to permanent

Guidelines storage (flash storage). Press ‘y’ to save data. Press ‘n’ to cancel
save operation.
Mode All modes
Examples The following example shows save command in common user
mode.
Related None
Commands
show
Syntax show command
Purpose To view configuration information for a command
Syntax None
Description
Usage Most show commands can be executed in Common User Mode or

Guidelines Management Mode with few exceptions that execute only in
Super Mode such as show users. The following table provides
variable description.

command Command parameter (after main command)
Mode MSAG>
Examples The following example shows show snmp command in common
user mode.
Related None
Commands
sleep
Syntax sleep seconds
Purpose To put ZXMSG 5200 in sleep mode for a specified time
Syntax None
Description
Usage Sleep time is in seconds. The following table provides variable

Guidelines description.
seconds Sleep time in seconds. Range: 0 ~ 4294967295
Mode MSAG>
Examples The following example shows sleep command in common user
mode.
Related None
Commands

who
Syntax who
Purpose To view currently logged-in user(s)
Syntax None
Description
Usage View user(s) currently logged into ZXMSG 5200 along with
Guidelines related login information.
Mode MSAG>
Examples The following example shows who command.
Related None
Commands
write
Syntax write recipient message
Purpose To write text message to another user
Syntax None
Description

Guidelines
recipient Recipient name
message Text message
Mode MSAG>
Examples The following example shows write command.
Related None
Commands

ag
Syntax ag
Purpose To enter MSAG (Access Gateway) mode
Syntax None
Description
Usage Configure shelf and related functions in this mode. To exit ag

Guidelines mode, input exit command.
Mode All modes
Examples The following example shows ag mode command.
Related None
Commands


Chapter 3
Basic Configuration
Commands
This chapter covers the basic configuration commands.
globalconst
This section describes globalconst commands.
mod-globalconst
Syntax mod-globalconst [slcbrdnum slcbrdnum] [voipbrdnum
voipbrdnum] [dasnum dasnum] [dnalnum dnalnum] [dydasnum
dydasnum] [dydnalnum dydnalnum] [toneidnum toneidnum]
[termidnum termidnum] [bbcbrdnum bbcbrdnum]
Purpose To configure global constant information
Syntax The following table describes syntax description.
Description
slcbrdnum Assign ASLC card number.
voipbrdnum Assign VOIP card number.
dasnum Assign static DAS maximum number.
dnalnum Assign dynamic DAS maximum number.
dydasnum Assign dynamic DAS maximum number.
dydnalnum Assign dynamic DNAL maximum number.
toneidnum Assign service tone maximum number.
termidnum Assign termination ID maximum number.
bbcbrdnum Assign broadband card number.

Usage The following table describes variables of mod-globalconst

Guidelines command.
slcbrdnum ASLC card number. Range: 0 ~ 58 (default: 24)
voipbrdnum VOIP card number. Range: 0 ~ 3 (default: 2)
dasnum Maximum number of static DAS. Range: 0 ~ 254

(default: 100)
dnalnum Maximum number of static DNAL. Range: 0 ~ 1024

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

2048 (default: 512)
dydnalnum The maximum number of dynamic DNAL. Range: 0 ~

4095 (default: 4095)
toneidnum Maximum number of service tone. Range: 0 ~ 1000
termidnum Maximum number of termination ID. Range: 0 ~

4096 (default: 4096)
bbcbrdnum Broadband card number. Range: 0 ~ 60
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows how to configure global constants.
Related get-globalconst
Command add-globalconst
get-globalconst
get-globalconst
Purpose To display global constant information
Syntax None
Description
Usage This command is used to get the global constant information.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#

Chapter 3 Basic Configuration Commands
Example The following example shows how to display global constants

information.
Related mod-globalconst
Commands
snmpcfg
This section describes snmpcfg commands.
add-snmpcfg
Syntax add-snmpcfg {smpid smpid} [smpinfo smpinfo] {smpport
smpport | smpip smpip} [comro comro] [comrw comrw]
Purpose To add SNMP server configuration
Syntax The following table describes add-snmpcfg command syntax in
Description
detail.
smpid Assign SNMP ID.
smpinfo Assign SNMP extra flag.
smpport Assign SNMP port number.
smpip Assign SNMP IP address.
comro Assign read only community string, such as ‘public’.
comrw Assign read-write community string, such as ‘public’.
Usage The following table describes add-snmpcfg command variables.

Guidelines
smpid SNMP ID. Range: 1 ~ 1
smpinfo SNMP extra flag: 0 - no IP filter, 1 - IP filter

smpport SNMP port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
smpip SNMP IP address: A.B.C.D
comro Read only community: String
comrw Read-write community: String
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add SNMP server
configuration.
Related del-snmpcfg
Commands mod-snmpcfg
get-snmpcfg
del-snmpcfg
Syntax del-snmpcfg {smpid smpid}
Purpose To delete SNMP server configuration
Syntax The following table describes del-snmpcfg command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes del-snmpcfg command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete SNMP server
configuration.
Related mod-snmpcfg
Commands add-snmpcfg

get-snmpcfg
mod-snmpcfg
Syntax mod-snmpcfg {smpid smpid} [smpinfo smpinfo] {smpport
smpport | smpip smpip} [comro comro] [comrw comrw]
Purpose To modify SNMP server configuration
Syntax The following table describes mod-snmpcfg command syntax in
Description detail.
smpinfo Assign SNMP extra flag.
smpport Assign SNMP port number.
smpip Assign SNMP IP address.
comro Assign read only community string, such as ‘public’.
comrw Assign read-write community string, such as 'public’.
Usage The following table describes mod-snmpcfg command variables.

Guidelines
smpinfo SNMP extra flag: 0 - no IP filter, 1 - IP filter
smpport SNMP port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
smpip SNMP IP address: A.B.C.D
comro Read only community: String
comrw Read-write community: String
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify SNMP server
configuration.
Related del-snmpcfg
Commands add-snmpcfg
get-snmpcfg

get-snmpcfg
Syntax get-snmpcfg [smpid smpid]
Purpose To display SNMP server configuration
Syntax The following table describes get-snmpcfg command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes get-snmpcfg command variables.

Guidelines
smpid Assign SNMP ID. Range: 1 ~ 16
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display SNMP server
configuration.
Related del-snmpcfg
Commands mod-snmpcfg
add-snmpcfg
ctrlport
This section describes ctrlport commands.
add-ctrlport
Syntax add-ctrlport {ctrlid ctrlid} [info info] {port port}
Purpose To add SNMP UDP, TCP, Telnet port, or others

Syntax The following table describes add-ctrlport command syntax in

Description detail.
ctrlid Assign control ID.
info Assign port information.
port Assign port number.
Usage The following table describes add-ctrlport command variables.

Guidelines
ctrlid Control id: 1 - SNMP PORT, 2 - TELNET PORT, 3 -
CLOCK PORT
info Port information: 0 - UDP, 1 - TCP
port Port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add Telnet port
configuration.
Related del-ctrlport
Commands mod-ctrlport
get-ctrlport
del-ctrlport
Syntax del-ctrlport {ctrlid ctrlid}
Purpose To delete SNMP UDP, TCP or Telnet port
Syntax The following table describes del-ctrlport command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes del-ctrlport command variables.

Guidelines
ctrlid Control ID. Range: 2 ~ 40

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how delete control ID 2.
Related add-ctrlport
get-ctrlport
mod-ctrlport
Syntax mod-ctrlport {ctrlid ctrlid} [info info] [port port]
Purpose To modify SNMP UDP, TCP or Telnet port
Syntax The following table describes mod-ctrlport command syntax in
Description detail.
info Assign port information.
port Assign port number.
Usage The following table describes mod-ctrlport command variables.

Guidelines
info Port information: 1 - UDP, 2 - TCP
port Port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify Telnet port

configuration.
Related del-ctrlport
Commands add-ctrlport
get-ctrlport

get-ctrlport
Syntax get-ctrlport {ctrlid ctrlid}
Purpose To display SNMP UDP, TCP or Telnet port
Syntax The following table describes get-ctrlport command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes get-ctrlport command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how display port configuration
information.
Related add-ctrlport
del-ctrlport
subnet
This section describes subnet commands.
add-subnet
Syntax add-subnet {type type | innet innet | inmask inmask}
Purpose To add subnet
Syntax The following table describes add-subnet command syntax in
Description detail.

type Assign IP address type.
innet Assign subnet address.
inmask Assign subnet mask.
Usage The following table describes add-subnet command variables.

Guidelines
type IP address type: 1 -CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP
innet Subnet address: A.B.C.D
inmask Subnet mask: A.B.C.D
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add subnet.
Related del-subnet
Commands mod-subnet
get-subnet
del-subnet
Syntax del-subnet {type type}
Purpose To delete subnet
Syntax The following table describes del-subnet command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes del-subnet command variables.

Guidelines
type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete subnet.

Related add-subnet
Commands mod-subnet
get-subnet
mod-subnet
Syntax mod-subnet {type type | innet innet | inmask inmask}
Purpose To modify subnet
Syntax The following table describes mod-subnet command syntax in
Description detail.
Type Assign IP address type.
Innet Assign subnet address.
Inmask Assign subnet mask.
Usage The following table describes mod-subnet command variables.

Guidelines
Type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP
Innet Subnet address: A.B.C.D
Inmask Subnet mask: A.B.C.D
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify subnet.
Related add-subnet
Commands del-subnet
get-subnet
get-subnet
Syntax get-subnet [type type]
Purpose To display the subnet

Syntax The following table describes get-subnet command syntax in

Description detail.
Usage The following table describes get-subnet command variables.

Guidelines
type IP address type. 1 - CONTROL IP, and 2 - MEDIA
IP
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display subnet.
Related add-subnet
Commands del-subnet
mod-subnet
multi-ip
This section describes multi-ip commands.
add-multi-ip
Syntax add-multi-ip {type type | ipaddr ipaddr | submask submask
| ipnum ipnum}
Purpose To add multiple IP addresses
Syntax The following table describes add-multi-ip command syntax in
Description detail.
ipaddr Assign IP address.
submask Assign subnet mask.

ipnum Assign IP address number that the user wants to
create.
Usage The following table describes add-multi-ip command variables.

Guidelines
type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2- MEDIA IP,
and 3 - EXTERN IP
ipaddr IP address: A.B.C.D
submask Subnet Mask: A.B.C.D
ipnum IP address number. Range: 1 ~ 20
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add multiple IP address.
Related del-multi-ip
Commands
del-multi-ip
Syntax del-multi-ip {type type | ipaddr ipaddr | ipnum ipnum}
Purpose To delete multiple IP addresses
Syntax The following table describes del-multi-ip command syntax in
Description detail.
ipnum Assign IP address number that user want to
delete.
Usage The following table describes del-multi-ip command variables.

Guidelines
type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - MEDIA IP, 3
- EXTERN IP
ipnum IP address number. Range: 1 ~ 20

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete multiple IP address.
Related add-multi-ip
Commands
inipaddr
This section describes inipaddr commands.
add-inipaddr
Syntax add-inipaddr {type type | ipaddr ipaddr}
Purpose To add an inner IP address to the pool
Syntax The following table describes add-inipaddr command syntax in
Description detail.
Ipaddr Assign IP address.
Usage The following table describes add-inipaddr command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add an inner IP address to
the pool.
Related del-inipaddr
Commands

del-inipaddr
Syntax del-inipaddr {type type | ipaddr ipaddr}
Purpose To delete an inner IP address from the IP pool
Syntax The following table describes del-inipaddr command syntax in
Description detail.
Ipaddr Assign IP address.
Usage The following table describes del-inipaddr command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete an inner IP address
from the IP pool.
Related add-inipaddr
Commands
exipaddr
This section describes exipaddr commands.
add-exipaddr
Syntax add-exipaddr {type type |ipaddr ipaddr | submask submask}
Purpose To add an external IP address to the pool
Syntax The following table describes add-exipaddr command syntax in
Description detail.

Usage The following table describes add-exipaddr command variables.

Guidelines
type IP address type: 3 - EXTERNAL IP
submask Subnet mask: A.B.C.D
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add an external IP address
to the pool.
Related del-exipaddr
Commands
del-exipaddr
Syntax del-exipaddr {type type | ipaddr ipaddr}
Purpose To delete an external IP address from the pool
Syntax The following table describes del-exipaddr command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes del-exipaddr command variables.

Guidelines
type IP address type: 3 - EXTERNAL IP
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete an external IP
address from the pool.
Related add-exipaddr
Commands

get-ipaddr
Syntax get-ipaddr {type type} [issue issue]
Purpose To show an IP address of a pool, whether it is an idle or in use
Syntax The following table describes get-ipaddr command syntax in
Description detail.
Issue The IP address is used or not.
Usage The following table describes get-ipaddr command variables.

Guidelines
Type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2- MEDIA IP,3 -
EXTERN IP
issue IP address is used or not: 0 - IDLE, 1 - USE
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to show IP address of a pool,
which is idle IP address.
Related None
Commands
multi-mac
This section describes multi-mac commands.
add-multi-mac
Syntax add-multi-mac {macaddr macaddr | macnum macnum}
Purpose To add multiple Mac addresses

Syntax The following table describes add-multi-mac command syntax

Description in detail.
macaddr Assign MAC address.
macnum Assign MAC address number user wants to create.
Usage The following table describes add-multi-mac command variables.

Guidelines
macaddr MAC address: AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF
macnum MAC addresses number. Range: 1 ~ 20
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add multiple MAC address.
Related del-multi-mac
Commands add-macaddr
del-macaddr
get-macaddr
del-multi-mac
Syntax del-multi-mac {macaddr macaddr | macnum macnum}
Purpose To delete multiple MAC addresses
Syntax The following table describes del-multi-mac command syntax
macnum Assign MAC address number user wants to delete.
Usage The following table describes del-multi-mac command variables.

Guidelines
macnum MAC addresses number. Range: 1 ~ 20

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete multiple MAC
addresses.
Related add-multi-mac
del-macaddr
get-macaddr
macaddr
This section describes macaddr commands.
add-macaddr
Syntax add-macaddr {macaddr macaddr}
Purpose To add MAC addresses
Syntax The following table describes add-macaddr command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes add-macaddr command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add MAC address.
Commands del-multi-mac
del-macaddr
get-macaddr

del-macaddr
Syntax del-macaddr {macaddr macaddr}
Purpose To delete MAC addresses
Syntax The following table describes del-macaddr command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes del-macaddr command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete MAC address.
Commands del-multi-mac
get-macaddr
add-macaddr
get-macaddr
Syntax get-macaddr
Purpose To display MAC address information
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display MAC address.

Related del-multi-mac
del-macaddr
add-multi-mac


Chapter 4
MG System Commands
This chapter covers the commands related to MG System.
mg
This section describes mg commands.
add-mg
Syntax add-mg [mgid mgid] [protype protype] [version version]
[encodetp encodetp] [mgport mgport] [translay translay]
[transpro transpro] [domname domname] [mginfo mginfo]
[mgcid1 mgcid1] [mgcid2 mgcid2] [mgcid3 mgcid3] [mgcid4
mgcid] [selfexchange selfexchange] [protectcall protectcall]
Purpose To add media gateway for new MSG system configuration
Syntax The following table describes add-mg command syntax in detail.
Description
mgid Assign media gateway.
protype Assign control protocol type.
version Assign control protocol version.
encodetp Assign protocol encode type.
mgport Assign MG port number.
translay Assign lower transport protocol.
transpro Assign type of transport protocol.
domname Assign domain name.
mginfo Assign MG information to use domain or IP.
mgcid1 Assign controller1 media gateway ID.

selfexchange Assign start self exchange.
protectcall Assign protect call.
Usage The following table describes add-mg command variables.

Guidelines
mgid Media gateway. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 0)
protype Control protocol type: 1 - H.248, 2 - MGCP (default: 1)
version Control protocol version: 1
Protocols encode type: 1 - Text, 2 - Binary. (Default

encodetp
value:1)
mgport MG port number. Range: 1 ~ 65535
Lower transport protocol: 1 - IP, 2 - ATM. Default

translay
value:1
transpro Type of transport protocol: 1 - UDP, 2 - TCP
domname Domain name
MG information: 0 - IP, 1 - Use Domain, 2 - ‘IPS IDLE’

mginfo
and 128 for ‘English Tone’
mgcid1 Controller1 media gateway ID. Range: 1 ~ 12
selfexchange Self exchange: 0 - disable, 1 - enable
protectcall protect call: 0 - disable, 1 - enable
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add media gateway.
Related add-mgcapabili
Commands mod-mgcapabili
mod-mgbaseattr

Chapter 4 MG System Commands
add-mgcapabili
Syntax add-mgcapabili [retranumm reranumm] [resdelay resdelay]
[retranmin retranmin] [pend time pendtime] [pendcount
pendcount] [kprestime kprestime] [tractnum tractnum] [sdpcho
sdpcho] [lkptime lkptime] [trandimax trandimax] [tranidmin
trandimin] [sigtos sigtos] [faxpril1 faxpril1] [faxpril2
faxpril2] [faxpril3 faxpril3] [faxpril4 faxpril4] [2833type
2833type] [ipsthreshold ipsthreshold] [calllimit calllimit]
[congesttime congesttime] [congesttone congesttone]
Purpose To configure capability of media gateway
Syntax The following table describes add-mgcapabili command syntax
mgid Assign media Gateway ID.
tractnum Assign maximum transactions that MG can receive.
sdpcho Assign command type that SDP supports.
retrannum Assign times of retransmit.
resdelay Assign how long does MG wait before it restarts.
retranmin Assign minimum time to retransmit.
lkpttime Assign link check of departure time.
pendtime Assign pending time of transmit transaction.
pendcount Assign pending counts of a transaction request.
kprestime Assign reserved time of response to MGC.
tranidmax Assign maximum value of transaction ID.
tranidmin Assign minimum value of transaction ID.
sigtos Assign signal ToS value.
faxpri1 Assign fax ability priority 1.
2833type Assign 2833 type.
ipsthreshold Assign IPS threshold value warning.
calllimit Assign call limit.
congesttime Assign congestion time.
congesttone Assign congestion tone.

Usage The following table describes add-mgcapabili command

Guidelines variables.
mgid Media gateway ID. Range: 1 ~3
tractnum Transaction time. Range: 5000 ~ 7000 (default:

6000)
sdpcho SD value. Range: 0 ~ 64 (default: 63)
retrannum Re-transmission number. Range: 3 ~ 10 (default: 5)
resdelay Mg delay time. Range: 10 ~ 600 (default: 20)
retranmin Minimum time to retransmit. Range: 2 ~ 600

(Default: 4)
lkpttime Link check of departure. Range: 20 ~ 300 (default:

70)
pendtime Pending time. Range: 2 ~ 8 (default: 4)
pendcount Pending count. Range: 20 ~ 40 (default: 30)
kprestime Reserved time. Range: 10 ~ 30 (default: 12)
tranidmax Maximum value of transaction ID Range: 0 ~

4294967295 (default: 80000)
tranidmin Minimum transaction ID. Range: 0 ~ 60000 (default:

0)
sigtos Signal ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
faxpri1 Fax priority 1: 1 - VBD, 2 - T38
2833type 2833 type. Range: 1 - 2833, 2 - RTP
ipsthreshold IP threshold value. Range: 1 ~ 100
calllimit Call limit: O ~ disable, 1 ~ enable
congesttime Congestion time. Range: 10 ~ 20 (default: 10 s)
congesttone Congestion tone: 0
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add media gateway
capability.

Related mod-mgcapabili
Commands get-mgcapabili
mod-mgbaseattr
Syntax add-mgbaseattr [mgid mgid] [protype protype] [version
version] [encodetp encodetp] [mgport mgport] [translay
translay] [transpro transpro] [domname domname] [mginfo
mginfo] [mgcid1 mgcid1] [mgcid2 mgcid2] [mgcid3 mgcid3]
[mgcid4 mgcid] [selfexchange selfexchange] [protectcall
protectcall]
Purpose To configure the basic attribute of MG
Syntax The following table describes mod-mgbasettr command syntax
mgid Assign media gateway.
protype Assign control protocol type.
version Assign control protocol version.
encodetp Assign protocol encode type.
mgport Assign MG port number.
translay Assign lower transport protocol.
transpro Assign type of transport protocol.
domname Assign domain name.
mginfo Assign MG information to use domain or IP.
selfexchange Assign start self exchange.
protectcall Assign protect call.
Usage The following table describes mod-mgbaseattr command

mgid Media gateway. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 0)
protype Control protocol type: 1 - H.248, 2 - MGCP (default: 1)
version Control protocol version: 1

Protocols encode type: 1 - Text, 2 - Binary. Default
encodetp
value:1
mgport MG port number. Range: 1 ~ 65535
Lower transport protocol: 1 - IP, 2 - ATM. Default

translay
value:1
transpro Type of transport protocol: 1 - UDP, 2 - TCP
domname Domain name
MG information: 0 - IP, 1 - Use Domain, 2 - ‘IPS IDLE

mginfo
and 128 for ‘English Tone’
selfexchange Self exchange: 0 - disable, 1 - enable
protectcall protect call: 0 - disable, 1 - enable
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to configure the basic
attribute of MG.
Related add-mg
Commands
mod-mgcapabili
Syntax mod-mgcapabili [retranumm reranumm] [resdelay resdelay]
[retranmin retranmin] [pend time pendtime] [pendcount
pendcount] [kprestime kprestime] [tractnum tractnum] [sdpcho
sdpcho] [lkptime lkptime] [trandimax trandimax] [tranidmin
trandimin] [sigtos sigtos] [faxpril1 faxpril1] [faxpril2
faxpril2] [faxpril3 faxpril3] [faxpril4 faxpril4] [2833type
2833type] [ipsthreshold ipsthreshold] [calllimit calllimit]
[congesttime congesttime] [congesttone congesttone]
Purpose To modify capability of media gateway
Syntax The following table describes mod-mgcapabili command syntax

tractnum Assign maximum transactions that MG can receive.
sdpcho Assign command type that SDP supports.
retrannum Assign times of retransmit.
resdelay Assign how long does MG wait before it restarts.
retranmin Assign minimum time to retransmit.
lkpttime Assign link check of departure time.
pendtime Assign pending time of transmit transaction.
pendcount Assign pending counts of a transaction request.
kprestime Assign reserved time of response to MGC.
tranidmax Assign maximum value of transaction ID.
tranidmin Assign minimum value of transaction ID.
sigtos Assign signal ToS value.
2833type Assign 2833 type.
ipsthreshold Assign IPS threshold value warning.
calllimit Assign call limit.
congesttime Assign congestion time.
congesttone Assign congestion tone.
Usage The following table describes mod-mgcapabili command

mgid Media gateway ID. Range: 1 ~3
tractnum Transaction time. Range: 5000 ~ 7000 (default:

6000)
sdpcho SD value. Range: 0 ~ 64 (default: 63)
retrannum Re-transmission number. Range: 3 ~ 10 (default: 5)
resdelay Mg delay time. Range: 10 ~ 600 (default: 20)
retranmin Minimum time to retransmit. Range: 2 ~ 600

(Default: 4)
lkpttime Link check of departure. Range: 20 ~ 300 (default:

70)

pendtime Pending time. Range: 2 ~ 8. (default: 4)
pendcount Pending count. Range: 20 ~ 40 (default: 30)
kprestime Reserved time. Range: 10 ~ 30 (default: 12)
tranidmax Maximum value of transaction ID Range: 0 ~

4294967295 (default: 80000)
tranidmin Minimum transaction ID. Range: 0 ~ 60000 (default:

0)
sigtos Signal ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
2833type 2833 type. Range: 1 - 2833, 2 - RTP
ipsthreshold IP threshold value. Range: 1 ~ 100
Calllimit Call limit: O ~ disable, 1 ~ enable
Congesttime Congestion time. Range: 10 ~ 20 (default: 10 s)
congesttone Congestion tone: 0
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify media gateway
capability.
Commands get-mgcapabili
mod-mgmediatos
Syntax mod-mgmediatos [pmvoiceTos pmvoiceTos] [pmfaxTos pmfaxTos]
[pmmodTos pmmodTos] [pmdataTos pmdataTos] [imvoiceTos
imvoiceTos] [immodemTos immodemTos] [imdataTos imdataTos]
Purpose To configure the Type of Service (ToS) of Media Gateway
Syntax The following table describes mod-mgmediatos command syntax

pmvoiceTos Assign PSTN media voice ToS value.
pmfaxTos Assign PSTN media fax ToS value.
pmmodTos Assign PSTN media modem ToS value.
pmdataTos Assign PSTN media data ToS value.
imvoiceTos Assign ISDN media voice ToS value.
immodemTos Assign ISDN media modem ToS value.
imdataTos Assign ISDN media data ToS value.
Usage The following table describes mod-mgmediatos command

pmvoiceTos Voice ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
pmfaxTos Fax ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
pmmodTos Modem ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
pmdataTos Data ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
imvoiceTos ISDN ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
immodemTos ISDN ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
imdataTos Voice ToS value. Range: 0 ~ 7
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify ToS of media
Gateway.
Related get-mgmediatos
Commands
get-mgbaseattr
Syntax get-mgbaseattr [mgid mgid]
Purpose To configure the media tos of MG
Syntax The following table describes get-mgbaseattr command syntax
mgid Assign Media gateway ID.

Usage The following table describes get-mgbaseattr command

mgid Media gateway ID. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display media gateway
information.
Related mod-mgbaseattr
Commands
get-mgcapabili
Syntax get-mgcapabili [mgid mgid]
Purpose To get the capability of media gateway
Syntax The following table describes get-mgcapabili command syntax
mgid Assign media gateway ID.
Usage The following table describes get-mgcapabili command


Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to get capability of media
gateway.
Commands mod-mgcapabili
mod-mgip
Syntax mod-mgip {oldip oldip | newip newip} [newmask newmask]
Purpose To modify Media Gateway IP address
Syntax The following table describes mod-mgip command syntax in
Description detail.

oldip Assign old gateway IP address.
newip Assign new gateway IP address.
newmask Assign new Subnet mask.
Usage The following table describes mod-mgip command variables.

Guidelines
oldip OLD gateway IP address: A.B.C.D
newip New gateway IP address: A.B.C.D
newmask New subnet mask: A.B.C.D
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify Media Gateway IP
address.
Related get-ipaddr
Commands
get-mgmediatos
Syntax get-mgmediatos
Purpose To get the media Type of Service (ToS) of media gateway
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display ToS of media
gateway information.

Related add-mgmediatos
Commands mod-mgmediatos
mgc
This section describes mgc commands.
add-mgc
Syntax add-mgc {mgcid mgcid} [mgctype mgctype] [mgcip mgcip]
[mgcport mgcport] [domname domname] [mgcinfo mgcinfo]
[md5info md5info]
Purpose To add media gateway controller
Syntax The following table describes add-mgc command syntax in detail.
Description
mgcid Assign media gateway controller ID.
mgctype Assign media gateway controller.
mgcip Assign MGC IP address.
mgcport Assign MGC port.
domname Assign MGC domain name.
mgcinfo Assign MGC information to use domain or IP.
md5info Assign md5 profile ID.
Usage The following table describes add-mgc command variables.

Guidelines
mgcid Media gateway controller ID. Range: 1 ~12
mgctype Media gateway controller: 1 - ZTE, 2 - HW, 3 -

CISCO, 4 - ALCATEL, 5 - NORTEL (MGCP), 6 -

NORTEL (H.248)
mgcip MGC IP address: A.B.C.D
mgcport MGC port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
domname Domain name
mgcinfo MGC information: String
md5info Md5 profile ID. Range: 0 ~ 10; 0 - disable
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add media gateway
controller.
Related del-mgc
Commands mod-mgc
get-mgc
del-mgc
Syntax del-mgc {mgcid mgcid}
Purpose To delete a media gateway controller
Syntax The following table describes del-mgc command syntax in detail.
Description
Usage The following table describes del-mgc command variables.

Guidelines
mgcid Media gateway controller ID. Range: 1 ~ 12
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete media gateway
controller.
Related add-mgc
Commands add-mg

mod-mgc
get-mgc
mod-mgc
Syntax mod-mgc {mgcid mgcid} [mgctype mgctype] [mgcip mgcip]
[mgcport mgcport] [domname domname] [mgcinfo mgcinfo]
[md5info md5info]
Purpose To modify media gateway controller
Syntax The following table describes mod-mgc command syntax in detail.
Description
mgctype Assign media gateway controller.
mgcip Assign MGC IP address.
mgcport Assign MGC port.
domname Assign MGC domain name.
mgcinfo Assign MGC information to use domain or IP.
md5info Assign md5 profile ID.
Usage The following table describes mod-mgc command variables.

Guidelines
mgcid Media gateway controller ID. Range: 1 ~12
mgctype Media gateway controller: 1 - ZTE, 2 - HW, 3 -

CISCO, 4 - ALCATEL, 5 - NORTEL (MGCP), 6 -
NORTEL (H.248)
mgcip MGC IP address: A.B.C.D
mgcport MGC port number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
domname Domain name
mgcinfo MGC information: String
md5info Md5 profile ID. Range: 0 ~ 10; 0 - disable
Mode MSAG(ag)#
controller.

Related del-mgc
Commands add-mgc
get-mgc
get-mgc
Syntax get-mgc {mgcid mgcid}
Purpose To display the Media gateway controller information
Syntax The following table describes get-mgc command syntax in detail.
Description
Usage The following table describes get-mgc command variables.

Guidelines
mgcid Media gateway controller ID. Range: 1 ~ 12
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display media gateway
controller information.
Related del-mgc
Commands add-mgc
mod-mgc
mgcattr
This section describes mgcattr commands.

add-mgcattr
Syntax add-mgcattr {mgctype mgctype | descript descript |
maxtransinpkg maxtransinpkg | userabnormalrpt userabnormalrpt
| queryuserstatus queryuserstatus | heartbeat heartbeat | dmlong
dmlong | dmshort dmshort |dmstart dmstart}
Purpose To add media gateway attributes
Syntax The following table describes add-mgcattr command syntax in
Description detail. All the parameters are required.
mgctype Assign MGC Type.
descript Assign MGC description.
maxtransinpkg Assign transaction number in one package.
userabnormalrpt Assign user abnormal report to SS.
queryuserstatus Assign user query status or no user query
status to SS.
heartbeat Assign heart interval to SS.
dmlong Assign dial long timer (L).
dmshort Assign dial short timer (S).
dmstart Assign dirst dial timer (T).
Usage The following table describes add-mgcattr command variables.

Guidelines
mgctype MGC type. Range: 1 ~ 255
descript MGC descriptive String value
maxtransinpkg Max transaction number. Range: 1 ~ 3
userabnormalrpt User abnormal report. 1 - abnormal user, 2 -

no support
queryuserstatus User query status. 1 - State query, 0 - no

user state query
heartbeat Heart interval. Range: 1 ~ 65535
dmlong Dial long timer. Range: 0 ~ 50
dmshort Dial short timer. Range: 0 ~ 50
dmstart First dial timer. Range: 0 ~ 50
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example

The following example shows how to add media gateway

attributes.
Related del-mgcattr
Commands mod-mgcattr
mod-mgcattr
Syntax mod-mgcattr {mgctype mgctype} [descript descript]
[maxtransinpkg maxtransinpkg] [userabnormalrpt
userabnormalrpt] [queryuserstatus queryuserstatus] [heartbeat
heartbeat] [dmlong dmlong] [dmshort dmshort] [dmstart dmstart]
Purpose To modify media gateway controller attributes
Syntax The following table describes mod-mgcattr command syntax in
Description detail.
mgctype Assign MGC Type.
descript Assign MGC description.
maxtransinpkg Assign transaction number in one package.
userabnormalrpt Assign user abnormal report to SS.
queryuserstatus Assign user query status or no user query
status to SS.
heartbeat Assign heart interval to SS.
dmlong Assign dial long timer(L).
dmshort Assign dial short timer(S).
dmstart Assign first dial timer(T).
Usage The following table describes mod-mgcattr command variables.

Guidelines
mgctype MGC type. Range: 1 ~ 255.
descript MGC descriptive String value
maxtransinpkg Max transaction number. Range: 1 ~ 3.
userabnormalrpt User abnormal report. 1 - abnormal user, 2 -

no support
queryuserstatus User query status. 1 - State query, 0 - no

user state query

heartbeat Heart interval. Range: 1 ~ 65535
dmlong Dial long timer. Range: 0 ~ 50
dmshort Dial short timer. Range: 0 ~ 50
dmstart First dial timer. Range: 0 ~ 50
Mode MSAG(ag)#
controller attributes.
Related del-mgcattr
Commands add-mgcattr
get-allmgcattr
Syntax get-allmgcattr
Purpose To display all media gateway attributes
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display gateway attributes.

Related del-mgcattr
add-mgcattr
del-mgcattr
Syntax del-mgcattr {mgctype mgctype}
Purpose To delete media gateway attributes
Syntax The following table describes del-mgcattr command syntax in
Description detail. All the parameters are required.
mgctype Assign MGC type.
Usage The following table describes del-mgcattr command variables.

Guidelines
mgctype Assign MGC type. Range: 1 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete media gateway
attributes.
Related add-mgcattr

Chapter 5
System Configuration
Commands
This chapter covers the commands related to System

configuration.
rack
This section describes rack commands.
add-rack
Syntax add-rack {rack rack | type type}
Purpose To add rack and rack type
Syntax The following table describes add-rack command syntax in
Description detail.
rack Assign rack.
type Assign rack type.
Usage The following table describes add-rack command variables.

Guidelines
rack Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3
type Rack type: 1 - CONTROL RACK, 2 - EX_19INCH

RACK, 3 - ONU100, 4 - OUT50C, 5 - OUT50D, 6 -
EX_23INCH RACK

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add rack.
Related del-rack
Commands get-rackinfo
get-allrackinfo
del-rack
Syntax del-rack {rack rack}
Purpose To delete rack
Syntax The following table describes del-rack command syntax in
Description detail.
rack Assign rack.
Usage The following table describes del-rack command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete rack.
Related add-rack
Commands get-rackinfo
get-allrackinfo
get-rackinfo
Syntax get-rackinfo [rack rack]
Purpose To display rack information
Syntax The following table describes get-rackinfo command syntax in
Description detail.

Chapter 5 System Configuration Commands
rack Assign rack.
Usage The following table describes get-rackinfo command variables.

Guidelines
rack Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display rack information.
Related del-rack
Commands add-racks
get-allrackinfo
get-allrackinfo
Syntax get-allrackinfo
Purpose To display all racks information
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to get all racks information.

Related del-rack
Commands add-racks
get-rackinfo
shelf
This section describes shelf commands.
add-shelf
Syntax add-shelf [rack rack] {physhf physhf | type type}
Purpose To add shelf
Syntax The following table describes add-shelf command syntax in
Description detail.
rack Assign rack number.
physhf Assign shelf.
type Assign shelf type.
Usage The following table describes add-shelf command variables.

Guidelines
physhf Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4 (default: 0)
type Shelf type: 5 - MSAG EXSHELF, 6 - MSAG

CTLSHELF, 8 - ONU100, 9 - OUT50C, 10 -
OUT50D, 11 - MBSL_CTL, 12 - MBSL_EX, 13 -
TPU_EX, 14 - PP_EX, 15 - DOUBLEPP_EX
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add shelf.
Related del-shelf
Commands get-shelfinfo
get-allshelfinfo

del-shelf
Syntax del-shelf [rack rack] {shelf shelf}
Purpose To delete shelf
Syntax The following table describes del-shelf command syntax in
Description detail.
shelf Assign shelf.
Usage The following table describes del-shelf command variables.

Guidelines
shelf Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4 (default: 0)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete shelf.
Related add-shelf
Commands get-shelfinfo
get-allshelfinfo
get-shelfinfo
Syntax get-shelfinfo [rack rack] [shelf shelf]
Purpose To display shelf information.
Syntax The following table describes get-shelfinfo command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
Usage The following table describes get-shelfinfo command variables.

Guidelines

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display shelf information.
Related add-shelf
Commands del-shelf
get-allshelfinfo
get-allshelfinfo
Syntax get-allshelfinfo
Purpose To display all shelves information
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display all shelves
information.

Related add-shelf
Commands del-shelf
get-shelfinfo
board
This section describes board commands.
get-allcfgboard
Syntax get-allcfgboard [rack rack] [shelf shelf]
Purpose To show all the cards those exist
Syntax The following table describes get-allcfgboard command
Description syntax in detail.
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
Usage The following table describes get-allcfgboard command

shelf Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4 (all shelves are

default shelves)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how show all the cards that exist.
Related get-boardinfo
Commands

get-boardinfo
Syntax get-allboardinfo [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To show the specified card information
Syntax The following table describes get-boardinfo command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes get-boardinfo command variables.

Guidelines
slot Slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17.
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example
The following example shows how to show the specified card
information.
Related get-boardinfo
Commands
add-board-mics
Syntax add-board-mics [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot | type
type}
Purpose To add ICS card for master shelf
Syntax The following table describes add-board-mics command syntax

rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
type Specify card type.
Usage The following table describes add-board-mics command

slot Slot number: 9/10; 5 - ONU100, 7/8 - OUT50C,

5/6 - OUT50D
type Card type: 1 - ICS, 2 - GISS, 3 - GIS, 4 - EICS
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add main ICS card for
master shelf.
Related del-board-mics
Commands
del-board-mics
Syntax del-board-mics [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete ICS card on master shelf
Syntax The following table describes del-board-mics command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes del-board-mics command


shelf Shelf number. Default value: 0
slot Slot number: 9/10; 5 - ONU100, 7/8 - OUT50C,

5/6 -OUT50D
type Card type: 1 - ICS, 2 - GISS, 3 - GIS, 4 - EICS
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete ICS card on master
shelf.
Related add-board-mics
Commands
add-board-mpr
Syntax add-board-mpr [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add MPR card for master shelf
Syntax The following table describes add-board-mpr command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign sot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-mpr command

slot Slot number: 8/11/12; 6 - OUT100, 9 - OUT50c,

7/8 - OUT50d
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add MPR card.

Related add-board-mprb
Commands del-board-mpr
del-board-mprb
del-board-mpr
Syntax del-board-mpr [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete MPR card
Syntax The following table describes del-board-mpr command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-mpr command


7/8 - OUT50d
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete MPR card.
Related add-board-mpr
Commands add-board-mprb
del-board-mprb

add-board-mprb
Syntax add-board-mprb [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add MPRB card for master shelf
Syntax The following table describes del-board-mprb command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-mprb command


7/8 - OUT50d
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add MPRB card.
del-board-mprb
del-board-mprb
Syntax del-board-mprb [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete MPRB card
Syntax The following table describes del-board-mprb command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.

slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-mprb command


7/8 - OUT50d
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete MPRB card.
add-board-sics
Syntax add-board-sics {rack rack | shelf shelf | slot slot | type
type | hw1 hw1} [node node]
Purpose To add slave shelf ICS card
Syntax The following table describes add-board-sics command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slave shelf ICS slot.
hw1 Assign highway number.
Node Assign node number.
Usage The following table describes add-board-sics command


slot Slot number: 9/10; 13 - pp, 12/14 - double pp
type Card type: 1 - ICS, 2 - GIS, 3 - TPU, 4 - PP, 5 -

GISE, 6 - EICS
hw1 Highway number. Range: 8 ~ 11
node Node number: 1/2 - pp
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add slave shelf ICS card.
Related del-board-sics
Commands
del-board-sics
Syntax del-board-sics {rack rack |shelf shelf | slot slot}
Purpose To delete ICS card on slave shelf
Syntax The following table describes del-board-sics command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Slave shelf ICS slot.
Usage The following table describes del-board-sics command

slot Slot number: 9/10; 13 - pp, 12/14 - double pp
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example

The following example shows how to delete ICS card on slave

shelf.
Related add-board-sics
Commands
add-board-slc
Syntax add-board-slc [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot | type
type}
Purpose To add a subscriber card
Syntax The following table describes add-board-slc command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Slot number.
Usage The following table describes add-board-slc command variables.

Guidelines
slot Slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17
type Card type: 6 - ADL, 11 – DLCC(VoIP), 12 - ETI, 13

- VDL, 14 - ATI, 17 - SDL, 18 - ILCA, 19 - ILCB, 20
– ADL+, 21 – DLCC(V5), 24 – ILC+, 26 - ALC, 27 -
RALC, 28 - ETC, 29 - GETC, 30 - GADLA, 31 -
GADLB, 32 - GADLC, 33 - GADLA2, 34 - GADLC2,
35 – EPOL, 36 - FLC, 37 - SLC, 38 - GVDL, 39 -
GSDLC, 25 - HDB, 40 - AUDB, 41 - HSB, 42 -
DLCA, 43 - DIBA, 44 – DIBB
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add subscriber card.

Related del-board-slc
Commands get-board-slc
get-board-slc
Syntax get-board-slc [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To display subscriber card information
Syntax The following table describes get-board-slc command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-slc command variables.

Guidelines
Variables Description
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to get subscriber card
information
Related del-board-slc
Commands add-board-slc
del-board-slc
Syntax del-board-slc [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete subscriber card

Syntax The following table describes del-board-slc command syntax

rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Slot number.
Usage The following table describes del-board-slc command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete subscriber card.
Related get‐board‐slc
Commands
add‐board‐slc
add-board-tslc
Syntax add-board-tslc {rack rack | shelf shelf | slot slot}
Purpose To add a TSLC card
Syntax The following table describes add-board-tslc command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-tslc command


shelf Shelf number: 0
slot Slot number: 17; 7 - ONU100, 10 - OUT50C
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add TSLC card.
Related del-board-tslc
Commands
del-board-tslc
Syntax del-board-tslc [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete TSLC card
Syntax The following table describes del-board-tslc command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes del-board-tslc command

shelf Shelf number: 0
slot Slot number: 17; 7 - ONU100, 10 - OUT50C
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete TSLC card.
Related get-board-tslc
Commands add-board-tslc

add-board-pwr
Syntax add-board-pwr [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add power card
Syntax The following table describes add-board-pwr command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-pwr command variables.

Guidelines
slot Slot number: 1
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add power card.
Related del-board-pwr
Commands
del-board-pwr
Syntax del-board-pwr [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete power card
Syntax The following table describes del-board-pwr command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Usage The following table describes del-board-pwr command

slot Slot number: 1
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete power card.
Related add-board-pwr
Commands
get-shelfboard
Syntax get-shelfboard [rack rack] [shelf shelf]
Purpose To get board information by rack and shelf
Syntax The following table describes get-shelfboard command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
Usage The following table describes get-shelfboard command

shelf Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how get board information by rack
and shelf.

Related get-shelfinfo
Commands
add-board-tsld
Syntax add-board-tsld {rack rack | shelf shelf | slot slot}
Purpose To add a TSLD card
Syntax The following table describes add-board-tsld command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-tsld command


Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add TSLD card.
Related del-board-tsld
Commands
del-board-tsld
Syntax del-board-tsld [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete TSLD card
Syntax The following table describes del-board-tsld command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes del-board-tsld command

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete TSLD card.
Related add-board-tsld
Commands

add-board-pwr2
Syntax add-board-pwr2 [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add power 2 card
Syntax The following table describes add-board-pwr2 command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-pwr2 command

slot Slot number: 17
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add power card.
Related del-board-pwr2
Commands
del-board-pwr2
Syntax del-board-pwr2 [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete power card on the right side
Syntax The following table describes del-board-pwr2 command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Usage The following table describes del-board-pwr2 command

slot Slot number: 17
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete power card on the
right side.
Related add-board-pwr2
Commands
add-board-scard
Syntax add-board-scard [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot | scard
scard}
Purpose To add sub-card
Syntax The following table describes add-board-scard command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
scard Assign sub-card.
Usage The following table describes add-board-scard command

scard Sub-card number: 1 or 2 (default: 1)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add sub-card.

Related del-board-scard
Commands
del-board-scard
Syntax del-board-scard [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot | scard
scard}
Purpose To delete sub-card
Syntax The following table describes del-board-scard command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
scard Assign sub-card.
Usage The following table describes del-board-scard command

scard Sub-card number: 1/2 (default: 1)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete sub-card.
Related add-board-scard
Commands

add-board-pnp
Syntax add-board-pnp [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add PNP card
Syntax The following table describes add-board-pnp command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes add-board-pnp command

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add PNP card.
Related None
Commands
add-board-epc
Syntax add-board-epc [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add EPC card for master shelf
Syntax The following table describes add-board-epc command syntax
rack Rack number, default: 1
shelf Shelf number, default: 0
slot EPC card slot

Usage The following table describes add-board-epc command

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add EPC card.
Related del-board-epc
Commands
del-board-epc
Syntax del-board-epc [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete EPC card
Syntax The following table describes del-board-epc command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes del-board-epc command

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete EPC card.

Related add-board-epc
Commands
get-boardipinfo
Syntax get-boardipinfo [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To display the IP information of the specified card
Syntax The following table describes get-boardipinfo command
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes get-boardipinfo command

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to show the IP information of
the specified card
Related mod-ipaddr-mpr
Commands

get-boardmacinfo
Syntax get-boardmacinfo [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To show the MAC address of the specified card
Syntax The following table describes get-boardmacinfo command
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes get-boardmacinfo command

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to show the MAC address of
the specified card.
Related None
Commands
ipaddr
This section describes ipaddr commands.
mod-ipaddr-mpr
Syntax mod-ipaddr-mpr [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot |
phyport phyport | type type | ip ip}

Purpose To modify the IP address of MPR

Syntax The following table describes mod-ipaddr-mpr command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
phyport Assign physical port of MPR.
ip Assign IP address, such as 192.1.1.222.
Usage The following table describes mod-ipaddr-mpr command

rack Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default is 1)
slot Slot number: 11/12
phyport Physical port. Range: 0
ip IP address: A.B.C.D
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify the IP address of
MPR
Related get-boardipinfo
Commands
del-ipaddr-mpr
Syntax del-ipaddr-mpr [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot | phyport
phyport | type type}
Purpose To delete the IP address of MPR
Syntax The following table describes del-ipaddr-mpr command syntax

rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
Usage The following table describes del-ipaddr-mpr command


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phyport Physical port is 0 ~ 3.
type IP address type, 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 for MEDIA IP
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete the IP address of
MPR
Related mod-ipaddr-mpr
Commands
mod-ipaddr-ics
Syntax mod-ipaddr-ics [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot |
phyport phyport] | type type | ip ip}
Purpose To modify the ip address of ICS card
Syntax The following table describes mod-ipaddr-mpr command
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
phyport Assign physical port of ICS.
ip Assign IP address.

Usage The following table describes mod-ipaddr-ics command

phyport Physical port: 0.
ip IP address: A.B.C.D
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify the IP address of
ICS card.
Related del-ipaddr-ics
Commands
del-ipaddr-ics
Syntax del-ipaddr-ics [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot |
phyport phyport | type type}
Purpose To delete the IP address of ICS
Syntax The following table describes del-ipaddr-ics command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
phyport Assign physical port.
Usage The following table describes del-ipaddr-ics command


phyport Physical port: 0.
type IP address type: 1 - CONTROL IP, 2 - ‘MEDIA IP’
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete the IP address of
ICS.
Related mod-ipaddr-ics
Commands
macaddr
This section describes macaddr commands.
mod-macaddr-ics
Syntax mod-macaddr-ics [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot |
phyport phyport |mac mac}
Purpose To modify the MAC address of ICS card
Syntax The following table describes mod-macaddr-ics command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
phyport Assign the physical port of ICS.
mac Assign MAC address.
Usage The following table describes mod-macaddr-ics command


phyport Physical port: 0
mac MAC address
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify the MAC address of
ICS card.
Related del-macaddr-ics
Commands
mod-macaddr-mpr
Syntax mod-macaddr-mpr [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot |
phyport phyport | mac mac}
Purpose To modify the MAC address of MPR card
Syntax The following table describes mod-macaddr-mpr command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
mac Assign new MAC address.
Usage The following table describes mod-macaddr-mpr command

phyport Physical port of MPR: 0/1
mac MAC address AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example

The following example shows how to modify the MAC address of

MPR card.
Related get-boardmacinfo
Commands del-macaddr-mpr
exip
This section describes exip commands.
mod-exip-cnic
Syntax mod-exip-cnic [rack rack] [shelf shelf] {slot slot |phyport
phyport | ipno ipno | type type |ip ip}
Purpose To modify external IP address of CNIC on ICS card
Syntax The following table describes mod-exip-cnic command syntax
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
phyport Assign physical port of ICS.
ipno Assign IP number of physical port.
ip Assign external IP address.
Usage The following table describes mod-exip-cnic command variables.

Guidelines
ipno IP number of physical port range: 2 ~ 7
type IP address type: 3

ip External IP address A.B.C.D
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify external ip address
of CNIC on ICS card.
Related del-exip-cnic
Commands
del-exip-cnic
Syntax del-exip-cnic [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | phyport
physlot | ipno ipno | type type}
Purpose To delete extern IP address of ICS card
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
ipno Assign IP sequence.

Guidelines
phyport Physical port value: 5

ipno IP sequence number. Range: 2 ~ 7
type IP address type (it is external IP address): 3
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-exip-cnic command.

Related add-exip-cnic
Commands
voip
This section describes voip commands.
add-voip-interface
Syntax add-voip-interface [mgid mgid | type type] {ipaddr ipaddr |
submask submask}
Purpose To add the VOIP interface
Description
type Select IP address type.

Guidelines
mgid Media gateway ID. Range: 1 ~ 3
type IP address type: Media IP, value :1
submask Subnet mask value
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-voip-interface command.
Related del-voip-interface
Commands

del-voip-interface
Syntax del-voip-interface [mgid mgid | type type] {ipaddr ipaddr
| submask submask}
Purpose To delete the VOIP interface
Description
type Select media IP address type.

Guidelines
type IP address type, Media IP, value: 1
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-voip-interface command.
Related add-voip-route
Commands get-voip-ipaddr
add-voip-route
Syntax add-voip-route [mgid mgid | type type | netaddr netaddr |
submask submask] {nexthop nexthop}
Purpose To add the VOIP route
Description
type Route type.

netaddr Assign IP address.
nexthop Assign next hop IP address.

Guidelines
type Route type: Media route, value: 1
netaddr IP address value

nexthop Next hop IP address value
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-voip-route command.
Related del-voip-route
Commands get-voip-ipaddr
del-voip-route
Syntax del-voip-route [mgid mgid | type type | netaddr netaddr |
submask submask] {nexthop nexthop}
Purpose To delete the VOIP route
Description
type Route type.
netaddr Assign IP address.

Guidelines

type Route type: Media route, value: 1
netaddr IP address value

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-voip-route command.
Related add-voip-interface
Commands add-voip-route
get-voip-ipaddr
get-voip-ipaddr
Syntax get-voip-ipaddr
Purpose To get the VOIP IP address
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-voip-ipaddr command.
Related add-voip-route
Commands del-voip-route

as
This section describes as commands.
add-as
Syntax add-as {asid asid} [mode mode | modeval modeval | protocol
protocol]
Purpose To add an as
Description
asid Assign ID of as.
mode Set working mode.
modeval Assign N+K value.
protocol Select type of protocol.

Guidelines
asid As ID. Range: 1 ~ 12
mode Mode 1: master-shelf (default)

Mode 2: share
Mode 3: broadcast
modeval Mode value (N stands for the higher 4 bits and K for
lower 4 bits). Range: 0 ~ 255 (default: 1+0)
protocol Type of protocol: 1 - M3UA, 2 - M2UA, 3 - M2PA, 4
- SUA, 5 - IUA (default)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-as command.
Related del-as
Commands mod-as
get-as

del-as
Syntax del-as {asid asid}
Purpose To delete an as, must not be in asap
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-as command.
Related add-as
Commands mod-as
get-as
mod-as
Syntax mod-as {asid asid} [mode mode | modeval modeval | protocol
protocol]
Purpose To configure the as attribute
Description
mode Set working mode.
modeval Assign N+K value.
protocol Select type of protocol.

Guidelines

mode Mode 1: master-shelf (default)

Mode 2: share
Mode 3: broadcast
modeval Mode value. Range: 0 ~ 255 (default: 1 + 0)
protocol Type of protocol: 1 - M3UA, 2 - M2UA, 3 - M2PA, 4

- SUA, 5 - IUA (default)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-as command.
Related add-as
Commands del-as
get-as
get-as
Syntax get-as [asid asid]
Purpose To get an as attribute
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-as command.
Related add-as
Commands del-as
mod-as

asp
This section describes asp commands.
add-asp
Syntax add-asp {aspid aspid | desport desport | locport locport |
downprot downprot | destip destip} [instream instream |
outstream outstream]
Purpose To add an asp
Description
aspid Assign ID of asp.
desport Assign destination port.
locport Assign local port.
downport Assign down protocol.
destip Assign destination IP address.
instream Assign instream.
outstream Assign outstream.

Guidelines
aspid Asp ID. Range: 1 ~ 128
desport Destination port. Range: 0 ~ 65535
locport Local port. Range: 0 ~ 65535
downport Down port. Range: 1 - UDP, 2 - IP
destip Destination IP address value
instream Instream value. Range: 0 ~ 16
outstream Outstream value. Range: 0 ~ 16
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-asp command.

Related del-asp
Commands mod-asp
get-asp
del-asp
Syntax del-asp {aspid aspid}
Purpose To delete an asp
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-asp command.
Related add-asp
Commands mod-asp
get-asp
mod-asp
Syntax mod-asp {aspid aspid} [downprot downprot | instream
instream | outstream outstream]
Purpose To modify an asp
Description
downport Assign down protocol.
instream Assign instream.
outstream Assign outstream.


Guidelines
downport Down port. Range: 1 - UDP, 2 - IP
instream Instream value. Range: 0 ~ 16
outstream Outstream value. Range: 0 ~ 16
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-asp command.
Related add-asp
Commands del-asp
get-asp
get-asp
Syntax get-asp [aspid aspid]
Purpose To get an asp attribute
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-asp command.
Related add-asp
Commands del-asp
mod-asp

asasp
This section describes asasp commands.
add-asasp
Syntax add-asasp {aspid aspid | asid asid}
Purpose To add the relation as-asasp
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-asasp command.
Related del-asasp
Commands get-asasp
del-asasp
Syntax del-asasp {aspid aspid | asid asid}
Purpose To delete the relation as-asp
Description
aspid Assign ID of asp
asid Assign ID of as


Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-asasp command.
Related add-asasp
Commands get-asasp
get-asasp
Syntax get-asasp [aspid aspid | asid asid]
Purpose To get the relation as-asp
Description
aspid Assign ID of asp
asid Assign ID of as

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-asasp command.
Related add-asasp
Commands del-asasp

Chapter 6
Service Configuration
Commands
This chapter covers the commands related to Service

configuration commands.
isdnbra
This section describes isdnbra commands.
add-isdnbra
Syntax add-isdnbra [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | index
index | ipaddr ipaddr | portbase portbase} [maxframe maxframe]
Purpose To add the ISDN link
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
index Assign index.
portbase Assign media port base.
maxframe Assign max HDLC frame length.

Guidelines

index Index number. Range: 0 ~ 7
portbase Media port base number (must be divided exactly

by 32). Range: 5600 ~ 5840
maxframe Max HDLC frame length value. Range: 1 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-isdnbra command.
Related del-isdnbra
Commands get-isdnbra
del-isdnbra
Syntax del-isdnbra [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | index
index}
Purpose To delete the ISDN link
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
index Assign index.

Guidelines

Chapter 6 Service Configuration Commands
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-isdnbra command.
Related add-isdnbra
Commands get-isdnbra
get-isdnbra
Syntax get-isdnbra [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To get the ISDN link at the rate of BRA
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-isdnbra command.
Related add-isdnbra
Commands del-isdnbra

odti
This section describes odti commands.
add-board-odti
Syntax add-board-odti [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add the ODTI board for E1
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
slot Slot number: 8/11/12
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-board-odti command.
Related del-board-odti
Commands
del-board-odti
Syntax del-board-odti [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To delete the ODTI board for E1
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.


Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-board-odti command.
Related add-board-odti
Commands
add-board-odti-t1
Syntax add-board-odti-t1 [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add the ODTI board for T1
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-board-odti-t1 command.
Related del-board-odti-t1
Commands

del-board-odti-t1
Syntax del-board-odti-t1 [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To add the ODTI board for T1
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-board-odti-t1 command.
Related add-board-odti-t1
Commands
v5
This section describes v5 commands.
add-v5if
Syntax add-v5if {interfId interfaceid | v5var v5var | v5type v5type}
Purpose To add V5 interface
Description
interfId Assign V5 interface identifier.
v5var Assign V5 variable value.

v5type Assign V5 type.

Guidelines
interfaceid V5 interface identifier value.

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
v5var V5 variable value. Range: 0 ~ 254
v5type V5 type. Range: 1 ~ 2
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-v5if command.
Related del-v5if
Commands mod-v5if
get-v5if
del-v5if
Syntax del-v5if {interfId interfaceid}
Purpose To delete V5 interface
Description

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-v5if command.

Related add-v5if
Commands mod-v5if
get-v5if
mod-v5if
Syntax mod-v5if {oldIFId oldinterfaceid} [newIFId newinterfaceid |
v5var v5variable | letype localexchangetype]
Purpose To modify V5 interface
Description
oldIFId Assign old V5 interface identifier.
newIFId Assign new V5 interface identifier.
v5var Assign v5 variable.
letype Assign local exchange type.

Guidelines
oldinterfaceid Old V5 interface identifier value.

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
newinterfaceid New V5 interface identifier value.

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
v5variable V5 variable. Range: 0 ~ 254
localexchangetype Local exchange types

Types:
0 - ZXJ10
1 - FUJITSU
2 - BELL
3 - LUCENT
4 - HW
5 - SIEMENS
6 - NOTEL
7 - DATANG
8 - NEC
9 - JULONG
10 - BIAOZHUN
11 - SHUNCONG
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-v5if command.

Related add-v5if
Commands del-v5if
get-v5if
get-v5if
Syntax get-v5if {interfId interfaceid}
Purpose To show V5 interface
Description

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-v5if command.
Related add-v5if
Commands mod-v5if
del-v5if
add-v5link
Syntax add-v5link {interfaceid interfaceid | linkno linkno | rack
rackno | shelf shelnfo | slot slotno | e1no E1no}
Purpose To add V5 link
Description
linkno Assign link number.

shelf Assign shelf number.
slot Assign slot number.
E1no Assign E1 number.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
linkno Link number. Range: 0 ~ 255
rackno Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 2
shelfno Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4
slotno Slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17
E1no E1 number. Range: 1 ~ 8
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-v5link command.
Related del-v5link
Commands mod-v5link
get-v5link
del-v5link
Syntax del-v5link {interfaceid interfaceid | linkno linkno}
Purpose To delete V5 link
Description

Guidelines


Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-v5link command.
Related add-v5link
Commands mod-v5link
get-v5link
mod-v5link
Syntax mod-v5link {interfaceid interfaceid | oldlinkno oldlinkno |
newlinkno newlinkno}
Purpose To modify V5 interface
Description
interfaceid Assign V5 interface identifier.
oldlinkno Assign old link number.
newlinkno Assign new link number.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
oldlinkno Old link number.

Range: 0 ~ 255
newlinkno New link number.

Range: 0 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-v5link command.

Related add-v5link
Commands del-v5link
get-v5link
get-v5link
Syntax get-v5link {interfaceid interfaceid} [linkno linkno]
Purpose To show V5 link
Description

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-v5linkcommand.
Related add-v5link
Commands del-v5link
mod-v5link
add-v5pch
Syntax add-v5pch {interfaceid interfaceid LinkNo linkno Ts timeslot
ProtGrp protocolgroup}
Purpose To add V5 physical channel
Description
LinkNo Assign link number.

Ts Assign time slot.
ProtGrp Assign Protocol group.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
timeslot Time slot. Range: 15 ~ 31
protocolgroupp Protocol group. Range: 1 ~ 2
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-v5pch command.
Related del-v5pch
Commands get-v5pch
del-v5pch
Syntax del-v5pch {InterfaceId interfaceid LinkNo linkno Ts timeslot}
Purpose To delete V5 physical channel
Description
InterfaceId Assign V5 interface identifier.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-v5pch command.
Related add-v5pch
Commands get-v5pch
mod-v5pg1
Syntax mod-v5pg1 {interfaceid interfaceid lcci lcci linkNo linkno ts
timeslot isactive isActive}
Purpose To modify V5 pg1
Syntax The following table provides parameter description
Description
lcci Assign lcci.
linkNo Assign link number.
ts Assign time slot.
IsActive Assign IsActive.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
lcci Lcci. Range: 0 ~ 65534
isActive Active or stand by mode selection.

Range:
0 - Standby
1 - Active
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-v5pg1 command.

Related None
Commands
add-v5lcci
Syntax add-v5pg1 {interfaceid interfaceid Lcci lcci LinkNo linkno Ts
timeslot}
Purpose To add V5 local channel identity
Description
Lcci Assign local channel identity.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
lcci Local channel identity. Range: 0 ~ 65534
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-v5lcci command.
Related del-v5lcci
Commands get-v5lccistatus
get-allv5lccistatus
del-v5lcci
Syntax del-v5pg1 {InterfaceId interfaceid Lcci lcci}
Purpose To delete V5 local channel identity
Description


Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
lcci Local channel identity. Range: 0 ~ 65534
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-v5lcci command.
Related add-v5lcci
Commands get-v5lccistatus
get-allv5lccistatus
get-v5Lccistatus
Syntax get-v5Lccistatus {interfaceid interfaceid}
Purpose To get V5 local channel identity status
Description

Guidelines
interfaceid V5 interface identifier value. Range: 0 ~

4294967294
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-v5Lccistatus command.

Related add-v5Lcci
Commands del-v5lcci
get-v5lccistatus
get-allv5Lcci
Syntax get-allv5Lccistatus {InterfaceId interfaceid} [Lcci lcci]
Purpose To get all V5 local channel identity status
Description

Guidelines
interfaceid V5 interface identifier value. Range: 0 ~

4294967294
lcci Local channel identity value. Range: 0 ~ 65534
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-allv5Lccistatus command.
Related add-v5Lcci
Commands del-v5lcci
get-v5lccistatus
mod-v5protcl
Syntax mod-v5protcl {interfaceid interfaceid lcci lcci} [ISDNFLG
isdnflg | PSTNFLG pstnflg | CTRLFLG ctrlflg | BCCFLG bccflg |
LINKFLG linkflg | PROTECTFLG protectflg]
Purpose To modify V5 protocol
Description

lcci Assign local channel identity.
ISDNFLG Assign integrated switched digital network flag.
PSTNFLG Assign public switched telephone network flag.
CTRLFLG Assign control flag.
BCCFLG Assign broadcast control flag.
LINKFLG Assign link flag.
PROTECTFLG Assign protect flag.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
lcci Local channel identity value. Range: 0 ~ 65534
isdnflg Integrated switched digital network value.

Range: 0 ~ 1
pstnflg Public switched telephone network value. Range:

0~1
ctrlflg Control flag value. Range: 0 ~ 1
bccflg Broadcast control flag value. Range: 0 ~ 1
linkflg Link flag value. Range: 0 ~ 1
protectflg Protect flag value. Range: 0 ~ 1
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-v5protcl command.
Related None
Commands

pstnuser
This section describes pstnuser commands.
add-v5pstnuser
Syntax add-v5pstnuser {InterfaceId interfaceid | L3Add l3add} [rack
rack | shelf shelf] {beginslot beginslot begincircuit
begincircuit Conntype conntype} [Trunkrack trunkrack |
Trunkshelf trunkshelf | Trunkslot trunkslot | Trunke1no
trunkE1no |Trunkcircuit trunkcircuit [Sum sum]
Purpose To add V5 PSTN users
Description
L3Add Assign layer 3 addresses.
beginslot Assign beginning slot number.
begincircuit Assign beginning circuit number.
Conntype Assign connection type.
Trunkrack Assign trunk rack number.
Trunkshelf Assign trunk shelf number.
Trunkslot Assign trunk slot number.
Trunke1no Assign trunk E1 number.
Trunkcircuit Assign trunk circuit number.
Sum Assign sum.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
l3add Layer 3 addresses value. Range: 0 ~ 32767
beginslot Begin slot number. Range: 1 ~ 23

begincircuit Begin circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 31
conntype Connection type value. Range:

0- FIX CONNTYPE
1- ACTIVE CONNTYPE
trunkrack Trunk rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3
trunkshelf Trunk shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4
trunkslot Trunk slot number. Range: 1 ~ 23
trunkE1no Trunk E1 number. Range: 1 ~ 8
trunkcircuit Trunk circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 31
sum Sum value. Range: 1 ~ 192
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-v5pstnuser command.
Related get-v5pstnuser
Commands del-v5pstnuser
mod-v5pstnuser
get-v5user
Syntax get-v5user [interfaceid interfaceid | rack rack | shelf shelf]
{slot slot} [indexb indexb indexe indexe]
Purpose To get PSTN or ISDN users
Description
slot Assign slot number.
indexb Assign index B.
indexe Assign index E.


Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
indexb Index B. Range: 0 ~ 65535
indexe Index E. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-v5user command.
Related add-v5pstnuser
Commands mod-v5pstnuser
del-v5pstnuser
del-v5pstnuser
Syntax del-v5pstnuser {interfaceid interfaceid} [L3Add l3add | rack
rack | shelf shelf | beginslot beginslot | begincircuit
begincircuit] {Sum sum}
Purpose To delete V5 PSTN users
Description
L3Addc Assign layer 3 address.
Sum Assign sum.


Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
l3add Layer 3 addresses value. Range: 0 ~ 32767
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows delete-v5pstnuser command.
Related add-v5pstnuser
Commands get-v5user
mod-v5pstnuser
mod-v5pstnuser
Syntax mod-v5pstnuser
Purpose To modify V5 PSTN users
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-v5pstnuser command.
Related mod-v5pstnuser
Commands get-v5pstnuser
del-v5pstnuser

isdnuser
This section describes isdnuser commands.
add-v5isdnuser
Syntax add-v5isdnuser {interfaceid interfaceid EfAddr efaddress}
[rack rack | shelf shelf] {beginslot beginslot begincircuit
begincircuit Conntype connectiontype IsdnDsCh IsdnDsChannel
IsdnGroupCh IsdnGroupChannel IsdnFrameCh IsdnFrameChannel}
[Trunkrack trunkrack | Trunkshelf trunkshelf | Trunkslot
trunkslot | Trunke1no trunkE1no | Trunkcircuit trunkcircuit]
{Sum sum}
Purpose To add V5 ISDN users
Description
EfAddr Assign Ef address.
Conntype Assign connection type.
IsdnDsCh Assign ISDN Ds channel.
IsdnGroupCh Assign ISDN group channel.
IsdnFrameCh Assign ISDN frame channel.
Trunkrack Assign trunk rack number.
Trunkshelf Assign trunk shelf number.
Trunkslot Assign trunk slot number.
Trunke1no Assign trunk E1 number.
Trunkcircuit Assign trunk circuit number.
Sum Assign sum.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
efaddress Ef address value. Range: 0 ~ 8191

connectiontype Connection type value. Range:

2- FIX CONNTYPE
3- ACTIVE CONNTYPE
IsdnDsChannel ISDN Ds channel. Range: 0 ~ 65534
IsdnGroupsChannel ISDN group channel. Range: 0 ~ 65534
IsdnFrameChchannel ISDN frame channel. Range: 0 ~ 65534
trunkrack Trunk rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3
trunkshelf Trunk shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4
trunkslot Trunk slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17
trunkE1no Trunk E1 number. Range: 1 ~ 8
trunkcircuit Trunk circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 31
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-v5isdnuser command.
Related get-v5isdnuser
Commands del-v5isdnuser
mod-v5isdnuser
del-v5isdnuser
Syntax del-v5isdnuser {interfaceid interfaceid} [EfAddr
EFaddress | rack rack | shelf shelf | beginslot
beginslot | begincircuit begincircuit] {Sum sum}
Purpose To delete V5 ISDN users
Description

EfAddr Assign Ef address.
sum Assign sum.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
Efaddress Ef address value. Range: 0 ~ 8191
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-v5isdnuser command.
Related add-v5isdnuser
Commands get-v5isdnuser
mod-v5isdnuser
mod-v5isdnuser
Syntax mod-v5isdnuser {interfaceid interfaceid efaddr EFaddress
Conntype conntype}
Purpose To modify V5 ISDN users
Description

efaddr Assign Ef address.
conntype Assign connection type.

Guidelines

Range: 0 ~ 4294967294
EFaddress EF address value. Range: 0 ~ 8191
conntype Connection type value. Range:

4- FIX CONNTYPE
5- ACTIVE CONNTYPE
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-v5isdnuser command.
Related add-v5isdnuser
Commands get-v5isdnuser
del-v5isdnuser
e1attr
This section describes e1attr commands.
mod-e1attr
Syntax mod-e1attr [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot e1no E1no}
[ts1 ts1 | ts2 ts2] {officeid officeid officetype officetype}
Purpose To modify E1 attribute
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

e1no Assign E1 number.
ts1 Assign time slot 1.
ts2 Assign time slot 2.
officeid Assign office identity.
officetype Assign office type.

Guidelines
e1no E1 number. Range: 1 ~ 8
ts1 Time slot 1 number. Range: 0 ~ 31
ts2 Time slot 2 number. Range: 0 ~ 31
officeid Office identity. Range: 1 ~ 65535
officetype Office type. Range:

6 - V5DDN
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-e1Attr command.
Related get-e1attr
Commands
get-e1attr
Syntax get-e1attr [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot} [e1no E1no]
Purpose To get E1 attribute
Description
rack Assign rack.
Shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
e1no Assign E1 number.


Guidelines
E1no E1 number. Range: 1 ~ 8
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-e1Attr command.
Related mod-e1attr
Commands
ddn
This section describes ddn commands.
add-ddnport
Syntax add-ddnport {name name} [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot
slot circuit circuit type type subratetype subratetype} [ts Ts]
Purpose To add Digital Data Network port
Description
name Assign port name.
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
circuit Assign circuit.
type Assign type.
subratetype Assign sub rate type.

Guidelines

name Port name. Range: <STRING>
circuit Circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 31
type Type number. Range:

0 - TYPE_64K
1 - TYPE_2B
2 - TYPE_HSB
3 - TYPE_SDM
4 - TYPE_U
5 - TYPE_HDB
6 - TYPE_ODTI
subratetype Sub rate type. Range: 1 ~ 32
Ts Time slot number. Range: 0 ~ 31
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-ddnport command.
Related del-ddnport
Commands
del-ddnport
Syntax del-ddnport {portname portname}
Purpose To delete digital data network port
Description
portname Assign port name.

Guidelines
portname Port name. Range: <STRING>

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-ddnport command.
Related add-ddnport
Commands
add-ddnconn
Syntax add-ddnport {OprType operationtype} [PortName1 portname1 |
rack1 rack1 | shelf1 shelf1 | slot1 slot1 | circuit1 circuit1
| Ts1 ts1 | PortName2 portname2 | rack2 rack2 | shelf2
shelf2 | slot2 slot2 | circuit2 circuit2 | Ts2 ts2]
{DDNConName DDNConName}
Purpose To add digital data network connection
Description
OprType Assign operation type.
PortName1 Assign port name 1.
rack1 Assign rack 1.
shelf1 Assign shelf 1.
slot1 Assign slot 1.
circuit1 Assign circuit 1.
Ts2 Assign time slot 1.
PortName2 Assign port name 2.
rack2 Assign rack 2.
shelf2 Assign shelf 2.
slot2 Assign slot 2.
circuit2 Assign circuit 2.
DDNConName Assign Digital Data Network connection name.

Guidelines
operationtype Operation type. Range

1 - Use PortName
2 - Use SPN
portname1 Port 1 name. Range: <string>

rack1 Rack 1 number. Range: 1 ~ 3
shelf1 Shelf 1 number. Range: 0 ~ 4
slot1 Slot 1 number. Range: 1 ~ 17
circuit1 Circuit 1 number. Range: 0 ~ 31
Ts1 Time slot 1 number. Range: 0 ~ 31
portname2 Port 2 name. Range: <string>
rack2 Rack 2 number. Range: 1 ~ 3
shelf2 Shelf 2 number. Range: 0 ~ 4
slot2 Slot 2 number. Range: 1 ~ 17
circuit2 Circuit 2 number. Range: 0 ~ 31
Ts2 Time slot 2 number. Range: 0 ~ 31
DDNConName Digital Data Network connection name. Range:

<string>
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-ddnconn command.
Related del-ddnconn
Commands


Chapter 7
Miscellaneous
Commands
This chapter covers the miscellaneous commands.
add-libdata
Syntax add-libdata
Purpose To add lib data
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add lib data.
Related None
Commands

system
This section describes system commands.
mod-system
Syntax mod-system [maincpuvelv maincpuvelv] [slvcpuvelv slvcpuvelv]
[timezone timezone] [ntpmainip ntpmainip] [ntpbackip
ntpbackip] [area area] [defaultcidtype defaultcidtype]
Purpose To modify system attribute parameters
Syntax The following table describes mod-system command syntax in
Description detail.
maincpuvelv Assign master CPU threshold usage value.
slvcpuvelv Assign slave CPU threshold usage value.
timezone Assign time zone value.
ntpmainip Assign NTP Server IP address.
ntpbackip Assign backup NTP server IP address.
area Specify region.
defaultcidtype Default CID Value.
Usage The following table describes mod-system command variables.

Guidelines
maincpuvelv Master CPU threshold usage value. Range: 80

(default: 80)
slvcpuvelv Slave CPU threshold usage value. Range: 80

(default: 80)
timezone The time zone value. Range: 0 ~ 24 (default:

8).
ntpmainip NTP server IP address: A.B.C.D
ntpbackip Backup NTP server IP address: A.B.C.D
area Region: 1 - Mainland, 2 - Hong Kong, 3 -

Singapore
defaultcidtype Default CID Value: 1 - DTMF, 2 - FSK
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example

Chapter 7 Miscellaneous Commands
The following example shows how to modify the system

attributes.
Related get-system
Commands
get-system
Syntax get-system
Purpose To display the system attribute parameters
Syntax None
Description
None
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to get information of the
system attributes.
Related mod-system
Commands
qovspar
This section describes qovspar commands.
mod-qovspar
Syntax mod-qovspar {qovsid qovsid} [loss loss] [delay delay]
[jitter jitter]
Purpose To modify quality of service parameters
Syntax The following table describes mod-qovspar command syntax in
Description detail.

qovsid Assign QoVS number.
loss Assign threshold package loss.
delay Assign delay Threshold.
jitter Assign jitter threshold.
Usage The following table describes mod-qovspar command variables.

Guidelines
qovsid Assign QoVS number. Range: 1 ~ 5
loss Packet loss. Range: 0 ~ 100
delay Delay threshold value. Range: 0 ~ 1000 ms
jitter Jitter threshold value. Range: 0 ~ 1000 ms
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify quality of service
parameters.
Related get-allqovspar
Commands
get-allqovspar
Syntax get-allqovspar
Purpose To display all QoVS parameters information
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display parameters
information of get-allqovspar command.

Related mod-qovspar
Commands
md5info
This section describes md5info commands.
add-md5info
Syntax add-md5info [id id] [G G] [Ki Ki] [mginfo mginfo]
[PLength Plength] [P P]
Purpose To add md5 information
Syntax The following table describes add-md5info command syntax in
Description detail.
id Assign MD5 number.
G Assign G value.
Ki Assign initial key.
mginfo Assign media gateway information.
PLength Assign module value.
P Assign module.
Usage The following table describes add-md5info command variables.

Guidelines
id MD5 number. Range: 1 ~ 10
G G: 2/3/5/7/9 (default: 2)
Ki Initial key: Maximum length is 128 (default:

0123456789ABCDE).
mginfo Media gateway information: Maximum length is 128
PLength Module value. Range: 1 ~ 256
P Module P value is not specified, it may be any value

with specific length.
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to add md5 information.

Related del-md5info
Commands mod-md5info
get-md5info
del-md5info
Syntax del-md5info {id id}
Purpose To delete md5 information
Syntax The following table describes del-md5info command syntax in
Description detail.
Parameters Description
Usage The following table describes del-md5info command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to delete md5 information.
Related add-md5info
get-md5info
mod-md5info
Syntax mod-md5info {id id} [G G] [Ki Ki] [mginfo mginfo] [PLength
Plength] [P P]
Purpose To modify md5 information
Syntax The following table describes mod-md5info command syntax in
Description detail.
G Assign G value.

Ki Assign initial key.
mginfo Assign Media gateway information.
PLength Assign Module value.
P Assign module.
Usage The following table describes mod-md5info command variables.

Guidelines
G G: 2/3/5/7/9 (default: 2)
Ki Initial key: Maximum length is 128 (default:

0123456789ABCDE)
mginfo Media gateway information: Maximum length is 128
PLength Module value. Range: 1 ~ 256
P Module P value is not specified, it may be any value

with specific length.
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify md5 information.
Related del-md5info
Commands add-md5info
get-md5info
get-md5info
Syntax get-md5info {id id}
Purpose To display md5 information
Syntax The following table describes get-md5info command syntax in
Description detail.
id Assign MD5 ID.
Usage The following table describes get-md5info command variables.

Guidelines

id MD5 ID. Range: 1 ~ 10
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display md5 information.
Related add-md5info
del-md5info
check-db
Syntax check-db
Purpose To check whether the db is same with flash
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to check whether the db is the
same with flash.
Related None
Commands

ring
This section describes ring commands.
mod-ring
Syntax mod-ring [mgid mgid] [immediaattr immediaattr] [immediaon
immediaon] [immediaoff immediaoff] [ringprofile ringprofile]
Purpose To modify the ringing times
Syntax The following table describes mod-ring command syntax in
Description detail.
immediaattr Assign immediate ring mode.
immediaon Assign ring on time (10 ms).
immediaoff Assign ring off time (10 ms).
ringprofile Assign ring profile.
Usage The following table describes mod-ring command variables.

Guidelines
immediaattr Immediate ring mode: 1 - cid immedia ring, 2 - all
immedia ring, and 3 - no immedia ring (default: 1)
immediaon Ring on time. Range: 30 ~ 120
immediaoff Ring off time. Range: 200 ~ 400
ringprofile Ring profile: 1 - MAINLAND, 2 - HONGKONG, 3 -
SINGAPORE (default: 1)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify ringing times.
Related get-ring
Commands mod-ringprofile
get-ringprofile
load-dftringprof

get-ring
Syntax get-ring [mgid mgid]
Purpose To display ringing time parameters
Syntax The following table describes get-ring command syntax in
Description detail.
Usage The following table describes get-ring command variables.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to get ringing time.
Related mod-ring
Commands mod-ringprofile
get-ringprofile
load-dftringprof
mod-ringprofile
Syntax mod-ringprofile {ringprofile ringprofile | id id} [time time]
[on1 on1] [off1 off1] [on2 on2] [off2 off2] [on3 on3] [off3
off3] [on4 on4] [off4 off4] [on5 on5] [off5 off5]
Purpose To modify ringing profile
Syntax The following table describes mod-ringprofile command
ringprofile Assign ring pattern profile.
id Assign ring pattern ID.
time Assign time in seconds.
on1 Assign ring 1 is ON.

off1 Assign ring 1 is OFF.
Usage The following table describes mod-ringprofile command

ringprofile Ring pattern profile: 1 - MAINLAND, 2 HONGKONG,
3 - SINGAPORE
id Ring pattern ID. Range: 0 ~ 15
time Time in seconds. Range: 0 ms ~ 10 ms
on1 Ring 1 on. Range: 0 ~ 65535
off1 Ring 1 off. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify ringing profile.
Related mod-ring
Commands get-ring
get-ringprofile
load-dftringprof

get-ringprofile
Syntax get-ringprofile {ringprofile ringprofile}
Purpose To get ringing profile
Syntax The following table describes get-ringprofile command

ringprofile Assign ring pattern profile.
Usage The following table describes get-ringprofile command

ringprofile Ring pattern: 1 - MAINLAND, 2 - HONGKONG, 3 -
SINGAPORE
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display ringing profile
information.
Related mod-ring
Commands get-ring
mod-ringprofile
load-dftringprof
load-dftringprof
Syntax load-dftringprof
Purpose To load default ring profile

Syntax None
Description
Usage This command is used to load the default ring profile such
Guidelines Mainland, Hongkong, and Singapore.
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to load default ringing profile.
Related mod-ring
Commands get-ring
mod-ringprofile
get-ringprof
mod-permatone
Syntax mod-permatone {area area} {toneid toneid} [totaltime
totaltime] [cadency1 cadency1] [cadency2 cadency2] [cadency3
cadency3] [cadency4 cadency4] [cadency5 cadency5] [cadency6
cadency6] [ts1 ts1] [ts2 ts2] [ts3 ts3] [nexttoneflag
nexttoneflag]
Purpose To modify permanent ringing tone
Syntax The following table describes mod-permatone command syntax
area Assign permanent tone area.
toneid Assign permanent tone ID.
totaltime Assign broadcast transmitting tone.
cadency1 Assign time connected to TS1.
cadency2 Assign time connected to mute.
nexttoneflag Whether to play next tone or not.

Usage The following table describes mod-permtone command variables.

Guidelines
area Permanent tone area. Range: 1 ~ 3
toneid Permanent tone ID. Range: 1 ~ 65535
totaltime Broadcast transmitting tone. Range 0 ~ 65535.

(Default is 1800, unit: 100 ms)
cadency1 Time connected to TS1. Range: 0 ~ 65535
cadency2 Time connected to mute. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Ts1 Time slot 1. Range: 0 ~ 255
nexttoneflag Next tone. Range: 0/1
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to modify permanent ringing
tone.
Related get-permatone
Commands
get-permatone
Syntax get-permatone [area area] [toneid toneid]
Purpose To display permanent ringing tone parameters
Syntax The following table describes get-permatone command syntax
area Assign tone area.
toneid Tone ID, all tone ID.

Usage The following table describes get-permatone command

area Tone area. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: All tone area)
toneid Tone ID. Range: 1 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Example The following example shows how to display permanent ringing
tone.
Related mod-permatone
Commands
rip
This section describes rip commands.
add-rip-cnic
Syntax add-rip-cnic [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | phyport
phyport | ipno ipno} [srcip srcip | srcmask srcmask | destip
destip | destmask destmask] {nexthop nexthop}
Purpose To add next hop to a NIC port IP
Description

rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
ipno Assign IP number.
srcip Assign source IP address.
srcmask Assign source mask address.
destmask Assign mask address of destination.

Guidelines
ipno IP number. Range: 2 ~ 7
srcip Source IP address value
srcmask Source mask address value
destmask Destination mask address value
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-rip-cnic command.
Related del-rip-cnic
Commands get-rip-cnic

del-rip-cnic
Syntax del-rip-cnic [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | phyport
phyport | ipno ipno} [destip destip]
Purpose To delete the information about route
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
ipno Assign IP.

Guidelines
ipno IP number. Range: 2 ~ 7
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-rip-cnic telnet command.
Related add-rip-cnic
Commands get-rip-cnic
get-rip-cnic
Syntax get-rip-cnic [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot} [phyport
phyport]
Purpose To show the route information


Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-rip-cnic command.
Related add-rip-cnic
Commands del-rip-cnic
add-general-rip
Syntax add-general-rip [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot |
phyport phyport | nexthop nexthop}
Purpose To add next hop to an NIC port
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines

phyport Physical port number: 5
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-general-rip command.
Related del-general-rip
Commands
del-general-rip
Syntax del-general-rip [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot |
phyport phyport}
Purpose To delete the next hop of NIC port
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-general-rip command.

Related add-general-rip
Commands
add-rip-ctrl
Syntax add-rip-ctrl [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | phyport
phyport | destip destip | destmask destmask | nexthop nexthop}
Purpose To add destination IP and next hop for control route
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
destmask Assign destination mask address.

Guidelines
destmask Destination mask address value
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-rip-ctrl command.
Related del-rip-ctrl
Commands get-rip-ctrl

get-rip-ctrl
Syntax get-rip-ctrl
Purpose To show the information about control route
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-rip-ctrl command.
Related add-rip-ctrl
Commands del-rip-ctrl
del-rip-ctrl
Syntax del-rip-ctrl {destip destip}
Purpose To delete the information about control route
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-rip-ctrl command.
Related add-rip-ctrl
Commands get-rip-ctrl

mednat
This section describes mednat commands.
add-mednat
Syntax add-mednat [mprrack mprrack | mprshelf mprshef] {mprslot
mprslot | mprsubcard mprsubcard} [nicrack nicrack | nicshelf
nicshelf] {nicslot nicslot | inphyport inphyport | exphyport
exphyport | exipaddr exipaddr | udpport udpport}
Purpose To add an inner route
Description
mprrack Assign MPR rack.
mprshelf Assign MPR shelf.
mprslot Assign MPR slot.
mprsubcard Assign MPR subcard.
nicrack Assign CNIC rack.
nicshelf Assign CNIC shelf.
nicslot Assign CNIC slot.
inphyport Assign CNIC inner physical port.
exphyport Assign CNIC external physical port.
exipaddr Assign external physical port IP address.
udport Set UDP port.

Guidelines
mprrack MPR rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
mprshelf MPR shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4 (default: 0)
mprslot MPR slot number: 8/11/12
mprsubcard MPR subcard number. Range: 1 ~ 2; 1/2 - MPR, 1

- MRB
nicrack CNIC rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
nicshelf CNIC shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4 (default: 0)
nicslot CNIC slot number: 9/10
inphyport CNIC inner physical port number: 5

exphyport CNIC external physical port number: 5
exipaddr External physical port IP address value
udport UDP port value. Range: 6000 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-mednat command.
Related del-mednat
Commands
del-mednat
Syntax del-mednat [mprrack mprrack | mprshelf mprshelf] {mprslot
mprslot | mprsubcard mprsubcard}
Purpose To delete an inner route
Description
mprrack Assign MPR rack.
mprshelf Assign MPR shelf.
mprslot Assign MPR slot.
mprsubcard Assign MPR subcard.

Guidelines
mprrack MPR Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
mprshelf MPR Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4 (default: 0)
mprslot MPR Slot number: 8/11/12
mprsubcard MPR subcard number. Range: 1 ~ 2; 1/2 - MPR, 1

- MRB
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-mednat command.

Related add-mednat
Commands
ctrlnat
This section describes ctrlnat commands.
add-ctrlnat
Syntax add-ctrlnat [icsrack icsrack | icsshelf icsshelf] {icsslot
icsslot} [nicrack nicrack | nicshelf nicshelf] {nicslot nicslot |
inphyport inphyport | exphyport exphyport}
Purpose To add an inner protocol controlling route
Description
icsrack Assign ICS rack.
icsshelf Assign ICS shelf.
icsslot Assign ICS slot.
nicrack Assign CNIC rack.
nicshelf Assign CNIC shelf.
nicslot Assign CNIC slot.
inphyport Set CNIC inner physical port.
exphyport Set CNIC external physical port.

Guidelines
icsrack Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
icsshelf Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4 (default: 0)
icsslot Slot number: 8/11/12
nicrack CNIC rack number. Range: 1 ~ 2; 1/2 - MPR, 1 -

MPRB
nicshelf CNIC shelf number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
nicslot CNIC slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17
inphyport CNIC inner physical port value: 5
exphyport CNIC external physical port value: 5
Mode MSAG(ag)#

Examples The following example shows add-ctrlnat command.
Related del-ctrlnat
Commands get-allnat
del-ctrlnat
Syntax del-ctrlnat [icsrack icsrack | icsshelf icsshelf] {icsslot
icsslot}
Purpose To delete an inner protocol controlling route
Description
icsrack Assign ICS rack.
icsshelf Assign ICS shelf.
icsslot Assign ICS slot.

Guidelines
icsrack Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
icsshelf Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4 (default: 0)
icsslot Slot number: 9/10
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-ctrlnat command.
Related add-ctrlnat
Commands get-allnat
get-allnat
Syntax get-allnat
Purpose To show all the inner routes

Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-allnat command.
Related add-ctrlnat
Commands del-ctrlnat
digitmap
This section describes digitmap commands.
add-digitmap
Syntax add-digitmap {das das | dgtname dgtname} [dgtmap dgtmap]
Purpose To add a static digit map
Description
das Assign digital analyzer selector.
dgtname Assign digital name.
dgtmap Set digital map.

Guidelines
das Das value. Range: 1 ~ 255
dgtname DGT name value: 0
dgtmap DGT map value: 0
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-digitmap command.

Related del-digitmap
Commands
del-digitmap
Syntax del-digitmap {das das}
Purpose To delete a static digit map
Description
das Assign digital analyzer selector.

Guidelines
das Das value. Range: 1 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-digitmap command.
Related add-digitmap
Commands
9k52conn
This section describes 9k52conn commands.
mod-9k52conn
Syntax mod-9k52conn {conntype conntype} [odtrack odtrack |
odtshelf odtshelf] [odtslot odtslot | chanAE1no chanAE1no |
chanAHW chanAHW] {chanATSBegin chanATSBegin | chanAAckTS
chanAAckTS} [chanBE1no chanBE1no | chanBHW chanBHW]
{chanBTSBegin chanBTSBegin | chanBAckTS chanBAckTS}
Purpose To modify the connection between ZXMSG 9000 and ZXMSG
5200 through E1 or HW
Description

conntype Select connection type.
odtrack Assign ODT rack.
odtshelf Assign ODT shelf.
odtslot Assign ODT slot.
chanAE1no Assign E1 used by channel A.
chanAHW Assign highway of channel A.
chanATSBegin Assign beginning time slot of channel A.
chanAAckTS Assign Ack time slot of channel A.
chanBE1no Assign E1 r used by channel B.
chanBHW Assign highway of channel B.
chanBTSBegin Assign beginning time slot of channel B.
chanBAckTS Assign ack time slot of channel B.

Guidelines
conntype Connection type. Range: 1 ~ 2; 1 - E1, 2 - HW
odtrack Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3
odtshelf Shelf number. Range: 0 ~ 4
odtslot Slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17
chanAE1no E1 number (used by channel A). Range: 1 ~ 8
chanAHW Highway number of channel A. Range: 8 ~ 11
chanATSBegin Beginning time slot number of channel A. Range: 0

~ 127
chanAAckTS Ack time slot of A channel. Range: 0 ~ 127
chanBE1no E1 number (used by channel B). Range: 1 ~ 8
chanBHW Highway number of channel B. Range: 8 ~ 11
chanBTSBegin Beginning time slot number of channel B. Range: 0

~ 127
chanBAckTS Ack time slot of channel B. Range: 0 ~ 127
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-9k52conn command.

Related get-9k52conn
Commands
get-9k52conn
Syntax get-9k52conn
Purpose To get the connection information when ZXMSG 9000 connects
with ZXMSG 5200 though E1 or HW
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-9k52conn command.
Related mod-9k52conn
Commands
dlink
This section describes dlink commands.
add-dlink-span
Syntax add-dlink-span [shelf shelf] {slot slot} [pcmno pcmno]
{link link | index index | iid iid | asid asid} [info info |
linknum linknum]
Purpose To add the dlink for 30B+D
Description
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign resource subcard slot.
pcmno Assign PCM.
link Assign link.
index Set index.
iid Assign user interface identifier.
asid Assign as ID.

info Define side information (i.e. Network side and user
side).
linknum Assign link number.

Guidelines
shelf Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 3 (default: 1)
slot Rack number. Range: 1 ~ 17 (default: 0)
pcmno PCM number. Range: 1 ~ 8
link Link value. Range: 1 ~ 128
index Index number. Range: 0 ~ 30; (0...31) - E1,

(0...23) - T1
iid User interface identifier number value. Range: 1 ~

128
info Side information. Range: 0 ~ 1; 0 - Network side,

1 - user side)
linknum Link number. Range: 1 ~ 8
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-dlink-span command.
Related del-dlink-span
Commands get-dlink
del-dlink-span
Syntax del-dlink-span {link link} [num num]
Purpose To delete the dlink
Description
link Assign link.
num Assign link number.


Guidelines
link Link value. Range: 1 ~ 128
num Link number (Number of links to be created).

Range: 1 ~ 8
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-dlink-span command.
Related add-dlink-span
Commands get-dlink
get-dlink
Syntax get-dlink [link link]
Purpose To get the link
Description
link Assign link ID.

Guidelines
link Link ID number. Range: 1 ~ 128
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-dlink command.
Related add-dlink-span
Commands del-dlink-span
mod-dlinkattr
Syntax mod-dlinkattr {link link} [asid asid]
Purpose To configure the link attributes for 30B+D


Description
asid Assign as ID.

Guidelines
asid AS ID number. Range: 1 ~ 128
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-dlinkattr command.
Related get-dlinkattr
Commands
get-dlinkattr
Syntax get-dlinkattr [link link]
Purpose To add the link attribute
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-dlinkattr command.
Related mod-dlinkattr
Commands

mod-pcmattr
Syntax mod-pcmattr [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot pcmno pcmno}
[linecode linecode | frametag frametag | iscrc iscrc]
Purpose To modify Pulse Code Modulation attribute
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
pcmno Assign PCM number.
linecode Specify line code type.
frametag Specify frame tag type.
iscrc Is Cyclic redundancy Check needed or not.

Guidelines
pcmno Pulse code modulation value.
linecode Line code type. Range:

1 - AMI
2 - B8ZS
3 - HDB3
frametag Frame tag. Range:

128 - T1_F4
129 - T1_F12
130 - T1_F16
131 - T1_ESF
132 - T1_F72
iscrc Cyclic Redundancy Check option. Range:

1 - CRC
2 - NOCRC
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-pcmattr command.

Related del-ddnconn
Commands
attrib
This section describes attrib commands.
mod-slcattrib
Syntax Mod-slcattrib [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
[circuitb beginningcircuit | circuite endingcircuit | dftevent
dftevent | mdtype mdtype | faxmode faxmode | qovsid qovsid |
cidtype cidtype | imtype imtype | userclass userclass |
ecenable ecenable]
Purpose To modify the subscriber line circuits attribute
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
circuitb Assign circuit.
circuite Assign circuit E.
dftevent Assign default event.
mdtype Assign modify type.
faxmode Assign fax mode.
qovsid Assign QOVS profile identity.
cidtype Assign CID.
userclass Assign user class.
ecenable Assign EC status

Guidelines
beginningcircuit Beginning circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
endingcircuit Ending circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535

dftevent Default detects events on the circuit. Range:

1 - HANG OFF
2 - HANG ON
4 - BEAT
8 - RECEIVE
16 - OBSTACLE
32 - WARNING
64 - RTP CHANGE
mdtype The modify type. Range:

0 - DELETE
1 - MODIFY
faxmode Fax mode. Range:

0 - T.30
1 - T.38
2 - RTP
3 - FAST MODEM
4 - FAST FAX
qovsid Qovs profile identity. 0 means disable qovs.

Range: 0 ~ 5
cidtype CID type. Range:

1 - DTMF
2 - FSK
imtype Impedence type. Range:

0 - NORMAL
3 - BT3
5 - BT5
userclass User class. Range:

0 - NORMAL
1 - VIP
ecenable EC enable. Range:

1 - enable
2 - disable
0 - default
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-slcattrib command.
Related None
Commands

get-slcattrib
Syntax get-slcattrib [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
[circuitb beginningcircuit | circuite endingcircuit]
Purpose To show subscriber line circuits attribute
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
circuitb Assign beginning circuit.
circuite Assign ending circuit.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-slcattrib command.
Related mod-slcattrib
Commands

mod-ipsattrib
Syntax Mod-ipsattrib [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | subcard
subcard} [circuitb circuitb | circuite circuite | muxtype
muxtype | muxmdtp muxmodifytype | ptmin ptmin | ptmax ptmax]
Purpose To modify the IPs circuits attribute
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
subcard Assign sub card.
circuitb Assign circuit B.
circuite Assign circuit E.
muxtype Assign multiplexer type.
muxmdtp Assign multiplexer modify type.
ptmin Assign minimum time.
ptmax Assign maximum time.

Guidelines
subcard Sub card. Range: 1 ~ 2
circuitb Beginning circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
circuite Ending circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
muxtype Multiplexer type. Range:

1 - H221
2 - H223
4 - H226
8 - V76
muxmodifytype Multiplexer modify type. Range:

0 - DELETE
1 - MODIFY
Ptmin Maximum time required to make a package.

Range: 0 ~ 65535

ptmax Minimum time required to make a package.

Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-ipsattrib command.
Related get-ipsattrib
Commands
get-ipsattrib
Syntax get-ipsattrib [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | subcard
subcard} [circuitb beginningcircuit | circuite endingcircuite]
Purpose To show the IPs circuits attribute
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
subcard Sub card. Range: 1 ~ 2
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-ipsattrib command.

Related mod-ipsattrib
Commands
mod-dspattrib
Syntax Mod-dspattrib [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | dspno
dspnumber dspkind dspkind}
Purpose To modify digital signal process attribute.
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
Slot Assign slot.
dspno Assign DSP number.
dspkind Assign DSP kind.

Guidelines
dspnumber Digital signal processing number. Range: 1 ~ 2
dspkind Digital signal processing kind. Range:

1 - DTMF
2 - TONE
3 - CID
4 - MFC
5 - CONF
Mode MSAG(ag)#

Examples The following example shows mod-dspattrib command.
Related get-dspattrib
Commands
get-dspattrib
Syntax get-dspattrib [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot dspno
dspnumber}
Purpose To show digital signal process attribute
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
Slot Assign slot.
dspno Assign DSP number.

Guidelines
dspnumber Digital signal processing number. Range: 1 ~ 2
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-dspattrib command.
Related mod-dspattrib
Commands

slc
This section describes slc commands.
add-slctermid
Syntax add-slctermin [rack rack | shelf shelf] {beginslot beginslot}
[beginindex beginindex] {num num tmidfix tmidfix} [type type
| digitlen digitlength | begno beginno | mgid mgid]
Purpose To add a termination identity to SLC
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
beginslot Assign beginning slot.
beginindex Assign beginning index.
num Assign num.
tmidfix Assign terminal fix identity.
type Assign type.
digitlen Assign digit length.
begno Assign beginning number.
mgid Assign media gateway identity.

Guidelines
beginslot Slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17
beginindex Beginning index number. Range: 0 ~ 31
num Num. Range: 1 ~ 192
tmidfix Fix part of termination identity. Range: <string>
type User type. Range: 1 ~ 3

Type1: USER00100100000 ~ USER00100100031
Type2: USER0 ~ USER31
digitlength Digit length. Range: 2 ~ 64

beginno Beginning number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
mgid Media gateway identity. Range: 1 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-slctermid command.
Related get-slctermid
Commands del-slctermid
del-slctermid
Syntax del-slctermin [rack rack | shelf shelf] {beginslot beginslot}
[beginindex beginindex] {num num}
Purpose To delete SLC termination id
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
beginslot Assign beginning slot.
beginindex Assign beginning index.
num Assign num.

Guidelines
beginslot Slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17
beginindex Beginning index number. Range: 0 ~ 31
num Num. Range: 1 ~ 192
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-slctermid command.

Related add-slctermid
Commands get-slctermid
get-slctermid
Syntax del-slctermin [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
[cirbegin begincircuit | cirend endcircuit]
Purpose To show SLC termination id
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
cirbegin Assign beginning circuit.
cirend Assign ending circuit.

Guidelines
begincircuit Beginning circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
endcircuit Ending circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-slctermid command.
Related add-slctermid
Commands del-slctermid

get-slcwildcard
Syntax get-slcwildcard [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To show SLC wildcard
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
slo1t Slot number. Range: 1 ~ 17
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-slctermid command.
Related None
Commands
ipstermid
This section describes ips commands.
add-ipstermid
Syntax add-ipstermid [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot subcard
subcard tmidfix tmidfix} [type usertype | digitlen digitlength |
begno beginno | mgid mgid]
Purpose To add termination identity to an Ips circuit
Description

rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
type Assign user type.
digitlen Assign digit length.

Guidelines
subcard Sub card number. Range: 1 ~ 2
type User type. Range: 1 ~ 3

Type1: USER00100100000 ~ USER00100100031
digitlength Digit length part. Range: 2 ~ 64
beginno Beginning number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
mgid Media gateway identity. Range: 1 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-ipstermid command.
Related get-ipstermid
Commands del-ipstermid

del-ipstermid
Syntax del-ipstermid [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot subcard
subcard}
Purpose To delete termination identity of an Ips circuit
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-ipstermid command.
Related add-ipstermid
Commands get-ipstermid
get-ipstermid
Syntax get-ipstermid [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot subcard
subcard} [cirbegin circuitbegin | cirend circuitend]
Purpose To show termination identity of an Ips circuit
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.

slot Assign slot.
cirbegin Assign beginning circuit number.
cirend Assign ending circuit number.

Guidelines
circuitbegin Beginning circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
circuitend Ending circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-ipstermid command.
Related add-ipstermid
Commands del-ipstermid
get-ipswildcard
Syntax get-ipswildcard [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To get wildcard of an Ips circuit
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.


Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-ipswildcard command.
Related None
Commands
rtppar
This section describes rtppar commands.
mod-rtppar-mpr
Syntax mod-rtppar-mpr {parid parameterid} [vadval vadval |
dtmfrlmod dtmfrelaylmode | pcmlaw pcmlaw | siltopcm
silencetopcm | dcfilter dcfilter | pcmtopkggain pcmtopkggain |
pkgtopcmgain pkgtopcmgain | conceal concealment | ecmdisabl
ecmdisable | speedlim speedlim | errrecov errorrecovered |
tcfproc tcfproc | t38enable t38enable | dtmfDuplex
dtmfDuplexer | numBeforeOff numBeforeOff | ignoreA ignoreA |
toneDuplex toneDuplex | decodadapt decodadapt]
Purpose To modify MPR real time protocol parameter
Description
parid Assign parameter identity.
vadval Assign voice activity detector.
dtmfrlmod Assign DTMF relay mode.
pcmlaw Assign PCM law.
siltopcm Assign silence to PCM.
dcfilter Assign DC filter.
pcmtopkggain Assign PCM to PKG gain.

pkgtopcmgain Assign PKG to PCM gain.
conceal Assign packet loss concealment.
ecmdisabl Assign ECM faxes in T.38.
speedlim Assign speed limit.
errrecov Assign error recovered.
tcfproc Assign TCF procedure.
t38enable Assign T.38 status.
dtmfDuplex Assign DTMF duplexer.
numBeforeOff Assign number before OFF.
ignoreA Assign ignore A.
toneDuplex Assign duplexer tone.
decodadapt Assign decoder adapter.

Guidelines
parid Parameter identity number. Range: 1 ~ 254
vadval Voice activity detector type. Range:

0 - DISABLE
1 - DEFAULT SCHEME
2 - PT13 SCHEME
3 - NO SILENCE
dtmfrelaylmode DTMF relay mode type. Range:

0 - DISABLE
1 - DEFAULT SCHEME
2 - PT13 SCHEME
3 - NO SILENCE
pcmlaw PCM law type. Range:
0 - A LAW
1 - U LAW
sliencetopcm Silence to PCM type. Range:

0 - COMFORT NOISE
1 - SILENCE
dcfilter DC filter status. Range:

0 - ENABLE
1 - DISABLE
pcmtopkggain PCM to PKG gain. Range: 0 ~ 200
pkgtopcmgain PKG to PCM gain. Range: 0 ~ 200
concealment Packet loss concealment. Range:

0 - NOT REPLACE

1 - WHITE LINE
2 - LAST LINE
ecmdisable ECM faxes in T.38. Range:

0 - ENABLE
1 - DISABLE
speedlim Speed limit value. Range:

0 - NO LIMIT
1 - 2400 bps
2 - 4800 bps
3 - 7200 bps
4 - 9600 bps
5 - 12000 bps
6 - 14400 bps
errorrecovered Error recovered type. Range:

0 - REDUNDANCY
1 - FEC
tcfproc TCF procedure type. Range:

0 - Procedure 2
1 - Procedure 1
t38enable T.38 enable. Range:

0 - T30
1 - T38
2 - RTP
10 - HALF CONTROL
11 - FULL CONTROL
dtmfDuplexer DTMF duplexer type. Range: 0 ~ 1
numBeforeOff Number before OFF. Range: 0 ~ 7
ignoreA Ignore A. Range: 0 ~ 1
toneDuplex Duplexer tone. Range: 0 ~ 1
decodadapt Decoder adapter type. Range: 0 ~ 1
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-rtppar-mpr command.
Related get-rtppar-mpr
Commands

get-rtppar-mpr
Syntax get-rtppar-mpr [parid parameterid]
Purpose To get MPR real time protocol parameter
Description

Guidelines
parameterid Parameter identity number. Range: 1 ~ 254
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-rtppar-mpr command.
Related mod-rtppar-mpr
Commands mod-rtppar-mprb
get-rtppar-mprb

mod-rtppar-mprb
Syntax mod-rtppar-mprb {parid parameterid} [vadval vadval |
g723rate g723rate | dcfilter dcfilter | dcfilter dcfilter |
siltopcm silencetopcm | pcmlaw pcmlaw | g711redundancy
g711redundancy | pkttopcmgain pktopcmgain | pcmtopktgain
pcmtopktgain | faxmode faxmode | modemmode modemmode |
ecmenable ecmenable | faxpage faxpage | t30message t30message
| speedlim speedlimit | tcfprocedure tcfprocedure | ecenable
ecenable | ectaillen ectaillength | ectxf ectxf | nlpaggress
nlpaggression | fsklevel fsklevel | nomdelay normaldelay]
Purpose To modify MPRB real time protocol parameter
Description
vadval Assign voice activity detector.
g723rate Assign G.723 rate.
dcfilter Assign DC filter.
siltopcm Assign silence to PCM.
pcmlaw Assign PCM law.
g711redundancy Assign G.7 redundancy.
pcmtopktgain Assign PCM to PKT gain.
pkttopcmgain Assign PKT to PCM gain.
faxmode Assign fax mode.
modemmode Assign modem mode.
ecmenable Assign ECM status.
faxpage Assign fax page.
t30message Assign T30 Message.
speedlim Assign speed limit.
tcfprocedure Assign TCF procedure.
ecenable Assign EC status.
ectaillen Assign EC tail length.
ectxf Assign EC TXF.
nlpaggress Assign NLP aggressiveness.
fsklevel Assign frequency shift keying level.
mindelay Assign minimum delay.
maxdelay Assign maximum delay.
nomdelay Assign normal delay.


Guidelines
parid The parameter Identity number. Range: 1 ~ 254
vadval Voice activity detector type. Range:

0 - DISABLE
1 - DEFAULT SCHEME
2 - Reserved
g723rate G.723 rate. Range:

1 - HighRT-6.3kbps
0 - LowRT-5.3kbps
dcfilter DC filter status. Range:

0 - ENABLE
1 - DISABLE
sliencetopcm Silence to PCM type. Range:

0 - COMFORT NOISE
1 - SILENCE
pcmlaw PCM law type. Range:

0 - a law(default)
1 - mu law
g711redundancy G7.11 redundancy selection value. Range: 0 ~ 3

(default=1)
pcmtopktgain PCM to PKT gain. Range: The gain is adjustable

in the range +20 dB
pkttopcmgain PKT to PCM gain. Range: The gain is adjustable

in the range +20 dB
faxmode Fax mode. Range:

0 - fax robust
1 - T38 fax mode
2 - T30 transparent
11 - SS control fax
modemmode Modem mode. Range:

0 - modem delay 5s
2 - transparent
3 - modem immediate
4 - fax immediate
5 - cid immediate
ecmenable ECM enable status. Range:

0 - prevent ecm
1 - allow ecm
faxpage Fax page value. Range: 0 ~ 3
t30message T.30 message value. Range: 0 ~ 7

Speedlimit Speed limit value. Range:

1 - 2400 bps
2 - 4800 bps
3 - 7200 bps
4 - 9600 bps
5 - 12000 bps
6 - 14400 bps
tcfprocedure TCF procedure type. Range:

0 - Procedure 2
1 - Procedure 1
ecenable EC enable status. Range:

0 - disable
1 - enable
ectaillength EC tail length. Range:

0 - 8 ms
1 - 16 ms
2 - 24 ms
3 - 32 ms
7 - 64 ms
15 - 128 ms
ectxf EC TXF type. Range:

0 - not-linear
1 - fixed transmit
nlpaggression NLP steady state aggression value. Range: -32 ~

767,32767
fsklevel FSK level. Range: 62 ~ 212 (0 db - (-15 db)).

Step is 0.1 db
mindelay Minimum instantaneous time delay. Range: 0 ~

200 (default: 10)
maximum delay Maximum instantaneous time delay. Range: 0 ~

200 (default: 40)
normaldelay Normal time delay. Range: 0 ~ 200 (default: 80)
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-rtppar-mprb command.
Related get-rtppar-mprb
Commands

get-rtppar-mprb
Syntax get-rtppar-mprb [parid parameterid]
Purpose To show MPRB real time protocol parameter
Description

Guidelines
parid Parameter Identity number. Range: 1 ~ 254
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-rtppar-mprb command.
Related mod-rtppar-mprb
Commands

mod-rtppar-miro
Syntax mod-rtppar-miro {parid parameterid} [ap ap | delmode
deletemode | delthreshold deletethreshold | echodc echodc|
hecfrz hecfrz | cng cng | conceal conceamentl | errrecov
errorrecovered]
Purpose To modify MIRO real time protocol parameter
Description
ap Assign AP.
delmode Assign delete mode.
delthreshold Assign delete threshold value.
echodc Assign echo DC.
hecfrz Assign HECFRZ.
cng Assign CNG.
conceal Assign Packet loss concealment.
errrecov Assign error recovered.

Guidelines
parid Parameter Identity number. Range: 1 ~ 254
ap AP value. Range: 0 ~ 65535
deletemode Delete mode value. Range: 0 ~ 65535
deletethreshold Delete threshold value. Range: 0 ~ 65535
echodc Echo DC value. Range: 0 ~ 255
hecfrz HECFRZ value. Range: 0 ~ 255
cng CNG value. Range: 0 ~ 255
concealment Packet loss concealment. Range: 0 ~ 255
errorrecovered Error recovered type. Range: 0 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-rtppar-miro command.

Related get-rtppar-miro
Commands
get-rtppar-miro
Syntax get-rtppar-miro [parid parameterid]
Purpose To show MIRO real time protocol parameter
Description

Guidelines
parid Parameter identity number. Range: 1 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-rtppar-miro command.
Related mod-rtppar-miro
Commands
expar
This section describes expar commands.
mod-expar-mpr
Syntax mod-expar-mpr {parid parameterid} [g723rate G.723rate |
pckgendis pckgendis | dtmfpyld dtmfpayload | dtmfrepyld
dtmfrepyld | faxdatared faxdataredundancy | t30msgred
T.30msgredundancy | masecenal masterechocenal | hdwecdis
hdwecdis | hecfrz hecfrz | ectxf ectxf | ectxm ectxm | ecrxm
ecrxm | heclen heclen | lpwmin lpwmin | lpwmax lpwmax| lpr
lpr | fsklevel fsklevel | g711red G.711redundancy | modemmode
modemmode | ap adaptationperiod |deletmode deletemode |
nortptime nortptime | faxswtime faxswitchtime]
Purpose To modify MPR real time protocol parameter


Description
g723rate Assign G.723 rate.
pckgendis Assign packet generation status.
dtmfpyld Assign DTFM payload.
dtmfrepyld Assign DTMF redundant payload.
faxdatare Assign fax page data redundancy.
t30msgred Assign T30 messages redundancy
masecenal Assign master echo canceller.
hdwecdis Assign EC status.
hecfrz Assign hardware EC freeze coefficient.
ectxf Assign fixed transmit gain.
ectxm Assign transmit mute.
ecrxm Assign receive mute.
heclen Assign network echo canceller tail length.
lpwmin Assign late packet window minimum value.
lpwmax Assign late packet window maximum value
lpr Assign late packet ratio.
fsklevel Assign Frequency Shift Keying level.
g711redundancy Assign G.7 redundancy.
modemmode Assign modem mode.
ap Assign adaptation period.
deletemode Assign deletion mode.
nortptime Assign No RTP packet check time.
faxswtime Assign fax switch time.

Guidelines
parameterid Parameter identity. Range: 1 ~ 254
G.723rate G.723 rate. Range:

0 - LOW RATE
1 - HIGH RATE
pckgendis Packet generation status. Range:

0 - ENABLE
1 - DISABLE
dtmfpayload DTMF payload value. Range: 0 ~ 255

dtmfrepyld DTMF redundant payload value. Range: 0 ~

255
faxdataredundancy Fax page data redundancy. Range: 0 ~ 200
T.30msgredundancy T30 messages redundancy. Range: 0 ~ 7
masterechocenceller Master echo canceller. Range:

0 - ENABLE
1 - DISABLE
hdwecdis Hardware echo canceller coefficient freeze or

allow. Range:
0 - ENABLE
1 - DISABLE
hecfrz Hardware echo canceller coefficient freeze.

Range:
0 - Allow update
1 - Disable update
ectxf Fixed transmit gain. Range:

0 - non-linear
1 - fixed gain
ectxm Fax page value. Range:

0 - Normal
1 - Mute
ecrxm Fax mode. Range:

0 - Normal
1 - Mute
heclen Network EC tail length value. Range: 0 ~ 15
lpwmin Late packet window minimum value. Range: 0 ~

255
lpwmax Late packet window maximum value. Range: 0

~ 255
lpr Late packet window initial value. Range: 0 ~

255
FSKlevel FSK tone amplitude level. Range: 62 ~ 182
G.711redundancy G7.11 redundancy selection value. Range:

0 - no redundancy
1 - 1 package
2 - 2 packages
3 - 3 packages
modemmode Modem mode. Range:

0 - modem delay 5s
2 - transparent
3 - modem immediate
4 - fax immediate

5 - cid immediate
adaptationperiod Adaptation period value. Range: 0 ~ 65535
deletmode Delete mode. Range:

0 - SOFT
1 - Hard
nortptime No RTP packet check time. Range: 0 ~ 65535
faxswitchtime Fax switch time. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-expar-mpr command.
Related get-expar-mpr
Commands
get-expar-mpr
Syntax get-expar-mpr [parid parameterid]
Purpose To show MPR external parameter
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-expar-mpr command.

Related mod-expar-mpr
Commands
mod-expar-mprb
Syntax mod-expar-mprb {parid parameterid} [dtmfrelaymode
dtmfrelaymode | dtmfpyld dtmfpayload | dtmfrepyld dtmfrepyld |
nortptime nortptime | faxswtime faxswitchtime]
Purpose To modify MPRB real time protocol parameter
Description
dtmfrelaymode Assign DTMF relay mode.
dtmfpyld Assign DTFM payload.
dtmfredundant Assign DTMF redundant payload.
nortptime Assign no RTP packet check time.
faxswtime Assign fax switch time.

Guidelines

parameterid Parameter identity number. Range: 1 ~ 254
dtmfrelaymode DTMF relay mode. Range:

1 - VOICE CODING
2 - Red RFC2833
4 - AAL2/IETF
6 - nRed RFC2833
dtmfpayload DTMF payload value. Range: 0 ~ 255
dtmfredundant DTMF redundant payload value. Range: 0 ~ 255
nortptime No RTP packet check time. Range: 0 ~ 65535
faxswitchtime Fax switch time. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-expar-mprb command.
Related get-expar-mprb
Commands
get-expar-mprb
Syntax get-expar-mprb [parid parameterid]
Purpose To show MPRB external parameter
Description

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-expar-mprb command.

Related mod-expar-mprb
Commands
tline
This section describes tline commands.
get-tlineinfo
Syntax get-tlineinfo {tline testline}
Purpose To show test line information
Description
tline Assign test line.

Guidelines
testline Test line. Range: 1 ~ 5
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-tlineinfo command.
Related mod-tlinegroup
Commands

mod-tlinegroup
Syntax mod-tlinegroup {tline testline} [group group]
Purpose To modify test line group
Description
tline Assign test line.
group Assign group.

Guidelines
testline Test line. Range: 1 ~ 5
group Group type. Range: 1 ~ 5
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-tlineinfo command.
Related get-tlineinfo
Commands
trunk
This section describes trunk commands.
del-trunkslctermid
Syntax del-trunkslctermin [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot |
pcmno pcmnumber}
Purpose To delete trunk SLC termination identity
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
pcmno Assign Pulse Code Modulation number.


Guidelines
pcmnumber Pulse Code Modulation number. Range: 1 ~ 8
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-trunkslctermid command.
Related get-trunkslctermid
Commands add-trunkslctermid
add-trunkslctermid
Syntax add-trunkslctermin [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot |
pcmno pcmnumber | tmidfix tmidfix} [type usertype | begno
beginnumber | mgid mgid]
Purpose To add trunk SLC termination identity
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
type Assign type.

Guidelines

usertype User type. Range: 1 ~ 2
beginnumber Beginning number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
mgid Media gateway identity number. Range: 1 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-trunkslctermid command.
Related get-trunkslctermid
Commands del-trunkslctermid
get-trunkslctermid
Syntax get-trunkslctermin [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot |
pcmno pcmnumber} [cirbegin circuitbegin | cirend circuitend]
Purpose To show trunk SLC termination identity
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
cirbegin Assign beginning circuit.
cirend Assign ending circuit.

Guidelines

circuitbegin Beginning circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
circuitend Ending circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-trunkslctermid command.
Related add-trunkslctermid
Commands add-trunkslctermid
get-trunkslcattrib
Syntax get-trunkslcattrib [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot |
pcmno pcmnumber} [circuitb beginningcircuit | circuite
endingcircuit]
Purpose To show the attribute of a series of subscriber line circuits
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-trunkslcattrib command.
Related None
Commands
mod-trunkuser
Syntax mod-trunkuser {unit unit | sunit sunit | usermode usermode}
Purpose To modify trunk user
Description
unit Assign unit.
sunit Assign sub unit.
usermode Assign user mode.

Guidelines
unit Unit. Range: 1 ~ 10
subunit Sub unit. Range: 1 ~ 128
usermode User mode. Range: 0 ~ 10
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-trunkslctermid command.

Related None
Commands
fixtonechip
This section describes fixtonechip commands.
mod-fixtonechip
Syntax mod-fixtonechip {fixtonechip fixtonechip}
Purpose To modify fix tone chip
Description
fixtonechip Assign fix tone chip.

Guidelines
fixtonechip Fix tone chip. Range:

1 - DSP
2 - IPS
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-fixtonechip command.
Related get-fixtonechip
Commands
get-fixtonechip
Syntax get-fixtonechip
Purpose To show fix tone chip
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-fixtonechip command.

Related mod-fixtonechip
Commands
tonpro
This section describes tonpro commands.
add-tonpro
Syntax add-tonpro {pkgid pkgid | tonepro toneprotocol | toneid
toneid}
Purpose To add protocol tone
Description
pkgid Assign package identity.
tonepro Assign protocol tone.
toneid Assign tone identity.

Guidelines
pkgid Package identity. Range:

7 - cg package
17 - au package
toneprotocol Protocol tone. Range: 1 ~ 2000
toneid Inner tone identity. Range: 1 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-tonpro command.
Related del-tonpro
Commands mod-tonpro
get-tonpro
del-tonpro
Syntax del-tonpro {pkgid pkgid | tonepro toneprotocol}

Purpose To delete protocol tone

Description

Guidelines
pkgid Package type. Range:

7 - cg package
17 - au package
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-tonpro command.
Related add-tonpro
Commands mod-tonpro
get-tonpro
mod-tonpro
Syntax mod-tonpro {pkgid pkgid | tonepro toneprotocol | toneid
toneid}
Purpose To modify protocol tone
Description
toneid Assign tone identity.

Guidelines


7 - cg package
17 - au package
toneid Inner tone identity. Range: 1 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-tonpro command.
Related add-tonpro
Commands del-tonpro
get-tonpro
get-tonpro
Syntax get-tonpro [pkgid pkgid | tonepro toneprotocol]
Purpose To show protocol tone
Description

Guidelines

7 - cg package
17 - au package
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-tonpro command.

Related add-tonpro
Commands mod-tonpro
del-tonpro
tonlst
This section describes tonlst commands.
add-tonlst
Syntax add-tonlst {tone tone} [code1 code1 | code2 code2 | code3
code3 | code4 code4 | code5 code5 | code6 code6] {kind kind}
[site1 site1 | site2 site2 | site3 site3 | site4 site4 | site5
site5 | vtype1 vtype1 | vtype2 vtype2 | vtype3 vtype3 |
vtype4 vtype4 | vtype5 vtype5]
Purpose To add tone list
Description
tone Assign tone identity.
code1 Assign first code.
code2 Assign second code.
code3 Assign third code.
code4 Assign fourth code.
code5 Assign fifth code.
kind Assign tone type.
site1 Assign first site.
site2 Assign second site.
site3 Assign third site.
site4 Assign fourth site.
site5 Assign fifth site.
vtype1 Assign variation tone type on first site.
vtype2 Assign variation tone type on second site.
vtype3 Assign variation tone type on third site.
vtype4 Assign variation tone type on fourth site.
vtype5 Assign variation tone type on fifth site.

Guidelines

tone Tone identity. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code1 First part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code2 Second part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code3 Third part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code4 Fourth part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code5 Fifth part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
kind Tone type. Range:

1 - TONE PERMANENT
2 - TONE SHARE
3 - TONE MONO
site1 First site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
site2 Second site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
site3 Third site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
site4 Fourth site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
site5 Fifth site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
vtype1 Variation tone type on first site. Range:

1 - DATE
2 - DIGIT
3 - DURATION
4 - CASH
5 - MONTH
6 - INTEGER
7 - SILENCE
8 - STRING
9 - TEXT
10 - TIME
11 - TONE
12 - WEEKDAY
vtype2 Variation tone type on second site. Range: 1 ~

12
vtype3 Variation tone type on third site. Range: 1 ~ 12
vtype4 Variation tone type on fourth site. Range: 1 ~ 12
vtype5 Variation tone type on fifth site. Range: 1 ~ 12
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-tonlst command.

Related del-tonlst
Commands mod-tonlst
get-tonlst
del-tonlst
Syntax del-tonlst {tone tone}
Purpose To delete tone list
Description

Guidelines
tone Tone identity.

Range: 1 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-tonlst command.
Related add-tonlst
Commands mod-tonlst
get-tonlst
mod-tonlst
Syntax mod-tonlst {tone tone} [code1 code1 | code2 code2 | code3
code3 | code4 code4 | code5 code5 | code6 code6 | kind kind
| site1 site1 | site2 site2 | site3 site3 | site4 site4 |
site5 site5 | vtype1 vtype1 | vtype2 vtype2 | vtype3 vtype3 |
vtype4 vtype4 | vtype5 vtype5]
Purpose To modify tone list
Description
code1 Assign first code.

code2 Assign second code.
code3 Assign third code.
code4 Assign fourth code.
code5 Assign fifth code.
kind Assign tone type.
site1 Assign first site.
site2 Assign second site.
site3 Assign third site.
site4 Assign fourth site.
site5 Assign fifth site.
vtype1 Assign variation tone type on first site.
vtype2 Assign variation tone type on second site.
vtype3 Assign variation tone type on third site.
vtype4 Assign variation tone type on fourth site.
vtype5 Assign variation tone type on fifth site.

Guidelines
tone Tone identity. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code1 First part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code2 Second part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code3 Third part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code4 Fourth part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
code5 Fifth part of fix tone. Range: 1 ~ 65535
kind Tone type. Range:

1 - TONE PERMANENT
2 - TONE SHARE
3 - TONE MONO
site1 First site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
site2 Second site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
site3 Third site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
site4 Fourth site of variation tone. Range: 0 ~ 5
site5 Fifth site of variation tone. Range:
vtype1 Variation tone type on first site.. Range:

1 - DATE

2 - DIGIT
3 - DURATION
4 - CASH
5 - MONTH
6 - INTEGER
7 - SILENCE
8 - STRING
9 - TEXT
10 - TIME
11 - TONE
12 - WEEKDAY
vtype2 Variation tone type on second site. Range: 1 ~

12
vtype3 Variation tone type on third site. Range: 1 ~ 12
vtype4 Variation tone type on fourth site. Range: 1 ~ 12
vtype5 Variation tone type on fifth site. Range: 1 ~ 12
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-tonlst command.
Related add-tonlst
Commands del-tonlst
get-tonlst
get-tonlst
Syntax get-tonlst {tone tone}
Purpose To show tone list
Description

Guidelines
tone Tone identity.

Range: 1 ~ 65535

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-tonlst command.
Related add-tonlst
Commands mod-tonlst
tonlab
This section describes tonlab commands.
add-tonlab
Syntax add-tonlab {code code | type type label label}
Purpose To add tone label
Description
code Assign tone code.
type Assign code type.
label Assign label.

Guidelines

code Tone code. Range: 1 ~ 65535
type Tone resource type. Range:

2 - TONE
label Tone label. Range: 1 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows add-tonlab command.
Related mod-tonlab
Commands get-tonlab
del-tonlab
del-tonlab
Syntax del-tonlab {code code | type type}
Purpose To delete tone label
Description

Guidelines

2 - TONE
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows del-tonlab command.
Related add-tonlab
Commands mod-tonlab
get-tonlab

mod-tonlab
Syntax mod-tonlab {code code | type type label label}
Purpose To modify tone label
Description
label Assign label.

Guidelines

2 - TONE
label Tone label. Range: 1 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows mod-tonlab command.
Related add-tonlab
Commands get-tonlab
del-tonlab
get-tonlab
Syntax get-tonelab [code code | type type]
Purpose To show tone label
Description


Guidelines

2 - TONE
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-tonlab command.
Related add-tonlab
Commands mod-tonlab
del-tonlab
get-slcstatus
Syntax get-slcstatus [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
[circuitb beginningcircuit | circuite endingcircuit]
Purpose To show subscriber line card status
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
beginningcircuit Beginning SLC circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
endingcircuit Ending SLC circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-slcstatus command.
Related None
Commands
block-slc
Syntax block-slc [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot} [circuitb
beginningcircuit | circuite endingcircuit]
Purpose To block subscriber line card
Description
name Assign port name.
rack Assign rack.
Shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
name Port name. Range: <STRING>
beginningcircuit Beginning SLC circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
endingcircuit Ending SLC circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows block-slc command.

Related None
Commands
unblock-slc
Syntax unblock-slc [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot} [circuitb
circuitb | circuite citcuite]
Purpose To unblock a series of SLC circuits.
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
circuitb Set beginning of SLC circuit.
circuite Set ending of SLC circuit.

Guidelines
circuitb Beginning of SLC circuit number. Range: 0 ~

65535
circuite Ending of SLC circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows unblock-slc command.
Related block-slc
Commands

ips
This section describes ips commands.
get-ipsstatus
Syntax get-ipsstatus [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | subcard
subcard} [circuitb circuitb | circuite citcuite]
Purpose To show the status of a series of IPS circuits
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
subcard Assign subcard.
circuitb Set beginning of IPS circuit.
circuite Set ending of IPS circuit.

Guidelines
subcard Subcard number. Range: 1 ~ 2; 1/2 - MPR, 1 -

MPRB)
circuitb Beginning of IPS circuit number. Range: 0 ~

65535
circuite Ending of IPS circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-ipsstatus command.
Related block-ips
Commands unblock-ips

block-ips
Syntax block-ips [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | subcard
Purpose To block a series of IPS circuits
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines

MPRB

65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows block-ips command.
Related unblock-ips
Commands get-ipsstatus
unblock-ips
Syntax unblock-ips [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | subcard

Purpose To unblock a series of IPS circuits

Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines

MPRB).

65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows unblock-ips command.
Related block-ips
Commands get-ipsstatus
conf
This section describes conf commands.
get-confstatus
Syntax get-confstatus [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
[subcard subcard | circuitb circuitb | circuite citcuite]

Purpose To show the status of a series of conference circuits

Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
subcard Assign subcard number.
circuitb Set beginning of conference circuit.
circuite Set ending of conference circuit.

Guidelines
subcard Subcard number. Range: 1 ~ 2; 1 - MPR, 1/2 -

VCB
circuitb Beginning of conference circuit number. Range: 0

~ 65535
circuite Ending of conference circuit number. Range: 0 ~

65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-confstatus command.
Related block-conf
Commands unblock-conf
block-conf
Syntax block-conf [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot} [subcard
subcard | circuitb circuitb | circuite citcuite]
Purpose To block a series of conference circuits
Description

rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines

VCB

~ 65535

65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows block-conf command.
Related get-confstatus
Commands unblock-conf
unblock-conf
Syntax unblock-conf [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot} [subcard
subcard | circuitb circuitb | circuite citcuite]
Purpose To unblock a series of conference circuits
Description

rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines

VCB

~ 65535

65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows unblock-conf command.
Related get-confstatus
Commands block-conf
dsp
This section describes dsp commands.
get-dspstatus
Syntax get-dspstatus [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | dspno
dspno} [circuitb circuitb | circuite citcuite]

Purpose To show the status of a series of DSP circuits

Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
dspno Assign DSP.
circuitb Set beginning of DSP circuit.
circuite Set ending of DSP circuit.

Guidelines
dspno DSP number. Range: 0 ~ 255
circuitb Beginning of DSP circuit number. Range: 0 ~

65535
circuite Ending of DSP circuit number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-dspstatus command.
Related block-dsp
Commands unblock-dsp
block-dsp
Syntax block-dsp [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | dspno dspno}
[circuitb circuitb | circuite citcuite]
Purpose To block a series of DSP circuits
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.

slot Assign slot.
dspno Assign DSP.

Guidelines

65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows block-dsp command.
Related get-dspstatus
Commands unblock-dsp
unblock-dsp
Syntax unblock-dsp [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot | dspno
dspno} [circuitb circuitb | circuite citcuite]
Purpose To unblock a series of DSP circuits
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
dspno Assign DSP.


Guidelines

65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows unblock-dsp command.
Related get-dspstatus
Commands block-dsp
cardstat
This section describes cardstat commands.
get-cardstat-ips
Syntax get-cardstat-ips [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot |
subcard subcard}
Purpose To show the status of specified IPS card
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.


Guidelines
subcard Subcard number. Range: 1 ~ 2; 1/2 - ARP2, 1 -

ARP1
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-cardstat-ips command.
Related get-cardstat-dsp
Commands get-cardstat-conf
get-cardstat-conf
Syntax get-cardstat-conf [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To show the status of conference card
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-cardstat-conf command.

Related get-cardstat-ips
Commands get-cardstat-dsp
get-cardstat-dsp
Syntax get-cardstat-dsp [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot |
dspno dspno}
Purpose To show the status of DSP
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.
dspno Assign DSP.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-cardstat-dsp command.
Related get-cardstat-ips
Commands get-cardstat-conf
bdstat
This section describes bdstat commands.

get-bdstat-s
Syntax get-bdstats-s [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To show the statistics of SLC cards
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-slcstatistic command.
Related None
Commands
get-bdstat-c
Syntax get-bdstat-c [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To show the status of specified board
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-bdstat-c command.
Related get-bdstatus-s
Commands
ts
This section describes ts commands.
get-tsstatus
Syntax get-tsstatus [hw hw | ts ts]
Purpose To show the HW/TS status
Description
hw Assign highway.

Guidelines
hw Highway number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
ts Time slot number. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-tsstatus command.
Related block-ts
Commands unblock-ts

block-ts
Syntax block-ts [hw hw | ts ts]
Purpose To block the time slot
Description
hw Assign highway.

Guidelines
ts Time slot. Range: 0 ~ 65535
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows block-ts command.
Related get-tsstatus
Commands unblock-ts
unblock-ts
Syntax unblock-ts [hw hw | ts ts]
Purpose To unblock the time slot
Description
hw Assign highway.

Guidelines

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows unblock-ts command.
Commands block-ts
statistic
This section describes statistic commands.
get-slcstatistic
Syntax get-slcstatistic [rack rack | shelf shelf]
Purpose To show the statistics of SLC cards
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-slcstatistic command.
Related get-ipsstatistic
Commands

get-ipsstatistic
Syntax get-ipsstatistic [rack rack]
Purpose To show the statistics of IPS cards
Description
rack Assign rack.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-ipsstatistic command.
Related get-slcstatistic
Commands
get-sunitinfo
Syntax get-sunitinfo [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To show sunit information
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.
slot Assign slot.

Guidelines

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-sunitinfo command.
Related None
Commands
get-tsconninfo
Syntax get-tsconninfo {hw hw | ts ts}
Purpose To show HW/TS connection information
Description
hw Assign highway.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-tsconninfo command.
Commands
get-slnconninfo
Syntax get-slnconninfo {unit unit | sunit sunit | index index}
Purpose To show SLN connection information
Description
unit Assign unit.
sunit Assign sunit slot.
index Assign index.


Guidelines
unit Unit number. Range: 1 ~ 128
sunit Sunit slot number. Range: 1 ~ 128
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-slnconninfo command.
Related None
Commands
get-resourcestat
Syntax get-resourcestat
Purpose To show statistics of resource
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-slnconninfo command.
Related None
Commands
get-board-slc
Syntax get-board-slc [rack rack | shelf shelf] {slot slot}
Purpose To show the get slc card type.
Description
rack Assign rack.
shelf Assign shelf.

slot Assign slot.

Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-board-slc command.
Related None
Commands
get-hwmap
Syntax get-hwmap
Purpose To get the information about highway map
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-hwmap command.
Related get-hwset
Commands
get-hwset
Syntax get-hwset
Purpose To get the information about highway set
Syntax None
Description

Usage None
Guidelines
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-hwset command.
Related get-hwmap
Commands
get-unitinfo
Syntax get-unitinfo {unit unit}
Purpose To get the unit information
Description
unit Assign unit.

Guidelines
unit Unit number. Range: 1 ~ 255
Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows get-unitinfo command.
Related None
Commands
init-agcmd-cfg
Syntax init-agcmd-cfg
Purpose To initialize agcmd.cfg
Syntax None
Description
Usage None
Guidelines

Mode MSAG(ag)#
Examples The following example shows init-agcmd-cfg command.
Related None
Commands

Appendix A
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full Name

ADSL Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line
AG Access Gateway
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
CPU Center Process Unit
DDN Digital Data Network
DHCP Dynamic Host Control Protocol
DIB Digital Interface Board
EPM Environment Power Monitoring
EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network
HDSL High-speed Digital Subscriber Line
HW High Way
IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol
ISDN Integrated Service Digital Network
MGC Media Gateway Controller
MGCP Media Gateway Control Protocol
ODT Octal Digital Trunk
OLT Optical Line Terminal
ONU Optical Network Unit
PCM Pulse Code Modulation
PSPDN Packet Switched Public Data Network
PSTN Public Switch Telephone Network
QoS Quality of Service
RTP Real-time Transport Protocol
SHDSL Single-Pair High Digital Subscriber Line
SLC Subscriber Line Circuit
SS SoftSwitch

Abbreviation Full Name

SYC Synchronization Control
TCI Tag Control Information
ToS Type of Service
TPID Tag Protocol Identifier
TSLC Test Subscriber Line Card
VDSL Very High Speed Digital Subscriber Line
VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol
VPN Virtual Private Network

Figures
Figure 1 – HyperTerminal Startup Window .............................2

Figure 2 – Connect To Interface............................................2
Figure 3 – COM1 Properties Interface ....................................3
Figure 4 – HyperTerminal Command Line Interface .................3
Figure 5 – Ping Command....................................................4
Figure 6 – Telnet Command .................................................4
Figure 7 – Telnet Command Line Interface .............................5
Figure 8 – Starting NMS Server ............................................5
Figure 9 – NMS Server Startup Window .................................6
Figure 10 – NMS Server Startup Window ...............................6
Figure 11 – Starting NMS Client............................................7
Figure 12 – Login Window....................................................7
Figure 13 – Common User Mode ...........................................8
Figure 14 – Management User Mode......................................9
Figure 15 – Management User Configuration Mode ................ 10
Figure 16 – Super Mode .................................................... 10
Figure 17 – Debug Mode.................................................... 11


Tables
Table 1 – Chapter Summary .............................................xvii

Table 2 – Typographical Conventions.................................. xix
Table 3 – Mouse Operation Conventions ............................. xix
Table 4 – Common Command Variables ............................... 12


Index
9k52conn......................... 177 add-trunkslctermid............ 215

add-as............................. 111 add-v5if .......................... 124
add-asasp ........................ 117 add-v5isdnuser................. 141
add-asp ........................... 114 add-v5lcci........................ 133
add-board-epc .................... 96 add-v5link ....................... 127
add-board-mics .................. 78 add-v5pch ....................... 130
add-board-mpr ................... 80 add-v5pstnuser ................ 137
add-board-mprb ................. 82 add-voip-interface ............ 107
add-board-odti ................. 122 add-voip-route ................. 108
add-board-odti-t1 ............. 123 ag .................................... 27
add-board-pnp ................... 96 as .................................. 111
add-board-pwr ................... 88 asasp .............................. 117
add-board-pwr2.................. 93 asp ................................. 114
add-board-scard ................. 94 attrib .............................. 184
add-board-sics.................... 83 bdstat ............................. 244
add-board-slc ..................... 85 block-conf........................ 237
add-board-tslc .................... 87 block-dsp ........................ 240
add-board-tsld.................... 91 block-ips ......................... 235
add-ctrlnat ....................... 174 block-slc.......................... 232
add-ctrlport........................ 34 block-ts........................... 247
add-ddnconn .................... 148 board ................................ 77
add-ddnport ..................... 146 cardstat........................... 242
add-digitmap.................... 176 check-db ......................... 158
add-dlink-span ................. 179 Commands List................... 13
add-exipaddr ...................... 43 Common User Mode .............. 8
add-general-rip................. 168 Common Variables .............. 12
add-inipaddr....................... 42 conf ................................ 236
add-ipstermid ................... 194 config ............................... 18
add-isdnbra...................... 119 ctrlnat ............................. 174
add-libdata ...................... 151 ctrlport.............................. 34
add-macaddr ...................... 47 ddn................................. 146
add-md5info..................... 155 debug ............................... 18
add-mednat ..................... 172 Debug Mode....................... 11
add-mg ............................. 51 del-as ............................. 112
add-mgc ............................ 63 del-asasp......................... 117
add-mgcapabili ................... 53 del-asp............................ 115
add-mgcattr ....................... 67 del-board-epc..................... 97
add-multi-ip ....................... 40 del-board-mics ................... 79
add-multi-mac .................... 45 del-board-mpr.................... 81
add-rack ............................ 71 del-board-mprb .................. 82
add-rip-cnic...................... 165 del-board-odti .................. 122
add-rip-ctrl ...................... 170 del-board-odti-t1 .............. 124
add-shelf ........................... 74 del-board-pwr .................... 89
add-slctermid ................... 191 del-board-pwr2 .................. 93
add-snmpcfg ...................... 31 del-board-scard .................. 95
add-subnet ........................ 37 del-board-sics .................... 84
add-tonlab ....................... 228 del-board-slc...................... 86
add-tonlst ........................ 223 del-board-tslc..................... 88
add-tonpro....................... 220 del-board-tsld .................... 92

del-ctrlnat ........................175 get-as ............................. 113

del-ctrlport ........................ 35 get-asasp......................... 118
del-ddnport ......................147 get-asp............................ 116
del-digitmap .....................177 get-bdstat-c ..................... 245
del-dlink-span...................180 get-bdstat-s ..................... 245
del-exipaddr ...................... 44 get-boardinfo ..................... 78
del-exip-cnic.....................106 get-boardipinfo ................... 98
del-general-rip ..................169 get-boardmacinfo................ 99
del-inipaddr ....................... 43 get-board-slc...............86, 251
del-ipaddr-ics....................102 get-cardstat-conf .............. 243
del-ipaddr-mpr..................100 get-cardstat-dsp ............... 244
del-ipstermid ....................196 get-cardstat-ips ................ 242
del-isdnbra .......................120 get-confstatus .................. 236
del-macaddr ...................... 48 get-ctrlport ........................ 37
del-md5info ......................156 get-dlink .......................... 181
del-mednat.......................173 get-dlinkattr ..................... 182
del-mgc ............................ 64 get-dspattrib .................... 190
del-mgcattr ....................... 70 get-dspstatus ................... 239
del-multi-ip ....................... 41 get-e1attr ........................ 145
del-multi-mac .................... 46 get-expar-mpr .................. 210
del-rack ............................ 72 get-expar-mprb ................ 212
del-rip-cnic .......................167 get-fixtonechip ................. 219
del-rip-ctrl........................171 get-globalconst ................... 30
del-shelf............................ 75 get-hwmap ...................... 252
del-slctermid ....................192 get-hwset ........................ 252
del-snmpcfg ...................... 32 get-ipaddr.......................... 45
del-subnet......................... 38 get-ipsattrib ..................... 188
del-tonlab ........................229 get-ipsstatistic .................. 249
del-tonlst .........................225 get-ipsstatus .................... 234
del-tonpro ........................220 get-ipstermid.................... 196
del-trunkslctermid .............214 get-ipswildcard ................. 197
del-v5if ............................125 get-isdnbra ...................... 121
del-v5isdnuser ..................142 get-macaddr ...................... 48
del-v5lcci .........................133 get-md5info ..................... 157
del-v5link .........................128 get-mgbaseattr................... 59
del-v5pch .........................131 get-mgc............................. 66
del-v5pstnuser ..................139 get-mgcapabili.................... 60
del-voip-interface ..............108 get-mgmediatos.................. 62
del-voip-route ...................109 get-permatone.................. 164
digitmap ..........................176 get-rackinfo ....................... 72
disable.............................. 19 get-resourcestat ............... 251
dlink ................................179 get-ring ........................... 160
dsp..................................239 get-ringprofile .................. 162
e1attr ..............................144 get-rip-cnic ...................... 167
enable .............................. 19 get-rip-ctrl ....................... 171
end .................................. 20 get-rtppar-miro ................ 207
exip.................................105 get-rtppar-mpr ................. 201
exipaddr ........................... 43 get-rtppar-mprb ............... 205
exit .................................. 20 get-shelfboard .................... 90
expar...............................207 get-shelfinfo ....................... 75
fixtonechip .......................219 get-slcattrib ..................... 186
General Command Syntax ... 11 get-slcstatistic .................. 248
get-9k52conn ...................179 get-slcstatus .................... 231
get-allcfgboard................... 77 get-slctermid .................... 193
get-allmgcattr .................... 69 get-slcwildcard ................. 194
get-allnat .........................175 get-slnconninfo ................. 250
get-allqovspar...................154 get-snmpcfg ....................... 34
get-allrackinfo.................... 73 get-subnet ......................... 39
get-allshelfinfo ................... 76 get-sunitinfo..................... 249
get-allv5Lcci .....................135 get-system....................... 153

Index
get-tlineinfo ..................... 213 mod-mgcapabili.................. 56

get-tonlab ........................ 230 mod-mgcattr...................... 68
get-tonlst......................... 227 mod-mgip.......................... 61
get-tonpro ....................... 222 mod-mgmediatos................ 58
get-trunkslcattrib .............. 217 mod-pcmattr.................... 183
get-trunkslctermid ............ 216 mod-permatone................ 163
get-tsconninfo .................. 250 mod-qovspar.................... 153
get-tsstatus ..................... 246 mod-ring ......................... 159
get-unitinfo ...................... 253 mod-ringprofile ................ 160
get-v5if ........................... 127 mod-rtppar-miro............... 206
get-v5Lccistatus................ 134 mod-rtppar-mpr ............... 198
get-v5link ........................ 130 mod-rtppar-mprb.............. 202
get-v5user ....................... 138 mod-slcattrib ................... 184
get-voip-ipaddr................. 110 mod-snmpcfg ..................... 33
Global Commands ............... 13 mod-subnet ....................... 39
globalconst ........................ 29 mod-system..................... 152
help .................................. 21 mod-tlinegroup................. 214
history............................... 22 mod-tonlab ...................... 229
HyperTerminal ......................2 mod-tonlst....................... 225
inipaddr ............................. 42 mod-tonpro ..................... 221
init-agcmd-cfg .................. 253 mod-trunkuser ................. 218
Introduction .........................1 mod-v5if ......................... 126
ipaddr ............................... 99 mod-v5isdnuser................ 143
ips .................................. 234 mod-v5link ...................... 129
ipstermid ......................... 194 mod-v5pg1 ...................... 132
isdnbra ............................ 119 mod-v5protcl ................... 135
isdnuser .......................... 141 mod-v5pstnuser ............... 140
load-dftringprof ................ 162 multi-ip ............................. 40
Login Modes .........................1 multi-mac.......................... 45
logout ............................... 23 ndebug ............................. 19
macaddr .....................47, 103 NetNumen N31............. 1, 5, 6
Management Mode ................8 odti ................................ 122
Management User Configuration ping.................................. 23
Mode ...............................9 pstnuser .......................... 137
Management User Mode .........9 qovspar ........................... 153
md5info........................... 155 rack .................................. 71
mednat............................ 172 ring ................................ 159
mg.................................... 51 rip .................................. 165
mgc .................................. 63 rtppar ............................. 198
mgcattr ............................. 67 save ................................. 24
mod-9k52conn ................. 177 shelf ................................. 74
mod-as............................ 112 show................................. 24
mod-asp .......................... 115 slc .................................. 191
mod-ctrlport....................... 36 sleep................................. 25
mod-dlinkattr ................... 181 snmpcfg ............................ 31
mod-dspattrib................... 189 statistic ........................... 248
mod-e1attr ...................... 144 subnet .............................. 37
mod-exip-cnic .................. 105 Super Mode ....................... 10
mod-expar-mpr ................ 207 system ............................ 152
mod-expar-mprb............... 211 telnet................................ 17
mod-fixtonechip................ 219 Telnet ................................. 4
mod-globalconst ................. 29 tline................................ 213
mod-ipaddr-ics ................. 101 tonlab ............................. 228
mod-ipaddr-mpr ................. 99 tonlst .............................. 223
mod-ipsattrib ................... 187 tonpro............................. 220
mod-macaddr-ics .............. 103 trunk .............................. 214
mod-macaddr-mpr ............ 104 ts .................................. 246
mod-md5info.................... 156 unblock-conf .................... 238
mod-mgbaseattr ................. 55 unblock-dsp ..................... 241
mod-mgc ........................... 65 unblock-ips ...................... 235

unblock-slc .......................233 voip ................................ 107

unblock-ts ........................247 who .................................. 26
User Modes ......................... 7 write ................................. 26
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About this Manual ........................................................ xvii

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

What is in This Manual

TABLE 1 – CHAPTER SUMMARY

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Mouse TABLE 3 – MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

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How to Get in Touch

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This chapter covers the following topics:

 Network Management System (NMS)

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FIGURE 1 – HYPERTERMINAL STARTUP WINDOW

Input a connection name for current session and click OK.

FIGURE 2 – CONNECT TO INTERFACE

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Choose an appropriate COM port (that connects PC to ZXMSG

FIGURE 3 – COM1 PROPERTIES INTERFACE

Click Restore Defaults on COM Properties interface. Figure 3

FIGURE 4 – HYPERTERMINAL COMM AND LINE INTERFACE

Input an appropriate username and password to login

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FIGURE 5 – PING COMM AND

Once a connection is established, click Start → Run and type

FIGURE 6 – TELNET COMMAND

Telnet session starts in response to Telnet request. Figure 7

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FIGURE 7 – TELNET COMMAND LINE INTERFACE

Input an appropriate username and password to login.

Note: Telnet disconnects an idle session after six minutes.

FIGURE 8 – STARTING NMS SERVER

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NMS Server starts loading as Figure 9 shows.

FIGURE 9 – NMS SERVER STARTUP WINDOW

Note: NMS Server startup process may take several minutes

After NMS Server has successfully started, the command prompt

FIGURE 10 – NMS SERVER STARTUP WINDOW

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FIGURE 11 – STARTING NMS CLIENT

Login window pops up as Figure 12 shows.

FIGURE 12 – LOGIN WINDOW

Enter User name, Password, and Server Address and click

 Common User Mode

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Common User Mode

FIGURE 13 – COMMON USER MODE

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Network Management System (NMS)

Common User Mode