IManager U2000 V200R018C60CP5022 TL1 NBI User Guide 01

iManager U2000 Unified Network Management
System
V200R018C60CP5022
TL1 NBI User Guide
Issue 01
Date 2020-11-10
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TL1 NBI User Guide About This Document
About This Document
Related Version
The following table lists the product version related to this document.
Product Name Version
iManager U2000 V200R018C60CP5022
Intended Audience
This document provides the commands and examples related to the TL1 NBI
based on inventory management and services of the iManager U2000. In addition,
this document provides typical examples for service provisioning, troubleshooting,
and FAQ.
This document describes how to install and run the TL1 NBI and provides the
commands and examples for session control and operations performed to devices,
notification of resource changes, inventory management, and service provisioning
and maintenance. In addition, this document describes the examples for
provisioning services related to the GPON FTTH, GPON FTTB, DSLAM/MSAN and
provides troubleshooting and FAQ.
This document is intended for:
● Application developers
● Data configuration engineers
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Description
Indicates a hazard with a high level of risk which,

if not avoided, will result in death or serious
injury.
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Symbol Description
Indicates a hazard with a medium level of risk

which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
Indicates a hazard with a low level of risk which,

if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate
injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which,

if not avoided, could result in equipment damage,
data loss, performance deterioration, or
unanticipated results.
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to
personal injury.
Supplements the important information in the

main text.
NOTE is used to address information not related
to personal injury, equipment damage, and
environment deterioration.
Command Conventions
The command conventions that may be found in this document are defined as
follows.
Convention Description
Boldface The keywords of a command line are in boldface.
Italic Command arguments are in italics.
[] Items (keywords or arguments) in brackets [ ] are

optional.
{ x | y | ... } Optional items are grouped in braces and separated

by vertical bars. One item is selected.
[ x | y | ... ] Optional items are grouped in brackets and

separated by vertical bars. One item is selected or
no item is selected.
{ x | y | ... }* Optional items are grouped in braces and separated

by vertical bars. A minimum of one item or a
maximum of all items can be selected.
[ x | y | ... ]* Optional items are grouped in brackets and

separated by vertical bars. Several items or no item
can be selected.
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GUI Conventions
The GUI conventions that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Convention Description
Boldface Buttons, menus, parameters, tabs, window, and

dialog titles are in boldface. For example, click OK.
> Multi-level menus are in boldface and separated by

the ">" signs. For example, choose File > Create >
Folder.
Change History
For details about the change history, see 1 Change History.
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TL1 NBI User Guide Contents
Contents
About This Document................................................................................................................ ii

1 Change History.........................................................................................................................1
2 Usage Note................................................................................................................................7
3 TL1 NBI Overview.................................................................................................................... 9
3.1 Introduction to the TL1 NBI................................................................................................................................................. 9
3.2 Position in the Network...................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.3 Communication Protocols.................................................................................................................................................. 10
3.4 Functions and Features....................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.5 Security Mechanism............................................................................................................................................................. 12
3.6 Performance Specifications............................................................................................................................................... 14
3.7 Standard Compliance.......................................................................................................................................................... 15
3.8 References............................................................................................................................................................................... 15
4 Relationships Between the License and TL1 NBI...........................................................16

5 Installing and Enabling the NBI for Provisioning the TL1 Service.............................22
5.1 Configuration Requirements............................................................................................................................................. 22
5.2 Installing a TL1 NBI Component..................................................................................................................................... 23
5.3 Checking the Status of the TL1 NBI............................................................................................................................... 23
6 Maintaining the TL1 NBI..................................................................................................... 25

6.1 Requirements for Maintenance Staff............................................................................................................................. 26
6.2 Routine Maintenance.......................................................................................................................................................... 26
6.3 Logging in to the System Monitor Client..................................................................................................................... 27
6.4 Starting the TL1 Process..................................................................................................................................................... 29
6.5 Stopping the TL1 Process................................................................................................................................................... 30
6.6 Checking the License Status of the U2000.................................................................................................................. 31
6.7 Creating a U2000 User for the Access of an OSS and Assign Rights to the User.......................................... 31
7 SSL Principle and Configuration........................................................................................ 34

7.1 SSL Principle............................................................................................................................................................................34
7.2 Applying for an SSL Certificate........................................................................................................................................ 35
7.3 Configuring an SSL Certificate......................................................................................................................................... 36
8 Setting Configuration Items............................................................................................... 41
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9 Distributed System................................................................................................................73
9.1 Overview.................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
9.2 List of Unsupported Commands...................................................................................................................................... 75
9.3 Maintaining the TL1 NBI Gateway Service.................................................................................................................. 76
9.4 Setting Configuration Items.............................................................................................................................................. 77
10 Command Format............................................................................................................... 81
10.1 Format Description............................................................................................................................................................ 81
10.2 Command Format Description.......................................................................................................................................83
10.3 Response Format Description.........................................................................................................................................84
10.4 Format Description of the Resource Change Notification................................................................................... 87
11 Supported Devices of the Same Series.......................................................................... 89

12 Controlling a Session and Performing Operations on a Device...............................90
12.1 Controlling the Session..................................................................................................................................................... 90
12.1.1 Logging in to the U2000 (LOGIN)............................................................................................................................ 90
12.1.2 Logging In to the U2000 (ACT-USER)......................................................................................................................92
12.1.3 Exiting the U2000 (LOGOUT)..................................................................................................................................... 94
12.1.4 Exiting the U2000 (CANC-USER)............................................................................................................................... 94
12.1.5 Querying the U2000 Version (LST-BMSVERSION).............................................................................................. 96
12.1.6 Querying the NMS Information (LST-EMFSYSINFO).......................................................................................... 97
12.1.7 Handshaking (SHAKEHAND)................................................................................................................................... 100
12.1.8 Handshaking (REPT-STAT)........................................................................................................................................ 101
12.2 Performing Operations on a Device.......................................................................................................................... 102
12.2.1 Creating a Subnet (ADD-SUBNET).........................................................................................................................103
12.2.2 Modifying a Subnet (MOD-SUBNET).................................................................................................................... 104
12.2.3 Deleting a Subnet (DEL-SUBNET).......................................................................................................................... 105
12.2.4 Adding an NE Link (ADD-NELINK)........................................................................................................................ 107
12.2.5 Modifying an NE Link (MOD-NELINK)................................................................................................................. 109
12.2.6 Deleting an NE Link (DEL-NELINK)........................................................................................................................110
12.2.7 Synchronizing the Time (SYNC-DEVTIME).......................................................................................................... 111
12.2.8 Synchronizing NE Data (SYNC-DEV)..................................................................................................................... 114
12.2.9 Deleting a Device (DEL-DEV)................................................................................................................................... 116
12.2.10 Resetting a Device (RESET-DEV)........................................................................................................................... 121
12.2.11 Resetting a Board (RESET-BOARD)...................................................................................................................... 124
12.2.12 Changing the Device Name and Alias (MOD-DEV).......................................................................................126
12.2.13 Modifying the Shelf Name and Alias (MOD-FRAME)...................................................................................129
12.2.14 Modifying the Slot Alias (MOD-SLOT)............................................................................................................... 132
12.2.15 Exporting a Resource File (DMP-INVENTORY)................................................................................................ 134
12.2.16 Exporting Service Port Statistics to Files (DMP-E2EPERF)........................................................................... 147
12.2.17 Exporting Ethernet Port Statistics to Files (DMP-ETHPERF)....................................................................... 150
12.2.18 Exporting PON Port Statistics to Files (DMP-PONPERF)..............................................................................153
12.2.19 Adding a Device (ADD-DEV).................................................................................................................................. 156
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12.2.20 Adding a Board (ADD-BOARD)............................................................................................................................. 162

12.2.21 Deleting a Board (DEL-BOARD)............................................................................................................................ 165
12.2.22 Disabling a Board (DISABLE-BOARD)................................................................................................................. 168
12.2.23 Enabling a Board (ENABLE-BOARD)................................................................................................................... 170
12.2.24 Confirming a Board (CONFIRM-BOARD).......................................................................................................... 172
12.2.25 Switching Over the Active and Standby Control Boards (SYSTEM-SWITCH)........................................175
12.2.26 Activating a CATV Port (ACT-CATVPORT)......................................................................................................... 177
12.2.27 Deactivating a CATV Port (DACT-CATVPORT).................................................................................................179
12.2.28 Changing a Device IP Address (MOD-DEVIP).................................................................................................. 182
12.2.29 Adding an Alarm to the U2000 (ADD-ALARM).............................................................................................. 185
12.2.30 Saving the Device Configuration (SAVE-DEV)................................................................................................. 189
12.2.31 Issuing the Command Configuration Script to a Device (CFG-DEVEX)...................................................191
12.2.32 Issuing the Command Configuration Script to an MDE Device (CFG-MDUEX)................................... 206
12.2.33 Configuring the ANCP (CFG-PORTANCPINTERFACE).................................................................................... 212
12.2.34 Modifying System Attributes for NEs (CFG-DEVSYSPARA)......................................................................... 217
13 Performance Management............................................................................................. 222

13.1 Creating a Performance Measurement Task (CRE-PMTSK).............................................................................. 222
14 Notification of Resource Changes.................................................................................233

14.1 Notifying Resource Changes........................................................................................................................................ 233
14.1.1 Registering the Notification of Resource Changes (REG-RESCHGNOTIFY)............................................. 233
14.1.2 Canceling the Notification of Resource Changes (UREG-RESCHGNOTIFY)............................................. 234
14.1.3 Querying the Notification of Resource Changes (LST-BMSRESCHANOTIFY).......................................... 235
14.2 Notifying Device Resource Changes.......................................................................................................................... 238
14.2.1 Notifying Device Confirmation................................................................................................................................ 239
14.2.2 Notifying Device Deletion..........................................................................................................................................240
14.2.3 Notifying Device Synchronization........................................................................................................................... 242
14.2.4 Notifying Shelf Confirmation................................................................................................................................... 244
14.2.5 Notifying the Shelf Deletion..................................................................................................................................... 245
14.2.6 Notifying Slot Confirmation......................................................................................................................................246
14.2.7 Notifying the Slot Deletion....................................................................................................................................... 247
14.2.8 Reporting Notifications of OLT Attribute Changes........................................................................................... 249
14.2.9 Reporting Notifications of MDU Attribute Changes........................................................................................ 251
14.2.10 Reporting Notifications of ONU Addition......................................................................................................... 253
14.2.11 Reporting Notifications of ONU Deletion..........................................................................................................255
14.2.12 Reporting Notifications of Board Attribute Changes..................................................................................... 258
14.2.13 Notifying Plug and Play Deployment Completion..........................................................................................260
14.3 Notifying GPON Resource Changes...........................................................................................................................262
14.3.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of GPON ONUs....................................................................... 263
14.3.2 Notifying the Event That an FTTH GPON ONU Port Is Online.................................................................... 266
14.3.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of a GPON ONU...................................................................................... 269
14.3.4 Notifying GPON ONU Replacement...................................................................................................................... 272
14.4 Notifying EPON Resource Changes........................................................................................................................... 276
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14.4.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of EPON ONUs........................................................................ 276

14.4.2 Notifying the Event That an FTTH ONU Port Is Online.................................................................................. 279
14.4.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of an EPON ONU.................................................................................... 281
14.4.4 Notifying EPON ONU Replacement....................................................................................................................... 284
15 Inventory Management...................................................................................................287
15.1 Querying Device Resources.......................................................................................................................................... 289
15.1.1 Querying a Subnet (LST-SUBNET).......................................................................................................................... 289
15.1.2 Querying an NE Link (LST-NELINK)....................................................................................................................... 292
15.1.3 Querying the Information About a Device (LST-DEV).....................................................................................295
15.1.4 Querying Device Global Configurations (LST-DEVCFG).................................................................................. 306
15.1.5 Querying CPU and Memory Information about an NE (LST-DEVINFO)................................................... 310
15.1.6 Querying Subrack Information (LST-FRAME)..................................................................................................... 316
15.1.7 Querying the Information About a Board (LST-BOARD)................................................................................ 322
15.1.8 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of Boards (LST-BOARDPERF)...................................................... 333
15.1.9 Querying the Information About a Daughter Board (LST-SUBBOARD)....................................................335
15.1.10 Querying the Information About a Port (LST-PORT).................................................................................... 339
15.1.11 Querying Protection Group Information (LST-PSG)....................................................................................... 349
15.1.12 Querying the Alarms on the U2000 (LST-ALARM).........................................................................................354
15.1.13 Querying the MAC Addresses Learnt by Devices (LST-OLTLEARNINGMAC).........................................357
15.1.14 Querying Alarm Masking Rules(LST-MASKRULES)........................................................................................ 361
15.2 Querying ADSL Resources............................................................................................................................................. 367
15.2.1 Querying the Basic Information About an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTCFG)...........................................367
15.2.2 Querying Specified Information About ADSL Ports (LST-DSLPORTSPECIFYINFO)................................ 370
15.2.3 Querying the Details of an ADSL Port (LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO).......................................................... 375
15.2.4 Querying the List of ADSL Line Profiles (LST-ADSLLINEPROFILE).............................................................. 397
15.2.5 Querying the Details of an ADSL Line Profile (LST-ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL)..................................... 406
15.2.6 Querying the List of ADSL Alarm Profiles (LST-ADSLALARMPROFILE)..................................................... 415
15.2.7 Querying the List of ADSL Extended Profiles (LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)............................................. 419
15.2.8 Querying the Details of an ADSL Extended Profile (LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL)....................422
15.2.9 Querying the Alarm Information About an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTALARM).................................. 430
15.2.10 Querying the Alarm Status of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)........................................ 433
15.2.11 Querying the Performance Statistics of an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTPERF)..................................... 438
15.2.12 Querying the Current Performance Statistics of an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF)............... 441
15.2.13 Querying Performance of ADSL Port in Current 15 Minutes and Last 15 Minutes (LST-
ADSLPORTQTRPERF)................................................................................................................................................................ 445
15.2.14 Querying the Historical 15-minute Performance Statistics of an ADSL Port (LST-
ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF)......................................................................................................................................................... 455
15.2.15 Querying Bit Allocation Information About an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLBITALLOCINFO)..................... 460
15.2.16 Querying the U-MAC/V-MAC of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPING)....................................463
15.3 Querying G.SHDSL Resources...................................................................................................................................... 466
15.3.1 Querying the Chipset Mode of a Board (LST-SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE)......................................... 466
15.3.2 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Port (LST-SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO).................................................. 469
15.3.3 Querying the List of SHDSL Line Profiles (LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILE)....................................................... 481
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15.3.4 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL)..............................483

15.3.5 Querying the Devices That Reference an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-DEVBYSP)........................................491
15.3.6 Querying the Ports That Reference an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-PORTBYSP)..........................................493
15.3.7 Querying the List of SHDSL Alarm Profiles (LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE)............................................... 496
15.3.8 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Alarm Profile (LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL)...................... 499
15.3.9 Querying the Devices That Reference an SHDSL Alarm Profile (LST-DEVBYAL)....................................502
15.3.10 Querying the Ports That Reference an SHDSL Alarm Profile (LST-PORTBYAL)................................... 504
15.3.11 Querying the Alarm Information About an SHDSL Port (LST-SHDSLPORTALARM).......................... 507
15.3.12 Querying the Performance Statistics of a G.SHDSL Port (LST-SHDSLPORTPERF).............................. 510
15.3.13 Querying the FE1 Attribute of a TDM SHDSL Port (LST-SHDSLPORTFE1)............................................518
15.4 Querying VDSL2 Resources.......................................................................................................................................... 521
15.4.1 Querying the Details of a VDSL2 Port (LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)......................................................521
15.4.2 Querying Specified Information About VDSL2 Ports (LST-VDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO)......................... 569
15.4.3 Querying VDSL2 Port Information about Specified NEs (LST-NEVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO).............. 592
15.4.4 Querying the Alarm Information About a VDSL2 Port (LST-VDSLPORTALARM)...................................601
15.4.5 Querying the Performance Statistics on a VDSL2 Port (LST-VDSLPORTPERF)....................................... 605
15.4.6 Querying a VDSL2 Line Profile (LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE)............................................................................... 628
15.4.7 Query the Details of a VDSL2 Line Profile (LST-VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL)............................................631
15.4.8 Querying a VDSL2 Alarm Profile (LST-VDSLALARMPROFILE)...................................................................... 651
15.4.9 Query the Details of a VDSL2 Alarm Profile (LST-VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL).................................. 653
15.4.10 Querying the Alarm Status of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATEQUERY-
XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)........................................................................................................................................................ 664
15.4.11 Querying Bit Allocation Information About a VDSL2 Port (LST-VDSL2BITALLOCINFO)................... 670
15.4.12 Querying the U-MAC/V-MAC of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPINGQUERY-
XDSLPORTMACMAPING)........................................................................................................................................................ 674
15.4.13 Querying Global VDSL2 Profile Names (LST-PROFNAME)..........................................................................677
15.4.14 Querying NE-side VDSL2 Profile Names (TI Mode).......................................................................................680
15.4.14.1 Querying VDSL2 Service Profile Names (LST-VDSLSERVICEPROFILE)................................................. 680
15.4.14.2 Querying VDSL2 UPBO Profile Names (LST-VDSLUPBOPROFILE)........................................................ 683
15.4.14.3 Querying VDSL2 DPBO Profile Names (LST-VDSLDPBOPROFILE)........................................................ 686
15.4.14.4 Querying VDSL2 Spectrum Profile Names (LST-VDSLSPECPROFILE)................................................... 689
15.4.14.5 Querying VDSL2 Alarm Profile Names (LST-VDSLTIALARMPROFILE)..................................................692
15.4.14.6 Querying VDSL2 SNR Margin Profile Names (LST-VDSLNMPROFILE)................................................ 695
15.4.14.7 Querying VDSL2 Delay INP Profiles (LST-VDSLINPPROFILE).................................................................. 698
15.4.15 Querying the Performance Statistics on a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF)... 701
15.4.16 Querying the Details of a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (LST-ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)..................716
15.4.17 Querying Specified Information About GPON ONT VDSL2 Ports (LST-
ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO)............................................................................................................................................. 736
15.5 Querying G.fast Resources............................................................................................................................................ 748
15.5.1 Querying the Details of a G.fast Port (LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO)....................................................... 748
15.5.2 Querying G.fast Port Information About Specified NEs (LST-NEGFASTPORTDETAILINFO)............... 772
15.5.3 Querying the Alarm Information About a G.fast Port (LST-GFASTPORTALARM)..................................779
15.5.4 Querying the Performance Statistics on a G.fast Port (LST-GFASTPORTPERF)...................................... 782
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15.5.5 Querying the Alarm Status of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATEQUERY-

XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)........................................................................................................................................................ 796
15.5.6 Querying the Bit Allocation Information About a G.fast Port (LST-GFASTBITALLOCINFO)............... 802
15.5.7 Querying the U-MAC/V-MAC of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPINGQUERY-
XDSLPORTMACMAPING)........................................................................................................................................................ 805
15.6 Querying a Bonding Group...........................................................................................................................................808
15.6.1 Querying a Bonding Group (RTRV-BONDGRP)..................................................................................................808
15.6.2 Querying the Details of a Bonding Group (RTRV-BONDGRPDETAIL)........................................................812
15.6.3 Querying Performance Statistics of a VDSL2 Bonding Group (LST-VDSL2BONDINGGROUPPERF)820
15.6.4 Querying the Details of a VDSL2 Bonding Group (LST-VDSL2BONDINGDETAILINFO).......................826
15.7 Querying Video Resources............................................................................................................................................ 831
15.7.1 Querying the List of Virtual Upstream Ports in an IGMP VLAN (LST-IGMPUPLINKPORT)................ 831
15.7.2 Querying the Information About Multicast Programs (LST-NTVPROGRAM)..........................................835
15.7.3 Querying the Detail Information of a Multicast User (LST-NTVUSRDETAIL)..........................................844
15.7.4 Querying the List of Multicast Users (LST-NTVPORTBASIC)......................................................................... 859
15.7.5 Querying the Rights Profile of a Multicast User (LST-NTVPORTRP).......................................................... 875
15.7.6 Querying Rights Profiles (LST-NTVRP).................................................................................................................. 891
15.7.7 Querying the Programs Specified in a Rights Profile (LST-RPPROGRAM)................................................894
15.7.8 Querying the Multicast VLAN Information of a Device (RTRV-IGMPVLAN)........................................... 899
15.7.9 Querying the Multicast VLAN of a Multicast User (LST-NTVUSRIGMPVLAN)....................................... 902
15.7.10 Querying the Details of a Multicast VLAN (RTRV-IGMPVLANDETAIL)................................................... 910
15.7.11 Querying the Details on a Multicast VLAN (LST-IGMPVLANDETAIL)......................................................915
15.7.12 Querying the Multicast Subtend Port (LST-NTVCASCADE).........................................................................923
15.8 Querying GPON Resources........................................................................................................................................... 929
15.8.1 Querying the List of GPON Ports (LST-GPONPORT)....................................................................................... 929
15.8.2 Querying the Details of a GPON Port (LST-GPONPORTDETAIL).................................................................934
15.8.3 Querying the Information About an Upstream GPON Port (LST-GPONNNIPORT).............................. 946
15.8.4 Querying the List of ONUs (LST-ONT)................................................................................................................. 950
15.8.5 Querying the Details of an ONT (LST-ONTDETAIL)......................................................................................... 969
15.8.6 Querying the IP Address of a GPON ONT (LST-ONTIPINFO)....................................................................... 983
15.8.7 Querying the Information About Auto-Discovered GPON ONUs (LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND)........989
15.8.8 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-ONTRUNINFO)................................................................... 996
15.8.9 Querying the List of ONT Ports (LST-ONTPORT)........................................................................................... 1005
15.8.10 Querying the Details of an ONT Port (LST-ONTPORTDETAIL)................................................................1012
15.8.11 Querying the Ethernet Port Details of a GPON ONT (LST-GPONONTETHPORTDETAIL)..............1020
15.8.12 Querying the Status of an ONU POTS User (LST-ONTPOTSSTATE)......................................................1024
15.8.13 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the User Port of an FTTH ONU (LST-
GPONONTPORTMAC)........................................................................................................................................................... 1031
15.8.14 Querying the Details of GPON Optical Modules (LST-GPONSFP)......................................................... 1036
15.8.15 Querying the Parameters of the Optical Module of an ONT (LST-ONTDDMDETAIL)....................1043
15.8.16 Querying the Optical Module Information of an MDU NNI Port (LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL)... 1054
15.8.17 Querying the Ethernet Transmission Feature of an Upstream Port of an ONT (LST-
ONTETHPORTPERF)............................................................................................................................................................... 1058
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15.8.18 Querying the List of DBA Profiles Bound to an ONT (LST-ONTDBAPROF)........................................ 1067
15.8.19 Querying the List of GEM Ports (LST-GEMPORT)........................................................................................ 1073
15.8.20 Querying the List of GEM Connections (LST-GEMCONNECTION)......................................................... 1081
15.8.21 Querying the Real-Time Performance Data of Ethernet Traffic on a GPON UNI Port (LST-
GPONPORTPERF).................................................................................................................................................................... 1088
15.8.22 Querying the Real-Time Performance Data of a GPON ONT Ethernet Port (LST-
GPONONTETHPORTPERF)................................................................................................................................................... 1095
15.8.23 Querying the ONT WAN Port Information (LST-ONTWAN).................................................................... 1100
15.8.24 Querying ONT SIP User Accounts (LST-ONTSIPINFO)............................................................................... 1107
15.8.25 Querying GPON Line Profile Names (LST-GPONLINEPROFILE)..............................................................1115
15.8.26 Querying GPON Service Profile Names (LST-GPONSRVPROFILE)......................................................... 1118
15.8.27 Query the DHCP IP Configuration of an ONT (LST-ONTIPCONFIG)..................................................... 1121
15.8.28 Querying the VoIP Address of an ONT (LST-ONTVAGVOIP)....................................................................1126
15.8.29 Querying the ONT PSTN User Information (LST-ONTVOIPPSTNUSER)...............................................1132
15.8.30 Querying the VLAN Switching Pair for an Ethernet Port on a GPON ONT (LST-
ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR)................................................................................................................................................1144
15.8.31 Querying the Traffic Shaping Information of an ONT Queue (LST-ONTQUEUESHAPING)..........1149
15.8.32 Querying the GPON Optical Module Information (LST-GPONDDMINFO)......................................... 1154
15.8.33 Querying the Transmission Feature of a GPON NNI Port (LST-GPONNNIPERF).............................. 1159
15.8.34 Querying the First Idle GEM Port ID of GPON Ports (LST-FRSTIDLGEM)............................................ 1164
15.8.35 Exporting POTS Service Provisioning Statistical Files (DMP-POTSPERF)............................................. 1167
15.8.36 Exporting GPON ONT Online Status Statistical Files (DMP-ONTPERF)...............................................1170
15.8.37 Querying GPON MDU Replacement Tasks (LST-ONTRM)........................................................................ 1173
15.8.38 Querying Call Record of a ONT Pots (LST-ONTPOTSCALLRECORD).....................................................1182
15.8.39 Querying Details About a Global GPON Line Profile(LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILEDETAIL)..1187
15.8.40 Querying a Global GPON Line Profile Name List(LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILENAME).......... 1190
15.8.41 Querying Details About a Global GPON Service Profile (LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILEDETAIL)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1193
15.8.42 Querying a Global GPON Service Profile Name List (LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILENAME).....1197
15.8.43 Querying Details About a Global GPON DBA Profile (LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILEDETAIL).............1199
15.8.44 Querying a Global GPON DBA Profile Name List (LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILENAME)..................... 1203
15.8.45 Querying the ONT WLAN Information (LST-ONTUSERWLAN)...............................................................1205
15.8.46 Querying WiFi Statistics (LST-ONTAPWIFISTATISTICS).............................................................................. 1214
15.8.47 Querying the WiFi Device Information (LST-ONTWIFIDEVICE).............................................................. 1220
15.8.48 Querying the Online External AP Information (LST-ONTEXTERNALAP)..............................................1227
15.8.49 Querying the AP Neighbor Information (LST-ONTAPNEIGHBOR)......................................................... 1232
15.8.50 Querying the Queue Packet Loss Statistics of GPON TCONT (LST-GPONONTPRIORITYQUEUE)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1239
15.8.51 Querying VAS Profile (LST-VASPROFILE).........................................................................................................1243
15.8.52 Querying ONT Load Task (LST-ONTLOADTASK).......................................................................................... 1245
15.9 Querying EPON Resources......................................................................................................................................... 1249
15.9.1 Querying Information About an Upstream EPON ONU Port (LST-EPONNNIPORT)......................... 1249
15.9.2 Querying the List of EPON ONTs (LST-EPONONT)....................................................................................... 1253
15.9.3 Querying Information About Auto-discovered EPON ONUs (LST-EPONONTAUTOFIND)............... 1270
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15.9.4 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-EPONONTRUNINFO)..................................................... 1275

15.9.5 Querying the Ethernet Port Details of an EPON ONT (LST-EPONONTETHPORTDETAIL)............... 1283
15.9.6 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the User Port of an FTTH ONU (LST-
EPONONTPORTMAC)............................................................................................................................................................ 1287
15.9.7 Querying the EPON Information of an MDU Device (LST-EPONBYONUDEV).....................................1293
15.9.8 Querying Optical Module Information About an EPON ONT (LST-EPONONTDDMDETAIL)..........1297
15.9.9 Querying the Optical Module Information of an MDU NNI Port (LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL) .... 1305
15.9.10 Querying Details on EPON Optical Modules (LST-EPONSFP)................................................................. 1309
15.9.11 Querying Optical Module Information About an EPON Port (LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL).......1315
15.9.12 Querying the EPON Port Details (LST-EPONPORTDETAIL)...................................................................... 1321
15.9.13 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of an EPON Port (LST-EPONPONPORTPERF).................. 1326
15.9.14 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of Ethernet Traffic on an EPON UNI Port (LST-
EPONPORTPERF)..................................................................................................................................................................... 1331
15.9.15 Querying Real-Time Performance Data on an EPON ONT Ethernet Port (LST-
EPONONTETHPORTPERF)....................................................................................................................................................1335
15.9.16 Querying ONT SIP User Accounts (LST-ONTSIPINFO)............................................................................... 1339
15.9.17 Querying the VoIP Address of an ONT (LST-ONTVAGVOIP)....................................................................1347
15.9.18 Querying the ONT PSTN User Information (LST-ONTVOIPPSTNUSER)...............................................1352
15.9.19 Querying Call Record of a ONT Pots (LST-ONTPOTSCALLRECORD).....................................................1364
15.9.20 Querying the ONT WLAN Information (LST-ONTUSERWLAN)...............................................................1369
15.9.21 Querying WiFi Statistics (LST-ONTAPWIFISTATISTICS).............................................................................. 1376
15.9.22 Querying the WiFi Device Information (LST-ONTWIFIDEVICE).............................................................. 1382
15.9.23 Querying the Online External AP Information (LST-ONTEXTERNALAP)..............................................1389
15.9.24 Querying the AP Neighbor Information (LST-ONTAPNEIGHBOR)......................................................... 1394
15.9.25 Querying the number of connected ont users(LST-ONTUSER)...............................................................1401
15.9.26 Querying the DBA Profile and CAR Profile Bound to an EPON ONT (LST-EPONONTDBACARPROF)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1405
15.9.27 Querying a Global EPON Line Profile Name List(LST-GLOBALEPONLINEPROFILENAME)........... 1409
15.9.28 Querying a Global EPON Service Profile Name List (LST-GLOBALEPONSRVPROFILENAME)......1411
15.9.29 Querying EPON Line Profile Names (LST-EPONLINEPROFILE)............................................................... 1413
15.9.30 Querying EPON Service Profile Names (LST-EPONSRVPROFILE)........................................................... 1416
15.10 CNU Resource Query................................................................................................................................................. 1418
15.10.1 Querying the List of CNUs (LST-CNU)............................................................................................................. 1418
15.10.2 Querying the Details of a CNU (LST-CNUDETAIL).......................................................................................1422
15.11 Querying CM Resources............................................................................................................................................ 1426
15.11.1 Querying the Info of CM (LST-CMINFO)......................................................................................................... 1427
15.11.2 Querying the CPE List of a CM (LST-CMCPELIST)........................................................................................1430
15.11.3 Collecting Statistics on a CM (LST-CMNUMSTATIC)................................................................................... 1434
15.11.4 Querying the List of CMs (LST-CMLIST).......................................................................................................... 1439
15.11.5 Querying the Quality of CM Upstream Channels (LST-CMUPCHANNELINFO).................................1456
15.11.6 Querying the Quality of CM Downstream Channels (LST-CMDOWNCHANNELINFO).................. 1462
15.11.7 Querying the Downstream Channel Info List of RF Ports (LST-DOWNCHANNELINFO)................ 1467
15.11.8 Querying the Upstream Channel Info List of RF Ports (LST-UPCHANNELINFO).............................. 1472
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15.11.9 Querying the Details of a CM (LST-CMDETAIL)............................................................................................1480

15.11.10 Querying the PNM Pre-equalization Coefficients of a CM (LST-CMPNM-EQD).............................1494
15.11.11 Querying the PNM Auxiliary Parameters of a CM (LST-CMPNM-SUB)............................................. 1507
15.11.12 Querying the Layer 2 VPN VLAN of a CM (LST-L2VPNVLAN).............................................................. 1521
15.11.13 Querying Amplifier Details (LST-AMPDETAIL)............................................................................................ 1525
15.12 Querying VLAN Resources....................................................................................................................................... 1531
15.12.1 Querying the VLAN Information of a Device (LST-VLAN).........................................................................1532
15.12.2 Querying the Details of a VLAN (LST-VLANDETAIL)................................................................................... 1540
15.12.3 Querying the VLAN ID of an xDSL Port (LST-DSLPORTVLAN)................................................................ 1548
15.12.4 Querying the List of Ports in a VLAN (LST-PORTOFVLAN).......................................................................1552
15.12.5 Querying the VLAN ID of a Port (LST-VLANOFPORT)................................................................................ 1557
15.12.6 Querying the Transmission Feature of a VLAN (LST-VLANPERF)........................................................... 1561
15.12.7 Querying an L3 Interface (LST-VLANL3IF)...................................................................................................... 1570
15.13 Querying Ethernet Resources.................................................................................................................................. 1575
15.13.1 Querying the Details of an Ethernet Port (LST-ETHPORTDETAILINFO)............................................... 1575
15.13.2 Querying an Ethernet Aggregation Group (LST-LAG)................................................................................ 1585
15.13.3 Querying the List of Vlan in Aggregation Group (LST-VLANOFLAG)....................................................1590
15.13.4 Querying the Details of an SFP (LST-SFPDETAILINFO).............................................................................. 1594
15.13.5 Querying the SFP Information of a Device (LST-SFP).................................................................................1601
15.13.6 Querying the Upstream Traffic Information of an Ethernet Port (LST-ETHPORTSTATINFO).......1608
15.13.7 Querying the DDM Details of an Optical Module (LST-DDMDETAILINFO)........................................1613
15.13.8 Querying the Ethernet Transmission Statistics (LST-ETHPORTPERF).................................................... 1618
15.13.9 Querying the List of Ethernet Ports (LST-ETHPORT).................................................................................. 1626
15.13.10 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the Service Port of an FTTB ONU (LST-ETHPORTMAC)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1632
15.13.11 Querying the Up Link Ethernet Transmission Statistics (LST-DEVUPLINK).......................................1636
15.14 Querying Service Virtual Port Resources.............................................................................................................1641
15.14.1 Querying Service Virtual Ports (LST-SERVICEPORT)....................................................................................1641
15.14.2 Querying the Service Port Information about NEs (LST-NESERVICEPORTDETAIL).......................... 1687
15.14.3 Querying the Details of a Service Virtual Port (LST-SERVICEPORTDETAIL)........................................1694
15.14.4 Querying the Static IP Addresses of a Service Port (LST-IP2SERVICEPORT)....................................... 1730
15.14.5 Querying the Performance Statistics of Service Ports (LST-SERVICEPORTPERF).............................. 1749
15.14.6 Querying CAR Groups (LST-CARGROUP)........................................................................................................ 1774
15.14.7 Querying Bundles of Service Virtual Ports (LST-SERVICEPORTBUNDLE).............................................1778
15.14.8 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned By a User Port and Its Service Port (LST-
PORTMACADDRESS).............................................................................................................................................................. 1782
15.14.9 Querying the 802.1x of a Service Port (LST-DOT1X2SERVICEPORT).....................................................1803
15.14.10 Querying the List of ONUs (LST-ONTSERVICEPORT)...............................................................................1821
15.15 Querying PVC Resources...........................................................................................................................................1830
15.15.1 Querying the Information About a PVC (LST-PVC)..................................................................................... 1831
15.15.2 Querying the Information About a VPI (LST-VPI)........................................................................................ 1838
15.15.3 Querying Anti-DoS Attack Information of Service Flows (LST-ANTIDOS).......................................... 1842
15.16 Querying TDM E1 Resources................................................................................................................................... 1847
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15.16.1 Querying Local TDM E1 Connections (LST-NATIVETDMCONN).............................................................1847

15.16.2 Querying the Attribute of a PRI E1 Port (LST-PRIE1)..................................................................................1857
15.17 Querying Traffic Profile Resources........................................................................................................................ 1862
15.17.1 Querying a global ATM Traffic Profile (LST-ATMTP).................................................................................. 1862
15.17.2 Querying an IP Traffic Profile (LST-IPTP)........................................................................................................ 1866
15.17.3 Querying a global MEF IP Traffic Profile (LST-MEFIPTP).......................................................................... 1870
15.17.4 Querying an NE-side MEF IP Traffic Profile (LST-NEMEFIPTP)............................................................... 1878
15.18 Querying PSTN Resources........................................................................................................................................ 1885
15.18.1 Querying a V5 PSTN User (LST-V5PSTNUSER)..............................................................................................1885
15.19 Querying the ISDN Resources................................................................................................................................. 1889
15.19.1 Querying a V5 ISDN BRA User (LST-V5BRAUSER)....................................................................................... 1889
15.19.2 Querying a V5 ISDN PRA User (LST-V5PRAUSER)....................................................................................... 1893
15.20 Querying VoIP Resources.......................................................................................................................................... 1897
15.20.1 Querying a VoIP PSTN User (LST-VOIPPSTNUSER)..................................................................................... 1897
15.20.2 Querying the List of Configured VoIP PSTN Users (LST-VOIPPOTSBASIC)..........................................1923
15.20.3 Querying the Performance Data of a VoIP PSTN Port (LST-VOIPPSTNPERF).................................... 1934
15.20.4 Querying the Extended Telephone Numbers of a VoIP PSTN Port (LST-VOIPPSTNEXTTELNO)..1937
15.20.5 Querying the User Name and Password of a VoIP PSTN Port (LST-VOIPPSTNACCOUNT)...........1940
15.20.6 Querying Members of an CLI Account Group (LST-CGMEMBER).......................................................... 1943
15.20.7 Querying CLI Account Groups (LST-CLIGROUP)........................................................................................... 1946
15.20.8 Querying Service Rights and Service Data of VoIP PSTN Users (LST-VOIPPSTNSRV)..................... 1949
15.20.9 Querying a VoIP ISDN BRA User (LST-VOIPBRAUSER)............................................................................... 1962
15.20.10 Querying the List of Configured VoIP ISDN BRA Users (LST-VOIPBRABASIC).................................1986
15.20.11 Querying Authentication Information About a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LST-VOIPBRAACCOUNT)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1992
15.20.12 Querying Service Rights of a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LST-VOIPBRASRV).............................................. 1995
15.20.13 Querying the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LST-VOIPBRAEXTTELNO)...2002
15.20.14 Querying a VoIP ISDN PRA User (LST-VOIPPRAUSER).............................................................................2005
15.20.15 Querying the List of Configured VoIP ISDN PRA Users (LST-VOIPPRABASIC)................................. 2024
15.20.16 Querying Authentication Information About a VoIP ISDN PRA Port (LST-VOIPPRAACCOUNT)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2030
15.20.17 Querying Service Rights of VoIP ISDN PRA Ports (LST-VOIPPRASRV)................................................ 2034
15.20.18 Querying the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN PRA Port (LST-VOIPPRAEXTTELNO)...2039
15.20.19 Querying the VBD Parameter of Voice Ports (LST-VOIPVBD)............................................................... 2043
15.20.20 Querying SIP User Groups (LST-USERGROUP)........................................................................................... 2046
15.20.21 Querying an MGC Global Profile (LST-MGCD)........................................................................................... 2052
15.20.22 Querying a VAG (LST-VAG)................................................................................................................................2054
15.20.23 Querying the MGCD Associated with a VAG (LST-MGCDOFVAG).......................................................2061
15.20.24 Querying a VSG (LST-VSG)................................................................................................................................ 2063
15.20.25 Querying an Association (LST-ASSOCIATION)............................................................................................2067
15.20.26 Querying the Hunting Group List (LST-HUNTINGGROUP).................................................................... 2071
15.20.27 Querying the Hunting Group Member List (LST-HGMEMBER)............................................................ 2077
15.20.28 Querying the Group Account List (LST-GROUPNUMBER)...................................................................... 2083
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15.20.29 Querying Service Rights and Service Data for Group Accounts (LST-GROUPNUMBERSRV)......2086
15.20.30 Querying Authentication Information for Group Accounts (LST-GROUPNUMBERAUTH).......... 2092
15.20.31 Querying Call Release Cause Codes in a Hunting Group (LST-HUNTINGSTOPCAUSECODE)... 2096
15.20.32 Querying a Global Number Change Profile (LST-NUMCHGPROFILE)................................................2099
15.20.33 Querying the VBD Parameter of Voice Ports (LST-VOIPVBDQUERY-VOIPVBD).............................. 2101
15.20.34 Querying Physical Information Corresponding to Telephone Numbers (LST-
TELNUMLOCATIONINFO).................................................................................................................................................... 2105
15.21 Querying SPC Resources........................................................................................................................................... 2108
15.21.1 Querying the List of SPCs (LST-SPC).................................................................................................................2108
15.21.2 Querying the Details of an SPC (DTL-SPC).....................................................................................................2117
15.22 Querying SPCM Resources....................................................................................................................................... 2130
15.22.1 Querying an SPCM User (LST-SPCMUSER).....................................................................................................2130
15.23 Querying ACL and QoS Resources........................................................................................................................ 2134
15.23.1 Querying ACL Groups (LST-ACLGRP)................................................................................................................ 2135
15.23.2 Querying the Subitems of an Extended ACL Group (LST-ACLEXTSUBITEM)...................................... 2138
15.23.3 Querying the Subitems of a Standard ACL Group (LST-ACLBASESUBITEM)...................................... 2146
15.23.4 Querying the Subitems of a Layer 2 ACL Group (LST-ACLLINKSUBITEM).......................................... 2150
15.23.5 Querying Port Rate Limit (LST-QOSRATELIMIT).......................................................................................... 2154
15.23.6 Querying a Traffic Limit on a Port (LST-QOSTRAFFICLIMIT)...................................................................2159
15.24 Querying HQoS Resources....................................................................................................................................... 2166
15.24.1 Querying the Information About a Port VLAN CAR(LST-HQOS)............................................................ 2166
16 Service Provisioning....................................................................................................... 2171

16.1 ADSL Service Provisioning.......................................................................................................................................... 2173
16.1.1 Creating an ADSL Line Profile (CRT-ADSLLINEPROFILE)............................................................................. 2173
16.1.2 Deleting an ADSL Line Profile (DEL-ADSLLINEPROFILE)............................................................................. 2185
16.1.3 Deleting an ADSL Line Profile from a Device (DEL-ADSLLPOFDEV)....................................................... 2186
16.1.4 Creating an ADSL Alarm Profile (CRT-ADSLALARMPROFILE).................................................................... 2188
16.1.5 Deleting an ADSL Alarm Profile (DEL-ADSLALARMPROFILE).................................................................... 2191
16.1.6 Deleting an ADSL Alarm Profile from a Device (DEL-ADSLAPOFDEV)................................................... 2193
16.1.7 Creating an ADSL Extended Profile (CRT-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)............................................................ 2195
16.1.8 Deleting an ADSL Extended Profile (DEL-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)............................................................ 2202
16.1.9 Deleting an ADSL Extended Profile from a Device (DEL-ADSLEPOFDEV)............................................. 2204
16.1.10 Activating an ADSL Port (ACT-ADSLPORT).................................................................................................... 2206
16.1.11 Deactivating an ADSL Port (DACT-ADSLPORT)............................................................................................ 2208
16.1.12 Modifying the Attributes of an ADSL Port (MOD-ADSLPORT)............................................................... 2210
16.1.13 Modifying the Attributes of an ADSL Port Through the Enhanced Command (MOD-ADSLPORTEX)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2222
16.1.14 Modifying the Working Mode of an ADSL Port (MOD-ADSLWORKMODE)...................................... 2249
16.1.15 Blocking an ADSL Port (BLK-ADSLPORT)........................................................................................................2250
16.1.16 Unblocking an ADSL Port (UBLK-ADSLPORT)............................................................................................... 2252
16.1.17 Modifying the VLAN ID of an ADSL Port (MOD-DSLPORTVLAN)......................................................... 2254
16.1.18 Modifying the Alias of an ADSL Port (MOD-PORTNAME)....................................................................... 2257
16.1.19 Initializing an ADSL Port (INIT-ADSLPORT)................................................................................................... 2259
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16.2 G.SHDSL Service Provisioning....................................................................................................................................2261

16.2.1 Creating an SHDSL Line Profile (CRT-SHDSLSPANPROFILE)...................................................................... 2261
16.2.2 Deleting an SHDSL Line Profile (DEL-SHDSLSPANPROFILE)...................................................................... 2272
16.2.3 Deleting an SHDSL Line Profile from a Device (DEL-SHDSLSPONDEV).................................................2274
16.2.4 Creating an SHDSL Alarm Profile (CRT-SHDSLALARMPROFILE).............................................................. 2276
16.2.5 Deleting an SHDSL Alarm Profile (DEL-SHDSLALARMPROFILE).............................................................. 2279
16.2.6 Deleting an SHDSL Alarm Profile from a Device (DEL-SHDSLALONDEV).............................................2281
16.2.7 Activating an SHDSL Port (ACT-SHDSLPORT)................................................................................................. 2283
16.2.8 Deactivating an SHDSL Port (DACT-SHDSLPORT)......................................................................................... 2285
16.2.9 Binding SHDSL Ports (BND-SHDSLPORT)......................................................................................................... 2287
16.2.10 Unbinding SHDSL Ports (UBND-SHDSLPORT).............................................................................................. 2290
16.2.11 Modifying the Attributes of an SHDSL Port (MOD-SHDSLPORT)..........................................................2293
16.2.12 Performing a Loopback on an SHDSL Port (LOOPBACK-SHDSLPORT)................................................ 2299
16.2.13 Canceling a Loopback Test on an SHDSL Port (ULOOPBACK-SHDSLPORT)...................................... 2302
16.2.14 Configuring the Chipset Mode of a Board (CFG-SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE)..............................2304
16.2.15 Modifying the FE1 Attribute of a TDM SHDSL Port (MOD-SHDSLPORTFE1)................................... 2306
16.3 VDSL2 Service Provisioning........................................................................................................................................ 2311
16.3.1 Activating a VDSL2 Port (ACT-VDSL2PORT)..................................................................................................... 2311
16.3.2 Deactivating a VDSL2 Port (DACT-VDSL2PORT).............................................................................................2316
16.3.3 Modifying the Attributes of a VDSL2 Port (MOD-VDSL2PORT)................................................................2320
16.3.4 Modifying the Attributes of a VDSL2 Port Through the Enhanced Command (MOD-VDSL2PORTEX)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2326
16.3.5 Activating a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (ACT-ONTVDSL2PORT)................................................................... 2357
16.3.6 Deactivating a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (DACT-ONTVDSL2PORT)........................................................... 2363
16.3.7 Modifying the Attributes of a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (MOD-ONTVDSL2PORT).............................. 2368
16.3.8 Modifying the Attributes of a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port Through the Enhanced Command(MOD-
ONTVDSL2PORTEX)............................................................................................................................................................... 2373
16.4 G.fast Service Provisioning..........................................................................................................................................2384
16.4.1 Activating a G.fast Port (ACT-GFASTPORT)...................................................................................................... 2384
16.4.2 Deactivating a G.fast Port (DACT-GFASTPORT).............................................................................................. 2387
16.4.3 Modifying the Attributes of a G.fast Port (MOD-GFASTPORT)................................................................. 2389
16.4.4 Binding a G.fast TDD Profile (MOD-GFASTPROFILE)....................................................................................2394
16.5 Bonding Group Management....................................................................................................................................2395
16.5.1 Adding a Bonding Group (ENT-BONDGRP)...................................................................................................... 2395
16.5.2 Modifying the Attributes of a Bonding Group (ED-BONDGRP)................................................................ 2402
16.5.3 Deleting a Bonding Group (DLT-BONDGRP).................................................................................................... 2408
16.5.4 Activating a Bonding Group (ACT-BONDGRP)................................................................................................ 2411
16.5.5 Deactivating a Bonding Group (DACT-BONDGRP)........................................................................................ 2414
16.5.6 Associating Ports with a Bonding Group (ASS-BONDGRP).........................................................................2417
16.5.7 Disassociating Ports from a Bonding Group (DASS-BONDGRP)............................................................... 2421
16.6 Video Service Provisioning.......................................................................................................................................... 2424
16.6.1 Provisioning the Multicast Service (JOIN-NTVUSR/JOIN-NTV)................................................................. 2425
16.6.2 Modifying the Attributes of a Multicast User (MOD-NTVUSR/MOD-NTVPORT)...............................2465
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16.6.3 Stopping the Multicast Service (QUIT-NTV)..................................................................................................... 2497

16.6.4 Suspending the Multicast Service (BLK-NTVPORT)....................................................................................... 2514
16.6.5 Re-provisioning the Multicast Service (UBLK-NTVPORT)............................................................................ 2529
16.6.6 Adding Rights Profiles for a Multicast User (BND-NTVUSRRP/BND-NTVRP)...................................... 2543
16.6.7 Deleting Rights Profiles of a Multicast User (UBND-NTVUSRRP/UBND-NTVRP)...............................2558
16.6.8 Adding a Program Profile to a Device (ADD-NTVPROGRAM)................................................................... 2573
16.6.9 Deleting a Program Profile from a Device (DEL-NTVPROGRAM).............................................................2584
16.6.10 Binding or Unbinding Rights Profiles on Schedule (BND-NTVUSRRP-SCHEDULE)..........................2587
16.6.11 Binding Rights Profiles with an NE (BND-NTVALLUSRRP)....................................................................... 2603
16.6.12 Unbinding Rights Profiles from an NE (UBND-NTVALLUSRRP)..............................................................2608
16.6.13 Adding a Multicast VLAN (ADD-IGMPVLAN)................................................................................................ 2611
16.6.14 Deleting a Multicast VLAN (DEL-IGMPVLAN)............................................................................................... 2620
16.6.15 Adding a Multicast Subtend Port (ADD-NTVCASCADE)............................................................................2623
16.6.16 Deleting a Multicast Subtend Port (DEL-NTVCASCADE)........................................................................... 2630
16.6.17 Adding a Virtual Upstream Port of a Multicast VLAN (ADD-IGMPUPLINKPORT)........................... 2634
16.6.18 Deleting a Virtual Upstream Port of a Multicast VLAN (DEL-IGMPUPLINKPORT).......................... 2638
16.7 GPON Service Provisioning.........................................................................................................................................2642
16.7.1 Adding an ONU (ADD-ONT)................................................................................................................................. 2642
16.7.2 Modifying an ONU (MOD-ONT).......................................................................................................................... 2673
16.7.3 Deleting an ONT (DEL-ONT)................................................................................................................................. 2709
16.7.4 Activating an ONT (ACT-ONT).............................................................................................................................. 2716
16.7.5 Deactivating an ONT (DACT-ONT)...................................................................................................................... 2721
16.7.6 Resetting an ONT (RESET-ONT)........................................................................................................................... 2726
16.7.7 Binding a DBA Profile to an ONT (BIND-ONTDBAPROF)........................................................................... 2731
16.7.8 Modifying the DBA Profile Bound to an ONT (MOD-ONTDBAPROF).................................................... 2736
16.7.9 Unbinding a DBA Profile from an ONT (DBIND-ONTDBAPROF)............................................................. 2741
16.7.10 Adding a User VLAN for an ONT (ADD-ONTPORTVLAN)........................................................................ 2746
16.7.11 Deleting a User VLAN from an ONT (DEL-ONTPORTVLAN)................................................................... 2752
16.7.12 Binding an ONT Port to a User VLAN (BIND-ONTPORTVLAN).............................................................. 2759
16.7.13 Unbinding an ONT Port from a User VLAN (DBIND-ONTPORTVLAN)................................................2766
16.7.14 Adding a Binding Group for Ethernet Ports on a GPON ONT (ADD-ONTPORTBUNDLE)............ 2773
16.7.15 Deleting a Binding Group of Ethernet Ports on a GPON ONT (DEL-ONTPORTBUNDLE)............. 2777
16.7.16 Adding a VLAN Switching Pair for an Ethernet Port on a GPON ONT (ADD-
16.7.17 Deleting a VLAN Switching Pair from an Ethernet Port on a GPON ONT (DEL-
16.7.18 Resetting the Function for Enabling the Discovery of the ONT SN (RESET-ONTSNSWITCH)......2798
16.7.19 Adding a GEM Port (ADD-GEMPORT)............................................................................................................. 2803
16.7.20 Modifying a GEM Port (MOD-GEMPORT)..................................................................................................... 2807
16.7.21 Deleting a GEM Port (DEL-GEMPORT)............................................................................................................ 2814
16.7.22 Binding a GEM Port to an ONT (BIND-ONTGEMPORT)............................................................................2816
16.7.23 Unbinding a GEM Port from an ONT (DBIND-ONTGEMPORT)............................................................. 2821
16.7.24 Adding a GEM Connection (ADD-GEMCONNECTION).............................................................................. 2823
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16.7.25 Modifying a GEM Connection (MOD-GEMCONNECTION)...................................................................... 2832

16.7.26 Deleting a GEM Connection (DEL-GEMCONNECTION)............................................................................. 2841
16.7.27 Modifying the User Port of an ONT (MOD-ONTPORT)............................................................................ 2846
16.7.28 Configuring a Customized VAS of a GPON Terminal (CFG-ONTVAINDIV).........................................2863
16.7.29 Configuring the GPON FTTH Service (CFG-ONTSVC)................................................................................ 2884
16.7.30 Configuring the GPON FTTB Service (CFG-PORTSVC)............................................................................... 2902
16.7.31 Adding the CoS for a GEM Port (ADD-GEMPORTCOS)............................................................................. 2909
16.7.32 Deleting the CoS of a GEM Port (DEL-GEMPORTCOS).............................................................................. 2917
16.7.33 Adding the IP Configuration to an ONT (ADD-ONTIPCONFIG)............................................................. 2922
16.7.34 Configuring ONT Voice Users (CFG-ONT-POTS).......................................................................................... 2927
16.7.35 Deleting ONT Voice Services (DLT-ONT-POTS)............................................................................................. 2941
16.7.36 Replacing a GPON ONU (REPLACE-ONT)...................................................................................................... 2944
16.7.37 Deleting a GPON MDU Replacement Task (DEL-ONTRM).......................................................................2952
16.7.38 Canceling an MDU Replacement Task (CANCEL-ONTRM)....................................................................... 2959
16.7.39 Configuring the WAN Port VLAN of an ONT (CFG-ONTVLAN)..............................................................2966
16.7.40 Configuring the TR-069 Management Channel for a GPON ONT (CFG-ACSSERVERINFO)......... 2970
16.7.41 Changing the Password for Logging In to the Local ONT Web Page (SET-ONTUSERINFO)........ 2980
16.7.42 Creating a Global GPON Line Profile(ADD-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILE)...........................................2987
16.7.43 Deleting a Global GPON Line Profile(DEL-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILE).............................................2990
16.7.44 Creating a Global GPON Service Profile (ADD-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILE)..................................... 2992
16.7.45 Deleting a Global GPON Service Profile (DEL-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILE)....................................... 2997
16.7.46 Creating a Global GPON DBA Profile (ADD-GLOBALDBAPROFILE)...................................................... 2999
16.7.47 Deleting a Global GPON DBA Profile (DEL-GLOBALDBAPROFILE)........................................................3003
16.7.48 Add the ONT WLAN (ADD-ONTUSERWLAN)............................................................................................... 3005
16.7.49 Configuring the ONT WLAN (CFG-ONTUSERWLAN)................................................................................. 3011
16.7.50 Delete the ONT WLAN Information (DEL-ONTUSERWLAN)................................................................... 3020
16.7.51 Modifying the Configuration Information of a GPON Port (MOD-GPONPORT)..............................3025
16.8 EPON Service Provisioning......................................................................................................................................... 3028
16.8.1 Adding an EPON ONT (ADD-EPONONT)..........................................................................................................3028
16.8.2 Modifying an EPON ONT (MOD-EPONONT).................................................................................................. 3048
16.8.3 Modifying an EPON ONT Port (MOD-EPONONTPORT)..............................................................................3076
16.8.4 Deleting an EPON ONT (DEL-EPONONT).........................................................................................................3085
16.8.5 Activating an EPON ONT (ACT-EPONONT)..................................................................................................... 3091
16.8.6 Deactivating an EPON ONT (DACT-EPONONT)............................................................................................. 3096
16.8.7 Resetting an EPON ONT (RESET-EPONONT)...................................................................................................3101
16.8.8 Configuring a Customized VAS of an EPON Terminal (CFG-ONTVAINDIV)......................................... 3104
16.8.9 Configuring the EPON FTTB Service (CFG-PORTSVC).................................................................................. 3124
16.8.10 Adding CoS for Rate Limitation of an EPON ONT (ADD-ONTCOS)......................................................3131
16.8.11 Deleting CoS for Rate Limitation of an EPON ONT (DEL-ONTCOS).....................................................3136
16.8.12 Configuration for Querying User-Defined ONT Parameters (SYN-ONTXML)....................................3140
16.8.13 Configuring the WAN Port VLAN of an ONT (CFG-ONTVLAN)..............................................................3142
16.8.14 Configuring the TR-069 Management Channel for an EPON ONT (CFG-EPONACSSERVERINFO)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3146
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16.8.15 Changing the Password for Logging In to the Local ONT Web Page (SET-ONTUSERINFO)........ 3157
16.8.16 Add the ONT WLAN (ADD-ONTUSERWLAN)............................................................................................... 3164
16.8.17 Configuring the ONT WLAN (CFG-ONTUSERWLAN)................................................................................. 3171
16.8.18 Delete the ONT WLAN Information (DEL-ONTUSERWLAN)................................................................... 3180
16.8.19 Adding the IP Configuration to an EPON ONT (ADD-EPONONTIPCONFIG).....................................3184
16.8.20 Modifying the DBA Profile and CAR Profile Bound to an EPON ONT (MOD-
EPONONTDBACARPROF)..................................................................................................................................................... 3189
16.9 CNU Service Provisioning............................................................................................................................................ 3192
16.9.1 Adding a CNU (ADD-CNU).....................................................................................................................................3192
16.9.2 Modifying a CNU (MOD-CNU)............................................................................................................................. 3196
16.9.3 Activating a CNU (ACT-CNU)................................................................................................................................ 3200
16.9.4 Deactivating a CNU (DACT-CNU)........................................................................................................................ 3203
16.9.5 Resetting a CNU (RESET-CNU)..............................................................................................................................3206
16.9.6 Deleting a CNU (DEL-CNU)....................................................................................................................................3209
16.9.7 Modifying a UNI Port on a CNU (MOD-CNUPORT)..................................................................................... 3211
16.9.8 Configuring a CBAT UNI Port (CFG-CBATUNI)................................................................................................3215
16.10 CM Service Provisioning............................................................................................................................................ 3218
16.10.1 Resetting or Deleting a CM (REBOOT-CM).................................................................................................... 3218
16.10.2 Starting a CMC Upstream Frequency Scan (START-CMC-FFT)................................................................ 3221
16.10.3 Stopping a CMC Upstream Frequency Scan (STOP-CMC-FFT)................................................................3225
16.10.4 Querying CMC Upstream Frequency Scan Data (LST-CMC-FFT)............................................................3228
16.10.5 Creating a PNM Performance Monitoring Task (CRE-PNM-TSK)........................................................... 3232
16.10.6 Deleting a PNM Performance Monitoring Task (DEL-PNM-TSK)........................................................... 3239
16.10.7 Modifying a PNM Performance Monitoring Task (MOD-PNM-TSK)..................................................... 3244
16.11 VLAN Service Management..................................................................................................................................... 3251
16.11.1 Adding a VLAN (ADD-VLAN).............................................................................................................................. 3251
16.11.2 Deleting a VLAN (DEL-VLAN)..............................................................................................................................3264
16.11.3 Modifying a VLAN (MOD-VLAN)....................................................................................................................... 3271
16.11.4 Associating an Ethernet Port with a VLAN (ASS-ETHPORTANDVLAN)................................................3281
16.11.5 Disassociating an Ethernet Port from a VLAN (DASS-ETHPORTANDVLAN)...................................... 3288
16.11.6 Setting the VLAN That Is Allowed to Pass Through a Trunk Port (CFG-VLANTRUNKPORT)........3294
16.11.7 Adding an IP Interface (ADD-IPINTERFACE).................................................................................................. 3296
16.11.8 Deleting an IP Interface (DEL-IPINTERFACE)................................................................................................. 3299
16.11.9 Adding an L3 Interface (ADD-VLANL3IF)....................................................................................................... 3302
16.11.10 Deleting an L3 Interface (DEL-VLANL3IF).................................................................................................... 3309
16.11.11 Activating an L3 Interface (ACT-VLANL3IF)................................................................................................. 3314
16.11.12 Deactivating an L3 Interface (DACT-VLANL3IF)......................................................................................... 3318
16.12 Ethernet Service Provisioning.................................................................................................................................. 3321
16.12.1 Configuring an Ethernet Port (MOD-ETHPORT).......................................................................................... 3322
16.12.2 Configuring the LACP Priority of an Ethernet Port (MOD-PORTLACP)................................................3330
16.12.3 Activating an Ethernet Port (ACT-ETHPORT)................................................................................................ 3334
16.12.4 Deactivating an Ethernet Port (DACT-ETHPORT)........................................................................................ 3340
16.12.5 Adding an Ethernet Aggregation Group (ADD-LAG).................................................................................. 3346
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16.12.6 Modifying an Ethernet Aggregation Group (MOD-LAG).......................................................................... 3357

16.12.7 Deleting an Ethernet Aggregation Group (DEL-LAG)................................................................................. 3368
16.12.8 Associating Ports with an Ethernet Aggregation Group (ASS-LAG)...................................................... 3372
16.12.9 Disassociating Ports from an Ethernet Aggregation Group (DASS-LAG)............................................ 3379
16.13 Service Virtual Port Provisioning............................................................................................................................ 3384
16.13.1 Modifying a Service Virtual Port (MOD-SERVICEPORT)............................................................................ 3384
16.13.2 Adding a Service Virtual Port (CRT-SERVICEPORT)..................................................................................... 3425
16.13.3 Deleting a Service Virtual Port (DEL-SERVICEPORT).................................................................................. 3475
16.13.4 Binding an xDSL Channel to a Service Virtual Port (BIND-CHANNEL)................................................ 3502
16.13.5 Activating a Service Virtual Port (ACT-SERVICEPORT)............................................................................... 3511
16.13.6 Deactivating a Service Virtual Port (DACT-SERVICEPORT)....................................................................... 3535
16.13.7 Adding a Static IP Address to a Service Virtual Port (ADD-IP2SERVICEPORT).................................. 3559
16.13.8 Deleting the Static IP Address of a Service Virtual Port (DEL-IP2SERVICEPORT)............................. 3581
16.13.9 Adding a CAR Group for Service Virtual Ports (ADD-CARGROUP)........................................................ 3604
16.13.10 Modifying a CAR Group for Service Virtual Ports (MOD-CARGROUP).............................................. 3608
16.13.11 Adding a Member to a CAR Group (ADD-CARGROUPMEMBER)........................................................ 3611
16.13.12 Deleting a Member from a CAR Group (DEL-CARGROUPMEMBER).................................................. 3628
16.13.13 Deleting a CAR Group for Service Virtual Ports (DEL-CARGROUP).....................................................3643
16.13.14 Adding a Bundle for Service Virtual Ports (ADD-SERVICEPORTBUNDLE)........................................ 3646
16.13.15 Deleting a Bundle of Service Virtual Ports (DEL-SERVICEPORTBUNDLE)......................................... 3651
16.13.16 Adding a MAC Address to a Service Virtual Port (ADD-MAC2SERVICEPORT)................................ 3654
16.13.17 Deleting the MAC Address of a Service Virtual Port (DEL-MAC2SERVICEPORT)........................... 3675
16.13.18 Config a 802.1x to a Service Virtual Port (CFG-DOT1X2SERVICEPORT)............................................3696
16.14 PVC Service Provisioning........................................................................................................................................... 3716
16.14.1 Creating an ADSL-ATM PVC (CRT-ADSLATMPVC)....................................................................................... 3716
16.14.2 Creating an ADSL-LAN PVC (CRT-ADSLLANPVC)......................................................................................... 3722
16.14.3 Creating an ADSL-CES PVC (CRT-ADSLCESPVC)........................................................................................... 3731
16.14.4 Creating an ATM-ATM PVC (CRT-ATMATMPVC)......................................................................................... 3737
16.14.5 Deleting a PVC (DEL-PVC).................................................................................................................................... 3741
16.14.6 Creating a PVC (CRT-PVC).................................................................................................................................... 3747
16.14.7 Modifying a PVC (MOD-PVC)............................................................................................................................. 3753
16.14.8 Setting the Anti-DoS Attack Parameters (MOD-ANTIDOS)..................................................................... 3758
16.14.9 Activating a PVC (ACT-PVC).................................................................................................................................3763
16.14.10 Deactivating a PVC (DACT-PVC)...................................................................................................................... 3768
16.14.11 Switching the Multi-PVC Service Mode of an ADSL Port (CHG-PVCMD)......................................... 3772
16.15 TDM E1 Service Provisioning................................................................................................................................... 3774
16.15.1 Creating a Local TDM E1 Connection (CRT-NATIVETDMCONN)........................................................... 3774
16.15.2 Deleting a Local TDM E1 Connection (DEL-NATIVETDMCONN)........................................................... 3781
16.15.3 Modifying the Attribute of a PRI E1 Port (MOD-PRIE1)............................................................................ 3788
16.16 Traffic Profile Management.................................................................................................................................... 3796
16.16.1 Creating an ATM Traffic Profile (CRT-TRAFFICPROFILE)........................................................................... 3797
16.16.2 Deleting an ATM Traffic Profile (DEL-TRAFFICPROFILE)........................................................................... 3801
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16.16.3 Creating an IP Traffic Profile (CRT-IPTRAFFICPROFILE).............................................................................3803

16.16.4 Deleting an IP Traffic Profile (DEL-IPTRAFFICPROFILE).............................................................................3806
16.16.5 Creating an MEF IP Traffic Profile (CRT-MEFIPTRAFFICPROFILE).......................................................... 3807
16.16.6 Deleting an MEF IP Traffic Profile (DEL-MEFIPTRAFFICPROFILE).......................................................... 3813
16.17 PSTN Service Provisioning........................................................................................................................................ 3816
16.17.1 Adding a V5 PSTN User (ADD-V5PSTNUSER)............................................................................................... 3816
16.17.2 Modifying a V5 PSTN User (MOD-V5PSTNUSER)........................................................................................3820
16.17.3 Deleting a V5 PSTN User (DEL-V5PSTNUSER).............................................................................................. 3824
16.17.4 Blocking a V5 PSTN Port (BLK-V5PSTNPORT)...............................................................................................3827
16.17.5 Unblocking a V5 PSTN Port (UBK-V5PSTNPORT)........................................................................................ 3830
16.17.6 Resetting a V5 PSTN Port (RST-V5PSTNPORT)............................................................................................. 3832
16.17.7 Looping Back a V5 PSTN Port (LBK-V5PSTNPORT)..................................................................................... 3834
16.17.8 Canceling the Loopback on a V5 PSTN Port (CLB-V5PSTNPORT)......................................................... 3837
16.18 ISDN Service Provisioning........................................................................................................................................ 3839
16.18.1 Adding a V5 ISDN BRA User (ADD-V5BRAUSER).........................................................................................3840
16.18.2 Modifying a V5 ISDN BRA User (MOD-V5BRAUSER)................................................................................. 3843
16.18.3 Deleting a V5 ISDN BRA User (DEL-V5BRAUSER)........................................................................................3845
16.18.4 Blocking a V5 ISDN BRA Port (BLK-V5BRAPORT)........................................................................................ 3847
16.18.5 Unblocking a V5 ISDN BRA Port (UBK-V5BRAPORT)..................................................................................3850
16.18.6 Resetting a V5 ISDN BRA Port (RST-V5BRAPORT)....................................................................................... 3853
16.18.7 Looping Back a V5 ISDN BRA Port (LBK-V5BRAPORT).............................................................................. 3855
16.18.8 Canceling the Loopback on a V5 ISDN BRA Port (CLB-V5BRAPORT)................................................... 3860
16.18.9 Adding a V5 ISDN PRA User (ADD-V5PRAUSER)......................................................................................... 3862
16.18.10 Modifying a V5 ISDN PRA User (MOD-V5PRAUSER)............................................................................... 3864
16.18.11 Deleting a V5 ISDN PRA User (DEL-V5PRAUSER)......................................................................................3866
16.18.12 Blocking a V5 ISDN PRA Port (BLK-V5PRAPORT)...................................................................................... 3869
16.18.13 Unblocking a V5 ISDN PRA Port (UBK-V5PRAPORT)............................................................................... 3872
16.19 VoIP Service Provisioning.......................................................................................................................................... 3874
16.19.1 Adding a VoIP PSTN User (ADD-VOIPPSTNUSER)....................................................................................... 3874
16.19.2 Modifying a VoIP PSTN User (MOD-VOIPPSTNUSER)............................................................................... 3900
16.19.3 Deleting a VoIP PSTN User (DEL-VOIPPSTNUSER)...................................................................................... 3919
16.19.4 Enabling the VoIP PSTN Service (ACT-VOIPPSTNSERV)............................................................................. 3924
16.19.5 Configuring VoIP PSTN Service Rights and Service Data (CFG-VOIPPSTNSRV)................................ 3929
16.19.6 Disabling a VoIP PSTN Service (DACT-VOIPPSTNSERV).............................................................................3943
16.19.7 Modifying a VoIP PSTN Port (MOD-VOIPPSTNPORT)................................................................................3951
16.19.8 Resetting a VoIP PSTN Port (RST-VOIPPSTNPORT)..................................................................................... 3954
16.19.9 Looping Back a VoIP PSTN Port (LBK-VOIPPSTNPORT).............................................................................3957
16.19.10 Canceling the Loopback on a VoIP PSTN Port (CLB-VOIPPSTNPORT)...............................................3961
16.19.11 Enabling the Automatic Gain of a VoIP PSTN Port (BAG-VOIPPSTNPORT).....................................3964
16.19.12 Configuring the Extended Telephone Number of a VoIP PSTN Port (CFG-VOIPPSTNEXTTELNO)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3967
16.19.13 Configuring the User Name and Password of a VoIP PSTN Port (CFG-VOIPPSTNACCOUNT).. 3970
16.19.14 Adding a VoIP ISDN BRA User (ADD-VOIPBRAUSER).............................................................................. 3973
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16.19.15 Modifying a VoIP ISDN BRA User (MOD-VOIPBRAUSER)...................................................................... 3992

16.19.16 Deleting a VoIP ISDN BRA User (DEL-VOIPBRAUSER)............................................................................. 4012
16.19.17 Enabling the VoIP ISDN BRA Service (ACT-VOIPBRASERV).................................................................... 4016
16.19.18 Configuring Service Rights for a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (CFG-VOIPBRASRV)...................................... 4019
16.19.19 Configuring Authentication Information for VoIP ISDN BRA Ports (CFG-VOIPBRAACCOUNT).4025
16.19.20 Disabling a VoIP ISDN BRA Service (DACT-VOIPBRASERV)....................................................................4029
16.19.21 Resetting a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (RST-VOIPBRAPORT)............................................................................ 4036
16.19.22 Looping Back a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LBK-VOIPBRAPORT)....................................................................4039
16.19.23 Canceling the Loopback on a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (CLB-VOIPBRAPORT)........................................ 4044
16.19.24 Activating a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (ACT-VOIPBRAPORT).......................................................................... 4047
16.19.25 Deactivating a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (DACT-VOIPBRAPORT).................................................................. 4051
16.19.26 Configuring the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (CFG-VOIPBRAEXTTELNO)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4054
16.19.27 Adding a VoIP ISDN PRA User (ADD-VOIPPRAUSER).............................................................................. 4057
16.19.28 Modifying a VoIP ISDN PRA User (MOD-VOIPPRAUSER).......................................................................4076
16.19.29 Deleting a VoIP ISDN PRA User (DEL-VOIPPRAUSER)............................................................................. 4094
16.19.30 Enabling the VoIP ISDN PRA Service (ACT-VOIPPRASERV).................................................................... 4096
16.19.31 Configuring Service Rights for a VoIP ISDN PRA Port (CFG-VOIPPRASRV)...................................... 4098
16.19.32 Configuring Authentication Information for VoIP ISDN PRA Accounts (CFG-VOIPPRAACCOUNT)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4102
16.19.33 Disabling the VoIP ISDN PRA Service (DACT-VOIPPRASERV)................................................................ 4106
16.19.34 Configuring the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN PRA Port (CFG-VOIPPRAEXTTELNO)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4111
16.19.35 Adding a SIP User Group (ADD-USERGROUP)........................................................................................... 4114
16.19.36 Modifying a SIP User Group (MOD-USERGROUP)....................................................................................4120
16.19.37 Deleting a SIP User Group (DEL-USERGROUP).......................................................................................... 4126
16.19.38 Adding an MGC Global Profile (ADD-MGCD).............................................................................................4128
16.19.39 Deleting an MGC Global Profile (DEL-MGCD)............................................................................................4131
16.19.40 Adding a VAG (ADD-VAG)................................................................................................................................. 4133
16.19.41 Modifying a VAG (MOD-VAG)..........................................................................................................................4168
16.19.42 Deleting a VAG (DEL-VAG)................................................................................................................................ 4179
16.19.43 Activating a VAG (ACT-VAG)............................................................................................................................. 4183
16.19.44 Deactivating a VAG (DACT-VAG)..................................................................................................................... 4188
16.19.45 Associating an MGCD with a VAG (ASS-MGCDANDVAG)......................................................................4192
16.19.46 Disassociating an MGCD from a VAG (DASS-MGCDANDVAG)............................................................ 4196
16.19.47 Binding a VAG to a TID Profile (MOD-VAGTIDPROFILE)........................................................................ 4198
16.19.48 Modifying the H.248 Profile Bound to the VAG (MOD-VAGH248PROFILE).................................... 4202
16.19.49 Adding a VSG (ADD-VSG).................................................................................................................................. 4203
16.19.50 Deleting a VSG (DEL-VSG)................................................................................................................................. 4206
16.19.51 Creating an Association (ADD-ASSOCIATION)...........................................................................................4208
16.19.52 Deleting an Association (DEL-ASSOCIATION)............................................................................................ 4211
16.19.53 Adding a Hunting Group (ADD-HUNTINGGROUP).................................................................................. 4213
16.19.54 Modifying a Hunting Group (MOD-HUNTINGGROUP).......................................................................... 4219
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16.19.55 Deleting a Hunting Group (DEL-HUNTINGGROUP)................................................................................. 4224

16.19.56 Adding a Hunting Group Member (ADD-HGMEMBER).......................................................................... 4227
16.19.57 Modifying a Hunting Group Member (MOD-HGMEMBER)...................................................................4233
16.19.58 Deleting a Hunting Group Member (DEL-HGMEMBER)......................................................................... 4239
16.19.59 Adding a Group Account (ADD-GROUPNUMBER)....................................................................................4242
16.19.60 Modifying a Group Account (MOD-GROUPNUMBER)............................................................................ 4246
16.19.61 Activating a Group Account (ACT-GROUPNUMBER)............................................................................... 4250
16.19.62 Deactivating a Group Account (DACT-GROUPNUMBER)....................................................................... 4252
16.19.63 Deleting a Group Account (DEL-GROUPNUMBER)...................................................................................4254
16.19.64 Configuring Service Rights and Service Data for Group Accounts (CFG-GROUPNUMBERSRV)4257
16.19.65 Configuring Authentication Information for Group Accounts (CFG-GROUPNUMBERAUTH)....4265
16.19.66 Adding an CLI Account Group (ADD-CLIGROUP)......................................................................................4268
16.19.67 Deleting an CLI Account Group (DEL-CLIGROUP).....................................................................................4271
16.19.68 Adding a Member to an CLI Account Group (ADD-CGMEMBER)........................................................4274
16.19.69 Deleting a Member from an CLI Account Group (DEL-CGMEMBER)................................................. 4277
16.19.70 Adding a Call Release Cause Code to a Hunting Group(ADD-HUNTINGSTOPCAUSECODE).... 4280
16.19.71 Deleting a Call Release Cause Code from a Hunting Group (DEL-HUNTINGSTOPCAUSECODE)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4282
16.19.72 Creating a Global Number Change Profile (CRT-NUMCHGPROFILE)................................................ 4285
16.19.73 Deleting a Global Number Change Profile (DEL-NUMCHGPROFILE)................................................ 4287
16.19.74 Setting VBD Parameters of Voice Ports (CFG-VOIPVBD)........................................................................ 4289
16.20 SPC Service Provisioning........................................................................................................................................... 4292
16.20.1 Adding an SPC (ADD-SPC)................................................................................................................................... 4292
16.20.2 Modifying an SPC (MOD-SPC)............................................................................................................................4302
16.20.3 Deleting an SPC (DEL-SPC).................................................................................................................................. 4305
16.20.4 Setting Up an SPC (CON-SPC)............................................................................................................................ 4309
16.20.5 Releasing an SPC (DISCON-SPC)....................................................................................................................... 4312
16.21 SPCM Service Provisioning....................................................................................................................................... 4316
16.21.1 Adding an SPCM User (ADD-SPCMUSER)...................................................................................................... 4316
16.21.2 Modifying an SPCM User (MOD-SPCMUSER)............................................................................................... 4319
16.21.3 Deleting an SPCM User (DEL-SPCMUSER)..................................................................................................... 4323
16.22 ACL and QoS Management..................................................................................................................................... 4325
16.22.1 Adding an ACL Group (ADD-ACLGRP)............................................................................................................. 4325
16.22.2 Deleting an ACL Group (DEL-ACLGRP)............................................................................................................ 4331
16.22.3 Adding a Subitem to an Extended ACL Group (ADD-ACLEXTSUBITEM)............................................. 4334
16.22.4 Deleting a Subitem from an Extended ACL Group (DEL-ACLEXTSUBITEM)....................................... 4343
16.22.5 Activating the Subitem of an Extended ACL Group (ACT-ACLEXTSUBITEM)..................................... 4346
16.22.6 Deactivating the Subitem of an Extended ACL Group (DACT-ACLEXTSUBITEM)............................. 4348
16.22.7 Adding the QoS Priority (ADD-QOSPRIORITY)............................................................................................. 4350
16.22.8 Deleting the QoS Priority (DEL-QOSPRIORITY)............................................................................................ 4356
16.22.9 Adding a Subitem to a Standard ACL Group (ADD-ACLBASESUBITEM)............................................. 4361
16.22.10 Deleting the Subitem from a Standard ACL Group (DEL-ACLBASESUBITEM).................................4365
16.22.11 Adding a Subitem to a Layer 2 ACL Group (ADD-ACLLINKSUBITEM)............................................... 4368
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16.22.12 Deleting a Subitem from a Layer 2 ACL Group (DEL-ACLLINKSUBITEM).........................................4373

16.22.13 Setting a Traffic Limit on a Port (ADD-QOSTRAFFICLIMIT).................................................................. 4375
16.22.14 Removing a Traffic Limit from a Port (DEL-QOSTRAFFICLIMIT)......................................................... 4383
16.22.15 Setting a Rate Limit on a Port (ADD-QOSRATELIMIT)............................................................................4390
16.22.16 Removing a Rate Limit from a Port (DEL-QOSRATELIMIT)................................................................... 4396
16.23 HQoS Management................................................................................................................................................... 4399
16.23.1 Adding a Port VLAN CAR(CRT-HQOS)............................................................................................................. 4400
16.23.2 Modifying the Information About a Port VLAN CAR(MOD-HQOS)...................................................... 4403
16.23.3 Deleting a Port VLAN CAR(DEL-HQOS).......................................................................................................... 4406
16.23.4 Add One HQoS User(ADD-HQOSUSER)......................................................................................................... 4408
16.23.5 Modifying One HQoS User(MOD-HQOSUSER)............................................................................................ 4413
16.23.6 Querying the Information About a HQoS User(LST-HQOSUSER)..........................................................4418
16.23.7 Deleting One HQoS User(DEL-HQOSUSER).................................................................................................. 4425
16.23.8 Add One Member to the HQoS User(ADD-HQOSUSERMEMBER)........................................................ 4429
16.23.9 Deleting Members from an HQoS User(DEL-HQOSUSERMEMBER)..................................................... 4446
16.23.10 Querying a Member of the HQoS User(LST-HQOSUSERMEMBER).................................................... 4461
17 Performing the Diagnostic Test...................................................................................4479

17.1 OAM Loopback Test (START-ATMOAMBYPVC)...................................................................................................4480
17.2 Searching Tone Test (TST-SEARCHINGTONE)......................................................................................................4485
17.3 Capturing the Test Bus (TST-CONNECT)............................................................................................................... 4488
17.4 Releasing the Test Bus (TST-DISCEXT)................................................................................................................... 4490
17.5 Callee Emulation Test (TST-CALLEDAUTORESP)................................................................................................ 4492
17.6 Call Emulation Test (TST-CALLERAUTODIAL)......................................................................................................4499
17.7 Loop Line Test (TST-OUTSIDE)................................................................................................................................. 4508
17.8 MELT Test (TST-XDSLMELT)....................................................................................................................................... 4526
17.9 Circuit Line Test (TST-POTSCIRCUIT)...................................................................................................................... 4534
17.10 Performing a Signal Tone Test (TST-SIGNALTONE)........................................................................................ 4539
17.11 Setting Up a Line Test Session (CONN-LPACC-MET)..................................................................................... 4542
17.12 Capturing Circuits or Loop Lines (CHG-SPLIT-LILO)....................................................................................... 4546
17.13 Releasing the Test Bus (DISC-TACC)..................................................................................................................... 4549
17.14 Capturing the Test Bus (CHG-SPLIT).................................................................................................................... 4551
17.15 Monitoring the Test bus (CONN-MON)..............................................................................................................4553
17.16 Monitoring the Test bus (CONN-TACC-MET).................................................................................................... 4555
17.17 PPPoE Emulation Test (TST-ONTPPPOE)............................................................................................................ 4557
17.18 Remote Ping Test(TST-REMOTEPING)................................................................................................................. 4564
17.19 ONT Traceroute Test (TST-TRACEROUTE).......................................................................................................... 4572
17.20 Performing a Signal Tone Test (TST-SIGNALTONE)........................................................................................ 4578
17.21 Querying Alarm Masking Rules(LST-MASKRULES)......................................................................................... 4582
17.22 ETH OAM....................................................................................................................................................................... 4585
17.22.1 Adding an MD (ENT-ETHOAM-MD)................................................................................................................. 4586
17.22.2 Deleting an MD (DLT-ETHOAM-MD)............................................................................................................... 4592
17.22.3 Querying an MD (RTRV-ETHOAM-MD).......................................................................................................... 4594
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17.22.4 Adding an MA (ENT-ETHOAM-MA)..................................................................................................................4598

17.22.5 Modifying an MA (ED-ETHOAM-MA).............................................................................................................. 4604
17.22.6 Deleting an MA (DLT-ETHOAM-MA)................................................................................................................4609
17.22.7 Querying an MA (RTRV-ETHOAM-MA)........................................................................................................... 4612
17.22.8 Adding an MEP (ENT-ETHOAM-MEP)..............................................................................................................4618
17.22.9 Modifying an MEP (ED-ETHOAM-MEP).......................................................................................................... 4626
17.22.10 Deleting an MEP (DLT-ETHOAM-MEP)......................................................................................................... 4634
17.22.11 Querying an MEP (RTRV-ETHOAM-MEP).................................................................................................... 4637
17.22.12 Enabling the Transmit of CC (Continuity Check) Packets (STA-ETHOAM-CCSEND).....................4645
17.22.13 Disabling the Transmit of CC Packets (STP-ETHOAM-CCSEND).......................................................... 4649
17.22.14 Enabling the Receive of CC Packets (STA-ETHOAM-CCRECV).............................................................. 4652
17.22.15 Disabling the Receive of CC Packets (STP-ETHOAM-CCRECV)............................................................. 4656
17.22.16 Performing the Loopback Test (STA-ETHOAM-LB)................................................................................... 4659
17.22.17 Querying the Bridge MAC Address of a Device (RTRV-ETHOAM-BRIDGEMAC)............................ 4663
18 GPON FTTH Service Provision Example.....................................................................4666

18.1 Overview of GPON FTTH Services........................................................................................................................... 4666
18.2 GPON FTTH Service Provisioning............................................................................................................................. 4669
18.3 GPON FTTH Service Planning................................................................................................................................... 4670
18.4 GPON FTTH Service Deployment.............................................................................................................................4676
18.5 GPON FTTH Service Provisioning Guide................................................................................................................ 4679
18.5.1 Preparing for GPON FTTH Service Provisioning.............................................................................................. 4680
18.5.2 Logging In to the U2000......................................................................................................................................... 4680
18.5.3 Internet Access Service............................................................................................................................................. 4681
18.5.3.1 Process of Managing an Internet Access Service.........................................................................................4681
18.5.3.2 Internet Access Service Data Planning............................................................................................................ 4686
18.5.3.3 Preconfiguring an Internet Access Service..................................................................................................... 4689
18.5.3.4 Provisioning an Internet Access Service.......................................................................................................... 4692
18.5.3.5 Modifying Internet Access Service Parameters.............................................................................................4695
18.5.3.6 Suspending an Internet Access Service........................................................................................................... 4696
18.5.3.7 Restoring an Internet Access Service............................................................................................................... 4696
18.5.3.8 Deleting an Internet Access Service................................................................................................................. 4697
18.5.3.9 Deregister an Internet Access User...................................................................................................................4697
18.5.3.10 Migrating an Internet Access Service............................................................................................................ 4698
18.5.4 IPTV Service.................................................................................................................................................................. 4698
18.5.4.1 Process of Managing an IPTV Service..............................................................................................................4698
18.5.4.2 IPTV Service Data Planning................................................................................................................................. 4705
18.5.4.3 Preconfiguring an IPTV Service.......................................................................................................................... 4709
18.5.4.4 Provisioning an IPTV Service............................................................................................................................... 4712
18.5.4.5 Modifying IPTV Service Parameters................................................................................................................. 4716
18.5.4.6 Suspending an IPTV Service................................................................................................................................ 4716
18.5.4.7 Restoring an IPTV Service.................................................................................................................................... 4717
18.5.4.8 Deleting an IPTV Service...................................................................................................................................... 4717
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18.5.4.9 Deregistering an IPTV User................................................................................................................................. 4718

18.5.4.10 Migrating an IPTV Service................................................................................................................................. 4718
18.5.5 VoIP Service.................................................................................................................................................................. 4719
18.5.5.1 Process of Managing a VoIP Service................................................................................................................ 4719
18.5.5.2 VoIP Service Data Planning................................................................................................................................. 4726
18.5.5.3 Preconfiguring a VoIP Service.............................................................................................................................4738
18.5.5.4 Provisioning a VoIP Service..................................................................................................................................4745
18.5.5.5 Modifying VoIP Service Parameters..................................................................................................................4750
18.5.5.6 Suspending a VoIP Service................................................................................................................................... 4750
18.5.5.7 Restoring a VoIP Service....................................................................................................................................... 4751
18.5.5.8 Deleting a VoIP Service......................................................................................................................................... 4751
18.5.5.9 Deregistering a VoIP User.................................................................................................................................... 4752
18.5.5.10 Migrating a VoIP Service.................................................................................................................................... 4752
18.5.6 Logging Out of the U2000...................................................................................................................................... 4753
19 GPON FTTB/C Service Provision Example................................................................. 4754

19.1 Overview of GPON FTTB/FTTC Services................................................................................................................ 4754
19.2 Overview of GPON FTTB/FTTC Service Provisioning......................................................................................... 4758
19.3 GPON FTTB/FTTC Service Planning.........................................................................................................................4759
19.4 GPON FTTB/FTTC Service Deployment.................................................................................................................. 4764
19.5 GPON FTTB/FTTC Service Provisioning.................................................................................................................. 4766
19.5.1 Preparing for Service Provisioning........................................................................................................................4766
19.5.3.1 Process of Managing an Internet Access Service.........................................................................................4767
19.5.3.2 Internet Access Service Data Planning............................................................................................................ 4772
19.5.3.4 Provisioning an Internet Access Service.......................................................................................................... 4779
19.5.3.5 Modifying Internet Access Service Parameters.............................................................................................4785
19.5.3.9 Deregistering an Internet Access Service User............................................................................................. 4787
19.5.4 IPTV Service.................................................................................................................................................................. 4788
19.5.4.2 IPTV Service Data Planning................................................................................................................................. 4794
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19.5.4.9 Deregistering an IPTV User................................................................................................................................. 4813

19.5.5 VoIP Service.................................................................................................................................................................. 4814
19.5.5.1 Process of Managing a VoIP Service................................................................................................................ 4814
19.5.5.2 VoIP Service Data Planning................................................................................................................................. 4818
19.5.5.8 Deleting VoIP Services........................................................................................................................................... 4832
19.5.5.9 Migrating a VoIP Service...................................................................................................................................... 4833
20 DSLAM/MSAN Service Provision Example................................................................ 4834

20.1 Overview of DSLAM/MSAN Services...................................................................................................................... 4834
20.2 DSLAM/MSAN Service Provisioning........................................................................................................................ 4837
20.3 DSLAM/MSAN Service Plan....................................................................................................................................... 4838
20.4 DSLAM/MSAN Service Deployment........................................................................................................................ 4842
20.5 DSLAM/MSAN Service Provisioning Guide........................................................................................................... 4844
20.5.1 Preparing for DSLAM/MSAN Services Provisioning........................................................................................ 4844
20.5.3.1 Process of Managing Internet Access Services............................................................................................. 4846
20.5.3.2 Data Plan for Internet Access Services............................................................................................................ 4854
20.5.3.4 Provisioning an xDSL PPPoE Internet Access Service................................................................................. 4862
20.5.3.5 Provisioning an xDSL PPPoA Internet Access Service................................................................................. 4866
20.5.3.6 Modifying Parameters for Internet Access Services.................................................................................... 4872
20.5.3.10 Deregistering an Internet Access Service User........................................................................................... 4874
20.5.4 IPTV Services................................................................................................................................................................ 4875
20.5.4.2 Data Plan for IPTV Services................................................................................................................................. 4883
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20.5.4.9 Deregistering an IPTV Service User.................................................................................................................. 4901

20.5.5 VoIP Services................................................................................................................................................................ 4901
20.5.5.1 Process of Managing VoIP Services.................................................................................................................. 4902
20.5.5.2 Data Plan for VoIP Services................................................................................................................................. 4908
20.5.5.8 Deregistering a VoIP User.................................................................................................................................... 4922
20.5.5.9 Migrating a VoIP Service...................................................................................................................................... 4923
20.5.6 Triple Play Services.....................................................................................................................................................4923
20.5.6.1 Data Plan for Triple Play Services..................................................................................................................... 4925
20.5.6.2 Preconfiguring a Triple Play Service................................................................................................................. 4931
20.5.6.3 Provisioning a Triple Play Service...................................................................................................................... 4936
21 List of Customized TL1 Commands............................................................................ 4942

22 Troubleshooting Common Faults................................................................................4974
22.1 Diagnosing a Failure to Issue TL1 Commands.................................................................................................... 4974
22.2 Failure for the OSS to Connect To the U2000..................................................................................................... 4978
22.3 No XML File Generated After TL1 Commands Are Run................................................................................... 4980
22.4 Common Error Codes................................................................................................................................................... 4981
22.4.1 2686058516/2686058596........................................................................................................................................4981
22.4.2 2686058497/2686058499........................................................................................................................................4981
22.4.3 2686058508..................................................................................................................................................................4981
22.4.4 2686058500..................................................................................................................................................................4982
22.4.5 102690820/2689014791.......................................................................................................................................... 4982
22.4.6 1615069195..................................................................................................................................................................4983
22.4.7 1615462437..................................................................................................................................................................4984
22.4.8 1610614842/1616445483/1616445484/1616445485.................................................................................... 4985
22.4.9 2686058552..................................................................................................................................................................4986
22.4.10 76546022.................................................................................................................................................................... 4987
22.4.11 76546023.................................................................................................................................................................... 4988
22.4.12 1610612765............................................................................................................................................................... 4989
22.4.13 15658136501/2686058531................................................................................................................................... 4991
22.4.14 2689008176............................................................................................................................................................... 4992
22.4.15 1615069206............................................................................................................................................................... 4993
22.4.16 2686058603............................................................................................................................................................... 4993
22.4.17 2689023090............................................................................................................................................................... 4994
22.4.18 2689020327............................................................................................................................................................... 4994
22.4.19 2688880284............................................................................................................................................................... 4994
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22.5 Collecting Fault Information...................................................................................................................................... 4995
23 FAQ.....................................................................................................................................5001
23.1 Session Connection....................................................................................................................................................... 5001
23.2 Interaction Between the OSS, U2000, and NE.................................................................................................... 5002
23.3 User Control.................................................................................................................................................................... 5003
23.4 Database Upgrade.........................................................................................................................................................5003
23.5 TL1 Command Performance...................................................................................................................................... 5004
23.6 Identifying a Device by Using the Device Name Instead of the Device ID............................................... 5004
23.7 How to Locate a Device According to the IP Address.......................................................................................5004
23.8 Certain Port Status Defined Inconsistently in the TL1 Specifications and the Client.............................5006
23.9 Virtual Subslot................................................................................................................................................................ 5006
23.10 Global TL1 Character Encoding.............................................................................................................................. 5007
23.11 Recording TL1 User Logs.......................................................................................................................................... 5007
23.12 How to Modify the Format of the Returned SN.............................................................................................. 5008
23.13 How to Set the IP Address Listening Range...................................................................................................... 5010
23.14 Which Characters Are Supported by String-Type Parameters?....................................................................5010
24 Command Parameter Reference................................................................................. 5012

24.1 Parameters Related to the Device Type................................................................................................................. 5013
24.2 Parameters Related To the Board Type..................................................................................................................5015
24.3 Parameters Related To the Port Type..................................................................................................................... 5016
24.4 Parameters Related To the Port Status.................................................................................................................. 5024
24.5 Parameters Related To the ADSL Working Mode.............................................................................................. 5026
24.6 Mapping Between FTTH ONU Types and ASCII Codes.................................................................................... 5026
24.7 Mapping Between FTTO&FTTD ONU Types and ASCII Codes....................................................................... 5052
24.8 Mapping Between FTTH ONU Types and Function of Configuring the VAS............................................ 5055
24.9 Mapping Between FTTO&FTTD ONU Types and Function of Configuring the VAS.............................. 5080
24.10 Parameters Related To the Range of VLAN IDs for Different Devices......................................................5083
24.11 Parameters Related To the PVC Connection Type........................................................................................... 5084
24.12 Parameters Related To the Traffic Profile...........................................................................................................5087
24.13 Parameters Related To the Voice Gain................................................................................................................ 5093
24.14 Parameters Related To the Valid Values of Level............................................................................................ 5094
24.15 TST-OUTSIDE Results................................................................................................................................................. 5095
24.16 Country and Region Abbreviation Table............................................................................................................ 5099
25 Acronyms and Abbreviations....................................................................................... 5103
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TL1 NBI User Guide 1 Change History
1 Change History
This topic lists the change history of the document.

Updates between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document
issue contains all updates made in previous issues.
Changes in Issue 01 (2020-11-10) Based on Product Version

V200R18C60CP5022
The eleventh commercial release.

V200R18C60CP5021
The tenth commercial release.

V200R18C60SPC502
The ninth commercial release.

V200R18C60CP5012
The eighth commercial release, compared to the V200R018C60CP5011, has
following updates:
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The seventh commercial release.

V200R18C60SPC501
The sixth commercial release, compared to the V200R018C60SPC501, has
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Querying ONT is added. command.
Load Task (LST-
ONTLOADTASK
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V200R18C60SPC500
The fourth commercial release.

V200R18C60SPC500
The third commercial release.

V200R18C60SPC200
The second commercial release, compared to the V200R018C60, has following
updates:

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Changes in Issue 01 (2018-10-31) Based on Product Version V200R18C60

The first commercial release, compared to the V200R018C50, has following
updates:

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12.2.13 Input Modify the The length of parameter NAME and

Modifying the Paramet length of ALIAS is incorrect.
Shelf Name and ers NAME and
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TL1 NBI User Guide 2 Usage Note
2 Usage Note
This topic describes the usage note of TL1 commands.
To use the TL1 NBI properly, ensure that:

● You have logged in to the U2000 using LOGIN command.
● The ENDESC parameter (that is, the returned error description) in the
response information may be optimized in later versions. Therefore, you are
not advised to set the ENDESC parameter as the keyword for OSS matching.
● You have selected the Access domain check box in the Domain area when
installing the U2000.
● You have purchased the desired license. For details, see 4 Relationships
Between the License and TL1 NBI.
● You have logged in to the U2000 through TL1 NBI 9819. The SSL
authentication mode is used by default. If you want to modify the
authentication mode, see 3.5 Security Mechanism.
● The system monitor client process TL1NBiDm and related service processes
are running properly.
● TL1 users exist on the U2000 and have been assigned with the required rights.
You can create TL1 users in the NMS user management window or use the
existing users on the U2000 client.
NOTE
The default user name is admin(in the case of centralized deployment) or ssoadmin (in
the case of distributed deployment). Both users' initial passwords are Changeme_123 . The
password must be changed during the first login to ensure system security. Keep the
password confidential and change it regularly.
● You have set configuration items by running the specific TL1 commands.
● You have synchronized data on the U2000 before issuing TL1 commands to
keep data consistency between the U2000 and NEs. If the data is inconsistent,
the commands may fail to be issued.
● You have learned about 3.6 Performance Specifications and 10 Command
Format of the TL1 NBI.
● You have commissioned TL1 commands before interconnecting the U2000
with the OSS. Run the telnet U2000 server IP address 9819 command in the
CLI, or log in to a more secure SSL client tool and enter the U2000 server IP

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address and port 9819 to connect to the U2000 TL1 NBI. Then run TL1
commands to test command correctness.
● You must properly run TL1 commands that are used only for internal
commissioning or customized scenarios. Otherwise, commands may fail to be
issued or services become abnormal. The commands used for internal
commissioning or customized scenarios will not be provided in this document.
If you need them, apply for them from Huawei.

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TL1 NBI User Guide 3 TL1 NBI Overview
3 TL1 NBI Overview
This topic provides an introduction to the transaction language 1 (TL1)

northbound interface (NBI), including its position in the network, communication
protocols, functions, security mechanisms, performance specifications, and
standard compliance of TL1 NBI.
3.1 Introduction to the TL1 NBI

This topic briefly describes the TL1 NBI.
3.2 Position in the Network
This topic describes the position of the TL1 NBI in the network.
3.3 Communication Protocols
This topic describes the communication protocols that the TL1 NBI uses.
3.4 Functions and Features
This topic describes the functions and features that the TL1 NBI supports.
3.5 Security Mechanism
This topic describes the security mechanism that the TL1 NBI uses.
3.6 Performance Specifications
This topic describes the performance specifications that the TL1 NBI supports.
3.7 Standard Compliance
This topic describes the standard that the TL1 NBI complies with.
3.8 References
This topic provides the references for this user guide.
3.1 Introduction to the TL1 NBI

This topic briefly describes the TL1 NBI.
The TL1 NBI is used to interconnect the element management system (EMS) with
the operation support system (OSS) or with the network management system
(NMS) The TL1 NBI supports the functions of resource query, provisioning, and
diagnostic tests of the ADSL, video, and VoIP services through the OSS or NMS.

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3.2 Position in the Network

This topic describes the position of the TL1 NBI in the network.
Figure 3-1 shows the position of the TL1 NBI in the network.
Figure 3-1 Position of the TL1 NBI in the network
The functions of the entities are as follows:

● OSS/NMS refers to the operation support system or network management
system of carriers. The OSS or NMS issues TL1 commands to the U2000 for
automatic service provisioning.
● TL1 NBI for Service Provisioning provides an interface between the OSS/NMS
and the U2000. In this way, the OSS/NMS can perform multi-service
provisioning and resource querying operations.
● U2000 is unified network management system (NMS) developed by Huawei.
● Network element (NE) refers to the element device in the network. It is
managed by the U2000.
3.3 Communication Protocols

This topic describes the communication protocols that the TL1 NBI uses.
The access network adapter interacts with the EMS through the TL1 commands
based on the SSL/TCP/IP-based socket. The EMS, as a server, provides an available
SSL/TCP SOCKET interface, and accepts the request from the OSS to set up a
session through the default port number 9819. After the session is set up, you can
access the system after the login authentication.
Figure 3-2 shows the protocol stack for the TL1 NBI.

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Figure 3-2 Protocol stack for the TL1 NBI
● OSS: operation support system

● NMS: network management system
● SSL: Secure Sockets Layer
● TCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
3.4 Functions and Features

This topic describes the functions and features that the TL1 NBI supports.
Functions
The TL1 NBI supports the following functions:
● Resource change notification: The TL1 NBI supports the function of notifying
changes of devices, EPON resources, and Ethernet resources.
● Inventory query: The TL1 NBI supports the function of querying various
resources, such as devices, xDSL resources (including ADSL, G.SHDSL, and
VDSL2 resources), video resources, xPON resources (including GPON and
EPON resources), and VoIP resources.
● Service provisioning and management: The TL1 NBI supports the function of
provisioning and maintaining various types of services, such as the xDSL
services (including ADSL, G.SHDSL, and VDSL2 services), video service, xPON
service (including GPON and EPON services), and VoIP service.
● Diagnostic test: The TL1 NBI supports the function of performing the
diagnostic test, such as the OAM loopback test and ETH OAM function.
Features
Successful issue of TL1 commands can change NMS configurations. No negative
impact is introduced after a rollback upon failure to run the TL1 commands.

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Combining different parameters, TL1 commands can implement various complex

functions. The OSS system can use functions of the TL1 NBI by calling interfaces
that are developed based on the TL1 standards.
A session (through port 9819) needs to be set up between the U2000 and the OSS
before the OSS can issue any TL1 command. Then, by using the login command,
the OSS can log in to the U2000 successfully after passing the authentication.
During the interaction, the OSS and the U2000 set handles for each command.
Generally, the OSS system issues the next command only after receiving the
response to the previous command from the U2000. The command response, right
or wrong, wraps up the processing of a command. If the OSS logs out but does
not terminate the session, the U2000 terminates the session after ten-minute-
period of no commands.
The TL1 NBI supports concurrent client operations. Multiple clients can
communicate with the server to issue commands through the TL1 NBI at the same
time.
3.5 Security Mechanism

This topic describes the security mechanism that the TL1 NBI uses.
By default, the TL1 NBI uses the security mechanism of the EMS. To activate this
mechanism, you need to add NBI users and configure the access control list (ACL)
on the EMS server.
To enable the OSS to log in to the U2000 without being restricted by the ACL,
perform the following operations:
1. Modify the configuration item in the oss\server\etc\oss_cfg\access
\TL1NBiDm.conf file.
Specifically, change the configuration item dynamic NICMWriterTask
Service_Object * bmsniconnectionmanage:_make_CNICMWriterTask() "-port
9819 -poolsize 16 -idletime 600 -returnerr 1" in the oss\server\etc\oss_cfg
\access\TL1NBiDm.conf file to dynamic NICMWriterTask Service_Object *
bmsniconnectionmanage:_make_CNICMWriterTask() "-port 9819 -
poolsize 16 -idletime 600 -returnerr 1 -enableACL 1".
2. On the System Monitor client, restart the TL1NBiDm process for the
configuration to take effect.
a. Log in to the System Monitor client.
b. In the system monitor client window, click the Service Monitor tab.
c. Right-click the TL1NBiDm process and choose Stop the Service from the
shortcut menu.
d. After the TL1NBiDm process stops, right-click it and choose Start the
Service from the shortcut menu.
The EMS system supports up to 30 concurrent connections.
The security mechanism of the TL1 NBI is as follows:

● Login authentication: After connecting to the TL1 NBI, the OSS sends the
LOGIN command for login authentication. The TL1 NBI accepts the command
on the connection only after the authentication succeeds. The user name and

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password for login are the same as those of the U2000 client. User rights
depend on the U2000 user rights and TL1 license.
NOTE
The default user name is admin(in the case of centralized deployment) or ssoadmin (in
the case of distributed deployment). Both users' initial passwords are Changeme_123 . The
NOTICE
You are advised to create an independent TL1 NBI user with both query and
configure operation rights. This prevents errors caused by insufficient
permissions during the process of service provisioning. You can also assign
either query or configure operation rights to a user according to actual
situations.
● Operation and domain authentication: The U2000 provides operation rights

and domain rights for access users. Only users that have related operation
rights can invoke the TL1 NBI. For details, see 6.7 Creating a U2000 User for
the Access of an OSS and Assign Rights to the User.
● Automatic release of the connection: If no message is transmitted through a
connection within 10 minutes, the connection will be released automatically.
● IP address listening range: By default, messages sent from all IP addresses are
listened. To ensure security, you can configure settings to only listen to
messages sent from specified IP addresses. For details, see 23.13 How to Set
the IP Address Listening Range.
● Communication protocol: The U2000 TL1 NBI provides SSL and TCP
connections. The U2000 uses the SSL authentication mode by default to
connect to the OSS to ensure their communication security.
NOTE
● SSL is more secure and widely used and has better performance than TCP. Therefore,
SSL is recommended during protocol configuration. For details about SSL, see 7 SSL
Principle and Configuration.
● Only the TLSv1.1 and later protocol is supported when you connect with SSL.
Perform the following operations to query and change the connection mode:
a. Run the select CfgValue from BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab where
strLocateName='AN.NBFRAME' and CfgName = 'PROTOCOL' script to
query the current connection mode.
▪ If CfgValue is displayed as 2 (default value), the SSL protocol is

used.
▪ If CfgValue is displayed as 0, the TCP protocol is used.

b. Run a database script to change the value of CfgValue to the desired
protocol.
▪ SSL: update BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab set CfgValue='2' where

strLocateName='AN.NBFRAME' and CfgName='PROTOCOL'

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▪ TCP: update BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab set CfgValue='0' where

strLocateName='AN.NBFRAME' and CfgName='PROTOCOL'
c. On the System Monitor client, restart the TL1NBiDm process for the
configuration to take effect.
i. Log in to the System Monitor client.
ii. In the system monitor client window, click the Service Monitor tab.
iii. Right-click the TL1NBiDm process and choose Stop the Service from
the shortcut menu.
iv. After the TL1NBiDm process stops, right-click it and choose Start the
Service from the shortcut menu.
● Limited number of IP connections: The TL1 NBI limits the number of TCP
connections established with a single IP address. Connections will be denied
after the limit is reached. The restriction can be controlled by setting the
configuration item TL1_MAX_IP_CONNECTION.
● IP address blacklist: If the number of failed login attempts of an IP address
exceeds the limit in a specified duration, the U2000 will prohibit the IP
address from establishing connections in a set duration. The restriction can be
controlled by setting configuration items:
NBIFRAME_LOGIN_FAIL_COUNT_INTERVAL,
NBIFRAME_MAX_ALLOWED_LOGIN_FAILS, and
NBIFRAME_MAX_BLOCK_TIME.
3.6 Performance Specifications

This topic describes the performance specifications that the TL1 NBI supports.
Table 3-1 lists the performance specifications of the TL1 NBI.

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Table 3-1 Performance specifications of the TL1 NBI

Item Specification
Maximum number of OSS ● Common- and medium-scale networks: 20

connections that can be It is recommended that the number of OSS
received at one time connections of each function interface be
allocated as follows:
– Service provisioning: 15
– Inventory query: 2
– Diagnosis and test: 3
● Large- and ultra-large-scale networks: 30
It is recommended that the number of OSS
connections of each function interface be
allocated as follows:
– Service provisioning: 20
– Inventory query: 2
– Diagnosis and test: 8
NOTE
For details about the mapping between the network
scale and server configurations, see iManager
U2000 Product Description.
Processing capability for 10 per second (only for configuration

requesting commands of TL1 commands)
Response time for requesting Within two minutes (excluding test

commands of TL1 commands)
3.7 Standard Compliance

This topic describes the standard that the TL1 NBI complies with.
The TL1 NBI complies with the Generic Requirements (GR) 831 standard.
3.8 References
This topic provides the references for this user guide.
User Requirement Specification of Interface Between C & W HKT CFMS and NMSI
of AN Vendor
Operations Application Messages - Language for Operations Application
Messages(GR831)

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TL1 NBI User Guide 4 Relationships Between the License and TL1 NBI
4 Relationships Between the License and

TL1 NBI
This topic describes the relationships between the license and the TL1 NBI.
The U2000 license controls the TL1 NBI software in the interface function
dimensions.
● Inventory.
● Service delivery.
Use the text viewer to view the contents of the license file (.dat file) in the oss
\server\etc\conf\license\ directory. On Solaris and Linux, view the license as user
root. On Windows, view the license as user administrator.
To use the service provisioning and inventory querying functions of the TL1 NBI,
apply for related licenses. Refer to Table 4-1 for the details of license control
items. The parameters Feature means the feature group.
Table 4-1 License control items

License Control Item Function Description Abbreviati Value
on
Service Per PON This item defines the LNSDPENE 0-800000

Provisioning Terminal number of ONUs that S13 0
Resource support PON service
License for provisioning. Each PON
NBI Service terminal consumes the
Provisioning license item by 1.
-Access The TL1 command to
Network provision services on
PON terminals can be
run only when the
license count of this
item is greater than 1.

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on
Per This item defines the LNSDPENE 0-800000

Broadband total number of ADSL S12 0
Port License ports, VDSL ports,
for NBI Ethernet ports, and
Service G.FAST resources that
Provisioning support broadband
-Access service provisioning.
Network Each broadband port
consumes the license
item by 1.
The TL1 command to
provision broadband
services can be run only
when the license count
of this item or the item
Compatible license for
TL1 service provisioning
NBI — access is greater
than 1.

Narrowband number of POTS ports S11 0
Port License that support
for NBI narrowband service
Service provisioning. Each
Provisioning narrowband port
-Access consumes the license
Network item by 1.
The TL1 command to
provision narrowband
Compatible License for
TL1 Service
Provisioning NBI-
Access Network is
greater than 1

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on
Compatible This item defines the LNSDNELC 0-800000

License for total number of ADSL R77 0
TL1 Service ports, VDSL ports,
Provisioning Ethernet ports, G.FAST,
NBI-Access and POTS ports that
Network support service
provisioning. Each
broadband or
narrowband port
item by 1.
The TL1 command to
provision broadband
Compatible license for
TL1 service provisioning
NBI — access is greater
than 1.
The TL1 command to
provision narrowband
Compatible License for
TL1 Service
Provisioning NBI-
Access Network is
greater than 1
Inventory Per PON This item defines the LNSDPENE 0-800000

Querying Terminal number of ONUs that V05 0
Resource support PON inventory
License for query. Each PON
NBI terminal consumes the
Inventory- license item by 1.
Access The TL1 command to
Network query PON terminals
can be run only when
the license count of this
item is greater than 1.

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on

Broadband total number of ADSL V04 0
Port License ports, VDSL ports,
for NBI SHDSL ports, Ethernet
Inventory- ports, G.FAST, andP2P
Access access resources that
Network support query of
broadband inventory.
Each broadband port
item by 1.
The TL1 command to
query broadband
resources can be run
only when the license
count of this item or the
item Compatible license
for TL1 inventory NBI —
access is greater than 1.

Narrowband total number of POTS V03 0
Port License ports, PRA ports, BRA
for NBI ports, and E1 ports that
Inventory- support query of
Access narrowband inventory.
Network Each narrowband port
item by 1.
The TL1 command to
query narrowband
item Compatible
License for TL1
Inventory NBI-Access
Network is greater than
1.

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on
Compatible This item defines the LNSDNELC 0-800000

License for total number of ADSL R78 0
TL1 ports, VDSL ports,
Inventory SHDSL ports, Ethernet
NBI-Access ports, G.FAST, P2P
Network access ports, POTS
ports, PRA ports, BRA
ports, and E1 ports that
support inventory query.
Each broadband or
narrowband port
item by 1.
The TL1 command to
query broadband
item Compatible license
for TL1 inventory NBI —
access is greater than 1.
The TL1 command to
query narrowband
item Compatible
License for TL1
Inventory NBI-Access
Network is greater than
1.
Per CMC This item defines the LNSDPENE 0-800000

License for number of MA5633s V06 0
NBI that support CMC
Inventory- inventory query. Each
Access MA5633 extended
Network subrack or MA5633 NE
item by 1.

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NOTE
● ONTs consume license items for PON terminals only and do not consume license items for
their broadband and narrowband ports.
● MDUs consume license items for their broadband and narrowband ports only and do not
consume license items for PON terminals.
● The license expires when it is exhausted. In that event, related TL1 commands cannot be
executed.

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TL1 NBI User Guide the TL1 Service
5 Installing and Enabling the NBI for

Provisioning the TL1 Service
This topic describes how to install and enable the NBI for provisioning the TL1
service on Windows OS and Solaris/Linux OS.
5.1 Configuration Requirements

Because the U2000 TL1 NBI and the U2000 server run on the same PC or Sun
workstation, no additional configuration is required. However, to enable the TL1
NBI, you must purchase the license for the corresponding functions.
5.2 Installing a TL1 NBI Component
This topic describes how to install a TL1 NBI component.
5.3 Checking the Status of the TL1 NBI
This topic describes how to check the status of the TL1 process and the license for
the TL1 NBI after a TL1 NBI component is installed.
5.1 Configuration Requirements

Because the U2000 TL1 NBI and the U2000 server run on the same PC or Sun
workstation, no additional configuration is required. However, to enable the TL1
NBI, you must purchase the license for the corresponding functions.
NOTE
For different U2000 system , the configuration requirements of U2000 are different, refer to
the corresponding iManager U2000 Software Installation and Commissioning Guide for
more information.
Hardware Configuration
In practice, the U2000 TL1 interface and the U2000 server run on the same PC or
SUN workstation. The hardware is configured to ensure the proper installation and
running of the U2000 server. Any additional hardware configuration is not
required the U2000 TL1 interface.
For details of hardware requirements of U2000 Server, refer to section
"Configuration Requirements" in the iManager U2000 Software Installation and
Commissioning Guide.

Software Configuration
Since the TL1 interface is integrated into the U2000 installation software, no
additional software configuration is required for the installation of the U2000 TL1
interface.
For details of software requirements U2000 Server, refer to section "Configuration

Requirements" in the iManager U2000 Software Installation and Commissioning
Guide.
License
The U2000 controls the functions and available resources of the TL1 NBI through
a license. If you want to enable the TL1 interface, you need to purchase the U2000
license. Ensure the license support TL1 interface function before deploying the TL1
NBI.
For details, see 4 Relationships Between the License and TL1 NBI. If the license
does not support the functions or resources needed, contact Huawei engineers to
apply for the license. For the license introduction and information on how to apply
for a license, see section Applying for and Updating the U2000 License in the
iManager U2000 Administrator Guide.
5.2 Installing a TL1 NBI Component

This topic describes how to install a TL1 NBI component.
Procedure
Step 1 Run the installation program of the U2000 and select to install Access domain .
For details on the installation steps, see the iManager U2000 Software Installation
and Commissioning Guide.
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5.3 Checking the Status of the TL1 NBI

This topic describes how to check the status of the TL1 process and the license for
the TL1 NBI after a TL1 NBI component is installed.
Prerequisites
After the U2000 is installed, the OS is restarted and the U2000 service is started.
NOTE
If the U2000 service is not started, start the U2000 service manually.
● Run the oss\server\platform\bin\startnms.bat file on Windows OS.
● Run the following command on Solaris\Linux OS:
$ cd /opt/oss/server/platform/bin
$ ./startnms.sh

Context
In a U2000 HA system, check the status of the TL1 process at the primary site.
Check whether the license is effective at the primary and secondary sites.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the status of the TL1 process.
1. Log in to the system monitor client.
2. On the Service Monitor tab page, check whether the TL1NBiDm process is
running.
NOTE
If the process is not started, right-click TL1NBiDm and choose Start the Service from the
shortcut menu.
Step 2 Check whether the license for the TL1 NBI is effective.
1. Log in to the client.
2. Choose Help > License Management > License Information (traditional
style) from the main menu or select System Management in Application
Center and choose License Management > Licenes Information (application
style) from the main menu.
3. In the License Information dialog box, click Resource Control Item. In the
Resource column, check whether the applied license items are included and
the Capacity counts are consistent with the number that you apply for.
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TL1 NBI User Guide 6 Maintaining the TL1 NBI
6 Maintaining the TL1 NBI
This chapter provides instructional suggestions for the maintenance conditions

and routine operations for the TL1 interface. This chapter also describes the basic
operation for maintaining the TL1 interface. In addition, this chapter describes
how to solve problems that may occur during maintenance, which can help
maintenance personnel to solve problems quickly.
6.1 Requirements for Maintenance Staff

This section describes the requirements for maintenance staff.
6.2 Routine Maintenance
By routine maintenance, faults such as malfunction in the system operation can
be detected in time if countermeasures are properly adopted to handle the
problem. In this way, hidden troubles are cleared to prevent accidents from
happening. It is recommended that you perform routine maintenance once a
week.
6.3 Logging in to the System Monitor Client
This topic describes how to log in to the System Monitor client that runs on
Windows, Solaris, or Linux OS.
6.4 Starting the TL1 Process
This topic describes how to start the TL1 process in the Stopped state using the
System Monitor client.
6.5 Stopping the TL1 Process
This topic describes how to stop the TL1 process using the System Monitor client.
6.6 Checking the License Status of the U2000
This topic describes how to check the license status of the U2000. By learning the
license usage, you can apply for a new license from Huawei in time when the
NMS requires an expansion or the license is about to expire.
6.7 Creating a U2000 User for the Access of an OSS and Assign Rights to the User
If the U2000 TL1 interface runs in the normal state and the network
communication is normal, you need to create a network management user on the
U2000 for the access of an OSS before the OSS accesses the U2000 through the
TL1 interface.

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6.1 Requirements for Maintenance Staff

This section describes the requirements for maintenance staff.
To guarantee the smooth maintenance and rapid problem solving, the
maintenance staffis required to have the following experiences:
● Be familiar with the basic operations of the PC, Sun workstation, Windows,
Solaris and Linux operating systems.
● Have a good understanding of the TL1 technology.
● Understand concepts of the telecommunication management network (TMN)
and know the basic networking architecture of the U2000 well.
● Be familiar with the configuration and the operations of enabling and
disabling the U2000 TL1 interface.
NOTE
For maintenance of the workstation, refer to the maintenance manual provided by its
supplier.
6.2 Routine Maintenance

By routine maintenance, faults such as malfunction in the system operation can
be detected in time if countermeasures are properly adopted to handle the
problem. In this way, hidden troubles are cleared to prevent accidents from
happening. It is recommended that you perform routine maintenance once a
week.
Checking the TL1 Service

● When the U2000 single server is running, log in to the System Monitor client
which monitors the U2000 process. Check whether the TL1NBiDm processes
is running properly.
● In a U2000 HA system, log in to the System Monitor client at the primary site
and check the running status of the TL1NBiDm process.
NOTE
Primary site: Used for the high availability system, the primary site refers to the physical
primary site. Whether a site is a primary site or a secondary site is specified when it is
installed, the role does not change when the system switching occurs. In most of the time,
a primary site is in the active state, whereas a secondary site is in the standby state for
protecting the primary site.
Backing up the logs of the U2000 TL1 NBI

By default, the logging function of the TL1 NBI is disabled. The TL1 user
operations are not recorded in logs. To enable the logging function of the TL1,
refer to 23.11 Recording TL1 User Logs.
The log information of the U2000 TL1 NBI is as follows:
● server/var/logs/Develop/TL1NBiDm/TL1NBiDm_%y%m%d_%H%M%S.*

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● server/var/logs/Develop/TL1NBiDm/BootLog_%y%m%d_%H%M%S.*
● server/var/logs/mrblog/iMAPBase_p47_%y%m%d_%H%M%S.*
● server/var/logs/mrblog/iMAPMrb_p2_%y%m%d_%H%M%S.*
Back up the log files regularly in case they occupy too much of the system disk
space. The log files record the running information of the U2000 TL1 NBI and the
operation performed by the NMS/OSS through the U2000 TL1 NBI. If an error
occurs when the U2000 TL1 NBI is running, you can refer to the log files to do the
troubleshooting. If you want to back up the log information of the U2000 TL1 NBI,
manually copy the log information to a specified directory.
Alternatively, choose Administration > Log Management > Query Operation
Logs (traditional style) from the main menu or select Security Management in
Application Center and choose Log Management > Query Operation Logs
(application style) from the main menu. In the Query Operation Logs window,
select the required log to view the operation result and details.
Dumping operation logs of the U2000 TL1 NBI

Dump the log files regularly in case they occupy too much of the system disk
space.
● Manually dump in the U2000 client.
a. Choose Administration > Task Schedule > Task Management
(traditional style) from the main menu or select System Management in
Application Center and choose Task Schedule > Task Management
(application style) from the main menu.
b. In the Task Management window, choose Manual Dump > Operation
Log Manual Dump from the navigation tree.
c. In the right pane, right-click the manual dump task and choose Run from
the shortcut menu.
d. In the Run dialog box, set the parameters.
e. Click Dump to dump logs.
● Setting the log overflow dump in the U2000 client.
a. Choose Administration > Task Schedule > Task Management
(traditional style) from the main menu or select System Management in
Application Center and choose Task Schedule > Task Management
(application style) from the main menu.
b. In the Task Management window, choose Overflow Dump > Operation
Log Overflow Dump from the navigation tree.
c. Double-click the task in the right pane.
d. In the Attributes dialog box, set the parameters on the Common
Parameters and Extended Parameters tabs.
e. Click OK.
6.3 Logging in to the System Monitor Client

This topic describes how to log in to the System Monitor client that runs on
Windows, Solaris, or Linux OS.

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Prerequisites
● The U2000 server runs in the normal state.
● The system, which monitoring process, runs in the normal state.
● The System Monitor communicates well with the U2000 server.
● You have a valid user account and password of the U2000.
Context
● The default port number of the server is 31080. Do not change it in normal
conditions. Otherwise, you cannot log in to the U2000 server.
● The login modes include the SSL mode and the common mode. In SSL mode,
data is encrypted when being transmitted between the client and the server.
In common mode, data is not encrypted during transmission. To ensure the
security of data transmission, you are recommended to use the Security (SSL)
mode.
● The port used for login in common mode is different from that in SSL mode.
The port number is 31030 in common mode, and 31080 in SSL mode.
● By default, if you do not log in to the U2000 system monitor client for more
than 60 days, your account automatically turns to the suspend state except
that you are an admin user(in the case of centralized deployment) or
ssoadmin users (in the case of distributed deployment).
● If you never use an account for login after creating it, the U2000 does not
suspend or delete the account.
Procedure
Step 1 Start the system monitor client.
● On Windows OS, to start the system monitor client, double-click the related
shortcut icon on the desktop.
● On Solaris or Linux OS, log in to the operating system of the server as the
ossuser user. Run the following command to start the system monitor client.
$ cd /opt/oss/client
$ ./startup_sysmonitor_global.sh
Step 2 In the Login dialog box, select a server from the Server drop-down list.
If the list does not contain a server, perform the following steps:
1. Click on the right of the Server drop-down list.

2. In the Server List dialog box, click Add.
3. In the Add Server Information dialog box, specify Name and Server
Name(or IP Address), and then select a login mode. Click OK.
4. In the Server List dialog box, click OK.
Step 3 In the Login dialog box, enter the user name and password.
The user name and password are the same as those for the U2000 client.

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NOTE
The default user name is admin(in the case of centralized deployment) or ssoadmin (in the
case of distributed deployment). Both users' initial passwords are Changeme_123 . The
Step 4 Click Login.

● If you attempt to connect to the server in a non-SSL mode, the client displays
a dialog box indicating security risks.
– If you want to continue the connection, click Yes. If you do not want the
client to display the dialog box again upon subsequent logins, select Do
not remind me next time.
NOTE
The IP address of the server being connected is saved to the SysComServer.dat

file in Client installation directory\client\plugins\loginui\style\conf\loginui.
Therefore, the Do not remind me next time settings apply only to the
connected server. If you want the client to display the dialog box that indicates
the security risks upon subsequent logins, delete the SysComServer.dat file.
– If you want to terminate the connection, click No. The Login dialog box is
displayed. You can select the matched communication mode.
● If the client does not trust the server, you need to determine whether the
server is trustworthy using the server certificate.
– If you confirm that the server is trustworthy, click Yes and log in to the
client. If you do not want the system to display the dialog box again,
contact the system administrator to configure a trust certificate.
– If you confirm that the server is untrustworthy, click No to return to the
Login dialog box and contact the system administrator to process the
issue.
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6.4 Starting the TL1 Process

This topic describes how to start the TL1 process in the Stopped state using the
System Monitor client.
Prerequisites
● The TL1NBiDm process is in the Stopped state.
Context
In a U2000 HA system, start the TL1 process at the primary site.

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Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the system monitor client.
Step 2 In the system monitor client window, click the Service Monitor tab.
Step 3 Right-click the TL1NBiDm process and choose Start the Service from the shortcut
menu.
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6.5 Stopping the TL1 Process

This topic describes how to stop the TL1 process using the System Monitor client.
Prerequisites
● The TL1NBiDm process is in the Running state.
Context
● For a U2000 HA system, stop the TL1 process at the primary site.
● If Startup Mode is set to Automatic, the TL1 process is started with the
startup of the U2000.
● If Startup Mode is set to Manual, the TL1 process is not started with the
startup of the U2000.
NOTICE
Stopping a service affects the functions of the TL1 NBI. Therefore, perform this
operation with caution.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the system monitor client.
Step 2 In the system monitor client window, click the Service Monitor tab.
Step 3 Select TL1NBiDm process, right-click, and then choose Stop the Service from the
shortcut menu.
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6.6 Checking the License Status of the U2000

This topic describes how to check the license status of the U2000. By learning the
license usage, you can apply for a new license from Huawei in time when the
NMS requires an expansion or the license is about to expire.
Context
For details on the license item for the TL1 connection, see 4 Relationships
Between the License and TL1 NBI.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the U2000 client.
Step 2 Choose Help > License Management > License Information (traditional style)
from the main menu or select System Management in Application Center and
choose License Management > Licenes Information (application style) from the
main menu.
Step 3 In the License Information dialog box, click Resource Control Item to view the
license usage.
NOTE
When the number of resources exceeds the licensed capacity, the corresponding license item is
displayed in red. This affects the license renewal. Specifically, the newly applied license count
must be greater than the number consumed. Otherwise, the license renewal fails. For details on
how to apply for a license, see the section "Applying for and Updating the U2000 License" of
the iManager U2000 Administrator Guide.
Step 4 (Optional) Click Export License to save the license information to files in *.xls,
*.csv, *.txt, *.html, *.pdf, or *.xlsx format.
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6.7 Creating a U2000 User for the Access of an OSS and

Assign Rights to the User
If the U2000 TL1 interface runs in the normal state and the network
communication is normal, you need to create a network management user on the
U2000 for the access of an OSS before the OSS accesses the U2000 through the
TL1 interface.
Context
NOTICE
To ensure system security, when the OSS accesses the U2000 through the NBI, the
U2000 will authenticate user logins. The U2000 provides operation rights and
domain rights for access users. Only users that have related operation rights can
invoke the TL1 NBI.

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For more details about the NMS user management, see the online help of U2000.
Procedure
Step 1 Login the client of U2000.
Step 2 Choose Administration > NMS Security > NMS User Management (traditional
style) from the main menu or select Security Management in Application
Center and choose OSS Security > OSS User Management (application style)
from the main menu.
Step 3 In the NMS User Management navigation tree, right-click the User node and
choose New User from the shortcut menu.
Step 4 In the New User dialog box, set the properties of the new user.
The user name and password must be set. For the other properties, you can use
default values or set them after you create the user account successfully.
If the OSS access U2000 by TL1 NBI, some user attributes are valid, as the
following table shown.
Attribute Description Operations
Normal properties The OSS use the user On the New User dialog
name or password access box, set user properties,
U2000 by TL1 NBI. such as user name,
description content, and
password.
Domain For the user that access 1. ClickMore Setting, on

U2000 by TL1 NBI can the Setting dialog
manage the equipment box, choose Domain
in the domain only. tab page, click Select.
2. In the Select Domain
dialog box, set the
management domain
of the user.
Operation Rights ● TL1 Query Operation 1. ClickMore Setting, on

Set: TL1 NBI query the Setting dialog
rights (including box, choose
performing diagnostic Operation Rights tab
test and notifying page, click Select.
resource change) 2. In the Select
● TL1 Configure Operation Rights
Operation Set: TL1 dialog box, set the
NBI configuration Authorization
rights Objects to Network
Management
Application, select
the operation rights
of the user in the
Operations panel.

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Attribute Description Operations
Access control list (ACL) You cannot access U2000 ClickMore Setting, on
if the IP is not in the the Setting dialog box,
access control list. choose ACL tab page, set
the ACL for the user.
NOTICE
To ensure system security, password must be complex enough. Remember to
change passwords regularly.
The password must meet the following requirements to safeguard your user
account.
1. It is a character string consisting of 8 to 16 characters.
2. It contains at least four types of the following characters:
– Lowercase letter: a-z
– Uppercase letter: A-Z
– Digit: 0-9
– Special character: ` ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) - _ = + \ | [ { } ] ; : ' " , < . > / ? or
space.
Step 5 In the New User dialog box, click OK. The user account is created.
----End

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TL1 NBI User Guide 7 SSL Principle and Configuration
7 SSL Principle and Configuration
The SSL encryption mechanism is used to ensure the security of the messages
transmitted between the U2000 and the OSS.
7.1 SSL Principle

This section describes the principle of SSL.
7.2 Applying for an SSL Certificate
The U2000 provides a default SSL certificate for encryption and authentication. It
is recommended that customers replace the default certificate with their own
security certificate. Customers can apply for another SSL certificate from a third
party that authorizes and issues SSL certificates. After the TL1 northbound
interface (NBI) is configured to work in SSL mode, the OSS must communicate
with the U2000 TL1 NBI in SSL mode, that is, the certificate, digital signature,
encryption algorithm, or other manners must be used to ensure the
communication security.
7.3 Configuring an SSL Certificate
security certificate. Specifically, the customer can apply for a security certificate
from a trusted CA and then use the certificate to replace the original U2000 SSL
certificate.
7.1 SSL Principle

This section describes the principle of SSL.
The SSL protocol works between the TCP/IP protocol and application layer
protocols. It is a technology for keeping data communication secure. The SSL
protocol can be divided into two layers: the lower-layer record protocol and the
higher-layer handshake protocol. The SSL record protocol is established based on a
reliable transfer protocol (such as TCP) to encapsulate, compress, and encrypt
data for the higher-layer protocol. The SSL handshake protocol authenticates both
communication parties, negotiates an encryption algorithm, and exchanges the
encryption keys before data transmission.

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The three crucial elements of SSL are certificate, digital signature, and encryption.
For details about the concepts and principles of SSL, refer to the related
documents.
7.2 Applying for an SSL Certificate

security certificate. Customers can apply for another SSL certificate from a third
party that authorizes and issues SSL certificates. After the TL1 northbound
interface (NBI) is configured to work in SSL mode, the OSS must communicate
with the U2000 TL1 NBI in SSL mode, that is, the certificate, digital signature,
encryption algorithm, or other manners must be used to ensure the
communication security.
Default SSL Certificate Provided By the U2000

Table 7-1 shows the TL1 NBI certificates and paths.
Table 7-1 SSL certificate and path
Certificate Description Path
server.p12 Server server/etc/ssl/access/keyStore/PFX

identity
certificate.
The file is in
the
encoding
format of
PKCS12 and
includes the
private key
and identity
certificate.
client.p12 Client server/etc/ssl/access/keyStore/PFX

identity
certificate.
The file is in
the
encoding
format of
PKCS12 and
includes the
private key
and identity
certificate.
trust.cer Trust server/etc/ssl/access/trust/PEM

certificate

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Applying for an SSL Certificate

When you apply for an SSL certificate from a third party that authorizes and issues
SSL certificates, the desired SSL certificate of the U2000 must meet the
requirements listed in Table 7-2 because the U2000 TL1 NBI uses the PEM
encoding format. An SSL certificate has multiple encoding formats. You are
advised to apply for an SSL certificate in proper encoding format based on the
OSS type, so that you do not need to convert the certificate format.
NOTICE
Use the default SSL certificate provided by the U2000 if security requirement is not
high. Otherwise, apply for an SSL certificate from a third-party security institute.
Table 7-2 Requirements for SSL certificates of the U2000 TL1 NBI
Certificate Type Requirement
Server identity ● The file encoding format is PFX.

certificate ● The RSA asymmetric encryption algorithm is used.
● The private key contains a minimum of 2048 bits.
Client identity ● The file encoding format is PFX.

certificate ● The RSA asymmetric encryption algorithm is used.
● The private key contains a minimum of 2048 bits.
Trust certificate The file encoding format is PEM.
NOTICE
● The U2000 uses its own SSL certificate by default. It does not generate, sign a
signature for, or convert a special SSL certificate for a specified site. For a
special SSL certificate, you are advised to prepare it by yourself or purchase it
from a third party that authorizes and issues the SSL certificate. Replace the
default SSL certificate on the U2000 with a special certificate after converting it
to a format supported by the U2000.
● If the default certificate on the U2000 is used, the OSS needs to convert it to a
format supported by the OSS. If you need technical support and have
purchased associated integration support service, contact the local Huawei
customer service center.
7.3 Configuring an SSL Certificate

security certificate. Specifically, the customer can apply for a security certificate

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from a trusted CA and then use the certificate to replace the original U2000 SSL
certificate.
Prerequisites
● The Centralized Maintenance Management Tool server has been started.
● Port 31945 on the Centralized Maintenance Management Tool server has
been enabled.
● The PC used to log in to the Centralized Maintenance Management Tool in
web mode can properly communicate with the Centralized Maintenance
Management Tool server.
● The primary IS node has been configured to communicate with the primary
and secondary Float IP and NBI GW nodes and the PM, Backup, NM, and EM
nodes.
You have obtained one or more of the following files based on actual needs:
● Identity certificate (*.p12)
● Trust certificate (*.cer)
● CRL (*.crl)
Context
The TL1 NBI supports P12 identity certificates and PEM trust certificates only.
The default certificate and its directory are as follows.
Table 7-3 SSL certificate and path

Certificate Description Path
server.p12 Server identity server/etc/ssl/access/keyStore/PFX

certificate. The file is in
the encoding format of
PKCS12 and includes the
private key and device
certificate.
trust.cer Trust certificate used to server/etc/ssl/access/trust/PEM

identify trusted access
objects.
NOTE
The new identity certificate is automatically changed to server.p12 and stored in the preceding
directory to replace the original certificate.
Procedure
● Centralized deployment
a. Upload the certificates in binary mode to the following directories of the
U2000 server:

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▪ Windows: %IMAP_ROOT%\certs
▪ Solaris or Linux: Upload the certificate to $IMAP_ROOT/certs as the

ossuser user.
NOTE
The owner of these certificates must be ossuser:ossgroup.

The certificate permission must be set to 600.
b. Use the MSuite to log in to the U2000 server.
c. On the MSuite, choose Certificate File Management > TL1 Certificate

to open the Certificate Configuration dialog box.
▪ Replacing an identity certificate

1) Click the PrivateIdentityPanel tab, select the certificate file to
be replaced from the File Name drop-down list, and click
Replace.
2) In the dialog box that is displayed, enter the passwords for the
old and new certificates and click OK.
NOTE
To ensure system security, the password for the new certificate must meet
the following complexity requirements.
To keep the password and system secure, the password must meet the
following requirements:
1. Contain 8 to 18 characters.
2. Contain at least three of the following combinations:
● Lowercase letter
● Uppercase letter
● Digit
● Special characters =~@#^*-_+[{}]:./?
▪ Adding a trust certificate

1) Click the Trust Certificate tab, select the certificate file to be
added from the File Name drop-down list, and click Add.
▪ Deleting a trust certificate

1) Click the Trust Certificate tab, right-click the trust certificate to
be deleted in the certificate list, and choose Delete from the
shortcut menu.
▪ Configuring a CRL
1) Click the CRL tab, select the CRL to be used from the File Name
drop-down list, and click Update.
d. Restart the TL1 service for the configurations to take effect.
▪ End the TL1 NBI service and then start the TL1 NBI service.
● Distributed deployment
a. Upload the certificates to the $IMAP_ROOT/certs directory of the IS
server.

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NOTE
The owner of these certificates must be ossuser:ossgroup.

The certificate permission must be set to 600.
b. Log in to the MSuite client.
▪ Start the web browser, enter https://Primary IS node's IP address:

31945, and click Enter.
NOTE
Internet Explorer 9/10/11, Google Chrome 29, and Firefox 12.0 or higher are
recommended. The recommended resolution is 1280 x 768 or higher.
If a message about a security certificate issue is displayed during the HTTPS access,
ignore the message and continue the browsing.
▪ On the login page, set User Name and Password of the user and
click Log In.
NOTE
The default user name is admin.

The initial password of the admin user is Changeme_123. If the U2000 is preinstalled
before being delivered, the password has been changed to Admin_123. To ensure
system security, change the password promptly, update it periodically, and save it
properly.
If you log in for the first time, the system requires you to change the password and
displays a message indicating that product information has not been configured.
c. Choose System > Certificate Management > TL1 Certificate to open
the certificate configuration page.
▪ Replacing an identity certificate

1) Click the Identity Certificate tab, and select the certificate file
to be replaced from the File Name drop-down list.
2) Enter the passwords of the old and new certificates in the Old
Certificate Password and New Certificate Password text boxes,
and click OK.
NOTE
To ensure system security, the password for the new certificate must meet
complexity requirements.
To keep the password and system secure, the password must meet the
1. Contain 8 to 18 characters.
2. Contain at least three of the following combinations:
● Lowercase letter
● Uppercase letter
● Digit
● Special characters =~@#^*-_+[{}]:./?
▪ Adding a trust certificate

1) Click the Trust Certificate tab, select the certificate file to be
added from the File Name drop-down list, and click OK.

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▪ Deleting a trust certificate

1) Click the Trust Certificate tab, and click Delete in the fifth
column of the certificate list.
▪ Configuring a CRL
1) Click the CRL tab, select the CRL file to be used from the File
Name drop-down list, and click OK.
d. Restart the TL1 service for the configurations to take effect.
▪ End the TL1 gateway service and start the TL1 gateway service by
following 9.3 Maintaining the TL1 NBI Gateway Service.
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Result
After certificate replacement, the original certificate is stored in %IMAP_ROOT
%/var/backup/deployssl/ssl/access/YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MM_SS.
YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MM_SS indicates the timestamp.
● YYYY: year
● MM: month
● DD: day
● HH: hour
● MM: minute
● SS: second

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TL1 NBI User Guide 8 Setting Configuration Items
8 Setting Configuration Items
This topic describes how to set configuration items before running TL1 xml
commands.
The configuration items described in this topic are applicable to both the
centralized and distributed systems. For particular configuration items applicable
to the distributed system, see 9.4 Setting Configuration Items.
● Virtualization configuration items
Before running TL1 commands, set configuration items listed in Table 8-1
based on actual needs.
a. Log in to the MSuite client. For details, see Starting the Process of the
MSuite Server and Logging In to the MSuite Client in section MSuite
of iManager U2000 Administrator Guide.
b. Choose Tools > Config Manager from the main menu.
c. Modify the configuration item values in an appropriate manner based on
actual needs.
▪ Setting configuration items one by one.

1) Click Filter in the upper right corner. In the dialog box that is
displayed, set Config Name by following Table 8-1 and click
OK.
2) Double-click the configuration item to be modified in the list. In
the dialog box that is displayed, set Config Value and click OK.
▪ Setting configuration items in batches by importing a configuration

item table.
1) Obtain a configuration item table from the U2000 installation
directory.
Because only the Windows OS supports Excel, obtain the table
from the specified Windows-based U2000 installation directory
(X:\oss\client\client\Config_Item_Import\en
\Config_Item_Import.xls, where X indicates the U2000
installation directory).
2) Double-click the blank configuration item table, set values for
the desired configuration items by following Table 8-1 , and
save the table.

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NOTE
Only tables in .xls format are supported.

The configuration item data must be stored in the Config item data sheet
of the table. Do not add or delete sheets.
The first line of the table is a title line where stored data cannot be read.
The configuration data must be stored consecutively.
3) Verify that the entered information in the table is correct and
click Import in the upper right corner. In the dialog box that is
displayed, select the desired configuration item table and click
Open.
4) In the Configuration Item Batch Import dialog box, verify that
all configuration items in the table are correct.
5) Click OK. In the prompt dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
d. Log in to the System Monitor client and restart the related processes by
following Table 8-1 .
Table 8-1 Configuration item description

Configur Config Description De Re Restar Remarks
ation uratio fa co ting
Item n Item ult m Proces
Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
DEVMEA 0 Indicates that in 0 1 TL1NB For details, see

N the TL iDm 23.7 How to
commands Locate a
except for the Device
notification of According to
resource the IP Address.
changes, the
DEV parameter
is used to locate
a device
according to the
device name.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
NOTE 1 Indicates that in
This the TL
configur
ation
commands
item is except for the
supporte notification of
d only by resource
the changes, the
centraliz DEV parameter
ed
system.
is used to locate
For the a device
DevMea according to the
n IP address.
configur
ation
item in
the
distribut
ed
system,
see 9.4
Setting
Configur
ation
Items.
BMSNB_ 0 Indicates that in 0 1 BmsAc

MSGNOT the notification cess_*
IFY_DEV of resource proces
MEAN changes, the s
DEV parameter (multi
is used to locate ple
a device instan
according to the ces
device name. involvi
ng
1 Indicates that in multip
the notification le
of resource proces
changes, the ses)
DEV parameter
is used to locate
a device
according to the
IP address.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
TL1_ONT 12 Indicates that 16 12 BmsAc Command

_SN_LEN the returned SN cess_* involved by the
GTH is in the format proces configuration
of 12-byte s item: LST-ONT
character string. (multi
ple
16 Indicates that instan
the returned SN ces
is in the format involvi
of 16-byte ng
character string. multip
le
proces
ses)
TL1NB
iDm
inTL1
NBiD
m

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
TL1_SN_L ONU Specifies the - -

EN_SPECI type. format of the
AL_ONUT The SN returned by
YPE value some GPON
depen ONU types in
ds on the exported
the resource file. To
EQUIP set the SN
MENTI format returned
D by some ONU
return types to be
ed by different from
the that returned by
LST- all other ONU
ONT types and
comm defined in the
and. TL1_ONT_SN_L
Use ENGTH
comm parameter, set
as (,) this parameter.
to For example, if
separa TL1_ONT_SN_L
te ENGTH is set to
multipl 16, it indicates
e ONU that the
types, returned SN is in
for the format of
examp 16-byte
le, character string.
HG824 However, the
0A,HG HG8240A needs
8245A. to support an
SN in the format
of 12-byte
character string.
In this case, set
TL1_SN_LEN_SP
ECIAL_ONUTYP
E to HG8240A.
In contrast, if
TL1_ONT_SN_L

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
ENGTH is set to
12, it indicates
that the
returned SN is in
the format of
12-byte
character string.
However, the
HG8240A needs
to support an
SN in the format
of 16-byte
character string.
In this case, set
TL1_SN_LEN_SP
ECIAL_ONUTYP
E to HG8240A.
SYNC_CO 0 Indicates that 0 0 BmsAc Command

MPLETED the NE cess_* involved by the
_NOTIFY_ synchronization proces configuration
OSS results are not s item: Notifying
reported to the (multi Device
OSS. ple Synchronization
instan
1 Indicates that ces
the NE involvi
synchronization ng
results are multip
reported to the le
OSS. proces
ses)

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
TL1_USE_ 0 Indicates that 0 0 TL1NB Command

HAZY_QR the ALIAS iDm involved by the
Y_AT_LST parameter in configuration
_PORT LST-PORT uses item: LST-PORT
the exact match When you
mode to filter query ports in
ports when the fuzzy match
DID and DEV mode, it takes
parameters are a long time to
not set. run the
1 Indicates that command. If
the ALIAS the entered
parameter in alias matches
LST-PORT uses many ports, the
the fuzzy match command may
mode to filter time out. You
ports when the are advised to
DID and DEV query ports in
parameters are exact match
not set. mode or enter
filter criteria as
precise as
possible when
querying ports
in fuzzy match
mode. Set the
configuration
item based on
actual needs.
TL1_SHO 0 Indicates that in 0 1 TL1NB Commands

W_MA56 the exported iDm involved by the
83T_SWIT resource files or inTL1 configuration
CH response, the NBiD item: DMP-
device type of m INVENTORY,
the MA5683T is LST-DEV, and
displayed as LST-DEVINFO
MA5680T.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates that in
the exported
resource files or
response, the
device type of
the MA5683T is
displayed as
MA5683T.
NBI_INVE 2 Indicates that 2 2 TL1NB Command

NTORY_D you can export iDm involved by the
UMP_VER the list of inTL1 configuration
SION inventory NBiD item: DMP-
NOTE resources m INVENTORY
This including The directory
configur devices, and format of
ation subracks,
item is exported XML
supporte
boards, ports resource file
d only by and Ethernet vary with the
the aggregation value of the
centraliz groups of a configuration
ed specified type to item
system. a file.
For the NBI_INVENTO
DumpVe RY_DUMP_VER
rsion SION. For
configur details, see
ation Description of
item in
the directory
the
distribut and format of
ed exported files.
system,
see 9.4
Setting
Configur
ation
Items.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
3 Indicates that
you can export
the resource
information
about a
specified device
type, device, or
resource type
(device, subrack,
board, daughter
board, port,
Ethernet
aggregation
group, BRA port,
POTS port, ADSL
port, VDSL port,
ONT, service
virtual port,
VLANOFLAG,
and Ethernet
port) to a file. If
the RES
parameter is not
set to specify
the resource
type, you can
export data of
the default
resource types
only, including
ME, SHELF,
CARD,
DAUGTHERCAR
D, and PORT. To
export data of
other resource
types, set the
RES parameter
in the
command. For
example, run

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
the DMP-
INVENTORY:::C
TAG::RES=ME
SHELF CARD
DAUGHTERCAR
D PORT POTS
BRA LAG ADSL
VDSL ONT
SERVICEPORT
VLANOFLAG
ETH command.
4 Indicates that
you can export
the resource
information
(device
information,
subrack, board,
daughter board,
port, ONT,
splitter, link, or
protection
group) about a
device or devices
on the entire
network to a
file.
LoadOffli 0 Disables the TL1 0 0 Tl1NBi Command

ne offline Dm involved by the
predeployment configuration
function. An item: CFG-
error message is MDUEX
displayed
indicating that
devices are
offline when you
run the CFG-
MDUEX
command.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Enables the TL1

offline
predeployment
function. A
scheduling task
is generated in
the scheduling
center when you
run the CFG-
MDUEX
command, and
TL1 commands
are added to
this task as
subitems. After
MDUs are
powered on, TL1
commands are
issued in
sequence.
XPON_C 0 Indicates that 0 1 BmsAc The values of

HECK_PA the U2000 does cess_* the PWD
SSWORD not provide the proces parameter may
_REPEAT_ function of s be duplicate,
SWITCH detecting ONT (multi which may
authentication ple affect current
password instan services.
(corresponding ces Commands
to PWD) involvi involved by the
conflicts. ng configuration
multip item: ADD-
1 Indicates that le
the U2000 ONT and
proces MOD-ONT
provides the ses)
function of
detecting ONT
authentication
password
(corresponding
to PWD)
conflicts.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
XPON_C 0 Indicates that 0 1 BmsAc Ensure that the

HECK_IA the U2000 does cess_* parameter is
DIP_REPE not provide the proces set to a unique
AT_SWIT function of s value to avoid
CH detecting voice (multi affecting
IP address or ple provisioned
Layer 3 interface instan services.
IP address ces Commands
conflicts. involvi involved by the
ng configuration
1 Indicates that multip
the U2000 item: CFG-
le ONTVAINDIV
provides the proces
function of and ADD-
ses) VLANL3IF
detecting voice
IP address or
Layer 3 interface
IP address
conflicts.
XPON_C 0 Indicates that 0 1 Ensure that

HECK_O the U2000 does parameters are
NTDOMA not provide the set to a unique
IN_REPEA function of value to avoid
T_SWITC detecting affecting
H domain name provisioned
conflicts. services.
1 Indicates that Command

the U2000 involved by the
provides the configuration
function of item: CFG-
detecting ONTVAINDIV
domain name
conflicts.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
XPON_C 0 Indicates that 0 1

HECK_PH the U2000 does
ONENU not provide the
M_REPEA function of
T_SWITC detecting
H telephone
number
(corresponding
to
SIPUSERNAME_
N if SIP is used
and
corresponding
to H248DN_N if
H.248 is used)
conflicts.
1 Indicates that
the U2000
provides the
function of
detecting
telephone
number
(corresponding
to
SIPUSERNAME_
N if SIP is used
and
corresponding
to H248DN_N if
H.248 is used)
conflicts.
XPON_C 0 Indicates that 0 1 BmsAc Commands

HECK_M the U2000 does cess_* involved by the
AC_REPE not provide the proces configuration
AT_SWIT function of s item: ADD-
CH detecting ONU (multi EPONONT and
MAC addresses ple MOD-
conflicts. instan EPONONT
ces

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates that involvi

the U2000 ng
provides the multip
function of le
detecting ONU proces
MAC addresses ses)
conflicts.
XPON_C 0 Indicates that 0 1 BmsAc Commands

HECK_SN the U2000 does cess_* involved by the
_REPEAT_ not provide the proces configuration
SWITCH function of s item: ADD-
detecting ONU (multi ONT and
serialnum ple MOD-ONT
conflicts. instan
ces
1 Indicates that involvi
the U2000 ng
provides the multip
function of le
detecting ONU proces
serialnum ses)
conflicts.
CMTS_C 0 Indicates that 0 0 BmsAc Commands

M_SNMP some cess_* involved by the
QUERYS parameters are proces configuration
WITCH obtained from s item: LST-
the cable (multi CMPNM-EQD
modem ple and LST-
termination instan CMPNM-SUB
system (CMTS) ces
side, and is involvi
returned during ng
periodic polling. multip
le
proces
ses)

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates that
some
parameters are
obtained from
the CM side,
and is returned
in real time. The
prerequisite is
that the U2000
and CM are
reachable to
each other and
the CM is online.
TL1_USE 0 Indicates that 1 1 Tl1NBi For details, see

ROPERLO user operation Dm 23.11
G_SWITC logs will not be Recording TL1
H recorded. User Logs.
1 Indicates that
user operation
logs will be
recorded.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
BMS_TL1 default If this de de Tl1NBi For details, see

_NBI_IP configuration fa fa Dm 23.13 How to
NOTE item is set to ult ult Set the IP
Before default, the Address
using the listening IP Listening
configur address does Range.
ation
not need to be
item,
modify set. At this
the moment, the
ListenAll listening IP
Ip address is the
configur floating IP
ation
address, that is,
item
first. the value of the
floatServerNam
e configruation
item in oss
\server\etc
\conf
\sysconfigure.x
ml.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
IP ● If this
addres configuration
s item is set to
a valid IP
address, the
TL1 NBI only
listens to the
messages
sent from the
IP address.
● If this
configuration
item is set to
an invalid IP
address, the
listening IP
address is the
floating IP
address, that
is, the value
of the
floatServerN
ame
configuration
item in oss
\server\etc
\conf
\sysconfigur
e.xml.
XPON_SU 0 Indicates that 0 0 BmsAc Command

PPORT_L the IP address cess_* involved by the
AN_IP_C segment of ONT proces configuration
ONFIG LAN ports s item: CFG-
cannot be set. (multi ONTVAINDIV
ple
instan
ces
involvi
ng
multip

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates that le
the IP address proces
segment of ONT ses)
LAN ports can
be set.
NBI_CHE 0 Indicates that 0 0 TL1NB Command

CK_RID_I the value of the iDm involved by the
NPUT_S RID parameter inTL1 configuration
WITCH can be set to NBiD item: MOD-
quotation marks m SERVICEPORT
except for two and CRT-
single quotation SERVICEPORT
marks (''), such
as one single
quotation mark
(') or three
single quotation
marks (''').
1 Indicates that
the value of the
RID parameter
cannot be set to
quotation marks
except for two
single quotation
marks (''), such
as one single
quotation mark
(') or three
single quotation
marks (''').
OPERATI 0 Indicates that 0 0 - Command

ON_MOD the U2000 does involved by the
E not verify the configuration
NE SSH item: CFG-
fingerprint. DEVEX

System

Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates that
the U2000
verifies the NE
SSH fingerprint.
CMMORE 0 Indicates that no 0 0 TL1NB Command

INFO other iDm involved by the
information is configuration
exported when item:DMP-
the CM INVENTORY
resources are
exported
through the NBI.
1 Indicates that
the DOC version
is exported
when the CM
resources are
exported
through the NBI.
TL1_IS_A 0 Default Output 0 0 TL1NB Command

DD_BASI Parameter is: iDm involved by the
CPROPER DID DEV FN inTL1 configuration
TY FRAMENAME NBiD item: LST-
FRAMESTAT m FRAME
1 Default Output
Parameter is:
DID DEV FN
FRAMENAME
FRAMESTAT
FRAMELOCALN
AME SHELF
FRAMESUPPLIER
XPONCO 0 Returns CIGG as 0 0 BmsAc Command

MMON_T the terminal cess involved by the
HIRDONT types of CIGG TL1NB configuration
_EQUIPM vendors' ONUs. iDm item: LST-
ENT_FOR inTL1 GPONONTAUT
MAT OFIND and

System

Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Returns the NBiD LST-

actual ONU m EPONONTAUT
types as the OFIND
terminal types
of CIGG vendors'
ONUs.
TL1_MAX 15 Maximum 15 15 TL1NB -

_SESSION number of iDm
COUNT concurrent
logins allowed
by the TL1 NBI.
TL1_CHA AutoSe Chinese GB GB TL1NB -

RSET lect environment K K iDm
uses the GBK
encoding
format. English
environment
uses the
ISO-8859–1
encoding
format. Other
environments
use the UTF-8
encoding
format.
UTF-8 Uses the UTF-8

encoding
format.
ISO– Uses the

8859– ISO-8859–1
1 encoding
format.
GBK Uses the GBK

encoding
format.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
TL1_MAX 15 Maximum 15 15 TL1NB -

_IP_CON number of iDm
NECTION connection
established with
a single IP
address (value
range: 1-1024).
NBIFRAM 60 Login failure 60 60 TL1NB -

E_LOGIN_ count interval iDm
FAIL_CO (value range:
UNT_INT 1-86400, unit:
ERVAL s).
NBIFRAM 3 Maximum 3 3 TL1NB -

E_MAX_A number of failed iDm
LLOWED_ login attempts
LOGIN_F (value range:
AILS 1-10).
NBIFRAM 180 Duration in the 18 18 TL1NB -

E_MAX_B blacklist (value 0 0 iDm
LOCK_TI range: 1-86400,
ME unit: s).
XPON_SU 0 TR069 operation 0 0 BmsAc Command

PPORT_T switch is cess involved by the
R069_OV disabled. configuration
ER_GENE item: GET-
RIC 1 TR069 operation ONTTR069NO
switch is DEVALUE and
enabled. SET-
ONTTR069NO
DEVALUE.
BMS_LST 0 Indicates GMT is 0 0 TL1NB Command

_DEV_CR not displayed in iDm involved by the
TDATE_S the CRTDATE inTL1 configuration
HOW_G parameter when NBiD item:LST-DEV
MT querying the m
time that an NE
is created.

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates GMT is
displayed in the
CRTDATE
parameter when
querying the
time that an NE
is created.
GPON_P 0 Indicates the 0 0 BmsAc Command

WD_FOR storage format cess involved by the
MAT_IN_ of the configuration
DB authentication item:LST-
password is HEX FRAME and so
when the GPON on.
ONT data is
imported into
the database.
1 Indicates the
storage format
of the
authentication
password is
common when
the GPON ONT
data is imported
into the
database.
TL1_LIST 9819 Indicates the 98 98 TL1NB -

ENPORT port of the 19 19 iDm
TL1NBiDm
northbound
service(default:
9819).
TL1_IDLE 600 Indicates the 60 60 TL1NB -

TIME idle time of the 0 0 iDm
TL1NBiDm
northbound
service(default:
600).

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
BMS_DEV 0 Disables query 0 0 BmsAc Command

_QUERY_ data from NEs. cess_* involved by the
SERVICEP proces configuration
ORT 1 Enables query s item: DEL-
data from NEs. (multi SERVICEPORT
ple
instan
ces
involvi
ng
multip
le
proces
ses)
GPON_VE 0 Returns 2011 as 0 0 TL1NB Command

NDORID_ the VENDORID. iDm involved by the
AUTOFIN inTL1 configuration
D_SWITH 1 Returns HWTC item: LST-
as the NBiD
m GPONONTAUT
VENDORID. OFIND
BUFFER_ 10 Indicates the 10 10 TL1NB -

CHECK_I Interval of TL1 iDm
NTERVAL buffer check inTL1
time(unit:s). NBiD
m

EXCEED_ value of TL1 iDm
ALARM_T buffer exceeds inTL1
HRESHO the alarm NBiD
LD threshold(value m
range:
0-100;unit:%).

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e

EXCEED_ value of TL1 iDm
CLEAR_T buffer threshold inTL1
HRESHO exceeding alarm NBiD
LD is cleared(value m
range:
0-100;unit:%).
NBI_INVE 0 Export ADSL/ 0 0 TL1NB Command

NTORY_D VDSL/POTS iDm involved by the
UMP_AD Ports of configuration
SL_VDSL_ common format. item:DMP-
POTS INVENTORY
1 Export ADSL/
NOTE
VDSL/POTS The following
Ports of special requirements
format. must be met:
1.The value of
NBI_INVENTOR
Y_DUMP_VERSI
ON must be 3.
2. The res
parameter in
the DMP-
INVENTORY
command takes
effect only
when it is set to
VDSL, ADSL, or
POTS. If res is
left empty or
set to PORT, all
VDSL, ADSL,
and POTS ports
are exported
regardless of
whether
NBI_INVENTOR
Y_DUMP_ADSL_
VDSL_POTS is
enabled.

System

Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
BMS_LST 0 The output of 0 0 TL1NB Command

ONTPOR the LST- iDm involved by the
T_SHOW ONTPORT inTL1 configuration
_NNI command does NBiD item:LST-
not contain m ONTPORT
information
about the NNI
ports.
1 The output of
the LST-
ONTPORT
command
contains
information
about the NNI
ports.
XPON_O 0 Indicates the 0 0 BmsAc Command

NU_NAM name of ONU cess involved by the
E_REPEA can't be BmsC configuration
T_SWITC repeated. ommo item:ADD-ONT
H n ADD-
1 Indicates the BmsTe EPONONT
name of ONU st MOD-ONT
can be repeated. inTL1 MOD-
NBiD EPONONT
m
TL1NB
iDm
BmsPo
nEmsT
L1
BmsPo
nAlar
mTL1
DEV_ERR 0 Tolerance switch 0 0 BmsAc Command

OR_TOLE for error of cess involved by the
RANCE device is BmsC configuration
disabled. ommo item: DEL-
n

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Value Va m ses
lu en
e de
d
Va
lu
e
1 Tolerance switch inbxml SERVICEPORT

for error of soap_ and so on.
device is agent Configuration
enabled. TL1NB item
iDm TL1_TOLERAN
inTL1 CCE_ERROR
NBiD will not be
m available when
DEV_ERROR_T
OLERANCE is
enabled.
LST_DEV_ 0 Query the 0 0 TL1NB Command

DSTAT_F device status iDm involved by the
UNCTIO and the alarm configuration
N severity is not item:LST-DEV
displayed.
1 Query the
device status
and the alarm
severity is
displayed.
PON_PO 0 The maximum 0 0 BmsAc Commands

RT_MAX_ number of cess_* involved by the
ONU_NU ONUs connected proces configuration
M to a PON port is s item: ADD-
not controlled. (multi ONT and ADD-
ple EPONONT
1-255 Controls the instan
maximum ces
number of involvi
ONUs connected ng
to a PON port. multip
le
proces
ses)
● Configuration items of the BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab database

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TL1_LSTSERVICEPORT_PT is used as an example to describe how to set

configuration items in the BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab database.
a. Run the following SQL statement to query the configuration item status:
select CfgValue from BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab where CfgName =
'TL1_LSTSERVICEPORT_PT'
b. If the value of TL1_LSTSERVICEPORT_PT is not 1, run the following SQL
statement:
update BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab set CfgValue = '1' where CfgName =
c. Run the following SQL statement to check whether the modification
succeeds:
select CfgValue from BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab where CfgName =
d. Log in to the System Monitor client and restart the TL1NBiDm process.
e. Issue the command again and check whether the value of PT returned
meets requirements.
Configura Co Description Def Rec Rest Remarks

tion Item nfi aul om artin
gu t me g
rat Val nde Proc
ion ue d esses
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
PROTOCO 0 Indicates that the 2 2 TL1N For details,

L U2000 and OSS use BiDm see 3.5
NOTE the TCP protocol to Security
This communicate with Mechanism.
configurat each other.
ion item is
supported 2 Indicates that the
only by U2000 and OSS use
the the SSL protocol to
centralize
d system.
communicate with
For the each other.
Protocol
configurat
ion item
in the
distributed
system,
see 9.4
Setting
Configura
tion
Items.

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gu t me g
rat Val nde Proc
ion ue d esses
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
TL1_TOLE 0 Indicates that an 1 1 - For details,

RANCCE_E error message is see 16.13.3
RROR displayed when a Deleting a
user runs the DEL- Service
SERVICEPORT Virtual Port
command to delete (DEL-
nonexistent service SERVICEPOR
ports for the T).
MA5600T, Configuration
MA5680T, MA5603T item
V800R006C02 and TL1_TOLERA
later versions, NCCE_ERROR
MA5608T, MA5800 will not be
series,EA5800 series, available
and all MDUs. when
1 Indicates that a DEV_ERROR_
success message is TOLERANCE
displayed when a is enabled.
user runs the DEL-
SERVICEPORT
command to delete
nonexistent service
ports for the
MA5600T,
MA5680T, MA5603T
V800R006C02 and
later versions,
MA5608T, MA5800
series, EA5800
series, and all
MDUs.
DUMP_MA 20 Indicates the size of 20 20 Bms Commands

X_FILE_SIZ each exported file. Acces involved by
E The value indicates s_* the
that the maximum proce configuration
size of each ss item: DMP-
exported file is 20 (mult E2EPERF,
MB. iple DMP-
insta ETHPERF,
nces DMP-
invol ONTPERF,

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gu t me g
rat Val nde Proc
ion ue d esses
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
DUMP_MA 20 Indicates the 20 20 ving and DMP-

X_FILE_SA maximum number multi POTSPERF
VE_NUM of files that can be ple
saved. The value proce
indicates that a sses)
maximum of 20
files can be
exported.
UseRightP 0 Indicates that the 0 1 TL1N Command

araNameF original spelling BiDm involved by
orPotsStat format FAILED- the
e REGISTRATTION is configuration
retained. item: LST-
ONTPOTSST
1 Indicates that the ATE
correct spelling
format FAILED-
REGISTRATION is
used.
IsSupportX 0 Disables query of 0 0 Bms Command

MLSyn user-defined ONT Acces involved by
parameters. s_* the
proce configuration
1 Enables query of ss item:SYN-
user-defined ONT (mult ONTXML
parameters. iple
insta
nces
invol
ving
multi
ple
proce
sses)

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gu t me g
rat Val nde Proc
ion ue d esses
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
TL1_LSTSE 0 Indicates that the 0 0 TL1N Command

RVICEPOR values of the output BiDm involved by
T_PT parameter PT of the the
LST-SERVICEPORT configuration
command are as item: LST-
follows: SERVICEPOR
● LAN-ADSL T
● LAN-SHDSL
● LAN-ATM
● LAN-LAN
● LAN-ETH
● LAN-VDSL2
● LAN-GFAST
● LAN-GPON
● LAN-EPON
● SPU-GPON
● SPU-SPU
● SPU-LAN
● LAN-SPU
● LAN-EPONONT
LAN
● LAN-GPONONT
LAN
● LAN-ONT
IPHOST
● LAN-ONT
● LAN-GPONONT
VDSL2
● UPLINKPORT-
ETHER
● UPLINKPORT-
LAN
● UPLINKPORT-
GPON

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gu t me g
rat Val nde Proc
ion ue d esses
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
1 Indicates that the

values of the output
parameter PT of the
LST-SERVICEPORT
command are as
follows:
● ADSL
● SHDSL
● ATM
● LAN
● ETH
● VDSL2
● GFAST
● GPON
● EPON
● SPU
● CNULAN
● XPON
NEED_REF 0 Indicates that the 1 0 re- For details,

RESH_WIN U2000 does not impo see 16.1.12
refresh aliases on rt the Modifying
the client after the mem the
aliases are modified ory Attributes of
through an NBI. You table an ADSL Port
can query the (MOD-
aliases again to ADSLPORT),
refresh them. 16.1.13
Modifying
the
Attributes of
an ADSL Port
Through the
Enhanced
Command
(MOD-
ADSLPORTEX
),16.2.11
Modifying

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gu t me g
rat Val nde Proc
ion ue d esses
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
1 Indicates that the the

U2000 refreshes Attributes of
aliases on the client an SHDSL
after the aliases are Port (MOD-
modified through SHDSLPORT)
an NBI. ,16.3.3
Modifying
the
Attributes of
a VDSL2 Port
(MOD-
VDSL2PORT)
or16.3.4
Modifying
the
Attributes of
a VDSL2 Port
Through the
Enhanced
Command
(MOD-
VDSL2PORTE
X).

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TL1 NBI User Guide 9 Distributed System
9 Distributed System
In a distributed U2000 system, the deployment modes, functions and features of

NBIs differ from those in a centralized system. This topic mainly describes the TL1
NBI overview, list of unsupported commands, TL1 NBI gateway maintenance, and
configuration item setting in a distributed system.
9.1 Overview
This topic describes the position and installation mode, user creation, TL1 security
certificate, and TL1 service maintenance of the NBI gateway in a distributed
system.
9.2 List of Unsupported Commands
This topic describes the list of commands that are not supported by the TL1 NBI in
a distributed system.
9.3 Maintaining the TL1 NBI Gateway Service
Among the northbound interface (NBI) gateways in a distributed system, the TL1
NBI gateway service cannot be maintained on the System Monitor client. Instead,
it needs to be started or ended manually.
9.4 Setting Configuration Items
9.1 Overview
This topic describes the position and installation mode, user creation, TL1 security
certificate, and TL1 service maintenance of the NBI gateway in a distributed
system.
Position of the NBI Gateway

The OSS accesses the U2000 to manage networks through the NBI gateway. The
NBI gateway needs to be independently installed on the U2000 server and is
protected by using active and standby nodes. After one node is faulty, the other
node is automatically connected.Figure 9-1 shows the position of the NBI
gateway in a distributed U2000 system.

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Figure 9-1 Position of the NBI gateway
NBI Gateway Installation

The installation of the NBI gateway is closely related to the installation of the
U2000 in a distributed system. This guide by default considers that the NBI
gateway has been installed and describes only the configuration procedure and
parameters. For details about the software and hardware configurations and
installation procedure of the NBI gateway, see the U2000 Distributed System User
Guide.
NBI Gateway User

The OSS can access the U2000 service only after passing the authentication of the
NBI gateway. Therefore, you need to create a user for the NBI gateway, including
the user name, password, and IP address. For details, see theU2000 Distributed
System User Guide.
TL1 Security Certificate of the NBI Gateway

The security certificate of the NBI gateway is used for secure communication with
the OSS, EM, or NM. You can select the default security certificate or apply for and
replace it with a new one.
Connection Limitation of the NBI Gateway

The maximum number of NBI gateway connections is 200. Each EM has no
connection limitation, and a maximum of 300 tasks are supported in a queue.
TL1 Service
In a distributed system, the TL1 service is running on the NBI gateway, EM, and
NM. The NBI gateway process is not running by default. You need to log in to the

System
NBI gateway server and start the gateway service manually. For details about how
to check, start, and stop the NBI gateway service, see 9.3 Maintaining the TL1
NBI Gateway Service.
9.2 List of Unsupported Commands

This topic describes the list of commands that are not supported by the TL1 NBI in
a distributed system.
Table 9-1 shows the list of commands that are not supported by the TL1 NBI in a
distributed system.
Table 9-1 List of unsupported commands

Category Command
Login/logout Logging In to the U2000 (ACT-USER)
Exiting the U2000 (CANC-USER)
Test bus Capturing the Test Bus (TST-CONNECT)
Releasing the Test Bus (TST-DISCEXT)
NE link Querying an NE Link (LST-NELINK)
Adding an NE Link (ADD-NELINK)
Modifying an NE Link (MOD-NELINK)
Deleting an NE Link (DEL-NELINK)
Global profile Creating an ADSL Alarm Profile (CRT-

ADSLALARMPROFILE)
Creating an ADSL Extended Profile (CRT-

ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)
Creating an ADSL Line Profile (CRT-ADSLLINEPROFILE)
Creating an IP Traffic Profile (CRT-IPTRAFFICPROFILE)
Creating an MEF IP Traffic Profile (CRT-

MEFIPTRAFFICPROFILE)
Creating an SHDSL Alarm Profile (CRT-

SHDSLALARMPROFILE)
Creating an SHDSL Line Profile (CRT-

SHDSLSPANPROFILE)
Creating an ATM Traffic Profile (CRT-TRAFFICPROFILE)
Deleting an ADSL Alarm Profile (DEL-

ADSLALARMPROFILE)

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Category Command
Deleting an ADSL Extended Profile (DEL-

ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)
Deleting an ADSL Line Profile (DEL-ADSLLINEPROFILE)
Deleting an IP Traffic Profile (DEL-IPTRAFFICPROFILE)
Deleting an MEF IP Traffic Profile (DEL-

MEFIPTRAFFICPROFILE)
Deleting an MGC Global Profile (DEL-MGCD)
Deleting an SHDSL Alarm Profile (DEL-

SHDSLALARMPROFILE)
Deleting an SHDSL Line Profile (DEL-

SHDSLSPANPROFILE)
Deleting an ATM Traffic Profile (DEL-TRAFFICPROFILE)
Exporting files Exporting Service Port Statistics to Files (DMP-E2EPREF)
Exporting Ethernet Port Statistics to Files (DMP-ETHPREF)
Exporting GPON ONT Online Status Statistical Files

(DMP-ONTPERF)
Exporting PON Port Statistics to Files (DMP-PONPERF)
Exporting POTS Service Provisioning Statistical Files

(DMP-POTSPERF)
NMS configuration Querying the U2000 Version (LST-BMSVERSION)

management
Querying the NMS Information (LST-EMFSYSINFO)
9.3 Maintaining the TL1 NBI Gateway Service

Among the northbound interface (NBI) gateways in a distributed system, the TL1
NBI gateway service cannot be maintained on the System Monitor client. Instead,
it needs to be started or ended manually.
Prerequisites
The TL1 NBI gateway has been installed. For details about the software and
hardware configurations and installation procedure of the NBI gateway, see the
U2000 Distributed System User Guide.
Context
This operation applies only to starting or ending the TL1 NBI gateway among the
NBI gateways in a distributed system. For details about how to start or end the
TL1 service on the EM and NM in a centralized or distributed system, see 6.4
Starting the TL1 Process and 6.5 Stopping the TL1 Process.

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Procedure
● End the TL1 NBI gateway service manually.
a. Log in to the OS as the ossuser user.
b. Stop the TL1 NBI gateway service.
$ cd /opt/oss/server/bin
$ svc_adm -cmd stopsvc TL1GW
c. Wait for several seconds.
If information similar to the following is displayed, the TL1 service is
stopped:
TL1GW...............................stopped
------------cost: 1(sec)------------
svc_adm : info : STOP finished.
● Start the TL1 NBI gateway service manually.
a. Log in to the OS as the ossuser user.
b. Start the TL1 NBI gateway service.
$ cd /opt/oss/server/bin
$ svc_adm -cmd startsvc TL1GW
c. Wait for several seconds.
If information similar to the following is displayed, the TL1 NBI gateway
service is successfully started:
TL1GW...............................running
------------cost: 2(sec)------------
svc_adm : info : START finished.
NOTE
If the error message "Failed to connect to the monitorAgent" is displayed, run the
following commands to start the NBI GW NMS service:
$ cd /opt/oss/server/bin/
$ ./startnms.sh
If the following information is displayed, the NBI GW NMS service is successfully
started:
Start GW NMS Successfully!
----End
9.4 Setting Configuration Items

In a distributed system, use the NBI command configuration tool to set the NBI
gateway configuration items. For other configuration items, refer to the specific
TL1 commands and set them on the U2000 NMS Maintenance Suite of the EM.
The specific procedure for setting the NBI gateway configuration items is as
follows:
1. Log in to the OS as the ossuser user.
2. Start the NBI command configuration tool on the gateway node.
$ cd /opt/oss/server/combine_service/nbigw
$ . /opt/oss/server/svc_profile.sh
$ ./startup_nbiconfigtool.sh
3. When the supported NBI types are displayed, enter 1 to select the common
TL1 NBI and press Enter.
**********Welcome***********
Please input which NBI config you need display or modify:

System
[1]:CommonTL1
[2]:TelTL1
[3]:SoapXml
[q]:Quit
Enter your value:
1
NOTE
The meanings of the NBI types are as follows:

● [1]: CommonTL1: Indicates the common TL1 NBI that uses port 9819. [1]:CommonTL1
must be selected.
● [2]: TelTL1: Indicates the TL1 NBI that uses ports 13027 and 13028.
● [3]: SoapXml: Indicates the XML NBI that complies with the customized MTOSI 1.1
standards.
4. When all configuration items and their values are displayed, enter Y and press
Enter if you need to modify them.
**************Current Value****************
DumpVersion(2/3/4) :.2
DevMean(DevName/DevIP) :.DevName
Protocol(TCP/SSL) :.TCP
CharSet(UTF-8/ISO-8859-1/GBK) :.GBK
ACL :Not Config
*****************************************
Do you want to modify config?(Y/N)
Y

Configuration Value Description Default
Item Value
DevMean DevName This configuration item resides in DevNam

TL1 commands and locates e
objects by device name.
DevIP This configuration item resides in

TL1 commands and locates
objects by device IP.
Protocol TCP The OSS communicates with the SSL

NBI gateway over TCP.
SSL The OSS communicates with the

NBI gateway over SSL.
CharSet GBK The TL1 character encoding GBK

format is GBK.
UTF-8 The TL1 character encoding

format is UTF-8.
ISO-8859- The TL1 character encoding

1 format is ISO-8859-1.

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Item Value
DumpVersion 2 If the DumpVersion configuration 2

item is set to 2 (default value),
you can export the list of
inventory resources including
devices, subracks, boards, ports
and Ethernet aggregation groups
of a specified type to a file.
3 If the DumpVersion configuration

item is set to 3, you can export
the resource information about a
specified device type, device, or
resource type (device, subrack,
board, daughter board, port,
Ethernet aggregation group, BRA
port, POTS port, ADSL port, VDSL
port, ONT, service virtual port,
VLANOFLAG, or Ethernet port) to
a file.
4 If the DumpVersion configuration

item is set to 4, you can export
the resource information (device
information, subrack, board,
daughter board, port, ONT,
splitter, link, or protection group)
about a device or devices on the
entire network to a file.

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Item Value
ACL A single IP This configuration item indicates NA

address or the access control list (ACL) of
a certain the TL1 NBI.
IP address
segment.
The value
is in the
following
format:
● A
single
IP
address
:
192.16
8.10.1
● A
certain
IP
address
segme
nt:
192.16
8.10.1/
24 or
0.0.0.0-
255.25
5.255.2
55
5. Select the configuration items to be modified, for example, enter 2 and TCP
and press Enter. Then the OSS connects to the NBI gateway over TCP. After
the modification succeeds, the "Success!" message is displayed.
Which item you need modify?
[0] DumpVersion(2/3/4)
[1] DevMean(DevName/DevIP)
[2] Protocol(TCP/SSL)
[3] CharSet(UTF-8/ISO-8859-1/GBK)
[4] ACL
Please enter which item you need modify:(example 1)
2
Enter your item value:
TCP
Success!
6. 9.3 Maintaining the TL1 NBI Gateway Service.

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TL1 NBI User Guide 10 Command Format
10 Command Format
This topic describes the formats of the commands, responses, and resource change
notifications.
10.1 Format Description

This topic describes the functions of the TL1 NBI commands.
10.2 Command Format Description
This topic describes the formats and parameters of the TL1 NBI commands.
10.3 Response Format Description
This topic describes the parameters of the responses to the TL1 NBI commands.
10.4 Format Description of the Resource Change Notification
This topic describes the format and parameters of the command for resource
change notification of the TL1 NBI
10.1 Format Description

This topic describes the functions of the TL1 NBI commands.
Command Format
Command format refers to the format user enters for command request. The
corresponding matching requirements on running certain commands are as
following:
● Commands for operation: All the character strings match with each other
precisely.
● Commands for query: Perform a fuzzy query for the optional parameter of
character string type. Perform a precise matching operation for the
mandatory parameter with character strings of data type. If the filter criteria
user entered identifies several records but cannot identify one record at one
time, the NBI returns the records to the user in the form of a list.
● Commands for the parameters of fixed value: The input and output can be in
the form of either enumerated value or character string. The parameters can
also be set through the configuration file. In this case, the methods for
inputting and outputting must be the same.

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Response Format
Response format refers to the format of the response to the command. This
format must be related to the corresponding compulsory command.
Format of the Resource Change Notification

The Autonomous Message of TL1 is the notification message of the NBI.
Autonomous Message is sent from the EMS to the upper-layer management
system and need not be related to the corresponding compulsory commands.
The Functions of the Autonomous Messages are as follows:
● Reports the alarming or non-alarming emergencies
● Reports the scheduled test and diagnosis to NEs
● Reports inspection data on performance specifications
● Reports the change of the data in the NE database
● Reports the preceding information regularly according to the selection criteria
of the NE
Command Symbol
Table 10-1 provides the description of command symbols enclosed in different
formats.
Table 10-1 Command symbol description

Symbol Description
<> Encloses an identifier, for example, <int-num> indicates an

integer type.
[] Encloses an optional character or message.
() Encloses a group of mandatory symbol and messages.

NOTE
If a field in a command format is not enclosed with any symbol, it
indicates that the field is mandatory. For example, in the command
format LOGIN:::CTAG::UN=user-name,PWD=password;, the
UN=user-name and PWD=password fields are not enclosed with any
symbol, it indicates that the UN and PWD parameters are mandatory.
^ Refers to the Space character.
cr Refers to the Enter character.
lf Indicates to wrap to a new line.
| Separates multiple options. Only one option can be selected,

for example, the value a|b|c indicates that you can only select
a, b, or c.
::= Takes the left and right part of one grammar rule apart, for
example, the value <digit> ::= (0|1|~|9) indicates that the
value <digit> is any figure ranges from 0 to 9.

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10.2 Command Format Description

This topic describes the formats and parameters of the TL1 NBI commands.
Command Format
<command_code>:<staging_parameter_blocks>:<message_payload_block>;
<command code>::=<verb>[-<modifier>[-<modifiers>]]
Staging Parameter Block::=[<target identifier>]:<access identifier(s)>:<ctag>:
NOTICE
If an optional parameter does not exist, do not omit the spacing character
between this parameter and the one next to it. For example, if the <target
identifier> does not exist, the ":" follows it must remain.
Parameter Description
Table 10-2 describes the parameters of the TL1 command.
Table 10-2 Parameters of the TL1 command
command_code Refers to the command code, and indicates what needs to

be executed.
● verb: a mandatory parameter and specifies the
operations that the command executes. In U2000, it is
defined as the name of the notice message
● modifier: optional value in the verb parameter. There
are two such values in the parameter and are
separated by a hyphen (-) symbol.
staging_parameter_ Command parameter.

blocks ● target identifier: not applicable in this case
● access identifier: Is used for location
● ctag (correlation tag): the symbol connecting the
entered message and the response message; "ctag"
can be any character other than a colon (:), semicolon
(;) and comma (,) and must be consistent between the
input message and the response message.
NOTE
The following characters are supported:
● English letters: A-Z and a-z.
● Numbers: 0-9.
● Symbols: ( ) _ - + . / \ and space.
Some commands allow single quotation marks '' in the Alias
field or certain fields, indicating that they are left blank.

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message_payload_b Refers to the main content of the message and is named

lock pay-load; It can be either a null value or multiple data
block in the format of: "(<Px>(,<Px>)*)*".
"Px" indicates a data item. Use a comma (,) to separate
several data items. The format of the data item is shown
as "<keyword>=<value>".
Example
The LST-FRAME command is used as an example to describe the command
format.
10.3 Response Format Description

This topic describes the parameters of the responses to the TL1 NBI commands.
Format Description
The formats of the responses are of the following two types:
● Format of the response to the operation command:
– <header><response identification><text block><terminator>
– header::=<cr><lf><lf>^^^<sid>^<year>-<month>-<day>^<hour>:<minute>:<second>
– response identification::=<cr><lf>M^^<ctag>^<completion code>
– text block::=(<cr><lf>^^^<EN=error-code>^^^<ENDESC=error-description>)
terminator::=<cr><lf>(;|>)
● Format of the response to the query command:

– <header><response identification><text block><terminator>

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– header::=<cr><lf><lf>^^^<sid>^<year>-<month>-<day>^<hour>:<minute>:<second>
– response identification::=<cr><lf>M^^<ctag>^<completion code>
– text block::=(<cr><lf>^^^<EN=error-code>^^^<ENDESC=error-description>)[(<cr>
<lf>^^^<quoted line>)]
– quoted line::=<blktag=block-tag><cr><lf>^^^<blkcount=currentblock-count><cr><lf>^^^<
blktotal=total-count><cr><lf><result>
– result::=<cr><lf><title><cr><lf>(<->*)<cr><lf>(<attribs>((<values>)*))(<->*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
– attribs::=<attrib>((<tab><attrib>)*)<cr><lf>
– values::=<value>((<tab><value>)*)<cr><lf>
– terminator::=<cr><lf>(;|>)
Table 10-3 describes the parameters of the responses to the TL1 NBI commands.
Table 10-3 Parameters of the responses to the TL1 NBI commands

header Indicates the header of the message, and is the common

part of the responding message and automatic reported
message. A header includes the device ID (sid), the date,
and the time.
response Indicates the response identifier.

identification ● ctag (correlation tag): the symbol connecting the
entered message and the response message; "ctag"
can be any character other than a colon (:), semicolon
(;) and comma (,) and must be consistent between the
input message and the response message.
● completion code: functions as an ending identifier.

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text block Indicates the body text of the responding message.

● EN: error code.
● ENDESC: error description.
NOTE
The ENDESC parameter (that is, the returned error
description) in the response information may be optimized in
later versions. Therefore, you are not advised to set the
ENDESC parameter as the keyword for OSS matching.
● quoted line: return parameter. When the quantity of
the querying information is too large, the NBI delivers
the data to the client end in packets. "blktag" indicates
the sequencing number of the current packet;
"blkcount" indicates the amount of the data enclosed
in the current packet; "blktotal" indicates the total
amount of the data.
● title: character string type, indicates the title of the
response.
● attrib: character string type, indicates the attribute
name.
● value: character string type, indicates the attribute
value. -- indicates that the current NE does not
support this attribute or the attribute value is invalid.
terminator Refers to the ending identifier of the response, including

">"and ";".
Example
The response information to the LST-FRAME command is used as an example to
describe the response format.

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10.4 Format Description of the Resource Change

Notification
This topic describes the format and parameters of the command for resource
change notification of the TL1 NBI
Format of Resources Change Notification

<header><auto id>[<text block>]<terminator>
header::=<cr><lf><lf>^^^<sid>^<year>-<month>-<day>^<hour>:<minute>:<second>
auto id::=<cr><lf><almcde>^^<atag>^<verb>[^<modifier>[^<modifier>]]
text block::=(<cr><lf>^^^<unquotedline>)|(<cr><lf>^^^<quoted line>)|(<cr><lf>^^^<comment>)
terminator::=<cr><lf>(;|>)
Table 10-4 describes the parameters required for the resource change notification.
Table 10-4 Parameters required for the resource change notification

header Indicates the header of the message, and is the common

part of the responding message and automatic reported
message. A header includes the device ID (sid), date and
time.
auto id Indicates the level and state of automatic reported

message.
● almcde: indicates the severity different alarms, such as
*C (Critical), ** (Major), * (Minor) and A (Warning).
● atag: a correlation tag of the automatic reported
message that must be consecutive and allocated by
the NE. The atag parameter must be contained by
each automatic reported message. The "atag" helps
the upper-layer EMS to locate the cause of the
automatic reported message and is used to indicate
whether any error occurs while the upper-layer EMS
receives the messages.
● verb: a mandatory parameter and specifies the
operations that the command executes. In U2000,
"verb" defines the name of the message and includes
two optional modifier values that are separated by a
blank space.
NOTE
With regard to the message of resources change notification, the
almcde parameter is A.

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text block Indicates the body text of the responding messages.

● unquoted line: error code. In the notification, it is
always "0".
● quoted line: content of the message packets. It is used
to deposit the notification.
● comment: located between "/*" and "*/", and is used
to explain a message.
terminator The ending identifier of the responding messages,

including">"and";".

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TL1 NBI User Guide 11 Supported Devices of the Same Series
11 Supported Devices of the Same

Series
This topic describes devices that TL1 commands support. Because devices of the
same series have the same features, the Device Type column in the following
table lists only one type of device.
Table 11-1 Device type parameters

Device Device Device Types of Remarks
Type No. Type the Same Series
96 MA5620 MA5620A, TL1 commands that apply to

MA5620B, and the MA5620 also apply to
MA5620H the MA5620A, MA5620B,
and MA5620H.
97 MA5626 MA5626A, TL1 commands that apply to

MA5626B, and the MA5626 also apply to
MA5626H the MA5626A, MA5626B,
and MA5626H.
100 MA5616 MA5616A TL1 commands that apply to

the MA5616 also apply to
the MA5616A.
104 MA5612 MA5612B TL1 commands that apply to

the MA5612 also apply to
the MA5612B.

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TL1 NBI User Guide on a Device
12 Controlling a Session and

Performing Operations on a Device
This topic provides the commands and examples for controlling a session and
performing operations on a device.
Session control is used to manage the socket connection between the access
adaptation module and the U2000, thus providing protection against the
unauthorized attackers on the network. It is recommended that you change the
user ID and password regularly during the operation and maintenance of the
system.
12.1 Controlling the Session
This topic provides the commands and examples for controlling the session.
12.2 Performing Operations on a Device
This topic provides the commands and examples for performing operations on a
device. The operations include synchronizing the time, adding, deleting, and
resetting a device or board, and adding a device alarm.
12.1 Controlling the Session

This topic provides the commands and examples for controlling the session.
Session control is used to manage the socket connection between the access
adaptation module and the U2000, thus providing protection against the
unauthorized attackers on the network. It is recommended that you change the
user ID and password regularly during the operation and maintenance of the
system.
12.1.1 Logging in to the U2000 (LOGIN)

Usage Note
When using the TL1 NBI function, make sure the OSS communicates with the
U2000 using port 9819.
This command is used to log in to the U2000 after a connection is successfully set
up. If you log in to the TL1 NBI successfully, you can issue NBI commands to
perform operations on the devices.

Command Format
LOGIN:::CTAG::UN=user-name,PWD=password;
Input Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description Default
UN OCTET SIZE (20) Indicates the user -

STRING name.
PWD OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the -

STRING password.
NOTE
password must be changed during the first login to ensure system security. Keep the password
confidential and change it regularly.
Response Format
It complies with the response format of the operation command provided in 10.3
Response Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
ID Description Solution
76546031 Invalid user name or Enter the correct user

password. name and password.
76545967 Invalid license. Apply for a new license

and update it.
2686058556 User relogin error. Do not log in to the

U2000 again because
you have logged in.
1618280737 The number of sessions Check the TL1 client that

exceeds the maximum you have logged in to. If
limit. Contact the the upper limit is
administrator. reached, modify the
configuration item
TL1_MAX_SESSIONCOU
NT.

Example
To log in to the U2000 by entering the user name tester and the password
Changeme_321 after a connection is successfully set up between the server and
the client, run the following command:
LOGIN:::1::UN=tester,PWD=Changeme_321;
The result is as follows:
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EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded.
Related Command
None.
12.1.2 Logging In to the U2000 (ACT-USER)
Usage Note
This command is used to log in to the EMS. After you log in to the EMS
successfully, the NMS can manage all the NEs in the EMS. If no operation is
performed within 10 minutes, you will be logged out automatically. To prevent
such a problem, you can run the SHAKEHAND:::CTAG::; command for
handshaking to retain the connection. You can log in to the U2000 from the NMS
with a user account that is created on the U2000 EMS client.
Command Format
ACT-USER:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>::<PID>;
Input Parameter
<TID> OCTET SIZE (20) Indicates the target N/A

STRING identifier. The value
of this parameter is
null. TID is
represented by two
successive colons.
<UID> OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the N/A

STRING existing user names
in the EMS.
<PID> OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the user N/A

STRING password.

NOTE
Response Format
● Normal
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<sid>ˆYY-MM-DDˆHH:MM:SS cr lf
M^^<ctag>ˆCOMPLD cr lf
;
● Error
<cr><lf><lf>
M^^<ctag>ˆDENY cr lf
^^^<errcode><cr><lf>
^^^/*<error description>*/<cr><lf>
;
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058556 User relogin Do not log in to the U2000 again because

error you have logged in.
Example
To log in to the U2000 by entering the user name admin and the password
Changeme_321, run the following command:
ACT-USER::admin:100::Changeme_321;
● Normal
N2000BMS 09-01-01 02:15:27
M 100 COMPLD
;
● Error
N2000BMS 09-01-01 02:49:08
M 100 DENY
IDMS
/*Invalid user name or password.*/
;
Related Command
There is no related command.

12.1.3 Exiting the U2000 (LOGOUT)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LOGOUT:::CTAG::;
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To exit the U2000, run the following command:
LOGOUT:::8::;
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Related Command
None.
12.1.4 Exiting the U2000 (CANC-USER)
Usage Note
This command is used to log out of the EMS. A user cannot force another user to
log out of the EMS.

Command Format
CANC-USER:[<TID>]:[<UID>]:<CTAG>;
Input Parameter
<TID> OCTET SIZE (20) Indicates the target N/A

STRING identifier. The value
of this parameter is
blank here. TID is
represented by two
successive colons.
<UID> OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the N/A

STRING existing user names
in the EMS.
NOTE
Response Format
● Normal
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf>
;
;
● Error
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^DENY<cr><lf>
;
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
989855937 User does not Ensure that the entered user name is the
log in same as the name of the current user that
has logged in to the system.

Example
To exit the U2000 by entering the user name admin, run the following command:
CANC-USER::admin:100;
● Normal
N2000BMS 04-01-01 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
● Error
N2000BMS 04-01-01 14:30:00
M 100 DENY
IDMS
/*User does not log in*/
;
Related Command
12.1.5 Querying the U2000 Version (LST-BMSVERSION)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-BMSVERSION:::CTAG::;
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
It complies with the response format of the query command provided in 10.3
title = "V" + Version + "R" + release version + "C" + customer version + "SP" +
spVersion name of attributes: VERSION
Output Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description
VERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (252) Indicates the

U2000 version.
Error Code
None.

Example
To query the U2000 version, run the following command:
LST-BMSVERSION:::1::;
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blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
V200R017C60
------------
Version
V200R017C60
------------
Related Command
None.
12.1.6 Querying the NMS Information (LST-EMFSYSINFO)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-EMFSYSINFO:::CTAG::;
Supporting Device
None.
Response Format
title=Information of EMS system
name of attributes:ID NAME TYPE MANUFATCTURE IP INTERFACE MANUADDRESS OPERATESTATE
SYSWARNSTATE MAXNECOUNT NECOUNT CREATOR CREATEDATE HARDWAREINFO SOFTWAREINFO
CREATORADDRESS CREATORTEL REMARK VERSION
Output Parameter
Para Type Range Description
meter
ID INTEGER 1 Indicates the NMS ID from a vendor.


meter
NAME OCTET HUAWEIEMS Indicates the NMS name from a

STRING vendor.
TYPE OCTET EMS Indicates the NMS type from a

STRING vendor.
MAN OCTET HUAWEI Indicates the vendor name.

UFATC STRING
TURE
IP OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the IP address and port

STRING number used for the communication
between the NMS and the OSS.
The format is "IP address:port
number". For example,
10.71.210.219:9819.
INTER OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NMS version from a

FACE STRING vendor.
MAN OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the location of the NMS

UADD STRING server.
RESS
OPER OCTET normal Indicates the running status of the

ATEST STRING NMS from a vendor.
ATE
SYSW OCTET Critical Indicates the alarm status of the NMS

ARNS STRING Major from a vendor. The highest severity of
TATE alarm is returned.
Minor
Warn
none
MAXN OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the maximum NEs that the
ECOU STRING NMS from a vendor can manage.
NT
NECO OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the number of NEs that the
UNT STRING NMS from a vendor is managing.
CREAT OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ID of the installation

OR STRING engineer of the NMS.
CREAT OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NMS installation date.

EDAT STRING
E
HARD OCTET PC Indicates the hardware information

WARE STRING SUN about the NMS server.
INFO


meter
SOFT OCTET WINDOWS Indicates the software information

WARE STRING SOLARIS about the NMS server.
INFO
CREAT OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the address of the NMS

ORAD STRING installation engineer.
DRESS
CREAT OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the telephone number of

ORTE STRING the NMS installation engineer.
L
REMA OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NMS remarks.

RK STRING
VERSI OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the software version of the

ON STRING NMS from a vendor.
NOTE
You may use personal information of users when querying the NMS information. Therefore, you
are obligated to take considerable measures, in compliance with the laws of the countries
concerned and the user privacy policies of your company, to ensure that the personal data of
users is fully protected.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the information about the NMS from a vendor, run the following
command:
LST-EMFSYSINFO:::1::;

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blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of EMS system

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ID NAME TYPE MANUFATCTURE IP INTERFACE MANUADDRESS OPERATESTATE SYSWARNSTATE
MAXNECOUNT NECOUNT CREATOR CREATEDATE HARDWAREINFO SOFTWAREINFO CREATORADDRESS
CREATORTEL REMARK VERSION
1 HUAWEIEMS EMS HUAWEI 10.71.210.81:9819 V200R018C60 shenzhen normal none 15000 0.390625
huawei -- SUN SOLARIS shenzhen 400-830-2118 Remark V200R018C60
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
12.1.7 Handshaking (SHAKEHAND)

Usage Note
If the connection is idle within 10 minutes, the system automatically cancels the
connection. To prevent such a problem, you can issue the command for
handshaking to retain the connection without performing other operations.
Command Format
SHAKEHAND:::CTAG::;
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To issue the command for handshaking to the system, run the following
command:
SHAKEHAND:::8::;
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Related Command
None.

12.1.8 Handshaking (REPT-STAT)
Usage Note
If the test access session has been idle for 600 seconds, DISC-TACC will be
automatically executed to release the test access port (TAP) and cancel the test
session. Run this handshake command to retain the test session before the time
(600 seconds) is out.
Command Format
REPT-STAT:<TID>::<CTAG>;
Supporting Device
Device Type No. Device Type
94 MA5603U
MA5603U V800R202C01 and later versions
Input Parameter
Param Type Range Description Default
eter
TID OCTET SIZE Indicates the default device N/A

STRING (128) name. If the value of the
configuration item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV parameter indicates
the IP address of the device. For
details about how to modify
configuration items, see 23.7
How to Locate a Device
According to the IP Address.
Response Format
● Normal
<cr><lf><lf>
M^^<ctag>ˆCOMPLD cr lf
;
● Error
<cr><lf><lf>
M^^<ctag>ˆDENY cr lf
;

Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1611604226 The TAP does The entered TAP number is

not exist. different from the TAP number
specified by the device. In this
case, enter the specified TAP
number and re-issue the CONN-
LPACC-MET command.
Example
To issue the command for handshaking to the system, run the following
command:
REPT-STAT:10.71.59.79::CTAG;
● Normal
7340116 11-01-30 11:08:37
M CTAG COMPLD
;
● Error
7340116 11-01-30 11:06:55
M CTAG DENY
IDMS
/*The TAP does not exist*/
;
Related Command
● CONN-LPACC-MET
● DISC-TACC
12.2 Performing Operations on a Device

This topic provides the commands and examples for performing operations on a
device. The operations include synchronizing the time, adding, deleting, and
resetting a device or board, and adding a device alarm.
NOTE
If there is no description for the time format, the time of related commands is in UTC format by
default.

12.2.1 Creating a Subnet (ADD-SUBNET)

Usage Note
This command is used to create a subnet on the U2000.
Command Format
ADD-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=sequence of subnet name:CTAG::[COMMENT=subnet-comment];
Supporting Device
This command is used to perform operations on the U2000. Device type is not
specified.
Input Parameter
Parame Type Range Description Default
ter
NAMES OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the sequence N/A

EQUEN STRING of subnet names.
CE Names of subnets in
different layers are
separated by
backslash (\), for
example, \HW\F4. In a
distributed system,
the parameter value is
in the format of \EM
subnet name on the
NM\Subnet name
sequence on the EM,
for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\
HW\F4.
COMM OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the remarks N/A

ENT STRING for the subnet.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.

Example
To add a subnet named \HW\F4 with remarks abc, run the following command:
ADD-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=\HW\F4:2::COMMENT=abc;

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Related Command
None.
12.2.2 Modifying a Subnet (MOD-SUBNET)
Usage Note
This command is used to modify the name and remarks of a subnet on the U2000.
Command Format
MOD-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=sequence of subnet name:CTAG::[NAME=subnet name]
[,COMMENT=subnet-comment];
Supporting Device
specified.
Input Parameter
eter
NAME OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the sequence N/A

SEQUE STRING of subnet names.
NCE Names of subnets in
separated by
backslash (\), for
distributed system, the
parameter value is in
the format of \EM
subnet name on the
NM\Subnet name
sequence on the EM,
for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\
HW\F4.


eter
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of N/A

STRING the lowest level
subnet. For example,
F4 in \HW\F4 is the
name of the lowest
level subnet. Do not
enter backslash (\) for
this parameter.
COM OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the remarks N/A

MENT STRING for the subnet.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To modify the name of subnet \HW\F4 to \HW\F3, run the following command:
MOD-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=\HW\F4:2::NAME=F3,COMMENT=1234;

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M 2 COMPLD
;
Related Command
None.
12.2.3 Deleting a Subnet (DEL-SUBNET)
Usage Note
This command is used to delete an empty subnet, which does not contain lower-
level subnets or devices.

Command Format
DEL-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=sequence of subnet name:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
specified.
Input Parameter
eter
NAME OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the sequence N/A

separated by
backslash (\), for
the format of \EM
subnet name on the
NM\Subnet name
sequence on the EM,
for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\
HW\F4.
You can only delete
the lowest level
subnet. For example, if
you enter \HW\F4 or
F4, only subnet F4 is
deleted.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.

Example
To delete a subnet named F4, run the following command:
DEL-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=\HW\F4:2::;

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Related Command
None.
12.2.4 Adding an NE Link (ADD-NELINK)
Usage Note
This command is used to add an NE link on the U2000. A source and a sink end
must exist on the U2000.
Command Format
ADD-NELINK::NAME=link-name,TYPE=link-type,SOURCEDEV=source device name[,SOURCEFN=source frame
no.,SOURCESN=source slot no.,SOURCEPN=source port no.],SINKDEV=sink device name[,SINKFN=sink frame
no.,SINKSN=sink slot no.,SINKPN=sink port no.]:CTAG::[NETTYPE=link network type][,COMMENT=link-
comment][,ALIAS=link-userlabel][,OWNER=link-owner];
Supporting Device
specified.
Input Parameter
eter
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the link. -

STRING
TYPE OCTET IPLINK Indicates the type of the link. -

STRING L2LINK ● IP link
VIRTUALLI ● Layer 2 link
NK ● Virtual link
NOTE
The SOURCEFN, SOURCESN,
SOURCEPN, SINKFN, SINKSN,
and SINKPN parameters are
mandatory if you set this
parameter to IPLINK or L2LINK.


eter
SOURC OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the -

EDEV STRING source end.
SOURC Integer 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the -

EFN source end.
SOURC Integer 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the -

ESN source end.
SOURC Integer 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the -

EPN source end.
SINKD OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the sink -

EV STRING end.
SINKF Integer 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the -

N sink end.
SINKS Integer 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the -

N sink end.
SINKP Integer 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the -

N sink end.
NETTY OCTET IPV4 Indicates the network protocol -

PE STRING IPV6 type.
DUALSTAC
K
COMM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the remarks. -

ENT STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias of the link. -

STRING
OWNE OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the owner of the -

R STRING link.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.

Example
To add an NE link named link_name, run the following command:
ADD-
NELINK::NAME=link_name,TYPE=L2LINK,SOURCEDEV=10.78.217.110,SOURCEF
N=0,SOURCESN=5,SOURCEPN=1,SINKDEV=10.78.217.114,SINKFN=0,SINKSN=1,
SINKPN=1:CTAG::NETTYPE=IPV4,COMMENT=link_comment,ALIAS=link_alias,O
WNER=link_owner;

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Related Command
None.
12.2.5 Modifying an NE Link (MOD-NELINK)
Usage Note
This command is used to modify information about an NE link on the U2000.
Command Format
MOD-NELINK::[LINKID=link-id][,NAME=link-name]:CTAG::[MNAME=modified-link-name][,NETTYPE=net-
type][,COMMENT=link-comment][,ALIAS=link-userlabel][,OWNER=link-owner];
Supporting Device
specified.
Input Parameter
eter
LINKID OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the ID of the -

STRING link.
NAME OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the name of -

STRING the link.
MNA OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the name of -

ME STRING a new link.
NETTY OCTET IPV4 Indicates the network -

PE STRING IPV6 protocol type after
modification.
DUALSTACK


eter
COM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the new -

MENT STRING remarks.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the new alias -

STRING of the link.
OWNE OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the new -

R STRING owner of the link.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To change the link name from link-name to link-new-name, run the following
command:
MOD-NELINK::NAME=link-name:2::MNAME=link-new-
name,NETTYPE=IPV6,COMMENT=new-comment,ALIAS=new-
alias,OWNER=new-owner;
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EN=0 ENDESC = Succeeded.
Related Command
None.
12.2.6 Deleting an NE Link (DEL-NELINK)

Usage Note
This command is used to delete an NE link on the U2000.
Command Format
DEL-NELINK::[LINKID=link-id][,NAME=link-name]:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
specified.
Input Parameter
eter
LINKID OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the ID of the -

STRING link.
NAME OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the name of -

STRING the link.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To delete a subnet named F4, run the following command:
DEL-NELINK::NAME=link-name:CTAG::;

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Related Command
None.
12.2.7 Synchronizing the Time (SYNC-DEVTIME)
Usage Note
This command is used to synchronize the time of the specified device so that the
system time of the device is the same as the system time of the U2000 server. The
time returned by the command is in UTC mode.

Command Format
SYNC-DEVTIME::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DT=Device-type):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
219 UA5000 (PVMV1)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the -

device ID.

DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the -

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
DT INTEGER See Device Type. -

Supporting
Device.
Response Format
title=" synchronize the time of the device "+device-name+" with the server"
name of attributes:TIME
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058 The device does not exist. Check and ensure that the
531 entered ID, name, and IP address
of the device are correct.

Example
To synchronize the time of the device 10.78.217.111 so that the system time of
the device is the same as the system time of the U2000 server, run the following
command:
SYNC-DEVTIME::DEV=10.78.217.111:1::;

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blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
synchronize the time of the device 10.78.217.111 with the server
---------
TIME
2010-11-20 3:7:8:0
---------
;
Related Command
None.
12.2.8 Synchronizing NE Data (SYNC-DEV)
Usage Note
This command is used to synchronize the data of a specified NE to maintain the
data consistency between the U2000 and the NE.
The DEV (IP address of an OLT) and ONULOCATEINFO parameters can be used
as the location information. Before using these two parameters as the location
information, make sure that the DEV parameter indicates the IP address of the
device. For details, see 23.7 How to Locate a Device According to the IP
Address.
Command Format
SYNC-DEV::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name|(DEV=device-olt-ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-
information))[,SRV=sync-service-name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
For information about the supporting devices, see 24.1 Parameters Related to
the Device Type.
Input Parameter
Paramet Type Range Description Default
er
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID. -


er
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name -

STRING by default. If the value of
the configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV
parameter indicates the IP
address of the device. For
details about how to
modify configuration items,
see 23.7 How to Locate a
Device According to the IP
Address.
If you set both the DEV and
ONULOCATEINFO
parameters for an ONU,
that is, enter DEV=device-
olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINF
O=onu-locate-infomation,
the DEV parameter
indicates the IP address of
the OLT.
ONULOC OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ONU location N/A

ATEINFO STRING information. This
parameter is used with the
DEV parameter (IP address
of the OLT).
The format is subrack
number/slot ID/port
ID/ONU ID. For example,
0/2/0/0 indicates the ONU
0 that is connected to port
0/2/0.
SRV OCTET ● PHYRES Indicates the types of -

STRING ● ADSL services to be synchronized.
Data of the entire NE is
● VDSL synchronized if this
● ETH parameter is blank.
● SERVICEP
ORT
● IGMP
● PROTOC
OL
● VOIP
● GPON
● EPON

Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1610612773 Synchronizing. Please Wait until the

wait... synchronization is
complete.
Example
To synchronize the data of the NE 10.78.217.114, run the following command:
SYNC-DEV::DEV=10.78.217.114:CTAG::;

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Related Command
None.
12.2.9 Deleting a Device (DEL-DEV)
Usage Note
This command is used to delete only the device and empty submap. When
deleting an empty submap, ensure that the submap name is unique.
Command Format
DEL-DEV::(DID=Device-ID|SUBMAP=submapname|(DEV=Device-name[,DEVIP=device-IP])):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)

37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
2318 MA5632
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A

2322 MA5621A
NOTE
The MA5621A V800R311C00 and later
versions support this command.
2323 MA5622A (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370/2371/2372 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04/
EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2354/2368 EDFA3220-D/EDFA3220-D2
2384/2385 EDFA0820-D/EDFA0820-D2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

SUBMAP OCTET 1-64 Indicates the -

STRING sequence of
subnet
names.
Names of
subnets in
different
layers are
separated by
backslash (\),
for example,
\HW\F4. In a
distributed
system, the
parameter
value is in the
format of
\EM subnet
name on the
NM\Subnet
name
sequence on
the EM, for
example,
\EmSubmape
m_184\HW
\F4.
DEVIP IPADDRESS - (Optional) -

Indicates the
IP address of
the device.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
entered parameters are
correct.

Example
To delete the device named 10.71.62.30, run the following command:
DEL-DEV::DEV=10.71.62.30:119::;
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Related Command
None.
12.2.10 Resetting a Device (RESET-DEV)

Usage Note
NOTICE
● After a device is reset, all the boards of the device are reset. This results in
temporary interruption of the services.
● Save the data before resetting a device. Otherwise, the original data is lost.
When the system is faulty or the software needs to be upgraded, run this
command after the program package file and the matching database file are
loaded.
Command Format
RESET-DEV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
219 UA5000(PVM)

249 MA5600T
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.


STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
531 entered ID, name, and IP address
Example
To reset the device named 10.71.62.30, run the following command:
RESET-DEV::DEV=10.71.62.30:120::;


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Related Command
SAVE-DEV
12.2.11 Resetting a Board (RESET-BOARD)
Usage Note
NOTICE
● If the control board is reset, the system is also reset.

● If a board is reset, the related services are interrupted temporarily. Therefore,
exercise caution when performing this operation.
When the services of a board are abnormal or you need to locate test problems,
run this command.
Command Format
RESET-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-number:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
219 UA5000(PVM)
249 MA5600T
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE

253 UA5000(IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the -

subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the -

slot ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1615659120 The board is not supported this The board cannot be

kind of function. reset.
Example
To reset the board in slot 0 of shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.30, run the
following command:
RESET-BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.30,FN=0,SN=0:121::;
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Related Command
RESET-DEV
12.2.12 Changing the Device Name and Alias (MOD-DEV)

Usage Note
This command is used to change device names and aliases displayed on the
U2000.
Command Format
MOD-DEV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[NAME=device-name][,ALIAS=device-alias];

Supporting Device
For information about the supporting devices, see Table 24-1.
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the N/A

device ID.
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the N/A

STRING default device
name. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For
details about
how to modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device
According to the
IP Address.

NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

STRING default new
device name. If
the value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For
details about
how to modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device
According to the
IP Address.
If you do not set
this parameter,
the device name
does not change.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the new N/A

STRING device alias.
If you do not set
this parameter,
the device alias
does not change.
Response Format
This response format complies with that of the operation command provided in
10.3 Response Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not Ensure that the entered

exist. ID, name, IP address, and
alias of the device are
correct.

Example
To change the device name 10.71.62.41 to UAPVMV1 and the device alias to
DevAlias, run the following command:
MOD-DEV::DEV=10.71.62.41:1::NAME=UAPVMV1,ALIAS=DevAlias;

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Related Command
LST-DEV
12.2.13 Modifying the Shelf Name and Alias (MOD-FRAME)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
MOD-FRAME::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num:CTAG::[NAME=frame-name]
[,ALIAS=frame-alias];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVMV1)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
Table 12-1 Parameters required for modifying the shelf name and alias

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the -

STRING new shelf
name.
If you do not
set this
parameter,
the shelf
name does
not change.

ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the -

STRING new shelf
alias.
If you do not
set this
parameter,
the shelf alias
does not
change.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1613758569 The resource does not Run the LST-FRAME command

exist or its type is to obtain the subrack ID and
wrong. ensure that the subrack ID is
correct.
Example
To modify the name of shelf 1 of the device named 10.71.62.41 to FRAME1 and
the alias for the shelf to framealias, run the following command:
MOD-FRAME::DEV=10.71.62.41,FN=1:1::NAME=FRAME1,ALIAS=framealias;

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Related Command
LST-FRAME

12.2.14 Modifying the Slot Alias (MOD-SLOT)

Usage Note
A board must be inserted in the slot.
Command Format
MOD-SLOT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num:CTAG::[ALIAS=slot-alias];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVMV1)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.


STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

STRING new board
alias.
If you do not
set this
parameter,
the board
alias does not
change.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
1613758 The resource does not exist or its Run the LST-BOARD command
569 type is wrong. to check whether the slot for the
board exists.
Example
To modify the alias for slot 8 in shelf 0 of the device named UAPVMV1 to
slotalias, run the following command:
MOD-SLOT::DEV=UAPVMV1,FN=0,SN=3:1::ALIAS=slotalias;

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Related Command
LST-BOARD
12.2.15 Exporting a Resource File (DMP-INVENTORY)
Usage Note
● If the data volume is large, many system resources will be occupied by the
command. In a centralized system, a maximum of three export tasks can be
run concurrently by default. In a distributed system, only one export task is
allowed at a time.
● This command supports the export of XML and CSV resource files. For details
about command usage, see Command Format.
● When you export the resource file, the type of an MA5683T is related to the
TL1_SHOW_MA5683T_SWITCH configuration item setting. For details about
the meaning and setting method of the configuration item, see Table 8-1.
● You can export different inventory resource types by setting the configuration
item NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION. In addition, the directory and
format of the exported XML resource files are different. For details about the
meaning and setting method of the configuration item in a centralized
system, see Table 8-1. For details about the meaning and setting method of
the configuration item in a distributed system, see 9.4 Setting Configuration
Items. For details about the directory and format of the exported files, see
Description of the directory and format of exported files.
● You can specify whether to export the version information about the
inventory resources by setting the configuration item CMMOREINFO.
● You can export ADSL/VDSL/POTS Ports of special format by setting the
configuration item NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_ADSL_VDSL_POTS. For details

about the meaning and setting method of the configuration item, see Table
8-1.
Command Format
DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::[DT=device-type][,DEV=Device-name][,RES=resource-type][,TYPE=CSV]
[,FILEPREFIX=file-prefix];
NOTE
● If you need to export XML resource files and NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION is 2, the

command format is DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::[DT=device-type].
command format is DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::[DT=device-type][,DEV=Device-name]
[,RES=resource-type].
command format is DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::[DEV=Device-name].
● If you need to export CSV resource files, the command format is DMP-
INVENTORY:::CTAG::TYPE=CSV[,FILEPREFIX=file-prefix].
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
219 UA5000(PVM)
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2330 MA5633
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2326 MA5623A
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04

2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
DT Integer See Indicates the N/A

Supporting device type.
Device.


name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
NOTE
The resource
information
about a
specified
device can be
exported to a
file only when
the
NBI_INVENT
ORY_DUMP_
VERSION
configuration
item is set to
3 or 4.

RES OCTET ● ME Indicates the ME,SHELF,CA

STRING ● SHELF resource type. RD,DAUGTHE
If you do not RCARDand
● CARD PORT
enter this
● DAUGHTE
parameter,
RCARD
data of all
● PORT resource types
● POTS is exported.
● BRA The options
are as follows:
● LAG
● ADSL ● ME:
devices
● VDSL
● SHELF:
● ONT subracks
● SERVICEPO
● CARD:
RT
boards
● VLANOFLA
● DAUGHTE
G
RCARD:
● ETH daughter
● PORTOFVL boards
AN ● PORT:
● CABLEMO ports
DEM ● POTS:
● CMC PSTN users
● BRA: BRA
ports
● LAG:
Ethernet
aggregatio
n groups
● ADSL:
ADSL ports
● VDSL:
VDSL ports
● ONT:
GPON
ONT
devices
● SERVICEPO
RT: service
virtual
ports
● VLANOFLA
G: Ethernet
aggregatio

n groups in
a VLAN
● ETH:
Ethernet
ports
● PORTOFVL
AN: List of
ports in a
VLAN
● CABLEMO
DEM: CM
terminal
resources
● CMC: CMC
devices.
Example:
MA5633

TYPE OCTET CSV Indicates the N/A

STRING format of the
exported file.
This
parameter is
exclusive to
the DT, DEV,
and RES
parameters.
After this
parameter is
set, multiple
CSV files will
be exported
based on the
resource
types,
including the
following five
types:
● container_i
nfo_yyyy-
mm-
dd_hh-
mm-ss.csv:
device
informatio
n file
● shelf_info_
yyyy-mm-
dd_hh-
mm-ss.csv:
subrack
informatio
n file
● slot_info_y
yyy-mm-
dd_hh-
mm-ss.csv:
slot
informatio
n file
● port_info_y
yyy-mm-
dd_hh-
mm-ss.csv:
port
informatio
n file

● service_por
t_yyyy-
mm-
dd_hh-
mm-ss.csv:
logic
informatio
n file
If the size of a
CSV file
exceeds 100
MB, another
CSV file will
be created. If
multiple CSV
files are
created, they
are named in
the format
port_info_yyy
y-mm-dd_hh-
mm-
ss_n_m.csv,
where n
indicates the
file serial
number and
m indicates
the total
number of
files.
If the size of
data on ports
is 260 MB,
three CSV
files are
generated
and named as
follows:
● port_info_2
010-12-28_
02-02-05_1
_3.csv (100
MB)
● port_info_2
010-12-28_
02-02-05_2
_3.csv (100
MB)

● port_info_2
010-12-28_
02-02-05_3
_3.csv (60
MB)
In addition,
you can enter
a prefix in the
file name. Use
a device data
file as an
example. If
the
FILEPREFIX
parameter is
set to ftth,
the file name
changes to
ftth_containe
r_info_yyyy-
mm-dd_hh-
mm-ss.csv.
FILEPREFIX OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

STRING file prefix.
This
parameter is
available only
when the
TYPE
parameter is
set to CSV.
Use a device
data file as an
example. If
the
FILEPREFIX
parameter is
set to ftth,
the file name
changes to
ftth_containe
r_info_yyyy-
mm-dd_hh-
mm-ss.csv.

NOTE
When setting the RES,

● The resource information about a specified resource type can be exported to a file only when
the NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION parameter is set to 3.
● This parameter can be set to one or more values at a time.
● The LAG parameter is applicable only to the following devices: MA5600T, MA5680T, MA5662,
MA5600 V300, MA5603U, MA5603T and UA5000 (IPMB).
● The PORTOFVLAN parameter is applicable only to the following devices: MA5600T,
MA5680T, MA5608T, MA5603U, MA5603T, MA5600V3, MA5662, MA5616, MA5611S,
MA5623A and UA5000 (IPMB).
● The CMC parameter is applicable only to the following devices: MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5608T, MA5680T and MA5633.
Response Format
title=" Path information of the device-type "+device-type
name of attributes:PATH
Output Parameter
PATH OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the path

of the resource
file.
Description of the directory and format of exported files:

In a distributed system, multiple resource files are exported to the oss\server\var
\dump\tl1 directory on the NM. In a centralized system, the export directory of
resource files varies with the value of the configuration item
NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION. In distributed and centralized systems, the
format of exported files also varies with the value of the configuration item.
● NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=2 (default value): The export directory
of resource files is oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\conf\bmscommon
\resxml. The format of exported files is as follows:

● NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=3: The export directory of resource files is

oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\dump\. The format of exported files is as
follows:
● NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=4: The export directory of resource files is

oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\dump_xml\. The format of exported files is
as follows:

Error Code
None.
Example
● In a centralized system
– (NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=2) Example 1: To export the
resource file of all the MA5680T, run the following command:
DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::DT=34;
0 2011-06-13 15:09:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Path information of the device-type MA5680T

---------
PATH
server : d:\oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\conf\bmscommon\resxml
\ofa5920v3_2011-06-13_07-09-16.xml
---------

resource file of ONTs on the device named 10.78.217.114, run the
following command:
DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::DT=34,DEV=10.78.217.114,RES=ONT;
0 2011-06-13 15:13:46
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

blktotal=1

---------
PATH
server : d:\oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\dump\MA5680T_10.78.217.114.xml
---------

resource file of the device named 10.78.217.114, run the following
command:
DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.114;
0 2011-06-13 15:13:46
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Path information of all device-type

---------
PATH
server : d:\oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\dump_xml
\10.70.35.236_MA5680T_7340034_20110613074004.xml
---------
● In a distributed system(NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=2) Example 4: To

export the resource file of all the MA5680T, run the following command:
DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::DT=34;
0 2014-06-28 22:05:03
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2

---------
PATH
server : /opt/oss/server/var/dump/tl1/em_168_MA5680T_2014-06-28_14-05-0.xml
server : /opt/oss/server/var/dump/tl1/em_ccx_MA5680T_2014-06-28_06-09-0.xml
---------
Related Command

12.2.16 Exporting Service Port Statistics to Files (DMP-

E2EPERF)
Usage Note
The configuration item DUMP_MAX_FILE_SIZE controls the size of each file, and
DUMP_MAX_FILE_SAVE_NUM controls the maximum number of files. For details
about the meaning and setting method of the configuration item, see Table 8-2.
Command Format
DMP-E2EPERF:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,DEV=Device-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
30 MA5605
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
71 MA5105
72 MA5100V2
74 MA5300V1
95 MA5603T
82 UA5000
86 MA5100V1
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
232 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T

2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
DT INTEGER See Indicates the -

Device.

STRING device
name.If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format

title="Path information of the device-type "+device-type

name of attributes: PATH
Output Parameter
PATH OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

prefix of the file
path. The file
name is similar to
e2e_MA5600T_20
13-10-17_23-14-0
9_n_m.csv, where
n indicates the
sequence number
of a file and m
indicates the total
number of files.
Error Code
1615003650 Incorrect parameter Set DT to a supported

input. value.
Example
Export the service port statistics of an MA5600T to files.
● Run the following command:

DMP-E2EPERF:::1::DT=249;
● The result is as follows:
-1 2013-10-17 23:14:24
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

---------
PATH
server : d:/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/e2e_MA5600T_2013-10-17_23-14-09
---------
;
Related Command
None.

12.2.17 Exporting Ethernet Port Statistics to Files (DMP-

ETHPERF)
Usage Note
Command Format
DMP-ETHPERF:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,DEV=Device-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
30 MA5605
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
71 MA5105
72 MA5100V2
74 MA5300V1
95 MA5603T
82 UA5000
86 MA5100V1
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
232 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T

2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.

STRING device
name.If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format


Output Parameter

prefix of the file
path. The file
name is similar to
eth_MA5600T_20
13-10-17_23-14-0
9_n_m.csv, where
n indicates the
sequence number
of a file and m
indicates the total
number of files.
Error Code

input. value.
Example
Export the Ethernet port statistics of an MA5600T to files.

DMP-ETHPERF:::1::DT=249;
-1 2013-10-17 23:14:24
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

---------
PATH
server : d:/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/eth_MA5600T_2013-10-17_23-14-09
---------
;
Related Command
None.

12.2.18 Exporting PON Port Statistics to Files (DMP-PONPERF)
Usage Note
The size of the file to be exported cannot succeed 100 MB.
Command Format
DMP-PONPERF:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,DEV=Device-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
30 MA5605
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
71 MA5105
72 MA5100V2
74 MA5300V1
95 MA5603T
82 UA5000
86 MA5100V1
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
232 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04

2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.

STRING device
name.If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format

Output Parameter

prefix of the file
path. The file
name is similar to
pon_MA5600T_2
013-10-17_23-14-
09_n_m.csv,
where n indicates
the sequence
number of a file
and m indicates
the total number
of files.
NOTE
If only one file
exists, n and m are
not set. For
example,
pon_MA5600T_201
4-03-31_16-19-30.
CSV.
Error Code
2686058554 Command does not Set DT to a supported

support this device type value.
Example
Export the Ethernet port statistics of an MA5600T to files.
DMP-PONPERF:::CTAG::DT=249;
-1 2013-10-17 23:14:24
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

---------
PATH
server : d:/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/pon_MA5600T_2013-10-17_23-14-09.csv
---------
;

Related Command
None.
12.2.19 Adding a Device (ADD-DEV)

Usage Note
● This command is used to add new devices to the subnets on the U2000.
● The SNMP parameters on the U2000 must be the same as the SNMP
parameters on the device. For example, the protocol versions must be the
same. Using SNMPv3 is recommended because of its higher security than
SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c.
● The IP addresses of the devices on the U2000 must be different.
● Ensure that the SNMP parameter profile has been created. Choose
Administration > NE Communicate Parameter > Default Access Protocol
Parameters (traditional style) from the main menu or select Fix-Network NE
Configuration in Application Center and choose Administration > NE
Communicate Parameter > Default Access Protocol Parameters
(application style) from the main menu. In the dialog box that is displayed,
create an SNMP Profile according to the different SNMP version.
Command Format
ADD-DEV::DEV=Device-name[,DT=deviceType],DEVIP=device-IP:CTAG::[NAMESEQUENCE=Sequence of
subnet name][,SNMPPROF=parameter profile of snmp][,SNMPVER=Snmp-Version];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
NOTE
The MA5662 V800R309C00 and later
44 MA5600V3
100 MA5616
MA5616 V800R308C00 and later
versions
104 MA5612
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T

2319 MA5621
NOTE
2313 MA5652
NOTE
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5694S
2340 MA5611S
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370/2371/2372 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04/
EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2561 Third-Party SNMP Device
2562 Third-Party ICMP Device
2354/2368 EDFA3220-D/EDFA3220-D2
2384/2385 EDFA0820-D/EDFA0820-D2

2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
DT Integer See Indicates the -

Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type
that supports
decoupling,
see the value
of the typeid
parameter in
the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_acces
s\dcp\pnp
\product
\device type
\device
type.xml file.

DEVIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the -

IP address of
the device.
NAMESEQUE OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the -

NCE STRING sequence of
subnet
names.
Names of
subnets in
different
layers are
separated by
backslash (\),
for example,
\HW\F4. In a
distributed
system, the
parameter
value is in the
format of
\EM subnet
name on the
NM\Subnet
name
sequence on
the EM, for
example,
\EmSubmape
m_184\HW
\F4.
If the subnet
exists, add the
new device to
the subnet.
Otherwise,
create a
subnet and
add the new
device to the
subnet.
SNMPPROF OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the -

STRING name of the
SNMP
parameter
profile.

SNMPVER OCTET ● V1(v1) Indicates the -

STRING ● V2(v2) SNMP
protocol. It
● V3(v3) must be the
same as that
on the
device.Using
SNMPv3 is
recommended
because of its
higher
security than
SNMPv1 and
SNMPv2c.
The meanings
of the options
are as follows:
● V1(v1):
Indicates
the SNMP
V1
protocol.
● V2(v2):
Indicates
the SNMP
V2c
protocol.
● V3(v3):
Indicates
the SNMP
V3
protocol.


NOTE
Using
SNMPv3 is
recommended
because of its
higher
security than
SNMPv1 and
SNMPv2c.
The value of
this
parameter is
case
insensitive.
For example,
to use the
SNMP V1
protocol, you
can enter
either V1 or
v1.
NOTE
● The DEV parameter is mandatory.

● The DT parameter is mandatory.
● The SNMPPROF parameter (SNMP profile) is optional. If this parameter is not set, the
default SNMP profile is used.
● The SNMPVER parameter is optional. If this parameter is not set, the SNMP V1 protocol
is used by default.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
67108590 The same name sub map Modify the device name in
has existed. the command and ensure
that the device name is
unique.
1613758516 Device already exists Change the IP address of

the required device.

Example
To add a UA5000 (IPMB) that uses the default SNMP profile and whose name and
IP address are UA5000IPMB and 10.71.56.153 respectively, run the following
command:
ADD-DEV::DEV=UA5000IPMB,DT=253,DEVIP=10.71.56.153:2::;
7340034 2005-06-08 16:39:39
M 2 COMPLD
;
Related Command
None.
12.2.20 Adding a Board (ADD-BOARD)

Usage Note
A board can be added successfully only when the slot for the board is idle.
Command Format
ADD-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-
name),FN=FrameID,SN=SlotID:CTAG::BTDETAIL=BoardType[,SLOTNAME=BoardName];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.
BTDETAIL OCTET SIZE(48) Indicates the -

STRING type of the
board.
NOTE
In order to
know the
types of board
that available
for device,
please refer to
the chapter of
board in the
corresponding
NE product
documentatio
n.

SLOTNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING alias of the
board.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2689009 A board has already existed Check whether the configuration

240 data of the board needs to be
deleted. Then, run the DEL-
BOARD command to delete the
board and add the required
board.
Example
To add a board named H801GPBC to slot 4 in shelf 0 of the device named
10.71.62.48, run the following command:
ADD-
BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.48,FN=0,SN=4:120::BTDETAIL=H801GPBC,SLOTNAME=H
801GPBC;
7340034 2005-06-08 16:39:39
M 120 COMPLD
;
Related Command
DEL-BOARD

12.2.21 Deleting a Board (DEL-BOARD)
Usage Note
NOTICE
This operation is not retrievable. Exercise caution when running the command,
because the data of the board is cleared after this command is executed.
● Only the board that is not configured with service data can be deleted
successfully.
● The DEV (IP address of an OLT) and ONULOCATEINFO parameters can be
used as the location information. Before using these two parameters as the
location information, make sure that the DEV parameter indicates the IP
address of the device. For details, see 23.7 How to Locate a Device
Command Format
DEL-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|(DEV=device-olt-ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-
infomation)),FN=FrameID,SN=SlotID:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.


STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
If you set
both the DEV
and
ONULOCATEI
NFO
parameters
for an ONU,
that is, enter
DEV=device-
olt-
ipaddress,ON
ULOCATEINF
O=onu-
locate-
infomation,
the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the OLT.

ONULOCATEI OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the -

NFO STRING ONU location
information.
This
parameter is
used with the
DEV
parameter (IP
address of the
OLT).
The format is
subrack ID/
slot ID/port
ID/ONU ID.
For example,
0/2/0/0
indicates the
ONU 0 that is
connected to
port slot
0/2/0.

subrack ID.

slot ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058 Command does not support this Run the LST-DEV command to
554 device type check whether the entered
device type is MA5600V3,
MA5680T or MA5603U..

2689009 Deleting board failure, as service Delete the corresponding service

257 connections or correlative data configuration and then delete
(for example, dissociative VL, the board again.
CES channel, FR iwf) exists
Example
To delete the board in slot 4 of shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.48, run the
following command:
DEL-BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.48,FN=0,SN=4:120::;
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Related Command
None.
12.2.22 Disabling a Board (DISABLE-BOARD)

Usage Note
● The DISABLE-BOARD command is applicable only to the board that is
enabled.
● The DISABLE-BOARD command is not applicable to the board that is
automatically discovered.
● The DISABLE-BOARD command is not applicable to the control board.
Command Format
DISABLE-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-number:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U

Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For
details about
how to modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate
a Device
According to
the IP Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid Check and ensure that

parameter or mandatory the entered parameters
parameter is null, or are correct.
Value of parameter is
wrong

2686058554 Command does not Run the LST-DEV

support this device type command to check
whether the entered
device type is
MA5600V3.
2686058531 The device does not The device does not

exist. exist. Check and ensure
that the IP address of
the required device is
correct.
Example
To disable the board in slot 0 of shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.30, run the
following command:
DISABLE-BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.30,FN=0,SN=0:121::;
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Related Command
● LST-DEV
● LST-BOARD
● ENABLE-BOARD
12.2.23 Enabling a Board (ENABLE-BOARD)

Usage Note
● This command cannot be executed on the control board.
● Only the board that is disabled or configured can be enabled.
Command Format
ENABLE-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-number:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U

Input Parameter
Table 12-2 Parameters required for enabling a board


device ID.

default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For
details about
how to modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate
a Device
According to
the IP Address.

subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot -

ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code

whether the entered
device type is
MA5600V3.
2688746400 Board not prohibited and Run the LST-BOARD

cannot be enabled command to check
whether the board is
disabled. Only the
disabled board can be
enabled.
2688746402 Cannot prohibit or rescue -

main board
2688746483 The board has not been Run the LST-BOARD

configured command to check
whether the board is
configured.
Example
To enable the board in slot 0 of shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.30, run the
following command:
ENABLE-BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.30,FN=0,SN=0:121::;
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Related Command
● LST-DEV
● LST-BOARD
● DISABLE-BOARD
12.2.24 Confirming a Board (CONFIRM-BOARD)
Usage Note
This command is used to confirm only the board that is in the auto-discovered
state.

Command Format
CONFIRM-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-number:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device. For
details about
how to modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code

whether the entered
device type is
MA5600V3.
2688746481 The board has been Run the LST-BOARD

confirmed command to check
whether the board is in
the auto-discovered
state. Only the board in
the auto-discovered state
can be confirmed.
Example
To confirm the board in slot 0 of shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.30, run the
following command:
CONFIRM-BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.30,FN=0,SN=0:121::;
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Related Command
● LST-DEV
● LST-BOARD

12.2.25 Switching Over the Active and Standby Control Boards

(SYSTEM-SWITCH)
Usage Note
The standby control board must be inserted and run in the normal state.
Command Format
SYSTEM-SWITCH::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.


STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2689008 Standby board fault or not exist Repair or insert the standby
524 control board.
Example
To switch over the active and standby control boards of the device named
SYSTEM-SWITCH::DEV=10.71.62.48:120::;


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Related Command
None.
12.2.26 Activating a CATV Port (ACT-CATVPORT)

Usage Note
Activate the CATV port.
Command Format
ACT-CATVPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-num)(,SN=Slot-num)(,SSN=SubBoard-num)
(,PN=Port-num):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
92 MA5652G
Input Parameter

device ID.


name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) N/A

Indicates the
subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) N/A

Indicates the
slot ID.
SSN INTEGER 0-63,65535 (Mandatory) N/A

NOTE Indicates the
If no daughter daughter
board exists, board ID.
set this
parameter to
65535.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Mandatory) N/A

Indicates the
port ID.
Response Format

Output Parameter
There in no output parameter.
Error Code
2686058497 Command syntax error Check the command

according to the "Command
Format". Ensure that
parameters are entered in
correct order and symbols
(such as : = , and ;) in the
command are correct English
symbols.
2686058499 Unknown command Check whether the command

word is correct. If it is
incorrect, change it to ACT-
CATVPORT and reissue it.
2686058801 The device does not exist The device does not exist. In
this case, ensure that the
device IP address is correct.
2686058554 Command does not Ensure that the command

support this device type supports the entered device
name or IP address.
Example
To activate CATV port 0/1/2 on the device named 10.71.211.85, run the following
command:
ACT-CATVPORT::DEV=10.71.211.85,FN=0,SN=1,SSN=65535,PN=2:2::;

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Related Command
DACT-CATVPORT
12.2.27 Deactivating a CATV Port (DACT-CATVPORT)
Usage Note
Deactivate the CATV port.

Command Format
DACT-CATVPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-num)(,SN=Slot-num)(,SSN=SubBoard-
num)(,PN=Port-num):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
92 MA5652G
Input Parameter

device ID.

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) N/A

Indicates the
subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) N/A

Indicates the
slot ID.

SSN INTEGER 0-63, 65535 (Mandatory) N/A

NOTE Indicates the
If no daughter daughter
board exists, board ID.
set this
parameter to
65535.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Mandatory) N/A

Indicates the
port ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058497 Command syntax error Check the command according

to the "Command Format".
Ensure that parameters are
entered in correct order and
symbols (such as : = , and ;) in
the command are correct English
symbols.
2686058499 Unknown command Check whether the command

word is correct. If it is incorrect,
change it to DACT-CATVPORT
and reissue it.
2686058801 The device does not exist The device does not exist. In this
case, ensure that the device IP
address is correct.

support this device type supports the entered device
name or IP address.

Example
To deactivate CATV port 0/1/2 on the device named 10.71.211.85, run the
following command:
DACT-CATVPORT::DEV=10.71.211.85,FN=0,SN=1,SSN=65535,PN=2:2::;

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Related Command
ACT-CATVPORT
12.2.28 Changing a Device IP Address (MOD-DEVIP)
Usage Note
This command is used to change a device IP address on the U2000 if a user has
changed the IP address of this device.
Command Format
MOD-DEVIP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DEVIP=device-IP):CTAG::NEWDEVIP=device-IP;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
NOTE
44 MA5600v3
219 UA5000(PVM)
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2319 MA5621
NOTE

2313 MA5652
NOTE
2322 MA5621A
NOTE

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.


name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
DEVIP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

STRING device IP
address.
NEWDEVIP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

STRING new IP
address of the
device.
Response Format
Output Parameter
The IP address of the device must be valid.

Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the command is proper

parameter or according to the following
mandatory parameter requirements:
is null, or Value of ● The parameter values do not
parameter is wrong exceed the ranges of the
parameters specified by the
command.
● The entered parameter names
are correct.
● The parameters are entered in
the correct order.
2686058499 Unknown command Check whether the command word

is correct. If it is incorrect, change it
to MOD-DEVIP and reissue it.
2686058801 The device does not The device does not exist. In this
exist case, ensure that the device IP
address is correct.
Example
To change the device IP address 10.71.62.30 to 10.71.62.31, run the following
command:
MOD-DEVIP::DEVIP=10.71.62.30:121::NEWDEVIP=10.71.62.31;

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Related Command
LST-DEV
12.2.29 Adding an Alarm to the U2000 (ADD-ALARM)
Usage Note
The alarm to be added to the U2000 must exist on the device.
Command Format
ADD-ALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DEVIP=device-IP)(,NODETYPE=lNodeType)
[,CLASS=cFaultClass][,LEVEL=cFaultLevel][,FUNCTION=cFaultFunction](,FAULTID=sFaultID)
[,REASONID=sReasonID][,PARA=strPara][,DETAIL=strDetail](,FLAG=cFaultFlag):CTAG::;

Supporting Device
Input Parameter
er
DID INTEGER - (Optional) Indicates the -

device ID.
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) (Optional) Indicates the -

STRING device name by default. If the
value of the configuration
item DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV
DEVIP IPADDRES - (Optional) Indicates the IP -

S address of the device.
NODETYP INTEGER 1 Indicates the node type. The -

E 255 meanings of the options are
as follows:
● 1: device alarm
● 255: U2000 alarm
CLASS INTEGER 1-6 Indicates the classification of -

the alarm or event on the
U2000. The meanings of the
options are as follows:
1: communication
2: environment
3: device
4: service
5: processing
6: security
LEVEL INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the alarm severity or -

event level. The meanings of
the options are as follows:
1: critical
2: major
3: minor
4: warning


er
FUNCTIO INTEGER 1-10 Indicates the functional -

N classification. The meanings
of the options are as follows:
1: power alarm
2: environment alarm
3: signaling alarm
4: trunk alarm
5: hardware alarm
6: software alarm
7: operation alarm
8: communication failure
9: service quality
10: processing error
FAULTID INTEGER 0-9999999 Indicates the alarm or event -

99 ID. This parameter and the
device type are used to
identify an alarm or event.
REASONI INTEGER 0-9999999 Indicates the cause ID of the -

D 99 alarm.
PARA OCTET SIZE (255) (Optional) Indicates the -

STRING location parameters of the
alarm or event. The format is
"subrack ID/slot ID/subslot ID/
port ID/ONU ID/ONU slot
ID/ONU port ID" (if the
subslot does not exist, enter
65535 as the subslot ID).
DETAIL OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the details of the -

STRING alarm or event and
explanation of other non-
location parameters. For
example, MAC#0404-OOAE-
OOAB and
ONUIP#10.10.10.10, where
the symbol # means "be
equal to". Multiple non-
location parameters are
separated by a space.


er
FLAG INTEGER 0-2 Indicates the flag field. The -

meanings of the options are
as follows:
0: event alarm
1: fault alarm
2: recovery alarm
NOTE
● You must set one of the DID, DEV, and DEVIP parameters. The NODETYPE and
FAULTID parameters are mandatory, and other parameters are optional.
● If the PARA parameter is set, the value must be in the format "subrack ID/slot ID/
subslot ID/port ID/ONU ID/ONU slot ID/ONU port ID". You can enter only part of the
information. For example, if you enter only 0/1, it indicates slot 1 in shelf 0. If the
location information contains the port ID, you must enter the subslot ID at first. If the
subslot does not exist, enter 65535 as the subslot ID. For example, if you enter
0/1/65535/1, it indicates port 0/1/1.
Response Format
The alarm is displayed as an alarm, an event, or a cleared alarm on the U2000.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To add event 120 to the U2000, run the following command:
ADD-ALARM::DEV=MA5680T,NODETYPE=255,FAULTID=120,FLAG=1:CTAG::;

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Related Command
None.

12.2.30 Saving the Device Configuration (SAVE-DEV)
Usage Note
This command is used to save the configuration of the device on the U2000.
Command Format
SAVE-DEV::DEV=Device-name|DID=Device-ID|DEVIP=device-IP:CTAG::[TYPE=DATA|CFG];
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
eter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device -

STRING name by default. If
the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
address of the device.
For details about how
to modify
configuration items,
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
DID Integer - Indicates the device -

ID.
DEVIP IPADDRES - Indicates the IP -

S address of the device.
TYPE OCTET ● DATA Save type -

STRING ● CFG ● DATA: Only save
data file.
● CFG: Only save
configuration file.
● Not input TYPE
parameter: Save
data file and
configuration file.

NOTE
Each one of the preceding three parameters can uniquely identify a device. Therefore, you
need to set only one parameter when saving the device configuration.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1610612769 Wrong SNMP The access to the device

parameter(s) or reading fails because the device
database failed is offline or abnormal.
2689017157 System is busy, please try The operation fails

it later because the device is
busy. In this case, try to
perform the operation
later.
2686058531 The device does not exist The access to the device
fails because the device
does not exist.
2686058508 Task timeout The task times out

because the process is
busy. In this case, try to
perform the operation
later.
Example
To save the configuration of the device named 10.71.211.15, run the following
command:
SAVE-DEV::DEV=10.71.211.15:6::;
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Related Command
None.

12.2.31 Issuing the Command Configuration Script to a Device

(CFG-DEVEX)
Usage Note
NOTE
To prevent sensitive data from being leaked, the configuration script should not contain
security-related information such as service passwords and phone numbers.
● The DEV (IP address of an OLT) and ONULOCATEINFO parameters can be
used as the location information. Before using these two parameters as the
location information, make sure that the DEV parameter indicates the IP
address of the device. For details, see 23.7 How to Locate a Device
● If MODE is TELNET and the USER and PASSWORD parameters are not
specified, configure Telnet and STelnet parameters on the U2000 and the
device before running this command. Perform the following operations to
configure the parameters on the U2000:
NOTE
The STelnet service is securer than the Telent service. Therefore, the STelnet service is
recommended.
a. Choose Administration > NE Communicate Parameter > Set NE

Telnet/STelnet Parameter (traditional style) from the main menu or
select Fix-Network NE Configuration in Application Center and choose
Administration > NE Communicate Parameter > Set NE Telnet/STelnet
Parameter (application style) from the main menu.
b. Select a desired device from the navigation tree on the left, and click
.
c. In the dialog box on the right, configure Telnet or STelnet parameters.
▪ The Protocol Name, Port No., Auth. Mode, User Name, Password,
and Private Key configured on the U2000 must be consistent with
those on the device.
▪ The default value of Port No. is 23 and the default value is

recommended when you configure Telnet parameters. Auth. Mode
needs to be set to User Auth.

Figure 12-1 Configuring STelnet parameters
Figure 12-2 Configuring Telnet parameters
d. (Optional) When Protocol Name is set to STelnet and

OPERATION_MODE needs to be verified, verify the device fingerprint. For
details about how to set OPERATION_MODE, see Table 8-1.
i. Choose Administration > NE Communicate Parameter > Set NE
SSH Fingerprint (traditional style) from the main menu or select
Fix-Network NE Configuration in Application Center and choose
Administration > NE Communicate Parameter > Set NE SSH
Fingerprint (application style) from the main menu.
ii. Select the desired device in the navigation tree and click .

iii. In the dialog box that is displayed, modify and verify the device
fingerprint.
● This command can be run to execute the command configuration script (.cfg
file) in Telnet/STelnet or file loading mode. Then all commands in the
command configuration script are issued to the device.
● The configuration principles of the command configuration script are as
follows:
With a command configuration script and the TL1 command CFG-DEVEX, you
can quickly set parameters for similar services. The file format of the script,
usually in the .cfg format, is associated with the value of MODE in the TL1
command.
– If the value of MODE is CFGFILE, conform to the following rules:
▪ Contents in the script are the same as contents in the configuration

file backed up on the device by running the backup configuration
xxx command.
▪ The script loaded to the device takes effect only after the device is
restarted. The effect is the same as the operation of loading a
configuration file on the device by running the load configuration
xxx command.
▪ The script can contain character strings such as @para1@ and

@para2@ that represent user-defined settings. Before the command
configuration script is applied to the device, these character strings
are replaced by the value of PARAS in the TL1 command. The script
can contain character strings such as @para1@ and @para2@ that
represent user-defined settings. Before the command configuration
script is applied to the device, these character strings are replaced by
the value of PARAS in the TL1 command.
▪ You can configure service data on a device and back up the

configuration file. The backup becomes a script template after you
change user-defined settings in it to character strings such as
@para1@ and @para2@.
– If the value of MODE is SCRIPTFILE, conform to the following rules:
▪ Each command in the script is a complete command that can be

successfully run in an appropriate mode.
▪ The script does not contain any interactive commands. If a command

passes verification on the device, it should be submitted to the
application module and the application module starts to process
settings without requiring any other user input.
▪ The script does not contain any system resetting commands or any
commands irrelevant to configuration, such as save, load, and
backup.
▪ Each command in the script is valid. If an invalid command is run

unsuccessfully, subsequent commands can be run as usual.
▪ The script can contain rows consisting of #, <xxx>, or [xxx] only. The
# and [xxx] rows will be ignored. In <xxx>, if xxx is a number, it is

regarded as a delay. Otherwise, it is also ignored. If a command is

longer than 255 bytes, it will not be run. Instead, it will be written to
the buffer of error with the reason provided.

are replaced by the value of PARAS in the TL1 command. Multiple
parameters in the configuration file can be replaced and the
parameters are separated with symbol #. Each parameter consists of
a maximum of 64 characters. For example, if PARAS is set to 10#20,
@para1@ and @para2@ in the command configuration script will
be replaced with 10 and 20 respectively. If one parameter needs to
be set to a series of values like A, A+1, A+2, and so on, use
@para1@, (@para1@+1), (@para1@+2), and so on in the
command configuration script and set PARAS to A.
The following is an example:
board add 0/20 h801PRTA
alarm output alarmid 0x12345678
vlan @para1@-@para2@
vlan @para3@
<2>
sysname Huawei
...
After you run this TL1 command wherein PARAS is set to
10#20#100, the following settings are applied to the device:
vlan 10-20
vlan 100
<2>
sysname Huawei
...
– If the value of MODE is TELNET, conform to the following rules:
▪ Commands in the command configuration script are the same as

those you enter in the device CLI after logging in to the device in
Telnet/STelnet mode.

are replaced by the value of PARAS in the TL1 command. The script
can contain character strings such as @para1@ and @para2@ that
represent user-defined settings. Before the command configuration
script is applied to the device, these character strings are replaced by
the value of PARAS in the TL1 command.
enable
config

vlan @para3@
sysname Huawei
...

enable
config
vlan 10-20
vlan 100
sysname Huawei
...
The device supports a fuzzy match with configuration script files based on the
version in the file name. The version number contains eight characters, for
example, VxxxRxxx. If there are multiple versions of configuration script files,
the device automatically matches the file whose version is the same as the
real version of the device. If no such file exists, the device matches the file of
an earlier version. For example, there are three files, test.cfg, test-
V800R311.cfg, and test-V800R313.cfg. If the device version is earlier than
V800R311, the device matches the test.cfg file; if the device version is
V800R312, the device matches the test-V800R311.cfg file; if the device
version is V800R313, the device matches the test-V800R313.cfg file.
● The method for adding command line-based scripts is as follows:
a. Choose Configuration > FTTx Service Pre-Deployment > Configuration
Script Management (traditional style) from the main menu or select
Access Service > FTTx Service Pre-Deployment > Configuration Script
Management (application style) from the main menu.
b. In the information list, right-click and choose Add from the shortcut
menu.
c. In the Add Configuration Script dialog box, enter a script name, set
Execute mode to TL1, and click Add. In the Select Configuration Script
dialog box, select the desired command line script profile and click OK.
Command Format
CFG-DEVEX::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name|(DEV=device-olt-ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-
locateinfomation)):CTAG::(PROFID=file-name)[,MODE=execute-mode]
[,USER=User_Name,PASSWORD=User_Pwd]([,PARAS=value1#value2]|
[,PARAS1NAME=value1[,PARAS2NAME=value2[,PARAS3NAME=value3[,...]]]]);
Supporting Device

Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
If you set
both the DEV
and
ONULOCATEI
NFO
parameters
for an ONU,
that is, enter
DEV=device-
olt-
ipaddress,ON
ULOCATEINF
O=onu-
locate-
infomation,
the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the OLT.

ONULOCATEI OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the N/A

information.
This
parameter is
used with the
DEV
parameter (IP
address of the
OLT).
The format is
subrack
number/slot
ID/port
ID/ONU ID.
For example,
0/2/0/0
indicates the
ONU 0 that is
connected to
port 0/2/0.
PROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

STRING name of the
command
configuration
script to be
issued.

MODE OCTET CFGFILE Indicates the N/A

STRING SCRIPTFILE execution
mode of the
TELNET command
configuration
script.
The options
are as follows:
● CFGFILE:
Indicates
the FTP-
based/
SFTP-
based
command
configurati
on script
loading
mode. In
this mode,
the loaded
command
configurati
on script
replaces
the
original
command
configurati
on script of
the device.
The
configurati
on takes
effect only
after you
restart the
device.
● SCRIPTFILE
: Indicates
the FTP-
based/
SFTP-
based
command
configurati
on script
loading
mode. In

this mode,
the
command
configurati
on script is
added to
the
existing
configurati
on file of a
device. The
configurati
on takes
effect
immediatel
y without
the restart
of the
device.
NOTE
ONUs of
V800R307
C01 and
later
versions
and OLTs
of
V800R008
C00 and
later
versions
support
this mode.
● Telnet:
Indicates
the Telnet/
STelnet
mode. In
this mode,
you can
telnet/
STelnet to
the device
to execute
the
command
configurati
on script.
● When the
MODE=TE
LNET

parameter
is specified:
– If the
USER
and
PASSW
ORD
paramet
ers are
specifie
d, the
U2000
logs in
to the
device
using
the
input
user
informa
tion and
issues
configur
ations
via
Telent
service.
Telent
service
is not
safe.
Therefo
re, this
way is
not
recomm
ended.
– If the
USER
and
PASSW
ORD
paramet
ers are
not
specifie
d, you
need to
set

Telnet/
STelnet
parame
ters on
the
U2000.
The
U2000
logs in
to the
device
using
the
configur
ed
paramet
ers and
issues
configur
ations.
The
STelnet
service
is
securer
than
the
Telent
service.
Therefo
re, the
STelnet
service
is
recomm
ended.
NOTE
● SFTP is
securer
than FTP
and TFTP.
Therefore,
SFTP is
recommen
ded.

USER OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the N/A

STRING user name for
logging in to
the device.
NOTE
This
parameter is
supported
only when
MODE is set
to TELNET.
PASSWORD OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the N/A

STRING password for
logging in to
the device.
NOTE
This
parameter is
supported
only when
MODE is set
to TELNET.

PARAS OCTET SIZE (129) Indicates the N/A

STRING custom
parameter to
be applied to
a device. It
can replace
the @para@
parameter in
the command
configuration
scripts.
Multiple
parameters in
the
configuration
file can be
replaced and
the
parameters
are separated
with symbol
#. Each
parameter
consists of a
maximum of
64 characters.
For example,
if PARAS is
set to 10#20,
@para1@
and
@para2@ in
the command
configuration
script will be
replaced with
10 and 20
respectively. If
one
parameter
needs to be
set to a series
of values like
A, A+1, A+2,
and so on,
use
@para1@,
(@para1@
+1),
(@para1@

+2), and so
on in the
command
configuration
script and set
PARAS to A.
PARASNNAM OCTET SIZE (512) Indicates the N/A

E STRING custom
parameter to
be applied to
a device. It
can replace
the @para@
parameter in
the PROFID
configuration
file. This
parameter is
not fixed but
can be
customized,
for example,
VLAN or
SYANAME.
Multiple
parameters in
the
configuration
file can be
replaced and
the
parameters
are separated
with symbol
#. Each
parameter
consists of a
maximum of
512
characters. N
is an integer
ranging from
1, for
example, 1, 2,
3...

NOTE
You must enter either the device ID or the device name.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1616445446 The configuration script Upload the required

file does not exist. configuration script file
to the \server\var
\oss_tmp\access
\hostcfg directory on the
server.
1616445448 Logging in to the device Verify that the user

failed. name and password for
logging in to the device
are correct or that the
number of logins
through this user name
does not exceed the
maximum value.
1618280493 Telnet/STelnet Check whether the

parameters are not set command contains
for the NE MODE=TELNET but does
not contain the USER or
PASSWORD parameter.
If yes, set Telnet/
STelnet parameters on
the U2000 and issue this
command again.
Example
Example 1: Assume that the user name and password for logging in to the device
named 10.78.32.13 are root and mduadmin respectively. To issue the \server\var
\oss_tmp\access\hostcfg\test.cfg file on the server to the device and replace
@para1@ and @para2@ in the file with 10.0.0.0 and 10.11.12.13 respectively, run
the following command:

CFG-
DEVEX::DEV=10.78.32.13:1::PROFID=test.cfg,MODE=TELNET,USER=root,PASSW
ORD=mduadmin,PARAS=10.0.0.0#10.11.12.13;

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Example 2: Assume that the user name and password for logging in to the device
named 10.78.32.13 are root and mduadmin respectively. To issue the \server\var
\oss_tmp\access\hostcfg\test.cfg file on the server to the device and replace
@SYSNAME@ and @VLAN@ in the file with MA5600T and 100 respectively, run
CFG-
DEVEX::DEV=10.78.32.13:1::PROFID=test.cfg,MODE=TELNET,USER=root,PASSW
ORD=mduadmin,SYSNAME=MA5600T,VLAN=100;

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Related Command
None.
12.2.32 Issuing the Command Configuration Script to an MDE

Device (CFG-MDUEX)
Usage Note
NOTE
To prevent sensitive data from being leaked, the configuration script should not contain
security-related information such as service passwords and phone numbers.
● This command can be run to execute the command configuration script (.cfg
file) in file loading mode. Then all commands in the command configuration
script are issued to the device. In this mode, the command configuration
script is added to the existing configuration file of a device. The configuration
takes effect immediately without the restart of the device.
NOTE
EPON MDUs of V800R307C01 and later versions support this mode.
● The configuration principles of the command configuration script are as
follows:
With a command configuration script and the TL1 command CFG-MDUEX,
you can quickly set parameters for similar services on devices of the same
type and with the same number of ports. The script is in the .cfg format and
has the following rules:

– Naming rule
The naming rule is associated with the PROFID parameter in the TL1
command CFG-MDUEX. The file name format is Device type-PROFID-
Version.cfg for the MA5612, MA5616, and MA5610 and Device type-
Number of FE electrical ports-PROFID-Version.cfg for other types of
device, please set Number of FE electrical ports to 0 if the device has no
FE electrical ports.
▪ PROFID: For broadband services, PROFID must be HSI. For voice

services, PROFID must be VOICE. For other common configurations,
PROFID must be COMMON.
▪ Version: The version number contains eight characters, for example,

VxxxRxxx. If there are multiple versions of configuration script files,
the device automatically matches the file whose version is the same
as the real version of the device. If no such file exists, the device
matches the file of an earlier version. For example, there are three
files, MA5616-COMMON.cfg, MA5616-COMMON-V800R311.cfg,
and MA5616-COMMON-V800R313.cfg. If the device version is
earlier than V800R311, the device matches the MA5616-
COMMON.cfg file; if the device version is V800R312, the device
matches the MA5616-COMMON-V800R311.cfg file; if the device
version is V800R313, the device matches the MA5616-COMMON-
V800R313.cfg file.
NOTE
The MA5612, MA5616, and MA5610 must have the NE type-PROFID.cfg file. Other
types of NEs must have the NE type-FE electrical port quantity-PROFID.cfg file,
please set Number of FE electrical ports to 0 if the device has no FE electrical
ports.For example, if the device is the MA5620 V800R313 with eight Ethernet ports
and PROFID is COMMON, add a script for importing the MA5620-8-COMMON.cfg
file to the Configuration Script Management function.
– Configuration rule
A command configuration script is a collection of device commands and
has the following configuration rules:
▪ Each command in the script is a complete command that can be

successfully run in an appropriate mode.
▪ The script does not contain any interactive commands. If a command

passes verification on the device, it should be submitted to the
application module and the application module starts to process
settings without requiring any other user input.
▪ The script does not contain any system resetting commands or any
commands irrelevant to configuration, such as save, load, and
backup.
▪ Each command in the script is valid. If an invalid command is run

unsuccessfully, subsequent commands can be run as usual.
▪ The script can contain rows consisting of #, <xxx>, or [xxx] only. The
# and [xxx] rows will be ignored. In <xxx>, if xxx is a number, it is
regarded as a delay. Otherwise, it is also ignored. If a command is

longer than 255 bytes, it will not be run. Instead, it will be written to
the buffer of error with the reason provided.

are replaced by the value of PARAS in the TL1 command. Multiple
parameters in the configuration file can be replaced and the
parameters are separated with symbol #. Each parameter consists of
a maximum of 64 characters. For example, if PARAS is set to 10#20,
@para1@ and @para2@ in the command configuration script will
be replaced with 10 and 20 respectively. If one parameter needs to
be set to a series of values like A, A+1, A+2, and so on, use
@para1@, (@para1@+1), (@para1@+2), and so on in the
command configuration script and set PARAS to A.
vlan @para3@
<2>
sysname Huawei
...

vlan 10-20
vlan 100
<2>
sysname Huawei
...
● The method for adding command line-based scripts is as follows:

a. Choose Configuration > FTTx Service Pre-Deployment > Configuration
Script Management (traditional style) from the main menu or select
Access Service > FTTx Service Pre-Deployment > Configuration Script
Management (application style) from the main menu.
b. In the information list, right-click and choose Add from the shortcut
menu.
c. In the Add Configuration Script dialog box, enter a script name, set
Execute mode to TL1, and click Add. In the Select Configuration Script
dialog box, select the desired command line script profile and click OK.
● If you enable the TL1 offline predeployment function, a scheduling task is
generated in the scheduling center when you run the CFG-MDUEX command,
and TL1 commands are added to this task as subitems. After MDUs are
powered on, TL1 commands are issued in sequence. If you do not enable the
TL1 offline predeployment function, an error message is displayed indicating
that devices are offline when you run the CFG-MDUEX command. For details
about how to set the configuration item LoadOffline, see Table 8-1.
Command Format
CFG-MDUEX::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(ONTKEY=ont-password):CTAG::(PROFID=file-name)
([,PARAS=value1#value2]|[,PARAS1NAME=value1[,PARAS2NAME=value2[,PARAS3NAME=value3[,...]]]]);

Supporting Device
70 MA5610
104 MA5612
100 MA5616
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5894S
Input Parameter
Param Type Range Description Defau
eter lt
DID INTEG - Indicates the OLT device ID. N/A

ER
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the OLT device name by N/A
STRIN default. If the value of the
G configuration item DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter indicates the IP
address of the device. For details
about how to modify configuration
items, see 23.7 How to Locate a
Device According to the IP Address.
ONTKE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the SN or password of a N/A

Y STRIN GPON ONU or the key or MAC
G address of an EPON ONU. You can
locate an MDU according to the OLT
device and the ONT key.

Param Type Range Description Defau

eter lt
PROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the command N/A
D STRIN configuration script to be issued.
G NOTE
● When this parameter is set to NULL,
only a scheduling task is generated and
no command configuration script is
issued.
● PROFID: For broadband services,
PROFID must be HSI. For voice
services, PROFID must be VOICE. For
other common configurations, PROFID
must be COMMON.
PARAS OCTET SIZE (129) Indicates the custom parameter to be N/A

STRIN applied to a device. It can replace the
G @para@ parameter in the command
configuration scripts.
Multiple parameters in the
configuration file can be replaced and
the parameters are separated with
symbol #. Each parameter consists of
a maximum of 64 characters. For
example, if PARAS is set to 10#20,
@para1@ and @para2@ in the
command configuration script will be
replaced with 10 and 20 respectively.
If one parameter needs to be set to a
series of values like A, A+1, A+2, and
so on, use @para1@, (@para1@+1),
(@para1@+2), and so on in the
command configuration script and set
PARAS to A.
PARAS OCTET SIZE (512) Indicates the custom parameter to be -

NNAM STRIN applied to a device. It can replace the
E G @para@ parameter in the PROFID
configuration file. This parameter is
not fixed but can be customized, for
example, VLAN or SYANAME.
Multiple parameters in the
configuration file can be replaced and
the parameters are separated with
symbol #. Each parameter consists of
a maximum of 512 characters. N is an
integer ranging from 1, for example, 1,
2, 3...

NOTE
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1616445446 The configuration script Upload the required

file does not exist. configuration script file
to the \server\var
\oss_tmp\access
\hostcfg directory on the
server.
Example
Example 1: To issue the \server\var\oss_tmp\access\hostcfg\MA5620-8-
COMMON.cfg file on the server to the device whose ONTKEY is ma5620e and
replace @SYSNAME@ and @VLAN@ in the file with MA5620 and 100
respectively, run the following command:
CFG-MDUEX::DEV=10.70.32.13,ONTKEY=ma5620e:
1::PROFID=COMMON,SYSNAME=MA5620,VLAN=100;

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Example 2: To issue the \server\var\oss_tmp\access\hostcfg\MA5620-8-

COMMON.cfg file on the server to the device whose ONTKEY is ma5620e and
replace @para1@ and (@para1@+1) in the file with 6 and 7 respectively, run the
following command:
CFG-MDUEX::DEV=10.70.32.13,ONTKEY=ma5620e:
1::PROFID=COMMON,PARAS=6;

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Related Command
None.
12.2.33 Configuring the ANCP (CFG-PORTANCPINTERFACE)

Usage Note
This command is used to distribute ADSL, VDSL2, G.SHDSLto different ANCP
domains that are managed by different broadband network gateways (BNGs).
Ensure that the ANCP domain is enabled before running this command.
The command cannot be used to configure Access Node Control Protocol (ANCP)
for ONTs.
Command Format
CFG-PORTANCPINTERFACE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num[,ONTID=ont-id]:CTAG::PARTITIONID=Partition-ID,ENABLESWITCH=Switch,INTERFACETYPE=InterFace-
TYPE[,(VPI=PVC-VPI,VCI=PVC-VCI)|(VLANID=Vlan-ID)];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the -

port ID.

ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the -

NOTE ONU ID.
If the UNI NOTE
port is of 10G This
GPON or 10G parameter is
EPON, the available only
value range is in FTTH
0-255; if the scenarios.
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-63.
PARTITIONID INTEGER 1-255 Indicates the -

ID of the
ANCP
domain.
ENABLESWIT OCTET ● ENABLE Enables or -

CH STRING ● DISABLE disables the
ANCP
function of
the ports.
INTERFACETY OCTET ● ETH Indicates the -

PE STRING ● ATM type of the
packets
during the
ANCP session.
VPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the -

VPI of the
ANCP.
NOTE
● This
parameter
can be set
only when
INTERFAC
ETYPE is
set to
ATM.
● This
parameter
is not
supported
in FTTH
scenarios.

VCI INTEGER 32-65535 Indicates the -

VCI of the
ANCP. It is
used to
identify a
virtual
channel in a
virtual path.
NOTE
● This
parameter
can be set
only when
INTERFAC
ETYPE is
set to
ATM.
● This
parameter
is not
supported
in FTTH
scenarios.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the -

ID of the user
VLAN.
NOTE
● This
parameter
can be set
only when
INTERFAC
ETYPE is
set to ETH.
● This
parameter
is not
supported
in FTTH
scenarios.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid parameter Ensure that the command is

or mandatory parameter is correct according to the following
null, or Value of parameter requirements:
is wrong. ● The parameter values do not
exceed the ranges of the
command.
are correct.
the correct order.
Example
Example 1: To configure the ANCP of port 0/13/3 on the MA5600T named
CFG-
PORTANCPINTERFACE::DEV=10.144.194.11,FN=0,SN=13,PN=3:CTAG::PARTITION
ID=1,ENABLESWITCH=ENABLE,INTERFACETYPE=ATM,VPI=1,VCI=32;
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Example 2:To configure the ANCP of ONT 10 of port 0/16/2 on the MA5600T
named 10.185.215.20, run the following command:
CFG-
PORTANCPINTERFACE::DEV=10.185.215.20,FN=0,SN=16,PN=2,ONTID=10:CTAG::
PARTITIONID=2,ENABLESWITCH=ENABLE,VLANID=1;
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Related Command

12.2.34 Modifying System Attributes for NEs (CFG-

DEVSYSPARA)
Usage Note
Currently, the MAC duplicate function of NEs can be modified.
Command Format
CFG-DEVSYSPARA::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::(MACDUPLICATE=mac-duplicate);
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
34 MA5680T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER 7340032-825 Indicates the N/A

3439 device ID.


STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

MACDUPLICA OCTET ENABLE Indicates the N/A

TE STRING DISABLE MAC
duplicate
function.
Before the
source MAC
address of a
port is aged,
the access
node learns
the source
MAC address
of the port
from another
port and then
updates the
mapping
between the
source MAC
address and
the port in
the MAC
address table.
This process is
called MAC
address
duplicate
(also known
as MAC
address
flapping),
because it can
be regarded
as if the
access node
copied the
MAC address
from one port
to another
port (the
MAC address
flaps from
one port to
another port).
Setting
ACDUPLICAT
E to DISABLE
can prevent
the MAC
addresses of

authorized
users or
upper-layer
devices from
being
duplicated by
malicious
users.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not Verify that the entered

exist. parameters for locating
the device are correct.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the

parameter or mandatory command is correct
parameter is null, or according to the
Value of parameter is following requirements:
wrong ● The parameter values
do not exceed the
ranges of the
parameters specified
by the command.
● The entered
parameter names are
correct.
● The parameters are
entered in the correct
order.
Example
To modify the system attributes of the NE named 10.144.252.32, run the
following command:

CFG-DEVSYSPARA::DEV=10.144.252.32:CTAG::MACDUPLICATE=ENABLE;
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Related Command

System
TL1 NBI User Guide 13 Performance Management
13 Performance Management
13.1 Creating a Performance Measurement Task (CRE-PMTSK)
13.1 Creating a Performance Measurement Task (CRE-

PMTSK)
Usage Note
● Measurement objects, such as devices and boards, have been configured.
● Before running this command, run the database script to change
TL1_ENABLED =0 to TL1_ENABLED = 1: update MCDB..tbl_usercfg_param
set strItemValue = '1' where strItemName = 'TL1_ENABLED' and
strSubSystemName ='PM'; run the database script to check whether the
modification takes effect: SELECT * FROM MCDB..tbl_usercfg_param where
strItemName = 'TL1_ENABLED'; and log in to the System Monitor client to
restart the PMSDm process.
Command Format
CRE-PMTSK::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::TASKNAME=task-name,MUID=mu-id,MOLIST=mo-
list,REPTINVL=period[,STARTDATE=start-date][,ENDDATE=end-date][,COLLINTVL=period];
Supporting Device
Table 13-1 Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E

System
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
Table 13-2 Input Parameter


OLT device ID.

System

STRING default OLT
device name.
If the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
TASKNAME OCTET SIZE (1-300) Indicates the N/A

STRING name of a
performance
measurement
task.

System
MUID INTEGER 1-429496729 Indicates the N/A

6 ID of a data
monitoring
template.
Options are
as follows:
● 90016:
CPU
occupancy
● 90017:
memory
occupancy
● 90018:
Ethernet
port
performan
ce
collection
● 90019:
Ethernet
port traffic
performan
ce
collection
template
● 90020:
Ethernet
port
packet
statistics
template
● 90021:
VLAN
network
flow
collection
template
● 90022:
VLAN
service
flow
collection
template
● 90023:
EPON UNI
port up
and down

System
stream
rate
● 90024:
EPON port
Ethernet
statistic
template
● 90025:
EPON ONT
Ethernet
statistics
template
● 90026:
EPON UNI
port
optical
module
statistics
template
● 90027:
EPON ONT
optical
module
performan
ce
● 90028:
EPON UNI
port
optical
module
statistics
template
(profile
mode)
● 90029:
GPON
ONT
optical
module
statistics
template
(profile
mode)
● 90030:
GPON UNI
port
Ethernet
statistics

System
template
(profile
mode)
● 90031:
GPON UNI
Ethernet
port
statistics
template
(profile
mode)
● 90032:
GPON
ONU TDM
E1 port
error
statistics
template
● 90033:
GPON UNI
port
optical
module
statistics
template
● 90034:
GPON
ONT
optical
module
statistics
template
● 90035:
GPON UNI
port
Ethernet
statistics
template
● 90036:
GPON
ONT
Ethernet
port
statistics
template
● 90037:
EPON OLT
LLID

System
statistics
template
● 90038:
EPON ONT
up and
down
stream
rate
● 90039: SIP
performan
ce
template
● 90060:
ADSL KPI
● 90061:
VDSL KPI

System
MOLIST OCTET SIZE (1-255) Indicates the N/A

STRING measurement
object. One or
more
measurement
objects can be
entered at a
time. Multiple
measurement
objects must
be separated
by ampersand
(&).
Measurement
objects are
entered in the
following
formats:
● For boards:
CARD-
Frame-
Slot, for
example,
CARD-0-10
.
● For
Ethernet
ports: ETH-
shelf-slot-
port, for
example,
ETH-0-1-0.
● For ADSL
ports:
ADSL-
shelf-slot-
port, for
example,
ADSL-0-1-
0.
● For VDSL
ports:
VDSL-
shelf-slot-
port, for
example,
VDSL-0-1-
0.

System
● For VLANs:
VLAN-
vlanid, for
example,
VLAN-1.
● For
STACKING
VLANs:
STACKING
VLAN-
vlanid-
vlanid, for
example,
TACKINGV
LAN-1-2.
The two
VLAN IDs
include
one inner
VLAN ID
and one
outer
VLAN ID.
● For PON
ports:
PON-shelf-
slot-port,
for
example,
PON-0-1-2
.
● For ONT
ports:
ONTPORT-
shelf-slot-
port-
OntID-UNI
ID, for
example,
ONTPORT-
0-1-1-2.
● For ONTs:
PON-shelf-
slot-port-
ONTID, for
example,
PON-0-1-2
-3.

System
● For media
gateways
(MGs):
MG-MG
ID, for
example,
MG-1.
● For IGMP:
IGMP-
IGMP ID,
for
example,
IGMP-1.
REPTINVL OCTET ● 5 MIN Indicates the N/A

STRING ● 10 MIN collection
granularity.
● 15 MIN
● 30 MIN
● 60 MIN
● 1440 MIN
● 10080 MIN
STARTDATE OCTET YY-MM-DD- Indicates the N/A

STRING HH-MM-SS collection
start time.
ENDDATE OCTET YY-MM-DD- Indicates the N/A

STRING HH-MM-SS collection end
time.
COLLINTVL OCTET ● 5 MIN Indicates the N/A

STRING ● 10 MIN polling
interval. The
● 15 MIN value of this
● 30 MIN parameter
● 60 MIN must be the
same as that
● 1440 MIN of REPTINVL.
● 10080 MIN
NOTE
The device ID or the device name must be set.
Response Format

System
Output Parameter
Paramet Type Range Description
er
TaskID INTEGER 1000001-429 Indicates the ID of a performance

4967296 measurement task, which is generated
automatically by the U2000.
Error Code
2686058531 The device Ensure that the device is successfully added to

does not the U2000. If the device is located by device
exist. name, enter the device name as the value of the
DEV parameter. If the device is not located by
device name, enter the IP address of the device.
2686058498 Missing, Ensure that the command is correct according

invalid to the following requirements:
parameter ● The parameter value does not exceed the
or
mandatory parameter range specified by the command.
parameter is ● Entered parameter names are correct.
blank, or
the value of ● Parameters are entered in the correct order.
the
parameter is
wrong.
Example
To create a CPU usage measurement task for board 0/9 on the device named
10.71.62.138 by using the data monitoring template (ID: 90016), run the
following command:
CRE-
PMTSK::DEV=10.71.62.138:100::TASKNAME=cputaskname,MUID=90016,MOLIS
T=CARD-0-9,REPTINVL=5MIN,COLLINTVL=5MIN;

7340035 2010-10-28 15:24:55
M COMPLD
; TaskID: 1000062
Related Command

System
TL1 NBI User Guide 14 Notification of Resource Changes
14 Notification of Resource Changes
This topic provides the commands for registering, canceling, and querying the
notification of resource changes. Device resource management includes the
notification of adding or deleting a device, shelf, or board.
14.1 Notifying Resource Changes

This topic provides commands and examples for registering, canceling, and
querying resource change notifications.
14.2 Notifying Device Resource Changes
This topic provides the notifications and examples of device resource changes,
including the addition and deletion of devices, shelves, and slots.
14.3 Notifying GPON Resource Changes
This topic provides the notifications and examples of GPON resource changes,
including the event that an FTTH GPON ONU port is online, automatic ONU
discovery, and ONU replacement.
14.4 Notifying EPON Resource Changes
This topic provides the notifications and examples of EPON resource changes,
including the event that an FTTH ONU port is online, automatic ONU discovery,
and ONU replacement.
14.1 Notifying Resource Changes

This topic provides commands and examples for registering, canceling, and
querying resource change notifications.
14.1.1 Registering the Notification of Resource Changes (REG-

RESCHGNOTIFY)
Usage Note
After this command is issued, the OSS/NMS receives the notification of resource
changes when the resources such as the device, shelf, and slot change.

System
Command Format
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::CTAG::;
Supporting Device
This command has nothing to do with the type of device.
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To register the notification of resource changes for the current user, run the
following command:
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::1::;
0 2005-06-09 16:07:19
M 1 COMPLD
Related Command
None.
14.1.2 Canceling the Notification of Resource Changes (UREG-

RESCHGNOTIFY)
Usage Note
None.

System
Command Format
UREG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To cancel the notification of resource changes for the current user, run the
following command:
UREG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::2::;
0 2005-06-09 16:07:19
M 2 COMPLD
Related Command
None.
14.1.3 Querying the Notification of Resource Changes (LST-

BMSRESCHANOTIFY)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-BMSRESCHANOTIFY:::CTAG::STARTAID=initial AID[,ENDAID=last AID];

System
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
STARTAID INTEGER 0-214748364 Indicates the start -

7 access identifier
(AID). It is used to
query the
notifications
whose sequence
number is greater
than or equal to
the start AID.
ENDAID INTEGER 0-214748364 (Optional) -

7 Indicates the end
AID. It is used to
query the
notifications
whose sequence
number is smaller
than or equal to
the end AID.
Response Format
title="Changed resource notice whose ID from" + STARTAID + " to " + ENDAID
name of attributes: AID mark DID DEV FN SN
Output Parameter
Descr Type Range Description
iptio
n
AID INTEGE 0-2147483647 Indicates the sequence number

R of the notification of resource
changes.

System
Descr Type Range Description

iptio
n
mark OCTET ● DEVAFFIRM Indicates the resource change.

STRING ● FRAMEAFFIRM The meanings of the options are
as follows:
● SLOTAFFIRM
● DEVAFFIRM: A device is
● DEVDEL confirmed.
● FRAMEDEL ● FRAMEAFFIRM: A shelf is
● SLOTDEL confirmed.
● SLOTAFFIRM: A slot is
confirmed.
● DEVDEL: A device is deleted.
● FRAMEDEL: A shelf is deleted.
● SLOTDEL: A slot is deleted.
DID INTEGE - Indicates the device ID.

R
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by

STRING default. If the value of the
FN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.

R
SN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.

R

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not Ensure that the ID of the

exist. notification of resource
changes exists in the
database.
Run the LST-
BMSRESCHANOTIFY:::
2::STARTAID=0;
command to obtain the
maximum ID of the
notification of resource
changes and ensure that
the entered ID is not
greater than the
maximum ID.
Example
To query the notifications sequence serial numbers that are greater than or equal
to 1, run the following command:
LST-BMSRESCHANOTIFY:::2::STARTAID=1;
0 2005-06-09 16:30:53
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
Changed resource notice whose ID from 1

--------------------------------
AID mark DID DEV FN SN
1 SLOTDEL 7344129 10.71.56.151 0 5
2 SLOTDEL 7344129 10.71.56.151 0 6
3 SLOTDEL 7344129 10.71.56.151 0 1
4 DEVAFFIRM 7344129 10.71.56.151 -- --
5 SLOTAFFIRM 7344129 10.71.56.151 0 1
--------------------------------
Related Command
None.
14.2 Notifying Device Resource Changes

This topic provides the notifications and examples of device resource changes,
including the addition and deletion of devices, shelves, and slots.

System
14.2.1 Notifying Device Confirmation

Usage Note
The resource change notification must be registered for the current user through
the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Response Format
It complies with the response format provided in 10.4 Format Description of the
Resource Change Notification.
<header>< auto id ><text block><terminator>
header::=<cr><lf><lf>^^^<DID>^<year>-<month>-<day>^<hour>:<minute>:<second>
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<DEVAFFIRM>
text block::=((<cr><lf>^^^<EN=error-code>) | (<cr><lf>^^^<quoted line>))
quotedline::=^^^<blktag=block-tag><cr><lf>^^^<blkcount=currentblock-count><cr><lf>^^^<blktotal=total-
count><cr><lf><result>
result::=<cr><lf><title><cr><lf>(<->*)<cr><lf>(<attribs>((<values>)*))(<->*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
attribs::=<attrib>((^^<attrib>)*)<cr><lf>
values::=<value>((^^<value>)*)<cr><lf>
terminator::= <cr><lf>(;|>)
title="Information of added device"
name of attributes: DID DEV FN SN
Output Parameter
Paramete Type Range Description
r
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID.

STRING default. When the value of
configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV parameter indicates
the IP address of the device.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. It is

invalid and is set to - to maintain
the unified format.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is invalid

and is set to - to maintain the
unified format.
Error Code
None.

System
Example
If the reporting of TL1 NBI alarms is enabled (that is, the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::
1::; command is executed), the OSS system receives a resource change notification
when the device with ID 7667723 is added successfully.
7667723 2005-05-23 13:01:09
A 1537 DEVAFFIRM
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of added device
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7667723 UA5000(PVM)_10.71.56.139 -- --
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.2 Notifying Device Deletion
Usage Note
Command Format
None. After an OLT is deleted, the U2000 reports a change notification to the OSS.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04

System
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the

device ID.
DEV OCTET STRING SIZE (192) Indicates the

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot

ID.
Error Code
None.

System
Example
when the device with ID 7356419 is deleted successfully.
7356419 2005-05-23 12:51:01
A 1535 DEVDEL
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of deleted device
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7356419 10.71.56.139 -- --
---------------------
;
Related Command
None.
14.2.3 Notifying Device Synchronization
Usage Note
By default, the NE synchronization results are not reported to the OSS. If the
synchronization results need to be reported, modify the
SYNC_COMPLETED_NOTIFY_OSS configuration item of the Table 8-1.
Response Format
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<DEVAFFIRM>
title="Information of data synchronization."
name of attributes: DID DEV SRV RESULT REASON
Output Parameter
r

System

r

configuration item
SRV OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the synchronized service

STRING module.
RESULT OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the synchronization

STRING results.
REASON OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the reason of the

STRING synchronization failure. If the
synchronization succeeds, this
parameter is displayed as "--".
Error Code
None.
Example
After running the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::1::; command to enable the NBI alarming
function, change value of the SYNC_COMPLETED_NOTIFY_OSS configuration
item to 1. After the NE named 10.144.194.164 is synchronized successfully, the
OSS receives resource change notifications.
4294967295 2013-05-28 17:20:17
A 27 SYNCRESULT
blktag=1
blkcount=10
blktotal=10
Information of data synchronization.

----------------------------------
DID DEV SRV RESULT REASON
7340032 10.144.194.164 ADSL Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 EPON Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 ETH Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 GPON Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 IGMP Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 PHYRES Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 PROTOCOL Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 SERVICEPORT Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 VDSL Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 VOIP Synchronization succeeded. --
----------------------------------

System
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.4 Notifying Shelf Confirmation
Usage Note
Supporting Device
Response Format
title="Information of added frame "
Output Parameter
er

configuration item
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is invalid

and is set to - to maintain the
unified format.
Error Code
None.
Example
when the shelf with ID 1 is added successfully.

System
7667714 2005-06-07 15:17:29

A 3937 FRAMEAFFIRM
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of added frame
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7667714 AMG_10.71.60.22 1 --
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.5 Notifying the Shelf Deletion

Usage Note
Supporting Device
Response Format
title="Information of deleted frame "

Output Parameter

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVME
AN is 1, the DEV parameter
indicates the IP address of the
device.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is

invalid and is set to - to
maintain the unified format.

System
Error Code
None.
Example
when the shelf with ID 7667714 is deleted successfully.
7667714 2005-06-10 11:59:49
A 16 FRAMEDEL
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of deleted frame
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7667714 10.71.60.22 1 --
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.6 Notifying Slot Confirmation
Usage Note
Response Format
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<SLOTAFFIRM>
title="Information of added slot "
Output Parameter
r

System

r

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVMEA
N is 1, the DEV parameter
device.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.
Error Code
None.
Example
when the slot 11 of shelf 0 is added successfully.
7712779 2005-05-23 13:10:51
A 1539 SLOTAFFIRM
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of added slot
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7712779 MA5600V3_10.71.60.53 0 11
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.7 Notifying the Slot Deletion
Usage Note
Supporting Device

System
Response Format
title="Information of deleted slot "
Output Parameter

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVM
EAN is 1, the DEV parameter
device.
Error Code
None.
Example
when the slot 1 in shelf 0 is deleted successfully.
7344129 2005-06-09 16:29:41
A 7 SLOTDEL
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of deleted slot
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7344129 10.71.56.151 0 1
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

System
14.2.8 Reporting Notifications of OLT Attribute Changes

Usage Note
The notification of resource changes must have been registered for the current
user through the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
There is no command format. The U2000 automatically reports a notification to
the OSS after the name, alias or remark of an OLT is changed.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
There is no input parameter.
Response Format
This response format complies with that provided in 10.4 Format Description of
the Resource Change Notification.
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<OLTMODNOTIFY>

System

title="Information of modified device"
name of attributes: DID NAME ALIAS DLOC REMARK
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the OLT

ID.
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the OLT

name.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (192) Indicates the OLT

alias.
DLOC OCTET STRING SIZE (100) Indicates the OLT

location.
REMARK OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the OLT

remark.
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), and the alias of the OLT (ID: 7340034) is changed, the
OSS system receives a corresponding resource change notification as follows:
Command:
There is no command.
7340034 2011-02-16 16:27:03
A 1 OLTMODNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of modified device

-----------------------------------------------
DID NAME ALIAS DLOC REMARK
7340034 -- 123_ -- --
-----------------------------------------------

System
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.9 Reporting Notifications of MDU Attribute Changes
Usage Note
Command Format
the OSS after the name, alias, location or remark of an MDU is changed.
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
Input Parameter

System
Response Format
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<MXUMODNOTIFY>
title="Information of modifyed device"
name of attributes: DID NAME ALIAS DLOC REMARK
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the MDU ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the MDU name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the MDU alias.

STRING
DLOC OCTET SIZE (100) Indicates the MDU

STRING location.
REMARK OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the MDU

STRING remark.
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), and the attributes of the MDU (ID: 7340038) are
changed, the OSS system receives a resource change notification.
Command:
None.
7340038 2011-02-18 14:35:05
A 1 MXUMODNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of modified device

System
-------------------------------------------
DID NAME ALIAS DLOC REMARK
7340038 -- 123_ -- --
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.10 Reporting Notifications of ONU Addition
Usage Note
● The OLT has discovered xPON boards and xPON ports.
● The notification of resource changes must have been registered for the
current user through the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
There is no command format.
FTTH ONU ports report notifications of ONU addition automatically. Therefore,

you do not need to run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter
Response Format
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port

ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONU

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
Error Code
None.

System
Example
1::; command is executed), and ONU 13 connected to port 0/3/0 on the device
named 10.144.79.135 is added, the system receives a resource change notification.
Command:

7340134 2010-11-24 15:32:54
A 1 ONUADDNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of added onu
---------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID
7340134 10.144.79.135 0 3 0 13
---------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.11 Reporting Notifications of ONU Deletion
Usage Note
● The OLT must be online.
● The OLT must already discover xPON boards and xPON ports.
● The ONT information must have been added to the OLT correctly.
● The notification of resource changes must have been registered for the
Command Format
FTTH ONU ports report notifications of ONU deletion automatically. Therefore,

you do not need to run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T

System
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
Response Format
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

System

ID.

ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), and ONU 13 connected to port 0/3/0 on the device
named 10.144.79.135 is deleted, the system receives a resource change
notification.
Command:

7340134 2010-11-24 15:33:32
A 1 ONUDELNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of deleted onu

--------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID
7340134 10.144.79.135 0 3 0 13
--------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

System
14.2.12 Reporting Notifications of Board Attribute Changes

Usage Note
Command Format
the OSS after the alias of a board is changed.
Supporting Device
44 MA5600 V300
219 UA5000 (PVM)
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
Response Format

System
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<BOARDMODNOTIFY>

title="Information of modified board"
name of attributes: DID FN SN ALIAS
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the new

alias of the board.
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), and the alias of the board on the device (ID: 7340034)
is changed to lwy123112323, the OSS system receives a resource change
notification.
Command:

4294967295 2011-02-16 16:47:04
A 1 BOARDMODNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the modified board.

-----------------------
DID FN SN ALIAS
7340034 0 9 lwy123112323
-----------------------

System
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.13 Notifying Plug and Play Deployment Completion

Usage Note
The resource change notification is registered for the current user by running the
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
None. When a certain ONU is deployed by using the plug and play (PnP) policy,
the U2000 reports a PnP deployment completion notification to the OSS.
Supporting Device
All MDUs and ONTs.
Input Parameter
None
Response Format
It complies with the command output format provided in 10.4 Format
Description of the Resource Change Notification.
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<PONFREEONUDEPLOYED>
title="Information of the free onu deployed."
name of attributes: OLTNAME OLTIP OLTID FRAME SLOT PORT ONUID MXUDID ONUNAME ONUIP
ONUTYPE VENDORID VERSION AUTHINFO
Output Parameter
OLTNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the

name of the OLT
to which the ONU
belongs.
OLTIP OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the IP

address of the
OLT to which the
ONU belongs.

System
OLTID INTEGER - Indicates the

deviceID of the
OLT to which the
ONU belongs.
FRAME INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

subrack ID of the
OLT to which the
ONU belongs.
SLOT INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot

ID of the OLT to
which the ONU
belongs.
PORT INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port

ID of the OLT to
which the ONU
belongs.
ONUID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONU

ID. Note: the GE
upstream port
does not have an
ONU ID, this
parameter is
displayed as -.
MXUDID INTEGER - Indicates the ID of

the MxU
corresponding to
the ONU. Note: If
the ONU is an
ONT, this
parameter is
displayed as -.
ONUNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

name of the ONU.
ONUIP OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the IP

address of the
ONU.
ONUTYPE OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the type

of the ONU.
VENDORID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

vendor ID of the
ONU.
NOTE
Return HWTC for
HUAWEI ONU.

System
VERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the

version of the
ONU.
AUTHINFO OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the

authentication
information of the
ONU.
Error Code
None
Example
After the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::1::; command is run, the OSS receives a resource
change notification when a certain ONU is deployed by using the PnP policy.
● Command issued:
None
● Response message:
3145728 2014-08-08 14:05:39
3145728 2014-08-08 14:05:39

A 8 PONFREEONUDEPLOYED
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the free onu deployed.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OLTNAME OLTIP OLTID FRAME SLOT PORT ONUID MXUDID ONUNAME ONUIP ONUTYPE
VENDORID VERSION AUTHINFO
10.144.252.40 10.144.252.40 3145728 0 12 0 -- -- 10.144.252.210 10.144.252.210 MA5633 --
MA5633V800R315C00B533 60-DE-44-7E-0A-C3
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.3 Notifying GPON Resource Changes

This topic provides the notifications and examples of GPON resource changes,
including the event that an FTTH GPON ONU port is online, automatic ONU
discovery, and ONU replacement.

System
14.3.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of GPON

ONUs
Usage Note
● The version of the OLT must be later than the MA5600 V800R006C32B086.
● The OLT must already discover the GPON board and the GPON port.
● The trap information must be configured correctly on the OLT, which ensures
that the U2000 server can receive the traps and alarms reported by the OLT.
● The function of discovering an ONU automatically must be enabled on the
GPON port that receives the alarm, and the optical port must be open.
● The notification of resource changes must be already registered for the
Command Format
None.
To report notifications on initial power-on of GPON ONUs, you need not to run
any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.

System
SERIALNUM OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the

serial number
(SN). This
parameter is valid
only when the
authorization
mode is set to SN.
PWD OCTET STRING SIZE (36) Indicates the

NOTE password. This
For the OLTs parameter is valid
earlier than only when the
V800R011C00, the authorization is in
maximum length
password mode.
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

vendor ID.
NOTE
Return HWTC for
HUAWEI ONU.
EQID OCTET STRING SIZE (40) Indicates the ONU

ID.
MAINSOFTVER OCTET STRING SIZE (15) Indicates the

software version.
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), when an ONU is discovered automatically on port
0/12/1 on the device named 10.144.194.129, the system receives the resource
change notification.
Command:
None.
7340043 2013-11-06 13:54:09
A 1 PONONUFIRSTONLINE
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

System
Information of the onu first online.

----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID SERIALNUM PWD VENDORID EQID MAINSOFTVER
7340043 10.144.194.129 0 12 1 5 48575443348B0909 -- HWTC 240 V1R006C00S122
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.3.2 Notifying the Event That an FTTH GPON ONU Port Is

Online
Usage Note
● The OLT and the ONU must be online.
● The ONU information must be already added to the OLT correctly and
synchronized to the U2000 successfully.
● The notification of resource changes must be registered for the current user
through the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
The FTTH ONU port automatically reports that it is online. Therefore, you do not
need to run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2

System
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
Response Format
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE OCTET STRING ETH Indicates the type

of user port of the
ONU.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the user

port ID of the
ONU. The number
of the user ports
is defined in the
ONT capability
profile.
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), when FE port 1 of ONU 1 connected to port 0/15/0 on
the device named 10.71.211.96 is replaced manually, the system receives the
resource change notification.
Command:
None.
7340047 2010-12-13 14:26:45
A 1 GPONFTTHONUPORTUPNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the FTTH onu port up.

--------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID
7340047 10.78.217.114 0 17 0 0 ETH 1
--------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

System
14.3.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of a GPON ONU
Usage Note
EPON port that receives the alarm, and the optical port must be open.
Command Format
None.
The notification of the automatic discovery of the ONU is reported automatically.

You need not run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
MAC OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC

address of the
ONU that is
discovered
automatically.

System

serial number.
Format: 12-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXX or
16-byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XX. For details
about how to
modify the format
of the returned
SN, see 23.12
How to Modify
the Format of
the Returned SN.
This parameter is
valid only when
the authorization
mode is set to SN.

NOTE password. This
For the OLTs parameter is valid
earlier than only when the
V800R011C00, the authorization is in
maximum length
password mode.
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

vendor ID.
NOTE
Return HWTC for
HUAWEI ONU.

type.

software version.
Error Code
None.
Example

System
Command:
None.
7340033 2009-03-06 13:53:36
A 1 GPONONUAUTOFINDNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu autofind.

----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN SERIALNUM PWD VENDORID EQID MAINSOFTVER
7340043 10.144.194.129 0 12 1 48575443348B0909 -- HWTC 240 V1R006C00S122
----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.3.4 Notifying GPON ONU Replacement

Usage Note
● The version of the OLT must be later than the MA5600 V800R006C32B086
● The notification (alarm) is generated when an MDU is replaced manually.
● The notification (alarm) is generated when the MAC address of an ONT is
changed.
Command Format
None.
The notification of ONU replacement is reported automatically. Therefore, you
need not run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T

System
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
It complies with the format provided in 10.4 Format Description of the Resource
Change Notification.
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

System

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.

type.
OLDSN OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the SN

of the ONU
before the ONU is
replaced.
Indicates the
serial number.
Format: 12-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXX or
16-byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XX. For details
about how to
modify the format
of the returned
SN, see 23.12
How to Modify
the Format of
the Returned SN.

System
NEWSN OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the SN

of the ONU after
the ONU is
replaced.
Indicates the
serial number.
Format: 12-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXX or
16-byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XX. For details
about how to
modify the format
of the returned
SN, see 23.12
How to Modify
the Format of
the Returned SN.
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), when ONU 0 connected to port 0/15/0 on the device
named 10.71.211.96 is replaced manually, the system receives the resource
Command:
None.
7340119 2009-03-06 11:53:30
A 1 ONUAUTOREPLACENOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu auto replace.
---------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID EQID OLDSN NEWSN
7340119 10.71.211.96 0 15 0 0 5620 3454545656 676878798989
---------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

System
14.4 Notifying EPON Resource Changes

This topic provides the notifications and examples of EPON resource changes,
including the event that an FTTH ONU port is online, automatic ONU discovery,
and ONU replacement.
14.4.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of EPON

ONUs
Usage Note
● The OLT must already discover the EPON board and the EPON port.
Command Format
None.
To report notifications on initial power-on of EPON ONUs, you need not to run
any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2

System
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

address of the
ONU that is
discovered
automatically.

System
ONTKEY OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

authentication
password of the
ONU.

vendor ID.
NOTE
Return HWTC for
HUAWEI ONU.

ID.

software version.
Error Code
None.
Example
Command:
None.

7340043 2013-11-06 13:54:09
A 1 PONONUFIRSTONLINE
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu first online.

----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID MAC ONTKEY VENDORID EQID MAINSOFTVER
7340043 10.144.194.129 0 12 1 5 00-1E-E3-22-A9-93 000000000000 HWTC 240 V1R006C00S122
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

System
14.4.2 Notifying the Event That an FTTH ONU Port Is Online
Usage Note
● The OLT and the ONT must be online.
● The ONT information must be already added to the OLT correctly and
● The notification of resource changes must be registered for the current user
through the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
None.
The FTTH ONU port automatically reports that it is online. Therefore, you need
not run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE OCTET STRING ETH Indicates the type

of user port of the
ONT.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the ID of

the user port of
the ONT. The
range of the user
ports is restricted
by the capability
set profile.

System
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), when FE port 1 of ONT 1 connected to port 0/15/0 on
the device named 10.71.211.96 is replaced manually, the system receives the
resource change notification.
Command:
None.

7340033 2009-03-06 13:54:09
A 1 FTTHONUPORTUPNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the FTTH onu port up.

--------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID
7340033 10.71.211.96 0 15 0 1 FE 1
--------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.4.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of an EPON ONU
Usage Note
Command Format
None.
The notification of the automatic discovery of the ONU is reported automatically.

You need not run any command.

System
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter
DEVID INTEGER - Indicates the

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

ID.

System

ID.

address of the
ONU that is
discovered
automatically.

authentication
password of the
ONU.

vendor ID.
EQUIPMENTID OCTET STRING SIZE (40) Indicates the ONU

type.
MAINSOFTVERSI OCTET STRING SIZE (15) Indicates the

ON software version.
Error Code
None.
Example
Command:
None.

7340033 2009-03-06 13:53:36
A 1 ONUAUTOFINDNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu autofind.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEVID DEV FN SN PN MAC ONTKEY VENDORID EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION
7340033 10.71.211.96 0 15 0 00-1E-E3-22-A9-93 000000000000 2011 850e
V100R001C03B055
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;

System
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.4.4 Notifying EPON ONU Replacement
Usage Note
● The version of the OLT must be later than the MA5600 V800R006C32B086
● The notification (alarm) is generated when an MDU is replaced manually.
● The notification (alarm) is generated when the MAC address of an ONT is
changed.
Command Format
None.
The notification of ONU replacement is reported automatically. Therefore, you

need not run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
None.

System
Response Format
It complies with the format provided in 10.4 Format Description of the Resource
Change Notification.
Output Parameter
DEVID INTEGER - Indicates the

device ID.

device name by
default. When the
value of
configuration
item
BMSNB_MSGNOT
IFY_DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
EQID OCTET STRING SIZE (40) Indicates the ONT

type.
OLDMAC OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC

address of the
ONU before the
ONU is replaced.

System
NEWMAC OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC

address of the
ONU after the
ONU is replaced.
Error Code
None.
Example
1::; command is executed), when ONU 0 connected to port 0/15/0 on the device
named 10.71.211.96 is replaced manually, the system receives the resource
Command:
None.
7340119 2009-03-06 11:53:30
A 1 ONUAUTOREPLACENOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu auto replace.

---------------------------
DEVID DEV FN SN PN ONTID EQID OLDMAC NEWMAC
7340119 10.71.211.96 0 15 0 0 5620 00-18-82-5D-D2-29 00-18-82-5D-D2-28
---------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

System
TL1 NBI User Guide 15 Inventory Management
15 Inventory Management
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying resources, including
the devices, xDSL (ADSL, G.SHDSL, and VDSL2), videos, xPON (GPON and EPON),
VLANs, Ethernet, service virtual ports, PVCs, VoIP, and ACL&QoS.
NOTE
● Before inventory resources are queried, the latest data on an NE has been synchronized to
the U2000.
● If there is no description for the time format, the time of related commands is in UTC format
by default.
15.1 Querying Device Resources

the devices, shelves, boards, and ports.
15.2 Querying ADSL Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying ADSL resources,
including the ADSL ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.3 Querying G.SHDSL Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying G.SHDSL resources,
including the G.SHDSL ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.4 Querying VDSL2 Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VDSL2 resources,
including the VDSL2 ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.5 Querying G.fast Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying G.fast resources,
including the G.fast ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.6 Querying a Bonding Group
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying the bonding group
on the device and the details of the bonding group.
15.7 Querying Video Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying video resources,
including the information about NTV programs, the NTV users, and the NTV rights
profiles.
15.8 Querying GPON Resources

System
This command is used to query GPON resources, including the GPON ports, ONTs,
and GEM ports.
15.9 Querying EPON Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying the EPON ONTs.
15.10 CNU Resource Query
This topic describes commands and examples for querying a CNU list or details
about a CNU.
15.11 Querying CM Resources
This command is used to query CM (cable modem) resources.
15.12 Querying VLAN Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VLAN resources,
including the VLAN information of devices, VLAN IDs of ports, and transmission
features of VLANs.
15.13 Querying Ethernet Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying Ethernet resources,
including the information about Ethernet ports, Ethernet aggregation groups, SFP
information, and transmission feature statistics of Ethernet ports.
15.14 Querying Service Virtual Port Resources
This command is used to query the service virtual ports.
15.15 Querying PVC Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying PVC resources,
include the PVC traffic profiles and the information about PVCs, VPIs, and PVPs.
15.16 Querying TDM E1 Resources
This topic describes the commands for querying local TDM E1 connections and
usage examples.
15.17 Querying Traffic Profile Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying traffic profile
resources, including the ATM traffic profiles, IP traffic profiles, and MEF IP traffic
profiles.
15.18 Querying PSTN Resources
This topic provides the command and example for querying a V5 PSTN user.
15.19 Querying the ISDN Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying V5 ISDN BRA users
and V5 ISDN PRA users.
15.20 Querying VoIP Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VoIP resources,
including the VoIP PSTN users, VoIP ISDN BRA users, VoIP ISDN PRA users, VAGs,
and VSGs.
15.21 Querying SPC Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying SPC resources,
including the SPC list and details of an SPC.
15.22 Querying SPCM Resources
This topic provides the command and example for querying an SPCM user.
15.23 Querying ACL and QoS Resources

System
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying ACL and QoS
resources, including the ACL groups and subitems of extended ACL groups.
15.24 Querying HQoS Resources
This topic provides the the command and the example for querying an HQoS user
group.
15.1 Querying Device Resources

the devices, shelves, boards, and ports.
15.1.1 Querying a Subnet (LST-SUBNET)

Usage Note
This command is used to query information about all subnets or a specified
subnet on the U2000.
Command Format
LST-SUBNET::[NAMESEQUENCE=sequence of subnet name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
specified.

System
Input Parameter
eter
NAME OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the sequence -

separated by
backslash (\), for
the format of \EM
subnet name on the
NM\Subnet name
sequence on the EM,
for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\
HW\F4.
● Queries
information about
the root subnet and
its lower-level
subnets if this
parameter is not
entered. In a
distributed system,
information about
the root subnet of
the NM and its
lower-level subnets
is queried by
default.
● Queries
information about
a specified subnet
and its lower-level
subnets if this
parameter is
entered.
Response Format
title=Information of subnet
name of attributes: NAMESEQUENCE COMMENT

System
Output Parameter
r
NAMESEQ OCTET SIZE(1024) Indicates the sequence of subnet

UENCE STRING names. Names of subnets in
different layers are separated by
backslash (\), for example, \HW\F4.
In a distributed system, the
parameter value is in the format of
\EM subnet name on the NM
\Subnet name sequence on the
EM, for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\HW\F4.
COMMEN OCTET SIZE(255) Indicates the remarks for the

T STRING subnet.
Error Code
None.
Example
Example 1: To query information about the root subnet and its lower-level
subnets, run the following command:
LST-SUBNET:::2::;

0 2005-12-11 19:57:58
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
Information of subnet
--------------------------
NAMESEQUENCE COMMENT
\
\10.78.217.216
\HW
\A HELLOA
--------------------------
Example 2: To query information about the subnet named \HW\F3 and its lower-
level subnets, run the following command:
LST-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=\HW\F3:2::;

System
0 2005-12-11 19:57:58
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
Information of subnet
--------------------------
NAMESEQUENCE COMMENT
\HW\F3
\HW\F3\WLS HELLOzzw
\HW\F3\CYC HELLOCYC
--------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.1.2 Querying an NE Link (LST-NELINK)

Usage Note
This command is used to query information about an NE link on the U2000.
Command Format
LST-NELINK::[LINKID=link-id][,NAME=link-name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
specified.
Input Parameter
eter
LINKID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ID of the -

STRING link.
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of -

STRING the link.
Response Format
title=NE Link information
name of attributes: LINKID NAME ALIAS OWNER TYPE SOURCEDEV SOURCEFN SOURCESN SOURCEPN
SINKDEV SINKFN SINKSN SINKPN NETTYPE LEVEL SPEED COMMENT

System
Output Parameter
r
LINKID OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ID of the link.

STRING
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the link.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias of the link.

STRING
OWNER OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the owner of the link.

STRING
TYPE OCTET IPLINK Indicates the type of the link.

STRING L2LINK ● IP link
VIRTUALLINK ● Layer 2 link
● Virtual link
SOURCED OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the source

EV STRING end.
SOURCEF Integer 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the

N source end.
SOURCES Integer 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the source

N end.
SOURCEP Integer 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the source

N end.
SINKDEV OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the sink end.
STRING
SINKFN Integer 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the sink

end.
SINKSN Integer 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the sink

end.
SINKPN Integer 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the sink

end.
NETTYPE OCTET IPV4 Indicates the network protocol

STRING IPV6 type.
DUALSTACK

System

r
LEVEL Integer -1 to 20484 Indicates the link level.

The options are as follows:
● 100: 100 m
● 1000: 1000 m
● 4097: E1
● 6401: STM-1
● 6404: STM-4
● 6416: STM-16
● 6464: STM-64
● 6656: STM-256
● 10753: OC-1
● 10755: OC-3
● 10764: OC-12
● 10800: OC-48
● 10944: OC-192
● 11520: OC-768
● 12289: WDM
● 16387: FE
● 16388: GE
● 16389: 10GE
● 16401: ADSL
● 16402: G.SHDSL
● 20481: ATM STM-1
● 20482: ATM STM-2
● 20483: ATM STM-3
● 20484: ATM STM-4
● -1: --
SPEED OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the link rate.

STRING
COMMEN OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the remarks.

T STRING
Error Code
None.
Example
To query information of the link1-name link, run the following command:

System
LST-NELINK::NAME=link1-name:CTAG::;

0 2014-05-20 10:47:22
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NE Link information
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------
LINKID NAME ALIAS OWNER TYPE SOURCEDEV SOURCEFN SOURCESN SOURCEPN
SINKDEV SINKFN SINKSN SINKPN NETTYPE LEVEL SPEED COMMENT
VLINK=0:3:1400553977:3145730:-1:-1:3145770:-1:-1 link1-name -- VIRTUALLINK 10.144.194.40
-1 -1 -1 10.144.252.40 -1 -1 -1 UNKNOWN -- -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------
Related Command
None.
15.1.3 Querying the Information About a Device (LST-DEV)
Usage Note
The DEV (IP address of an optical line terminal) and ONULOCATEINFO
parameters can be used as the location information. Before using these two
parameters as the location information, make sure that the DEV parameter
indicates the device IP address. For details, see 23.7 How to Locate a Device
Command Format
LST-DEV::[(DID=Device-ID)|(DEV=Device-name)|(DEVIP=device-IP)|(DT=device-type)|(DEVVER=device-ver)|
(DEV=device-olt-ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-information)]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option of
result's attributes][,USERID=user id];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000(PVMV1)
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T

System
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
NOTE
The MA5621 V800R309C00 and later versions support
this command.
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
NOTE
this command.
2317 MA5631
NOTE
this command.
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
The MA5621A V800R311C00 and later versions support
this command.
2323 MA5622A (V800R311C00 and later versions)

System
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later versions)
2318 MA5632
NOTE
The MA5632 V800R310 and later versions support this
command.
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/MA5800-
X2
2369/2370/2371/2372 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04/EA5801-GP08/
EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/EA5800-X2
2354/2368 EDFA3220-D/EDFA3220-D2
2384/2385 EDFA0820-D/EDFA0820-D2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 / MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description De
fau
lt

Device According to the
IP Address.
If you set both the DEV
and ONULOCATEINFO
parameters for an ONU,
that is, enter DEV=device-
olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINF
O=onu-locate-
information, the DEV
address of the optical line
terminal (OLT).
ONULOCAT OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ONU location -

EINFO STRING information. This
parameter is used with the
DEV parameter (IP address
of the OLT).
The format is subrack ID/
slot ID/port ID/ONU ID. For
example, 0/2/0/0 indicates
the ONU 0 that is
connected to port slot
0/2/0.
DEVIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of -

the device.

System

fau
lt
DT INTEGER See Indicates the device type. -

Supporting
Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type
that supports
decoupling,
see the value
of the typeid
parameter in
the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_acces
s\dcp\pnp
\product
\device type
\device
type.xml file.
DEVVER OCTET SIZE (252) Indicates the device -

STRING version.

System

fau
lt
SHOWOPTI OCTET ● DLOC Specifies the optional -

ON STRING ● AdminStat attributes that can be
displayed.
● WorkMode
● If you do not set this
● ADDITION parameter, the optional
ALINFO attributes are not
● CRTID displayed.
● CRTADDR ● If you set this
● CRTTEL parameter, the optional
attributes are displayed.
● CRTDATE
● REMARK
● TYPE
● NERATELIS
T
● NEPROV
● TOPXY
● EMSID
● ALIAS
● PCBVER
● MAINTAINI
D
● MAINTAIN
ADDR
● MAINTAIN
TEL
● REGISTERS
TAT
● POLLSTAT
US
USERID INTEGER - Indicates the user ID. If you -

set this parameter, the
devices managed by only
this user are displayed,
thereby implementing
rights- and domain-based
management.
NOTE
The DID, DEV, DEVIP, DT, and DEVVER parameters are optional and can be used as query
criteria. If you do not enter the value of any parameter, all the devices are displayed.

System
Response Format
title=Information of Device
name of attributes: DID DEV DEVIP DT DVER DSTAT
DLOC AdminStat WorkMode ADDITIONALINFO CRTID CRTADDR CRTTEL CRTDATE REMARK TYPE
NERATELIST NEPROV
TOPXY EMSID ALIAS PCBVER MAINTAINID MAINTAINADDR MAINTAINTEL REGISTERSTAT POLLSTATUS
Output Parameter
DEV OCTET STRING SIZE (192) Indicates the device

name.
DEVIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address

of the device.
DT OCTET STRING See Supporting Indicates the device type.

Device. When you query
information about an
MA5683T, DT in the
response message is
related to the
TL1_SHOW_MA5683T_S
WITCH configuration
item setting. For details
about the meaning and
setting method of the
configuration item, see
Table 8-1.
DVER OCTET STRING SIZE (252) Indicates the device

version.
DSTAT OCTET STRING ● Connecting Indicates the status of

● Disconnecting the device.
● WarningFault
● MinorFault
● MajorFault
● CriticalFault
● Loop
● Test
● Unknown

System
DLOC OCTET STRING SIZE (252) (Optional) Indicates the

location of the device. By
default, this parameter is
not displayed. If you
enter
SHOWOPTION=DLOC in
the command, this
parameter is displayed.
AdminStat OCTET STRING ● UNKOWN Indicates the

● Plan management status of
the device.
● Install
WorkMode OCTET STRING ● CMSAN Indicates the working

● AMSAN mode of the device. Only
the UA5000 (IPMB)
supports this parameter.
The meanings of the
● CMSAN: It is short for
copper multi-service
access node.
● AMSAN: It is short for
aggregator multi-
service access node.
ADDITION OCTET STRING SIZE (252) Indicates the location of

ALINFO the MDU.
The format of the value
is OLT device name/
subrack ID of the PON
port/slot ID of the PON
port/number of the PON
port/MDUID (ONTID),
such as
10.71.35.172/0/14/0/0.
CRTID OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the ID of an NE

creator.
CRTADDR OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the address of

an NE creator.
CRTTEL OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the telephone

number of an NE
creator.
The parameter value is a
character string in any
format that represents a
telephone number.

System
CRTDATE OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the time when

an NE is created.
● the value of
configuration item
BMS_LST_DEV_CRTD
ATE_SHOW_GMT is
set to 0. Format: year-
month-day
hour:minute:second.
For example,
2010-12-16 07:22:57.
● the value of
configuration item
BMS_LST_DEV_CRTD
ATE_SHOW_GMT is
set to 1. Format: year-
month-day
hour:minute:second
time zone. For
example, 2010-12-16
07:22:57 GMT.
For details about the
meaning and setting
method of the
configuration item, see
Table 8-1.
REMARK OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates remarks.
TYPE OCTET STRING ● OLT Indicates the role of the

● ONU NE.
● OTHER Options are as follows:
● OLT: OLTs
● ONU: ONUs
● OTHER: Other devices

System
NERATELIS OCTET STRING ● 155 M/620 M/ Indicates the upstream

T 1000 M/10000 M port rate supported by
● 1000 M/10000 M an NE.
Options are as follows:
● 155M, 620M, 1000M,
10000M: An OLT or
another device
supports the
upstream port rate of
155 Mbit/s, 620
Mbit/s, 1000 Mbit/s,
or 10000 Mbit/s.
● 1000 M, 10000 M: An
ONU supports the
upstream port rate of
1000 Mbit/s or 10000
Mbit/s at s.
NEPROV OCTET STRING HUAWEI Indicates the NE vender

name.
TOPXY OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the relative

coordinate of an NE in
the Main Topology.
Format: (horizontal
coordinate, vertical
coordinate). For
example, (106, 225).
EMSID OCTET STRING HUAWEIEMS Indicates the ID of an

EMS.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the NE alias.
PCBVER OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the hardware

version of an NE, that is,
the control board
version.
MAINTAINI OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the ID of an NE

D maintenance engineer.
MAINTAIN OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the address of

ADDR an NE maintenance
engineer.
The parameter value is
an email address. For
example:
w11<huawei.com.

System
MAINTAIN OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the telephone

TEL number of an NE
maintenance engineer.
The parameter value is a
character string in any
format that represents a
telephone number.
REGISTERS OCTET STRING ● registered Indicates the registration

TAT ● unregistered status of an ONU.
● registered: The ONU
has been registered.
● unregistered: The
ONU has not been
registered.
POLLSTAT OCTET STRING ● Waiting Indicates the

US ● Synchronizing synchronization status of
device.
● Finished
● UNKNOWN
NOTE
You may use personal information of users when querying the information about the devices.
Therefore, you are obligated to take considerable measures, in compliance with the laws of the
countries concerned and the user privacy policies of your company, to ensure that the personal
data of users is fully protected.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the entered
parameters for locating the
device are correct.
Example
To query all the information about MA5600_10.71.62.26, run the following
command:
LST-DEV::DEV=MA5600_10.71.62.26:19::;
0 2005-12-11 19:57:58
M 19 COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of Device
---------------------------------------
DID DEV DEVIP DT DVER DSTAT
7712769 MA5600_10.71.62.26 10.71.62.26 MA5600V3 MA5600V300R001B01D086SP06
Connecting
---------------------------------------
;
15.1.4 Querying Device Global Configurations (LST-DEVCFG)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-DEVCFG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::SHOWOPTION=option of result's attributes;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612

System
2319 MA5621
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
2322 MA5621A
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2318 MA5632
2323 MA5622A
2324 MA5623
2326 MA5623A
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/
MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 / MA5800C-

X16
Input Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description Def
ault
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device N/A

ID.
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default N/A

STRING device name. When
the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● MACAgingTi Specifies the optional N/A

N STRING me attributes that can be
● DHCPOptio displayed.
n82 ● If you do not set
● MaxLenDHC this parameter, the
PPacket optional attributes
are not displayed.
● DHCPSubOp
tion7 ● If you set this
parameter, the
● DHCPSubOp optional attributes
tion90 are displayed.
● IGMPPacket
Encap
Response Format
Response Format Description
title="Configure information of the device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID MACAgingTime DHCPOption82 MaxLenDHCPPacket DHCPSubOption7
DHCPSubOption90 IGMPPacketEncap

System
Output Parameter

R
MACAging INTEGE 0 Indicates the MAC address aging time. The

Time R 10-100000 value 0 indicates that MAC address aging
0 is disabled.
Unit: s
DHCPOptio OCTET ● ENABLE Indicates the DHCP Option82 function

n82 STRING ● DISABL status. DHCP Option82 is a security
E mechanism used to improve the DHCP
function.
● FORWA
RD
● REBUIL
D
MaxLenDH INTEGE 500-1500 Indicates the maximum length of DHCP

CPPacket R packets.
Unit: Byte
DHCPSubO OCTET ● ENABLE Indicates the DHCP Sub-option7 function

ption7 STRING ● DISABL status. DHCP Sub-option7 is a security
function.
DHCPSubO OCTET ● ENABLE Indicates the DHCP Sub-option90 function

ption90 STRING ● DISABL status. DHCP Sub-option90 is a security
function.
IGMPPacke OCTET ● ALL Indicates the IGMP packet encapsulation

tEncap STRING ● PPP format.
● IP Options are as follows:
● ALL: The IGMP packet encapsulation
format supports PPPoE, IPoA, and IPoE.
● PPP: The IGMP packet encapsulation
format supports PPPoE.
● IP: The IGMP packet encapsulation
format supports IPoA and IPoE.

System
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not Verify that the entered

exist. parameters for locating
the device are correct.
Example
To query global configurations on device 10.144.194.40, run the following
command:
LST-DEVCFG::DEV=10.144.194.40:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=MACAgingTime
DHCPOption82 MaxLenDHCPPacket DHCPSubOption7 DHCPSubOption90
IGMPPacketEncap;
7340032 2014-03-28 21:37:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Configure information of the device 10.144.194.40
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID MACAgingTime DHCPOption82 MaxLenDHCPPacket DHCPSubOption7 DHCPSubOption90
IGMPPacketEncap
7340032 300 ENABLE 1500 DISABLE DISABLE PPP
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.1.5 Querying CPU and Memory Information about an NE

(LST-DEVINFO)
Usage Note
This command allows you to query the type, software version, memory usage,
CPU usage, and temperature of an OLT or ONU.
Command Format
LST-DEVINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|
NAME=ont-name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T

System
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
MA5603U V800R203C00 and later
versions
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
37 MA5662
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
2321 MA5669
2318 MA5632
2324 MA5623
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898

System
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2351 MA5878
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
2323 MA5622A
2326 MA5623A
2350 MA5811S
2342 MA5622A-16
2341 MA5622A-8
2330 MA5633
2325 MA5661
70 MA5610
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONU ID. This
If the UNI parameter,
port is of 10G the device
GPON or 10G name or ID,
EPON, the
and the shelf,
value range is
0-255; if the slot, and port
UNI port is of IDs are used
1G GPON or together to
1G EPON, the locate the
value range is ONU.
0-127.
NOTE
In the case of
the GPBD
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 127.
In the case of
the GPBC
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 63.

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONU.
NOTE
You must set the parameter(s) specified in one of the following items:
● Device name
● Device ID
● Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID
● Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID
● Device name and ONT name
● Device ID and ONT name
Only one record is displayed after the query.
If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, the symbol indicates an invalid value.
Response Format

System
title="List of Device Info "

name of attributes: DEVNAME DEVIP DT DEVER MEM CPU TEMPERATURE
Output Parameter
DEVNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the NE

name.
DEVIP OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicate the IP

address of an NE.
DT OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the NE

type.
When you query
information about
an MA5683T, DT
in the response
message is related
to the
TL1_SHOW_MA5
683T_SWITCH
configuration
item setting. For
details about the
meaning and
setting method of
the configuration
item, see Table
8-1.
DEVER OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the NE

version.
MEM INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the NE

memory usage.
Unit: %
CPU INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the NE

CPU usage.
Unit: %
TEMPERATURE INTEGER 0-150 Indicates the NE

temperature.
Unit: °C

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not The resource does not

exist. exist. In this case, enter
the parameters to locate
an existing resource and
then issue the command.
Example
To query the CPU and memory information about NE 10.71.215.160, run the
following command:
LST-DEVINFO::DEV=10.71.215.160:CTAG::;

7340038 2011-09-13 18:19:09
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
List of Device Info

-----------------------------------------------------
DEVNAME DEVIP DT DEVER MEM CPU TEMPERATURE
10.71.215.160 10.71.215.160 MA5603U MA5600V800R203C00 48 10 --
-----------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-DEV
15.1.6 Querying Subrack Information (LST-FRAME)
Usage Note
There is no usage note.
Command Format
LST-FRAME::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-num]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option of result's
attributes];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
44 MA5600V3

System
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
2321 MA5669

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
95 MA5603T
2330 MA5633
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2344 RPS
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878

System
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
NOTE
Device in the predeployed state do not support the function of querying information about
a subrack.
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

System
FN INTEGER 0-999 (Optional) -

Indicates the
subrack
number.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● ELABEL Specifies the -

N STRING ● FT optional
attributes
● SubFrame that can be
ONTID displayed.
● SubFrame ● If you do
ONTSN not set this
● SubFrameE parameter,
xtendPort the
● SubFrameE optional
xtendType attributes
are not
displayed.
● If you set
this
parameter,
the
optional
attributes
are
displayed.
NOTE
● You can enter the device ID or device name and the subrack ID to query the information
about the subrack of the specified device.
● You must enter either the device ID or the device name. The subrack ID is optional.
● If you do not enter the shelf ID, information about all subracks of the device is
displayed.
Response Format
Title=Frame Information of the device + Device name
Name of attributes: DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT
ELABEL FRAMELOCALNAME SHELF FRAMESUPPLIER FT SubFrameONTID SubFrameONTSN
SubFrameExtendPort SubFrameExtendType
● TL1_IS_ADD_BASICPROPERTY=0(Default Value)
Default Output Parameter is: DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT
● TL1_IS_ADD_BASICPROPERTY=1

System
Default Output Parameter is: DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT

FRAMELOCALNAME SHELF FRAMESUPPLIER
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack number.
FRAMENAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

subrack name.
FRAMESTAT OCTET STRING ● normal Indicates the

● fault status of the
subrack.
● other
● discovery
● Unknown
ELABEL OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

electronic label of
the subrack.
FRAMELOCALNA OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the

ME subrack alias.
SHELF INTEGER 0 Indicates the rack

that houses the
subrack.

System
FRAMESUPPLIER OCTET STRING HUAWEI Indicated the

subrack vendor
name.
FT OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

subrack type.
SubFrameONTID INTEGER 0-128 Indicates the ONT

ID of the slave
subrack.
SubFrameONTSN OCTET STRING SIZE(16) Indicates the ONT

SN of the slave
subrack.
SubFrameExtendP OCTET STRING FN-SN-PN Indicates the ID of

ort the port to which
the slave subrack
connects.
SubFrameExtendT OCTET STRING ● GPON Indicates the

ype ● GE cascading type of
the slave subrack.
NOTE
You may use personal information of users when querying the information about the subracks.
Therefore, you are obligated to take considerable measures, in compliance with the laws of the
countries concerned and the user privacy policies of your company, to ensure that the personal
data of users is fully protected.
Error Code
2686058554 Command does not The MDU does not support the
support this device type function of querying subrack
information.
entered ID, name, and IP address
Example
● Example1: To query the information about all the shelves of the device named
MA5600_10.144.195.45, run the following command:
LST-FRAME::DEV=MA5600_10.144.195.45:19::;

System
7340034 2014-09-24 10:05:11

M 19 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Frame information of the device MA5600_10.144.195.45

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT FRAMELOCALNAME SHELF FRAMESUPPLIER
7340034 MA5600_10.144.195.45 0 Frame: 0 normal -- 0 HUAWEI
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
● Example2: To query information about the subrack 0 of the device named

MA5600_10.144.195.45, run the following command:
LST-
FRAME::DEV=MA5600_10.144.195.45,FN=0:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=ELABEL;
7340034 2014-09-24 10:09:51
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Frame information of the device 5600_10.144.195.45

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT ELABEL FRAMELOCALNAME SHELF
FRAMESUPPLIER
7340034 5600_10.144.195.45 0 Frame: 0 normal -- -- 0 HUAWEI
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-DEV
15.1.7 Querying the Information About a Board (LST-BOARD)

Usage Note
Address.
Command Format
LST-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|(DEV=device-olt-ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-
infomation))[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-num]][,BT=board-type]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=optionof result's
attributes];

System
Supporting Device
219 UA5000(PVM)
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
NOTE
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669

System
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
2318 MA5632
NOTE
The MA5632 V800R310 and later versions
support this command.

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2344 RPS
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
If you set
both the DEV
and
ONULOCATEI
NFO
parameters
for an ONU,
that is, enter
DEV=device-
olt-
ipaddress,ON
ULOCATEINF
O=onu-
locate-
infomation,
the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the OLT.

System

information.
This
parameter is
used with the
DEV
parameter (IP
address of the
OLT).
The format is
subrack ID/
slot ID/port
ID/ONU ID.
For example,
0/2/0/0
indicates the
ONU 0 that is
connected to
port slot
0/2/0.

Indicates the
subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) -

Indicates the
slot ID.
BT INTEGER See 24.2 (Optional) -

Parameters Indicates the
Related To type of the
the Board board.
Type.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● DEV Specifies the -

N STRING ● BNAME optional
attributes
● NAME that can be
● ALIAS displayed.
● ELABEL ● If you do
● PCBVER not set this
parameter,
● SWVER the
● ROLE optional
● ALARM attributes
are not
● ST
displayed.
● PROTECTM
● If you set
ODE
this
● PORTCOU parameter,
NT the
● PORTTYPE optional
attributes
● WORKMO
are
DE
displayed.
● REPLACE
NOTE
● You can enter the query criteria, such as the device ID, device name, subrack ID, slot ID,
and board type, to query the information about the boards of the specified device.
● You must enter either the device ID or the device name. Other parameters are optional.
● You can enter a slot ID only after entering a subrack ID. Otherwise, the operation is
invalid.
● If you do not specify the board but enter only the device name, the information about
all the boards of the device is displayed.
Response Format
title=Board Information of the device+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN BT BVER BSTAT DEV
BNAME NAME ALIAS ELABEL PCBVER SWVER ROLE ALARM ST PROTECTMODE
PORTCOUNT PORTTYPE WORKMODE REPLACE
Output Parameter

device ID.

System

subrack ID.

ID.
BT OCTET STRING See 24.2 Indicates the type

Parameters of the board.
Related To the
Board Type.
BVER OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

version of the
board.
BSTAT OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the

● Uninstall status of the
board.
● Normal
● Fault
● Forbidden
● Discovery
● Config
● Offline
● Abnormal

System

device name. By
default, this
parameter is not
displayed. It is
displayed only
after you enter
SHOWOPTION=D
EV in the
command.
Indicates the
device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.
BNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

subtype of the
board.
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

board name.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the alias

for the board.

sequence number
of the board.
PCBVER OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

hardware version
of the board.
SWVER OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

software version
of the board.

System
ROLE OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the role

of the board. The
options are as
follows:
● UP: Indicates
upstream
transmission.
● CAS: Indicates
subtend.
ALARM OCTET STRING ● CRITICAL Indicates the

● MAJOR alarm status of a
board.
● MINOR
Options are as
● WARNING follows:
● CRITICAL:
critical alarms
● MAJOR: major
alarms
● MINOR: minor
alarms
● WARNING:
warnings
ST OCTET STRING ● VOIP Indicates the

● ALL service types that
are supported by
a board.
Options are as
follows:
● VOIP: A board
that houses
POTS ports.
POTS ports are
used to carry
voice over IP
(VOIP)
services.
● ALL: A Board
that houses
other ports.
PROTECTMODE OCTET STRING NONE Indicates the

protection mode
of a board.

System
PORTCOUNT OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the port

quantity on a
board.
PORTTYPE OCTET STRING Parameters Indicates the port

related to the type on a board.
port type
WORKMODE OCTET STRING ● active Indicates the

● standby working mode of
a board.
● —
Options are as
follows:
● active: active
control board
● standby:
standby control
board
● —: non-control
board
REPLACE OCTET STRING Yes Specifies whether

a board is
replaceable.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the information about the thirteenth board in shelf 0 of the device
LST-BOARD::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=13:2::;
7667713 2006-04-08 17:55:32

M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Board information of the device 10.71.60.26
-----------------------------------------
DID FN SN BT BVER BSTAT
7667713 0 13 Other -- Normal
-----------------------------------------
;

System
Related Command
None.
15.1.8 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of Boards (LST-

BOARDPERF)
Usage Note
● Boards to be queried must exist. Otherwise, the message "Operation object
does not exist" will be displayed.
● Run this command to collect the CPU usage and memory usage of boards
only when the boards work properly on online NEs and support this
collection.
● This command can be used to collect the CPU usage and memory usage of
only one board at a time.
Command Format
LST-BOARDPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-number:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
the Device Type.
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID. N/A
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device N/A

STRING name by default. If the
value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP address
of the device. For
modify configuration
items, see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack N/A

ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. N/A

System
NOTE
Response Format
title="Board perf information of the device" name of attributes: DID FN SN CPUUSAGE
MEMUSAGE
Output Parameter
CPUUSAGE INTEGER 0-100 Indicates board CPU usage.

Unit: %.
MEMUSAGE INTEGER 0-100 Indicates board memory

usage.
Unit: %.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does Ensure that the device is successfully

not exist. added to the U2000. If the device is
located according to the device name,
enter the device name as the value of
the DEV parameter. Otherwise, enter the
IP address of the device.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the command is correct

parameter or according to the following requirements:
mandatory ● The parameter values do not exceed
parameter is null, the ranges of the parameters specified
or Value of by the command.
parameter is
wrong ● The entered parameter names are
correct.
● The parameters are entered in the
correct order.
1610612783 Operation object Ensure that the board exists and the
does not exist. correct slot ID is entered.

System
Example
To query the real-time performance data of the board in slot 10 of shelf 0 on
device named 10.78.217.216, run the following command:
LST-BOARDPERF::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=10:1::;
0 2010-11-08 15:13:40
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Board perf information of the device
----------------------------------------
DID FN SN CPUUSAGE MEMUSAGE
7340032 0 10 17 29
----------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.1.9 Querying the Information About a Daughter Board

(LST-SUBBOARD)
Usage Note
The daughter board must be inserted and the information must be synchronized.
Command Format
LST-SUBBOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-num[,SBN=SubBoard-
num]]]:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=PCBVER SWVER;
Supporting Device
the Device Type.
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuratio
n item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how
to modify
configuratio
n items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According
to the IP
Address.

Indicates the
subrack ID.

Indicates the
slot ID.
SBN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) -

Indicates the
number of
the daughter
board.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET PCBVER Specifies the -

N STRING SWVER optional
attributes
that can be
displayed. If
you enter
SHOWOPTI
ON=PCBVER
in the
command,
the
correspondin
g attribute is
displayed in
the response
to the
command.
By default,
the attribute
is not
displayed.
NOTE
● You can enter the query criteria, such as the device ID, device name, subrack ID, slot ID,
and the number of the daughter board, to query the information about the daughter
board of the specified device.
● You must enter either the device ID or the device name. Other parameters are optional.
● You can enter a slot ID only after entering a subrack ID. Otherwise, the operation is
invalid.
● When entering the number of the daughter board, ensure that subrack ID and slot ID
are entered. Otherwise, the TL1 NBI considers that the entered slot ID or the number of
the daughter board is invalid when analyzing the command. In this case, the TL1 NBI
sends only other filtering criteria to the service daemon.
● If you do not specify the daughter board but enter only the device name, the
information about all the daughter boards of the device is displayed.
Response Format
title="SubBoard information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN SBN SBNAME ELABEL SBSTAT SBVER PCBVER SWVER

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the

slot ID.
SBN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the

number of the
daughter
board.
SBNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

subtype of the
daughter
board.

sequence
number of the
daughter
board.
SBSTAT OCTET STRING ● Normal Indicates the

● Fault status of the
daughter
board.
SBVER OCTET STRING SIZE (640) Indicates the

version of the
daughter
board.
PCBVER OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

hardware
version of the
daughter
board.
SWVER OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

software
version of the
daughter
board.

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not Insert the daughter

exist. board, synchronize the
information, and then
query the information
about the daughter
board.
Example
To query the information about all the daughter boards in shelf 0 of the device
LST-SUBBOARD::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0:9::;
7409669 2005-12-19 10:23:11

M 9 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
SubBoard information of the device 10.71.60.26
-------------------------------
DID FN SN SBN SBNAME ELABEL SBSTAT SBVER
7409669 0 7 0 H601O1GNA 1394421 Normal --
7409669 0 7 1 H601O1FNB -- Fault --
7409669 0 8 0 O1CTB -- Fault --
7409669 0 8 1 O2CTB -- Fault --
-------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.1.10 Querying the Information About a Port (LST-PORT)

Usage Note
Address.
Command Format
LST-PORT::[ALIAS=Port-Alias][,](DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|(DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-infomation))[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-num[,PN=Port-num]]]
[,PT=Port-type][,PSTAT=Port-status][,DBONLY=DBOnlyValue]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option of result's
attributes];

System
Supporting Device
219 UA5000(PVM)
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
NOTE
The MA5621 V800R309C00 and later versions
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
NOTE

System
2317 MA5631
NOTE
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
The MA5621A V800R311C00 and later versions
2318 MA5632
NOTE
The MA5632 V800R310 and later versions support
this command.
2330 MA5633
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2344 RPS
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/
MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04

System
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 / MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) (Optional) -

STRING Indicates the
alias for the
port.
When using
the ALIAS
parameter to
filter and
query ports,
you can
choose to
enable exact
query or fuzzy
query by
setting the
TL1_USE_HA
ZY_QRY_AT_L
ST_PORT
configuration
item.For
details about
the meaning
and setting
method of
the
configuration
item, see
Table
8-1Table 8-1.

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
If you set
both the DEV
and
ONULOCATEI
NFO
parameters
for an ONU,
that is, enter
DEV=device-
olt-
ipaddress,ON
ULOCATEINF
O=onu-
locate-
infomation,
the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the OLT.

System

information.
This
parameter is
used with the
DEV
parameter (IP
address of the
OLT).
The format is
subrack ID/
slot ID/port
ID/ONU ID.
For example,
0/2/0/0
indicates the
ONU 0 that is
connected to
port slot
0/2/0.

Indicates the
subrack ID.

Indicates the
slot ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) -

Indicates the
port ID.
PT INTEGER Parameters (Optional) -

related to Indicates the
the port type type of the
port.
PSTAT INTEGER 24.4 (Optional) -

Parameters Indicates the
Related To status of the
the Port port.
Status

System
DBONLY INTEGER 0–1 (Optional) 0

Indicates the
switch for fast
query.
When this
switch is
enabled, the
query
efficiency will
be improved.
However,
parameters
LOOPSTAT,
TESTSTAT,
FEC, and
AState are
unavailable.
The value for
the PSTAT
parameter is
correct in the
inventory
data.
When this
switch is
disabled,
values for the
preceding
parameters
are queried
from NEs in
real time.
The meanings
of the options
are as follows:
● 0: Disable
● 1: Enable

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● NAME Specifies the -

N STRING ● ALIAS optional
attributes
● PSPEED that can be
● PDIRECT displayed.
● LOOPSTAT ● If you do
● TESTSTAT not set this
parameter,
● FEC the
● RN optional
● AState attributes
are not
● MAXUPSPE
displayed.
ED
● If you set
● MAXDOW
this
NSPEED
parameter,
the
optional
attributes
are
displayed.
NOTE
● If you do not enter the alias, you must enter either the device name or the device ID.
Other parameters are optional.
● When entering the slot ID, ensure that the subrack ID is entered. When entering the
port ID, ensure that the subrack ID and the slot ID are entered. Otherwise, the TL1 NBI
considers that the entered slot ID or port ID is invalid when analyzing the command. In
this case, the TL1 NBI sends only other filtering criteria to the service daemon.
● If you enter only the device name, the information about all the ports on the device is
displayed.
Response Format
title=Port Information of the device +device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN PT PSTAT NAME ALIAS PSPEED PDIRECT LOOPSTAT TESTSTAT FEC
RN AState
Output Parameter

for the port.

System

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
PT OCTET STRING See Parameters Indicates the type

related to the of the port.
port type. NA: If the
displayed port
type is not
included in the list
of port types, the
character string
"NA(subtype of
the port)" is
displayed.
For example, if
the BRUS type is
not included in
the list of port
types,
"NA(BRUS)" is
displayed for the
corresponding
port.
PSTAT OCTET STRING See 24.4 Indicates the

Parameters status of the port.
Related To the
Port Status.
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the port

name.
PSPEED OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the port

rate.
Unit: bit/s.
PDIRECT OCTET STRING bidirectional Indicates the port

direction.

System
LOOPSTAT OCTET STRING ● noLoop Indicates the

● remoteLoop loopback status of
a port.
● localLoop
Options are as
● unknown follows:
● noLoop: no
loopback
● remoteLoop:
remote
loopback
● localLoop: local
loopback
● unknown: The
loopback
status is
unknown.
TESTSTAT OCTET STRING ● noTest Indicates the test

● Test status of a port.
● unknown
FEC OCTET STRING ● enable Specifies whether

● disable the forward error
correction (FEC)
● unknown function is
enabled.
RN OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the rack

identifier.
AState OCTET STRING ● up Indicates the

● down management
status of a port.
● testing
Options are as
follows:
● up: activated
● down:
deactivated
MAXUPSPEE OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Upstream

maximum rate.
MAXDOWNSPEED OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Downstream

maximum rate.
Error Code
None.

System
Example
To query information about port 0/2/0 on the device named 10.78.217.216, run
LST-PORT::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0:CATG::SHOWOPTION=NAME
ALIAS PSPEED PDIRECT LOOPSTAT TESTSTAT FEC RN AState;

0 2010-12-20 13:03:19
M CATG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port information of the device 10.78.217.216
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN PT PSTAT NAME ALIAS PSPEED PDIRECT LOOPSTAT TESTSTAT
FEC RN AState
7340087 0 2 0 OPT_FE Deactive frame:0/slot:2/port:0 10.78.217.216/0/2/0 100M
bidirectional noLoop noTest disable 0 up
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.1.11 Querying Protection Group Information (LST-PSG)
Usage Note
● The device must be online.
● A protection group is configured on the device.
Command Format
LST-PSG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PSGID=name of PROTECT group]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
PSGID INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the -

ID of the
protection
group.
Response Format
title=Information of the protect group
name of attributes: DID DEV PSGID TYPE REVERTIVE STATUS RESTOREWAITTIME ALARMTIME
WORKMEMBER PROTECTMEMBER SWITCHREASON

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.
PSGID INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the ID of

the protection
group.
TYPE OCTET STRING ● active-standby- Indicates the type

board of the protection
● active-standby- group.
port
● active-standby-
lag
● eth-nni-port
● eth-nni-lag-
member
● epon-uni-port
● gpon-uni-port
● stm-nni-port
● service-
process-board
REVERTIVE OCTET STRING SIZE(128) Indicates the

reversion status of
the protection
group.

System
STATUS OCTET STRING SIZE(128) Indicates the

switching status
of the protection
group.
RESTOREWAITTIM OCTET STRING SIZE(128) Indicates the WTR

E time of the
protection group.
Unit: s.
The value -1
indicates that the
WTR time is
unknown.
ALARMTIME OCTET STRING SIZE(128) Indicates the

alarm duration of
the protection
group, that is, the
alarm period
before the
protection
switching is
performed.
Unit: ms
The value -1
indicates that the
alarm duration is
unknown.
WORKMEMBER OCTET STRING SIZE(128) Indicates the

working member,
that is, the
protected object.
PROTECTMEMBER OCTET STRING SIZE(128) Indicates a

protection
member, that is,
the protecting
object.
SWITCHREASON OCTET STRING SIZE(128) Indicates the

reason that
triggers the
protection
switching of the
protection group.

System
Error Code
1610612764 Device timeout The cause is usually that the device is

offline. Check and ensure that the
following faults do not occur:
● The physical connection is
disconnected.
● The SNMP read and write community
names are set incorrectly.
● The U2000 cannot ping the device
because of network faults.
2686058531 The device does not ● Check and ensure that the device is
exist. successfully added to the U2000.
● By default, the device is located
according to the device name. If the
value of the configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV parameter
indicates the IP address of the device.
For details about how to modify
configuration items, see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device According to the IP
Address.
2686058554 Command does not Check and ensure that the command
support this device supports the entered device name or IP
type. address.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Check and ensure that the command is

parameter or correct according to the following
mandatory requirements:
parameter is blank, ● The parameter values do not exceed
or the value of the the ranges of the parameters
parameter is wrong. specified by the command.
● The entered parameter names are
correct.
correct order.
2686058582 The specified No protection group exists on the

resource does not device.
exist.
Example
To query the protection group information of device 7340035, run the following
command:
LST-PSG::DID=7340035,PSGID=12:CTAG::;

System

0 2010-12-07 19:49:49
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the protect group.

--------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV PSGID TYPE REVERTIVE STATUS RESTOREWAITTIME ALARMTIME WORKMEMBER
PROTECTMEMBER SWITCHREASON
7340035 MA5680T 12 active-standby-board true idle -1 -1 frame:0/slot:8 -- --
-------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.1.12 Querying the Alarms on the U2000 (LST-ALARM)

Usage Note
This command is used to query all the alarms or the alarms of the device that are
not lower than a certain alarm severity on the U2000.
Command Format
LST-ALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DEVIP=device-IP)[,SEVERITY=alarm-level]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
the Device Type.
Input Parameter
er
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device -

ID.

System

er

the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
For details about
how to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
DEVIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP -

SEVERITY INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the alarm -

severity.
The value of this
parameter indicates
the lowest alarm
severity to be
queried. If you set
SEVERITY to 3, the
queried alarm
severity is not lower
than the uncleared
minor alarms.
The meanings of the
options are as
follows:
1: critical
2: major
3: minor
4: warning
NOTE
You must set one of the DID, DEV, and DEVIP parameters, and other parameters are
optional.
Response Format

System
title= Alarm information of the device (+device-name) which Alarm-level is not lower than (+Alarm-level)
name of attributes: DID ALARM-NAME SEVERITY
Output Parameter
ALARM- OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the alarm name.

NAME STRING
SEVERITY OCTET ● CRITICAL Indicates the alarm severity.

STRING ● MAJOR
● MINOR
● WARNING
Error Code
None.
Example
● To query all the alarms of the device named 10.71.211.68, run the following
command:
LST-ALARM::DEVIP=10.71.211.68:6::;
7340162 2009-04-20 17:03:08
M 6 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=succeeeded.
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
Alarm information of the device 10.71.211.68 which Alarm-level is not lower than WARNING
------------------------------
DID ALARM-NAME SEVERITY
7340162 Failed to communicate with the device CRITICAL
------------------------------
;
● To query the alarms that are not lower than the minor alarm on the device
LST-ALARM::DEV=10.78.217.111,SEVERITY=3:7::;
7340186 2009-07-13 15:44:29
M 7 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=7
blktotal=7
Alarm information of the device 10.78.217.111 which Alarm-level is not lower than MINOR
------------------------------
DID ALARM-NAME SEVERITY

System
7340186 The LOS occurs on the Ethernet optical port CRITICAL

------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.1.13 Querying the MAC Addresses Learnt by Devices (LST-

OLTLEARNINGMAC)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the MAC addresses learnt by devices.
Command Format
LST-OLTLEARNINGMAC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
NOTE
MA5800-X17s are supported from V100R015C00.MA5800-X7s are supported from V100R016C00.

MA5800-X15s are supported from V100R017C00. MA5800-X2s are supported from
V100R017C10. Other OLTs are supported from V800R015C00.
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default.If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format
list of MAC Address:
SRVPORTID BUNDLEID MACTYPE MAC FN SN PN VPI VCI ONTID GEMPORTID
VLANID

System
Output Parameter
SRVPORTID INTEGER 1-999999 Indicates the

NOTE service port ID.
The parameter This parameter
value is larger than uniquely identifies
that displayed on a service port.
the CLI by 1.
BUNDLEID INTEGER 1-32768 Indicates the

● MA5608T: bundle ID.
1-2048
● MA5800 series:
For the MPSC
board, the
value ranges
from 1 to
4096. For other
boards, the
value ranges
from 1 to
32768.
● Other devices:
For the SCUH
board, the
value ranges
from 1 to
16384. For
other boards,
the value
ranges from 1
to 8192.
MACTYPE OCTET STRING ● static Indicates the MAC

● dynamic type.
MAC OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the

learnt MAC
address. The
format is XXXX-
XXXX-XXXX.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System
VPI OCTET STRING ● 0-4095 Indicates the

● auto virtual path
identifier.
VCI OCTET STRING ● 32-65535 Indicates the

● auto virtual channel
identifier.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
GEMPORTID INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM

port ID.
● In discrete
mode, the
value range of
the
GEMPORTID
parameter is
from 128 to
3999.
● In template
mode, the
value range of
the
GEMPORTID
parameter is
from 0 to
1023.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 indicates Indicates the

the maximum VLAN ID.
range. For the
value range of
different devices,
see Table 24-11.

System
Error Code
2686058531 The device does ● Verify whether the device is successfully

not exist. added.
indicates the IP address of the device. For
configuration items, see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device According to the IP
Address.
Example
To query the MAC address learnt by the device named 10.144.195.224, run the
following command:
● LST-OLTLEARNINGMAC::DEV=10.144.195.224:dd::;
● Response message:
7340032 2014-09-15 15:12:41
M dd COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=6
blktotal=6
list of MAC Address

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SRVPORTID BUNDLEID MACTYPE MAC FN SN PN VPI VCI ONTID GEMPORTID
VLANID
-- -- dynamic CA-00-08-70-00-00 0 19 1 -- -- -- -- 10
-- -- dynamic 70-7B-E8-89-45-FC 0 19 0 -- -- -- -- 9
-- -- dynamic 28-6E-D4-21-20-FE 0 19 0 -- -- -- -- 9
-- -- dynamic 08-00-3E-01-BF-FF 0 19 0 -- -- -- -- 9
5 -- dynamic 08-19-A6-7E-0A-6D 0 6 0 -- -- 4 -- 9
36 -- dynamic 00-E0-FD-12-25-36 0 16 0 0 2 -- -- 9
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.1.14 Querying Alarm Masking Rules(LST-MASKRULES)
Usage Note
This command is used to query alarm masking rules on the U2000.

System
Command Format
LST-MASKRULES::[CATEGORY=maskrules-category][,ACTIVE=maskrules-active]:CTAG::;
Support Device
Input Parameter
CATEGORY OCTET ● ALARM Indicates the -

STRING ● EVENT type of the
masking rules
to be queried.
The meanings
of the options
are as follows:
● ALARM:
Alarm
masking
rules
● EVENT:
Event
masking
rules
NOTE
If this
parameter
is not
specified,
the
masking
rules of all
types are
queried.

System
ACTIVE OCTET ● TRUE Specifies -

STRING ● FALSE whether the
masking rule
to be queried
is enabled.
The meanings
of these
options are as
follows:
● TRUE:
Enabled
● FALSE:
Disabled
NOTE
If this
parameter
is not
specified,
all
masking
rules are
queried.
Response Format
title= Information of the alarm shield rules name of attributes: RULEID ACTIVE
NTLIST NELIST OBJLIST CATEGORY ALARMNAME SEVERITY TYPE TIMEMODE
STARTTIME ENDTIME DELAYTIME DAYCOND TIMECOND PRIORITY MEMO
OutPut Parameters
RULEID INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the ID of

the masking rule.

System
ACTIVE OCTET STRING ● TRUE Specifies whether

● FALSE the masking rule
is enabled.
The meanings of
the options are as
follows:
● TRUE: Enabled
● FALSE:
Disabled
NOTE
If this
parameter is
not specified,
all masking
rules are
queried.
NTLIST OCTET STRING SIZE(256) Indicates the NE

type list. Multiple
NE types are
separated by
semicolons (;), for
example,
MA5800-
X17;MA5603T.
NELIST OCTET STRING SIZE(256) Indicates the NE

list. Multiple NEs
are separated by
semicolons (;), for
example,
10.185.214.103;tes
t-OLT.
OBJLIST OCTET STRING SIZE(256) Indicates the list

of objects under
an NE. Multiple
objects are
separated by
semicolons (;). For
example,
FRAME:test/
0;SLOT:test/0 /
1;PORT:test/0 /
1/1;ONU:test/0 /
1/1/1.

System
CATEGORY OCTET STRING ● ALARM Indicates the type

● EVENT of the masking
rule.
The meanings of
the options are as
follows:
● ALARM: Alarm
masking rules
● EVENT: Event
masking rules
ALARMNAME OCTET STRING SIZE(256) Indicates the

alarm name.
Multiple names
are separated by
semicolons (;).
SEVERITY OCTET STRING ● Critical Indicates the

● Major alarm severity.
Multiple severities
● Minor are separated by
● Warning semicolons (;).
The value -
indicates all
severities.
TYPE OCTET STRING ● Environment Indicates the

● Equipment alarm type.
Multiple types are
● Communicatio separated by
n semicolons (;).
● Service The value -
● Process indicates all types.
● Security
TIMEMODE OCTET STRING ● NE Time Indicates the time

● Server Time mode.
● Client Time The meanings of
the options are as
follows:
● NE Time: Time
of NEs
● Server Time:
Time of the
server
● Client Time:
Time of clients

System
STARTTIME OCTET STRING SIZE(256) Indicates the start

time when the
rule validity. The
value – indicates
that the start time
is not limited.
ENDTIME OCTET STRING SIZE(256) Indicates the end

time of the rule
validity. The value
– indicates that
the end time is
not limited.
DELAYTIME INTEGER 0-1000 Indicates the

delay mask time.
DAYCOND OCTET STRING ● SUN Indicates the

● MON masking days in a
week. Multiple
● TUE days are
● WED separated by
● THUR semicolons (;).
The value -
● FRI indicates all days
● SAT in a week.
TIMECOND OCTET STRING SIZE(256) Indicates the

masking period,
for example,
00:00:00-07:00:00.
Multiple periods
are separated by
semicolons (;).
The value -
indicates all
periods.
PRIORITY INTEGER -1000000000 - Indicates the

1000000000 priority.
MEMO OCTET STRING SIZE(256) Indicates the

remarks.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the masking rules of alarm types that have been enabled on the U2000,

System
● run the following commands

ADD-ALARM::DEV=MA5680T,NODETYPE=255,FAULTID=120,FLAG=1:CTAG::
0 2018-04-01 20:45:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
Information of the alarm shield rules.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RULEID ACTIVE NTLIST NELIST OBJLIST CATEGORY ALARMNAME
SEVERITY TYPE TIMEMODE STARTTIME ENDTIME DELAYTIME DAYCOND
TIMECOND PRIORITY MEMO
1 TRUE - - - ALARM L3VPN VRF Down - - Server Time - -
0 SUN;MON;TUE;WED;THUR;FRI;SAT - 0
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Commands
None
15.2 Querying ADSL Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying ADSL resources,
including the ADSL ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.2.1 Querying the Basic Information About an ADSL Port

(LST-ADSLPORTCFG)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the basic information about an ADSL port,
including the name and type of the line profile that is referenced by the port. The
device ID (or device name), subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID are mandatory for the
command.
This command applies only to the common mode (RFC2662).
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTCFG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T

System
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter
Paramete Type Range Description Default
r

value of the
configuration item
parameter indicates the
For details about how to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. -
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. -
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. -
NOTE
You must specify either the device name or the device ID and three other parameters for
locating a port. Only one record is displayed after the query.
Response Format

System
title="Port attributes of the device" +device-name + "Frame number:" + frameId + "slot ID:" +slotID + "port
ID:" +portID
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN LineProfile LineType
Output Parameter
LineProfile OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the line
profile.
LineType OCTET STRING ● Fast Indicates the type

● Interleaved of the line profile.
Error Code
1610940639 Failed to read the ADSL Verify that the database

port information from is started.
the database. Check
whether the database is
opened.
Example
To query the basic information about port 0/8/1 on the device named 10.71.60.26,
run the following command:
LST-ADSLPORTCFG::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=8,PN=1:16::;

7340033 2007-07-02 12:04:52
M 16 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port attributes of the device 10.71.59.28 Frame number:0 slot ID:8 port ID:1
-------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN LineProfile LineType
7340033 0 8 1 ADSL LINE PROFILE 1002 Interleaved
-------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO

System
15.2.2 Querying Specified Information About ADSL Ports (LST-

DSLPORTSPECIFYINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to quickly query specified information about ADSL ports on
NEs.
Command Format
LST-DSLPORTSPECIFYINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate
AtucSnrMgn AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRate
AturAttainableRate];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter
ter

System

ter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
SHOWO OCTET ● Alias (Optional) Specifies -

PTION STRING ● Type whether the attributes are
displayed. If you enter
● AtucStatus SHOWOPTION=Alias in
● AturStatus the command, the
● LineProfile corresponding attribute is
displayed in the response
● LineType to the command. By
● AtucTxRate default, the attribute is
● AturTxRate not displayed.
● AtucSnrMgn
● AturSnrMgn
● AtucAtn
● AturAtn
● AtucOutputPw
r
● AturOutputPw
r
● AtucAttainable
Rate
● AturAttainable
Rate
NOTE

System
Response Format
title="Port attributes of the device" +device-name + "Frame number:" + frameId + "slot ID:" +slotID + "port
ID:" +portID
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile LineType AtucTxRate
AturTxRate AtucSnrMgn AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRate
AturAttainableRate
Output Parameter
Param Type Range Description
eter

R
FN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.

R
SN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.

R
PN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the port ID.

R
Alias OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias for the port.
STRING NOTE
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
MxU is 64
digit.
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
OLT is 32
digit.
Type OCTET ● Adsl Indicates the type of the port.

STRING ● Adsl2+

System

eter
AtucSt OCTET ● Active Indicates the status of the central office.

atus STRING ● Deactive
● Block
● Activating
● Testing
● Fault
● Unknown
AturSt OCTET ● Active Indicates the status of the remote end.

atus STRING ● Deactive
● Block
● Activating
● Testing
● Fault
● Unknown
LinePr OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the line profile.
ofile STRING
LineTy OCTET ● Fast Indicates the line type.

pe STRING ● Interleaved
AtucTx INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the transmission rate of the

Rate R downstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AturTx INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the transmission rate of the

Rate R upstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AtucSn FLOAT -64 to 64 Indicates the upstream noise margin.

rMgn Unit: dB.
AturSn FLOAT -64 to 64 Indicates the downstream noise margin.

rMgn Unit: dB.
AtucAt FLOAT 0-127 Indicates the upstream channel

n attenuation.
Unit: dB.
AturAt FLOAT 0-127 Indicates the downstream channel

n attenuation.
Unit: dB.

System

eter
AtucO FLOAT -31 to 31 Indicates the downstream output power.

utputP Unit: dBm.
wr
AturO FLOAT -31 to 31 Indicates the upstream output power.

utputP Unit: dBm.
wr
AtucAt INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream attainable

tainabl R rate.
eRate Unit: kbit/s.
AturAt INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream attainable rate.

tainabl R Unit: kbit/s.
eRate
Error Code
2686124034 Resource information is Enter an existing ADSL port

empty. ID or synchronize the ADSL
port on NEs to the NMS.
2686058604 not support the type of port Ensure that an ADSL port ID
is entered.
Example
To query the specified information about port 0/5/3 on the device named
LST-
DSLPORTSPECIFYINFO::DEV=10.78.217.219,FN=0,SN=5,PN=0:3::SHOWOPTION=
Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile LineType;

7340081 2011-03-31 17:55:56
M 3 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port attributes of the device 10.78.217.219 Frame number:0 Slot number:2 Port number:18
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile LineType
7340081 0 5 0 10.78.217.219/0/5/0 Adsl2+ Activating Unknown ADSL LINE PROFILE 1002 Interleaved
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;

System
Related Command
LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO
15.2.3 Querying the Details of an ADSL Port (LST-

DSLPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of an ADSL port. The device ID (or
device name), subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID are mandatory for the command.
NOTICE
Do not run this command to bulk query inventories of a large number of ports.
Otherwise, the query efficiency is low.
This command applies to the common mode (RFC2662), NGADSL mode

(RFC4706), and TR165 mode.
Command Format
LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=PORTMODE PORTCAPABILITY EPROF PPPOE OPTION82 NGADSLPARA
ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts IfOutOcts TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX
QUENESHAPINGPARA TRANSSYS TRAPSWITCH];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635
2339 MA5818

System
Input Parameter
ter

ID.

the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack -

ID.
SHOWO OCTET ● PORTMODE (Optional) Specifies -

PTION STRING ● PORTCAPABILITY whether the attributes
are displayed. If you
● EPROF enter
● PPPoE SHOWOPTION=PORT
● OPTION82 MODE in the
command, the
● NGADSLPARA corresponding
● ATUCCHANCURRI attribute is displayed
NP in the response to the
● ATURCHANCURRI command. By default,
NP the attribute is not
displayed.
● IfInOcts
● IfOutOcts
● TR165PARA
● TR165PARAINDEX
● QUENESHAPINGP
ARA
● TRANSSYS
● TRAPSWITCH

System
NOTE
Response Format
title="Port attributes of the device" +device-name + "Frame number:" + frameId + "Slot number:" +slotID +
"Port number:" +portID name of attributes: DID FN SN PN Label Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus
LineProfile AlarmProfile LastActiveTime AdminStatus Coding LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate
AtucInterleaveDelay AturInterleaveDelay AtucInvSerialNumber AturInvSerialNumber AtucInvVendorID
AturInvVendorID AtucInvVersionNumber AturInvVersionNumber AtucSnrMgn AturSnrMgn AtucAtn
AturAtn AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRate AturAttainableRate AdslLineVpi AdslLineVci
AdslIpPriority MacLearnNum LastActiveTxRate SysTime AdslLineTrellis AdslLineHandshake
AdslLineBitSwapping AdslLineType PORTMODE PORTCAPABILITY EPROF PPPOE OPTION82,
PWRMNGSTATE, INITRESULT, SIGATTENDS, SIGATTENUS, ACTPSDDS, ACTPSDUS, CH1PREVDATARATEDS,
CH1ACTDELAYDS, CH1ATMSTATUSDS, CH1PTMSTATUSDS, CH1PREVDATARATEUS, CH1ACTDELAYUS,
CH1ATMSTATUSUS, CH1PTMSTATUSUS ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts IfOutOcts
TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF
TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR
TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF TR165VNPROFINDEX
TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX TR165DPBOPROFINDEX TR165UPBOPROFINDEX
TR165RFIPROFINDEX TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165CH1USPROFINDEX TR165CH2USPROFINDEX
TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX TR165CH2DSPROFINDEX TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX
TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF TRANSSYS TRAPSWITCH
TR165INMPROF
Output Parameter
NOTE
If no mode is specified for a parameter, the parameter is supported by all modes: common
mode (RFC2662), NGADSL mode (RFC4706), and TR165 mode.
DID INTEG - Indicates the device ID.

ER
FN INTEG 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.

ER
SN INTEG 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.

ER
PN INTEG 0-63 Indicates the port ID.

ER
Label OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the port.

T
STRIN
G

System
Alias OCTE SIZE (64) Indicates the alias of the port.

T NOTE
STRIN ● For V800R018C10
G and later version the
maximum length of
this parameter of
MxU is 64 digit.
● For V800R018C10
and later version the
maximum length of
this parameter of
OLT is 32 digit.
Type OCTE ● Adsl Indicates the type of the port.

T ● Adsl2+
STRIN
G
AtucStatus OCTE ● Active Indicates the status of the

T ● Deactive central office.
STRIN
G ● Block
● Activating
● Testing
● Fault
● Unknown
AturStatus OCTE ● Active Indicates the status of the

T ● Deactive remote end. The parameter
STRIN value can only be Active or
G ● Block Unknown for MA5600Ts and
● Activating MxUs.
● Testing
● Fault
● Unknown
LineProfile OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the line

T profile.
STRIN This parameter is supported by
G the common mode (RFC2662)
and NGADSL mode (RFC4706).
AlarmProfile OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

T alarm profile. The
STRIN corresponding parameter in
G TR165 mode is
TR165ALARMPROF.
This parameter is supported by
the common mode (RFC2662)
and NGADSL mode (RFC4706).

System
LastActiveTi OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the time of the last

me T activation. It is UTC time.
STRIN
G
AdminStatus OCTE ● Not Manageable Indicates the management

T ● Manageable status. The value is always Not
STRIN Manageable for MA5600Ts
G and MxUs.
Coding OCTE ● DMT Indicates the coding mode.

T ● CAP This parameter is supported
STRIN only by the common mode
G ● QAM
(RFC2662).
● OTHER
LineType OCTE ● Fast Indicates the line type.

T ● Interleaved This parameter is supported
STRIN only by the common mode
G (RFC2662).
AtucTxRate INTEG - Indicates the transmission rate

ER of the downstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AturTxRate INTEG - Indicates the transmission rate

ER of the upstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AtucInterlea INTEG - Indicates the downstream

veDelay ER interleave delay. The
corresponding parameter in
TR165 mode is
CH1ACTDELAYDS.
Unit: ms.
AturInterlea INTEG - Indicates the upstream

veDelay ER interleave delay. The
TR165 mode is
CH1ACTDELAYUS.
Unit: ms.
AtucInvSeria OCTE SIZE (0-32) Indicates the serial number of

lNumber T the vendor of the central office
STRIN system.
G
AturInvSeria OCTE SIZE (0-32) Indicates the serial number of

lNumber T the vendor of the remote end
STRIN system.
G

System
AtucInvVend OCTE SIZE (0-16) Indicates the vendor ID of the

orID T central office system.
STRIN
G
AturInvVend OCTE SIZE (0-16) Indicates the vendor ID of the

orID T remote end system.
STRIN
G
AtucInvVersi OCTE SIZE (0-16) Indicates the version of the

onNumber T central office system.
STRIN
G
AturInvVersi OCTE SIZE (0-16) Indicates the version of the

onNumber T remote end system.
STRIN
G
AtucSnrMgn FLOA -64 to +64 Indicates the upstream noise

T margin.
Unit: dB.
AturSnrMgn FLOA -64 to +64 Indicates the downstream

T noise margin.
Unit: dB.
AtucAtn FLOA 0-127 Indicates the upstream channel

T attenuation.
Unit: dB.
AturAtn FLOA 0-127 Indicates the downstream

T channel attenuation.
Unit: dB.
AtucOutput FLOA -31 to +31 Indicates the downstream

Pwr T output power.
Unit: dBm.
AturOutputP FLOA -31 to +31 Indicates the upstream output

wr T power.
Unit: dBm.
AtucAttaina INTEG - Indicates the downstream

bleRate ER attainable rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
AturAttaina INTEG - Indicates the upstream

bleRate ER attainable rate.
Unit: kbit/s.

System
AdslLineVpi INTEG 0-255 Indicates the virtual path

ER identifier of the ADSL link.
Only the MA5300V1 supports
this parameter.
AdslLineVci INTEG 0-511 Indicates the virtual channel

ER identifier of the ADSL link.
Only the MA5300V1 supports
this parameter.
AdslIpPriorit INTEG 0-7 Indicates the IP precedence of

y ER the port. Only the MA5300V1
MacLearnNu INTEG 0-255 Indicates the number of MAC

m ER addresses that are learned by
the ADSL port itself. Only the
MA5100V2 supports this
parameter.
LastActiveTx INTEG - Indicates the last activation

Rate ER rate of the ADSL port. The
TR165 mode is
CH1PREVDATARATEDS.
Unit: kbit/s.
Currently, the U2000 does not
support this parameter.
SysTime OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the system time.

T Currently, the U2000 does not
STRIN support this parameter.
G
AdslLineTrell OCTE ● DISABLED Specifies whether the

is T ● ENABLED enumerated value of the ADSL
STRIN trellis coding is used. Currently,
G the U2000 does not support
this parameter.

System
AdslLineHan OCTE ● All Indicates the enumerated

dshake T ● Full rate value of the ADSL handshaking
STRIN protocol. Currently, the U2000
G ● Glite only does not support this
● T1413 only parameter.
● Gdmt only
● Ghs
● G9921
● G9922
● G9923
● G9924
● G9925
● AdslAllOnly
● Unknown
AdslLineBitS OCTE ● DISABLED Specifies whether the

wapping T ● ENABLED enumerated value of the bit
STRIN swapping is used. Currently,
G the U2000 does not support
this parameter.
AdslLineTyp OCTE ● NoChannel Indicates the ADSL line type.

e T ● FastOnly Currently, the U2000 does not
STRIN support this parameter.
G
PORTMODE OCTE ● ADSL-ONLY Indicates the working mode of

T ● COMBO the ADSL port. Currently, only
STRIN the UA5000 (IPMB) supports
G ● BYPASS this parameter.
PORTCAPABI OCTE ● BOTH Indicates the capability of the

LITY T ● Line One ADSL port. Currently, only the
STRIN UA5000 (IPMB) supports this
G parameter.
EPROF OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

T extended profile. This
STRIN parameter cannot be queried
G in TR165 mode.
This parameter is supported
only by the common mode
(RFC2662).
PPPOE OCTE ● ON Specifies whether the PPPoE

T ● OFF function is enabled. Currently,
STRIN only the MA5600T, MA5603T
G and the MA5606T support this
parameter.

System
OPTION82 OCTE ● ON Specifies whether the option

T ● OFF 82 function is enabled.
STRIN Currently, only the MA5600T,
G MA5603T and the MA5606T
PWRMNGST OCTE ● L0 Indicates the power

ATE T ● L1 management status. This
STRIN parameter can be queried only
G ● L2 in NGADSL and TR165 modes.
● L3 This parameter is returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=NGADSLPARA
in the command.
INITRESULT OCTE ● NoFailure Indicates the result of the last

T ● ConfigError complete initialization. This
G ● ConfigNotFeasible in NGADSL and TR165 modes.
● CommFail This parameter is returned only
● NoPeerAtu when you entered
● OtherCause in the command.
SIGATTEND INTEG 0-127 Indicates the downstream

S ER signal attenuation. This
parameter can be queried only
in NGADSL and TR165 modes.
This parameter is returned only
when you entered
in the command.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTENU INTEG 0-127 Indicates the upstream signal

S ER attenuation. This parameter
can be queried only in NGADSL
and TR165 modes.
when you entered
in the command.
Unit: dB.

System
ACTPSDDS INTEG -90 to 0 Indicates the downstream PSD.

ER This parameter can be queried
only in NGADSL and TR165
modes.
when you entered
in the command.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTPSDUS INTEG -90 to 0 Indicates the upstream PSD.

ER This parameter can be queried
only in NGADSL and TR165
modes.
when you entered
in the command.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
CH1PREVDA INTEG 0-4294967295 Indicates the last downstream

TARATEDS ER rate of channel 1. This
when you entered
in the command.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1ACTDEL INTEG 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream

AYDS ER delay of channel 1. This
when you entered
in the command.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMSTA OCTE ● NoFailure Indicates the downstream ATM

TUSDS T ● NoCellDelineation data status of channel 1. This
G ● LossOfCellDelinea- in NGADSL and TR165 modes.
tion
when you entered
in the command.

System
CH1PTMSTA OCTE ● NoFailure Indicates the downstream PTM

TUSDS T ● OutOfSync data status of channel 1. This
G in NGADSL and TR165 modes.
when you entered
in the command.
CH1PREVDA INTEG 0-4294967295 Indicates the last upstream

TARATEUS ER rate of channel 1. This
when you entered
in the command.
Unit: bit/s.
CH1ACTDEL INTEG 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream delay

AYUS ER of channel 1. This parameter
can be queried only in NGADSL
and TR165 modes.
when you entered
in the command.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMSTA OCTE ● NoFailure Indicates the upstream ATM

TUSUS T ● NoCellDelineation data status of channel 1. This
G ● LossOfCellDelinea- in NGADSL and TR165 modes.
tion
when you entered
in the command.
CH1PTMSTA OCTE ● NoFailure Indicates the upstream PTM

TUSUS T ● OutOfSync data status of channel 1. This
G in NGADSL and TR165 modes.
when you entered
in the command.

System
ATUCCHAN FLOA 0-254 Indicates downstream impulse

CURRINP T noise protection (INP).
Unit: DMT Symbol
ATURCHAN FLOA 0-254 Indicates upstream INP.

CURRINP T Unit: DMT Symbol
IfInOcts INTEG 1-4294967295 Indicates the total number of

ER octets received by the ADSL
port, including framing
characters.
IfOutOcts INTEG 1-4294967295 Indicates the total number of

ER octets transmitted from the
ADSL port, including framing
characters.
TR165VNPR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

OF T TR165 virtual noise profile.
STRIN This parameter is applicable
G only to the MA5600T,
MA5603T and MA5616 in
TR165 mode.
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARA
in the command.
TR165SPECT OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

RUMPROF T TR165 spectrum profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165ALAR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

MPROF T TR165 alarm profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.

System
TR165DPBO OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

PROF T TR165 DPBO profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165RFIPR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

OF T TR165 RFI profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165NMPR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

OF T TR165 noise margin profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1U OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

SPROF T TR165 channel 1 upstream rate
STRIN profile.
G This parameter is applicable
only to the MA5600T,
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.

System
TR165CH1U INTEG 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of

ARR ER the TR165 channel 1 upstream
rate.
This parameter is applicable
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH2U OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

SPROF T TR165 channel 2 upstream rate
STRIN profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH2U INTEG 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of

ARR ER the TR165 channel 2 upstream
rate.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1D OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

SPROF T TR165 channel 1 downstream
STRIN profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.

System
TR165CH1D INTEG 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of

ARR ER the TR165 channel 1
downstream rate.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH2D OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

SPROF T TR165 channel 2 downstream
STRIN rate profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH2D INTEG 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of

ARR ER the TR165 channel 2
downstream rate.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1IN OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the delay impulse

PPROF T noise protection (INP) profile
STRIN of the TR165 channel 1.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.

System
TR165CH2IN OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the delay INP profile

PPROF T of the TR165 channel 2.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165VNPR INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

OFINDEX ER TR165 virtual noise profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARAIN
DEX in the command.
TR165SPECT INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

RUMPROFIN ER TR165 spectrum profile.
DEX This parameter is applicable
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165DPBO INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

PROFINDEX ER TR165 DPBO profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165UPBO INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

PROFINDEX ER TR165 UPBO profile.
The U2000 does not support
this parameter.

System
TR165RFIPR INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

OFINDEX ER TR165 RFI profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165NMPR INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

OFINDEX ER TR165 noise margin profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165CH1U INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

SPROFINDE ER TR165 channel 1 upstream rate
X profile. This parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH1UARR parameter is
set.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.

System
TR165CH2U INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

SPROFINDE ER TR165 channel 2 upstream rate
only when the
TR165CH2UARR parameter is
set.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165CH1D INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

SPROFINDE ER TR165 channel 1 downstream
only when the
TR165CH1DARR parameter is
set.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165CH2D INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the

SPROFINDE ER TR165 channel 2 downstream
X rate profile. This parameter is
valid only when the
TR165CH2DARR parameter is
set.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.

System
TR165CH1IN INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the delay

PPROFINDE ER impulse noise protection (INP)
X profile of the TR165 channel 1.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165CH2IN INTEG 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the delay

PPROFINDE ER impulse noise protection (INP)
X profile of the TR165 channel 2.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
QUENE1 INTEG 3 Indicates queue 1.

ER This parameter is returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=QUENESHAPI
NGPARA in the command.
QUENE2 INTEG 4 Indicates queue 2.

ER This parameter is returned only
when you entered
OUTBOUND OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

TRAFFICPRO T outbound traffic profile.
F STRIN This parameter is applicable
TR165 mode.
when you entered

System
TRANSSYS OCTE ● G.992.1 TCM-ISDN Indicates the transmission

T non-overlapped mode of ADSL ports. This
STRIN ● G.992.1 TCM-ISDN parameter can be queried only
G overlapped in TR165 modes.
● G.992.1 TCM-ISDN This parameter is returned only
symmetric when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TRANSSYS in
● G.992.2 with TCM- the command.
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 with TCM-
ISDN overlapped
● G992.1-Annex A
● G992.1-Annex B
● G992.2-Annex A
● G992.3-Annex A
● G992.3-Annex B
● G992.3-Annex I
● G992.3-Annex J
● G992.3-Annex L
Mask 1
● G992.3-Annex L
Mask 2
● G992.3-Annex L
Mask 3
● G992.3-Annex L
Mask 4
● G992.3-Annex M
● G992.4 Annex A
● G992.4-Annex A
● G992.4-Annex I
● G992.5-Annex A
● G992.5-Annex B
● G992.5-Annex I
● G992.5-Annex J
● G992.5-Annex M
● Regional Std.
● T1.413

System
TRAPSWITC OCTE ● ON Specifies whether the trap

H T ● OFF function is enabled.
STRIN Options are as follows:
G
● ON: reports alarms from
ports to the U2000.
● OFF: suppresses alarms
from ports.
TR165INMP OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

ROF T TR165 INM profile.
TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.
Error Code
1610940467 Reading port information Check whether the device is

from the device failed. offline or times out.
1611268098 Querying the details of the Log in to the System Monitor

ports fails. client and check whether the
xDSL service management
process is started. If the process
is not started, start the process.
Example
To query the details of port 0/13/0 on the device named 10.144.199.35, run the
following command:
LST-
DSLPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=0:3::SHOWOPTION
=NGADSLPARA ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts IfOutOcts
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DID FN SN PN Label Alias Type AtucStatus AturStat
us LineProfile AlarmProfile LastActiveTime AdminStatus Coding
LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate AtucInterleaveDelay AturInte
rleaveDelay AtucInvSerialNumber AturInvSerialNumber AtucInvVendorID
AturInvVendorID AtucInvVersionNumber AturInvVersionNumber AtucSnrMgn
AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRa
te AturAttainableRate AdslLineVpi AdslLineVci AdslIpPriority
MacLearnNum LastActiveTxRate SysTime AdslLineTrellis AdslLineHandshak
e AdslLineBitSwapping AdslLineType PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT
SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS CH1PREVDATARATED
S CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS CH1PTMSTATUSDS CH1PREVDATARATEUS
CH1ACTDELAYUS CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP
IfInOcts IfOutOcts TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALA
RMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1
UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2
DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUND
TRAFFICPROF TR165INMPROF
7340178 0 13 0 Frame:0/Slot:13/Port:0 test1234 --
Deactive Unknown -- -- -- Not Manageable -- --
-- -- -- -- 16l v09.07.21, 2008-10-20 -- 0xFFB542
44434D4D54 -- VE_9_7_21 -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL UPSTREAM
100 -- -- DEFVAL DOWNSTREAM 100 -- -- DEFVAL
-- 3 4 -- --
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following command:
● LST-
DSLPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.71.59.35,FN=0,SN=11,PN=15:CTAG::SHOWO
PTION=PORTMODE PORTCAPABILITY EPROF PPPOE OPTION82
NGADSLPARA ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts
IfOutOcts TR165PARA QUENESHAPINGPARA TRANSSYS;
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DID FN SN PN Label Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile AlarmProfile
LastActiveTime AdminStatus Coding LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate
AtucInterleaveDelay AturInterleaveDelay AtucInvSerialNumber AturInvSerialNumber
AtucInvVendorID AturInvVendorID AtucInvVersionNumber AturInvVersionNumber
AtucSnrMgn AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr
AtucAttainableRate AturAttainableRate AdslLineVpi AdslLineVci AdslIpPriority
MacLearnNum LastActiveTxRate SysTime AdslLineTrellis AdslLineHandshake
AdslLineBitSwapping AdslLineType PORTMODE PORTCAPABILITY EPROF PPPOE
OPTION82 PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS ACTPSDDS
ACTPSDUS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS
CH1PTMSTATUSDS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS CH1ATMSTATUSUS
CH1PTMSTATUSUS ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts IfOutOcts
TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR
TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF
TR165CH2INPPROF QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF TRANSSYS TR165INMPROF
7340032 0 11 15 Frame:0/Slot:11/Port:15 test -- Active Active -- -- -- Not
Manageable -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.30.0.33 000000000000 0xB5004946544E827A
0x00005443544E0000 08.27.0A.00.2F V.3.7.9.15 6.50 7.10 0.00 1.10 16.30 12.60
25420 1172 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ON ON L0
NoFailure 0.00 1.10 -45.10 -38.00 24076 5 NoFailure -- 1185 13 NoFailure
-- 0.10 0.40 35378 0 DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL
DEFVAL UPSTREAM 60 DEFVAL UPSTREAM 40 DEFVAL DOWNSTREAM 70 DEFVAL
UPSTREAM 30 DEFVAL DEFVAL 3 4 ip-traffic-table_0 G992.1-Annex B --
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NOTE
The values of most of the parameters are not displayed but displayed as -- because the port
is not activated.
Related Command
● LST-ADSLPORTALARM
● LST-ADSLPORTPERF
● LST-ADSLPORTCFG
15.2.4 Querying the List of ADSL Line Profiles (LST-

ADSLLINEPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command applies to the common mode (RFC2662).
Command Format
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,LPROFID=line-profile-name][,COM=channel-operation-
mode][,LTYPE=line-profile-type][,ATUCMINRT=Central-Office-End-Minimum-stream-TX-rate]
[,ATUCMAXRT=Central-Office-End-Maximum-stream-TX-rate][,ATURMINRT=Remote-End-Minimum-stream-

System
TX-rate][,ATURMAXRT=Remote-End-Maximum-stream-TX-rate][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-Name]
[,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
74 MA5300V1
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter
eter
DT INTEGER See Indicates the device N/A

Supporting type.
Device.
LPROF OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the N/A

ID STRING name of the ADSL line
profile.

System

eter
COM OCTET 0-2 (Optional) Indicates the N/A

STRING channel working mode.
The meanings of the
● 0: Fast
● 1: Interleave
● 2: FastOrInterleaved
In the case of low
delay, select the 0
mode. In the case of
stable connection,
select the 1 mode.
Only the MA5300V1
supports the 2 mode.
LTYPE INTEGER ● 1: Adsl Indicates the type of N/A

● 2: Adsl2+ the supported port,
which can be ADSL or
ADSL2+.
ATUC INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the N/A

MINR 32-28799 minimum downstream
T MA5615, transmission rate.
MA5605, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5600V3, ● If COM is set to 0,
MA5105, this parameter is
MA5100V1, displayed as ATU-C
MA5100V2, (Downstream) Fast
UA5000, Min. Tx Rate.
UA5000
(IPMB), ● If COM is set to 1,
MA5603T, this parameter is
MA5606T, displayed as ATU-C
MA5616, (Downstream)
MA5635, Interleaved Min. Tx
MA5600T: Rate.
32-31999 ● If COM is set to 2,
this parameter is
displayed as ATU-C
(Downstream) Fast
Min. Tx Rate/ATU-C
(Downstream)
Interleaved Min. Tx
Rate.

System

eter
ATUC INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the N/A

MAXR 33-28800 maximum downstream
T MA5615, transmission rate. It is
MA5605, recommended that you
MA5600V3, set this parameter to
MA5105, 6144.
MA5100V1, Unit: kbit/s.
UA5000, this parameter is
UA5000 displayed as ATU-C
(IPMB), (Downstream) Fast
MA5603T, Max. Tx Rate.
MA5606T,
MA5616, ● If COM is set to 1,
MA5600T: displayed as ATU-C
33-32000 (Downstream)
Interleaved Max. Tx
Rate.
● If COM is set to 2,
this parameter is
displayed as ATU-C
(Downstream) Fast
Max. Tx Rate/ATU-
C (Downstream)
Interleaved Max. Tx
Rate.

System

eter
ATUR INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the N/A

MINR 32-3479 minimum upstream
T UA5000, transmission rate. It is
MA5615, recommended that you
MA5605, set this parameter to
MA5105, 640.
MA5100V2: ● If COM is set to 0,
32-3000 this parameter is
MA5600V3, displayed as ATU-R
UA5000 (Upstream) Fast
(IPMB), Min. Tx Rate.
MA5603T, ● If COM is set to 1,
MA5606T, this parameter is
MA5616, displayed as ATU-R
MA5635, (Upstream)
MA5600T: Interleaved Min. Tx
32-6000 Rate.
● If COM is set to 2,
this parameter is
displayed as ATU-R
(Upstream) Fast
Min. Tx Rate/ATU-R
(Upstream)
Interleaved Min. Tx
Rate.

System

eter
ATUR INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the N/A

MAXR 33-3480 maximum upstream
T UA5000, transmission rate.
MA5615, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5605, ● If COM is set to 0,
MA5100V1, displayed as ATU-R
MA5100V2: (Upstream) Fast
32-3000 Max. Tx Rate.
UA5000 this parameter is
(IPMB), displayed as ATU-R
MA5603T, (Upstream)
MA5606T, Interleaved Max. Tx
MA5616, Rate.
MA5635,
MA5600T: ● If COM is set to 2,
32-6000 this parameter is
displayed as ATU-R
(Upstream) Fast
Max. Tx Rate/ATU-
R (Upstream)
Interleaved Max. Tx
Rate.
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates the -

PROFI STRING device scope profile
D name.
SHOW OCTET ● SCOPEPR Specifies whether to -

OPTIO STRING OFID return the optional
N attribute. If this
parameter is set, the
optional attribute will
be returned. Otherwise,
the optional attribute
will not be returned.
NOTE
● The DT parameter is mandatory. Other parameters are optional.

● You can perform the fuzzy search by profile name and obtain all the profiles whose
names contain the entered character string. The PROFID parameter does not support
fuzzy search.
Response Format

System
title=ADSL Activation Profile of the device type +device-type

DT LPROFID COM ATUCMINRT ATUCMAXRT ATURMINRT ATURMAXRT SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
er
DT OCTET See Supporting Indicates the device type.

STRING Device.
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the name of

STRING the ADSL line profile.
COM OCTET ● Fast (Optional) Indicates the channel

STRING ● Interleave working mode.
● FastOrInterleaved In the case of low delay, select
the Fast mode. In the case of
stable connection, select the
Interleave mode.
Only the MA5300V1 supports the
FastOrInterleaved mode.
ATUCMI INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the

NRT 32-28799 minimum downstream
MA5615, MA5605, transmission rate.
MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5100V1, ● If the value of the COM is
MA5100V2, UA5000, Fast, this parameter is
UA5000 (IPMB), displayed as ATU-C
MA5603T, MA5606T, (Downstream) Fast Min. Tx
MA5616, MA5635, Rate.
MA5600T: 32-31999
● If the value of the COM is
Interleave, this parameter is
displayed as ATU-C
(Downstream) Interleaved
Min. Tx Rate.
FastOrInterleaved, this
parameter is displayed as
ATU-C (Downstream) Fast
Min. Tx Rate/ATU-C
Min. Tx Rate.

System

er
ATUCM INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the

AXRT 33-28800 maximum downstream
MA5615, MA5605, transmission rate. It is
MA5600V3, MA5105, recommended that you set this
MA5100V1, parameter to 6144.
MA5100V2, UA5000, Unit: kbit/s.
UA5000 (IPMB), ● If the value of the COM is
MA5603T, MA5606T, Fast, this parameter is
MA5616, MA5635, displayed as ATU-C
MA5600T: 33-32000 (Downstream) Fast Max. Tx
Rate.
displayed as ATU-C
Max. Tx Rate.
ATU-C (Downstream) Fast
Max. Tx Rate/ATU-C
Max. Tx Rate.
ATURMI INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-3479 (Optional) Indicates the

NRT UA5000, MA5615, minimum upstream transmission
MA5605, MA5105, rate. It is recommended that you
MA5100V1, set this parameter to 640.
MA5100V2: 32-3000 Unit: kbit/s.
MA5600V3, UA5000 ● If the value of the COM is
(IPMB), MA5603T, Fast, this parameter is
MA5606T, MA5616, displayed as ATU-R
MA5635, MA5600T: (Upstream) Fast Min. Tx
32-6000 Rate.
displayed as ATU-R
(Upstream) Interleaved Min.
Tx Rate.
ATU-R (Upstream) Fast Min.
Tx Rate/ATU-R (Upstream)
Interleaved Min. Tx Rate.

System

er
ATURM INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-3480 (Optional) Indicates the

AXRT UA5000, MA5615, maximum upstream transmission
MA5605, MA5105, rate.
MA5100V2: 32-3000 ● If the value of the COM is
MA5600V3, UA5000 Fast, this parameter is
(IPMB), MA5603T, displayed as ATU-R
MA5606T, MA5616, (Upstream) Fast Max. Tx
MA5635, MA5600T: Rate.
32-6000 ● If the value of the COM is
displayed as ATU-R
(Upstream) Interleaved Max.
Tx Rate.
ATU-R (Upstream) Fast Max.
Tx Rate/ATU-R (Upstream)
Interleaved Max. Tx Rate.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

ROFID STRING name.
Error Code
2686058498 Invalid parameter or Verify that the

value of parameter is parameter values do not
wrong. exceed the range of the
parameters specified by
the command, the
parameter names are
correct, and the
parameters are entered
in the correct order.
2686058552 The resource does not The required profile does

exist. not exist.
Example
To query the list of the global line profiles of the MA5300V1, run the following
command:
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILE:::1::DT=74;

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DT LPROFID COM ATUCMINRT ATUCMAXRT ATURMINRT ATURMAXRT
MA5300V1 LINE-PROFILE-1 Fast 32/-- 6144/-- 32/-- 640/--
MA5300V1 LINE-PROFILE-2 Interleave --/32 --/6144 --/32 --/640
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Related Command
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL
15.2.5 Querying the Details of an ADSL Line Profile (LST-

ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
The specified ADSL line profile must exist.
Command Format
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,LPROFID=line-profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-
Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=EOC ATUCRATEMODE ATURRATEMODE ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIME ATUCMINDOWNSHIFTTIME ATURDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
ATURUPSHIFTSNRMGN ATURMINUPSHIFTTIME ATURMINDOWNSHIFTTIME SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635
2339 MA5818

System
Input Parameter
Para Type Range Description Default
mete
r
DT INTE See Supporting Device. Indicates the N/A

GER device type.
LPRO OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

FID T name of the
STRI ADSL line
NG profile.
SCO OCTE SIZE(32) (Optional) -

PEPR T Indicates the
OFID STRI device scope
NG profile name.
SHO OCTE ● EOC (Optional) N/A

WOP T ● ATUCRATEMODE Specifies the
TION STRI attributes that
NG ● ATURRATEMODE can be
● ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNR displayed. If you
MGN set this
parameter, the
● ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMG corresponding
N attributes are
● ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIM displayed. By
E default, the
● ATUCMINDOWNSHIFT attributes are
TIME not displayed.
For example, if
● ATURDOWNSHIFTSNR
you enter EOC,
MGN
the information
● ATURUPSHIFTSNRMG about this
N attribute is
● ATURMINUPSHIFTTIM displayed.
E The
● ATURMINDOWNSHIFT ATURRATEMOD
TIME E attribute is
valid only for
● SCOPEPROFID the MA5300V1.
Response Format
title="ADSL Activation Profile " + LPROFID + " of the device type "+device-type
name of attributes:
DT LPROFID ConfRateMode COM ATUCTGTSNR ATUCMAXSNR ATUCMINSNR
ATUCCHANCONFFASTMINTXRATE ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE
ATUCCHANCONFFASTMAXTXRATE ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE ATUCINTLAT ATURTGTSNR

System
ATURMAXSNR ATURMINSNR ATURCHANCONFFASTMINTXRATE ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE

ATURCHANCONFFASTMAXTXRATE ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE ATURINTLAT ATUCBITSW
ATURBITSW TRELMOD TM EOC ATUCRATEMODE ATURRATEMODE ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIME ATUCMINDOWNSHIFTTIME ATURDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
ATURUPSHIFTSNRMGN ATURMINUPSHIFTTIME ATURMINDOWNSHIFTTIME SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
Parame Type Range Description
ter

STRING Device.
LPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the ADSL

D STRING line profile.
ConfRat OCTET ● Fixed Indicates the channel

eMode STRING ● AutoAdaptAtStart- configuration mode. The options
up are as follows:
● AutoAdaptAtRunn ● Fixed: The channel
ing configuration mode is fixed.
● AutoAdaptAtStartup: The
channel configuration is
adapted automatically when
the system is started.
● AutoAdaptAtRunning: The
channel configuration is
the system is running.
COM OCTET ● 0: Fast Indicates the channel working

STRING ● 1: Interleave mode. In the case of low delay,
select the Fast mode. In the case
● 2: of stable connection, select the
FastOrInterleaved Interleave mode.
Only the MA5300V1 supports the
FastOrInterleaved mode.
ATUCT INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the upstream target

GTSNR SNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATUCM INTEGER 6-31 Indicates the maximum upstream

AXSNR SNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATUCMI INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the minimum upstream

NSNR SNR margin.
Unit: dB.

System

ter
ATUCC INTEGER MA5300V1: Indicates the minimum

HANCO 32-28799 downstream rate of the fast
NFFAST MA5615, MA5605, channel.
MINTXR MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
ATE MA5100V1,
MA5100V2, UA5000,
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 32-31999
ATUCC INTEGER MA5300V1: Indicates the minimum

HANCO 32-28799 downstream rate of the interleave
NFINTE MA5615, MA5605, channel.
RLEAVE MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MINTXR MA5100V1,
ATE MA5100V2, UA5000,
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 32-31999
ATUCC INTEGER MA5300V1: Indicates the maximum

HANCO 33-28800 downstream rate of the fast
NFFAST MA5615, MA5605, channel.
MAXTX MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
RATE MA5100V1,
MA5100V2, UA5000,
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 33-32000
ATUCC INTEGER MA5300V1: Indicates the maximum

HANCO 33-28800 downstream rate of the interleave
NFINTE MA5615, MA5605, channel.
RLEAVE MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MAXTX MA5100V1,
RATE MA5100V2, UA5000,
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 33-32000
ATUCIN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the downstream

TLAT interleave delay.
Unit: ms.

System

ter
ATURT INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the downstream target

GTSNR SNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATURM INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the maximum

AXSNR downstream SNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATURMI INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the minimum

NSNR downstream SNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATURC INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-3479 Indicates the minimum upstream

HANCO UA5000, MA5615, rate of the fast channel.
NFFAST MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MINTXR MA5100V1,
ATE MA5100V2: 32-3000
MA5600V3, UA5000
(IPMB), MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5616,
MA5635, MA5600T:
32-6000
ATURC INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-3479 Indicates the minimum upstream

HANCO UA5000, MA5615, rate of the interleave channel.
NFINTE MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
RLEAVE MA5100V1,
MINTXR MA5100V2: 32-3000
ATE
MA5600V3, UA5000
(IPMB), MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5616,
MA5635, MA5600T:
32-6000
ATURC INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-3480 Indicates the maximum upstream

HANCO UA5000, MA5615, rate of the fast channel.
NFFAST MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MAXTX MA5100V1,
RATE MA5100V2: 32-3000
MA5600V3, UA5000
(IPMB), MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5616,
MA5635, MA5600T:
32-6000

System

ter
ATURC INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-3480 Indicates the maximum upstream

HANCO UA5000, MA5615, rate of the interleave channel.
NFINTE MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
RLEAVE MA5100V1,
MAXTX MA5100V2: 32-3000
RATE
MA5600V3, UA5000
(IPMB), MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5616,
MA5635, MA5600T:
32-6000
ATURIN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the upstream interleave

TLAT delay.
Unit: ms.
ATUCBI OCTET ● ON Indicates the downstream channel

TSW STRING ● OFF bit swap.
ATURBI OCTET ● ON Indicates the upstream channel

TSW STRING ● OFF bit swap.
TRELM OCTET ● ON Indicates the trellis coding.

OD STRING ● OFF
TM OCTET See Table 24-6. Indicates the transmission mode.

STRING
EOC OCTET ● Transparent Mode Indicates the EOC mode, namely,

STRING ● HDLC Frame transparent mode and HDLC
Mode frame mode.
This parameter is displayed only
when the preset SHOWOPTION
parameter contains the EOC
attribute. By default, this
parameter is not displayed.

System

ter
ATUCR OCTET ● Fixed Indicates the adaptation mode of

ATEMO STRING ● AutoAdaptAtStart- downstream transmission rate.
DE up The options are as follows:
● AutoAdaptAtRunn ● Fixed: The adaptation mode is
ing fixed.
downstream transmission rate
is adapted automatically when
downstream transmission rate
is automatically adapted when
The following four parameters are
valid only when the value of this
parameter is
AutoAdaptAtRunning:
● ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
● ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN
● ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIME
● ATUCMINDOWNSHIFTTIME

System

ter
ATURR OCTET ● Fixed Indicates the adaptation mode of

ATEMO STRING ● AutoAdaptAtStart- upstream transmission rate. The
DE up options are as follows:
● AutoAdaptAtRunn ● Fixed: The adaptation mode is
ing fixed.
upstream transmission rate is
upstream transmission rate is
automatically adapted when
The following four parameters are
valid only when the value of this
parameter is
AutoAdaptAtRunning:
● ATURDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
● ATURUPSHIFTSNRMGN
● ATURMINUPSHIFTTIME
● ATURMINDOWNSHIFTTIME
This parameter is valid only for
the MA5300V1.
ATUCD INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin

OWNS threshold for the downshift of the
HIFTSN upstream transmission rate.
RMGN Unit: dB.
ATUCU INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin

PSHIFTS threshold for the upshift of the
NRMG upstream transmission rate.
N Unit: dB.
ATUCMI INTEGER 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum

NUPSHI time for the upshift of the
FTTIME downstream transmission rate.
Unit: s.
ATUCMI INTEGER 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum

NDOW time for the downshift of the
NSHIFT downstream transmission rate.
TIME Unit: s.

System

ter
ATURD INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin

OWNS threshold for the downshift of the
HIFTSN downstream transmission rate.
RMGN Unit: dB.
ATURU INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin

PSHIFTS threshold for the upshift of the
NRMG downstream transmission rate.
N Unit: dB.
ATURMI INTEGER 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum

NUPSHI time for the upshift of the
FTTIME upstream transmission rate.
Unit: s.
ATURMI INTEGER 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum

NDOW time for the downshift of the
NSHIFT upstream transmission rate.
TIME Unit: s.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

ROFID STRING name.
Error Code
102629427 The profile does not Ensure that the entered

exist. profile name is correct.
Example
To query the details of LINE-PROFILE-1 on the MA5300V1, run the following
command:
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::1::DT=74,LPROFID=LINE-PROFILE-1;
0 2012-10-25 19:51:45
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ADSL Activation Profile LINE-PROFILE-1 of the device type MA5300V1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------

System
DT LPROFID ConfRateMode COM ATUCTGTSNR ATUCMAXSNR ATUCMINSNR

ATUCCHANCONFFASTMINTXRATE ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE
ATUCCHANCONFFASTMAXTXRATE ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE ATUCINTLAT
ATURTGTSNR ATURMAXSNR ATURMINSNR ATURCHANCONFFASTMINTXRATE
ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE ATURCHANCONFFASTMAXTXRATE
ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE ATURINTLAT ATUCBITSW ATURBITSW TRELMOD TM
MA5300V1 LINE-PROFILE-1 AutoAdaptAtStartup Fast 12 31 0 32 -- 6144 -- -- 12
31 0 32 -- 640 -- -- OFF OFF ON All
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------
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Related Command
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILE
15.2.6 Querying the List of ADSL Alarm Profiles (LST-

ADSLALARMPROFILE)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-ADSLALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,APROFID=ADSL-Alarm-Profile-ID][,ATURLOS15=Remote-
End-15-minute-LOS][,ATURES15=Errored-seconds-at-far-end-15-minutes][,ATUCLOS15=Central-Office-
End-15-minute-LOS][,ATUCES15=Errored-seconds-in-15-minutes-at-near-end][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-
Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T

System
Input Parameter
Par Ty Range Description Default
am p
ete e
r
DT IN See Indicates the device type. -

TE Supporting
G Device.
E
R
AP O SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the -

RO C name of the ADSL alarm
FID TE profile.
T
ST
RI
N
G
AT IN 0-900 (Optional) Indicates the -

UR TE threshold of the
LO G upstream loss of signal
S15 E (LOS) in 15 minutes.
R Unit: s.

UR TE threshold of the
ES1 G upstream error seconds
5 E in 15 minutes.
R Unit: s.

UC TE threshold of the
LO G downstream LOS in 15
S15 E minutes.
R Unit: s.

UC TE threshold of the
ES1 G downstream error
5 E seconds in 15 minutes.
R Unit: s.

System
Par Ty Range Description Default

am p
ete e
r
SC O SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates the -

OP C device scope profile
EP TE name.
RO T
FID ST
RI
N
G
SH O ● SCOPEPRO Specifies whether to -

O C FID return the optional
W TE attribute. If this
OP T parameter is set, the
TIO ST optional attribute will be
N RI returned. Otherwise, the
N optional attribute will
G not be returned.
NOTE

names contain the entered character string. The PROFID parameter does not support
fuzzy search.
Response Format
title="ADSL Alarm Profile of the device type" + device-type
DT APROFID ATURLOS15 ATURES15 ATUCLOS15 ATUCES15 SCOPEPROFID

eter
DT OCTET See Indicates the device type.

STRING Supporting
Device.
APROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the ADSL alarm
ID STRING profile.
ATURL INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the upstream

OS15 loss of signal (LOS) in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

System

eter
ATURE INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the upstream

S15 error seconds in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ATUCL INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the

OS15 downstream LOS in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ATUCE INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the

S15 downstream error seconds in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile name.

PROFI STRING
D
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058498 Invalid parameter or Verify that the

value of parameter is parameter values do not
wrong. exceed the ranges of the
parameters specified by
the command, the
parameter names are
correct, and the
parameters are entered
2686058552 The resource does not Ensure that the desired

exist. profile (corresponding to
the APROFID parameter)
exists on the U2000.
Example
To query the list of the global alarm profiles of the MA5600T, run the following
command:
LST-ADSLALARMPROFILE:::5::DT=249;

System
0 2012-10-25 20:20:51
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
ADSL Alarm Profile of the device type MA5600T
----------------------------------------------------------
DT APROFID ATURLOS15 ATURES15 ATUCLOS15 ATUCES15
MA5600T HGFJJ 0 0 0 0
MA5600T fbhfgj 0 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------
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Related Command
None
15.2.7 Querying the List of ADSL Extended Profiles (LST-

ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,EPROFID=extend-profile-name][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635

System
Input Parameter
meter
DT INTEGE See Indicates the device -

R Supporting type.
Device.
EPRO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name -

FID STRING of the ADSL
extended profile.
SCOP OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates -

EPRO STRING the device scope
FID profile name.
SHO OCTET ● SCOPEPROF Specifies whether to -

WOPT STRING ID return the optional
ION attribute. If this
parameter is set, the
optional attribute
will be returned.
Otherwise, the
optional attribute
will not be returned.
NOTE

names contain the entered character string.
Response Format
title=" ADSL Extend Profile of the device type "+device-type
name of attributes:DT EPROFID FLAG1 BEGINDEX1 ENDINDEX1
FLAG2 BEGINDEX2 ENDINDEX2 FLAG3 BEGINDEX3 ENDINDEX3
FLAG4 BEGINDEX4 ENDINDEX4 SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
er

STRING Device.
EPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

STRING ADSL extended profile.

System

er
FLAG1 OCTET ● Enable Indicates the flag of interval

STRING ● Disable 1.
BEGINDE INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the start index of

X1 interval 1.
ENDINDE INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the end index of

X1 interval 1.


X2 interval 2.

X2 interval 2.


X3 interval 3.

X3 interval 3.


X4 interval 4.

X4 interval 4.
SCOPEPR OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope

OFID STRING profile name.

System
Error Code
2686058498 Invalid parameter or Verify that the parameter

value of parameter is values do not exceed the
wrong. ranges of the parameters
specified by the
command, the parameter
names are correct, and
the parameters are
order.
2686058552 The resource does not The required profile does

exist. not exist.
Example
To query the list of the global extended profiles of the MA5300V1, run the
following command:
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=74;

0 2012-10-25 20:24:05
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ADSL Extend Profile of the device type MA5300V1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------
DT EPROFID FLAG1 BEGINDEX1 ENDINDEX1 FLAG2 BEGINDEX2 ENDINDEX2 FLAG3
BEGINDEX3 ENDINDEX3 FLAG4 BEGINDEX4 ENDINDEX4
MA5300V1 TTYJY Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------
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Related Command
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL
15.2.8 Querying the Details of an ADSL Extended Profile (LST-

ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
The specified ADSL extended profile must exist.

System
Command Format
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,EPROFID=line-profile-
name[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
er
DT INTEGER See Supporting Indicates the -

Device. device type.
EPROFID OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the -

STRING name of the
ADSL extended
profile.
SCOPEPR OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) -

OFID STRING Indicates the
device scope
profile name.

System

er
SHOWO OCTET ● SCOPEPROFID Specifies -

PTION STRING whether to
return the
optional
attribute. If
this parameter
is set, the
optional
attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise, the
optional
attribute will
not be
returned.
Response Format
title="ADSL Extend Profile " + EPROFID + " of the device type "+device-type name of attributes:DT EPROFID
FLAG1 BEGINDEX1 ENDINDEX1 FLAG2 BEGINDEX2 ENDINDEX2 FLAG3 BEGINDEX3 ENDINDEX3 FLAG4
BEGINDEX4 ENDINDEX4 MININPD MININPU TRANSMODE ANNEXTYPE TONENUM TONEID1 PSDVAL1
TONEID2 PSDVAL2 …… …… TONEID32 PSDVAL32 DSMAXPSD L2STATE L2GUARDTIME L2INTERTIME
L2INTERPOWER L2TOTALPOWER SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
er

STRING Device.
EPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

STRING ADSL extended profile.


X1 interval 1.

X1 interval 1.


System

er

X2 interval 2.

X2 interval 2.


X3 interval 3.

X3 interval 3.


X4 interval 4.

X4 interval 4.

System

er
MININPD OCTET ● 0 Indicates the minimum

STRING ● 1 downstream impulse noise
protection (INP). The unit of
● 2 this parameter is 0.5 DMT
● 4 symbol.
● 6 ● 0: noProtection
● 8 ● 1: 0.5 DMT symbol
● 10 ● 2: 1 DMT symbol
● 12 ● 4: 2 DMT symbols
● auto ● 26: 13 DMT symbols
● 28: 14 DMT symbols
● auto: This parameter is
customized by the device.

System

er
MININPU OCTET ● 0 Indicates the minimum

STRING ● 1 upstream INP. The unit of
this parameter is 0.5 DMT
● 2 symbol.
● 4 ● 0: noProtection
● 6 ● 1: 0.5 DMT symbol
● 8 ● 2: 1 DMT symbol
● auto ● 28: 14 DMT symbols
● auto: This parameter is
customized by the device.
TRANSM OCTET ● G992.1 Indicates the transmission

ODE STRING ● G992.2 standard.
● G992.3
● G992.5
● T1.413
● ETSI
ANNEXTY OCTET ● Annex.A Indicates the transmission

PE STRING ● Annex.B annex. The UA5000 does not
● Annex.J
● Annex.L
● Annex.M

System

er
TONENU INTEGER 0-32 Indicates the number of

M tones. The MA5600V3,
MA5603T and MA5600T do
not support this parameter.
TONEIDn INTEGER 32-511 Indicates tone index n. n

ranges from 1 to 32.
The MA5600V3, MA5603T
and MA5600T do not support
this parameter.
PSDVALn INTEGER 0-190 Indicates PSD value n. n

ranges from 1 to 32.
The MA5600V3, MA5603T
and MA5600T do not support
this parameter.
DSMAXP INTEGER -52 to -40 Indicates the maximum

SD downstream transmit power
density. The MA5300V1 does
not support this parameter.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
L2STATE INTEGER ● Disable Indicates the status of the L2

● Enable mode.
● Forced The MA5600V3 supports this
parameter.
L2GUAR INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the duration in

DTIME which the current
transmission rate is smaller
than the net rate threshold.
The MA5600V3 supports this
parameter.
Unit: s.
L2INTERT INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the interval

IME between two L2 modes. The
MA5600V3 supports this
parameter.
Unit: s.
L2INTERP INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the power decrease

OWER each time when the L2 mode
is switched. The MA5600V3
Unit: dB.

System

er
L2TOTAL INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the total power

POWER decrease when the L2 mode
is switched. This parameter
should not be smaller than
the L2INTERPOWER
parameter. The MA5600V3
Unit: dB.
SCOPEPR OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope

OFID STRING profile name.
Error Code
102629427 The profile does not Ensure that the entered

exist. profile name is correct.
Example
To query the details of shmi on the MA5600T, run the command:
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=249,EPROFID=shmi;
0 2012-10-25 20:34:49
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ADSL Extend Profile shmi of the device type MA5600T
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DT EPROFID FLAG1 BEGINDEX1 ENDINDEX1 FLAG2 BEGINDEX2 ENDINDEX2 FLAG3
BEGINDEX3 ENDINDEX3 FLAG4 BEGINDEX4 ENDINDEX4 MININPD MININPU TRANSMODE
ANNEXTYPE TONENUM TONEID1 PSDVAL1 TONEID2 PSDVAL2 TONEID3 PSDVAL3
TONEID4 PSDVAL4 TONEID5 PSDVAL5 TONEID6 PSDVAL6 TONEID7 PSDVAL7 TONEID8
PSDVAL8 TONEID9 PSDVAL9 TONEID10 PSDVAL10 TONEID11 PSDVAL11 TONEID12
PSDVAL32 DSMAXPSD L2STATE L2GUARDTIME L2INTERTIME L2INTERPOWER L2TOTALPOWER
MA5600T shmi Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0 auto auto
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

System
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -40 -- -- -- --
--
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE
15.2.9 Querying the Alarm Information About an ADSL Port

(LST-ADSLPORTALARM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the alarm information about an ADSL port.
This command applies to the common mode (RFC2662), NGADSL mode
(RFC4706), and TR165 mode.
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTALARM::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
100 MA5616

System
Input Parameter
er

ID.

the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

subrack number.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port -

ID.
Response Format
title="Port alarm of the device " + device name + "frameId" + frame number + "slotId" + slot-number +
"portId"+ port number
name of attributes: SerialNo FaultID Severity FunctionType strName ReasonID
Reason Repair Meaning FaultFlag faultTime ackTime clearTime strAckUserName Location
Output Parameter
Parameter Type Description
SerialNo INTEGER Indicates the serial number generated by the

daemon.
FaultID INTEGER Indicates the alarm or event ID. This parameter

and the device are used to identify an alarm or
event.

System
Severity INTEGER Indicates the alarm severity or event level.
FunctionTyp INTEGER Indicates the type of the alarm or event.

e
strName OCTET Indicates the name of the alarm or event.

STRING
ReasonID INTEGER Indicates the cause ID of the alarm.
Reason OCTET Indicates the alarm cause.

STRING
Repair OCTET Indicates the suggestion for clearing the alarm.

STRING
Meaning OCTET Indicates the description of the alarm.

STRING
FaultFlag INTEGER Indicates the type of the fault.
faultTime OCTET Indicates the time when the alarm or event is

STRING generated.
The time is in UTC format.
ackTime OCTET Indicates the time when the alarm is

STRING acknowledged.
clearTime OCTET Indicates the time when the alarm is cleared.

STRING The time is in UTC format.
strAckUser OCTET Indicates the acknowledged user name.

Name STRING
Location OCTET Indicates the location of the alarm or event.

STRING The format is Device=device ID Frame=subrack ID
Slot=slot ID Subslot=subslot ID Port=port ID. For
example, Device=7340049 Frame=0 Slot=1
Subslot=65535 Port=5.
Error Code
1612644886 No port alarm Verify that the traps

information. reporting function is
enabled on the server.

System
1610612785 Getting alarm Check whether the

information timed out. device is offline or the
network delay occurs.
1610612784 Querying alarm ● Check whether the

information failed. device reports alarms.
● Check whether the
failure to query
alarms is caused by
network delay or
discarded packets.
Check whether the
device supports the
query of alarm
information.
Example
To query the alarm information about ADSL port 0/12/0 on the device named
LST-ADSLPORTALARM::DEV=10.144.73.167,FN=0,SN=12,PN=0:2::;
7340149 2011-01-19 16:01:59
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port alarm of the device 10.144.73.167 Frame number:0 Slot number:12 Port number:0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------
SerialNo FaultID Severity FunctionType strName ReasonID Reason Repair Meaning FaultFlag faultTime
ackTime clearTime strAckUserName Location
11328 170983425 1 3 Signal Degraded (SD) occurs at the ATM port. 170983425 The Signal Degraded
(SD) message is received from the board. 1 2011-1-18 5:59:12 -- -- -- Device=7340149 Frame=0 Slot=12
Subslot=65535 Port=0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------
;
Related Command
● LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO
● LST-ADSLPORTCFG
15.2.10 Querying the Alarm Status of an xDSL Port (LST-

XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the alarm status of an xDSL port or a G.fast port
in the common mode (RFC2662), TI mode or TR165 mode.

System
Command Format
LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
● TR165 mode and TI mode: MA5600 V800R008
and later versions
● Common mode: MA5600 V800R006C02,
MA5600 V800R007C01, MA5600V800R008 and
later versions
100 MA5616
● ADSL port in TR165 mode: MA5616
V800R308C00 and later versions
● VDSL2 port in common mode: MA5616
2331 MA5608T
● VDSL2 port in TR165 mode
249 MA5600T
● TR165 mode and TI mode: MA5600 V800R008
and later versions
● Common mode: MA5600 V800R006C02,
MA5600 V800R007C01, MA5600V800R008 and
later versions
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S (V800R16C00 and later versions)
Input Parameter
r

device ID.

System

r

default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For
details about
how to modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate
a Device
According to
the IP Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

port ID.
Response Format
title="Port alarm of the device: " + device name + "frameId:" + frame number + "slotId:" + slot-number +
"portId:"+ port number
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN COLOF COLOS COLPR COLOSQ COLOL CODIF COCIF COPIF COIF
CONPAP CPELOF CPELOS CPELPR CPELOSQ
Output Parameter
NOTE
If no mode is specified for a parameter, the parameter is supported by the common mode
(RFC2662), TI mode, and TR165 mode.

System
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID.
COLOF OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Frame

STRING ● No alarms are generated at the
central office (CO).
COLOS OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Signal

STRING ● No alarms are generated at the CO.
COLPR OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Power

COLOSQ OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Signal

STRING ● No Quality alarms are generated at
the CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in common mode
COLOL OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Link

NOTE
CODIF OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Data

STRING ● No Initialization Failure alarms are
generated at the CO.
NOTE
COCIF OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Configuration

NOTE
COPIF OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Protocol

NOTE
COIF OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Initialization

STRING ● No Failure alarms are generated at
the CO.
NOTE

System
CONPAP OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether No Peer ATU

STRING ● No Present alarms are generated at
the CO.
NOTE
CPELOF OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Frame

remote end.
CPELOS OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Signal

remote end.
CPELPR OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Power

remote end.
CPELOSQ OCTET ● Yes Specifies whether Loss of Signal

STRING ● No Quality alarms are generated at
the remote end.
NOTE
Error Code
2689014668 Port type is invalid Verify that the input port

type is ADSL, VDSL2 or
G.fast.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Verify that the input port
exists. If it exists,
synchronize the port on the
NMS.
Example
To query the alarm status of port 0/8/5 on the device named 10.71.59.35, an
ADSL port in TR165 mode, run the following command:
LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE::DEV=10.71.59.35,FN=0,SN=8,PN=5:CTAG::;
7340032 2011-09-06 10:43:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

System
blktotal=1
Port alarm of the device:10.71.59.35 frameId:0 slotId:8 portId:5

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN COLOF COLOS COLPR COLOSQ COLOL CODIF
COCIF COPIF COIF CONPAP CPELOF CPELOS CPELPR CPELOSQ
7340032 0 8 5 No No No -- -- --
-- -- No -- No No No --
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.2.11 Querying the Performance Statistics of an ADSL Port

(LST-ADSLPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified ADSL
port of a device. A device must be switched to the RFC2662 mode to query the
performance statistics of a port, and the required ADSL port must be in the
activated state.
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635

System
Input Parameter
mete
r

Address.
Response Format
title="Port performance of the device " + device-name + " frameId " + frame-number + " slotId " + slot-
number + " portId "+ port-number
name of attributes: InOctets OutOctets AtucPerfInit AtucPerfLofs AtucPerfLoss AtucPerfLprs AtucPerfESs
AturPerfLofs AturPerfLoss AturPerfLprs AturPerfESs
Output Parameter
r
InOctets INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the receive traffic of the ADSL

295 terminal unit (ATU).
Unit: byte.
OutOctets INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the transmit traffic of the ATU.

295 Unit: byte.
AtucPerfIn INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of link retraining

it 295 of the ADSL transceiver unit - central
office end (ATU-C).
AtucPerfL INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of frame loss of

ofs 295 the ATU-C.

System

r
AtucPerfL INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of signal loss of

oss 295 the ATU-C.
AtucPerfL INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of power failures

prs 295 of the ATU-C.
AtucPerfE INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of error seconds of

Ss 295 the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AturPerfL INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of frame loss of

ofs 295 the ADSL transceiver unit - remote end
(ATU-R).
AturPerfL INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of signal loss of

oss 295 the ATU-R.
AturPerfL INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of power failures

prs 295 of the ATU-R.
AturPerfE INTEGER 0-4294967 Indicates the number of error seconds of

Ss 295 the ATU-R.
Unit: s.
Error Code
1613561871 The performance Verify that the

statistics task doesn't performance statistics of
exist. the specified port is
available. If the
performance statistics is
not available, create the
performance statistics
collection task for the
port on the GUI.
1613561870 Interacting with the Verify that the

performance and performance statistics
statistic daemon failed, collection process runs in
please check the the normal state. For
performance and example, verify that the
statistic daemon. performance statistics
collection task is started
normally.

System
1613234209 Get performance's index Verify that the required

failed. index for the
collection task is
available.
Example
To query the performance statistics of ADSL port 0/8/0 on the device named
LST-ADSLPORTPERF::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0:3::;

7409669 2005-06-09 10:58:06
M 3 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance of the device 10.71.60.26 frameId 0 slotId 8 portId 0
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InOctets OutOctets AtucPerfInit AtucPerfLofs AtucPerfLoss AtucPerfLprs AtucPerfESs
AturPerfLofs AturPerfLoss AturPerfLprs AturPerfESs
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Related Command
● LST-ADSLPORTQTRPERF
● LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO
● ACT-ADSLPORT
15.2.12 Querying the Current Performance Statistics of an

ADSL Port (LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the current performance statistics of an ADSL port
in TR165 mode and NGADSL mode (RFC4706 mode).
Command Format
LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;

System
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
TR165 mode: MA5616 V800R308C00 and later
versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
meter

configuration items, see
23.7 How to Locate a
Address.
Response Format
title="Port performance of the device " + device-name + " frameId " + frame-number+ " slotId " + slot-
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN UpRate DwRate AtucPerfUas AtucPerfSEs AtucPerfLoss
AtucPerfFECs AtucPerfESs AturPerfUas AturPerfSEs AturPerfLoss
AturPerfFECs AturPerfESs

System
Output Parameter
NOTE
If no mode is specified for a parameter, the parameter is supported by the NGADSL mode
(RFC4706) and TR165 mode.

ER

ER

ER

ER
UpRate INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of upstream bytes.

ER 7295 Unit: byte
DwRate INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of downstream bytes.

ER 7295 Unit: byte
AtucPerfUa INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current unavailable

s ER 7295 seconds (UASs) of the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfSE INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current severely

s ER 7295 errored seconds of the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLo INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current loss of signal

ss ER 7295 (LOS) seconds of the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfFE INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current FEC seconds

Cs ER 7295 of the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfES INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current errored

s ER 7295 seconds of the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AturPerfUa INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current UASs of the

s ER 7295 ATU-R.
Unit: s.
AturPerfSE INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current severely

s ER 7295 errored seconds of the ATU-R.
Unit: s.

System
AturPerfLo INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current LOS seconds

ss ER 7295 of the ATU-R.
Unit: s.
AturPerfFE INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current FEC seconds

Cs ER 7295 of the ATU-R.
Unit: s.
AturPerfES INTEG 0-429496 Indicates the number of current errored

s ER 7295 seconds of the ATU-R.
Unit: s.
Error Code
1610612765 Device offline error. Check the network and device

status. Ensure that you reissue
the command after the device
goes online.
2686058552 The resource does not If the queried resource does not
exist. exist, enter a parameter to locate
an available resource and then
reissue the command.
2689014668 Port type is invalid Check whether the port to be

queried is an ADSL port.
Example
To query the current performance statistics of ADSL port 0/13/30 on the device
LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=30:CTAG::;
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance of the device 10.144.199.35 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:30
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DID FN SN PN UPRATE DWRATE AtucPerfUas AtucPerfSEs
AtucPerfLoss AtucPerfFECs AtucPerfESs AturPerfUas AturPerfSEs
AturPerfLoss AturPerfFECs AturPerfESs
7340178 0 13 30 726132 822577 110 0 0 16

System
2 110 0 0 5 3
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Related Command
● ACT-ADSLPORT
● LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF
15.2.13 Querying Performance of ADSL Port in Current 15

Minutes and Last 15 Minutes (LST-ADSLPORTQTRPERF)
Usage Note
● The required ADSL port must be in the activated state.
● The performance statistics of the port must be available.
● This command applies only to the common mode (RFC2662).
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTQTRPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2339 MA5818

System
Input Parameter
meter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
name of attributes:HecErrors PortElapsedTime Last15MinHecErrors InOctets OutOctets
TrafficElapsedTime Last15MinInOctets Last15MinOutOctets AtucPerfESs AtucPerfLofs AtucPerfLoss
AtucPerfLprs AtucPerfSES AtucPerfUAS AtucPerfInitFail AtucPerfLols AtucPerfFECS AtucInfElapsedTime
AtucPerfLast15MinESs AtucPerfLast15MinLofs AtucPerfLast15MinLoss AtucPerfLast15MinLprs
AtucPerfLast15MinSES AtucPerfLast15MinUAS AtucPerfLast15MinInitFail AtucPerfLast15MinLols
AtucPerfLast15MinFECS AturPerfESs AturPerfLofs AturPerfLoss AturPerfLprs AturPerfSES AturPerfUAS
AturPerfFECS AturInfElapsedTime AturPerfLast15MinESs AturPerfLast15MinLofs AturPerfLast15MinLoss
AturPerfLast15MinLprs AturPerfLast15MinSES AturPerfLast15MinUAS AturPerfLast15MinFECS
SessionStartTime SessionEndTime SessionUpTime Retains InitFail AtucCurrAtn AturCurrAtn
AtucCurrSnrMgn AturCurrSnrMgn AturChanCurrTxRate AtucChanCurrTxRate AtucAttainableRate
AturAttainableRate ChannelATUCElapsedTime ChannelATURElapsedTime AturCorrectedBlks
AtucCorrectedBlks Last15MinAturCorrectedBlks Last15MinAtucCorrectedBlks AturReceivedBlks
AtucReceivedBlks Last15MinAturRxBlks Last15MinAtucRxBlks AturTxBlks AtucTxBlks
Last15MinAturTxBlks Last15MinAtucTxBlks AturUncorrectBlks AtucUncorrectBlks
Last15MinAturUncorrectBlks Last15MinAtucUncorrectBlks AtucPerfCVS AturPerfLast15MinCVS
ChannelType ntePowerStatus

System
Output Parameter
HecErrors INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of HEC error cells that
ER 3647 are discarded in the current 15 minutes.
This parameter applies only to the
UA5000(IPMB).
PortElapse INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the port in the
dTime ER current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
UA5000(IPMB).
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of HEC error cells that
HecErrors ER 3647 are discarded in the last 15 minutes.
UA5000(IPMB).
InOctets INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
ER 3647 receives in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
UA5000(IPMB).
OutOctets INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
ER 3647 transmits in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
UA5000(IPMB).
TrafficElap INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the traffic in

sedTime ER the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
UA5000(IPMB).
Last15MinI INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
nOctets ER 3647 receives in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
UA5000(IPMB).
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
OutOctets ER 3647 transmits in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
UA5000(IPMB).

System
AtucPerfES INTEG 0-900 Indicates the threshold of downstream

s ER errored seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLo INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of

fs ER frame seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLo INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of

ss ER signal seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLp INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of

rs ER power seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfSE INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream

S ER severely errored seconds in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfU INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream

AS ER unavailable seconds in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfIni INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of downstream training

tFail ER 3647 failures in the current 15 minutes.
AtucPerfLol INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of

s ER link seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfFE INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream FEC

CS ER seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
UA5000(IPMB).
AtucInfElap INTEG 0-900 Indicates the downstream elapsed time in

sedTime ER the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream errored

st15MinESs ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of

st15MinLof ER frame seconds in the last 15 minutes.
s Unit: s.

System

st15MinLos ER signal seconds in the last 15 minutes.
s Unit: s.

st15MinLpr ER power seconds in the last 15 minutes.
s Unit: s.
AtucPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream

st15MinSE ER severely errored seconds in the last 15
S minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream

st15MinUA ER unavailable seconds in the last 15 minutes.
S Unit: s.
AtucPerfLa INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of downstream training

st15MinInit ER 3647 failures in the last 15 minutes.
Fail

st15MinLol ER link seconds in the last 15 minutes.
s Unit: s.
AtucPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream FEC

st15MinFE ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
CS Unit: s.
UA5000(IPMB).
AturPerfES INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream errored

s ER seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLof INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of

s ER frame seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLo INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of

ss ER signal seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLp INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of

rs ER power seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfSE INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream severely

S ER errored seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

System
AturPerfUA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream

S ER unavailable seconds in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfFE INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream FEC

CS ER seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
UA5000(IPMB).
AturInfElap INTEG 0-900 Indicates the upstream elapsed time in the

sedTime ER current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream errored

st15MinESs ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of

st15MinLof ER frame seconds in the last 15 minutes.
s Unit: s.

st15MinLos ER signal seconds in the last 15 minutes.
s Unit: s.

st15MinLpr ER power seconds in the last 15 minutes.
s Unit: s.
AturPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream severely

st15MinSE ER errored seconds in the last 15 minutes.
S Unit: s.
AturPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream

st15MinUA ER unavailable seconds in the last 15 minutes.
S Unit: s.
AturPerfLa INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream FEC

st15MinFE ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
CS Unit: s.
UA5000(IPMB).
SessionStar OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the last activation time of the port.
tTime STRIN The time is in UTC format.
G

System
SessionEnd OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the last deactivation time of the
Time STRIN port.
G The time is in UTC format.
SessionUpT INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the duration in which the port is

ime ER 3647 activated.
Retains INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of successful port

ER 3647 trainings.
UA5000(IPMB).
InitFail INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of port training

ER 3647 failures.
AtucCurrAt INTEG 0-630 Indicates the upstream channel attenuation.

n ER Unit: 0.1dB.
AturCurrAt INTEG 0-630 Indicates the downstream channel

n ER attenuation.
Unit: 0.1dB.
AtucCurrSn INTEG -640 to Indicates the downstream SNR margin.

rMgn ER 640 Unit: 0.1dB.
AturCurrSn INTEG -640 to Indicates the upstream SNR margin.

rMgn ER 640 Unit: 0.1dB.
AturChanC INTEG 32-32000 Indicates the transmission rate of the

urrTxRate ER upstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AtucChanC INTEG 32-32000 Indicates the transmission rate of the

urrTxRate ER downstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AtucAttain INTEG 32-3000 Indicates the maximum attainable rate in the

ableRate ER downstream direction.
Unit: kbit/s.
AturAttain INTEG 32-3000 Indicates the maximum attainable rate in the

ableRate ER upstream direction.
Unit: kbit/s.
ChannelAT INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the

UCElapsed ER downstream channel in the current 15
Time minutes.
Unit: s.

System
ChannelAT INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the upstream

URElapsed ER channel in the current 15 minutes.
Time Unit: s.
AturCorrect INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of upstream corrected

edBlks ER 3647 blocks in the current 15 minutes.
AtucCorrec INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of downstream

tedBlks ER 3647 corrected blocks in the current 15 minutes.
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of upstream corrected

AturCorrect ER 3647 blocks in the last 15 minutes.
edBlks
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of downstream

AtucCorrec ER 3647 corrected blocks in the last 15 minutes.
tedBlks
AturReceiv INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of upstream received

edBlks ER 3647 blocks in the current 15 minutes.
AtucReceiv INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of downstream

edBlks ER 3647 received blocks in the current 15 minutes.
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of upstream received

AturRxBlks ER 3647 blocks in the last 15 minutes.

AtucRxBlks ER 3647 received blocks in the last 15 minutes.
AturTxBlks INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of upstream

ER 3647 transmitted blocks in the current 15 minutes.
AtucTxBlks INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of downstream

ER 3647 transmitted blocks in the current 15 minutes.
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of upstream

AturTxBlks ER 3647 transmitted blocks in the last 15 minutes.

AtucTxBlks ER 3647 transmitted blocks in the last 15 minutes.
AturUncorr INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of upstream

ectBlks ER 3647 uncorrected blocks in the current 15 minutes.
AtucUncorr INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of downstream

ectBlks ER 3647 uncorrected blocks in the current 15 minutes.
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the number of upstream

AturUncorr ER 3647 uncorrected blocks in the last 15 minutes.
ectBlks

AtucUncorr ER 3647 uncorrected blocks in the last 15 minutes.
ectBlks

System
AtucPerfCV INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the downstream code violation in

S ER 3647 the current 15 minutes.
UA5000(IPMB).
AturPerfLa INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the upstream code violation in the

st15MinCV ER 3647 last 15 minutes.
S This parameter applies only to the
UA5000(IPMB).
ChannelTy OCTET ● Fast Indicates the channel working mode.

pe STRIN ● Interle
G ave
ntePowerSt OCTET ● ON Indicates the upstream power status.

atus STRIN ● OFF
G
● Unkno
wn
Error Code
1613561871 The performance statistics Verify that the performance

task doesn't exist. statistics of the specified
port is available. If the
performance statistics is not
available, create the
collection task for the port
on the GUI.
Example
To query the performance statistics of ADSL port 0/8/0 on the device named
LST-ADSLPORTQTRPERF::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340033 2006-12-27 16:44:15
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance
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System
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HecErrors PortElapsedTime Last15MinHecErrors InOctets OutOctet
s TrafficElapsedTime Last15MinInOctets Last15MinOutOctets
AtucPerfESs AtucPerfLofs AtucPerfLoss AtucPerfLprs AtucPerfSES
AtucPerfUAS AtucPerfInitFail AtucPerfLols AtucPerfFECS AtucInfE
lapsedTime AtucPerfLast15MinESs AtucPerfLast15MinLofs AtucPerfLast15Mi
nLoss AtucPerfLast15MinLprs AtucPerfLast15MinSES AtucPerfLast15MinUAS
AtucPerfLast15MinInitFail AtucPerfLast15MinLols AtucPerfLast15MinFECS
AturPerfESs AturPerfLofs AturPerfLoss AturPerfLprs AturPerfSES
AturPerfUAS AturPerfFECS AturInfElapsedTime AturPerfLast15MinESs
AturPerfLast15MinLofs AturPerfLast15MinLoss AturPerfLast15MinLprs AturPerf
Last15MinSES AturPerfLast15MinUAS AturPerfLast15MinFECS SessionStartTime
SessionEndTime SessionUpTime Retains InitFail AtucCurrAtn
AturCurrAtn AtucCurrSnrMgn AturCurrSnrMgn AturChanCurrTxRate AtucChan
CurrTxRate AtucAttainableRate AturAttainableRate ChannelATUCElaps
edTime ChannelATURElapsedTime AturCorrectedBlks AtucCorrectedBlks
Last15MinAturCorrectedBlks Last15MinAtucCorrectedBlks AturReceivedBlks
AtucReceivedBlks Last15MinAturRxBlks Last15MinAtucRxBlks
AturTxBlks AtucTxBlks Last15MinAturTxBlks Last15MinAtucTxBlks
AturUncorrectBlks AtucUncorrectBlks Last15MinAturUncorrectBlks
Last15MinAtucUncorrectBlks AtucPerfCVS AturPerfLast15MinCVS ChannelT
yp ntePowerStatuse
0 708 0 0 0 708 0 0 -- --
-- -- -- -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- -- --
-- -- -- 0 -- 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 2006-12-26 17:13:55 2006-12-26 21:03:12 158437 0
0 13 -- 90 -- 1020 24473 28316 -- --
-- -- -- 0 0 -- -- 52941 49508 --
-- 49508 52941 -- -- 0 0 0 0 Interlea
ve ON
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System
Related Command
● ACT-ADSLPORT
15.2.14 Querying the Historical 15-minute Performance

Statistics of an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the historical 15-minute performance statistics of
an ADSL port in TR165 mode and NGADSL mode (RFC4706 mode).
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
meter

Address.

System

meter
Response Format
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN AtucElapsedTime AtucFECs AtucEs AtucSEs AtucLoss AtucUAs
AturElapsedTime AturFECs AturEs AturSEs AturLoss AturUAs Last15MinAtucFECs Last15MinAtucEs
Last15MinAtucSEs Last15MinAtucLoss Last15MinAtucUAs Last15MinAturFECs Last15MinAturEs
Last15MinAturSEs Last15MinAturLoss Last15MinAturUAs FullInit FailFullInit ShortInit FailShortInit
Last15MinFullInit Last15MinFailFullInit Last15MinShortInit Last15MinFailShortInit
Output Parameter
NOTE

ER

ER

ER

ER
AtucElapse INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the ATU-C in

dTime ER the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucFECs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of forwarding error

ER check (FEC) seconds of the ATU-C in the
current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucEs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds of

ER the ATU-C in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

System
AtucSEs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

ER seconds of the ATU-C in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucLoss INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of loss of signal (LOS)

ER seconds of the ATU-C in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucUAs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds

ER (UASs) of the ATU-C in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
AturElapse INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the ATU-R in

dTime ER the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturFECs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of FEC seconds of the

ER ATU-R in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturEs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds of

ER the ATU-R in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturSEs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

ER seconds of the ATU-R in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
AturLoss INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOS seconds of the

ER ATU-R in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturUAs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds

ER of the ATU-R in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of FEC seconds of the

AtucFECs ER ATU-C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds of

AtucEs ER the ATU-C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

System
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

AtucSEs ER seconds of the ATU-C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOS seconds of the

AtucLoss ER ATU-C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds

AtucUAs ER of the ATU-C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of FEC seconds of the

AturFECs ER ATU-R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds of

AturEs ER the ATU-R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

AturSEs ER seconds of the ATU-R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOS seconds of the

AturLoss ER ATU-R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds

AturUAs ER of the ATU-R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
FullInit INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the full initialization times in the

ER 3647 current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
FailFullInit INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the full initialization failure times in

ER 3647 the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ShortInit INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the short initialization times in the

ER 3647 current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
FailShortIni INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the short initialization failure times

t ER 3647 in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

System
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the full initialization times in the

FullInit ER 3647 last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the full initialization failure times in

FailFullInit ER 3647 the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the short initialization times in the

ShortInit ER 3647 last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEG 0-214748 Indicates the short initialization failure times

FailShortIni ER 3647 in the last 15 minutes.
t Unit: s.
Error Code

goes online.

Example
To query the historical 15-minute performance statistics of ADSL port 0/13/4 on
the device named 10.144.73.188, run the following command:
LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF::DEV=10.144.73.188,FN=0,SN=13,PN=4:CTAG::;
7340042 2011-12-27 14:29:59
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance of the device 10.144.73.188 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:4

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DID FN SN PN AtucElapsedTime AtucFECs AtucEs AtucSEs AtucLoss AtucUAs
AturElapsedTime AturFECs AturEs AturSEs AturLoss AturUAs Last15MinAtucFECs
Last15MinAtucEs Last15MinAtucSEs Last15MinAtucLoss Last15MinAtucUAs Last15MinAturFECs
Last15MinAturEs Last15MinAturSEs Last15MinAturLoss Last15MinAturUAs FullInit FailFullInit
ShortInit FailShortInit Last15MinFullInit Last15MinFailFullInit Last15MinShortInit
Last15MinFailShortInit
7340042 0 13 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
● ACT-ADSLPORT
● LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF
15.2.15 Querying Bit Allocation Information About an ADSL

Port (LST-ADSLBITALLOCINFO)
Usage Note
The ADSL port must be in the activated state.
This command applies only to the NGADSL mode (RFC4706) and TR165 mode.
Command Format
LST-ADSLBITALLOCINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::DIRECTION=line-direction;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
meter

System

meter

Address.
DIREC OCTET UP Indicates the bit allocation -

TION STRING DOWN direction of the ADSL port.
Response Format
title="The bit allot information of adsl port " + device-name + " frameId " + frame-number
+ " slotId " + slot-number + " portId "+ port-number + " direction " + line-direction
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN SubcarrierId BitInfo
Output Parameter
NOTE

er
DID INTE - Indicates the device ID.

GER
FN INTE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.

GER
SN INTE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.

GER
PN INTE 0-63 Indicates the port ID.

GER

System

er
Subcarrie INTE Indicates the ID Indicates the ID of the upstream/

rId GER of the downstream sub-carrier.
downstream sub-
carrier. Value
range: 0-511
Indicates the ID
of the upstream
sub-carrier. Value
range: 0-63
BitInfo INTE 0-15 Indicates bit allocation information

GER about the sub-carrier.
Unit: byte.
Error Code

goes online.

Example
To query the bit allocation information about ADSL port 0/13/30 on the device
LST-
ADSLBITALLOCINFO::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=30:CTAG::DIRECTION
=DOWN;
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The bit allot information of adsl port 10.144.199.35 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:30 direction:DOWN

System
-------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN SubcarrierId BitInfo
7340110 0 13 30 0 0
7340110 0 13 30 1 0
7340110 0 13 30 2 0
7340110 0 13 30 3 0
7340110 0 13 30 4 0
7340110 0 13 30 5 0
7340110 0 13 30 6 0
7340110 0 13 30 7 7
7340110 0 13 30 8 9
7340110 0 13 30 9 11
......
7340110 0 13 30 505 11
7340110 0 13 30 506 11
7340110 0 13 30 507 11
7340110 0 13 30 508 11
7340110 0 13 30 509 11
7340110 0 13 30 510 11
7340110 0 13 30 511 11
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
ACT-ADSL2PORT
15.2.16 Querying the U-MAC/V-MAC of an xDSL Port (LST-

XDSLPORTMACMAPING)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the U-MAC and V-MAC of an ADSL, VDSL2, or
G.fast port.
Command Format
LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPING::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
● VDSL2 port in common mode: MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S

System
Input Parameter
meter

Address.
Response Format
title="The mac address information of xdsl port " + device-name + " frameId " + frame-number
+ " slotId " + slot-number + " portId "+ port-number
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN UMAC VMAC
Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

System

ER
UMAC OCTET SIZE Indicates the U-MAC list.

STRIN (1-17)
G
VMAC OCTET SIZE Indicates the V-MAC list.

STRIN (1-17)
G
Error Code

goes online.

queried is an ADSL, VDSL2, or
G.fast port.
Example
To query the U-MAC and V-MAC of xDSL port 0/13/30 on the device named
LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPING::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=30:CTAG::;
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=10
blktotal=10
The mac address information of xdsl port 10.144.199.35 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:30
--------------------------------
DID FN SN PN UMAC VMAC
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2E 02-00-00-06-0A-40
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-25 02-00-00-06-0A-41
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-26 02-00-00-06-0A-42
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-27 02-00-00-06-0A-43
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-28 02-00-00-06-0A-44
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-29 02-00-00-06-0A-45

System
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2A 02-00-00-06-0A-46

7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2B 02-00-00-06-0A-47
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2C 02-00-00-06-0A-48
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2D 02-00-00-06-0A-49
--------------------------------
Related Command
● ACT-ADSLPORT
● ACT-VDSL2PORT
● ACT-GFASTPORT
15.3 Querying G.SHDSL Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying G.SHDSL resources,
including the G.SHDSL ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.3.1 Querying the Chipset Mode of a Board (LST-

SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-num),(SN=Slot-
num):CTAG::(CHIPSETID=chipset-index);
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.
CHIPSETID INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the -

chipset ID of
the board.
Response Format
title="Lst gshdslBoardMode "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN CHIPSETID ChipSetMode

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.
CHIPSETID INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the

chipset ID of the
board.
ChipSetMode OCTET STRING ATM Indicates the

PTM chipset mode of
the board.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the chipset mode of the board that resides in slot 16, subrack 0 of the
device 10.78.217.218, with chipset ID of 2, run the following command:
LST-
SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE::DEV=10.78.217.218,FN=0,SN=16:111::CHIPSETID=
2;

7340033 2009-09-10 09:31:07
M 111 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Lst gshdslBoardMode 10.78.217.218 Frame number:0 Slot number:16

----------------------------------------
DID FN SN CHIPSETID ChipSetMode
7340033 0 16 2 ATM
----------------------------------------
Related Command
None

System
15.3.2 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Port (LST-

SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of an SHDSL port. The device ID (or
NOTICE
Command Format
LST-SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=MODE RATE LINEATTENUATION LINESNRMARGIN PPPOE OPTION82
BINDMODE BINDMAINPORT BINDNUM CHPMODE TRAPSWITCH];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
219 UA5000 (PVM)
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
57 MA5606T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● MODE Specifies the -

N STRING ● RATE optional
attributes
● LINEATTE that can be
NUATION displayed.
● LINESNRM ● If you do
ARGIN not set this
● PPPOE parameter,
● OPTION82 the
optional
● BINDMOD attributes
E are not
● BINDMAIN displayed.
PORT ● If you set
● BINDNUM this
● CHPMODE parameter,
the
● TRAPSWIT
optional
CH
attributes
● GroupPayl are
oadRate displayed.
● COVENDO
RID
● COVENDO
RMODE
● COVENDO
RSN
● COSOFTW
ARE
● CPEVENDO
RID
● CPEVENDO
RMODE
● CPEVENDO
RSN
● CPESOFTW
ARE
Response Format
title= "Port attributes of the device" + device-name + " frameId "+ frame-number + " slotId "+ slot-number
+ " portId "+ port-number
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN Alias Status LineProfile AlarmProfile VPI VCI Priority
LastActiveTime UnitID UnitSide PowerBackoff WirePair MaxLineRate PracticeLineRate CurrTranMode
LoopAttenuation

System
EndpointSNRMargin MODE RATE LINEATTENUATION LINESNRMARGIN PPPOE OPTION82 BINDMODE

BINDMAINPORT BINDNUM CHPMODE TRAPSWITCH
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
Alias OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the alias

NOTE for the port.
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
MxU is 64 digit.
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
OLT is 32 digit.
Status OCTET STRING See Table 24-5. Indicates the

status of the port.
LineProfile OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the line
profile.
AlarmProfile OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
alarm profile.
VPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the

virtual path
identifier.
Only the MA5300
supports this
parameter.

System
VCI INTEGER 32-65535 Indicates the

virtual channel
identifier.
Only the MA5300
supports this
parameter.
Priority INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the IP

precedence of the
port.
LastActiveTime OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the time

of the last
activation.
UnitID OCTET STRING ● NetworkSide Indicates a local

● CustomerSide HDSL2 unit or
SHDSL unit that is
referenced.
UnitSide OCTET STRING ● NetworkSide Indicates a

● CustomerSide remote HDSL2
unit or SHDSL
unit that is
referenced.
PowerBackoff OCTET STRING ● Default Indicates the

● Enhanced power mode of a
backplane.
WirePair OCTET STRING ● One pair In the case of the

● Two pair EFM binding, this
parameter is
● Three pair displayed as -. In
● Four pair the case of the M-
pair binding, this
parameter is
displayed as
Second pair,
Third pair, or
Fourth pair. If the
port is not bound,
this parameter is
displayed as First
pair.
MaxLineRate INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

maximum
attainable rate.
Unit: kbit/s.

System
PracticeLineRate INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

actual rate limit
on a port.
Unit: kbit/s.
CurrTranMode OCTET STRING ● ITU-T G.991.2 Indicates the

Annex A current power
● ITU-T G.991.2 spectral density
Annex B (PSD) regional
setting.
● ITU-T G.991.2
Annex A&B
LoopAttenuation INTEGER -127 to +128 Indicates the

power
attenuation of the
current channel.
Unit: dB.
EndpointSNRMarg INTEGER -127 to +128 Indicates the

in current SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.
MODE OCTET STRING ● FE1 Indicates the

● V35 module type.
RATE INTEGER 3-32 In the case of the

FE1 mode, this
parameter is
always 32. In the
case of the V35
mode, this
parameter ranges
from 3 to 32.
LINEATTENUATIO INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the line

N attenuation.
LINESNRMARGIN INTEGER -127 to +127 Indicates the line

SNR.
PPPOE OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF the PPPoE
function is
enabled.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5606T support
this parameter.

System
OPTION82 OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF the option 82
function is
enabled.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5606T support
this parameter.

System
BINDMODE OCTET STRING ● UNBIND Indicates the

● M-PAIR binding mode of
the port.
● EFM
The meanings of
the options are as
follows:
● UNBIND: The
port is not
bound.
● M-PAIR: The
port is bound
in the M-pair
mode.
Currently, the
system
supports the
function of
binding two,
three, or four
ports.
● EFM: The port
is bound in the
EFM mode.
The ports
bound in the
EFM mode can
be configured
with different
line profile.
The binding
group is not
affected when
a port in the
binding group
is offline.
Currently, only the
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T
supports this
parameter.

System
BINDMAINPORT INTEGER 0-62 Indicates the

number of the
master port in the
bound ports.
The value of this
parameter is
displayed as --
when the
BINDMODE
parameter is set
to UNBIND.
Currently, only the
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T
supports this
parameter.
BINDNUM INTEGER 2-4 Indicates the

number of bound
ports.
The value of this
parameter is
displayed as --
when the
BINDMODE
parameter is set
to UNBIND.
Currently, only the
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T
supports this
parameter.
CHPMODE OCTET STRING ● ATM Indicates the

● PTM mode of the
SHDSL chip
● TDM group.
Currently, only the
MA5600T and
MA5603T support
this parameter.

System
TRAPSWITCH OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF the trap function
is enabled.
Options are as
follows:
● ON: reports
alarms from
ports to the
U2000.
● OFF:
suppresses
alarms from
ports.
GroupPayloadRat INTEGER 0–4294967295 Actual payload

e line rate of group
EFM.
Unit: kbit/s
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.
COVENDORID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

vendor ID of the
ATU-C.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.
COVENDORMOD OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

E model of the
vendor of the
ATU-C.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.

System
COVENDORSN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

serial number of
the vendor of the
ATU-C.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.
COSOFTWARE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

version of the
ATU-C.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.
CPEVENDORID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

vendor ID of the
ATU-R.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.
CPEVENDORMOD OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

E model of the
vendor of the
ATU-R.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.
CPEVENDORSN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

serial number of
the vendor of the
ATU-R.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.

System
CPESOFTWARE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

version of the
ATU-R.
Currently, only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and
MA5608T support
this parameter.
Error Code
1611268098 Querying the details of Check whether the failure to query

the ports fails. the details of the ports is caused by
network delay or discarded packets.
Check whether the device supports
the query of port details.
Example
To query the details of SHDSL port 0/2/31 on the device named 10.78.217.111,
LST-
SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=2,PN=31:62::SHOWOPTI
ON=BINDMODE BINDMAINPORT BINDNUM;
7340034 2010-11-19 22:36:40
M 62 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Port Detail Information of the Device 10.78.217.111 Frame number 0 slot ID 2 port ID 31
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------
DID FN SN PN Alias Status LineProfile AlarmProfile VPI VCI Priority LastActiveTime
UnitID UnitSide PowerBackoff WirePair MaxLineRate PracticeLineRate CurrTranMode
LoopAttenuation EndpointSNRMargin BINDMODE BINDMAINPORT BINDNUM
7340034 0 2 31 -- Activating DEFVAL TDM_E1 DEFVAL -- -- -- -- STU-C
CustomerSide Default One pair -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------
;

System
Related Command
● LST-SHDSLPORTPERF
● LST-SHDSLPORTALARM
15.3.3 Querying the List of SHDSL Line Profiles (LST-

SHDSLSPANPROFILE)
Usage Note
The device line profiles must exist.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,SPANPROFID=line profile][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-profile-
name];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.
SPANPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING name of the
global line
profile.
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the -

D STRING device scope
profile name.

System
Response Format
title=G.SHDSL Activation Profile of the device type + device-type
SPANPROFID
Output Parameter
SPANPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

name of the
global line profile.
Error Code
2686058 Invalid parameter or value of Verify that the command is

498 parameter is wrong. correct according to the
● The parameter values do not
command.
are correct.
the correct order.
Example
To query the list of the names of the SHDSL line profile of the UA5000 (IPMB),
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILE:::1::DT=253;
0 2005-09-08 20:08:31
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Activation Profile of the device type UA5000 (IPMB)
---------------
SPANPROFID
shmi

System
---------------
;
Related Command
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL
15.3.4 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-

SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
The specified SHDSL line profile must exist.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,SPANPROFID=line profile[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-
Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=MODULATIONMODE FRAMETYPE CLKALIGN REFERENCECLOCK
SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.

STRING name of the
line profile.

System
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) -

D STRING Indicates the
device scope
profile name.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● MODULATI (Optional) -

N STRING ONMODE Specifies the
● FRAMETYP attributes
E that can be
displayed in
● CLKALIGN the returned
● REFERENC result. If you
ECLOCK set this
● SCOPEPRO parameter,
FID the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
title="G.SHDSL Activation Profile" + SPANPROFID + "of the device type "+device-type
SPANPROFID SPANIFMODE SPANMINTRRT SPANMAXTRRT SPANPSD
SPANTRMODE SPANREMOTEEN SPANCCTMD SPANWCTMD
SPANCCTMU SPANWCTMU SPANUTMDC SPANUTMDW SPANUTMUC
SPANUTMUW SPANLPEN PATHMODE
MODULATIONMODE FRAMETYPE CLKALIGN REFERENCECLOCK SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
SPANPROFID OCTET STRING - Indicates the

name of the
global line profile.

System
SPANIFMODE OCTET STRING ● 2 Wire Indicates the line

● 4 Wire interface mode
(two-wire, four-
● 6 Wire wire, six-wire, or
● 8 Wire eight-wire).
NOTE
For information
about the devices
that support the
six-wire or eight-
wire mode, see
Line Transmission
Rate.
SPANMINTRRT INTEGER 192 kbit/s-22784 Indicates the

kbit/s. For details, minimum line
see Line transmission rate.
Transmission The line
Rate. transmission rate
varies according
to the specific
device. For details,
see Line
Transmission
Rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
SPANMAXTRRT INTEGER 192 kbit/s-22784 Indicates the

kbit/s. For details, maximum line
see Line transmission rate.
Transmission The line
Rate. transmission rate
varies according
to the specific
device. For details,
see Line
Transmission
Rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
SPANPSD OCTET STRING ● Symmetric Indicates the PSD

● Asymmetric mode.
SPANTRMODE OCTET STRING ● G.991.2 Annex Indicates the line

A transmission
● G.991.2 Annex mode.
B
● G.991.2 Annex
A&B

System
SPANREMOTEEN OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No to enable the
remote
configuration
management
function.
SPANCCTMD INTEGER 0-10 Indicates the

downstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.
SPANWCTMD INTEGER 0-10 Indicates the

downstream SNR
margin in the
worst situation.
Unit: dB.
SPANCCTMU INTEGER 0-10 Indicates the

upstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.
SPANWCTMU INTEGER 0-10 Indicates the

upstream SNR
margin in the
worst situation.
Unit: dB.
SPANUTMDC OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

current
downstream
target SNR
margin.
SPANUTMDW OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

downstream
target SNR
margin in the
worst situation.
SPANUTMUC OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

current upstream
target SNR
margin.

System
SPANUTMUW OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

upstream target
SNR margin in the
worst situation.
SPANLPEN OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

probe function.
PATHMODE OCTET STRING ● ATM Indicates the line

● PTM transmission
mode.
NOTE
This parameter is
valid only for the
MA5600
V300R003C03,
UA5000IPMB
V100R017,
MA5606T, and
later versions.

System
MODULATIONM OCTET STRING ● Auto Indicates the

ODE ● Tcpam16 modulation mode,
that is, the
● Tcpam32 digital-to-analog
conversion mode.
The options are as
follows:
● AUTO:
Indicates that
the
transmission
rate is
dynamically
generated by
the host.
● TCPAM-16:
Indicates that
the rate range
is 192-3840
kbit/s.
● TCPAM-32:
Indicates that
the supported
rate range is
768-5696
kbit/s.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the following
devices:
● MA5600T:
MA5600
V800R008C01
or later
versions
● MA5603T:
MA5603
V800R008 or
later versions
● MA5600V3:
MA5600
V300R003C03B
072 or later
versions

System
FRAMETYPE OCTET STRING ● E1 Indicates the

● V35 frame mode.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the following
devices:
● MA5600T:
MA5600
V800R008C01
or later
versions
● MA5603T:
MA5603
V800R008 or
later versions
CLKALIGN OCTET STRING ● Syn Indicates the clock

● NotSyn synchronization
mode.
The options are as
follows:
● Syn:
synchronous
● NotSyn:
asynchronous
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the following
devices:
● MA5600T:
MA5600
V800R008C01
or later
versions
● MA5603T:
MA5603
V800R008 or
later versions

System
REFERENCECLOCK OCTET STRING ● FreeRun Indicates the clock

● System mode.
The options are as
follows:
● FreeRun: local
lock
● System: system
lock
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the following
devices:
● MA5600T:
MA5600
V800R008C01
or later
versions
● MA5603T:
MA5603
V800R008 or
later versions
SCOPEPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

device scope
profile name.
Error Code
1026908 G.SHDSL Line Profile does not Ensure that the entered profile
29 exist name is correct.
Example
To query the details of the SHDSL line profile named jet1 on the UA5000 (IPMB),
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL:::
1::DT=253,SPANPROFID=jet1,SHOWOPTION=MODULATIONMODE FRAMETYPE
CLKALIGN REFERENCECLOCK;
0 2005-09-08 20:11:21
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

System
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Activation Profile jet1 of the device type UA5000 (IPMB)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------
SPANPROFID SPANIFMODE SPANMINTRRT SPANMAXTRRT SPANPSD SPANTRMO
DE SPANREMOTEEN SPANCCTMD SPANWCTMD SPANCCTMU SPANWCTM
U SPANUTMDC SPANUTMDW SPANUTMUC SPANUTMUW SPANLPEN
PATHMODE MODULATIONMODE FRAMETYPE CLKALIGN REFERENCECLOCK
jet1 2 Wire 256 256 Symmetric G.991.2 Annex A. Yes
0 0 0 0 Yes No No No No PTM
Auto E1 Syn System
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------
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Related Command
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILE
15.3.5 Querying the Devices That Reference an SHDSL Line

Profile (LST-DEVBYSP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the devices that reference an SHDSL line profile.
Command Format
LST-DEVBYSP:::CTAG::DT=device-type,SPANPROFID=line profile;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

Device.

STRING name of the
line profile.
Response Format
title="device list which cite the span profile" + span profile + "of the device type" +device-type
name of attributes: DID DEV
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not Ensure that the entered profile
exist. name is correct. If the profile
name is correct, it indicates that
the SHDSL line profile is not
referenced by any device.
Example
To query the UA5000 (IPMB) that references the SHDSL line profile named jet1,
LST-DEVBYSP:::1::DT=253,SPANPROFID=jet1;

0 2005-09-08 20:12:45
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
port list which cite the span profile jet1 of the device type UA5000(IPMB)
-------------
DID DEV
7729154 10.71.62.38
-------------
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Related Command
LST-PORTBYSP
15.3.6 Querying the Ports That Reference an SHDSL Line

Profile (LST-PORTBYSP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the ports that reference an SHDSL line profile.
Command Format
LST-PORTBYSP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::SPANPROFID=line profile;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T

System
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of the
line profile.

System
Response Format
title="port list which cite the span profile"+ span profile + "on the device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID DEV FN SN PN
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System
Error Code
2686058498 Invalid parameter or Verify that the command is

value of parameter is correct according to the
wrong. following requirements:
command.
● The entered parameter
names are correct.
● The parameters are entered
2686058552 The resource does not The required port does not
exist. reference the SHDSL line profile.
Example
To query the ports that are located on the device named 10.71.62.38 and that
reference the SHDSL line profile jet1, run the following command:
LST-PORTBYSP::DEV=10.71.62.38:1::SPANPROFID=jet1;

0 2005-09-08 20:13:31
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
port list which cite the span profile jet1 on the device10.71.62.38
-------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 12 0
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 13
-------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-DEVBYSP
15.3.7 Querying the List of SHDSL Alarm Profiles (LST-

SHDSLALARMPROFILE)
Usage Note
None

System
Command Format
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,ALARMPROFID=alarm-profile-name]
[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-profile-name];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.
ALARMPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

D STRING name of the
alarm profile.

profile name.
Response Format
title="G.SHDSL Activation Profile of the device type " + device-type
ALARMPROFID

System
Output Parameter
ALARMPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

name of the
alarm profile.
Error Code

command.
are correct.
the correct order.
2686058 The resource does not exist. The required profile does not
552 exist.
Example
To query the list of the alarm profiles on the UA5000 (IPMB), run the following
command:
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE:::1::DT=253;

0 2005-09-08 20:20:13
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Activation Profile of the device type UA5000 (IPMB)
----------------
ALARMPROFID
DEFVAL
----------------
;
Related Command
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL

System
15.3.8 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Alarm Profile (LST-

SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
The specified SHDSL alarm profile must exist.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,ALARMPROFID=alarm-profile-
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.

alarm profile.

device scope
profile name.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● SCOPEPRO Specifies -

N STRING FID whether to
return the
optional
attribute. If
this
parameter is
set, the
optional
attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise,
the optional
attribute will
not be
returned.
Response Format
title="G.SHDSL Activation Profile" + SPANPROFID + "of the device type"+ device-type:
ALARMPROFID ALARMTHLA ALARMTHSNRM ALARMTHES ALARMTHSES ALARMTHCRCA
ALARMTHLOSWS ALARMTHUAS SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
ALARMPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
alarm profile.
ALARMTHLA INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the loop

attenuation
threshold.
Unit: dB.
ALARMTHSNRM INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the

threshold of the
SNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ALARMTHES INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the

threshold of the
error seconds in
15 minutes.
Unit: s.

System
ALARMTHSES INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the

threshold of the
severe errored
seconds in 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
ALARMTHCRCA INTEGER 0-58981500 Indicates the

duration threshold
of the abnormal
CRC.
ALARMTHLOSWS INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the

duration threshold
of the LOSW fault
in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ALARMTHUAS INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the

threshold of the
unavailable
seconds in 15
minutes.
Unit: s.

device scope
profile name.
Error Code
1026294 The profile does not exist Verify that the entered profile
27 name is correct.
Example
To query the details of the SHDSL alarm profile DEFVAL of the UA5000 (IPMB),
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL:::1::DT=253,ALARMPROFID=DEFVAL;
0 2005-09-08 20:21:12
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

System
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Activation Profile DEFVAL of the device type UA5000 (IPMB)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
ALARMPROFID ALARMTHLA ALARMTHSNRM ALARMTHES ALARMTHSES
ALARMTHCRCA ALARMTHLOSWS ALARMTHUAS
DEFVAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
;
Related Command
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE
15.3.9 Querying the Devices That Reference an SHDSL Alarm

Profile (LST-DEVBYAL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the devices that reference the specified SHDSL
alarm profile.
Command Format
LST-DEVBYAL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,ALARMPROFID=alarm-profile-name;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.

System

alarm profile.
Response Format
title="device list which cite the alarm profile " + alarm profile + " of the device type "+device-type
name of attributes:DID DEV
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.
Error Code
2686058 The resource does not exist. Ensure that the entered profile
552 name is correct. If the profile
the SHDSL line profile is not
referenced by any device.

System
Example
To query the UA5000 (IPMB) that references the SHDSL alarm profile named
DEFVAL, run the following command:
LST-DEVBYAL:::1::DT=253,ALARMPROFID=DEFVAL;

0 2005-09-08 20:15:54
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
port list which cite the alarm profile DEFVAL of the device type UA5000(IPMB)
-------------
DID DEV
7729154 10.71.62.38
-------------
;
Related Command
LST-PORTBYAL
15.3.10 Querying the Ports That Reference an SHDSL Alarm

Profile (LST-PORTBYAL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the ports that reference the specified SHDSL alarm
profile.
Command Format
LST-PORTBYAL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::ALARMPROFID=alarm-profile-name;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
2331 MA5608T
100 MA5616
253 UA5000 (IPMB)

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

alarm profile.
Response Format
title="port list which cite the alarm profile " + alarm profile + " on the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID DEV FN SN PN
;

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
Error Code

command.
are correct.
the correct order.

System
2686058 The resource does not exist. The required port does not
552 reference the specified SHDSL
alarm profile.
Example
To query the ports that reference the SHDSL alarm profile named DEFVAL on the
LST-PORTBYAL::DEV=10.71.62.38:1::ALARMPROFID=DEFVAL;

0 2005-09-08 20:19:20
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=48
blktotal=48
port list which cite the alarm profile DEFVAL on the device10.71.62.38
-------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 0
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 1
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 2
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 3
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 4
?-?-
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 5
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 6
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 7
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 8
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 9
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 10
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 11
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 12
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 13
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 14
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 15
-------------------------
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Related Command
LST-DEVBYAL
15.3.11 Querying the Alarm Information About an SHDSL Port

(LST-SHDSLPORTALARM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the required alarm information about an SHDSL
port in the system.

System
Command Format
LST-SHDSLPORTALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
Input Parameter
ter

device ID.
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) If the value of the -

STRING configuration
item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device
According to the
IP Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
Response Format
title="alarm on Port of the device " + device name + "frameId" + frame number + "slotId" + slot-number +
"portId"+ port ID

System

Output Parameter
SerialNo INTEGER Indicates the serial number generated by

the daemon.
FaultID INTEGER Indicates the alarm or event ID. This

parameter and the device are used to
Severity INTEGER Indicates the alarm severity or event level.
FunctionType INTEGER Indicates the type of the alarm or event.
strName OCTET STRING Indicates the name of the alarm or event.
Reason OCTET STRING Indicates the alarm cause.
Repair OCTET STRING Indicates the suggestion for clearing the

alarm.
Meaning OCTET STRING Indicates the description of the alarm.
faultTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm or event
is generated.
ackTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm is

acknowledged.
clearTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm is

cleared.
strAckUserNam OCTET STRING Indicates the acknowledged user name.

e
Location OCTET STRING Indicates the location of the alarm or event.
Error Code
1610612784 Querying alarm Verify that the traps

information failed. reporting function is
enabled on the server.

System
1610612785 Getting alarm ● Verify that the alarm

information timed out. module runs in the
normal state.
● Verify that the device
is online.
1612644886 No port alarm -

Information.
Example
To query the alarm information about SHDSL port 0/5/9 on the MA5600_30, run
LST-SHDSLPORTALARM::DEV=MA5600_30,FN=0,SN=5,PN=9:2::;

7340033 2008-05-20 12:16:40
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
alarm on Port of the device MA5600_30 frameId 0 slotId 5 portId 9

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SerialNo FaultID Severity FunctionType strName ReasonID Reason Repair Meaning
FaultFlag faultTime ackTime clearTime strAckUserName Location
210 170918060 4 9 G.SHDSL Port manual deactivation 167772321 The user inputs
the deactivation command. No need to proceed G.SHDSL Port manual deactivation. 0
2008-5-28 7:41:13 -- -- -- FRAME=0 SLOT=5 SUBSLOT=65535 PORT=9
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
● LST-SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO
● LST-SHDSLPORTPERF
15.3.12 Querying the Performance Statistics of a G.SHDSL Port

(LST-SHDSLPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified G.SHDSL
port of a device. The required G.SHDSL port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLPORTPERF::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=TOTALINOCTETS TOTALOUTOCTETS];

System
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
100 MA5616
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter
meter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by -

configuration item
SHO OCTET ● TOTALIN Specifies the attributes that -

WOPT STRING OCTETS can be displayed in the
ION ● TOTALOU returned result. If this
TOCTETS parameter is not set, the
corresponding attributes are
not displayed. If you set this
parameter, the corresponding
attributes are displayed.
The MA5600 V300R003C05
and the later versions
Response Format

System
name of attributes:
HecErrors
PortElapsedTime
Last15MinHecErrors
InOctets
OutOctets
PortElapsedTime
Last15MinInOctets
Last15MinOutOctets
NTEPowerStatus
SessionStartTime
SessionEndTime
SessionUpTime
Retains
InitFail
StucCurrAtn
SturCurrAtn
StucCurrSnrMgn
SturCurrSnrMgn
ChanCurrTxRate
AttainableRate
ChannelElapsedTime
SturCRCAnomalies
StucCRCAnomalies
SturLast15MinCRCAnomalies
StucLast15MinCRCAnomalies
SturES
StucES
SturLast15MinES
StucLast15MinES
SturSES
StucSES
SturLast15MinSES
StucLast15MinSES
SturUAS
StucUAS
SturLast15MinUAS
StucLast15MinUAS
SturLOSWS
StucLOSWS
SturLast15MinLOSWS
StucLast15MinLOSWS
TOTALINOCTETS
TOTALOUTOCTETS
Output Parameter
HecErrors INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of HEC error cells

R 647 that are discarded in the current 15
minutes.
PortElapsed INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the port in

Time R the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15Min INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of HEC error cells

HecErrors R 647 that are discarded in the last 15 minutes.
InOctets INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of bytes that the

R 647 port receives in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.

System
OutOctets INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of bytes that the

R 647 port transmits in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
TrafficElaps INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the traffic in

edTime R the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinI INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of bytes that the

nOctets R 647 port receives in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
Last15Min INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of bytes that the

OutOctets R 647 port transmits in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
NTEPowerS OCTET ● ON Indicates the upstream power status.

tatus STRING ● OFF
● UNKNO
WN
SessionStar OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the last activation time of the
tTime STRING port.
Unit: s.
SessionEnd OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the last deactivation time of the
Time STRING port.
Unit: s.
SessionUpT INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the duration in which the port is

ime R 647 activated.
Unit: s.
Retains INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of successful

R trainings.
InitFail INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of training failures.

R
StucCurrAt INTEGE -127-128 Indicates the attenuation of the loop

n R where the network-side endpoint is
located.
Unit: dB.
SturCurrAt INTEGE -127-128 Indicates the attenuation of the loop

n R where the user-side endpoint is located.
Unit: dB.

System
StucCurrSnr INTEGE -127-128 Indicates the SNR margin of the network-

Mgn R side endpoint.
Unit: dB.
SturCurrSnr INTEGE -127-128 Indicates the SNR margin of the user-side

Mgn R endpoint.
Unit: dB.
ChanCurrTx INTEGE 0-4294967 Indicates the transmission rate of the

Rate R 295 channel.
Unit: bit/s.
AttainableR INTEGE 0-4294967 Indicates the maximum available rate.

ate R 295 Unit: bit/s.
StucChanne INTEGE 0-4294967 Indicates the elapsed time in the current

lElapsedTi R 295 15 minutes on the network side.
me Unit: s.
SturChanne INTEGE 0-4294967 Indicates the elapsed time in the current

lElapsedTi R 295 15 minutes on the user side.
me Unit: s.
SturCRCAn INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of CRC

omalies R 647 abnormalities in the current 15 minutes
on the user side.
StucCRCAn INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of CRC

omalies R 647 abnormalities in the current 15 minutes
on the network side.
SturLast15 INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of CRC

MinCRCAn R 647 abnormalities in the last 15 minutes on
omalies the user side.
StucLast15 INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the number of CRC

MinCRCAn R 647 abnormalities in the last 15 minutes on
omalies the network side.
SturES INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds

R in the current 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
StucES INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds

R in the current 15 minutes on the network
side.
Unit: s.
SturLast15 INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds

MinES R in the last 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.

System
StucLast15 INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds

MinES R in the last 15 minutes on the network
side.
Unit: s.
SturSES INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

R seconds in the current 15 minutes on the
user side.
Unit: s.
StucSES INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

network side.
Unit: s.
SturLast15 INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

MinSES R seconds in the last 15 minutes on the user
side.
Unit: s.
StucLast15 INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

MinSES R seconds in the last 15 minutes on the
network side.
Unit: s.
SturUAS INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable

user side.
Unit: s.
StucUAS INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable

network side.
Unit: s.
SturLast15 INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable

MinUAS R seconds in the last 15 minutes on the user
side.
Unit: s.
StucLast15 INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable

MinUAS R seconds in the last 15 minutes on the
network side.
Unit: s.
SturLOSWS INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of LOSW seconds in

R the current 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.

System
StucLOSWS INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of LOSW seconds in

R the current 15 minutes on the network
side.
Unit: s.
SturLast15 INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of LOSW seconds in

MinLOSWS R the last 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
StucLast15 INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the number of LOSW seconds in

MinLOSWS R the last 15 minutes on the network side.
Unit: s.
TOTALINO INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the total number of received

CTETS R 647 bytes.
The MA5600 V300R003C05 and the later
versions support this parameter.
Unit: byte.
TOTALOUT INTEGE 0-2147483 Indicates the total number of transmitted

OCTETS R 647 bytes.
The MA5600 V300R003C05 and the later
versions support this parameter.
Unit: byte.
Error Code

statistic daemon failed, collection process runs in
please check the the normal state.
performance and
statistic daemon.

statistics task doesn't performance statistics of
available. If the
port on the GUI.

System
Example
To query the performance statistics of G.SHDSL port 0/8/0 on the device named
LST-SHDSLPORTPERF::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0:3::;
7340032 2006-09-21 19:35:22
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance
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HecErrors PortElapsedTime Last15MinHecErrors InOctets OutOctet
s TrafficElapsedTime Last15MinInOctets Last15MinOutOctets
NTEPowerStatus SessionStartTime SessionEndTime SessionUpTime Retains
InitFail StucCurrAtn SturCurrAtn StucCurrSnrMgn SturCurrSnrMgn
ChanCurrTxRate AttainableRate StucChannelElapsedTime SturChannelElapsedTime
SturCRCAnomalies StucCRCAnomalies SturLast15MinCRCAnomalies
StucLast15MinCRCAnomalies SturES StucES SturLast15MinES StucLast15MinES
SturSES StucSES SturLast15MinSES StucLast15MinSES SturUAS StucUAS
SturLast15MinUAS StucLast15MinUAS SturLOSWS StucLOSWS
SturLast15MinLOSWS StucLast15MinLOSWS
-- 692 -- 89185167 128033531 692 96131135
112748119 on 2006-09-21 19:30:52 0000-00-00 00:00:37 7
15 1899 -- 0 -- 13 1544000 1544000 -- 598
4621 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4 --
0 -- 123 -- 0 -- 127 -- 0 --
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Related Command
● LST-SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO
● LST-SHDSLPORTALARM
● ACT-SHDSLPORT

System
15.3.13 Querying the FE1 Attribute of a TDM SHDSL Port (LST-

SHDSLPORTFE1)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the FE1 attribute of a TDM SHDSL port.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLPORTFE1::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
Response Format
title=" G.SHDSL Port FE1 Attributes of the Device "+device-name +"Frame number:" + frameId + "Slot
number:" +slotID + "Port number:" +portID
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN SIGNAL CRCMode L2Monitor
Output Parameter

device ID.

System

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
SIGNAL OCTET STRING CCS Indicates the

CAS signaling mode.
UNFRAME
CRCMode OCTET STRING Enable Indicates the

Disable frame verification
mode.
L2Monitor OCTET STRING Enable Indicates the

Disable Layer 2
monitoring
switch.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the FE1 attribute of TDM SHDSL port 0/6/16 on the NE named
LST-SHDSLPORTFE1::DEV=10.71.214.41,FN=0,SN=6,PN=16:3::;

7340049 2013-09-17 19:22:16
M 3 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Port FE1 Attributes of the Device 10.71.214.41 Frame number:0 Slot number:6 Port number:16
------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN SIGNAL CRCMode L2Monitor
7340049 0 6 16 CCS Disable Disable
------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None

System
15.4 Querying VDSL2 Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VDSL2 resources,
including the VDSL2 ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.4.1 Querying the Details of a VDSL2 Port (LST-

VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 port. The device ID (or
NOTICE
Command Format
LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS
CH1INPUS TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF
CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION ADMINSTAT COVERSION
CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX QUENESHAPINGPARA
TRAPSWITCH VECTORINGSTATUS LEGACYCPEPOLICY CPETYPE ACTUALRATEUS ACTUALRATEDS
LASTRETRAININFO CH1NETRATEUS CH1NETRATEDS CH1LATENCYPATHUS CH1LATENCYPATHDS
CH1AGAINSTREINUS CH1AGAINSTREINDS CH2NETRATEUS CH2NETRATEDS CH2LATENCYPATHUS
CH2LATENCYPATHDS CH2AGAINSTREINUS CH2AGAINSTREINDS ACTUALCOKL0 ACTUALCPEKL0
SPLITTERMODE ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS
ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF TR165SOSPROFINDEX ACTIVEDLINETECH DATACHANNELMODE
TR165INMPROFILE TR165INMPROFINDEX];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
37 MA5662
57 MA5606T
44 MA5600V3
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T

System
100 MA5616
103 MA5635

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2313 MA5652
NOTE
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● NTEPOWE (Optional) -

N STRING RSTATUS Specifies the
● LASTUPTI attributes
ME that can be
displayed in
● LASTDOW the returned
NTIME result. If you
● UPTIME set this
● CH1INPDS parameter,
the
● CH1INPUS corresponding
● TISRVPROF attributes are
● TISPTRMP returned. By
ROF default, the
attributes are
● TIDPBOPR not displayed.
OF
For example,
● TIUPBOPR if you enter
OF NTEPOWERS
● TINMARPR TATUS, the
OF result
● TIDINPPRO contains the
F information
about this
● TIAPROF attribute.
● CH2INPDS NOTE
● CH2INPUS Only the
MA5600T and
● COSYSVEN MA5603T
DOR support the
PPPOESESSIO
● CPESYSVE N attributes.
NDOR
Querying
● PPPOESES TR165PARA
SION and
TR165PARAI
● ADMINSTA NDEX are
T supported
● COVERSIO only when the
port works in
N TR165 mode.
● CPEVERSIO
N
● COSERIAL
NUM
● CPESERIAL
NUM
● TR165PAR
A
● TR165PAR
AINDEX

System
● QUENESH
APINGPAR
A
● TRAPSWIT
CH
● VECTORIN
GSTATUS
● LEGACYCP
EPOLICY
● CPETYPE
● ACTUALRA
TEUS
● ACTUALRA
TEDS
● LASTRETR
AININFO
● CH1NETRA
TEUS
● CH1NETRA
TEDS
● CH1LATEN
CYPATHUS
● CH1LATEN
CYPATHDS
● CH1AGAIN
STREINUS
● CH1AGAIN
STREINDS
● CH2NETRA
TEUS
● CH2NETRA
TEDS
● CH2LATEN
CYPATHUS
● CH2LATEN
CYPATHDS
● CH2AGAIN
STREINUS
● CH2AGAIN
STREINDS
● ACTUALCO
KL0
● ACTUALCP
EKL0

System
● SPLITTERM
ODE
● ACTRATEA
DAPTUS
● ACTRATEA
DAPTDS
● ACTROCIN
PUS
● ACTROCIN
PDS
● ACTROCSN
RMUS
● ACTROCSN
RMDS
● TR165SOS
PROF
● TR165SOS
PROFINDE
X
● ACTIVEDLI
NETECH
● DATACHA
NNELMOD
E
● TR165INM
PROFILE
● TR165INM
PROFINDE
X
Response Format
title="VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT
LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS
ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS
CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS CH1PTMSTATUSDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS
CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS
CH2PREVDATARATEUS CH2ACTDELAYUS CH2ATMSTATUSUS CH2PTMSTATUSUS NTEPOWERSTATUS
LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF
TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF PPPOE OPTION82 CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR
CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION ADMINSTAT COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM
TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF, TR165UPBOPROF
TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR
TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF

System
TR165CH2INPPROF TR165VNPROFINDEX TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX TR165DPBOPROFINDEX

TR165UPBOPROFINDEX TR165RFIPROFINDEX TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165CH1USPROFINDEX
TR165CH2USPROFINDEX TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX TR165CH2DSPROFINDEX TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX
TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF TRAPSWITCH VECTORINGSTATUS
LEGACYCPEPOLICY CPETYPE ACTUALRATEUS ACTUALRATEDS LASTRETRAININFO CH1NETRATEUS
CH1NETRATEDS CH1LATENCYPATHUS CH1LATENCYPATHDS CH1AGAINSTREINUS CH1AGAINSTREINDS
CH2NETRATEUS CH2NETRATEDS CH2LATENCYPATHUS CH2LATENCYPATHDS CH2AGAINSTREINUS
CH2AGAINSTREINDS ACTUALCOKL0 ACTUALCPEKL0 SPLITTERMODE ACTRATEADAPTUS
ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF
TR165SOSPROFINDEX ACTIVEDLINETECH DATACHANNELMODE TR165INMPROFILE TR165INMPROFINDEX
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
LPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
VDSL2 line profile.
APROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
VDSL2 alarm
profile.

NOTE for the VDSL2
● For
port.
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
MxU is 64 digit.
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
OLT is 32 digit.

System

● OFF the PPPoE
function is
enabled. Only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and the
MA5606T support
this parameter.

function is
enabled. Only the
MA5600T,
MA5603T and the
MA5606T support
this parameter.
PSTAT OCTET STRING ● Fault Indicates the

● Test status of the port.
● Active
● Activating
● Deactive
● LoopBack

System
TRANSSYS OCTET STRING ● ANSI T1.413 Indicates the

current
● ETSI DTS/ transmission
TM06006 system.
● G.992.1 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
symmetric
● G.992.3 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped

System
● G.992.4 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de1,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de2,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de3,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de4,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped

System
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.993.1
● G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
C POTS

System
● G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN
PWRMNGSTATE OCTET STRING ● Level 0 Indicates the

● Level 1 power
management
● Level 2 status.
● Level 3
INITRESULT OCTET STRING ● NoFailure Indicates the

● ConfigError result of the last
complete
● ConfigNotFeasi initialization.
ble
● CommFail
● NoPeerAtu
● OtherCause
LNATTENDS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the

downstream
power
attenuation.
Unit: dB.
LNATTENUS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the

upstream power
attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTENDS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the

downstream
signal
attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTENUS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the

upstream signal
attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGINDS INTEGER -64 dB to +63 dB Indicates the

downstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGINUS INTEGER -64 to +63 Indicates the

upstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.

System
ATTAINABLERATE INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

DS maximum
downstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

US maximum
upstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.
ACTPSDDS INTEGER -90 to 0 Indicates the

downstream PSD.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTPSDUS INTEGER -90 to 0 Indicates the

upstream PSD.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTATPDS INTEGER -31 to +31 Indicates the

downstream
power.
Unit: dBm.
ACTATPUS INTEGER -31 to +31 Indicates the

upstream power.
CH1ACTDATARAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

EDS downstream rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1PREVDATARA INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the last

TEDS downstream rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1ACTDELAYDS INTEGER 0-8176 Indicates the

downstream delay
of channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMSTATUSD OCTET STRING ● NoFailure Indicates the

S ● NoCellDelineat downstream ATM
ion data status of
channel 1.
● LossOfCellDeli
neation

System
CH1PTMSTATUSD OCTET STRING ● NoFailure Indicates the

S ● OutOfSync downstream PTM
data status of
channel 1.

EUS upstream rate of
channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

TEUS upstream rate of
channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1ACTDELAYUS INTEGER 0-8176 Indicates the

upstream delay of
channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMSTATUSU OCTET STRING ● NoFailure Indicates the

S ● NoCellDelineat upstream ATM
ion data status of
channel 1.
● LossOfCellDeli
neation
CH1PTMSTATUSU OCTET STRING ● NoFailure Indicates the

S ● OutOfSync upstream PTM
data status of
channel 1.

EDS downstream rate
of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

downstream delay
of channel 2.
Unit: ms.

System

ion data status of
channel 2.
● LossOfCellDeli
neation

data status of
channel 2.

channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

upstream delay of
channel 2.
Unit: ms.

ion data status of
channel 2.
● LossOfCellDeli
neation

data status of
channel 2.
NTEPOWERSTATU OCTET STRIN ● on Indicates the NTE

S ● off power status of
the VDSL2 port.
● unknown
LASTUPTIME OCTET STRING - Indicates the time

when the VDSL2
port is online.
The format is YY-
MM-DD
hh:mm:ss.
The time is in UTC
format.

System
LASTDOWNTIME OCTET STRING - Indicates the time

when the VDSL2
port is
disconnected.
The format is YY-
MM-DD
hh:mm:ss.
The time is in UTC
format.
UPTIME INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

duration during
which the VDSL2
port is activated.
CH1INPDS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the

downstream
impulse noise
protection (INP)
of channel 1.
Unit: dmt.
CH1INPUS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the

upstream INP of
channel 1.
Unit: dmt.
TISRVPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) In TI mode, this

parameter
indicates the
service profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.
TISPTRMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) In TI mode, this

parameter
indicates the
spectrum profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

System
TIDPBOPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) In TI mode, this

parameter
indicates the
DPBO profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.
TIUPBOPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) In TI mode, this

parameter
indicates the
DPBO profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.
TINMARPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) In TI mode, this

parameter
indicates the
noise margin
profile bound to
the VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.
TIDINPPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) In TI mode, this

parameter
indicates the
delay INP profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.
TIAPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) In TI mode, this

parameter
indicates the
alarm profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

System

downstream INP
of channel 2.
Unit: dmt.

upstream INP of
channel 2.
Unit: dmt.
COSYSVENDOR OCTET STRING - Indicates the

vendor ID of the
central office
system.
CPESYSVENDOR OCTET STRING - Indicates the

vendor ID of the
remote end
system.
PPPOESESSION INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the

number of online
PPPoE single-MAC
users on each
physical port.
NOTE
Only the MA5600T
and MA5603T
support the
PPPOESESSION
attributes.
ADMINSTAT OCTET STRING ● UP Indicates the

● DOWN activation state of
a VDSL2 port.
Options are as
follows:
● UP: activated
● DOWN:
deactivated
COVERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

version of the
central office
system.
CPEVERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

version of the
remote end
system.

System
COSERIALNUM OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

serial number of
the central office.
CPESERIALNUM OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

serial number of
the remote end
system.
TR165VNPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
TR165 virtual
noise profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System
TR165SPECTRUM OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

PROF name of the
TR165 spectrum
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.
TR165ALARMPRO OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

F name of the
TR165 alarm
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System
TR165DPBOPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
TR165 DPBO
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.
TR165UPBOPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
TR165 UPBO
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System
TR165RFIPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
TR165 RFI profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.
TR165NMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
TR165 noise
margin profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System
TR165CH1USPRO OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

F name of the
TR165 channel 1
upstream rate
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.
TR165CH1UARR INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 1
upstream rate.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System

F name of the
TR165 channel 2
upstream rate
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 2
upstream rate.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System
TR165CH1DSPRO OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

F name of the
TR165 channel 1
downstream
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.
TR165CH1DARR INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 1
downstream rate.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System

F name of the
TR165 channel 2
downstream rate
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 2
downstream rate.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System
TR165CH1INPPRO OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

F delay impulse
noise protection
(INP) profile of
the TR165
channel 1.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

F delay INP profile
of the TR165
channel 2.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System
TR165VNPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the
TR165 virtual
noise profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.
TR165SPECTRUM INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

PROFINDEX index of the
TR165 spectrum
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System
TR165DPBOPROFI INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

NDEX index of the
TR165 DPBO
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.
TR165UPBOPROFI INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

NDEX index of the
TR165 UPBO
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System
TR165RFIPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the
TR165 RFI profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.
TR165NMPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the
TR165 noise
margin profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System
TR165CH1USPRO INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

FINDEX index of the
TR165 channel 1
upstream rate
profile. This
parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH1UARR
parameter is set.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System

FINDEX index of the
TR165 channel 2
upstream rate
profile. This
parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH2UARR
parameter is set.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System
TR165CH1DSPRO INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

FINDEX index of the
TR165 channel 1
downstream
profile. This
parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH1DARR
parameter is set.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System

FINDEX index of the
TR165 channel 2
downstream rate
profile. This
parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH2DARR
parameter is set.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System
TR165CH1INPPRO INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

FINDEX index of the delay
INP profile of the
TR165 channel 1.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

INP profile of the
TR165 channel 2.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System
QUENE1 INTEGER 3 Indicates queue 1.

This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=
QUENESHAPING
PARA in the
command.

This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=
QUENESHAPING
PARA in the
command.
OUTBOUNDTRAF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

FICPROF name of the
outbound traffic
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A,
MA5616 and
MA5611S.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=
QUENESHAPING
PARA in the
command.

System
TRAPSWITCH OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF the trap function
is enabled.
Options are as
follows:
● ON: reports
alarms from
ports to the
U2000.
● OFF:
suppresses
alarms from
ports.
VECTORINGSTAT OCTET STRING ● Vectoring ON Indicates the

US ● Vectoring OFF global vectoring
switch.
Options are as
follows:
● ON: reports
alarms from
ports to the
U2000.
● OFF:
suppresses
alarms from
ports.
LEGACYCPEPOLIC OCTET STRING ● No Limit Indicates the

Y ● Block legacy CPE
activation policy.
● Limit
● Force Friendly
Downstream
with Upstream
Limited
● Force Friendly
Downstream
CPETYPE OCTET STRING ● Vectoring Indicates the CPE

● Vectoring full type.
friendly
● Vectoring
friendly DS
● VDSL2
● ADSL/2/2+
● Unknown

System
ACTUALRATEUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

actual upstream
data transmission
rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
ACTUALRATEDS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

actual
downstream data
transmission rate.
Unit: kbit/s.

System
LASTRETRAININF OCTET STRING ● none Indicates the

O ● cpe-l3-trigger reason of the last
deactivation.
● lom-us-trigger-
dra
● lom-ds-trigger-
dra
● cpe-never-
answer-oam
● cpe-no-more-
answer-oam
● persistent-ncd-
us
● persistent-ncd-
ds
● persistent-lcd-
us
● persistent-lcd-
ds
● l2-problem-co-
drop
● l2-problem-
cpe-drop
● bitswap-
refused-us-co-
drop
● bitswap-
refused-us-
cpe-drop
● channel-
change-us-co-
drop
● channel-
change-us-cpe-
drop
● noise-increase-
us-co-drop
● noise-increase-
us-cpe-drop
● bitswap-
refused-ds-co-
drop
● bitswap-
refused-ds-
cpe-drop

System
● channel-
change-ds-co-
drop
● channel-
change-ds-cpe-
drop
● noise-increase-
ds-co-drop
● noise-increase-
ds-cpe-drop
● lom-us-co-
drop
● lom-us-cpe-
drop
● lom-ds-co-
drop
● lom-ds-cpe-
drop
● sra-problem-
us-co-drop
● sra-problem-
us-cpe-drop
● sra-failed-us-
co-drop
● sra-failed-us-
cpe-drop
● sra-problem-
ds-co-drop
● sra-problem-
ds-cpe-drop
● sra-rejected-
ds-co-drop
● sra-rejected-
ds-cpe-drop
● bitswap-
problem-us-co-
drop
● bitswap-
problem-us-
cpe-drop
● bitswap-failed-
us-co-drop
● bitswap-failed-
us-cpe-drop

System
● bitswap-
problem-ds-co-
drop
● bitswap-
problem-ds-
cpe-drop
● bitswap-
rejected-ds-co-
drop
● bitswap-
rejected-ds-
cpe-drop
● cpe-switched-
off
● cpe-lost
● co-reset
● co-stop
● unknown
CH1NETRATEUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

upstream payload
rate of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1NETRATEDS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

downstream
payload rate of
channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2NETRATEUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

upstream payload
rate of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2NETRATEDS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

downstream
payload rate of
channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1LATENCYPAT INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the

HUS upstream channel
ID of channel 1.

System

HDS downstream
channel ID of
channel 1.

HUS upstream channel
ID of channel 2.

HDS downstream
channel ID of
channel 2.
CH1AGAINSTREIN INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the INP

US value for defense
against repetitive
electric impulsive
noise (REIN) in
the upstream
direction of
channel 1.
Unit: dmt.

DS value for defense
against REIN in
the downstream
direction of
channel 1.
Unit: dmt.

US value for defense
against REIN in
the upstream
direction of
channel 2.
Unit: dmt.

DS value for defense
against REIN in
the downstream
direction of
channel 2.
Unit: dmt.

System
ACTUALCOKL0 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

actual value of
the KL0_CO
parameter.
Unit: 0.1 dB
ACTUALCPEKL0 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

actual value of
the KL0_CPE
parameter.
Unit: 0.1 dB
SPLITTERMODE OCTET STRING ● Connect Indicates the

● Bypass splitter mode.
Options are as
follows:
● Connect:
Connect ports
to the splitter.
● Bypass: Enable
ports to bypass
the splitter.
NOTE
Only the MA5611S
supports this
parameter.
ACTRATEADAPTU OCTET STRING ● Manual Indicates the

S ● Rainit upstream rate
auto-adaptation
● Dynamic mode at the
● Dynamic with remote end.
SOS NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818,
and MA5611S
V800R015C10.

System
ACTRATEADAPTD OCTET STRING ● Manual Indicates the

S ● Rainit downstream rate
auto-adaptation
● Dynamic with central office end.
SOS NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818,
and MA5611S
whose versions are
later than
V800R015C10.
ACTROCINPUS INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the

actual INP of the
upstream robust
overhead channel
(ROC) at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818,
and MA5611S
whose versions are
later than
V800R015C10.
ACTROCINPDS INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the

actual INP of the
downstream ROC
channel at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818,
and MA5611S
whose versions are
later than
V800R015C10.

System
ACTROCSNRMUS INTEGER -2147483648-214 Indicates the

7483647 actual signal-to-
noise ratio (SNR)
margin of the
upstream ROC
channel at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818,
and MA5611S
whose versions are
later than
V800R015C10.
ACTROCSNRMDS INTEGER -2147483648-214 Indicates the

7483647 actual SNR
margin of the
downstream ROC
channel at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818,
and MA5611S
whose versions are
later than
V800R015C10.

System
TR165SOSPROF OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

TR165 SOS
profile.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than V800R015C10
in TR165 mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.
TR165SOSPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the
TR165 SOS
profile.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than V800R015C10
in TR165 mode.
The value of this
parameter is
returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
is entered in the
command.
ACTIVEDLINETEC OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the

H ● ADSL actual activation
mode of the port.
● ADSL2
● ADSL2PLUS
● VDSL
● VDSL2

System
DATACHANNELM OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the work

ODE ● ATM mode of the
current channel.
● PTM
TR165INMPROFIL OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

E name of the INM
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A,
MA5611S and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165INMPROFILE
in the command.

System
TR165INMPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the INM
profile.
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5652,
MA5662,
MA5622A,
MA5623,
MA5623A,
MA5611S and
MA5616 in TR165
mode.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165INMPROFIN
DEX in the
command.
Error Code
2689007617 The instance does not exist, Ensure that the command is
or the feature is not correct according to the
supported or not configured following requirements:
entered port is a VDSL2
port.
entered port exists.
Example
following command:
LST-
VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=1,PN=31:1::SHOWOPTIO
N=NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS
CH1INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR;

System

7340034 2010-11-19 18:16:56
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device 10.78.217.111
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DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE
INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS
SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS
ACTATPUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS
CH1PTMSTATUSDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS
CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS CH2PREVDATARATEDS
CH2ACTDELAYDS CH2ATMSTATUSDS CH2PTMSTATUSDS CH2ACTDATARATEUS
CH2PREVDATARATEUS CH2ACTDELAYUS CH2ATMSTATUSUS CH2PTMSTATUSUS
NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS PPPOE
OPTION82 COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR
7340034 0 1 31 -- Activating DEFVAL DEFVAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- unknown -- -- -- -- -- ON ON -- --
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;
Related Command
● LST-VDSLPORTPERF
● LST-VDSLPORTALARM
15.4.2 Querying Specified Information About VDSL2 Ports

(LST-VDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 port. The device ID (or
Because the SHOWOPTION field in this command supports a lot of parameters,
the total length of the query command must be no more than 1024 characters.
Command Format
LST-VDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT
CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS
LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF
TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF PPPOE OPTION82 CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR

System
CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF

TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF
TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF
TR165SOSPROF TR165INMPROFILE VECTORROF QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF
PHYRSWITCH ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS
ACTROCSNRMDS];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

System

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET See the (Optional) -

N STRING SHOWOPTIO Specifies the
N parameter attributes
value in the that can be
command displayed in
format. the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
returned. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
NOTE
This
command
applies to the
V800R007 and
later versions
of the
MA5600T and
MA5603T.
Some devices
may support
certain
parameters of
the
SHOWOPTIO
N field.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 port attributes of the device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS
PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS
SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS
ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS

System
CH2ACTDATARATEDS CH2PREVDATARATEDS CH2ACTDELAYDS CH2ATMSTATUSDS

CH2ATMSTATUSUS CH2PTMSTATUSUS NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME
UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF
TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF PPPOE OPTION82 CH2INPDS CH2INPUS
COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM
CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF
TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR
TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF
TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF QUENE1 QUENE2
OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF PHYRSWITCH ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS
ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF TR165INMPROFILE VECTORROF
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE for the VDSL2
● For
port.
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
MxU is 64 digit.
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
OLT is 32 digit.

● Active
● Activating
● Deactive
● LoopBack

System

name of the
VDSL2 line profile.

name of the
VDSL2 alarm
profile.

System

current
TM06006 system.
● G.992.1 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
symmetric
● G.992.3 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped

System
● G.992.4 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de1,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de2,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de3,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de4,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped

System
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.993.1
● G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
C POTS

System
● G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN
PWRMNGSTATE OCTET STRING ● Level 0 Indicates the

● Level 1 power
management
● Level 2 status.
● Level 3
INITRESULT OCTET STRING ● NoFailure Indicates the

● ConfigError result of the last
complete
● ConfigNotFeasi initialization.
ble
● CommFail
● NoPeerAtu
● OtherCause

downstream
power
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

upstream power
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

downstream
signal
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

upstream signal
attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGINDS INTEGER -64 dB to +63 dB Indicates the

downstream
signal-to-noise
ratio (SNR)
margin.
Unit: dB.

System
SNRMARGINUS INTEGER -64 to +63 Indicates the

upstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.

DS maximum
downstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

US maximum
upstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.
ACTPSDDS INTEGER -90 to 0 Indicates the

downstream PSD.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTPSDUS INTEGER -90 to 0 Indicates the

upstream PSD.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTATPDS INTEGER -31 to +31 Indicates the

downstream
power.
Unit: dBm.
ACTATPUS INTEGER -31 to +31 Indicates the

upstream power.

EDS downstream rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

downstream delay
of channel 1.
Unit: ms.

System

ion data status of
channel 1.
● LossOfCellDeli
neation

data status of
channel 1.

channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

upstream delay of
channel 1.
Unit: ms.

ion data status of
channel 1.
● LossOfCellDeli
neation

data status of
channel 1.

EDS downstream rate
of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

System

downstream delay
of channel 2.
Unit: ms.

ion data status of
channel 2.
● LossOfCellDeli
neation

data status of
channel 2.

channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

upstream delay of
channel 2.
Unit: ms.

ion data status of
channel 2.
● LossOfCellDeli
neation

data status of
channel 2.
NTEPOWERSTATU OCTET STRIN ● on Indicates the NTE

S ● off power status of
the VDSL2 port.
● unknown

System

when the VDSL2
port is online.
The format is YY-
MM-DD
hh:mm:ss.
The time is in UTC
format.

when the VDSL2
port is
disconnected.
The format is YY-
MM-DD
hh:mm:ss.
The time is in UTC
format.
UPTIME INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

duration during
which the VDSL2
port is activated.

downstream INP
of channel 1.
Unit: dmt.

upstream INP of
channel 1.
Unit: dmt.

parameter
indicates the
service profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port.
This parameter is
available only for
the MA5600T and
MA5603T in TI
mode.

System

parameter
indicates the
spectrum profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port.
This parameter is
available only for
the MA5600T and
MA5603T in TI
mode.

parameter
indicates the
DPBO profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port.
This parameter is
available only for
the MA5600T and
MA5603T in TI
mode.

parameter
indicates the
DPBO profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port.
This parameter is
available only for
the MA5600T and
MA5603T in TI
mode.

parameter
indicates the
noise margin
profile bound to
the VDSL2 port.
This parameter is
available only for
the MA5600T and
MA5603T in TI
mode.

System

parameter
indicates the
delay INP profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port.
This parameter is
available only for
the MA5600T and
MA5603T in TI
mode.

parameter
indicates the
alarm profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port.
This parameter is
available only for
the MA5600T and
MA5603T in TI
mode.

● OFF the PPPoE
function is
enabled. Only the
MA5600T and the
MA5603T support
this parameter.

function is
enabled. Only the
MA5600T and the
MA5603T support
this parameter.

downstream INP
of channel 2.
Unit: dmt.

upstream INP of
channel 2.
Unit: dmt.

System

vendor ID of the
central office
system.

vendor ID of the
remote end
system.

number of online
PPPoE single-MAC
users on each
physical port.

version of the
central office
system.

version of the
remote end
system.

serial number of
the central office
system.

serial number of
the remote end
system.

name of the
TR165 virtual
noise profile.

PROF name of the
TR165 spectrum
profile.

F name of the
TR165 alarm
profile.

System

name of the
TR165 DPBO
profile.

name of the
TR165 UPBO
profile.

name of the
TR165 RFI profile.

name of the
TR165 noise
margin profile.

F name of the
TR165 channel 1
upstream rate
profile.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 1
upstream rate.

F name of the
TR165 channel 2
upstream rate
profile.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 2
upstream rate.

F name of the
TR165 channel 1
downstream
profile.

System

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 1
downstream rate.

F name of the
TR165 channel 2
downstream rate
profile.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 2
downstream rate.

F delay impulse
noise protection
(INP) profile of
the TR165
channel 1.

F delay INP profile
of the TR165
channel 2.
OUTBOUNDTRAF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

FICPROF name of the
outbound traffic
profile.

System
PHYRSWITCH OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Specifies whether

● DISABLE the physical-layer
retransmission
function is
enabled.
Only the
following devices
in TR165 mode
support this
parameter:
● MA5600T and
MA5603T
V800R009C00
and later
versions
● MA5608T
V800R012C00
and later
versions
ACTRATEADAPTU OCTET STRING ● Manual Indicates the

S ● Rainit upstream rate
auto-adaptation
● Dynamic with remote end.
SOS NOTE
This parameter is
only applicable to
MA5600T
V800R015C10,
MA5603T
V800R015C10,
MA5608T
V800R015C10,
MA5616
V800R015C10, and
MA5611S
V800R015C10.

System
ACTRATEADAPTD OCTET STRING ● Manual Indicates the

S ● Rainit downstream rate
auto-adaptation
● Dynamic with central office end.
SOS NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.
ACTROCINPUS INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the

actual INP of the
upstream robust
overhead channel
(ROC) at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616,and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.
ACTROCINPDS INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the

actual INP of the
downstream ROC
channel at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616,and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.

System
ACTROCSNRMUS INTEGER -2147483648-214 Indicates the

7483647 actual signal-to-
noise ratio (SNR)
margin of the
upstream ROC
channel at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.
ACTROCSNRMDS INTEGER -2147483648-214 Indicates the

7483647 actual SNR
margin of the
downstream ROC
channel at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.

System
TR165SOSPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of VDSL2
SOS profile in
TR165 mode.
NOTE
This parameter is
only applicable to
MA5600T
V800R015C10,
MA5603T
V800R015C10,
MA5608T
V800R015C10,
MA5616
V800R015C10,
MA5611S
V800R015C10 and
later versions in
TR165 mode.
TR165INMPROFIL OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

E name of VDSL2
INM profile in
TR165 mode.
NOTE
This parameter is
only applicable to
MA5600T
V800R015C10,
MA5603T
V800R015C10,
MA5608T
V800R015C10,
MA5616
V800R015C10,
MA5611S
V800R015C10 and
later versions in
TR165 mode.

System
VECTORROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of VDSL2
VECTORING
profile in TR165
mode.
NOTE
This parameter is
only applicable to
MA5600T
V800R015C10,
MA5603T
V800R015C10,
MA5608T
V800R015C10,
MA5616
V800R015C10,
MA5611S
V800R015C10 and
later versions in
TR165 mode.
Error Code
2686124034 Resource information is Enter an existing VDSL2 port

empty. ID or synchronize the VDSL2
port on NEs to the NMS.
2686058604 not support the type of port Ensure that a VDSL2 port ID
is entered.
Example
To query the specified details of port 0/0/15 on the device named 10.144.195.118,
LST-
VDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO::DEV=10.144.195.118,FN=0,SN=0,PN=15:1::SHOWOPT
ION=ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT
LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS
SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS
ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS
CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS CH1PTMSTATUSDS
CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS
CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS
CH2PREVDATARATEDS CH2ACTDELAYDS CH2ATMSTATUSDS
CH2PTMSTATUSDS CH2ACTDATARATEUS CH2PREVDATARATEUS
CH2ACTDELAYUS CH2ATMSTATUSUS CH2PTMSTATUSUS NTEPOWERSTATUS
LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS TISRVPROF

System
TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF

PPPOE OPTION82 CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR
PPPOESESSION COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM;

7340054 2012-02-17 17:04:30
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 port attributes of the device 10.144.195.118 Frame number:0 Slot number:0 Port number:15
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DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE
INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS
SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS
ACTATPUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS
CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS CH2PREVDATARATEDS
NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS
TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF
PPPOE OPTION82 CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION
COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM
7340054 0 0 15 2121 Active DEFVAL DEFVAL G.993.2 Annex B POTS Level 0
NoFailure -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 88798 88798 0 -- NoFailure
59186 59893 1 -- NoFailure -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- on 2012-02-17
08:29:30 2012-02-17 07:57:36 2126 0.0 0.0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- OFF OFF -- --
0xffb54244434d0000 0xb5004244434d0000 4 v10.03.14 A2pv6bC012a VE_10_03_14 --
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Related Command
LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
15.4.3 Querying VDSL2 Port Information about Specified NEs

(LST-NEVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query VDSL2 port information about specified NEs from
the database. The queried data is the same as the data that is last synchronized to
the U2000 but differs from the real-time data on the NEs.

System
Command Format
LST-NEVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T (V800R007C01 and later

versions)

versions)
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

System
Response Format
title="VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF
TIDINPPROF TIAPROF ALIAS PSTAT ATTAINABLERATEUS ATTAINABLERATEDS APROFID LPROFID TRANSSYS
PPPOESESSION
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

parameter
indicates the
service profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

parameter
indicates the
spectrum profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

parameter
indicates the
DPBO profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

System

parameter
indicates the
UPBO profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

parameter
indicates the
noise margin
profile bound to
the VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

parameter
indicates the
delay INP profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

parameter
indicates the
alarm profile
bound to the
VDSL2 port. In
non-TI mode, this
parameter is
displayed as -.

System

NOTE for the VDSL2
● For
port.
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
MxU is 64 digit.
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
OLT is 32 digit.

● Active
● Activating
● Deactive
● LoopBack

DS maximum
downstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

US maximum
upstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

name of the
VDSL2 alarm
profile.

name of the
VDSL2 line profile.

System

current
TM06006 system.
● G.992.1 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
symmetric
● G.992.3 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped

System
● G.992.4 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de1,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de2,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de3,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de4,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped

System
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.993.1
● G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
C POTS

System
● G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN

number of online
PPPoE single-MAC
users on each
physical port.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the device is
successfully added to the
U2000.
Example
To query the VDSL2 port information about NE 10.144.195.45, run the following
command:
LST-NEVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.195.45:CTAG::;
7340056 2012-07-20 10:35:40
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=100
blktotal=112
VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device 10.144.195.45

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DID FN SN PN TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF
TIDINPPROF TIAPROF ALIAS PSTAT ATTAINABLERATEUS ATTAINABLERATEDS APROFID
LPROFID TRANSSYS PPPOESESSION
7340056 0 3 0 TTT DEFVAL DEFVAL TTT TTT TTT DEFVAL 111 Activating 0 0
-- -- -- 8
7340056 0 3 1 TTT DEFVAL DEFVAL TTT TTT TTT DEFVAL -- Activating 0 0
-- -- -- 8
7340056 0 3 2 DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL --
Deactive 0 0 -- -- -- 8
7340056 0 3 3 TTT TTT DEFVAL DEFVAL TTT TTT DEFVAL 01-54100200 Deactive
0 0 -- -- -- 8
Deactive 0 0 -- -- -- 8
7340056 0 3 5 yewumoban pinpumoban DPBOmoban UPBOmoban zaoshengmoban
DEFVAL gaojingmoban -- Activating 0 0 -- -- -- 8
Deactive 0 0 -- -- -- 8
Activating 0 0 -- -- -- 8

System
Deactive 0 0 -- -- -- 8
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Related Command
LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
15.4.4 Querying the Alarm Information About a VDSL2 Port

(LST-VDSLPORTALARM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the alarm information about an existing VDSL2
port in the system. A maximum of 10 latest alarms and 20 events can be
displayed when you run this command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLPORTALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
249 MA5600T

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2313 MA5652
NOTE
2331 MA5608T

System
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
Response Format
"portId"+ port ID
Output Parameter
SerialNo INTEGER Indicates the serial

number generated by
the daemon.
FaultID INTEGER Indicates the alarm or

event ID. This parameter
and the device are used
to identify an alarm or
event.
Severity INTEGER Indicates the alarm

severity or event level.
FunctionType INTEGER Indicates the type of the

alarm or event.
strName OCTET STRING Indicates the name of

the alarm or event.
ReasonID INTEGER Indicates the cause ID of

the alarm.
Reason OCTET STRING Indicates the alarm

cause.
Repair OCTET STRING Indicates the suggestion

for clearing the alarm.
Meaning OCTET STRING Indicates the description

of the alarm.
FaultFlag INTEGER Indicates the type of the

fault.
faultTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when

the alarm or event is
generated.
The time is in UTC
format.

System
ackTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when

the alarm is
acknowledged.
The time is in UTC
format.
clearTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when

the alarm is cleared.
The time is in UTC
format.
strAckUserName OCTET STRING Indicates the

acknowledged user
name.
Location OCTET STRING Indicates the location of

the alarm or event.
Error Code
1610612784 Querying alarm Verify that the entered

information failed. values of the parameters
are correct.

normal state.
is online.

Information.
Example
To query the alarm information about VDSL2 port 0/5/9 on the MA5600_30, run
LST-VDSLPORTALARM::DEV=MA5600_30,FN=0,SN=5,PN=9:2::;
7340033 2008-05-19 12:19:40
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

System
alarm on Port of the device MA5600_30 frameId 0 slotId 5 portId 9

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--------------------------------
448 1026555906 4 5 VDSL port deactivation 1023410177 The user runs the command to
deactivate the port successfully No need to proceed VDSL port deactivation 0 2008-5-28
8:17:43 -- -- -- FRAME=0 SLOT=5 SUBSLOT=65535 PORT=9 Description of the port(only for
NMS)(Type:string)=--
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;
Related Command
● LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
15.4.5 Querying the Performance Statistics on a VDSL2 Port

(LST-VDSLPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified VDSL2
port of a device. The required VDSL2 port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-VDSLPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY CPEES1DAY COSES1DAY CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL
CURR1DAYINITFAIL COCURR15SOS CPECURR15SOS COCURR24SOS CPECURR24SOS COALLSOS CPEALLSOS
COLAST15SOS CPELAST15SOS COLAST24SOS CPELAST24SOS];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
249 MA5600T

versions)

System
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2313 MA5652
NOTE
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● COCVS (Optional) -

N STRING ● CPECVS Specifies the
attributes
● COES1DAY that can be
● CPEES1DA displayed. If
Y you set this
● COSES1DA parameter,
Y the
corresponding
● CPESES1D attributes are
AY displayed. By
● CURR1DAY default, the
INITFULL attributes are
● CURR1DAY not displayed.
INITFAIL
● COCURR15
SOS
● CPECURR1
5SOS
● COCURR24
SOS
● CPECURR2
4SOS
● COALLSOS
● CPEALLSO
S
● COLAST15
SOS
● CPELAST15
SOS
● COLAST24
SOS
● CPELAST24
SOS
Response Format
title="VDSL PORT Performance Stat Info of the device " + device name
name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS COCURR15MINLOFS COCURR15MINLOLS
COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS
LATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED CPFECS CPEES CPESES CPELOSS CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS
CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES CPECURR15MINLOSS
CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS LATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED RETRAINS INITFAILS
ATURSPEED TNTO TNRO COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS COCURR15MINATMCELLS

System
COCURR15MINPTMPKTS CHATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED COCURR15MINCBS COCURR15MINCVS

CPECURR15MINEBS CPECURR15MINUCBS CPECURR15MINATMCELLS CPECURR15MINPTMPKTS
CHATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED CPECURR15MINCBS CPECURR15MINCVS COLAST15MINLOFS
COLAST15MINLOLS COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES COLAST15MINLOSS COLAST15MINSES
COLAST15MINUAS CPELAST15MINLOFS CPELAST15MINLOLS CPELAST15MINLOPS CPELAST15MINES
CPELAST15MINLOSS CPELAST15MINSES CPELAST15MINUAS COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINATMCELLS COLAST15MINPTMPKTS COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS
CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS CPELAST15MINATMCELLS CPELAST15MINPTMPKTS
CPELAST15MINCBS CPELAST15MINCVS COLAST15MININITFULL COLAST15MININITFAIL
COCURR15MININITFULL COCURR15MININITFAIL COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY CPEES1DAY COSES1DAY
CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL COCURR15SOS CPECURR15SOS COCURR24SOS
CPECURR24SOS COALLSOS CPEALLSOS COLAST15SOS CPELAST15SOS COLAST24SOS CPELAST24SOS
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
COFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
forward error
correction seconds
(FECS) of the
channel at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COSES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COLOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of LOSS
seconds at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

System
COUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
unavailable
seconds at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15MINLO INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

FS number of loss of
frame seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

PS number of loss of
power seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

LS number of loss of
link seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15MINES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

SS number of loss of
signal seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

System
COCURR15MINSE INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

S number of
severely errored
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15MINU INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

AS number of
unavailable
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
LATUCCURR15MT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

IMEELAPSED elapsed time in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
CPFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of FECSs
of the channel at
the remote end.
Unit: s.
CPEES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPESES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPELOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of LOSS
seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

System
CPEUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
unavailable
seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15MINL INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

OFS number of loss of
frame seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

OLS number of loss of
link seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

OPS number of loss of
power seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15MINE INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

S number of errored
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

OSS number of loss of
signal seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

System
CPECURR15MINS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

ES number of
severely errored
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15MINU INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

AS number of
unavailable
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
LATURCURR15MT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

IMEELAPSED elapsed time in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
RETRAINS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of
complete line
initializations.
INITFAILS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of
initialization
failures.
ATURSPEED INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the port

rate at the remote
end.
Unit: bit/s.
TNTO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the total

number of
upstream bytes.
TNRO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the total

number of
downstream
bytes.

System
COCURR15MINEB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of FEC
code blocks in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COCURR15MINUC INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

BS number of blocks
that cannot be
corrected
automatically in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COCURR15MINAT INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

MCELLS number of ATM
cells that are
received and
transmitted by the
channel in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COCURR15MINPT INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

MPKTS number of PTM
packets that are
received and
transmitted by the
channel in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
CHATUCCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

MTIMEELAPSED elapsed time in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15MINCB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
corrected blocks
in the channel in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.

System
COCURR15MINCV INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of the
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.

BS number of FEC
code blocks in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.

CBS number of blocks
that cannot be
corrected
automatically in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
CPECURR15MINA INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

TMCELLS number of ATM
cells that are
received and
transmitted by the
channel in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
CPECURR15MINP INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

TMPKTS number of PTM
packets that are
received and
transmitted by the
channel in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
CHATURCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

MTIMEELAPSED elapsed time in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

System
CPECURR15MINC INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

BS number of
corrected blocks
in the channel in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.

VS number of the
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
COLAST15MINLO INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

frame seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

power seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

link seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15MINES INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
Unit: s.

System

signal seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15MINSES INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15MINUA INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
unavailable
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
Unit: s.
CPELAST15MINLO INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

frame seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

power seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

link seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

System
CPELAST15MINES INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
Unit: s.

signal seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPELAST15MINSE INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
severely errored
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
Unit: s.
CPELAST15MINU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

AS number of
unavailable
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15MINEB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of FEC
code blocks in the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
COLAST15MINUC INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

BS number of blocks
that cannot be
corrected in the
channel
automatically in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.

System
COLAST15MINAT INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

cells that are
received and
transmitted by the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
COLAST15MINPT INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

MPKTS number of PTM
packets that are
received and
transmitted by the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
COLAST15MINCB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
corrected blocks
in the channel in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COLAST15MINCV INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of the
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
CPELAST15MINEB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of FEC
code blocks in the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.

System
CPELAST15MINUC INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

BS number of blocks
that cannot be
corrected in the
channel
automatically in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
CPELAST15MINAT INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

cells that are
received and
transmitted by the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
CPELAST15MINPT INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

MPKTS number of PTM
packets that are
received and
transmitted by the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
CPELAST15MINCB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
corrected blocks
in the channel in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
CPELAST15MINCV INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of the
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
COLAST15MININI INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

TFULL number of full
initialization times
in the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.

System

TFAIL number of full
initialization
failures in the
past 15 minutes
at the central
office end.
COCURR15MININI INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

within the current
15 minutes at the
central office end.

TFAIL number of fill
initialization
failures within the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COCVS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel at the
central office end.
CPECVS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel at the
remote end.
COES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
current day at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
CPEES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
current day at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

System
COSES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds in the
current day at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
CPESES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds in the
current day at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CURR1DAYINITFU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

LL number of errored
seconds in the
current day.
CURR1DAYINITFAI INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

L number of errored
seconds in the
current day.
COCURR15SOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in the
current 15-minute
performance
statistics at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.

System
CPECURR15SOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in the
current 15-minute
performance
statistics at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.
COCURR24SOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in the
current 24-hour
performance
statistics at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.

System
CPECURR24SOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in the
current 24-hour
performance
statistics at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.
COALLSOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in all
current
performance
statistics at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.

System
CPEALLSOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in all
current
performance
statistics at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.
COLAST15SOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in the
historical 15-
minute
performance
statistics at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.

System
CPELAST15SOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in the
historical 15-
minute
performance
statistics at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.
COLAST24SOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in the
historical 24-hour
performance
statistics at the
central office end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.

System
CPELAST24SOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of SOSs
that are added
successfully in the
last 24-hour
performance
statistics at the
remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is
applicable only to
the MA5603T,
MA5600T,
MA5608T,
MA5616, and
MA5611S whose
versions are later
than
V800R015C10.
Error Code

statistic daemon failed, daemon runs in the
please check the normal state.
performance and
statistic daemon

statistics task does not performance statistics of
available. If the
port on the GUI.
Example
To query the performance statistics of VDSL2 port 0/3/15 on the 10.144.73.70, run
LST-VDSLPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.73.70,FN=0,SN=3,PN=15:2::;

System
7340047 2010-12-08 12:12:49

M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL PORT Performance Stat Info of the device 10.144.73.70
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DID FN SN PN COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS COCURR15MINLOFS
COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES COCURR15MINLOSS
COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS LATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED CPFECS CPEES CPESES
CPELOSS CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS
CPECURR15MINES CPECURR15MINLOSS CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS
LATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED RETRAINS INITFAILS ATURSPEED TNTO TNRO
COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS COCURR15MINATMCELLS COCURR15MINPTMPKTS
CHATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED COCURR15MINCBS COCURR15MINCVS CPECURR15MINEBS
CPECURR15MINUCBS CPECURR15MINATMCELLS CPECURR15MINPTMPKTS
COLAST15MINLOLS COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES COLAST15MINLOSS
COLAST15MINSES COLAST15MINUAS CPELAST15MINLOFS CPELAST15MINLOLS
CPELAST15MINLOPS CPELAST15MINES CPELAST15MINLOSS CPELAST15MINSES
CPELAST15MINUAS COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS COLAST15MINATMCELLS
COLAST15MINPTMPKTS COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS CPELAST15MINEBS
CPELAST15MINUCBS CPELAST15MINATMCELLS CPELAST15MINPTMPKTS CPELAST15MINCBS
CPELAST15MINCVS COLAST15MININITFULL COLAST15MININITFAIL COCURR15MININITFULL
COCURR15MININITFAIL COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY CPEES1DAY COSES1DAY CPESES1DAY
CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL
7340047 0 3 15 41 37 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 778 0 38 0 0 15 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 778 1 0 200000000 0 0 318229 0 0 0 778 0 0 548283
0 0 0 778 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 368131 0 0 0 0
0 634261 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 48 7 7 0 0 0 0
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Related Command
● LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
● ACT-VDSL2PORT
15.4.6 Querying a VDSL2 Line Profile (LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE)

Usage Note
This command is used to query a VDSL2 line profile.

System
Command Format
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,LPROFID=line-profile-name][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-profile-
name];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type
that supports
decoupling,
see the value
of the typeid
parameter in
the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_acces
s\dcp\pnp
\product
\device type
\device
type.xml file.
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) -

name of the
VDSL2 line
profile.

device scope
profile name.
Response Format
title= VDSL Activation Profile of the device type+ device-type
name of attributes:LPROFID
Output Parameter

name of the
VDSL2 line profile.
Error Code
None

System
Example
To query the list of the global VDSL2 line profiles of the MA5603U, run the
following command:
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=94;

0 2009-04-09 10:16:31
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL Activation Profile of the device type MA5603U
------------
LPROFID
LineTemp
------------
;
Related Command
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL
15.4.7 Query the Details of a VDSL2 Line Profile (LST-

VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 line profile.
Command Format
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,LPROFID=line-profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
67 MA5651G
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616

System
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type
that supports
decoupling,
see the value
of the typeid
parameter in
the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_acces
s\dcp\pnp
\product
\device type
\device
type.xml file.
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING name of the
VDSL2 line
profile.

System
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) -

device scope
profile name.

return the
optional
attribute. If
this
parameter is
set, the
optional
attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise,
the optional
attribute will
not be
returned.
Response Format
title= VDSL Activation Profile + LPROFID + of the device type + device-type
LPROFID LCFPROFILE ADMODINDS ADMODINUS TGSNRMGDS MINSNRMGDS
MAXSNRMGDS TGSNRMGUS MINSNRMGUS MAXSNRMGUS DPBOESDEL
DPBOASEHPSDMSNUM DPBOSMINFRETN DPBOSMAXFRETN DPBOSDABMDSCA
DPBOSDABMDSCB DPBOSDABMDSCC DPBOMINABSN UPPBFTUS1 UPPBFTUS2 UPPBFTUS3
UPBOUELTC UPBORLEH CH1CFLPROFID CH1DOWNRATERATIO CH1UPRATERATIO
CH1MINRATEDS CH1MAXRATEDS CH1MINRATEUS CH1MAXRATEUS CH1MAXITDELAYDS
CH1MAXITDELAYUS CH1DATPHMOD CH1MINIMNOPTDS CH1MINIMNOPTUS CH2CFLPROFID
CH2DOWNRATERATIO CH2UPRATERATIO CH2MINRATEDS CH2MAXRATEDS CH2MINRATEUS
CH2MAXRATEUS CH2MAXITDELAYDS CH2MAXITDELAYUS CH2DATPHMOD CH2MINIMNOPTDS
CH2MINIMNOPTUS SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter

name of a VDSL2
line profile.
LCFPROFILE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of a line
configuration
profile.

System
ADMODINDS OCTET STRING Fixed Indicates the

Adapt. At Startup adaptation mode
of the line
Adapt. At transmission rate
Runtime in the
Adapt. At downstream
Runtime With direction.
SOS
ADMODINUS OCTET STRING Fixed Indicates the

Adapt. At Startup adaptation mode
of the line
Adapt. At transmission rate
Runtime in the upstream
Adapt. At direction.
Runtime With
SOS
TGSNRMGDS INTEGER 0-310 Indicates the

mandatory
downstream SNR
margin for a
successful training
whose bit error
code ratio is lower
than or equal to
10-7.
The target SNR
margin functions
only during the
training.
Unit: 0.1dB.

System
MINSNRMGDS INTEGER 0-60 Indicates the

minimum
downstream SNR
margin.
When the line
condition is
deteriorated and
the SNR margin is
less than the
minimum SNR
margin, it
indicates that the
current line
condition (SNR)
cannot bear so
many bits. In this
case, you need to
increase the line
SNR by increasing
the transmit
power, so as to
meet the
requirement of
the current line
rate. If the
minimum SNR
margin cannot be
reached even by
increasing the
transmit power,
the line must be
re-trained.
The minimum
SNR margin
functions after
the line is
activated.
Unit: 0.1dB.

System
MAXSNRMGDS INTEGER 60-310 Indicates the

maximum
downstream SNR
margin.
The SNR margin
refers to the space
that is reserved
when the system
allocates bits to
sub-channels.
When the line
environment
change (such as
the environment
temperature,
humidity, and
background
noise) results in
the decrease of
the sub-channel
SNR, if the
decrease range is
within the SNR
margin, the bit
error code ratio of
the transmission
can stay less than
10-7.
When the line is
in good condition
good and the SNR
margin exceeds
the maximum
SNR margin, the
VDSL2 chipset
reduces the line
SNR by reducing
the transmit
power which can
still meet the
requirement of
the current line
rate.
The maximum
SNR margin
functions after
the line is
activated.
Unit: 0.1dB.

System
TGSNRMGUS INTEGER 0-310 Indicates the

mandatory
upstream SNR
margin for a
successful training
whose bit error
code ratio is lower
than or equal to
10-7.
The target SNR
margin functions
only during the
training.
Unit: 0.1dB.

System
MINSNRMGUS INTEGER 0-60 Indicates the

minimum
upstream SNR
margin.
When the line
condition is
deteriorated and
the SNR margin is
less than the
minimum SNR
margin, it
indicates that the
current line
condition (SNR)
cannot bear so
many bits. In this
case, you need to
increase the line
SNR by increasing
the transmit
power, so as to
meet the
requirement of
the current line
rate. If the
minimum SNR
margin cannot be
reached even by
increasing the
transmit power,
the line must be
re-trained.
The minimum
SNR margin
functions after
the line is
activated.
Unit: 0.1dB.

System
MAXSNRMGUS INTEGER 60-310 Indicates the

maximum
upstream SNR
margin.
The SNR margin
refers to the space
that is reserved
when the system
allocates bits to
sub-channels.
When the line
environment
change (such as
the environment
temperature,
humidity, and
background
noise) results in
the decrease of
the sub-channel
SNR, if the
decrease range is
within the SNR
margin, the bit
error code ratio of
the transmission
can stay less than
10-7.
When the line is
in good condition
good and the SNR
margin exceeds
the maximum
SNR margin, the
VDSL2 chipset
reduces the line
SNR by reducing
the transmit
power which can
still meet the
requirement of
the current line
rate.
The maximum
SNR margin
functions after
the line is
activated.
Unit: 0.1dB.

System
DPBOESDEL INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the

electrical distance
between the
central office and
the remote mini-
DSLAM, that is,
the attenuation
(dB) from the
central office to
the remote mini-
DSLAM.
Relation to other
parameters:
If this parameter
is set to 0, it
indicates that the
DPBO function is
disabled. That is,
the other DPBO
parameters gray
out and become
read-only.
Unit: 0.5dB.
DPBOASEHPSDM INTEGER - Indicates the

SNUM number of DPBO
PSD masks.
DPBOSMINFRETN INTEGER 0-2048 Indicates the

minimum
frequency point
within the
frequency range
of the DPBO
function.
Relation to other
parameters:
When DPBO E-
side electrical
length is set to
other values than
0, this parameter
is available.
Unit: Tone

System
DPBOSMAXFRETN INTEGER 32-6956 Indicates the

maximum
frequency point
within the
frequency range
of the DPBO
function.
Relation to other
parameters:
When DPBO E-
side electrical
length is set to
other values than
0, this parameter
is available.
Unit: Tone
DPBOSDABMDSC INTEGER 0-640 Indicates the

A DPBO E-side cable
model scalar A.

B DPBO E-side cable
model scalar B.

C DPBO E-side cable
model scalar C.

System
DPBOMINABSN INTEGER - Indicates the

virtual minimum
valid PSD for the
cabinet. That is,
the noise PSD on
the line, or the
base noise value.
If the calculated
PSD value is less
than the base
noise value, the
part below the
base noise value
must be shaped
accordingly during
the process for
setting the actual
PSD mask. This
also reduces the
maximum
frequency points
that are in
function.
Relation to other
parameters:
When DPBO E-
side electrical
length is set to
other values than
0, this parameter
is available.
UPPBFTUS1 INTEGER - Indicates a

parameter of
upstream
frequency bands
1.

parameter of
upstream
frequency bands
2.

parameter of
upstream
frequency bands
3.

System
UPBOUELTC OCTET STRING Force Specifies whether

Auto to forcibly use the
distance
attenuation value
specified by the
central office, that
is, whether the
CPE is forcibly to
use the electrical
length specified
by the central
office to calculate
the UPBO.
UPBORLEH INTEGER 0-1280 Indicates the

upstream
electrical length,
that is, the
distance
attenuation value
set by the central
office.
Relation to other
parameters:
When
UPBOUELTC used
to compute UPBO
is set to Force,
this parameter is
available.
Unit: 0.1dB.
CH1CFLPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

channel
configuration
profile for channel
1 on the VDSL2
line.

System
CH1DOWNRATER INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the

ATIO downstream rate
adaptation ratio
of channel 1.
NOTE
When the
downstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 1 is less
than 100%, the
downstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 1 is
automatically
calculated as 100%
minus the
upstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 1.
CH1UPRATERATI INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the

O upstream rate
adaptation ratio
of channel 1.
NOTE
When the
upstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 1 is less
than 100%, the
upstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 1 is
automatically
calculated as 100%
minus the
downstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 1.
CH1MINRATEDS INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the

minimum
downstream
transmission rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1MAXRATEDS INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the

maximum
downstream
transmission rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

System
CH1MINRATEUS INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the

minimum
upstream
transmission rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1MAXRATEUS INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the

maximum
upstream
transmission rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1MAXITDELAY INTEGER 0-200 Indicates the

DS maximum
downstream
interleaving delay
of channel 1.
Unit: ms.

US maximum
upstream
interleaving delay
of channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1DATPHMOD OCTET STRING ATM Indicates the

PTM format of channel
1.
Both

System
CH1MINIMNOPT OCTET STRING noProtection Indicates the

DS halfSymbol minimum
downstream
singleSymbol impulse noise
twoSymbols protection of
threeSymbols channel 1.
fourSymbols
fiveSymbols
sixSymbols
sevenSymbols
eightSymbols
nineSymbols
tenSymbols
elevenSymbols
twelveSymbols
thirteenSymbols
fourteenSymbols
fifteenSymbols
sixteenSymbols

US halfSymbol minimum
upstream impulse
singleSymbol noise protection
twoSymbols of channel 1.
threeSymbols
fourSymbols
fiveSymbols
sixSymbols
sevenSymbols
eightSymbols
nineSymbols
tenSymbols
elevenSymbols
twelveSymbols
thirteenSymbols
fourteenSymbols
fifteenSymbols
sixteenSymbols

System
CH2CFLPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

channel
configuration
profile for channel
2 on the VDSL2
line.
CH2DOWNRATER INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the

ATIO downstream rate
adaptation ratio
of channel 2.
NOTE
When the
downstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 2 is less
than 100%, the
downstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 2 is
automatically
calculated as 100%
minus the
upstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 2.
CH2UPRATERATI INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the

O upstream rate
adaptation ratio
of channel 2.
NOTE
When the
upstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 2 is less
than 100%, the
upstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 2 is
automatically
calculated as 100%
minus the
downstream rate
adaptation ratio of
channel 2.
CH2MINRATEDS INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the

minimum
downstream
transmission rate
of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

System
CH2MAXRATEDS INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the

maximum
downstream
transmission rate
of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2MINRATEUS INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the

minimum
upstream
transmission rate
of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2MAXRATEUS INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the

maximum
upstream
transmission rate
of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

DS maximum
downstream
impulse noise
protection of
channel 2.
Unit: ms.

US maximum
upstream impulse
noise protection
of channel 2.
Unit: ms.
CH2DATPHMOD OCTET STRING ATM Indicates the

PTM format of channel
2.
Both

System

DS halfSymbol minimum
downstream
singleSymbol impulse noise
twoSymbols protection of
threeSymbols channel 2.
fourSymbols
fiveSymbols
sixSymbols
sevenSymbols
eightSymbols
nineSymbols
tenSymbols
elevenSymbols
twelveSymbols
thirteenSymbols
fourteenSymbols
fifteenSymbols
sixteenSymbols

US halfSymbol minimum
upstream impulse
singleSymbol noise protection
twoSymbols of channel 2.
threeSymbols
fourSymbols
fiveSymbols
sixSymbols
sevenSymbols
eightSymbols
nineSymbols
tenSymbols
elevenSymbols
twelveSymbols
thirteenSymbols
fourteenSymbols
fifteenSymbols
sixteenSymbols

System

device scope
profile name.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the details of a VDSL2 line profile, run the following command.
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=94,LPROFID=DEFVAL;
0 2009-04-09 10:17:08
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL Activation Profile DEFVAL of the device type MA5603U
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
LPROFID LCFPROFILE ADMODINDS ADMODINUS TGSNRMGDS MINSNRMGDS
MAXSNRMGDS TGSNRMGUS MINSNRMGUS MAXSNRMGUS DPBOESDEL
DPBOASEHPSDMSNUM DPBOSMINFRETN DPBOSMAXFRETN DPBOSDABMDSCA
DPBOSDABMDSCB DPBOSDABMDSCC DPBOMINABSN UPPBFTUS1 UPPBFTUS2 UPPBFTUS3
UPBOUELTC UPBORLEH CH1CFLPROFID CH1DOWNRATERATIO CH1UPRATERATIO
CH1MINRATEDS CH1MAXRATEDS CH1MINRATEUS CH1MAXRATEUS CH1MAXITDELAYDS
CH1MAXITDELAYUS CH1DATPHMOD CH1MINIMNOPTDS CH1MINIMNOPTUS CH2CFLPROFID
CH2DOWNRATERATIO CH2UPRATERATIO CH2MINRATEDS CH2MAXRATEDS CH2MINRATEUS
CH2MAXRATEUS CH2MAXITDELAYDS CH2MAXITDELAYUS CH2DATPHMOD CH2MINIMNOPTDS
CH2MINIMNOPTUS
DEFVAL LineConf Adapt. At Startup Adapt. At Startup 60 12 300 60 13 300 0 0 0
32 0 0 0 0 1650, 1020 1650, 615 0, 0 Auto 0 100 100 128 100000 128
100000 21 22 Both noProtection noProtection -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
--
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-----------------------
;
Related Command
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE

System
15.4.8 Querying a VDSL2 Alarm Profile (LST-

VDSLALARMPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the VDSL2 alarm profiles.
Command Format
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,APROFID=alarm-profile-name][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type
that supports
decoupling,
see the value
of the typeid
parameter in
the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_acces
s\dcp\pnp
\product
\device type
\device
type.xml file.
APROFID OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) -

name of the
VDSL2 alarm
profile.
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional)Spe -

D STRING cifies whether
to return the
optional
attribute. If
this
parameter is
set, the
optional
attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise,
the optional
attribute will
not be
returned.
Response Format
title=VDSL Activation Profile of the device type +device-type
APROFID

System
Output Parameter

name of the
VDSL2 alarm
profile.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the list of the global VDSL2 alarm profiles of the MA5603U, run the
following command:
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=94,SCOPEPROFID=Default;
0 2009-04-09 10:17:38
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL Activation Profile of the device type MA5603U
------------
APROFID
AlarmTemp
------------
;
Related Command
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL
15.4.9 Query the Details of a VDSL2 Alarm Profile (LST-

VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 alarm profile.
Command Format
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,APROFID=alarm-profile-

System
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type
that supports
decoupling,
see the value
of the typeid
parameter in
the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_acces
s\dcp\pnp
\product
\device type
\device
type.xml file.
APROFID OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) -

name of the
VDSL2 alarm
profile.

device scope
profile name.

return the
optional
attribute. If
this
parameter is
set, the
optional
attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise,
the optional
attribute will
not be
returned.

System
Response Format
title= VDSL Activation Profile AlarmTemp of the device type + device-type
APROFID LACFPROFILE COTVFEC COTVE COTVSE COTVSL COTVU CPTVFEC CPTVE
CPTVSE CPTVSL CPTVU TVFUF CH1ACFPROFILE CH1CVCV CH1CVCB CH1CVCV CH1CVCB
CH1TCMRDS CH1TCMRUS CH2ACFPROFILE CH2CVCV CH2CVCB CH2CVCV CH2CVCB
CH2TCMRDS CH2TCMRUS SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter

name of the
VDSL2 alarm
profile.
LACFPROFILE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of a line
alarm
configuration
profile. It uniquely
identifies a line
alarm
configuration
profile.
COTVFEC INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the

threshold of the
FECS at the
central office.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.
COTVE INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the ES

threshold at the
central office.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.

System
COTVSE INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the SES

threshold at the
central office.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.
COTVSL INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the

LOSS threshold at
the central office.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.
COTVU INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the UAS

threshold at the
central office.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.
CPTVFEC INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the FECS

threshold at the
remote end.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.

System
CPTVE INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the ES

threshold at the
remote end.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.
CPTVSE INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the SES

threshold at the
remote end.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.
CPTVSL INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the

LOSS threshold at
the remote end.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.
CPTVU INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the UAS

threshold at the
remote end.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: s.

System
TVFUF INTEGER 0-900 Indicates the

threshold of VTU-
R full initialization
failures.
Unit: s.
CH1ACFPROFILE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

channel alarm
configuration
profile for channel
1 on the VDSL2
line.
CH1CVCV INTEGER 0-60000 Indicates the

count of the cyclic
redundancy code
errors for channel
1 at the central
office or remote
end. When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
NOTE
In the response
message, the first
returned CH1CVCV
represents the
count of the cyclic
redundancy code
errors for channel
1 at the central
office; the second
returned CH1CVCV
represents the
count of the cyclic
redundancy code
errors for channel
1 at the remote
end.

System
CH1CVCB INTEGER 0-60000 Indicates the

count of
correctable data
blocks in the
forward error
code check for
channel 1 at the
central office or
remote end.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
NOTE
In the response
message, the first
returned CH1CVCB
represents the
count of
correctable data
blocks in the
forward error code
check for channel
1 at the central
office; the second
returned CH1CVCB
represents the
count of
correctable data
blocks in the
forward error code
check for channel
1 at the remote
end.
CH1TCMRDS INTEGER 0-100000 Indicates the

threshold of the
downstream rate
for channel 1,
which monitors
the channel
activation rate. If
the activation rate
of the current
channel does not
reach the
threshold, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: kbit/s.

System
CH1TCMRUS INTEGER 0-100000 Indicates the

threshold of the
upstream rate for
channel 1, which
monitors the
channel activation
rate. If the
activation rate of
the current
channel does not
reach the
threshold, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2ACFPROFILE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

channel alarm
configuration
profile for channel
2 on the VDSL2
line.

count of the cyclic
redundancy code
errors for channel
2 at the central
office. When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
NOTE
In the response
message, the first
returned CH2CVCV
represents the
count of cyclic
redundancy code
errors for channel
2 at the central
office; the second
returned CH2CVCV
represents the
count of cyclic
redundancy code
errors for channel
2 at the remote
end.

System

count of
correctable data
blocks in the
forward error
code check for
channel 2 at the
central office.
When the
measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
NOTE
In the response
message, the first
returned CH2CVCB
represents the
count of
correctable data
blocks in the
forward error code
check for channel
2 at the central
office; the second
returned CH2CVCB
represents the
count of
correctable data
blocks in the
forward error code
check for channel
2 at the remote
end.

count of the cyclic
redundancy code
errors at the
remote end for
channel 2. When
the measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.

System

count of
correctable data
blocks in the
forward error
code check at the
remote end for
channel 2. When
the measurement
entry reaches the
threshold within
15 minutes, an
alarm is
generated.
CH2TCMRDS INTEGER 0-100000 Indicates the

threshold of the
downstream rate
for channel 2,
which monitors
the channel
activation rate. If
the activation rate
of the current
channel does not
reach the
threshold, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2TCMRUS INTEGER 0-100000 Indicates the

threshold of the
upstream rate for
channel 2, which
monitors the
channel activation
rate. If the
activation rate of
the current
channel does not
reach the
threshold, an
alarm is
generated.
Unit: kbit/s.
SCOPEPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

device scope
profile name.

System
Error Code
None
Example
To query the details of a VDSL2 alarm profile, run the following command.
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=94,APROFID=AlarmTemp;
0 2009-04-09 10:18:03
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL Activation Profile AlarmTemp of the device type MA5603U
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
APROFID LACFPROFILE COTVFEC COTVE COTVSE COTVSL COTVU CPTVFEC CPTVE
CPTVSE CPTVSL CPTVU TVFUF CH1ACFPROFILE CH1CVCV CH1CVCB CH1CVCV CH1CVCB
CH1TCMRDS CH1TCMRUS CH2ACFPROFILE CH2CVCV CH2CVCB CH2CVCV CH2CVCB
CH2TCMRDS CH2TCMRUS
AlarmTemp LineAlarmConf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ChannelAlarmConf 1 2
3 4 5 6 -- -- -- -- -- -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
;
Related Command
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILE

XDSLPORTALARMSTATEQUERY-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)
Usage Note
Command Format
num:CTAG::;

System
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
● TR165 mode and TI mode: MA5600
V800R008 and later versions
● Common mode: MA5600
V800R006C02, MA5600
V800R007C01, MA5600V800R008
and later versions
100 MA5616
● VDSL2 port in common mode:
versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
V800R006C02, MA5600
V800R007C01, MA5600V800R008
and later versions
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S (V800R16C00 and later

versions)
2339 MA5818 (V800R17C00 and later

versions)
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
NOTE

System

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
COLOF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Loss of Frame
alarms are
generated at the
central office
(CO).
COLOS OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Loss of Signal
alarms are
generated at the
CO.
COLPR OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Loss of Power
alarms are
generated at the
CO.
COLOSQ OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

Quality alarms
are generated at
the CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
COLOL OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Loss of Link
alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.

System
CODIF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Data Initialization
Failure alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
COCIF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Configuration
Initialization
Failure alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
COPIF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Protocol
Initialization
Failure alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
COIF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Initialization
Failure alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.

System
CONPAP OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No No Peer ATU
Present alarms
are generated at
the CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
CPELOF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
remote end.
CPELOS OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
remote end.
CPELPR OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
remote end.
CPELOSQ OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

Quality alarms
are generated at
the remote end.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
Error Code

G.fast.

System
NMS.
Example
7340032 2011-09-06 10:43:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
7340032 0 8 5 No No No -- -- --
-- -- No -- No No No --
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.4.11 Querying Bit Allocation Information About a VDSL2

Port (LST-VDSL2BITALLOCINFO)
Usage Note
The VDSL2 port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-VDSL2BITALLOCINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T

System
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

System

port ID.
DIRECTION OCTET UP Indicates the -

STRING DOWN bit allocation
direction of
the VDSL2
port.
Response Format
title="The bit allot information of vdsl2 port " + device-name + " frameId " + frame-number
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
SubcarrierId INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the ID of

the upstream/
downstream sub-
carrier.
BitInfo INTEGER 0-15 Indicates bit

allocation
information about
the sub-carrier.
Unit: byte.

System
Error Code

goes online.

queried is a VDSL2 port.
Example
To query the bit allocation information about VDSL2 port 0/13/30 on the device
LST-
VDSL2BITALLOCINFO::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=30:CTAG::DIRECTIO
N=DOWN;
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4096
blktotal=4096
The bit allot information of adsl port 10.144.199.35 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:30 direction:DOWN
-------------------------------------------
7340110 0 13 30 0 0
7340110 0 13 30 1 0
7340110 0 13 30 2 0
7340110 0 13 30 3 0
7340110 0 13 30 4 0
7340110 0 13 30 5 0
7340110 0 13 30 6 0
7340110 0 13 30 7 7
7340110 0 13 30 8 9
7340110 0 13 30 9 11
......
7340110 0 13 30 4090 11
7340110 0 13 30 4091 11
7340110 0 13 30 4092 11
7340110 0 13 30 4093 11
7340110 0 13 30 4094 11
7340110 0 13 30 4095 11
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
ACT-VDSL2PORT

System

XDSLPORTMACMAPINGQUERY-XDSLPORTMACMAPING)
Usage Note
G.fast port.
Command Format
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S

versions)
2339 MA5818 (V800R17C00 and later

versions)
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
Response Format
Response Format Description .
Output Parameter

device ID.

System

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
UMAC OCTET STRING SIZE (1-17) Indicates the U-

MAC list.
VMAC OCTET STRING SIZE (1-17) Indicates the V-

MAC list.
Error Code

goes online.

G.fast port.
Example
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=10
blktotal=10
--------------------------------
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2E 02-00-00-06-0A-40

System
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-25 02-00-00-06-0A-41

7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-26 02-00-00-06-0A-42
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-27 02-00-00-06-0A-43
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-28 02-00-00-06-0A-44
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-29 02-00-00-06-0A-45
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2A 02-00-00-06-0A-46
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2B 02-00-00-06-0A-47
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2C 02-00-00-06-0A-48
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2D 02-00-00-06-0A-49
--------------------------------
Related Command
● 16.1.10 Activating an ADSL Port (ACT-ADSLPORT)
● 16.3.1 Activating a VDSL2 Port (ACT-VDSL2PORT)
● 16.4.1 Activating a G.fast Port (ACT-GFASTPORT)
15.4.13 Querying Global VDSL2 Profile Names (LST-

PROFNAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of global VDSL2 profiles.
Command Format
LST-PROFNAME:::CTAG::DT=device-type,PROFTYPE=profile-type[,PROFNAME=profile-name]
[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-profile-name];
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
DT INTEGER See Indicates the N/A

Device.

System
PROFTYPE INTEGER ● 15 Indicates the N/A

● 19 profile type.
● 42 The meanings
of the options
● 45 are as follows:
● 46 ● 15: VDSL2
● 47 line profile
● 48 ● 19: VDSL2
● 49 alarm
profile
● 42: VDSL2
spectrum
profile
● 45: VDSL2
UPBO
profile
● 46: VDSL2
DPBO
profile
● 47: VDSL2
SNR
margin
profile
● 48: VDSL2
delay-INP
profile
● 49: VDSL2
service
profile
PROFNAME OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) N/A

name of the
profile.

device scope
profile name.
Response Format
title=Profile name of the device type + device-type and profile type "+profile-type"
name of attributes: PROFNAME

System
Output Parameter
PROFNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
profile.
Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the entered command is

parameter is null, ● The parameter values do not
or the value of the exceed the ranges of the
parameter is wrong. parameters specified by the
command.
● The parameter names are correct.
correct order.
2686058552 The resource does Check whether the profile to be

not exist. queried exists.
Example
To query the names of the global VDSL2 line profiles of the MA5603T, run the
following command:
LST-PROFNAME:::CTAG::DT=95,PROFTYPE=15;
0 2012-08-22 10:12:06
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Profile name of the device type MA5603T and profile type 15

-------------
PROFNAME
lianlu
lianlu2
-------------

System
15.4.14 Querying NE-side VDSL2 Profile Names (TI Mode)

In TI mode, parameters in the VDSL2 profiles are regrouped and classified by
items such as type and application frequency. Through northbound TL1 interfaces
(TL1 NBIs), you can query names of the following NE-side VDSL2 profiles in TI
mode: VDSL2 service profile, VDSL2 UPBO profile, VDSL2 DPBO profile, VDSL2
spectrum profile, VDSL2 alarm profile, VDSL2 SNR margin profile, and VDSL2
delay-INP profile.
15.4.14.1 Querying VDSL2 Service Profile Names (LST-VDSLSERVICEPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 service profiles in TI
mode. You can query all NE-side VDSL2 service profiles or query specific profiles
by common characters in profile names.
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 service profiles to the
U2000 before running this command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLSERVICEPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=service-profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
PROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING name of a
VDSL2 service
profile.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 Service Profile of the Device"
name of attributes: DID PROFID

System
Output Parameter

device ID.
PROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of a VDSL2
service profile.
Error Code

parameter is blank, ● The parameter values do not
command.
correct order.

Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 service profile whose name contains characters
"aa" on the device named 10.78.217.230, run the following command:
LST-VDSLSERVICEPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:30:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 Service Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.4.14.2 Querying VDSL2 UPBO Profile Names (LST-VDSLUPBOPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 UPBO profiles in TI
mode. You can query all NE-side VDSL2 UPBO profiles or query specific profiles by
common characters in profile names.
To ensure accuracy query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 UPBO profiles to the
Command Format
LST-VDSLUPBOPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=UPBO-profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of a
VDSL2 UPBO
profile.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 UPBO Profile of the Device"

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of a VDSL2
UPBO profile.
Error Code

command.
correct order.

Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 UPBO profile whose name contains characters
LST-VDSLUPBOPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:30:53
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 UPBO Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aaa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.4.14.3 Querying VDSL2 DPBO Profile Names (LST-VDSLDPBOPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 DPBO profiles in TI
mode. You can query all NE-side VDSL2 DPBO profiles or query specific profiles by
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 DPBO profiles to the
Command Format
LST-VDSLDPBOPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=DPBO-profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of a
VDSL2 DPBO
profile.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 DPBO Profile of the Device"

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of a VDSL2
DPBO profile.
Error Code

parameter is wrong parameters specified by the
command.
correct order.

Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 DPBO profile whose name contains characters
LST-VDSLDPBOPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:31:14
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 DPBO Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.4.14.4 Querying VDSL2 Spectrum Profile Names (LST-VDSLSPECPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 spectrum profiles in TI
mode. You can query all NE-side VDSL2 spectrum profiles or query specific profiles
by common characters in profile names.
To ensure accurate query result, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 spectrum profiles to
the U2000 before you run this command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLSPECPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=spectrum-profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of a
VDSL2
spectrum
profile.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 SPEC Profile of the Device"

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of a VDSL2
spectrum profile.
Error Code

command.
correct order.

Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 spectrum profile whose name contains characters
LST-VDSLSPECPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:31:34
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 SPEC Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.4.14.5 Querying VDSL2 Alarm Profile Names (LST-VDSLTIALARMPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 alarm profiles in TI
mode. You can query all NE-side VDSL2 alarm profiles or query specific profiles by
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 alarm profiles to the
Command Format
LST-VDSLTIALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=alarm-profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of a
VDSL2 alarm
profile.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 ALARM Profile of the Device"

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of a VDSL2
alarm profile.
Error Code

command.
correct order.

Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 alarm profile whose name contains characters
LST-VDSLTIALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:31:59
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 ALARM Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.4.14.6 Querying VDSL2 SNR Margin Profile Names (LST-VDSLNMPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 noise margin profiles in
TI mode. You can query all NE-side VDSL2 noise margin profiles or query specific
profiles by common characters in profile names.
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 noise margin profiles
to the U2000 before running this command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLNMPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=noise-margin-profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of a
VDSL2 noise
margin
profile.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 NM Profile of the Device"

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of a VDSL2
noise margin
profile.
Error Code

command.
correct order.

Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 noise margin profile whose name contains
characters "aa" on the device named 10.78.217.230, run the following command:
LST-VDSLNMPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;

0 2010-11-17 11:32:28
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 NM Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.4.14.7 Querying VDSL2 Delay INP Profiles (LST-VDSLINPPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 delay impulse noise
protection (INP) profiles in TI mode. You can query all NE-side VDSL2 delay INP
profiles or query specific profiles by common characters in profile names.
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 delay INP profiles to
the U2000 before running this command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLINPPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=delay-inp-profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of a
VDSL2 delay
INP profiles.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 INP Profile of the Device"

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of a VDSL2
delay INP profiles.
Error Code

command.
correct order.

Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 delay INP profile whose name contains characters
LST-VDSLINPPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:32:51
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 INP Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.4.15 Querying the Performance Statistics on a GPON ONT

VDSL2 Port (LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified GPON
ONT VDSL2 port of a device. The required GPON ONT VDSL2 port must be in the
activated state.
Command Format
LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

STRING alias. It is
used to locate
the ONT.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the -

ID of the ONT
user port. The
range of the
user ports is
restricted by
the capability
set profile.
Response Format
title="Gpon ONT VDSL2 PORT Performance Stat Info of the device " + device name
name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS
COCURR15MINLOFS COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES
COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS CPFECS CPEES CPESES CPELOSS
CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES
CPECURR15MINLOSS CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS RETRAINS INITFAILS
COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS COCURR15MINCBS COCURR15MINCVS
CPECURR15MINEBS CPECURR15MINUCBS CPECURR15MINCBS CPECURR15MINCVS
COLAST15MINLOFS COLAST15MINLOLS COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES
COLAST15MINLOSS COLAST15MINSES COLAST15MINUAS CPELAST15MINLOFS
CPELAST15MINLOLS CPELAST15MINLOPS CPELAST15MINES CPELAST15MINLOSS
CPELAST15MINSES CPELAST15MINUAS COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS
COCURR15MININITFULL COCURR15MININITFAIL COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY COSES1DAY
CPEES1DAY CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL
Output Parameter

device ID.

System

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.

the ONT user
port. The range of
the user ports is
restricted by the
capability set
profile.
COFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
forward error
correction seconds
(FECSs) of the
channel at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COSES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

System
COLOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of LOSSs
at the central
office end.
Unit: s.
COUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
unavailable
seconds at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

frame seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

power seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

link seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15MINES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

System

signal seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15MINSE INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

S number of
severely errored
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15MINU INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

AS number of
unavailable
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
CPFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of FECSs
of the channel at
the remote end.
Unit: s.
CPEES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPESES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPELOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of LOSSs
at the remote
end.
Unit: s.

System
CPEUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of
unavailable
seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

OFS number of loss of
frame seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

OLS number of loss of
link seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

OPS number of loss of
power seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

S number of errored
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

OSS number of loss of
signal seconds in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

System
CPECURR15MINS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

ES number of
severely errored
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

AS number of
unavailable
seconds in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
RETRAINS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of
complete line
initializations.
INITFAILS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of
initialization
failures.
COCURR15MINEB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of FEC
code blocks in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COCURR15MINUC INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

BS number of blocks
that cannot be
corrected
automatically in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COCURR15MINCB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
corrected blocks
in the channel in
the current 15
minutes at the
central office end.

System
COCURR15MINCV INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of the
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel in the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.

BS number of FEC
code blocks in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.

CBS number of blocks
that cannot be
corrected
automatically in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.

BS number of
corrected blocks
in the channel in
the current 15
minutes at the
remote end.

VS number of the
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel in the
current 15
minutes at the
remote end.

frame seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

System

power seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

link seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15MINES INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
Unit: s.

signal seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15MINSES INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15MINUA INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
unavailable
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
Unit: s.

System

frame seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

power seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

link seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPELAST15MINES INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
Unit: s.

signal seconds in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPELAST15MINSE INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
severely errored
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
Unit: s.

System
CPELAST15MINU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

AS number of
unavailable
seconds in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15MINEB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of FEC
code blocks in the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
COLAST15MINUC INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

BS number of blocks
that cannot be
corrected in the
channel
automatically in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COLAST15MINCB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
corrected blocks
in the channel in
the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COLAST15MINCV INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of the
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the central office
end.
CPELAST15MINEB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of FEC
code blocks in the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.

System
CPELAST15MINUC INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

BS number of blocks
that cannot be
corrected in the
channel
automatically in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
CPELAST15MINCB INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of
corrected blocks
in the channel in
the last 15
minutes at the
remote end.
CPELAST15MINCV INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

S number of the
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel in the
last 15 minutes at
the remote end.

in the last 15
minutes at the
central office end.

TFAIL number of full
initialization
failures in the
past 15 minutes
at the central
office end.

within the current
15 minutes at the
central office end.

System

TFAIL number of fill
initialization
failures within the
current 15
minutes at the
central office end.
COCVS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel at the
central office end.
CPECVS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
abnormal CRC
codes in the
channel at the
remote end.
COES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
current day at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
CPEES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of errored
seconds in the
current day at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
COSES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds in the
current day at the
central office end.
Unit: s.
CPESES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

number of
severely errored
seconds in the
current day at the
remote end.
Unit: s.

System
CURR1DAYINITFU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

LL number of errored
seconds in the
current day.
CURR1DAYINITFAI INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the

L number of errored
seconds in the
current day.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not Verify that the device is

exist. successfully added to the
U2000.
Example
To query the performance statistics of GPON ONT VDSL2 port 0/3/0/1/1 on the
LST-
ONTVDSLPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.194.224,FN=0,SN=3,PN=0,ONTID=1,ONTPOR
TID=1:200::;
7340032 2013-09-08 15:38:16
M 200 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon ONT VDSL2 PORT Performance Stat Info of the device 10.144.194.224
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DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS
COCURR15MINLOFS COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES
COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS CPFECS CPEES CPESES CPELOSS
CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES
CPECURR15MINLOSS CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS RETRAINS INITFAILS
COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS COCURR15MINCBS COCURR15MINCVS
CPECURR15MINEBS CPECURR15MINUCBS CPECURR15MINCBS CPECURR15MINCVS
COLAST15MINLOFS COLAST15MINLOLS COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES
COLAST15MINLOSS COLAST15MINSES COLAST15MINUAS CPELAST15MINLOFS

System
CPELAST15MINLOLS CPELAST15MINLOPS CPELAST15MINES CPELAST15MINLOSS

CPELAST15MINSES CPELAST15MINUAS COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS
COCURR15MININITFULL COCURR15MININITFAIL COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY COSES1DAY
CPEES1DAY CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL
7340032 0 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 28 -- -- -- 0 0 0 0 11 7542 4362 --
27 -- -- -- 1 0 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0 0 0 28
-- -- -- 7541 176 4362 27 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0 0 0 0 0 17216
-- -- -- -- -- --
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Related Command
● LST-ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
● LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO
15.4.16 Querying the Details of a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (LST-

ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a GPON ONT VDSL2 port. The
device ID (or device name), slot ID, port ID, ONTID and ONTPORTID are
mandatory for the command.
NOTICE
Command Format
LST-ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=TRANSSYS CURPROFILE LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS
SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1PREVDATARATEUS
CH1ACTDELAYUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM
CPESERIALNUM TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T

System
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

System

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

STRING alias. It is
used to locate
the ONT.

ID of the ONT
user port. The
range of the
user ports is
restricted by
the capability
set profile.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● TRANSSYS (Optional) -

N STRING ● CURPROFI Specifies the
LE attributes
that can be
● LNATTEND displayed in
S the returned
● LNATTENU result. If you
S set this
● SIGATTEN parameter,
DS the
corresponding
● SIGATTEN attributes are
US returned. By
● SNRMARGI default, the
NDS attributes are
● SNRMARGI not displayed.
NUS For example,
● CH1PREVD if you enter
ATARATED TR165PARA,
S the result
contains the
● CH1ACTDE
information
LAYDS
about this
● CH1PREVD attribute.
ATARATEU NOTE
S Querying
● CH1ACTDE TR165PARA
and
LAYUS
TR165PARAI
● COSYSVEN NDEX are
DOR supported
only when the
● CPESYSVE port works in
NDOR TR165 mode.
● COVERSIO
N
● CPEVERSIO
N
● COSERIAL
NUM
● CPESERIAL
NUM
● TR165PAR
A
● TR165PAR
AINDEX

System
Response Format
title="Gpon ONT VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID PSTAT LPROFID TRANSSYS
CURPROFILE LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS
SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS
CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH1PREVDATARATEUS
CH1ACTDELAYUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS CH2ACTDATARATEUS ADMINSTAT COSYSVENDOR
CPESYSVENDOR COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF
TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR
TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF TR165VNPROFINDEX TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX
TR165DPBOPROFINDEX TR165UPBOPROFINDEX TR165RFIPROFINDEX TR165NMPROFINDEX
TR165INMPROFINDEX TR165CH1USPROFINDEX TR165CH2USPROFINDEX TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX
TR165CH2DSPROFINDEX TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is NOTE
of 10G GPON, the In the case of the
value range is GPBD board, the
0-255; if the UNI value ranges from
port is of 1G 0 to 127. In the
GPON, the value case of the GPBC
range is 0-127. board, the value
ranges from 0 to
63.

the ONT user
port. The range of
the user ports is
restricted by the
capability set
profile.

name of the
VDSL2 line profile.

System

● ETSI DTS/ current
TM06006 transmission
system.
● G.992.1 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
symmetric
● G.992.3 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped

System
● G.992.4 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de1,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de2,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de3,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de4,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped

System
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.993.1
● G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
C POTS

System
● G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN
CURPROFILE OCTET STRING ● profile8a Indicates the

● profile8b current VDSL2
profile.
● profile8c
● profile8d
● profile12a
● profile12b
● profile17a
● profile30a

downstream
power
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

upstream power
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

downstream
signal
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

upstream signal
attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGINDS INTEGER -64 to 63 Indicates the

downstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGINUS INTEGER -64 to 63 Indicates the

upstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.
PSTAT OCTET STRING ● activated Indicates the

● activating status of the port.
● deactivated

System

DS maximum
downstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

US maximum
upstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

EDS downstream rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

downstream delay
of channel 1.
Unit: ms.

channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

upstream delay of
channel 1.
Unit: ms.

EDS downstream rate
of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

System

channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
ADMINSTAT OCTET STRING ● UP Indicates the

● DOWN activation state of
a VDSL2 port.
Options are as
follows:
● UP: activated
● DOWN:
deactivated

vendor ID of the
central office
system.

vendor ID of the
remote end
system.

version of the
central office
system.

version of the
remote end
system.

serial number of
the central office
system.

serial number of
the remote end
system.

System

name of the
TR165 virtual
noise profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

PROF name of the
TR165 spectrum
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

F name of the
TR165 alarm
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

name of the
TR165 DPBO
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System

name of the
TR165 UPBO
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

name of the
TR165 RFI profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

name of the
TR165 noise
margin profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.
TR165INMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

TR165INM profile
name.

F name of the
TR165 channel 1
upstream rate
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 1
upstream rate.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

F name of the
TR165 channel 2
upstream rate
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 2
upstream rate.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

F name of the
TR165 channel 1
downstream
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 1
downstream rate.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

F name of the
TR165 channel 2
downstream rate
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 2
downstream rate.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

F delay impulse
noise protection
(INP) profile of
the TR165
channel 1.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.

System

F delay INP profile
of the TR165
channel 2.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARA in the
command.
TR165VNPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the
TR165 virtual
noise profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.
TR165SPECTRUM INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

PROFINDEX index of the
TR165 spectrum
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.
TR165DPBOPROFI INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

NDEX index of the
TR165 DPBO
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System
TR165UPBOPROFI INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

NDEX index of the
TR165 UPBO
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.
TR165RFIPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the
TR165 RFI profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.
TR165NMPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the
TR165 noise
margin profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.
TR165INMPROFIN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the

DEX index of the
TR165 INM
profile.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System

FINDEX index of the
TR165 channel 1
upstream rate
profile. This
parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH1UARR
parameter is set.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

FINDEX index of the
TR165 channel 2
upstream rate
profile. This
parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH2UARR
parameter is set.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

FINDEX index of the
TR165 channel 1
downstream
profile. This
parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH1DARR
parameter is set.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System

FINDEX index of the
TR165 channel 2
downstream rate
profile. This
parameter is valid
only when the
TR165CH2DARR
parameter is set.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

impulse noise
protection (INP)
profile of the
TR165 channel 1.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

impulse noise
protection (INP)
profile of the
TR165 channel 2.
This parameter is
returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=T
R165PARAINDEX
in the command.

System
Error Code
U2000.
Example
To query the details of GPON ONT VDSL2 port 0/3/0/1/1 on the device named
LST-
ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.194.224,FN=0,SN=3,PN=0,ONTID=1,
ONTPORTID=1:200::SHOWOPTION=TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX;

7340032 2013-09-08 12:04:36
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blkcount=1
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Gpon ONT VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device 10.144.194.224

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DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID PSTAT LPROFID ATTAINABLERATEDS
ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS
CH2ACTDATARATEUS ADMINSTAT TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF
TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF
TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF
TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF
TR165VNPROFINDEX TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX TR165DPBOPROFINDEX
TR165UPBOPROFINDEX TR165RFIPROFINDEX TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165INMPROFINDEX
TR165CH1USPROFINDEX TR165CH2USPROFINDEX TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX
TR165CH2DSPROFINDEX TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX
7340032 0 3 0 1 1 activated DEFVAL 88736 59049 88734 59049 0 0 UP --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- --
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Related Command
● LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF
● LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO

System
15.4.17 Querying Specified Information About GPON ONT

VDSL2 Ports (LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the specified information of a GPON ONT VDSL2
port. The the device ID (or device name), slot ID, and port ID, ONTID and
ONTPORTID are mandatory for the command. Because the SHOWOPTION field in
this command supports a lot of parameters, the total length of the query
command must be no more than 1024 characters.
Command Format
LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS CURPROFILE LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS
SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS
CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS
CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR COVERSION CPEVERSION
COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF
TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF
TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF
TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI NOTE
port is of 10G In the case of
GPON, the the GPBD
value range is board, the
0-255; if the value ranges
UNI port is of from 0 to 127.
1G GPON, the In the case of
value range is the GPBC
0-127. board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 63.

System

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

STRING alias. It is
used to locate
the ONT.

ID of the ONT
user port. The
range of the
user ports is
restricted by
the capability
set profile.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET See the (Optional) -

N STRING SHOWOPTIO Specifies the
N parameter attributes
value in the that can be
command displayed in
format. the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
returned. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
title="GPON ONT VDSL2 port attributes of the device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID PSTAT LPROFID APROFID
TRANSSYS CURPROFILE LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS
SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS
CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS TR165VNPROF CH1PREVDATARATEUS
CH1ACTDELAYUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM
CPESERIALNUM TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF

System
TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR

TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF
TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
ranges from 0 to
63.

the ONT user
port. The range of
the user ports is
restricted by the
capability set
profile.
PSTAT OCTET STRING ● activated Indicates the

● activating status of the port.
● deactivated

name of the
VDSL2 line profile.

name of the
VDSL2 alarm
profile.

System

● ETSI DTS/ current
TM06006 transmission
system.
● G.992.1 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
symmetric
● G.992.3 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped

System
● G.992.4 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de1,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de2,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de3,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de4,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped

System
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.993.1
● G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
C POTS

System
● G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN
CURPROFILE OCTET STRING ● profile8a Indicates the

● profile8b current VDSL2
profile.
● profile8c
● profile8d
● profile12a
● profile12b
● profile17a
● profile30a

downstream
power
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

upstream power
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

downstream
signal
attenuation.
Unit: dB.

upstream signal
attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGINDS INTEGER -64 to 63 Indicates the

downstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGINUS INTEGER -64 to 63 Indicates the

upstream SNR
margin.
Unit: dB.

System

DS maximum
downstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

US maximum
upstream
attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

EDS downstream rate
of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

downstream delay
of channel 1.
Unit: ms.

channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

upstream delay of
channel 1.
Unit: ms.

vendor ID of the
central office
system.

System

vendor ID of the
CPE.

version of the
central office
system.

version of the
remote end
system.

serial number of
the central office
system.
CPESERIALNUM INTEGER SIZE (32) Indicates the

serial number of
the remote end
system.

name of the
TR165 virtual
noise profile.

PROF name of the
TR165 spectrum
profile.

F name of the
TR165 alarm
profile.

name of the
TR165 DPBO
profile.

name of the
TR165 UPBO
profile.

name of the
TR165 RFI profile.

System

name of the
TR165 noise
margin profile.
TR165iNMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
TR165 INM
profile.

F name of the
TR165 channel 1
upstream rate
profile.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 1
upstream rate.

F name of the
TR165 channel 2
upstream rate
profile.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 2
upstream rate.

F name of the
TR165 channel 1
downstream
profile.

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 1
downstream rate.

F name of the
TR165 channel 2
downstream rate
profile.

System

adaptive ratio of
the TR165
channel 2
downstream rate.

F delay impulse
noise protection
(INP) profile of
the TR165
channel 1.

F delay INP profile
of the TR165
channel 2.
Error Code
U2000.
Example
To query the specified details of GPON ONT VDSL2 port 0/3/0/1/1 on the device
LST-
ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO::DEV=10.144.194.224,FN=0,SN=3,PN=0,ONTID=1,
ONTPORTID=1:200::SHOWOPTION=PSTAT LPROFID APROFID
ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS
CH1ACTDATARATEUS TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF
TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR
TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR
TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF;
7340032 2013-09-08 14:57:51
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blktotal=1
GPON ONT VDSL2 port attributes of the device 10.144.194.224 Frame number:0 Slot number:3 Port number:

System
0
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DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID PSTAT LPROFID APROFID ATTAINABLERATEDS
ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS TR165VNPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF
TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR
TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF
7340032 0 3 0 1 1 activated 123 -- 62524 86376 62508 86376 -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
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Related Command
● LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF
● LST-ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
15.5 Querying G.fast Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying G.fast resources,
including the G.fast ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.5.1 Querying the Details of a G.fast Port (LST-

GFASTPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a G.fast port. The device ID (or
NOTICE
Command Format
LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS
CH1INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION ADMINSTAT COVERSION CPEVERSION
COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX QUENESHAPINGPARA TRAPSWITCH
VECTORINGSTATUS LEGACYCPEPOLICY CPETYPE ACTUALRATEUS ACTUALRATEDS LASTRETRAININFO
CH1NETRATEUS CH1NETRATEDS CH1LATENCYPATHUS CH1LATENCYPATHDS CH1AGAINSTREINUS
CH1AGAINSTREINDS ACTUALCOKL0 ACTUALCPEKL0 SPLITTERMODE ACTRATEADAPTUS
ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF
TR165SOSPROFINDEX ACTIVEDLINETECH DATACHANNELMODE TR165INMPROFILE TR165INMPROFINDEX]
[,VECTORROF=vector-profile-name];

System
Supporting Device
2339 MA5818(V800R017C00 and later versions)
Input Parameter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack -

ID.

System
SHOWOPT OCTET ● NTEPOW (Optional) Specifies the -

ION STRING ERSTATU attributes that can be
S displayed in the
● LASTUPTI returned result. If you
ME set this parameter, the
corresponding
● LASTDO attributes are returned.
WNTIME By default, the
● UPTIME attributes are not
displayed.
● CH1INPD
S For example, if you
enter
● CH1INPU NTEPOWERSTATUS,
S the result contains the
● COSYSVE information about this
NDOR attribute.
● CPESYSV
ENDOR
● PPPOESE
SSION
● ADMINST
AT
● COVERSI
ON
● CPEVERSI
ON
● COSERIA
LNUM
● CPESERIA
LNUM
● TR165PA
RA
● TR165PA
RAINDEX
● QUENES
HAPINGP
ARA
● TRAPSWI
TCH
● VECTORI
NGSTATU
S
● LEGACYC
PEPOLICY
● CPETYPE

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● ACTUALR
ATEUS
● ACTUALR
ATEDS
● LASTRET
RAININF
O
● CH1NETR
ATEUS
● CH1NETR
ATEDS
● CH1LATE
NCYPATH
US
● CH1LATE
NCYPATH
DS
● CH1AGAI
NSTREIN
US
● CH1AGAI
NSTREIN
DS
● ACTUALC
OKL0
● ACTUALC
PEKL0
● SPLITTER
MODE
● ACTRATE
ADAPTUS
● ACTRATE
ADAPTDS
● ACTROCI
NPUS
● ACTROCI
NPDS
● ACTROCS
NRMUS
● ACTROCS
NRMDS
● TR165SO
SPROF

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● TR165SO
SPROFIN
DEX
● ACTIVED
LINETEC
H
● DATACH
ANNELM
ODE
● TR165IN
MPROFIL
E
● TR165IN
MPROFI
NDEX
● VECTORR
OF
Response Format
title="GFAST Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT
LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS PPPOE OPTION82 COSYSVENDOR
CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION ADMINSTAT COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM
TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF, TR165UPBOPROF
TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1INPPROF
TR165VNPROFINDEX TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX TR165DPBOPROFINDEX TR165UPBOPROFINDEX
TR165RFIPROFINDEX TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165CH1USPROFINDEX TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX
TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF
TRAPSWITCH VECTORINGSTATUS LEGACYCPEPOLICY CPETYPE ACTUALRATEUS ACTUALRATEDS
LASTRETRAININFO CH1NETRATEUS CH1NETRATEDS CH1LATENCYPATHUS CH1LATENCYPATHDS
CH1AGAINSTREINUS CH1AGAINSTREINDS ACTUALCOKL0 ACTUALCPEKL0 SPLITTERMODE
ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS
TR165SOSPROF TR165SOSPROFINDEX DATARATEDS DATARATEUS ACTIVEDLINETECH
DATACHANNELMODE TR165INMPROFILE TR165INMPROFINDEX GFASTROFID
Output Parameter
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LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the G.fast line
STRING profile.
APROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the G.fast alarm
STRING profile.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the G.fast port.
STRING
PPPOE OCTET ● ON Specifies whether the PPPoE function is

STRING ● OFF enabled.
OPTION8 OCTET ● ON Specifies whether the option 82

2 STRING ● OFF function is enabled.
PSTAT OCTET ● Fault Indicates the status of the port.

STRING ● Test
● Active
● Activating
● Deactive
● LoopBack

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TRANSSYS OCTET ● ANSI Indicates the current transmission

STRING T1.413 system.
● ETSI DTS/
TM06006
● G.992.1
POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.1
POTS
overlapped
● G.992.1
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.1
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.2
POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.2
POTS
overlapped
● G.992.2
with TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.2
with TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
symmetric
● G.992.3
POTS non-
overlapped

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● G.992.3
POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.3
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.4
POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.4
POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3
Annex I
All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3
Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3
Annex J
All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3
Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.4
Annex I
All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4
Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3
Annex L
POTS non-
overlapped,

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mode1,wid
e U/S
● G.992.3
Annex L
POTS non-
overlapped,
mode2,narr
ow U/S
● G.992.3
Annex L
POTS
overlapped,
mode3,wid
e U/S
● G.992.3
Annex L
POTS
overlapped,
mode4,narr
ow U/S
● G.992.3
Annex M
POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.3
Annex M
POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5
POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.5
POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.5
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.5
Annex I
All-Digital
non-
overlapped

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● G.992.5
Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5
Annex J
All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5
Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5
Annex M
POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.5
Annex M
POTS
overlapped
● G.993.1
● G.993.2
Annex A
POTS
● G.993.2
Annex A
ISDN
● G.993.2
Annex B
POTS
● G.993.2
Annex B
ISDN
● G.993.2
Annex C
POTS
● G.993.2
Annex C
ISDN
● G.fast(G.
9701)

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PWRMNG OCTET ● Level 0 Indicates the power management

STATE STRING ● Level 1 status.
● Level 2
● Level 3
INITRESU OCTET ● NoFailure Indicates the result of the last

LT STRING ● ConfigError complete initialization.
● ConfigNotF
easible
● CommFail
● NoPeerAtu
● OtherCaus
e
LNATTEN INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the downstream power

DS attenuation.
Unit: dB.
LNATTEN INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the upstream power

US attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTEN INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the downstream signal

DS attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTEN INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the upstream signal

US attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARG INTEGER -64 dB to +63 Indicates the downstream SNR margin.

INDS dB Unit: dB.
SNRMARG INTEGER -64 to +63 Indicates the upstream SNR margin.

INUS Unit: dB.
ATTAINAB INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum downstream

LERATEDS attainable data transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.
ATTAINAB INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum upstream

LERATEUS attainable data transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.
ACTPSDD INTEGER -90 to 0 Indicates the downstream PSD.

S Unit: dBm/Hz.

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ACTPSDU INTEGER -90 to 0 Indicates the upstream PSD.

S Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTATPDS INTEGER -31 to +31 Indicates the downstream power.

Unit: dBm.
ACTATPUS INTEGER -31 to +31 Indicates the upstream power.
CH1ACTD INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream rate of

ATARATE channel 1.
DS Unit: kbit/s.
CH1PREV INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the last downstream rate of

DATARAT channel 1.
EDS Unit: kbit/s.
CH1ACTD INTEGER 0-8176 Indicates the downstream delay of

ELAYDS channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMS OCTET ● NoFailure Indicates the downstream ATM data

TATUSDS STRING ● NoCellDeli status of channel 1.
neation
● LossOfCell
Delineation
CH1PTMS OCTET ● NoFailure Indicates the downstream PTM data

TATUSDS STRING ● OutOfSync status of channel 1.
CH1ACTD INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream rate of channel

ATARATE 1.
US Unit: kbit/s.
CH1PREV INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the last upstream rate of

DATARAT channel 1.
EUS Unit: kbit/s.
CH1ACTD INTEGER 0-8176 Indicates the upstream delay of

ELAYUS channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMS OCTET ● NoFailure Indicates the upstream ATM data

TATUSUS STRING ● NoCellDeli status of channel 1.
neation
● LossOfCell
Delineation
CH1PTMS OCTET ● NoFailure Indicates the upstream PTM data

TATUSUS STRING ● OutOfSync status of channel 1.

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NTEPOWE OCTET ● on Indicates the NTE power status of the

RSTATUS STRIN ● off G.fast port.
● unknown
LASTUPTI OCTET - Indicates the time when the G.fast port

ME STRING is online.
The format is YY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.
LASTDOW OCTET - Indicates the time when the G.fast port

NTIME STRING is disconnected.
The format is YY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.
UPTIME INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the duration during which the

G.fast port is activated.
CH1INPDS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the downstream impulse

noise protection (INP) of channel 1.
Unit: dmt.
CH1INPUS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the upstream INP of channel

1.
Unit: dmt.
COSYSVE OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the central

NDOR STRING office system.
CPESYSVE OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the CPE.

NDOR STRING
PPPOESES INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the number of online PPPoE

SION single-MAC users on each physical
port.
ADMINST OCTET ● UP Indicates the activation state of a

AT STRING ● DOWN G.fast port.
● UP: activated
● DOWN: deactivated
COVERSIO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the central

N STRING office system.
CPEVERSI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the central

ON STRING office system.
COSERIAL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the

NUM STRING central office system.

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CPESERIA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the

LNUM STRING central office system.
TR165VNP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

ROF STRING virtual noise profile.
This parameter is returned only when
you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARA in the
command.
TR165SPE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

CTRUMPR STRING spectrum profile.
OF This parameter is returned only when
you entered
command.
TR165ALA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 alarm
RMPROF STRING profile.
you entered
command.
TR165DPB OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 DPBO
OPROF STRING profile.
you entered
command.
TR165UPB OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 UPBO
OPROF STRING profile.
you entered
command.
TR165RFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 RFI
PROF STRING profile.
you entered
command.

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TR165NM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 noise
PROF STRING margin profile.
you entered
command.
TR165CH1 OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

USPROF STRING channel 1 upstream rate profile.
you entered
command.
TR165CH1 OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

DSPROF STRING channel 1 downstream profile.
you entered
command.
TR165CH1 OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the delay impulse noise

INPPROF STRING protection (INP) profile of the TR165
channel 1.
you entered
command.
TR165VNP INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 virtual

ROFINDEX noise profile.
you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARAINDEX in
the command.
TR165SPE INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

CTRUMPR spectrum profile.
OFINDEX This parameter is returned only when
you entered
the command.
TR165DPB INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 DPBO

OPROFIN profile.
DEX This parameter is returned only when
you entered
the command.

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TR165UPB INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 UPBO

OPROFIN profile.
you entered
the command.
TR165RFI INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 RFI

PROFINDE profile.
X This parameter is returned only when
you entered
the command.
TR165NM INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 noise

PROFINDE margin profile.
X This parameter is returned only when
you entered
the command.
TR165CH1 INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

USPROFIN channel 1 upstream rate profile.
you entered
the command.
TR165CH1 INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

DSPROFIN channel 1 downstream profile.
you entered
the command.
TR165CH1 INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the delay INP

INPPROFI profile of the TR165 channel 1.
NDEX This parameter is returned only when
you entered
the command.

you entered
SHOWOPTION=QUENESHAPINGPAR
A in the command.

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you entered
A in the command.
OUTBOU OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the outbound

NDTRAFFI STRING traffic profile.
CPROF This parameter is returned only when
you entered
A in the command.
TRAPSWIT OCTET ● ON Specifies whether the trap function is

CH STRING ● OFF enabled.
● ON: reports alarms from ports to
the U2000.
● OFF: suppresses alarms from ports.
VECTORIN OCTET ● Vectoring Indicates the global vectoring switch.

GSTATUS STRING ON Options are as follows:
● Vectoring ● ON: reports alarms from ports to
OFF the U2000.
● OFF: suppresses alarms from ports.
LEGACYCP OCTET ● No Limit Indicates the legacy CPE activation

EPOLICY STRING ● Block policy.
● Limit
● Force
Friendly
Downstrea
m with
Upstream
Limited
● Force
Friendly
Downstrea
m

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CPETYPE OCTET ● Vectoring Indicates the CPE type.

STRING ● Vectoring
full friendly
● Vectoring
friendly DS
● VDSL2
● ADSL/2/2+
● Unknown
● G.fast
ACTUALR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream data line rate.

ATEUS Unit: kbit/s.
ACTUALR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream data line

ATEDS rate.
Unit: kbit/s.

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LASTRETR OCTET ● none Indicates the reason of the last

AININFO STRING ● cpe-l3- deactivation.
trigger
● lom-us-
trigger-dra
● lom-ds-
trigger-dra
● cpe-never-
answer-
oam
● cpe-no-
more-
answer-
oam
● persistent-
ncd-us
● persistent-
ncd-ds
● persistent-
lcd-us
● persistent-
lcd-ds
● l2-
problem-
co-drop
● l2-
problem-
cpe-drop
● bitswap-
refused-us-
co-drop
● bitswap-
refused-us-
cpe-drop
● channel-
change-us-
co-drop
● channel-
change-us-
cpe-drop
● noise-
increase-
us-co-drop
● noise-
increase-

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us-cpe-
drop
● bitswap-
refused-ds-
co-drop
● bitswap-
refused-ds-
cpe-drop
● channel-
change-ds-
co-drop
● channel-
change-ds-
cpe-drop
● noise-
increase-
ds-co-drop
● noise-
increase-
ds-cpe-
drop
● lom-us-co-
drop
● lom-us-
cpe-drop
● lom-ds-co-
drop
● lom-ds-
cpe-drop
● sra-
problem-
us-co-drop
● sra-
problem-
us-cpe-
drop
● sra-failed-
us-co-drop
● sra-failed-
us-cpe-
drop
● sra-
problem-
ds-co-drop

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● sra-
problem-
ds-cpe-
drop
● sra-
rejected-
ds-co-drop
● sra-
rejected-
ds-cpe-
drop
● bitswap-
problem-
us-co-drop
● bitswap-
problem-
us-cpe-
drop
● bitswap-
failed-us-
co-drop
● bitswap-
failed-us-
cpe-drop
● bitswap-
problem-
ds-co-drop
● bitswap-
problem-
ds-cpe-
drop
● bitswap-
rejected-
ds-co-drop
● bitswap-
rejected-
ds-cpe-
drop
● cpe-
switched-
off
● cpe-lost
● co-reset
● co-stop
● unknown

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CH1NETR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream payload rate of

ATEUS channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1NETR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream payload rate

ATEDS of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1LATE INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the upstream channel ID of

NCYPATH channel 1.
US
CH1LATE INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the downstream channel ID

NCYPATH of channel 1.
DS
CH1AGAI INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the INP value for defense

NSTREINU against repetitive electric impulsive
S noise (REIN) in the upstream direction
of channel 1.
Unit: dmt.
CH1AGAI INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the INP value for defense

NSTREIND against REIN in the downstream
S direction of channel 1.
Unit: dmt.
ACTUALC INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual value of the

OKL0 KL0_CO parameter.
Unit: 0.1 dB
ACTUALC INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual value of the

PEKL0 KL0_CPE parameter.
Unit: 0.1 dB
SPLITTER OCTET ● Connect Indicates the splitter mode.

MODE STRING ● Bypass Options are as follows:
● Connect: Connect ports to the
splitter.
● Bypass: Enable ports to bypass the
splitter.
ACTRATE OCTET ● Manual Indicates the upstream rate auto-

ADAPTUS STRING ● Rainit adaptation mode at the remote end.
● Dynamic
● Dynamic
with SOS

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ACTRATE OCTET ● Manual Indicates the downstream rate auto-

ADAPTDS STRING ● Rainit adaptation mode at the central office
end.
● Dynamic
● Dynamic
with SOS
ACTROCI INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the actual INP of the

NPUS upstream robust overhead channel
(ROC) at the remote end.
ACTROCI INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the actual INP of the

NPDS downstream ROC channel at the
central office end.
ACTROCS INTEGER -2147483648- Indicates the actual signal-to-noise

NRMUS 2147483647 ratio (SNR) margin of the upstream
ROC channel at the remote end.
ACTROCS INTEGER -2147483648- Indicates the actual SNR margin of the

NRMDS 2147483647 downstream ROC channel at the
central office end.
TR165SOS OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the TR165 SOS profile.

PROF STRING This parameter is returned only when
you entered
command.
TR165SOS INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 SOS

PROFINDE profile.
X The value of this parameter is returned
only when
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARAINDEX is
entered in the command.
ACTIVEDLI OCTET ● Unknown Indicates the actual activation mode of

NETECH STRING ● ADSL the port.
● ADSL2
● ADSL2PLUS
● VDSL
● VDSL2
● G.fast
DATACHA OCTET ● Unknown Indicates the work mode of the current

NNELMO STRING ● ATM channel.
DE
● PTM

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TR165IN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the INM profile.
MPROFILE STRING This parameter is returned only when
you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165INMPROFILE in
the command.
TR165IN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the INM profile.

MPROFIN This parameter is returned only when
DEX you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165INMPROFINDEX
in the command.
VECTORR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VECTORING

OF STRING profile.
GFASTRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the G.fast

FID STRING profile.
Error Code
entered port is a G.fast
port.
Example
following command:
LST-
GFASTPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.195.65,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0:1::SHOWOPTIO
N=NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS
CH1INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR;
7340068 2015-04-16 19:05:42
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

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GFAST Port Detail Information of the Device 10.144.195.65

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DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT
LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS
ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS
CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS
CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME
UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS PPPOE OPTION82 COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR
GFASTROFID
7340068 0 1 0 -- Activating AT_Alarm_001 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- unknown -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
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Related Command
● LST-GFASTPORTPERF
● LST-GFASTPORTALARM
15.5.2 Querying G.fast Port Information About Specified NEs

(LST-NEGFASTPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query G.fast port information about specified NEs from
the database. The queried data is the same as the data that is last synchronized to
the U2000 but differs from the real-time data on the NEs.
Command Format
LST-NEGFASTPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter

System

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
title="G.fast Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1INPPROF
TR165NMPROF ALIAS PSTAT ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS TRANSSYS PPPOESESSION
Output Parameter
TR165CH1US OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

PROF STRING TR165 channel 1 upstream
rate profile.
TR165CH1DS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

PROF STRING TR165 channel 1 downstream
profile.
TR165CH1IN OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the delay impulse

PPROF STRING noise protection (INP) profile
of the TR165 channel 1.
TR165NMPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

OF STRING TR165 noise margin profile.

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ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the

STRING G.fast port.
PSTAT OCTET ● Fault Indicates the status of the

STRING ● Test port.
● Active
● Activating
● Deactive
● LoopBack
ATTAINABLE INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum

RATEDS downstream attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.
ATTAINABLE INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum

RATEUS upstream attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

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TRANSSYS OCTET ● ANSI T1.413 Indicates the current

STRING ● ETSI DTS/ transmission system.
TM06006
● G.992.1 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
symmetric
● G.992.3 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped

System
● G.992.4 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.4 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de1,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mo
de2,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de3,wide U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mo
de4,narrow
U/S
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped

System
● G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
I All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
J All-Digital
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
● G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
● G.993.1
● G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
● G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
● G.993.2 Annex
C POTS

System
● G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN
● G.fast(G.9701)
PPPOESESSI INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the number of

ON online PPPoE single-MAC
users on each physical port.
Error Code
U2000.
Example
To query the G.fast port information about NE 10.144.195.65, run the following
command:
LST-NEGFASTPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.195.65:CTAG::;
7340068 2015-04-17 05:10:34
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=16
blktotal=16
G.fast Port Detail Information of the Device 10.144.195.65

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------------------------------
DID FN SN PN TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1INPPROF TR165NMPROF
ALIAS PSTAT ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS TRANSSYS PPPOESESSION
7340068 0 1 0 DEFVAL UPSTREAM DEFVAL UPSTREAM DEFVAL AT_Gfast_Noise003 --
Activating -- -- -- 8
7340068 0 1 1 AT_C50Rate_005 AT_C50Rate_005 AT_INP-Delay_006 AT_Gfast_Noise002
-- Activating -- -- -- 8
7340068 0 1 2 DEFVAL UPSTREAM DEFVAL DOWNSTREAM DEFVAL DEFVAL --
Deactive -- -- -- 1
Deactive -- -- -- 8

System
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------------------------------
Related Command
LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO
15.5.3 Querying the Alarm Information About a G.fast Port

(LST-GFASTPORTALARM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the alarm information about an existing G.fast
port in the system. A maximum of 10 latest alarms and 20 events are displayed
when you run this command.
Command Format
LST-GFASTPORTALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
ter

device ID.

System

ter

default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device
According to the
IP Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
Response Format
"portId"+ port ID
Output Parameter
SerialNo INTEGER Indicates the serial number generated by

the daemon.
FaultID INTEGER Indicates the alarm or event ID. This

parameter and the device are used to

System
Severity INTEGER Indicates the alarm severity or event

level.
FunctionType INTEGER Indicates the type of the alarm or event.
strName OCTET STRING Indicates the name of the alarm or event.
Reason OCTET STRING Indicates the alarm cause.
Repair OCTET STRING Indicates the suggestion for clearing the

alarm.
Meaning OCTET STRING Indicates the description of the alarm.
faultTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm or

event is generated.
ackTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm is

acknowledged.
clearTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm is

cleared.
strAckUserName OCTET STRING Indicates the acknowledged user name.
Location OCTET STRING Indicates the location of the alarm or

event.
Error Code
1610612784 Querying alarm Verify that the entered

information failed. values of the parameters
are correct.

normal state.
is online.

Information.

System
Example
To query the alarm information about G.fast port 0/1/14 on the 10.144.76.227,
LST-GFASTPORTALARM::DEV=10.144.76.227,FN=0,SN=1,PN=14:CTAG::;

7340106 2015-04-28 17:55:38
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
alarm on Port of the device 10.144.76.227 frameId 0 slotId 1 portId 14

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--------------------------------
30579 1026621480 4 5 The port pilot sequence is abnormal 0 Such kind of alarms happen too
frequently Query such kind of alarms to find out the cause. The port pilot sequence is abnormal (the
CPE does not respond or the configuration fails) 1 2015-4-28 1:20:50 -- -- -- Frame=0, Slot=1,
Subslot=65535, Port=14
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--------------------------------
Related Command
● LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO
● LST-GFASTPORTPERF
15.5.4 Querying the Performance Statistics on a G.fast Port

(LST-GFASTPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified G.fast
port of a device. The required G.fast port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-GFASTPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY CPEES1DAY COSES1DAY CPESES1DAY
CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL COCURR15SOS CPECURR15SOS COCURR24SOS CPECURR24SOS
COALLSOS CPEALLSOS COLAST15SOS CPELAST15SOS COLAST24SOS CPELAST24SOS];
Supporting Device

System
Input Parameter
eter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by -


System

eter
SHOW OCTET ● COCVS (Optional) Specifies the -

OPTIO STRING ● CPECVS attributes that can be displayed.
N If you set this parameter, the
● COES1DAY corresponding attributes are
● CPEES1DA displayed. By default, the
Y attributes are not displayed.
● COSES1DA
Y
● CPESES1D
AY
● CURR1DA
YINITFULL
● CURR1DA
YINITFAIL
● COCURR1
5SOS
● CPECURR1
5SOS
● COCURR2
4SOS
● CPECURR2
4SOS
● COALLSOS
● CPEALLSO
S
● COLAST15
SOS
● CPELAST1
5SOS
● COLAST24
SOS
● CPELAST2
4SOS
Response Format
title="G.fast PORT Performance Stat Info of the device " + device name
name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS COCURR15MINLOFS COCURR15MINLOLS
COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS
LATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED CPFECS CPEES CPESES CPELOSS CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS
CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES CPECURR15MINLOSS
CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS LATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED RETRAINS INITFAILS

System
ATURSPEED TNTO TNRO COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS COCURR15MINATMCELLS

COCURR15MINPTMPKTS CHATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED COCURR15MINCBS COCURR15MINCVS
CPECURR15MINEBS CPECURR15MINUCBS CPECURR15MINATMCELLS CPECURR15MINPTMPKTS
COLAST15MINLOLS COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES COLAST15MINLOSS COLAST15MINSES
COLAST15MINUAS CPELAST15MINLOFS CPELAST15MINLOLS CPELAST15MINLOPS CPELAST15MINES
CPELAST15MINLOSS CPELAST15MINSES CPELAST15MINUAS COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINATMCELLS COLAST15MINPTMPKTS COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS
CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS CPELAST15MINATMCELLS CPELAST15MINPTMPKTS
COCURR15MININITFULL COCURR15MININITFAIL COCURR15SOS CPECURR15SOS COCURR24SOS
CPECURR24SOS COALLSOS CPEALLSOS COLAST15SOS CPELAST15SOS COLAST24SOS CPELAST24SOS
Output Parameter
COFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

forward error correction
seconds (FECSs) of the
channel at the central office
end.
Unit: s.
COES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

errored seconds at the central
office end.
Unit: s.
COSES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

severely errored seconds at
the central office end.
Unit: s.
COLOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

LOSSs at the central office
end.
Unit: s.
COUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

unavailable seconds at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

System
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of loss

MINLOFS of frame seconds in the
current 15 minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

MINLOPS of power seconds in the
central office end.
Unit: s.

MINLOLS of link seconds in the current
15 minutes at the central
office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

MINES errored seconds in the current
office end.
Unit: s.

MINLOSS of signal seconds in the
central office end.
Unit: s.

MINSES severely errored seconds in
the current 15 minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

MINUAS unavailable seconds in the
central office end.
Unit: s.
LATUCCURR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the elapsed time in

15MTIMEEL the current 15 minutes at the
APSED central office end.
Unit: s.
CPFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the FECS of the

channel at the remote end.
Unit: s.

System
CPEES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

errored seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPESES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

severely errored seconds at
the remote end.
Unit: s.
CPELOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

LOSSs at the remote end.
Unit: s.
CPEUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

unavailable seconds at the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of loss

MINLOFS of frame seconds in the
remote end.
Unit: s.

MINLOLS of link seconds in the current
15 minutes at the remote
end.
Unit: s.

MINLOPS of power seconds in the
remote end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

MINES errored seconds in the current
end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the loss of signal

MINLOSS seconds in the current 15
minutes at the remote end.
Unit: s.

System

remote end.
Unit: s.

remote end.
Unit: s.
LATURCURR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the elapsed time in

15MTIMEEL the current 15 minutes at the
APSED remote end.
Unit: s.
RETRAINS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

complete line initializations.
INITFAILS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

initialization failures.
ATURSPEED INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the port rate at the

remote end.
Unit: bit/s.
TNTO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the total number of

upstream bytes.
TNRO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the total number of

downstream bytes.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of FEC

MINEBS code blocks in the current 15
minutes at the central office
end.

MINUCBS blocks that cannot be
corrected automatically in the
central office end.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

MINATMCEL cells that are received and
LS transmitted by the channel in
central office end.

System
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

MINPTMPKT packets that are received and
S transmitted by the channel in
central office end.
CHATUCCU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the elapsed time in

RR15MTIME the current 15 minutes at the
ELAPSED central office end.
Unit: s.

MINCBS corrected blocks in the
channel in the current 15
end.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of the

MINCVS abnormal CRC codes in the
end.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of FEC

MINEBS code blocks in the current 15

corrected automatically in the
remote end.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

remote end.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

remote end.
CHATURCU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the elapsed time in

RR15MTIME the current 15 minutes at the
ELAPSED remote end.
Unit: s.

System

CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of the

COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of loss

INLOFS of frame seconds in the last
office end.
Unit: s.

INLOPS of power seconds in the last
office end.
Unit: s.

INLOLS of link seconds in the last 15
end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of

INES errored seconds in the last 15
end.
Unit: s.

INLOSS of signal seconds in the last
office end.
Unit: s.

INSES severely errored seconds in
the last 15 minutes at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

INUAS unavailable seconds in the
last 15 minutes at the central
office end.
Unit: s.

System
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of loss

MINLOFS of frame seconds in the last
end.
Unit: s.

MINLOPS of power seconds in the last
end.
Unit: s.

MINLOLS of link seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of

MINES errored seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.

MINLOSS of signal seconds in the last
end.
Unit: s.

remote end.
Unit: s.

last 15 minutes at the remote
end.
Unit: s.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of FEC

INEBS code blocks in the channel in
central office end.

INUCBS blocks that cannot be
corrected in the channel
automatically in the last 15
end.

System
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

INATMCELL cells that are received and
central office end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

INPTMPKTS packets that are received and
transmitted by the channel in
central office end.

INCBS corrected blocks in the
channel in the last 15
end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of the

INCVS abnormal CRC codes in the
end.
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of FEC

MINEBS code blocks in the channel in
remote end.

corrected in the channel
automatically in the last 15
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

remote end.
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

remote end.


System
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of the

COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of full

ININITFULL initialization times in the last
office end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of full

ININITFAIL initialization failures in the
past 15 minutes at the
central office end.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of full

MININITFUL initialization times within the
L current 15 minutes at the
central office end.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of fill

MININITFAIL initialization failures within
central office end.
COCURR15S INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

OS that are added successfully in
the current 15-minute
performance statistics at the
central office end.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

SOS that are added successfully in
the current 15-minute
remote end.
COCURR24S INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

the current 24-hour
central office end.
CPECURR24 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

SOS that are added successfully in
the current 24-hour
remote end.

System
COALLSOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

that are added successfully in
all current performance
statistics at the central office
end.
CPEALLSOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

that are added successfully in
all current performance
statistics at the remote end.
COLAST15S INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

the historical 15-minute
central office end.
CPELAST15S INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

the historical 15-minute
remote end.
COLAST24S INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

the historical 24-hour
central office end.
CPELAST24S INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

the last 24-hour performance
statistics at the remote end.
Error Code

statistic daemon failed, daemon runs in the
please check the normal state.
performance and
statistic daemon

System

statistics task does not performance statistics of
available. If the
port on the GUI.
Example
To query the performance statistics of G.fast port 0/1/15 on the 10.144.195.65,
LST-GFASTPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.195.65,FN=0,SN=1,PN=15:2::;
7340068 2015-04-16 20:03:14
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.fast PORT Performance Stat Info of the device 10.144.195.65

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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----------
DID FN SN PN COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS COCURR15MINLOFS
COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES COCURR15MINLOSS
COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS LATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED CPFECS CPEES CPESES
CPELOSS CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS
CPECURR15MINES CPECURR15MINLOSS CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS
LATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED RETRAINS INITFAILS ATURSPEED TNTO TNRO
COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS COCURR15MINATMCELLS COCURR15MINPTMPKTS
CHATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED COCURR15MINCBS COCURR15MINCVS CPECURR15MINEBS
CPECURR15MINUCBS CPECURR15MINATMCELLS CPECURR15MINPTMPKTS
COLAST15MINLOLS COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES COLAST15MINLOSS
COLAST15MINSES COLAST15MINUAS CPELAST15MINLOFS CPELAST15MINLOLS
CPELAST15MINLOPS CPELAST15MINES CPELAST15MINLOSS CPELAST15MINSES
CPELAST15MINUAS COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS COLAST15MINATMCELLS
COLAST15MINPTMPKTS COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS CPELAST15MINEBS
CPELAST15MINUCBS CPELAST15MINATMCELLS CPELAST15MINPTMPKTS CPELAST15MINCBS
CPELAST15MINCVS COLAST15MININITFULL COLAST15MININITFAIL COCURR15MININITFULL
COCURR15MININITFAIL
7340068 0 1 15 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0 -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- 0 -- -- 200000000 -- -- -- -- -- -- 0 -- -- -- -- --
-- 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

System
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------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
● LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO
● LST-GFASTPORTALARM
● ACT-GFASTPORT

XDSLPORTALARMSTATEQUERY-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)
Usage Note
Command Format
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
V800R006C02, MA5600
V800R007C01, MA5600V800R008
and later versions
100 MA5616
versions

System
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
V800R006C02, MA5600
V800R007C01, MA5600V800R008
and later versions
2340 MA5611S

versions)
2339 MA5818 (V800R17C00 and later

versions)
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
NOTE

System

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
COLOF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
central office
(CO).
COLOS OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
CO.
COLPR OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
CO.
COLOSQ OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

Quality alarms
are generated at
the CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
COLOL OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Loss of Link
alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.

System
CODIF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Data Initialization
Failure alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
COCIF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Configuration
Initialization
Failure alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
COPIF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Protocol
Initialization
Failure alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
COIF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No Initialization
Failure alarms are
generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.

System
CONPAP OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

● No No Peer ATU
Present alarms
are generated at
the CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
CPELOF OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
remote end.
CPELOS OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
remote end.
CPELPR OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

alarms are
generated at the
remote end.
CPELOSQ OCTET STRING ● Yes Specifies whether

Quality alarms
are generated at
the remote end.
NOTE
ADSL ports in
common mode
support this
parameter.
Error Code

G.fast.

System
NMS.
Example
7340032 2011-09-06 10:43:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

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7340032 0 8 5 No No No -- -- --
-- -- No -- No No No --
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Related Command
None
15.5.6 Querying the Bit Allocation Information About a G.fast

Port (LST-GFASTBITALLOCINFO)
Usage Note
The G.fast port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-GFASTBITALLOCINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
Supporting Device

System
2339 MA5818(V800R017C00 and later versions)
Input Parameter
meter

Address.
DIREC OCTET UP Indicates the bit allocation -

TION STRING DOWN direction of the G.fast port.
Response Format
title="The bit allot information of G.fast port " + device-name + " frameId " + frame-number
Output Parameter

ER

ER

System

ER

ER
SubcarrierI INTEG 0-4095 Indicates the ID of the upstream/

d ER downstream sub-carrier.
BitInfo INTEG 0-15 Indicates bit allocation information about

ER the sub-carrier.
Unit: byte.
Error Code

goes online.

queried is a G.fast port.
Example
To query the bit allocation information of G.fast port 0/1/1 on the device named
LST-
GFASTBITALLOCINFO::DEV=10.144.85.122,FN=0,SN=1,PN=1:CTAG::DIRECTION=
DOWN;
7340081 2015-04-20 16:47:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=100
blktotal=4096
The bit allot information of G.fast port 10.144.85.122

-------------------------------------------
7340081 0 1 1 0 0
7340081 0 1 1 1 0

System
7340081 0 1 1 2 0
7340081 0 1 1 3 0
7340081 0 1 1 4 0
7340081 0 1 1 5 0
......
7340081 0 1 1 92 12
7340081 0 1 1 93 12
7340081 0 1 1 94 12
7340081 0 1 1 95 12
7340081 0 1 1 96 12
7340081 0 1 1 97 12
7340081 0 1 1 98 12
7340081 0 1 1 99 12
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
ACT-GFASTPORT

XDSLPORTMACMAPINGQUERY-XDSLPORTMACMAPING)
Usage Note
G.fast port.
Command Format
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S

versions)

System
2339 MA5818 (V800R17C00 and later

versions)
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
Response Format
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
UMAC OCTET STRING SIZE (1-17) Indicates the U-

MAC list.
VMAC OCTET STRING SIZE (1-17) Indicates the V-

MAC list.
Error Code

goes online.

G.fast port.
Example

System
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=10
blktotal=10
--------------------------------
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2E 02-00-00-06-0A-40
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-25 02-00-00-06-0A-41
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-26 02-00-00-06-0A-42
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-27 02-00-00-06-0A-43
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-28 02-00-00-06-0A-44
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-29 02-00-00-06-0A-45
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2A 02-00-00-06-0A-46
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2B 02-00-00-06-0A-47
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2C 02-00-00-06-0A-48
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2D 02-00-00-06-0A-49
--------------------------------
Related Command
● 16.1.10 Activating an ADSL Port (ACT-ADSLPORT)
● 16.3.1 Activating a VDSL2 Port (ACT-VDSL2PORT)
● 16.4.1 Activating a G.fast Port (ACT-GFASTPORT)
15.6 Querying a Bonding Group

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying the bonding group
on the device and the details of the bonding group.
15.6.1 Querying a Bonding Group (RTRV-BONDGRP)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
RTRV-BONDGRP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,NAME=bonding-group-name]:CTAG::PT=port-type;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U

System
100 MA5616
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of the
bonding
group.

System
PT INTEGER 1 Indicates the -

25 port type.
The meanings
of the options
are as follows:
● 1: ADSL
port. The
MA5616,
MA5603T
or
MA5600T
supports
the ADSL
port type.
● 25: VDSL
port. The
MA5662,
MA5603U,
MA5603T
or
MA5600T
supports
the VDSL
port type.
Response Format
title="Bonding group of the device "+device-name
DID NAME
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of the
bonding group.

System
Error Code

parameter or mandatory the entered command is
parameter is null, or correct according to the
do not exceed the
ranges of the
by the command.
● The parameter names
are correct.
order.
2686058531 The device does not exist Ensure that the entered
device name or device ID
is correct.
Example
To query the bonding group on the device named 10.71.211.105, run the
following command:
RTRV-
BONDGRP::DEV=10.71.211.105,NAME=012345678901234567890123456789AB:-
1502219035::PT=25;
7340032 2009-07-02 15:52:45
M -1502219035 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Bonding group of the device 10.71.211.105
------------------------------------------
DID NAME
7340032 012345678901234567890123456789AB
------------------------------------------
Related Command
RTRV-BONDGRPDETAIL

System
15.6.2 Querying the Details of a Bonding Group (RTRV-

BONDGRPDETAIL)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
RTRV-BONDGRPDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),NAME=bonding-group-name:CTAG::PT=port-
type[,SHOWOPTION=BGPROF];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of the
bonding
group.

System
PT INTEGER 1 Indicates the -

25 port type.
The meanings
of the options
are as follows:
● 1: ADSL
port. The
MA5616,
MA5603T
or
MA5600T
supports
the ADSL
port type.
● 25: VDSL
port. The
MA5616,
MA5662,
MA5603U,
MA5603T
or
MA5600T
supports
the VDSL
port type.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET BGPROF Specifies the -

N STRING attributes
that can be
displayed in
the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. For
example, if
you enter
BGPROF, the
result
contains the
information
about this
attribute. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.

System
Response Format
title="Bonding group information of the device "+device-name
DID NAME ALIAS DISCOVERYCODE SCHEME PEERSCHEME ALMTHRATESW UPTHRATE DNTHRATE
TARGETUPRATE TARGETDNRATE PRIMARYPORT SUBPORT BGPROF
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of the
bonding group.

of the bonding
group.
DISCOVERYCODE OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the

discovery code.
The format of this
parameter is
XXXX-XXXX-XXXX,
where XXXX
ranges from 0 to
9 and A to F.

System
SCHEME OCTET STRING ATM Indicates the

EFM bonding scheme.
The options are as
TDIM follows:
● ATM: Indicates
the X digital
subscriber line
(xDSL) access
bonding based
on the ATM
traffic stream.
● EFM: Indicates
the xDSL
access bonding
based on the
Ethernet traffic
stream.
● TDIM: Indicates
the xDSL
access bonding
based on a mix
of service
modes.

System
PEERSCHEME OCTET STRING ATM Indicates the peer

EFM bonding scheme.
The options are as
TDIM follows:
● ATM: Indicates
the X digital
subscriber line
(xDSL) access
bonding based
on the ATM
traffic stream.
● EFM: Indicates
the xDSL
access bonding
based on the
Ethernet traffic
stream.
● TDIM: Indicates
the xDSL
access bonding
based on a mix
of service
modes.
Note: Currently,
the value of this
parameter is the
same as the value
of the SCHEME
parameter.
ALMTHRATESW OCTET STRING ONOFF Specifies whether

to enable the
function of
reporting the
threshold alarm
of the rate.
UPTHRATE INTEGER 1-1000000 Indicates the

threshold of the
upstream rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
DNTHRATE INTEGER 1-1000000 Indicates the

threshold of the
downstream rate.
Unit: kbit/s.

System
TARGETUPRATE INTEGER 1-1000000 or Indicates the

9999999 target upstream
rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
If this parameter
is set to 9999999,
it indicates that
the rate is not
limited.
TARGETDNRATE INTEGER 1-1000000 or Indicates the

9999999 target
downstream rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
If this parameter
is set to 9999999,
it indicates that
the rate is not
limited.
PRIMARYPORT OCTET STRING SIZE (12) Indicates the

primary port of
the bonding
group.
The format is
FN/SN/PN.
SUBPORT OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

secondary ports
of the bonding
group.
The format is
FN/SN/
PN#FN/SN/PN.
BGPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

name of the
bonding group
profile.

System
Error Code

do not exceed the
ranges of the
by the command.
are correct.
order.
2686058531 The device does not exist Ensure that the entered
device name or device ID
is correct.
Example
To query the details of the bonding group on the device named 10.144.195.221,
RTRV-
BONDGRPDETAIL::DEV=10.144.195.221,NAME=VDSL2BONDING-0/15/5:137722
403::PT=25;
7340047 2012-08-25 10:20:58
M 137722403 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Bonding group information of the device 10.144.195.221

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
DID NAME ALIAS DISCOVERYCODE SCHEME PEERSCHEME ALMTHRATESW UPTHRATE
DNTHRATE TARGETUPRATE TARGETDNRATE PRIMARYPORT SUBPORT
7340047 VDSL2BONDING-0/15/5 -- 1234-5678-9002 EFM EFM OFF 1000000 1000000
999999 999999 0/15/5 0/15/6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
Related Command
RTRV-BONDGRP

System
15.6.3 Querying Performance Statistics of a VDSL2 Bonding

Group (LST-VDSL2BONDINGGROUPPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query performance statistics of a VDSL2 bonding group
on a specified device. The queried bonding group must exist and the entered port
ID in the command must be the ID of the primary port in the bonding group.
Command Format
LST-VDSL2BONDINGGROUPPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
versions
94 MA5603U
versions
95 MA5603T
versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
versions
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 Bonding Group Performance Stat Information of the Device " + device name
DID FN SN PN NAME RXERRORS RXSMALLFRAGMENTS RXLARGEFRAGMENTS RXBADFRAGMENTS
RXLOSTFRAGMENTS RXLOSTSTARTS RXLOSTENDS RXOVERFLOWS CURR15MINRXERRORS
CURR15MINRXSMALLFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLARGEFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXBADFRAGMENTS
CURR15MINRXLOSTFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLOSTSTARTS CURR15MINRXLOSTENDS
CURR15MINRXOVERFLOWS CURR1DAYRXERRORS CURR1DAYRXSMALLFRAGMENTS
CURR1DAYRXLARGEFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXBADFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXLOSTFRAGMENTS
CURR1DAYRXLOSTSTARTS CURR1DAYRXLOSTENDS CURR1DAYRXOVERFLOWS

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE(128) Indicates the

name of the
bonding group.
RXERRORS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of error
data chunks
received and
dropped.
Unit: number
RXSMALLFRAGME INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

NTS number of data
chunks smaller
than 64 bytes.
Unit: number
RXLARGEFRAGME INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

NTS number of data
chunks larger
than 512 bytes.
Unit: number
RXBADFRAGMEN INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

TS number of data
chunks with
inconsecutive SNs.
Unit: number
RXLOSTFRAGMEN INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

TS number of data
chunks with
inconsecutive SNs.
Unit: number

System
RXLOSTSTARTS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of lost
start indicators for
packets.
Unit: number
RXLOSTENDS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of lost
end indicators for
packets.
Unit: number
RXOVERFLOWS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of data
chunks received
and dropped.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXER INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

RORS number of error
data chunks
received and
dropped in the
current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXSM INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

ALLFRAGMENTS number of data
chunks smaller
than 64 bytes in
the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXLA INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

RGEFRAGMENTS number of data
chunks larger
than 512 bytes in
the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXBA INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

DFRAGMENTS number of data
chunks with
inconsecutive SNs
in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number

System
CURR15MINRXLO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

STFRAGMENTS number of data
chunks with
inconsecutive SNs
in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number

STSTARTS number of lost
packets in the
current 15
minutes.

STENDS number of lost
end indicators for
packets in the
current 15
minutes.
CURR15MINRXOV INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

ERFLOWS number of data
chunks received
and dropped in
the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXERR INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

ORS number of error
data chunks
received and
dropped in the
current 24 hours.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXSMA INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

LLFRAGMENTS number of data
chunks smaller
than 64 bytes in
the current 24
hours.
Unit: number

System
CURR1DAYRXLAR INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

GEFRAGMENTS number of data
chunks larger
than 512 bytes in
the current 24
hours.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXBAD INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

FRAGMENTS number of data
chunks with
inconsecutive SNs
in the current 24
hours.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXLOS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

TFRAGMENTS number of data
chunks with
inconsecutive SNs
in the current 24
hours.
Unit: number

TSTARTS number of lost
packets in the
current 24 hours.

TENDS number of lost
end indicators for
packets in the
current 24 hours.
CURR1DAYRXOVE INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

RFLOWS number of data
chunks received
and dropped in
the current 24
hours.
Unit: number

System
Error Code
2689018463 The bonding Check whether a bonding group for the

group does not specified primary port has been
exist. configured for the specified primary
port.
Example
To query performance statistics of the bonding group for the primary VDSL2 port
0/2/1 on NE 10.78.217.213, run the following command:
LST-VDSL2BONDINGGROUPPERF::DEV=10.78.217.213,FN=0,SN=2,PN=1:CTAG::;

7340034 2011-10-13 18:28:17
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 Bonding Group Performance Stat Information of the Device 10.78.217.213

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------ DID FN SN PN NAME RXERRORS RXSMALLFRAGMENTS RXLARGEFRAGMENTS
RXBADFRAGMENTS RXLOSTFRAGMENTS RXLOSTSTARTS RXLOSTENDS RXOVERFLOWS
CURR15MINRXERRORS CURR15MINRXSMALLFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLARGEFRAGMENTS
CURR15MINRXBADFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLOSTFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLOSTSTARTS
CURR15MINRXLOSTENDS CURR15MINRXOVERFLOWS CURR1DAYRXERRORS
CURR1DAYRXSMALLFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXLARGEFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXBADFRAGMENTS
CURR1DAYRXLOSTFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXLOSTSTARTS CURR1DAYRXLOSTENDS
CURR1DAYRXOVERFLOWS 7340034 0 2 1 VDSL2BONDING-0/2/1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------
Related Command
15.6.4 Querying the Details of a VDSL2 Bonding Group (LST-

VDSL2BONDINGDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 bonding group.

System
Command Format
LST-VDSL2BONDINGDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),[FN=frame-num,SN=slotnum,PN=port-
num]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TOTALNUMBER];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
100 MA5616
2350 MA5811S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET TOTALNUMBE Specifies -

N STRING R whether the
title of the
returned
result
contains the
total number
of bonding
groups. If this
parameter is
specified, the
returned
result
contains the
total number
of bonding
groups. By
default, this
attribute is
not displayed.
Response Format
title="VDSL2 Bonding Group Information of the Device " + device-name
or "VDSL2 Bonding Group Information of the Device " + device-name + ", total number of "+ DID + ":" +
number
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN STATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME REINITS
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
STATUS OCTET STRING ● Activated Indicates the

● Activating running status of
the bonding
● Deactivated group.

System

when the VDSL2
port is online.
The format is YY-
MM-DD
hh:mm:ss.
The time is a local
time and in DST
format.

when the VDSL2
port is
disconnected.
The format is YY-
MM-DD
hh:mm:ss.
The time is a local
time and in DST
format.
REINITS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

retraining times
of a bonding
group.
Error Code
entered port is a VDSL2
port.
Example
To query the bonding group of port 0/2/13 on the device named 10.144.195.20,
LST-
VDSL2BONDINGDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.195.20,FN=0,SN=2,PN=13:CTAG::SHO
WOPTION=TOTALNUMBER;

System

7340032 2011-10-20 17:27:09
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 Bonding Group Information of the Device 10.144.195.20, total number of 7340032/0/2/13: 1
---------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN STATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME REINITS
7340032 0 2 13 Deactivated -- -- 0
---------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.7 Querying Video Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying video resources,
including the information about NTV programs, the NTV users, and the NTV rights
profiles.
15.7.1 Querying the List of Virtual Upstream Ports in an IGMP

VLAN (LST-IGMPUPLINKPORT)
Usage Note
This command is available only when the multicast mode of a device is MVLAN
mode.
Command Format
LST-IGMPUPLINKPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,IGMPVLAN=igmp-vlan-id]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651

System
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
The MA5652G V800R307C00 and later
versions
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000IPMB
2312 MA5628
2321 MA5669

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2313 MA5652
NOTE

versions)
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694

System
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369 MA5801
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

System
IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 (Optional) N/A

Indicates the
IGMP VLAN
ID.
NOTE
You can enter the query criteria, such as the device ID, device name, and IGMP VLAN ID, to
query the corresponding information. The device ID or the device name must be set. The
IGMP VLAN ID is optional. If you do not set the parameter, the list of the virtual upstream
ports in all IGMP VLANs is displayed.
Response Format
This response format complies with that of the query command provided in 10.3
title="Visual Uplink Port information of the device "+device-name
DID FN SN PN IGMPVLAN
Output Parameter

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the

IGMP VLAN ID.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query all virtual upstream ports of the device named 10.78.217.232 for the
multicast VLAN 1. Run the following command:
LST-IGMPUPLINKPORT::DEV=10.78.217.232,IGMPVLAN=1:CTAG::;
7340100 2010-03-16 22:57:33
M CTAG COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Visual Uplink Port information of the device 10.78.217.232
------------------------------
DID FN SN PN IGMPVLAN
7340100 0 17 0 1
------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.7.2 Querying the Information About Multicast Programs

(LST-NTVPROGRAM)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-NTVPROGRAM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[IGMPVLAN=multi-vlan]
[,SHOWOPTION=ProgramUpportVlan PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN HOSTIP PRIORITY BANDWIDTH GRADE
HOST PROGRAMUPPORT UNSOLICITED LOG];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
57 MA5606T
92 MA5652G
The MA5652G V800R307C00 and later
versions

System
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2321 MA5669

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2320 MA5612A
2331 MA5608T

versions)
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04

System
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the -

multicast
VLAN ID.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● ProgramUp (Optional) -

N STRING portVlan Specifies the
● PREVIEWP attributes
ROFID that can be
displayed in
● PREJOIN the returned
● HOSTIP result. If you
● PRIORITY set this
parameter,
● BANDWID the
TH corresponding
● GRADE attributes are
● HOST displayed. By
default, the
● PROGRAM
attributes are
UPPORT
not displayed.
● UNSOLICIT
ED
● LOG
Response Format
title="NTV program attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP ProgramUpportVlan
PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN HOSTIP PRIORITY BANDWIDTH GRADE HOST PROGRAMUPPORT UNSOLICITED
LOG
Output Parameter
ProgramIndex INTEGER 1-255 Indicates the

index of the
program.
ProgramIP OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the IP

address of the
program.
ProgramName OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the

name of the
program.
ProgramSourceIP OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the

source IP address
of the program.

System
ProgramUpportVl INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the

an multicast VLAN ID
bound to the
program
template.
PREVIEWPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

preview template
name.
PREJOIN INTEGER 0-1 Specifies whether

to enable the
prejoin function.
The prejoin
function transmits
multicast service
streams to the
upstream port
before receiving
users' request to
join programs,
reducing the wait
time for users to
order programs.
The meanings of
the options are as
follows:
0: disabled
1: enabled
HOSTIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the host

IP address.
PRIORITY INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the

program priority.
BANDWIDTH INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the

program
bandwidth.
Unit: kbit/s

System
GRADE INTEGER ● 0 Indicates the

● 1 program level by
definition.
● 2
The meanings of
● 255 the options are as
follows:
● 0: High-
definition TV
programs
● 1: Standard-
definition TV
programs
● 2: Streaming-
video programs
● 255: Programs
are not divided
into levels by
definition.
HOST INTEGER 1-2 Indicates the host

attribute. It is
used to enable or
disable the host
function of an NE.
Specifically, this
parameter
determines
whether the NE
sends IGMP
packets with the
IP address of a
certain program
to the multicast
router.
The meanings of
the options are as
follows:
● 1: enabled
● 2: disabled

System
PROGRAMUPPOR OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

T upstream port of
a multicast
program. This
parameter is
available when
the device
multicast mode is
not M-VLAN and
the upstream port
mode is program.
The format of this
parameter is
similar to 0/2/0,
indicating port 0
in slot 2 of
subrack 0.

System
UNSOLICITED INTEGER 1-2 Specifies whether

the NE reports
packets in an
unsolicited
manner. Usually,
the NE reports
report packets
after the upper
layer device
queries data. If
this function is
enabled, however,
the NE reports
report packets in
an unsolicited
manner. In
addition, the
delay in switching
channels is
decreased for
multicast users.
Options are as
follows:
● 1: The NE
reports packets
in an
unsolicited
manner.
● 2: The NE does
not report
packets in an
unsolicited
manner.

System
LOG INTEGER 1-2 Specifies whether

program logs are
recorded. The logs
of a program are
recorded only
after this function
is enabled. The
users that order
this program are
charged according
to the logs of this
program.
Options are as
follows:
● 1: Program
logs are
recorded.
● 2: Program
logs are not
recorded.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the entered device
name is correct.
2686058552 The resource does not Ensure that the entered device
exist. name is correct. If the device
NTV programs do not exist on
the device.
Example
Example 1: To query the information about multicast programs on 10.78.217.111,
LST-NTVPROGRAM::DEV=10.78.217.111:1::SHOWOPTION=ProgramUpportVlan
PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN;
7340034 2010-11-20 10:06:23
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5

System
blktotal=5
NTV program attributes of the device 10.78.217.111
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP ProgramUpportVlan
PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN
4 235.2.2.2 asdf 32.32.42.232 2 1 0
5 234.2.22.22 asdfasdf 22.12.21.1 1 1 0
2 224.2.2.2 qwe0 121.212.212.122 1 1 0
3 234.10.10.10 test -- 13 3 0
1 224.1.1.3 test2 10.1.1.2 13 1 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Example 2: To query the information about multicast programs on 10.144.195.87,

LST-NTVPROGRAM::DEV=10.144.195.87:1::SHOWOPTION=ProgramUpportVlan
PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN PROGRAMUPPORT UNSOLICITED LOG;

7340032 2013-01-14 09:56:57
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=12
blktotal=12
NTV program attributes of the device 10.144.195.87
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP ProgramUpportVlan
PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN PROGRAMUPPORT UNSOLICITED LOG
4 239.2.2.94 1 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
3 224.1.1.1 <(()))_____ -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
6 239.255.255.255 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa2 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
5 224.3.3.3 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa3 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
1 224.1.1.1 abc -- 123 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
7 239.2.2.5 cafdsds -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
8 239.2.2.3 dv -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
9 224.2.2.56 test -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
10 224.1.1.2 test11 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
11 224.1.1.3 test12 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
12 224.12.12.12 test_1 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
2 224.2.2.1 testforBT -- 1 -- 1 0/2/0 1 1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.7.3 Querying the Detail Information of a Multicast User

(LST-NTVUSRDETAIL)
Usage Note
The multicast user to be queryed must exist.
Command Format
LST-NTVUSRDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num[(,GEMPORTID=port-id)|(,ONTID=ont-id)|(,ONTID=ont-id,GEMPORTID=port-id)|(,VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)]

System
[,FLOWTYPE=flwtype,FLOWPARA=flowpara[,FLOWPARA2=flowpara2]])|(SPNAME=serviceport-name|
SPALIAS=serviceport-alias|SRVPORTID=serviceport-ID|ALIAS=igmpuser-alias|NAME=igmpuser-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
37 MA5662

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2313 MA5652
NOTE

versions)
2331 MA5608T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2

System
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID. It
is used for
location.

System

slot ID. It is
used for
location.

port ID. It is
used for
location.

System
GEMPORTID INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the -

GEM port ID.
This
parameter is
set to locate
the port only
for the GPON
devices.
● Discrete
mode: In
the case of
the ONTID
and
GEMPORT
ID
parameters
, only one
parameter
can be set.
The value
of the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
ranges
from 128
to 3999.
● Profile
mode:
Both the
ONTID
parameter
and the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
can be set.
The value
of the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
ranges
from 0 to
1023.

System

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI This
port is of 10G
parameter is
GPON or 10G
EPON, the set to locate
value range is the ONT ID
0-255; if the only for the
UNI port is of GPON or
1G GPON or EPON devices.
1G EPON, the
value range is ● Discrete
0-127. mode: In
the case of
the ONTID
and
GEMPORT
ID
parameters
, only one
parameter
can be set.
● Profile
mode:
Both the
ONTID
parameter
and the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
can be set.

System
VPI OCTET ● 0-4095 Indicates the -

STRING ● auto virtual path
identifier. It is
used for
location.
Restriction:
The VPI and
the VCI must
be set.
● If you set
only the
VPI and
the VCI, a
single-
service
multicast
user is
located.
● If you do
not set the
VPI or the
VCI, the
system
considers
that there
is no VPI
or VCI by
default.
● If you set
the VPI
and the
VCI to
auto, an
auto-
sensing
multicast
user is
located.
● If you set
the VPI
and the
VCI to the
numbers
that range
from 0 to
4095, the
system
considers
that the

System
VPI and
the VCI
exist.
● In the case
of the
MA5603U,
this
parameter
ranges
from 0 to
255.
VCI OCTET ● 32-65535 Indicates the -

STRING ● auto virtual
channel
identifier. It is
used for
location.
● If you set
only the
VPI and
the VCI, a
single-
service
multicast
user is
located.
● In the case
of the
MA5603U,
this
parameter
ranges
from 32 to
255.

System
FLOWTYPE INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the -

type of the
multi-service
flow that is
bound to a
multicast
user. It is used
for location.
This
parameter is
mandatory if
the service
type of the
service virtual
port is multi-
service.
NOTE
For the
UA5000
(IPMB), only
the UA5000
V100R019C01
and later
versions
support this
parameter.
Options are
as follows:
● 1: user
VLAN
● 2:
encapsulati
on
● 3: user
VLAN
+ 802.1p
priority
● 4: user
VLAN +
encapsulati
on
Relationship
to other
parameters:
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
1 or 2,
FLOWPAR

System
A must be
set.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
3 and the
user-side
VLAN ID is
not 0,
FLOWPAR
A and
FLOWPAR
A2
parameters
must be
set.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
4,
FLOWPAR
A and
FLOWPAR
A2 must
be set.

System
FLOWPARA INTEGER or ● When Indicates the -

OCTET FLOWTYP multi-service
STRING E is set to parameter. It
1, the is used for
values are location.
1-4095, NOTE
untagged, For the
or priority- UA5000
tagged. (IPMB), only
the UA5000
NOTE V100R019C01
For the and later
UA5000 versions
(IPMB), support this
the value parameter.
ranges
from 1 to ● When
4095. FLOWTYP
● When E is set to
FLOWTYP 1, this
E is set to parameter
2, the indicates
value user VLAN.
ranges ● When
from 1 to FLOWTYP
2, where 1 E is set to
indicates 2, this
IPoE and 2 parameter
indicates indicates
PPPoE. encapsulati
● When on type.
FLOWTYP ● When
E is set to FLOWTYP
3, the E is set to
value 3, this
ranges parameter
from 0 to indicates
7. 802.1p
● When priority.
FLOWTYP When
E is set to FLOWTYP
4, the E is set to
value 3 and the
ranges user-side
from 1 to VLAN ID is
2, where 1 not 0,
indicates FLOWPAR
IPoE and 2 A and
indicates FLOWPAR
PPPoE. A2
parameters

System
must be
set.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
4, this
parameter
indicates
encapsulati
on type.
This
parameter
and
parameter
FLOWPAR
A2 must
be set.

System
FLOWPARA2 INTEGER or ● When Indicates the -

STRING E is set to parameter 2.
3, the It is used for
value location.
ranges NOTE
from 0 to For the
4095. UA5000
(IPMB), only
● When the UA5000
FLOWTYP V100R019C01
E is set to and later
4, the versions
values are support this
parameter.
1-4095,
untagged, ● When the
or priority- FLOWTYP
tagged. E is set to
NOTE 3. this
For the parameter
UA5000 indicates
(IPMB), user VLAN.
the value
ranges – When
from 1 to FLOWT
4095. YPE is
set to 3
and the
user-
side
VLAN
ID is not
0,
FLOWP
ARA
and
FLOWP
ARA2
paramet
ers
must be
set.
– When
the
user-
side
VLAN
ID is 0,
the
FLOWP
ARA2

System
paramet
er is
optional
and can
be set
to 0.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
4, this
parameter
indicates
user VLAN.
This
parameter
and
parameter
FLOWPAR
A must be
set.
SPNAME OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the -

STRING service port
name.
SPALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the -

STRING service port
alias.
SRVPORTID INTEGER 1-999999 Indicates the -

NOTE service port
The ID.
parameter
value is larger
than that
displayed on
the CLI by 1.

STRING multicast user
name.

alias.
Response Format
It complies with the format of the query command provided in 10.3 Response
Format Description.

System
title = "NTV User Detail Information of the device "+device-name

name of attributes: DID IGMPPACKETPOLICY QCKLEV
Output Parameter

device ID.
IGMPPACKETPOLI OCTET STRING ● discard Indicates the

CY ● transparent mode of
processing the
● normal multicast packets.
The meanings of
the options are as
follows:
● discard:
Indicates that
the multicast
packets are
discarded.
● transparent:
Indicates that
the multicast
packets are
transmitted
transparently.
● normal:
Indicates that
the multicast
packets are not
processed.
QCKLEV OCTET STRING ● IMMEDIATE Specifies whether

● MAC-BASED to enable the fast
leave function.
● OFF
The MA5600
V800R005 and
later versions
support this
parameter.
The value MAC-
BASED is
applicable to the
MA5600
V800R005C01 and
later versions.

System
Error Code
1613103239 The user does not exist. This multicast user to be

queryed does not exist.
Ensure that the entered
information for locating
the multicast user is
correct.
Example
To query the detail information of the multicast user of port 0/5/21 on the device
LST-
NTVUSRDETAIL::DEV=10.71.56.158,FN=0,SN=5,PN=21,VPI=0,VCI=200,FLOWTYP
E=1,FLOWPARA=1:57265020::;

7340033 2009-07-25 15:00:58
M 57265020 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NTV User Detail Information of the device 10.71.56.158
----------------------------------
DID IGMPPACKETPOLICY QCKLEV
7340033 normal MAC-BASED
----------------------------------
Related Command
LST-NTVPORTBASIC
15.7.4 Querying the List of Multicast Users (LST-

NTVPORTBASIC)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-NTVPORTBASIC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num[,SN=slot-num[,PN=port-
num[,GEMPORTID=port-id|ONTID=ont-id|(ONTID=ont-id,GEMPORTID=port-id)]]]]|[SPNAME=serviceport-
name|SPALIAS=serviceport-alias|SRVPORTID=serviceport-ID|ALIAS=igmpuser-alias|NAME=igmpuser-name]
[,DBQRYFLAG=db-query-flag]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=SRVPORTID IGMPVLAN VPI VCI UV UE UP RCVGLBLV
MAXBANDWIDTH VIDEOVPI VIDEOVCI VIDEOUV VIDEOUE VIDEOUP ENABLELOG GEMPORTID];

System
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
61 MA5626E
66 MA5626G
64 MA5651
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2312 MA5628

versions)

System
2331 MA5608T
2319 MA5621
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

Indicates the
subrack ID.

Indicates the
slot ID.

Indicates the
port ID.

System
GEMPORTID INTEGER 0-3999 (Optional) -

Indicates the
GEM port ID.
This
parameter is
set only for
the GPON
devices.
● Discrete
mode: For
the ONTID
and
GEMPORT
ID
parameters
, only one
parameter
can be set.
The value
of the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
ranges
from 128
to 3999.
● Profile
mode:
Both the
ONTID
parameter
and the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
can be set.
The value
of the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
ranges
from 0 to
1023.

System
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 This -

NOTE parameter is
If the UNI set to locate
port is of 10G the ONT ID
GPON or 10G only for the
EPON, the
GPON or
value range is
0-255; if the EPON devices.
UNI port is of ● Discrete
1G GPON or mode: For
1G EPON, the
the ONTID
value range is
0-127. and
GEMPORT
ID
parameters
, only one
parameter
can be set.
● Profile
mode:
Both the
ONTID
parameter
and the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
can be set.

STRING service port
name.

STRING service port
alias.

NOTE service port
The ID.
parameter
value is larger
than that
displayed on
the CLI by 1.

name.

alias.

System
DBQRYFLAG OCTET Enable (Optional) Disable

STRING Disable Specifies
whether the
status of the
multicast user
is obtained by
querying the
database.
The meanings
of the options
are as follows:
● Enable:
Query the
database.
● Disable:
Obtain
data from
the device.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● SRVPORTI (Optional) -

N STRING D Specifies the
● IGMPVLAN attributes
that can be
● VPI displayed. If
● VCI you set this
● UV parameter,
the
● UE corresponding
● UP attributes are
● RCVGLBLV displayed. By
default, the
● MAXBAND
attributes are
WIDTH
not displayed.
● VIDEOVPI
Only the
● VIDEOVCI MA5600
● VIDEOUV series and the
UA5000
● VIDEOUE
(IPMB)
● VIDEOUP support this
● ENABLELO parameter.
G The MA5600
● GEMPORTI V800R005
D begins to
support the
RCVGLBLV
and
MAXBANDWI
DTH
attributes.
The MA5600
V300R003C05
support the
RCVGLBLV
and
MAXBANDWI
DTH
attributes in
the mvlan
multicast
VLAN mode.
NOTE
You can enter the query criteria, such as the device ID, device name, subrack ID, slot ID, and
port ID, to query the corresponding information. The device ID or the device name must be
set. Other parameters are optional. If you do not set any of the parameters, the list of all
the users is displayed.

System
Response Format
title="NTV port attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN PSTAT ALIAS AUTH MAXGRP QCKLEV QCKLEVTM SRVPORTID
IGMPVLAN VPI VCI UV UE UP RCVGLBLV MAXBANDWIDTH VIDEOVPI VIDEOVCI VIDEOUV VIDEOUE
VIDEOUP ENABLELOG GEMPORTID
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
PSTAT OCTET STRING ● ONLINE Indicates the

● OFFLINE status of the
multicast user.
● BLOCK

for the multicast
user.
AUTH OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF to enable the
authentication.

System
MAXGRP INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

maximum
number of
multicast
programs that are
available for a
port at the same
time.
● For the
MA5600
V800R005C22B
000, MA5600
V800R005C03B
000, and
MA5600
V800R005C33B
000, this
parameter
ranges from 1
to 16.
● For the
MA5600
V300R003C05
in the mvlan
multicast VLAN
mode, this
parameter
ranges from 1
to 16.
● For the
MA5600
V800R005C03B
080 and later
versions, this
parameter
ranges from 1
to 32.
● For the
MA5300, this
parameter
ranges from 0
to 255.
● For other
devices, this
parameter
ranges from 1
to 8.

System
QCKLEV OCTET STRING ● Immediate Specifies whether

● Mac-based to enable the fast
leave function.
● OFF
This parameter is
applicable to the
following devices:
● The MA5600
V003R003 and
later versions
in the mvlan
multicast VLAN
mode
● MA5600
V800R005 and
later versions
● UA5000IPMBV
100R015 and
later versions
The value Mac-
based is
applicable to the
following devices:
● MA5600
V300R003C05
and later
versions
● MA5600
V800R005C01
and later
versions
● UA5000IPMBV
100R015C02
and later
versions
QCKLEVTM INTEGER 0-2000 Indicates the fast

leave time. For
the MA5600
V800R005 and
later versions, this
parameter is
deleted and "--" is
displayed.
SRVPORTID INTEGER 1-999999 Service Port ID.

System
IGMPVLAN OCTET STRING 1-4095 Indicates the

multicast VLAN.
If you add
multiple VLANs
for a user, enter
this parameter in
the format of
IGMPVLAN1#IGM
PVLAN2#IGMPVL
AN3...#IGMPVLAN
n, for example,
20#21#22.
VPI OCTET STRING ● 0-4095 This parameter is

● auto displayed when
the device is the
MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5606T,
MA5680T, or
UA5000 (IPMB).
For the MA5603U,
this parameter
ranges from 0 to
255.
VCI OCTET STRING ● 32-65535 This parameter is

● auto displayed when
the device is the
MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5606T,
MA5680T, or
UA5000 (IPMB).
For the MA5603U,
this parameter
ranges from 32 to
255.
UV OCTET STRING ● 0-4095 Indicates the user-

● untagged side VLAN ID.
● priority-tagged The MA5605,
MA5100V2, and
MA5300V1 do not
support this
parameter.

System
UE OCTET STRING ● IPv4oE Indicates the user-

● IPoE side encapsulation
type. The
● PPPoE meanings of the
● IPv6oE options are as
follows:
● IPv4oE:
Indicates that
IPv4 packets
are
encapsulated
directly on the
Ethernet.
● IPoE: Indicates
the Internet
Protocol over
Ethernet (IPoE)
encapsulation
type.
● PPPoE:
Indicates the
Point-to-Point
Protocol over
Ethernet
(PPPoE)
encapsulation
type.
● IPv6oE:
Indicates that
IPv6 packets
are
encapsulated
directly on the
Ethernet.
The MA5605,
MA5100V2, and
MA5300V1 do not
support this
parameter.
UP OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

802.1p priority
list.
The MA5605,
MA5100V2, and
MA5300V1 do not
support this
parameter.

System
RCVGLBLV OCTET STRING ● ON (New) Specifies

● OFF whether to enable
the function of
receiving the
global leave
message from the
user.
The MA5600
V800R005 and
later versions
support this
parameter.
The MA5600
V300R003C05 in
the mvlan
multicast VLAN
mode also
supports this
parameter.
MAXBANDWIDTH INTEGER -1 to (New) Indicates

+4294967294 the maximum
multicast
bandwidth of the
user.
Unit: kbit/s.
Range:
0-4294967294.
The number -1
indicates that the
bandwidth is not
restricted.
The MA5600
V800R005 and
later versions
support this
parameter.
The MA5600
V300R003C05 in
the mvlan
multicast VLAN
mode also
supports this
parameter.
When the value is
-1, means the
maxbandwith is
unrestricted.

System
VIDEOVPI OCTET STRING ● 0-4095 Indicates the VPI

● auto of the video
service.
NOTE
The UA5000
(IPMB) does not
support this
parameter.
VIDEOVCI OCTET STRING ● 32-65535 Indicates the VCI

● auto of the video
service.
NOTE
The UA5000
(IPMB) does not
support this
parameter.
VIDEOUV OCTET STRING ● 0-4095 Indicates the user-

● untagged side VLAN ID of
the video service.
● priority-tagged
NOTE
The UA5000
(IPMB) does not
support this
parameter.
VIDEOUE OCTET STRING ● IPv4oE Indicates the user-

● IPoE side encapsulation
type of the video
● PPPoE service.
● IPv6oE The meanings of
the options are as
follows:
● IPoE: Indicates
the IPoE
encapsulation
type.
● PPPoE:
Indicates the
PPPoE
encapsulation
type.
NOTE
The UA5000
(IPMB) does not
support this
parameter.

System
VIDEOUP OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

multi-service
802.1p priority of
the video service.
NOTE
The UA5000
(IPMB) does not
support this
parameter.
ENABLELOG OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

function of
reporting
multicast user
logs.
After ENABLELOG
is enabled, user
logs can be
recorded and will
be reported to the
multicast server.

port ID.
● Discrete mode:
The value of
the
GEMPORTID
parameter
ranges from
128 to 3999.
● Profile mode:
The value of
the
GEMPORTID
parameter
ranges from 0
to 1023.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required multicast user
does not exist. Ensure that
the entered information for
querying the multicast user is
correct.

System
Example
● Discrete mode:
To query the list of all the users of the device named MA5300_10.71.60.39,
LST-NTVPORTBASIC::DEV=MA5300_10.71.60.39:4::;
7352322 2005-06-09 11:12:25
M 4 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NTV port attributes of the device MA5300_10.71.60.39
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN PSTAT ALIAS AUTH MAXGRP QCKLEV
7352322 0 4 12 2 test_user_0-4-12 ON 2 OFF
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
● Profile mode:
To query the list of the users (ONTID: 3; GEMPORTID: 1) of port 0/2/0 on the
LST-
NTVPORTBASIC::DEV=10.71.211.98,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0,ONTID=3,GEMPORTI
D=1:CTAG::;
7340033 2009-01-05 12:05:37
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NTV port attributes of the device 10.71.211.98
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN PSTAT ALIAS AUTH MAXGRP QCKLEV QCKLEVTM
7340033 0 2 0 OFFLINE IGMPUser_0_2_0_3_1/single OFF 8 MAC-BASED --
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.7.5 Querying the Rights Profile of a Multicast User (LST-

NTVPORTRP)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-NTVPORTRP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-

System
SPALIAS=serviceport-alias|SRVPORTID=serviceport-ID|ALIAS=igmpuser-alias|NAME=igmpuser-name):CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=STARTTIME ENDTIME];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
61 MA5626E
66 MA5626G
64 MA5651
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
100 MA5616
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2312 MA5628

System

versions)
2331 MA5608T
2319 MA5621
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID. It
is used for
location.

slot ID. It is
used for
location.

port ID. It is
used for
location.

System
GEMPORTID INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the -

GEM port ID.
This
parameter is
set to locate
the port only
for the GPON
devices.
● Discrete
mode: In
the case of
the ONTID
and
GEMPORT
ID
parameters
, only one
parameter
can be set.
The value
of the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
ranges
from 128
to 3999.
● Profile
mode:
Both the
ONTID
parameter
and the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
can be set.
The value
of the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
ranges
from 0 to
1023.

System

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI ● Discrete
port is of 10G
mode: In
GPON or 10G
EPON, the the case of
value range is the ONTID
0-255; if the and
UNI port is of GEMPORT
1G GPON or ID
1G EPON, the
parameters
value range is
0-127. , only one
parameter
can be set.
● Profile
mode:
Both the
ONTID
parameter
and the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
can be set.

System
VPI OCTET ● 0-4095 Indicates the -

STRING ● auto virtual path
identifier. It is
used for
location.
Restriction:
The VPI and
the VCI must
be set.
● If you set
only the
VPI and
the VCI, a
single-
service
multicast
user is
located.
● If you do
not set the
VPI or the
VCI, the
system
considers
that there
is no VPI
or VCI by
default.
● If you set
the VPI
and the
VCI to
auto, an
auto-
sensing
multicast
user is
located.
● If you set
the VPI
and the
VCI to the
numbers
that range
from 0 to
4095, the
system
considers
that the

System
VPI and
the VCI
exist.
● In the case
of the
MA5603U,
this
parameter
ranges
from 0 to
255.
VCI OCTET ● 32-65535 Indicates the -

STRING ● auto virtual
channel
identifier. It is
used for
location.
If you set only
the VPI and
the VCI, a
single-service
multicast user
is located.
In the case of
the
MA5603U,
this
parameter
ranges from
32 to 255.

System
FLOWTYPE INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the -

type of the
multi-service
flow that is
bound to a
multicast
user. It is used
for location.
This
parameter is
mandatory if
the service
type of the
service virtual
port is multi-
service.
NOTE
For the
UA5000
(IPMB), only
the UA5000
V100R019C01
and later
versions
support this
parameter.
Options are
as follows:
● 1: user
VLAN
● 2:
encapsulati
on
● 3: user
VLAN
+ 802.1p
priority
● 4: user
VLAN +
encapsulati
on
Relationship
to other
parameters:
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
1 or 2,
FLOWPAR

System
A must be
set.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
3 and the
user-side
VLAN ID is
not 0,
FLOWPAR
A and
FLOWPAR
A2
parameters
must be
set.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
4,
FLOWPAR
A and
FLOWPAR
A2 must
be set.

System
FLOWPARA INTEGER or ● When Indicates the -

STRING E is set to parameter. It
1, the is used for
values are location.
1-4095, NOTE
untagged, For the
or priority- UA5000
tagged. (IPMB), only
the UA5000
NOTE V100R019C01
For the and later
UA5000 versions
(IPMB), support this
the value parameter.
ranges
from 1 to ● When
4095. FLOWTYP
● When E is set to
FLOWTYP 1, this
E is set to parameter
2, the indicates
value user VLAN.
ranges ● When
from 1 to FLOWTYP
2, where 1 E is set to
indicates 2, this
IPoE and 2 parameter
indicates indicates
PPPoE. encapsulati
● When on type.
FLOWTYP ● When
E is set to FLOWTYP
3, the E is set to
value 3, this
ranges parameter
from 0 to indicates
7. 802.1p
● When priority.
FLOWTYP When
E is set to FLOWTYP
4, the E is set to
value 3 and the
ranges user-side
from 1 to VLAN ID is
2, where 1 not 0,
indicates FLOWPAR
IPoE and 2 A and
indicates FLOWPAR
PPPoE. A2
parameters

System
must be
set.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
4, this
parameter
indicates
encapsulati
on type.
This
parameter
and
parameter
FLOWPAR
A2 must
be set.

System
FLOWPARA2 INTEGER or ● When Indicates the -

STRING E is set to parameter 2.
3, the It is used for
value location.
ranges NOTE
from 0 to For the
4095. UA5000
(IPMB), only
● When the UA5000
FLOWTYP V100R019C01
E is set to and later
4, the versions
values are support this
parameter.
1-4095,
untagged, ● When the
or priority- FLOWTYP
tagged. E is set to
NOTE 3. this
For the parameter
UA5000 indicates
(IPMB), user VLAN.
the value
ranges – When
from 1 to FLOWT
4095. YPE is
set to 3
and the
user-
side
VLAN
ID is not
0,
FLOWP
ARA
and
FLOWP
ARA2
paramet
ers
must be
set.
– When
the
user-
side
VLAN
ID is 0,
the
FLOWP
ARA2

System
paramet
er is
optional
and can
be set
to 0.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
4, this
parameter
indicates
user VLAN.
This
parameter
and
parameter
FLOWPAR
A must be
set.

STRING service port
name.

STRING service port
alias.

NOTE service port
The ID.
parameter
value is larger
than that
displayed on
the CLI by 1.

name.

alias.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● STARTTIME Specifies -

N STRING ● ENDTIME whether the
column of a
selected
attribute is
displayed in
the returned
results. The
returned
results display
the attribute
column for a
selected
attribute but
do not display
the attribute
column by
default. This
parameter is
optional.
Response Format
title= "NTV port attributes of the device"+ device-name +" frame number: "+ frame-number + " slot ID: " +
slot-number + "port ID:" + port-number
name of attributes: RPNAME
Output Parameter
RPNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
rights profile of
the NTV user.
STARTTIME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the start

time for an
ordered program.
NOTE
This parameter is
supported by the
MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5680T, and
MA5608T.

System
ENDTIME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the end

time of an
ordered program.
NOTE
This parameter is
supported by the
MA5600T,
MA5603T,
MA5680T, and
MA5608T.
Error Code
531 entered device name is correct.
2686058 Invalid parameter or value of Check and ensure that the

498 parameter is wrong. command is correct according to
the following requirements:
command.
are correct.
the correct order.
2686058 The resource does not exist. The profile to be queried does
552 not exist.
Example
● Discrete mode:
To query the rights profiles of the multicast user (DEV: MA5600_10.71.60.39;
FN: 0; SN: 4; PN: 12; VPI: 0; VCI: 36; FLOWTYPE: 1; FLOWPARA: 128), run the
following command:
LST-
NTVPORTRP::DEV=MA5600_10.71.60.39,FN=0,SN=4,PN=12,VPI=0,VCI=36,FL
OWTYPE=1,FLOWPARA=128:5::;
NOTE
If the specified multicast user does not exist, the profile of this user cannot be
displayed.

System
7352322 2005-06-09 11:30:14

M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
NTV port attributes of the device MA5300_10.71.60.39 Frame number:0 slot ID:4 port ID:12
-----------
RPNAME
cctv3
cctv4
cctv5
-----------
;
● Profile mode:
To query the rights profiles of the multicast user (DEV: 10.71.211.98; FN: 0;
SN: 2; PN: 0; ONTID: 3; GEMPORTID: 1), run the following command:
LST-
NTVPORTRP::DEV=10.71.211.98,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0,ONTID=3,GEMPORTID=1:
5::;
7340033 2009-01-05 14:32:11
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NTV port attributes of the device 10.71.211.98 Frame number:0 slot ID:2 port ID:0 ONTID:3
GemPortIndex:1
-----------
RPNAME
test
-----------
;
Related Command
LST-NTVRP
15.7.6 Querying Rights Profiles (LST-NTVRP)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-NTVRP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T

System
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
100 MA5616
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2350 MA5811S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format
title= "NTV right profiles of the device"+ device-name
name of attributes: RPNAME
Output Parameter

name of the
rights profile.

System
Error Code
531 entered device name is correct.
Example
To query the rights profiles of MA5300_10.71.60.39, run the following command:
LST-NTVRP::DEV=MA5300_10.71.60.39:5::;

7352322 2005-06-09 11:30:14
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
NTV right profiles of the device MA5300_10.71.60.39
-----------
RPNAME
cctv3
cctv4
cctv5
-----------
;
Related Command
LST-NTVPORTRP
15.7.7 Querying the Programs Specified in a Rights Profile

(LST-RPPROGRAM)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-RPPROGRAM::(DT=device-type):CTAG::RPNAME=Right-profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-
Name][,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T

System
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
100 MA5616

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T

versions)
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
RPNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING name of the
rights profile.

Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type
that supports
decoupling,
see the value
of the typeid
parameter in
the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_acces
s\dcp\pnp
\product
\device type
\device
type.xml file.

device scope
profile name.

System

return the
optional
attribute. If
this
parameter is
set, the
optional
attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise,
the optional
attribute will
not be
returned.
Response Format
title= "NTV right profiles detail"
name of attributes: RPNAME ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter

name of the
rights profile.
ProgramIndex INTEGER 1-255 Indicates the

index of the
program.
ProgramIP OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the IP

address of the
program.
ProgramName OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the

name of the
program.
ProgramSourceIP OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the

source IP address
of the program.

System

device scope
profile name.
Error Code
2686058 Invalid parameter or value of Check and ensure that the

498 parameter is wrong. command is proper according to
the following requirements:
command.
are correct.
the correct order.
1026294 The profile does not exist. Check and ensure that the
27 entered name of the rights
profile is correct.
2686058 The resource does not exist. Check and ensure that the
552 entered name of the rights
profile is correct.
Example
To query the programs specified in the rights profile profile1 on the MA5600T, run
LST-RPPROGRAM::DT=249:5::RPNAME=profile1;

0 2010-11-20 10:16:59
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
NTV right profiles detail
------------------------------------------------------------------
RPNAME ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP
profile1 0 224.0.1.33 ntv31 10.70.41.218
profile1 1 224.0.1.64 ntv62 10.70.41.218
profile1 2 224.0.1.95 ntv93 10.70.41.218
------------------------------------------------------------------
;

System
Related Command
None.
15.7.8 Querying the Multicast VLAN Information of a Device

(RTRV-IGMPVLAN)
Usage Note
mode.
Command Format
RTRV-IGMPVLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[IGMPVLAN=igmp-vlan-id];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2313 MA5652
NOTE
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

For the multicast
ranges of this VLAN ID.
parameter in
the case of
different
devices, see
Table 24-11.
Response Format
title= "Multicast Vlan Information of the device" + device-name
DID IGMPVLAN

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

For the ranges of IGMP VLAN ID.
this parameter in
the case of
different devices,
see Table 24-11.
Error Code
1613103236 The Multicast VLAN is Check and ensure that

not exist the entered IGMP VLAN
ID is correct.
2686058531 The device does not exist Check and ensure that
the entered device name
or device ID is correct.
Example
To query the multicast VLAN information of the device named 10.71.211.105, run
RTRV-IGMPVLAN::DEV=10.71.211.105:-1481744349::;

7340032 2009-07-03 10:46:38
M -1481744349 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Multicast Vlan Information of the device 10.71.211.105
------------------
DIDIGMPVLAN
73400321
734003220
------------------
;
Related Command
RTRV-IGMPVLANDETAIL

System
15.7.9 Querying the Multicast VLAN of a Multicast User (LST-

NTVUSRIGMPVLAN)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-NTVUSRIGMPVLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
SRVPORTID=serviceport-ID):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
61 MA5626E
66 MA5626G
64 MA5651
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
100 MA5616
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669

System
2320 MA5612A
2313 MA5652

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2312 MA5628

versions)
2319 MA5621
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. It -

is used for location.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is -

used for location.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. It is -

used for location.
GEMPORTI INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID. -

D This parameter is set to
locate the port only for
the GPON devices.
● Discrete mode: In the
case of the ONTID and
GEMPORTID
parameters, only one
parameter can be set.
The value of the
GEMPORTID
parameter ranges from
128 to 3999.
● Profile mode: Both the
ONTID parameter and
the GEMPORTID
The value of the
GEMPORTID
parameter ranges from
0 to 1023.

System
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. -

NOTE This parameter is set to
If the UNI locate the ONT ID only
port is of 10G
for the GPON or EPON
GPON or 10G
EPON, the devices.
value range is ● Discrete mode: In the
0-255; if the case of the ONTID and
UNI port is of
GEMPORTID
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the parameters, only one
value range is parameter can be set.
0-127. ● Profile mode: Both the
ONTID parameter and
the GEMPORTID
VPI OCTET ● 0-4095 Indicates the virtual path -

STRING ● auto identifier. It is used for
location.
Restriction: The VPI and
the VCI must be set.
● If you do not set the
VPI or the VCI, the
system considers that
there is no VPI or VCI
by default.
● If you set the VPI and
the VCI to auto, an
auto-sensing multicast
user is located.
● If you set the VPI and
the VCI to the numbers
that range from 0 to
4095, the system
considers that the VPI
and the VCI exist.
If you set only the VPI and
the VCI, a single-service
multicast user is located.
VCI OCTET ● 32-65535 Indicates the virtual -

STRING ● auto channel identifier. It is
used for location.
If you set only the VPI and
the VCI, a single-service
multicast user is located.

System
FLOWTYPE INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the type of the -

multi-service flow that is
bound to a multicast user.
It is used for location. This
parameter is mandatory if
the service type of the
service virtual port is
multi-service.
NOTE
For the UA5000 (IPMB),
only the UA5000
V100R019C01 and later
versions support this
parameter.
● 1: user VLAN
● 2: encapsulation
● 3: user VLAN + 802.1p
priority
● 4: user VLAN +
encapsulation
Relationship to other
parameters:
● When FLOWTYPE is
set to 1 or 2,
FLOWPARA must be
set.
set to 3 and the user-
side VLAN ID is not 0,
FLOWPARA and
FLOWPARA2
parameters must be
set.
set to 4, FLOWPARA
and FLOWPARA2 must
be set.

System
FLOWPAR INTEGER ● When Indicates the multi-service -

A or OCTET FLOWTYP parameter. It is used for
STRING E is set to location.
1, the NOTE
values are For the UA5000 (IPMB),
1-4095, only the UA5000
untagged, V100R019C01 and later
or priority-
parameter.
tagged.
NOTE
For the set to 1, this parameter
UA5000 indicates user VLAN.
(IPMB), ● When FLOWTYPE is
the value
ranges
set to 2, this parameter
from 1 to indicates encapsulation
4095. type.
● When ● When FLOWTYPE is
FLOWTYP set to 3, this parameter
E is set to indicates 802.1p
2, the priority. When
value FLOWTYPE is set to 3
ranges and the user-side VLAN
from 1 to ID is not 0, FLOWPARA
2, where 1 and FLOWPARA2
indicates parameters must be
IPoE and 2 set.
indicates ● When FLOWTYPE is
PPPoE. set to 4, this parameter
● When indicates encapsulation
FLOWTYP type. This parameter
E is set to and parameter
3, the FLOWPARA2 must be
value set.
ranges
from 0 to
7.
● When
FLOWTYP
E is set to
4, the
value
ranges
from 1 to
2, where 1
indicates
IPoE and 2
indicates
PPPoE.

System
FLOWPAR INTEGER ● When Indicates the multi-service -

A2 or OCTET FLOWTYP parameter 2. It is used for
STRING E is set to location.
3, the NOTE
value For the UA5000 (IPMB),
ranges only the UA5000
from 0 to V100R019C01 and later
4095.
parameter.
● When
● When the FLOWTYPE
FLOWTYP
is set to 3. this
E is set to
parameter indicates
4, the
user VLAN.
values are
1-4095, – When FLOWTYPE is
untagged, set to 3 and the
or priority- user-side VLAN ID is
tagged. not 0, FLOWPARA
and FLOWPARA2
NOTE
For the parameters must be
UA5000 set.
(IPMB), – When the user-side
the value
ranges
VLAN ID is 0, the
from 1 to FLOWPARA2
4095. parameter is
optional and can be
set to 0.
set to 4, this parameter
indicates user VLAN.
This parameter and
parameter FLOWPARA
must be set.
SPNAME OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the service port -

STRING name
SRVPORTI INTEGER 1-999999 Indicates the service port -

D NOTE ID.
The
parameter
value is
larger than
that
displayed on
the CLI by 1.
Response Format

System
title= "NTV User attributes of the device"+ device-name +" frame number: "+ frame-number + " slot ID: " +
slot-number + "port ID:" + port-number
name of attributes: IGMPVLAN
Output Parameter

multicast VLAN of
the NTV user.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not Check and ensure that the entered
exist. device name is correct.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Check and ensure that the command

parameter or is correct according to the following
command.
correct.
the correct order.
2686058552 The resource does not Check and ensure that the queried
exist. multicast VLAN exists.
Example
To query the multicast VLANs of the multicast user of port 0/1/5 on the device
LST-
NTVUSRIGMPVLAN::DEV=10.78.217.55,FN=0,SN=1,PN=5,FLOWTYPE=1,FLOWPA
RA=887:CTAG::;
7340127 2010-12-25 15:35:26
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
NTV User attributes of the device 10.78.217.55 Frame number:0 slot ID:1 port ID:5
-------------

System
IGMPVLAN
4000
878
883
896
-------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.7.10 Querying the Details of a Multicast VLAN (RTRV-

IGMPVLANDETAIL)
Usage Note
mode.
Command Format
RTRV-IGMPVLANDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::IGMPVLAN=igmp-vlan-id;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2313 MA5652
NOTE
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

For the multicast
ranges of this VLAN ID.
parameter in
the case of
different
devices, see
Table 24-11.
Response Format

System
title= "The Details of a Multicast Vlan of the device"+device-name

DID IGMPVLAN ALIAS MODE VERSION ENABLELOG UPLINKFN UPLINKSN UPLINKPN REPORTPROXY
LEAVEPROXY REPORTINTERVAL PRI SENDGLBLV MATCHMODE SGROUPIP EGROUPIP
Output Parameter

device ID.

multicast
VLAN ID.

STRING alias of the
multicast
VLAN.
MODE OCTET ● PROXY Indicates the -

STRING ● SNOOPIN IGMP mode.
G
● OFF
VERSION OCTET ● V2 Indicates the -

STRING ● V3 IGMP version.
ENABLELOG OCTET ● ON Specifies -

STRING ● OFF whether to
enable
multicast log
recording.
UPLINKFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the -

subrack ID of
the default
upstream
port. This
upstream port
is the default
port in the
multicast
VLAN through
which
multicast
packets are
transmitted
and received.
The subrack
ID, slot ID,
and port ID
must all be
set.

System
UPLINKSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the -

slot ID of the
default
upstream
port.
The subrack
ID, slot ID,
and port ID
must all be
set.
UPLINKPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the -

port ID of the
default
upstream
port.
The subrack
ID, slot ID,
and port ID
must all be
set.
REPORTPROX OCTET ● ON Specifies -

Y STRING ● OFF whether to
enable the
Report packet
proxy.
LEAVEPROXY OCTET ● ON Specifies -

enable the
Leave packet
proxy.
REPORTINTER INTEGER 10-5000 Indicates the -

VAL interval of
unsolicited
reporting.
Unit: s.
PRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the -

priority of the
IGMP packet.
SENDGLBLV OCTET ● ON Specifies -

send the
global Leave
packet.

System
MATCHMODE OCTET ● ON Indicates the -

STRING ● OFF program
match mode.
SGROUPIP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING start IP
address of the
dynamic
program
generation
group.
The start IP
address and
the end IP
address must
be set.
EGROUPIP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING end IP
address of the
dynamic
program
generation
group.
The start IP
address and
the end IP
address must
be set.
Error Code
1613103236 The Multicast VLAN is Check and ensure that

not exist the entered IGMP VLAN
ID is correct.
2686058531 The device does not exist Check and ensure that
the entered device name
or device ID is correct.

System

do not exceed the
ranges of the
by the command.
are correct.
order.
Example
To query the details of the IGMP VLAN on the device named 10.71.211.105, run
RTRV-IGMPVLANDETAIL::DEV=10.71.211.105:1579528954::IGMPVLAN=1;

7340032 2009-07-03 10:46:39
M 1579528954 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The Details of a Multicast Vlan of the device 10.71.211.105
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
DID IGMPVLAN ALIAS MODE VERSION ENABLELOG UPLINKFN UPLINKSN UPLINKPN
REPORTPROXY LEAVEPROXY REPORTINTERVAL PRI SENDGLBLV MATCHMODE SGROUPIP
EGROUPIP
7340032 1 For_TEST_CH SNOOPING V3 ON 0 10 0 ON ON 10 0 ON ON
224.1.1.1 224.254.254.254
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
RTRV-IGMPVLAN
15.7.11 Querying the Details on a Multicast VLAN (LST-

IGMPVLANDETAIL)
Usage Note

System
Command Format
LST-IGMPVLANDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),VLANID=vlan-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
37 MA5662
2343 MA5694S
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
61 MA5626E
66 MA5626G
64 MA5651
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
100 MA5616
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612

System
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2313 MA5652
2323 MA5622A
2324 MA5623
2312 MA5628
2326 MA5623A
2319 MA5621
2322 MA5621A
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2350 MA5811S
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the N/A

multicast
VLAN ID.
Response Format
title= "The Details of a Multicast Vlan of the device"+ device-name
DID VLANID NAME ALIAS MODE VERSION ENABLELOG UPLINKFN UPLINKSN
UPLINKPN REPORTPROXY LEAVEPROXY REPORTINTERVAL PRI SENDGLBLV MATCHMODE
SGROUPIP EGROUPIP INNERVLANID VIDEOMODE
Output Parameter

device ID.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the

multicast VLAN
ID.

System

name for the
multicast VLAN.

for the multicast
VLAN.
MODE OCTET STRING ● PROXY Indicates the

● SNOOPING IGMP mode.
● OFF
VERSION OCTET STRING ● V2 Indicates the

● V3 IGMP version.
ENABLELOG OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF to enable
multicast log
recording.
UPLINKFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

subrack ID of
upstream port.
This upstream
port is the default
port in the
multicast VLAN
through which
multicast packets
are transmitted
and received.
UPLINKSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot

ID of upstream
port.
UPLINKPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port

ID of upstream
port.
REPORTPROXY OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

report packet
proxy.
LEAVEPROXY OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

leave packet
proxy.

System
REPORTINTERVAL INTEGER 10-5000 Indicates the

interval of
unsolicited
reporting.
Unit: s.
PRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the

priority of the
IGMP packet.
SENDGLBLV OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF to send global
leave packet.
MATCHMODE OCTET STRING ● ON Indicates the

● OFF program match
mode.
SGROUPIP OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the start

IP address of the
dynamic program
generation group.
EGROUPIP OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the end

IP address of the
dynamic program
generation group.
INNERVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the ID of

NOTE the inner VLAN in
Ranges of this the upstream
parameter vary direction. This
with devices. For parameter is
details, see the
returned only for
appendix Table
24-11. stacking VLAN or
QinQ VLAN.
MA5600
V800R007C01 and
later versions of
the MA5680T,
MA5600T, and
MA5603T support
this parameter.

System
VIDEOMODE OCTET STRING ● MULTICAST Indicates the

● UNICAST video mode.
Options are as
follows:
● MULTICAST:
multicast
mode, a point-
to-multipoint
communication
mode
● UNICAST:
unicast mode,
a point-to-
point
communication
mode.
MA5600
V800R007C01 and
later versions of
the MA5680T,
MA5600T, and
MA5603T support
this parameter.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. ● Ensure that the device is
U2000.
according to the device name.
If the value of the
configuration item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV parameter
device. For details about how
to modify configuration items,
Address.

System
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the command is

parameter or mandatory correct according to the following
parameter is null, or requirements:
Value of parameter is ● The parameter values do not
wrong exceed the parameter ranges
specified by the command.
are correct.
the correct order.
1613103236 The multicast VLAN is Ensure that the entered VLAN ID

not exist. is correct.
1612645130 The resource does not Ensure that the entered VLAN ID
exist. is correct.
Example
To query details of the multicast VLAN 100 on the device named 10.144.79.212,
LST-IGMPVLANDETAIL::DEV=10.144.79.212,VLANID=100:CTAG::;
7340041 2011-02-21 20:15:45
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The Details of a Multicast Vlan of the device 10.144.79.212
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID VLANID NAME ALIAS MODE VERSION ENABLELOG UPLINKFN UPLINKSN
UPLINKPN REPORTPROXY LEAVEPROXY REPORTINTERVAL PRI SENDGLBLV MATCHMODE
SGROUPIP EGROUPIP INNERVLANID VIDEOMODE
7340041 100 IGMPVlan_100 igmpvlan-alias OFF V3 ON -- -- -- ON ON 10 6
ON ON -- -- 100 MULTICAST
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command

System
15.7.12 Querying the Multicast Subtend Port (LST-

NTVCASCADE)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-NTVCASCADE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num][,PN=port-num]
[,ONTID=ont-id][,GEMPORTID=port-id]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
57 MA5606T
37 MA5662
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2313 MA5652 (V800R309C00 and later

versions)

versions)
2331 MA5608T
2343 MA5694S
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

Indicates the
subrack ID.

Indicates the
slot ID.

Indicates the
port ID.

System
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 This -

NOTE parameter is
If the UNI set to locate
port is of 10G the ONT ID
GPON or 10G only for the
EPON, the
GPON or
value range is
0-255; if the EPON devices.
UNI port is of ● Discrete
1G GPON or mode: For
1G EPON, the
the ONTID
value range is
0-127. and
GEMPORT
ID
parameters
, only one
parameter
can be set.
● Profile
mode:
Both the
ONTID
parameter
and the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
can be set.

System

Indicates the
GEM port ID.
This
parameter is
set only for
the GPON
devices.
● Discrete
mode: For
the ONTID
and
GEMPORT
ID
parameters
, only one
parameter
can be set.
The value
of the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
ranges
from 128
to 3999.
● Profile
mode:
Both the
ONTID
parameter
and the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
can be set.
The value
of the
GEMPORT
ID
parameter
ranges
from 0 to
1023.
Response Format

System
title="The NTV Cascade Port Attributes List of the device "+device-name

name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID ALIAS MISMATCH QCKLEV STATIC
CONCERNMVLAN
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

port ID.

of the multicast
subtend port.
MISMATCH OCTET STRING ● TRANSPARENT Indicates the

● DISCARD packet processing
mode.

System
QCKLEV OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF to enable the fast
leave function of
the multicast
subtend port.
If this function is
enabled, when
the subtend port
receives a Leave
packet, the
program
corresponding to
this packet
becomes
unavailable
immediately.
STATIC OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

static addition
function of the
multicast subtend
port.
If this function is
enabled,
programs can be
added statically
on this multicast
subtend port.
CONCERNMVLAN OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF to pay attention
to the multicast
VLAN in the
multicast packet.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required multicast ports
do not exist. Ensure that the
entered information for
querying the multicast user is
correct.

System
Example
On port 0/6/0 of the device named MA5600T_10.78.217.216, run the following
command to query the cascading port information of a multicast user whose ONT
ID is 3 and GEM port ID is 2:
LST-
NTVCASCADE::DEV=MA5600T_10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0,ONTID=3,GEMP
ORTID=2:15::;

7340061 2012-08-13 22:05:02
M 15 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The NTV Cascade Port Attributes List of the device MA5600T_10.78.217.216

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DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID ALIAS MISMATCH QCKLEV STATIC
CONCERNMVLAN
7340061 0 6 0 3 2 tester TRANSPARENT OFF OFF --
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Related Command
15.8 Querying GPON Resources

This command is used to query GPON resources, including the GPON ports, ONTs,
and GEM ports.
15.8.1 Querying the List of GPON Ports (LST-GPONPORT)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-GPONPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-id]]]:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=PORTMODE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T

System
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

Indicates the
subrack ID.

Indicates the
slot ID.

Indicates the
port ID.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET PORTMODE Specifies the -

N STRING attributes
that can be
displayed in
the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.

System
NOTE
● Enter either the device ID or the device name.

● Enter the subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID in order. For example, you can enter the slot ID
only after you enter the subrack ID.
Response Format
title="Gponport information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN NAME ALIAS NEAREST FARTHEST DNFEC
AUTOFINDONT PORTMODE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

name of the port.

NOTE for the port.
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
MxU is 64 digit.
● For
V800R018C10
and later
version the
maximum
length of this
parameter of
OLT is 80 digit.

System
NEAREST INTEGER 0-40 Indicates the

NOTE minimum
For 10G GPON distance.
ports, the value of
this parameter
ranges from 0 to
60.
FARTHEST INTEGER 0-60 Indicates the

NOTE maximum
ports, the value of
this parameter
ranges from 0 to
100.
DNFEC OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Specifies whether

● DISABLE to enable the
downstream FEC
function.
AUTOFINDONT OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Specifies whether

function of
automatically
discovering the
ONU.
PORTMODE OCTET STRING ● UNUSABLE GPON Port Mode.

● GPON
● XGPON
● XGSPON
● XGCOMBOAUT
O
● XGCOMBOWD
M
● XGSCOMBOAU
TO
● XGSCOMBOW
DM

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not If the queried resource

exist. does not exist, enter a
parameter to locate an
available resource and
then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the list of GPON ports connected to port 0/5/1 on the device named
LST-GPONPORT::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=5,PN=1:6::;

7340034 2010-11-20 12:35:13
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gponport information of the device 10.78.217.111

------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN NAME ALIAS NEAREST FARTHEST DNFEC AUTOFINDONT
7340034 0 5 1 Frame0/Slot5/Port1 -- 0 20 DISABLE DISABLE
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
● LST-ONT
● LST-GPONPORTDETAIL
15.8.2 Querying the Details of a GPON Port (LST-

GPONPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
NOTICE

System
Command Format
LST-GPONPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=OPTMODSTATUS LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE
SIGNALDETECT];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● OPTMODS (Optional) -

N STRING TATUS Specifies the
● LSTUPTIM attributes
E that can be
displayed in
● LSTDOWN the returned
TIME result. If you
● LSTDOWN set this
CAUSE parameter,
● SIGNALDE the
TECT corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.

System
NOTE

Response Format
title="Gpon port detail information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN PSTAT NAME ALIAS NEAREST FARTHEST DNFEC
AUTOFINDONT ONTPWDRENEW ONTPWDRENEWINTER IGMPALLOCBW MINBW LEFTBW
USABLEBW IGMPUSEDBW LOOPBACK ILLEGALONT OPTMODSTATUS LSTUPTIME
LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE SIGNALDETECT
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
PSTAT OCTET STRING ● Active Indicates the

● Activating current port
status.
● Deactive
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the port

name.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (80) Indicates the port

NOTE alias.
For V800R018C10
and later version
the maximum
length of this
parameter of OLT
is 80 digit.

NOTE minimum
ports, the value of
Unit: km.
this parameter
ranges from 0 to
60.

System

NOTE maximum
ports, the value of
Unit: km.
this parameter
ranges from 0 to
100.
DNFEC OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

● CLOSE to enable the
downstream FEC
function.
AUTOFINDONT OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

function of
automatically
discovering the
ONU.
ONTPWDRENEW OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

● CLOSE to update the key
of the ONU.
ONTPWDRENEWI INTEGER 5-1440 Indicates the

NTER update period of
the key of the
ONU.
Unit: minutes.
IGMPALLOCBW INTEGER 512-2608857 Indicates the

bandwidth that is
allocated for the
multicast service.
If the bandwidth
unlimited, the
value is "--".
Unit: kbit/s.
MINBW INTEGER 384-1024 Indicates the

minimum
bandwidth of the
T-CONT.
Unit: kbit/s.
LEFTBW INTEGER 0-2608857 Indicates the

remaining
bandwidth of the
port.
Unit: kbit/s.

System
USABLEBW INTEGER 0-2608857 Indicates the

available
remaining
bandwidth of the
port.
Unit: kbit/s.
IGMPUSEDBW INTEGER 0-2608857 Indicates the

bandwidth that is
used by the
multicast service.
Unit: kbit/s.
LOOPBACK OCTET STRING ● NOLOOP Specifies the

● 128-3999 loopback for the
GEM port of the
PON port. If this
parameter is set
to a value that
ranges from 128
to 3999, it
indicates that the
loopback is set for
the GEM port
whose ID is the
same as the
preset value. Only
one loopback can
be set for each
PON port.
ILLEGALONT OCTET STRING ● EXISTENT Specifies whether

● INEXISTENT a malicious ONT
exists. The
malicious ONT
does not transmit
optical signals
according to the
allocated
timestamp.

System
OPTMODSTATUS OCTET STRING ● ONLINE Indicates the

● OFFLINE GPON port optical
module status.
Options are as
follows:
● ONLINE
● OFFLINE
The following
versions of NEs in
profile mode
support this
parameter:
● MA5680T,
MA5603T, and
MA5600T
V800R008C00
and later
versions
● MA5603U
V800R010C00
and later
versions
● MA5608T
V800R012C00
and later
versions
● MA5800-X17
and MA5800-
X7
● MA5800-X15
and MA5800-
X2
● EA5800-X17
and EA5800-X7
● EA5800-X15
and EA5800-X2
● MA5801

System
LSTUPTIME OCTET STRING Format: YYYY- Indicates the last

MM-DD hh:mm:ss up time of the
port. This time is
a UTC time.
The following
versions of NEs in
profile mode
support this
parameter:
● MA5680T,
MA5603T, and
MA5600T
V800R008C00
and later
versions
● MA5603U
V800R010C00
and later
versions
● MA5608T
V800R012C00
and later
versions
● MA5800-X17
and MA5800-
X7
● MA5800-X15
and MA5800-
X2
● EA5800-X17
and EA5800-X7
● EA5800-X15
and EA5800-X2
● MA5801

System
LSTDOWNTIME OCTET STRING Format: YYYY- Indicates the last

MM-DD hh:mm:ss down time of the
port. This time is
a UTC time.
The following
versions of NEs in
profile mode
support this
parameter:
● MA5680T,
MA5603T, and
MA5600T
V800R008C00
and later
versions
● MA5603U
V800R010C00
and later
versions
● MA5608T
V800R012C00
and later
versions
● MA5800-X17
and MA5800-
X7
● MA5800-X15
and MA5800-
X2
● EA5800-X17
and EA5800-X7
● EA5800-X15
and EA5800-X2
● MA5801

System
LSTDOWNCAUSE OCTET STRING ● LOS Indicates the last

● OpticModuleA down cause of the
bsence port.
● OpticModuleFa Options are as
ult follows:
● OpticPortClose ● LOS: Signal
d loss occurs.
● OpticModuleA
bsence: The
optical module
is not installed.
● OpticModuleFa
ult: The optical
module is
faulty.
● OpticPortClose
d: The port is
disabled.
The following
versions of NEs in
profile mode
support this
parameter:
● MA5680T,
MA5603T, and
MA5600T
V800R008C00
and later
versions
● MA5603U
V800R010C00
and later
versions
● MA5608T
V800R012C00
and later
versions
● MA5800-X17
and MA5800-
X7
● MA5800-X15
and MA5800-
X2
● EA5800-X17
and EA5800-X7
● EA5800-X15
and EA5800-X2

System
● MA5801
SIGNALDETECT OCTET STRING ● Normal Indicates the

● Failed signal detect info
of the port.
● No Support
Options are as
follows:
● Normal: Signal
detect is
normal.
● Failed: Failed in
signal
detecting.
● No Support:
Does not
support signal
detect.
The following
versions of NEs in
profile mode
support this
parameter:
● MA5680T,
MA5603T, and
MA5600T
V800R008C01
and later
versions
● MA5603U
V800R010C00
and later
versions
● MA5608T
V800R012C00
and later
versions
● MA5800-X17
and MA5800-
X7
● MA5800-X15
and MA5800-
X2
● EA5800-X17
and EA5800-X7
● EA5800-X15
and EA5800-X2
● MA5801

System
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
Example 1: To query the details of port 0/5/1 on the device named 10.78.217.111,
LST-GPONPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=5,PN=1:6::;
7340032 2010-11-20 12:55:10
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon port detail information of the device 10.78.217.111

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DID FN SN PN PSTAT NAME ALIAS NEAREST FARTHEST DNFEC AUTOFINDONT
ONTPWDRENEW ONTPWDRENEWINTER IGMPALLOCBW MINBW LEFTBW USABLEBW
IGMPUSEDBW LOOPBACK ILLEGALONT
7340034 0 5 1 Activating Frame0/Slot5/Port1 -- 0 20 CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE --
716800 -- 1238784 -- 0 -- --
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Example 2: To query the details of port 0/2/1 on the device named 10.144.79.105,
LST-
GPONPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.144.79.105,FN=0,SN=2,PN=1:CTAG::SHOWOPTION
=OPTMODSTATUS LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE;
7340037 2014-01-17 14:44:13
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon port detail information of the device 10.144.79.105

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

System
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ONTPWDRENEW ONTPWDRENEWINTER IGMPALLOCBW MINBW LEFTBW USABLEBW
IGMPUSEDBW LOOPBACK ILLEGALONT OPTMODSTATUS LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME
LSTDOWNCAUSE
7340037 0 2 1 Active Frame:0/Slot:2/Port:1 -- 0 20 CLOSE OPEN CLOSE --
716800 -- 1207296 1232918 0 -- INEXISTENT ONLINE 2014-01-13 15:31:52 2014-01-13
15:30:26 LOS
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Related Command
LST-GPONPORT
15.8.3 Querying the Information About an Upstream GPON

Port (LST-GPONNNIPORT)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-GPONNNIPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=PSTAT];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
57 MA5606T
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
100 MA5616
96 MA5620
92 MA5652G
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628

System
2317 MA5631
NOTE
The MA5631 V800R308C02 and later versions support this
command.
2319 MA5621
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
The MA5621A V800R311C00 and later versions support
this command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device N/A

ID.

System

the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
SHOWOPTI OCTET PSTAT Specifies the N/A

ON STRING optional attributes
that can be
displayed.
● If you do not set
this parameter,
the optional
attributes are not
displayed.
● If you set this
parameter, the
optional
attributes are
displayed.
NOTE
Enter either the device ID or the device name.
Response Format
title="Gpon NNI information of the device "+device-name name of attributes: DID FN SN PN PSTAT
Output Parameter

System
PSTAT OCTET ● NORMAL Indicates the port status.

STRING ● FAULT
● UNKNOWN
Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid parameter or Verify that the command is

mandatory parameter is null, correct according to the
or Value of parameter is following requirements:
wrong ● The parameter values do
not exceed the ranges of
the parameters specified by
the command.
● The entered parameter
names are correct.
● The parameters are entered
2686058552 The resource does not exist. If the queried resource does
not exist, enter a parameter to
locate an available resource
and then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the information about the upstream port on the device named
LST-GPONNNIPORT::DEV=10.71.227.24:1::;

7340069 2010-11-20 13:24:36 M 1 COMPLD EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded. blktag=1 blkcount=1 blktotal=1
Gpon NNI information of the device 10.71.227.24 -------------------- DID FN SN PN 7340069 0 0
1 -------------------- ;
Related Command
None

System
15.8.4 Querying the List of ONUs (LST-ONT)

Usage Note
NOTE
If the SHOWOPTION parameter contains the following options LSTUPTIME,

LSTDOWNTIME, DEV, NEXTHOP, VAPROF, MACLEARN, DEVCURRENTTIME,
VASPROFILESET, and HARDWAREVERSION (issued to an NE for querying), a performance
issue may occur when you query the NE and the query may time out. If there are more
than 2000 ONUs connected to an NE, only information accurate to the port level or of a
single ONU can be queried.
Command Format
LST-ONT::[NAME=onu-name|ONTSN=ont-serianu|PWD=ont-password|LOID=loid][[,]((DID=Device-ID|
DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-id[,ONTID=ont-id]]]][,(ONTSN=ont-serianum)|
(RUNSTAT=run stat)])|(ONUDID=Mdu-Device-id|ONUDEV=Mdu-Device-name)]:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=SERIALNUM PWD LOID CHECKCODE ALMPROF DEV VLAN PRI IP MASK GATE ROUTEIP
ROUTEMASK NEXTHOP SNMPPROF OPTALMPROF VAPROF MACLEARN SRVLEVELPROF LSTUPTIME
LSTDOWNTIME DEVCURRENTTIME VASPROFILESET BINDWIDTHTYPE OPERSTATE DEVNAME DEVIP
PSPROFILE ADDTIME];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

STRING ONU name.

System
PWD OCTET ● When the SIZE (36) N/A

STRING configurati NOTE
on item For the OLTs
GPON_PW earlier than
D_FORMA V800R011C00,
the maximum
T_IN_DB is
length of
set to 0,the password for
following ONTs
characters connected to
are the OLTs is 10
allowed: characters.
English: 26
case
insensitive
letters
Digits: 0-9
Special
characters:
!@#$
%^&*()-
and space.
● When the
configurati
on item
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 1,the
following
hexadecim
al
characters
are
allowed:
0-9, A-F,
and a-f.
NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00,
the maximum
length of
password for
ONTs
connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

System
LOID OCTET SIZE(24) Indicates the N/A

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONT.

OLT ID.

STRING default OLT
name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the N/A

subrack ID of
the OLT.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the N/A

slot ID of the
OLT.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the N/A

port ID of the
OLT.

System
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the N/A

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI NOTE
port is of 10G For GPBD
GPON, the boards, the
value range is value ranges
0-255; if the from 0 to 127.
UNI port is of For GPBC
1G GPON, the boards, the
0-127. from 0 to 63.
ONTSN OCTET SIZE(16) Indicates the N/A

STRING serial number.
Format: 12-
byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XX or 16-byte
character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX.
RUNSTAT OCTET UP Indicate the N/A

STRING DOWN running
information
about the
ONT.
ONUDID INTEGER - Indicates the N/A

MDU ID.

System
ONUDEV OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the N/A

STRING device name
of the MDU.
Indicates the
default device
name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● SERIALNU Specifies the N/A

N STRING M attributes
● PWD that can be
displayed in
● LOID the returned
● CHECKCO result. If you
DE enter
● ALMPROF SERIALNUM
or PWD, the
● DEV value of
● VLAN SERIALNUM
● PRI or PWD is
displayed in
● IP the returned
● MASK result.
● GATE NOTE
You cannot
● ROUTEIP enter NAME
● ROUTEMA as location
SK information
for the
● NEXTHOP LSTUPTIME,
LSTDOWNTI
● SNMPPRO
ME, and
F DEVCURRENT
● OPTALMPR TIME
OF parameters.
● VAPROF
● MACLEAR
N
● SRVLEVELP
ROF
● LSTUPTIM
E
● LSTDOWN
TIME
● DEVCURRE
NTTIME
● VASPROFIL
ESET
● HARDWAR
EVERSION
● BINDWIDT
HTYPE
● OPERSTAT
E
● DEVNAME
● DEVIP

System
● ADDTIME
NOTE
● You can set one of the following items to locate an ONU:

● ONU name (NAME)
● Device ID or name of the OLT + (optional) subrack ID/slot ID/port ID or ONT ID
● Device ID or name of the MDU
● Enter the subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID in order. For example, you can enter
the slot ID only after you enter the subrack ID.
Response Format
title="Ont information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF VENDORID
EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT LINEPROF SRVPROF SERIALNUM
PWD LOID CHECKCODE ALMPROF DEV VLAN PRI IP MASK GATE ROUTEIP ROUTEMASK NEXTHOP
SNMPPROF OPTALMPROF VAPROF MACLEARN SRVLEVELPROF LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME
DEVCURRENTTIME VASPROFILESET BINDWIDTHTYPE OPERSTATE
Output Parameter

device ID of the
OLT.

subrack ID of the
OLT.

ID of the OLT.

ID of the OLT.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.

System

name of the ONU.

NOTE for the ONU.
For the MA5600 NOTE
V800R005C03, The following
MA5600 characters are
V800R005C23, and supported:
MA5600
● English letters:
V800R005C33, the
A-Z and a-z.
alias consists of up
to 32 characters. ● Numbers: 0-9.
● Symbols: ( ) _ -
+ . / \ | and
space.
CAPABPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

name of the
capability set
profile.
The parameter is
available only
when the ONU is
in the discrete
mode.

vendor ID.
NOTE
Return HWTC for
HUAWEI ONU.
EQUIPMENTID OCTET STRING SIZE (40) Indicates the ONT

type.

AUTH OCTET STRING ● SN Indicates the

● SN_PASSWORD authentication
mode.
● ALWAYS_ON
● ONCE_ON
● LOID
● LOID_ONCEON
● LOID_CHECKC
ODE
● LOID_CHECKC
ODE_ONCEON

System
AUTHTIMEOUT INTEGER 1-168 Indicates the

Disable timeout period of
the
authentication.
This parameter is
valid only when
the AUTH
parameter is set
to ONCE_ON.
If you do not set
this parameter,
the value is
returned as
Disable in the
output
information.
Unit: h.
LINEPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the line
profile.
The parameter is
available only
when the ONU is
in the profile
mode.
SRVPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
service profile.
The parameter is
available only
when the ONU is
in the profile
mode.

System

serial number.
Format: 12-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXX or
16-byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XX. For details
about how to
modify the format
of the returned
SN, see 23.12
How to Modify
the Format of
the Returned SN.
LOID OCTET STRING SIZE (24) Indicates the

logical
authentication
code of the ONT.
CHECKCODE OCTET STRING SIZE (12) Indicates the

logical verification
code of the ONT.

System
PWD OCTET STRING ● When the Indicates the

configuration password.
item
GPON_PWD_F
ORMAT_IN_DB
is set to 0,the
following
characters are
allowed:
English: 26
case insensitive
letters
Digits: 0-9
Special
characters: !@#
$%^&*()- and
space.
● When the
configuration
item
GPON_PWD_F
ORMAT_IN_DB
is set to 1,the
following
hexadecimal
characters are
allowed:
0-9, A-F, and a-
f.
NOTE
For the OLTs earlier
than
V800R011C00, the
maximum length
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.
ALMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

alarm profile
name.

System

default OLT name.
If the value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.
VLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the

management
VLAN of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=V
LAN is entered,
this parameter is
displayed as --.

priority of the
ONU. When the
location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=P
RI is entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.

System
IP IPADDRESS N/A Indicates the IP

address of the
ONU. When the
location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=I
P is entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
MASK IPADDRESS N/A Indicates the IP

mask of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=
MASK is entered,
this parameter is
displayed as --.
GATE IPADDRESS N/A Indicates the

default gateway
of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=G
ATE is entered,
this parameter is
displayed as --.
ROUTEIP OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

destination IP
address of the
ONU. When the
location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=R
OUTEIP is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.

System
ROUTEMASK OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

destination mask
of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=R
OUTEMASK is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
NEXTHOP OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the next

hop IP address of
the ONU. When
the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=
NEXTHOP is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
SNMPPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

SNMP profile
name of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=S
NMPPROF is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.

System
OPTALMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the ONU

optical power
alarm profile
bound to ONUs.
The ONU optical
power alarm
profile is used to
manage optical
module alarm
thresholds in a
centralized
manner.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=
OPTALMPROF is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
VAPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of a global
ONT VAS profile
or general ONT
VAS profile. When
the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=V
APROF is entered,
this parameter is
displayed as --.

System
MACLEARN OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Specifies whether

MAC address
learning function
for ONUs. When
the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=
MACLEARN is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
NOTE
Only the OLT
devices in discrete
mode support this
parameter.
SRVLEVELPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of a service
level profile.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=S
RVLEVELPROF is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R008C05 and
later versions
(excluding
MA5600
V800R009) support
this parameter.
LSTUPTIME INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the last

MM-DD time when the
HH:MM:SS ONT was online.
The time is in UTC
format.
NOTE
You cannot enter
NAME as location
information for
this parameter.

System
LSTDOWNTIME INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the last

MM-DD time when the
HH:MM:SS ONT was offline.
The time is in UTC
format.
NOTE
You cannot enter
NAME as location
information for
this parameter.
DEVCURRENTTIM INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the

E MM-DD current device
HH:MM:SS time. The time is
in UTC format.
NOTE
You cannot enter
NAME as location
information for
this parameter.
VASPROFILESET OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

profile set where
the general ONT
VAS profile
resides.
HARDWAREVERSI OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the ONU

ON hardware version.
BINDWIDTHTYPE OCTET STRING ● 2.5G-1.25G Indicates the

● 10G-2.5G upstream and
downstream rate
● 10G-10G types of an ONT.
● AUTO Unit: bit/s
OPERSTATE OCTET STRING ● ACTIVATE Indicates the

● DEACTIVATE operating status
of the ONU.
NOTE
You cannot enter
NAME as location
information for
this parameter.
PSPROFILE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

power shedding
profile name.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R011C00 and
later versions
support this
parameter.

System
ADDTIME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the add

ONT time. The
time is Shaped
UTC display.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
2689012370 The ONT is not online. Reissue the command

after the ONT goes
online.
Example
To query the list of ONTs on the device named 10.78.217.111, run the following
command:
LST-ONT::DEV=10.78.217.111:6::;
The returned result is as follows:
7340034 2010-11-20 13:55:45
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=100
Ont information of the device 10.78.217.111

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF VENDORID EQUIPMENTID
MAINSOFTVERSION AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT LINEPROF SRVPROF
7340034 0 16 1 113 10.78.217.111/Frame0/Slot16/Port1/OnuID113 -- -- -- -- -- SN
Disable HG863_Line_Profile_1 HG850a_srv
7340034 0 16 1 114 10.78.217.111/Frame0/Slot16/Port1/OnuID114 -- -- -- -- -- SN
Disable HG863_Line_Profile_1 HG850a_srv
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------

System
Related Command
● LST-GEMPORT
● LST-ONTDETAIL
15.8.5 Querying the Details of an ONT (LST-ONTDETAIL)
Usage Note
NOTICE
Do not run this command to bulk query inventories of a large number of ONTs.
Command Format
LST-ONTDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id|
ONTSN=ont-SN)|,PWD=Password|,LOID=Loid|,NAME=ont-name,))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=SRVLEVELPROF PSPROFILE DOWNBW UPCOSPOLICY DOWNCOSPOLICY ISOLATIONSTAT
ACTURALSERIALNUM MAC ONTFEC];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONT ID. This
GPON, the name or ID,
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
UNI port is of subrack, slot,
1G GPON, the and port IDs
value range is are used
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.
NOTE
In the case of
the GPBD
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 127.
In the case of
the GPBC
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 63.
ONTSN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the N/A

Format: 12-
byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XX or 16-byte
character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX.
ONTSN and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

System
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the N/A

STRING NOTE ONT
For the OLTs password.
earlier than
When
V800R011C00,
the maximum locating an
length of ONT based
password for on the
ONTs DEV/DID and
connected to PWD
the OLTs is 10
parameters,
characters.
you do not
need to enter
the subrack
ID, slot ID,
port ID, ONT
SN, or ONT
ID.
The values of
the PWD
parameter
may be
duplicate,
which may
affect current
services. You
can check
whether the
ONT
authenticatio
n password is
duplicate by
setting the
configuration
item
XPON_CHECK
_PASSWORD_
REPEAT_SWI
TCH. For
details about
the meaning
and setting
method of
the
configuration
item, see
Table 8-1.

System

NOTE
In the
command
format, the
PWD in front
of the CTAG
indicates the
location
information
(current ONT
password)
and the PWD
following the
CTAG
indicates the
ONT
password
after
modification.
LOID OCTET SIZE(24) Indicates the -

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONT.

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

STRING NOTE alias. It is
In the case of used to locate
the MA5600 the ONT.
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up
to 32
characters.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● SRVLEVELP Specifies the -

N STRING ROF optional
● PSPROFILE attributes
that can be
● DOWNBW displayed in
● UPCOSPOL the returned
ICY result. If you
● DOWNCOS do not set
POLICY this
parameter,
● ISOLATION the optional
STAT attributes are
● ACTURALS not returned.
ERIALNUM If you set this
● MAC parameter,
the optional
● ONTFEC
attributes are
returned.
Separate
multiple
optional
attributes
with spaces.
NOTE
● ONT alias
Response Format
title="ONT information of the device "+device-name name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID
ONTSTAT NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF LINEPROF SERVPROF ALMPROF VAPROF AUTH
AUTHTIMEOUT SERIALNUM PWD MFORWARDMODE UV TRANSPARENT MACLEARN
IGMPVLANTAGMODE IGMPVLAN IGMPSNOOPING DBATYPE CFGSTAT MATCHSTAT DISCSTAT
VENDORID ONTVER PRODUCTID EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION STANDBYSOFTVER
BATTERYSTAT CURMACCOUNT ONTRANG LOOPINNER LOOPOUTER SRVLEVELPROF PSPROFILE
DOWNBW UPCOSPOLICY DOWNCOSPOLICY ISOLATIONSTAT ACTURALSERIALNUM MAC ONTFEC

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID. This
If the UNI port is parameter, the
of 10G GPON, the device name or
value range is ID, and the
0-255; if the UNI
subrack, slot, and
port is of 1G
GPON, the value port IDs are used
range is 0-127. together to locate
the ONT.
ONTSTAT OCTET STRING ● Active Indicates the ONT

● Activating status.
● Deactive

name.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the alias.

NOTE
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.

name of the
capability set
profile.
This parameter is
available only in
the discrete mode.

System
LINEPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the line
profile.
This parameter is
available only in
the profile mode.
SERVPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
service profile.
This parameter is
available only in
the profile mode.
ALMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
alarm profile.
VAPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of a global
ONT VAS profile
or general ONT
VAS profile.
AUTH OCTET STRING ● SN Indicates the

● SN_PASSWOR authentication
D mode.
● ONCE_ON
● ALWAYS_ON
● LOID
● LOID_ONCEON
● LOID_CHECKC
ODE
● LOID_CHECKC
ODE_ONCEON

System
AUTHTIMEOUT INTEGER 1-168 Indicates the

the
authentication.
This parameter is
valid only when
the authentication
mode is set to
ONCE_ON.
If you do not set
this parameter,
the value is
returned as
Disable in the
output
information.
Unit: h.

serial number.
Format: 12-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXX or
16-byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XX. For details
about how to
modify the format
of the returned
SN, see 23.12
How to Modify
the Format of
the Returned SN.

NOTE password.
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00, the
maximum length
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.
MFORWARDMOD OCTET STRING ● untag Indicates the

E ● translation multicast
forwarding mode
● transparent of the ONT.
● unconcern

System
UV INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the user-

side VLAN.
TRANSPARENT OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

● CLOSE to enable
transparent
transmission.
MACLEARN OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

function of
learning MAC
addresses for the
ONT.
NOTE
Only the OLT
devices in discrete
mode support this
parameter.
IGMPVLANTAGM OCTET STRING ● translation Indicates the

ODE ● transparent VLAN
transforming
mode of the
upstream IGMP
packet.

IGMP VLAN.
IGMPSNOOPING OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

● CLOSE to enable
multicast
snooping of the
ONT.
DBATYPE OCTET STRING ● SR Indicates the

● NSR dynamic
bandwidth
allocation (DBA)
mode.
The capability of
the ONT
determines
whether the ONT
reports the
information to
allocate the
bandwidth
dynamically.

System
CFGSTAT OCTET STRING ● INITIAL Indicates the

● NORMAL configuration
status of the ONT.
● NORESUME After an ONT is
● CONFIG online, this
● FAILED parameter
specifies whether
the configuration
of the ONT is
restored and
whether the
restoration is
complete.
MATCHSTAT OCTET STRING ● INITIAL Indicates the

● MISMATCH matching status.
It is used to
● MATCH specify whether
the ONT
capability
matches the
capability set
profile bound to
the ONT.
DISCSTAT OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

● OFF to enable the re-
discovery
function.
If the re-discovery
function is
enabled, an
automatically
discovered ONT
can be in the
automatic
discovery state
again after the
ONT is canceled
or the registration
information is
deleted.
VENDORID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

vendor ID.
NOTE
Return HWTC for
HUAWEI ONU.
ONTVER OCTET STRING SIZE (40) Indicates the ONT

version.

System
PRODUCTID INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the

product code.

type.

STANDBYSOFTVE OCTET STRING SIZE (14) Indicates the

R version of the
standby software.
BATTERYSTAT OCTET STRING ● NOTSUPPORT Indicates the

● CHARGE status of power
supply of the
● DISCHARGE ONT.
● HOLDING
● POWERON
CURMACCOUNT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the

number of MAC
addresses that the
ONT currently
learns.
ONTRANG INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the

ranging distance
of the ONT.
Unit: m.
LOOPINNER OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

● CLOSE to perform the
local loopback on
the E1 service.
LOOPOUTER OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

● CLOSE to perform the
remote loopback
on the E1 service.

System

name of a service
level profile.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=S
RVLEVELPROF is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R008C05 and
later versions
(excluding
MA5600
V800R009) support
this parameter.
PSPROFILE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

power shedding
profile name.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R011C00 and
later versions
support this
parameter.
UPCOSPOLICY OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the
global upstream
priority queue
mapping profile.
DOWNCOSPOLIC OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

Y name of the
global
downstream
priority queue
mapping profile.

System
DOWNBW OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the MEF
IP traffic profile
used for rate
limits of
downstream
traffic.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R008C05 and
later versions
support this
parameter. GPON
boards except the
H801GPBC board
support this
parameter.
ISOLATIONSTAT OCTET STRING ● NORMAL Indicates the ONT

● ISOLATED isolation status.
NOTE
The MA5680T,
MA5603U,
MA5603T,
MA5608T,
MA5600T,
MA5800-X17 and
MA5800-X7 only
support this
parameter in
profile mode.
ACTURALSERIALN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) (Optional)

UM Indicates the
actual ONT SN.
MAC OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the

bridge MAC
Address of ONU.
The address
format is XX-XX-
XX-XX-XX-XX.
ONTFEC OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Indicates the the

● DISABLE ONT upstream
FEC switch.
● USE_PROFILE_
NOTE
CONFIG
OLTs of
V800R017C10 and
later versions
support this
parameter.

System
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the details of ONT 1 connected to port 0/6/3 on the device named
MA5680T, run the following command:
LST-ONTDETAIL::DEV=MA5680T,FN=0,SN=6,PN=3,ONTID=1:1::;

7340033 2009-05-11 21:00:30 M 1 COMPLD EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded. blktag=1 blkcount=1 blktotal=1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ONT information of
the device MA5680T DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTSTAT NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF
LINEPROF SERVPROF ALMPROF VAPROF AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT SERIALNUM PWD
MFORWARDMODE UV TRANSPARENT MACLEARN IGMPVLANTAGMODE IGMPVLAN
IGMPSNOOPING DBATYPE CFGSTAT MATCHSTAT DISCSTAT VENDORID ONTVER
PRODUCTID EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION STANDBYSOFTVER BATTERYSTAT
CURMACCOUNT ONTRANG LOOPINNER LOOPOUTER 7340033 0 6 3 0 Activating
ONT 810e aa -- -- -- -- SN -- 3230313100060200 -- untag -1 CLOSE OPEN
translation -- OPEN -- INITIAL INITIAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- OPEN
OPEN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;
Related Command
LST-ONT
15.8.6 Querying the IP Address of a GPON ONT (LST-

ONTIPINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the IP address obtained by an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTIPINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T (V800R006 and later

versions)

System
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T (V800R005 and later

versions)
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONT ID. This
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.
NOTE
In the case of
the GPBD
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 127.
In the case of
the GPBC
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 63.

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

STRING alias. It is
used to locate
the ONT.
NOTE
A unique
record may
fail to be
located by
alias. If a
unique record
is located, the
IP address is
queried. If a
unique record
is not located,
an error
message is
displayed.

System
NOTE
● ONT alias
Response Format
title="Gpon ont IP information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME IPINDEX IPCFGTYPE IPADDRESS
IPSUBNETMASK IPGATEWAY
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.

name.
IPINDEX INTEGER 0-1 Indicates the IP

index.

System
IPCFGTYPE OCTET STRING ● DHCP Indicates the

● STATIC mode for
obtaining an IP
● UNCONFIGUR address.
ATION
Options are as
● CONFIGURATI follows:
ON FILE
● DHCP: DHCP
● STATIC: static
● UNCONFIGUR
ATION:
unconfigured
● CONFIGURATI
ON FILE:
configuration
file
IPADDRESS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the IP

address. If the IP
address is 0.0.0.0,
two hyphens (--)
are displayed.
IPSUBNETMASK OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

subnet mask of
an IP address. If
the subnet mask
is 0.0.0.0, two
hyphens (--) are
displayed.
IPGATEWAY OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the IP

gateway. If the
gateway is 0.0.0.0,
two hyphens (--)
are displayed.

System
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not ● Ensure that the device

exist. is successfully added
to the U2000.
● By default, the device
is located according
to the device name. If
the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

then reissue the
command.
1615331094 Multiple records are A unique record failed to

found according to the be located by alias.
location information. Ensure that the ONT
alias is unique.
Alternatively, locate an
ONT by other
information, for
example, device name
(or device ID)+subrack
ID+slot ID+port ID+ONT
ID, or device name (or
device ID)+ONT name.
Example
To query the IP address of ONT 32 connected to port 0/18/0 on the device named
LST-ONTIPINFO::DEV=10.71.215.61,FN=0,SN=18,PN=0,ONTID=32:1::;

System
7340040 2011-12-22 11:39:15

M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon ont IP information of the device 10.71.215.61
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME IPINDEX IPCFGTYPE IPADDRESS IPSUBNETMASK
IPGATEWAY
7340040 0 18 0 32 10.71.215.61/Frame0/Slot18/Port0/OnuID32 0 STATIC 192.168.1.32
255.255.255.0 --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.7 Querying the Information About Auto-Discovered

GPON ONUs (LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND)
Usage Note
The ONU must be connected to the OLT and be powered on.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id][,SN=Slot-id][,PN=Port-id])|
(ONTSN=ONT-serialnum):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
ONTSN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the N/A

Format: 12-
byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XX or 16-byte
character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX.
Response Format
title="Auto find gpon ont information"name of attributes: DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID SERIALNUM PWD
EQUIPMENTID VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSIO
Output Parameter

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

device ID.

subrack ID.

System

ID.

ID.
ONTID INTEGER -- Indicates the ONU

ID.
NOTE
Currently, this
parameter is
meaningless.

sequence number.
It is in the format
"XXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXX", where X is a
hexadecimal
number (0-9 or A-
F).
Indicates the
serial number.
Format: 12-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXX or
16-byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XX. For details
about how to
modify the format
of the returned
SN, see 23.12
How to Modify
the Format of
the Returned SN.

System
PWD OCTET STRING ● When the Indicates the ONU

configuration password.
item
GPON_PWD_F
ORMAT_IN_D
B is set to
0,the following
characters are
allowed:
English: 26
case insensitive
letters
Digits: 0-9
Special
characters: !@#
$%^&*()- and
space.
● When the
configuration
item
GPON_PWD_F
ORMAT_IN_D
B is set to
1,the following
hexadecimal
characters are
allowed:
0-9, A-F, and a-
f.
NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00, the
maximum length
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

System

vendor ID.
NOTE
The configuration
item
GPON_VENDORID_
AUTOFIND_SWITH
determines the
format of
VENDORID. For
details about the
meaning and
setting method of
the configuration
item, see
Table 8-1
.
EQUIPMENTID OCTET STRING SIZE (40) Indicates the type

of the ONU.
NOTE
The configuration
item
XPONCOMMON_T
HIRDONT_EQUIPM
ENT_FORMAT
determines the
format of terminal
types returned for
CIGG vendors'
ONUs. For details
about the meaning
and setting
method of the
configuration item,
see
Table 8-1
.

System
MAINSOFTVERSI OCTET STRING SIZE (14) Indicates the ONU

This parameter is
applicable to the
following devices:
● MA5600T:
MA5600
V800R006 and
later versions
● MA5606T:
MA5600
V800R006 and
later versions
● MA5603T:
MA5600
V800R006 and
later versions
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
Example 1: To query the information about the auto-discovered ONU of port 0/8/2
on the device named 10.78.217.216, run the following command:
LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=8,PN=2:0::;
-1 2010-11-01 16:43:44
M 0 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Auto find gpon ont information

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID SERIALNUM PWD EQUIPMENTID VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSION
10.78.217.216 7340148 0 8 2 -- 3230313100363702 -- -- --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

System
Example 2: To query the information about the auto-discovered ONU (ONTSN:

4857544371E87C03), run the following command:
LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND::ONTSN=4857544371E87C03:0::;

7340037 2013-05-25 19:06:46
M 0 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Auto find gpon ont information

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID SERIALNUM PWD EQUIPMENTID VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSION
10.144.195.36 7340037 0 5 1 -- 4857544371E87C03 floor25612 SmartAX MA5612 2011 V8R310 C00
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
● LST-ONT
● ADD-ONT
15.8.8 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-

ONTRUNINFO)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-ONTRUNINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id)|(,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id)|(,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-
alias:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ALARMSTATE RUNTIME];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

System
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

System

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID. This
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the N/A

For the used to locate
MA5600 the ONT.
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up
to 32
characters.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ALARMSTATE (Optional) N/A

N STRING RUNTIME Specifies the
attributes
that can be
displayed in
the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
NOTE
Set the parameters specified in one of the following items:

● ONT alias
● Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID
● Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID
● Device name, subrack ID, slot ID
● Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID
A list of records are displayed after the query.
Response Format
title="ONT run info of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS RUNSTAT ADMINSTAT
BATTERYSTAT LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE ALARMSTATE RUNTIME

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID. This
0-255; if the UNI
subrack, slot, and
port is of 1G
the ONT.
NOTE
For GPBD boards,
the value ranges
from 0 to 127; for
GPBC boards, the
value ranges from
0 to 63.

name.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the alias.

NOTE
For the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.
RUNSTAT OCTET STRING ● Up Indicate the

● Down running
information about
the ONT.
ADMINSTAT OCTET STRING ● Up Indicates the

● Down activation status
of the ONT.

System

● CHARGE status of power
supply of the
● DISCHARGE ONT.
● HOLDING
● POWERON
LSTUPTIME INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the last

MM-DD time when the
HH:MM:SS ONT was online.
The time is in UTC
format.
LSTDOWNTIME INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the last

MM-DD time when the
HH:MM:SS ONT was offline.
The time is in UTC
format.

System
LSTDOWNCAUSE OCTET STRING ● ONUDEL Indicates reason

● ONTDISCONN why the ONT was
ECT offline last time.
● LOSI Options are as
follows:
● LOFI
● ONUDEL: The
● SFI ONT is deleted.
● LOAI ● ONTDISCONN
● LOAMI ECT: The ONT
● DACT Failure is
disconnected.
● DACT
● LOSI: A branch
● Reset fiber is
● Re-Regester disconnected
● Popup Failure or the OLT fails
to detect
● Author Failure
optical signals
● Dying-gasp from an EPON
● OFF-Line ONT.
Failure ● LOFI: ONT
● Deactive frames are lost.
Because of ● SFI: Bit error
Ring rates of the
● Trunoff Optic ONT exceed
the preset
● Cmd Reboot
threshold.
● Forced Reset
● LOAI: PLOAM
● Software Reset acknowledgme
● ONT Operator nt messages
Password are lost for the
Check Failure ONT.
● Operator ● LOAMI: PLOAM
Check Failure messages are
lost for the
● The ONT is
ONT.
self-detected
as a rogue ● DACT Failure:
ONT The ONT
deactivation
fails.
● DACT: The
ONT is
deactivated.
● Reset: The
ONT is reset.
● Re-Regester:
The ONT
registers again.

System
● Popup Failure:
The ONT fails
to respond to
the popup
messages from
the OLT.
● Author Failure:
The ONT
authentication
fails.
● Dying-gasp:
The Dying-
gasp alarm is
reported when
the ONT
undergoes a
power failure.
● OFF-Line
Failure: The
ONT fails to
get offline.
● Deactive
Because of
Ring: The ONT
goes offline
because of the
ring.
● Trunoff
Optic:The ONT
optical module
is shut down.
● Cmd
Reboot:The
ONT is reset by
ONT
command.
● Forced
Reset:The ONT
is reset by ONT
reset button.
● Software
Reset:The ONT
is reset by ONT
software.
● ONT Operator
Password
Check

System
Failure:The
ONT is
deactived due
to broadcast
attack.
● Operator
Check
Failure:Fail to
check operator.
● The ONT is
self-detected
as a rogue
ONT:A rogue
ONT is
detected by
itself.
ALARMSTATE OCTET STRING SD/SF/DOW/LOS/ Indicates the

RDI alarm type of the
ONT.
NOTE
If SD, SF, DOW,
LOS, or RDI is
displayed, it
indicates that the
ONT generates an
SD or SF or a
DOW, LOS, or RDI
alarm. If SD, SF,
DOW, or LOS is
displayed, the ONT
generates an SD or
SF or a DOW or
LOS alarm.
RUNTIME INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the

online duration of
the ONT.
Unit: s.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.

System
Example
To query the running status of ONT 10 connected to port 0/14/3 on the device
LST-ONTRUNINFO::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=3,ONTID=10:1::;

7340034 2010-11-20 14:19:16
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT run info of the device 10.167.223.48

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS RUNSTAT ADMINSTAT BATTERYSTAT LSTUPTIME
LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE
7340085 0 14 3 10 MA5600T/Frame0/Slot14/Port3/OnuID10 -- Down Up -- -- -- --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.9 Querying the List of ONT Ports (LST-ONTPORT)
Usage Note
When the value of the configuration item BMS_LSTONTPORT_SHOW_NNI is set
to 1, the command output contains information about the NNI ports. For details
Command Format
LST-ONTPORT::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|
NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias[,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id][,PWD=ont-
password]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=VLANDEFAULT ONTPORTASTAT TXPOWER ONTPORTSUBTYPE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

System
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2357/2355/2356 MA5800-X17-VAN/MA5800-X7-VAN/
MA5800-X15-VAN
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

System

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID. This
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

the MA5600 the ONT.
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up
to 32
characters.

System
ONTPORTTYP OCTET ● E1 Indicates the -

E STRING ● FE type of the
user port.
● GE
NOTE
● MOCA
● MOCA
● CATV indicates
the
● IPHOST Ethernet
● ETH port that
complies
● VDSL2 with the
North
American
standard.
● CATV
indicates
the
interface
of the
cable
television.

ID of the user
port.
PWD OCTET SIZE(36) Indicates the -

STRING NOTE ONT
earlier than
If you locate
V800R011C00,
the maximum the ONT
length of according to
password for the DEV/DID
ONTs and PWD
connected to parameters,
the OLTs is 10
you do not
characters.
need to enter
the subrack
number, slot
ID, port ID,or
ONT ID.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET (Optional),Ind -

N STRING ● VLANDEFA icates the
ULT option of
● ONTPORT output,
ASTAT include the
● TXPOWER attribute of
the return
● ONTPORTS result.
UBTYPE

System
NOTE
● ONT alias
Response Format
title="Gpon ont port information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPSTAT
VLANDEFAULT ONTPORTASTAT TXPOWER ONTPORTSUBTYPE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
ranges from 0 to
63.

System
ONTPORTTYPE OCTET STRING ● E1 Indicates the type

● FE of the user port.
NOTE
● GE
● MOCA
● MOCA indicates the
● CATV Ethernet port
that complies
● IPHOST with the North
● ETH American
standard.
● T1
● CATV indicates
● CATVANI the interface of
the cable
● POTS television.
● VDSL2
● NNI

the user port.
ONTPSTAT OCTET STRING ● Active Indicates the

● Deactive current running
status of the ONT
● Activating port.
NOTE
This parameter is
not supported
when
ONTPORTTYPE is
POTS.
VLANDEFAULT INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the

default VLAN ID.
ONTPORTASTAT OCTET STRING OPEN Indicates the

CLOSE status of the ONT
port.
NOTE
This parameter is
not supported
when
ONTPORTTYPE is
POTS.
TXPOWER INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the ONT

port output
power.
Only CATV ports
support output
power queries.
Unit: 0.001 dBmV.

System
ONTPORTSUBTYP OCTET STRING ● E1 Indicates the

E ● FE subtype of the
ONT port.
● GE
● VDSL2
● WIFI
● MOCA
● ETH
● CATV
● IPHOST
● CATVANI
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the list of ports of ONT 10 connected to port 0/14/3 on the device
LST-ONTPORT::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=3,ONTID=10:1::;
7340085 2010-11-20 14:35:19
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=7
blktotal=7
Gpon ont port information of the device 10.167.223.48

-----------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPSTAT
7340085 0 14 3 10 E1 1 --
7340085 0 14 3 10 E1 2 --
7340085 0 14 3 10 IPHOST 1 --
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 1 Activating
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 2 Activating
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 3 Activating
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 4 Activating
-----------------------------------------------------------------

System
Related Command
LST-ONTPORTDETAIL
15.8.10 Querying the Details of an ONT Port (LST-

ONTPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
NOTICE
Command Format
LST-ONTPORTDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-
id:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=UPSTREAMPROFILENAME DOWNSTREAMPROFILENAME];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID. This
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.

System

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

the MA5600 the ONT.
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up
to 32
characters.
ONTPORTTYP OCTET ● E1 Indicates the -

E STRING ● FE type of the
user port.
● GE
NOTE
● MOCA
● MOCA
● CATV indicates
the
● IPHOST Ethernet
● ETH port that
complies
● VDSL2 with the
North
American
standard.
● CATV
indicates
the
interface
of the
cable
television.

ID of the user
port.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● UPSTREAM (Optional) -

N STRING PROFILEN Specifies the
AME attributes
● DOWNSTR that can be
EAMPROFI displayed in
LENAME the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
returned. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
NOTE
● Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT ID, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
● Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT ID, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
● Device name, ONT name, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
● Device ID, ONT name, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
● ONT alias, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
Response Format
title="Gpon ont port detail information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ACTUALPT
ONTPSTAT VLANDEFAULT PRIORITY CODEMODE NEGOTIATE DUPLEX SPEED FLOWCTRL
LOOPBACK COPYPRIORITYPOLICY QINQ ADMINSTAT UPSTREAMPROFILENAME
DOWNSTREAMPROFILENAME
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

System

ID.

NOTE ID.
ranges from 0 to
63.

● FE of the user port.
NOTE
● GE
● MOCA
● MOCA indicates the
● CATV Ethernet port
that complies
● IPHOST with the North
● ETH American
standard.
● VDSL2
● CATV indicates
the interface of
the cable
television.

the user port.
ACTUALPT OCTET STRING ● FE Indicates the

● GE actual type of the
user port.
● ETH
● VDSL2
ONTPSTAT OCTET STRING ● Active Indicates the

● Deactive current running
status of the ONT
● Activating port.
VLANDEFAULT INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the

default VLAN ID.

priority.
CODEMODE OCTET STRING ● AMI Indicates the line

● HDB3 code format of
the E1 port.

System
NEGOTIATE OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

auto-negotiation.
DUPLEX OCTET STRING ● HALF Indicates the

● FULL duplex mode of
the Ethernet port.
● AUTO The meanings of
● AUTO-HALF the options are as
● AUTO-FULL follows:
● -- ● HALF: Indicates
the half-duplex
mode. In this
mode, data
can be either
transmitted or
received on the
network at a
time.
● FULL: Indicates
the full-duplex
mode. In this
mode, data
can be
transmitted or
received on the
network
simultaneously.
● AUTO:
Indicates the
auto
negotiation
mode.
● AUTO-HALF:
Indicates the
auto
negotiation
half-duplex
mode.
● AUTO-FULL:
Indicates the
auto
negotiation
full-duplex
mode.
● --: invalid value

System
SPEED OCTET STRING ● 10 Indicates the rate

● 100 of the ONT port.
● 1000 Unit: Mbit/s.
● 2500
● 10000
● AUTO
● AUTO-10
● AUTO-100
● AUTO-1000
● AUTO-2500
● AUTO-10000
● --
FLOWCTRL OCTET STRING ● OPEN Specifies whether

● CLOSE to enable flow
control of the
ONT port.
LOOPBACK OCTET STRING ● NOLOOP Indicates the

● REMOTEINNER loopback mode of
the ONT port.
● REMOTEOUTE Only the Ethernet
R port and E1 port
support this
parameter.
In the case of an
Ethernet port, this
parameter can be
set to NOLOOP
or
REMOTEINNER.
In the case of the
E1 port, this
parameter can be
set to NOLOOP
or
REMOTEOUTER.
COPYPRIORITYPO OCTET STRING ● ASSIGNED Indicates the

LICY ● COPYCOS priority copy
policy.
● UNCONCERN
QINQ OCTET STRING ● DISABLE Specifies whether

● ENABLE to enable the
transparent
● UNCONCERN transmission of
the QinQ VLAN.

System

● Down management
status. Only the
FE, GE, CATV and
Ethernet ports
support this
parameter.
UPSTREAMPROFI OCTET STRING SIZE(64) Indicates the

LENAME name of an
upstream
committed access
rate (CAR) profile.
DOWNSTREAMPR OCTET STRING SIZE(64) Indicates the

OFILENAME name of a
downstream CAR
profile.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query details about port 1 of ONT 10 connected to port 0/14/3 on the device
LST-
ONTPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=3,ONTID=10,ONTPORTT
YPE=ETH,ONTPORTID=1:1::;
7340033 2009-05-11 21:54:16
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon ont port detail information of the device 10.167.223.48

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ACTUALPT ONTPSTAT

System
VLANDEFAULT PRIORITY CODEMODE NEGOTIATE DUPLEX SPEED FLOWCTRL LOOPBACK

COPYPRIORITYPOLICY QINQ ADMINSTAT
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 1 -- Activating 1 0 -- 0 0 0 CLOSE -- -- -- Up
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-ONTPORT
15.8.11 Querying the Ethernet Port Details of a GPON ONT

(LST-GPONONTETHPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the Ethernet port details of a GPON ONT. Ensure
that the OLT is online before running this command.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTETHPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-id,SN=slot-id,PN=port-
id,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT index.
If the UNI The ONTID,
port is of 10G DEV (or DID),
GPON, the FN, SN, and
value range is
PN
0-255; if the
UNI port is of parameters
1G GPON, the identify an
value range is ONT.
0-127.

ID of an ONT
user-side port.

System
Response Format
title="ont eth port information of the Device DevName"
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPORTSTATUS RXPKTS
TXPKTS
Output Parameter
Parameter Type Range Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE INTEGER 47 Indicates the ONT

port type.
If the value is 47,
the port is an
Ethernet port.

an ONT user-side
port.
ONTPORTSTATUS OCTET STRING ● ACTIVATE Indicates the

● DEACTIVATE status of the ONT
port.
RXPKTS INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the

number of
received packets.
Unit: packet.

System
TXPKTS INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the

number of
transmitted
packets.
Unit: packet.
Error Code
1610612751 Parameter Enter all mandatory parameters that are

is included in the command.
incomplete.
Example
To query the details about ONT 6 whose port ID is 1 and is connected to port
0/8/0 on the device named 10.78.217.216, run the following command:
LST-
GPONONTETHPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0,ONTID=6,ON
TPORTID=1:333::;
7340046 2010-11-04 17:42:32
M 333 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ont eth port information 10.78.217.216

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPORTSTATUS RXPKTS TXPKTS
7340046 0 8 0 6 47 1 ACTIVATE -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE
The valid fields of each Ethernet port vary with the types of devices and ports. The invalid
fields are displayed as --.
Related Command
LST-ETHPORT

System
15.8.12 Querying the Status of an ONU POTS User (LST-

ONTPOTSSTATE)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-ONTPOTSSTATE::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id)|,NAME=ont-name|,PWD=ont-password))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID. This
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.

System

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

System
PWD OCTET ● When the Indicates the -

STRING configurati ONT
on item password.
GPON_PW If you locate
D_FORMA the ONT
T_IN_DB is according to
set to 0,the the DEV/DID
following and PWD
characters parameters,
are you do not
allowed: need to enter
English: 26 the subrack
case number, slot
insensitive ID, port ID,or
letters ONT ID.
Digits: 0-9
Special
characters:
!@#$
%^&*()-
and space.
● When the
configurati
on item
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 1,the
following
hexadecim
al
characters
are
allowed:
0-9, A-F,
and a-f.
NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00,
the maximum
length of
password for
ONTs
connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

System

the MA5600 the ONT.
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up
to 32
characters.
NOTE
● ONT alias
Response Format
title="List ont pots state "+device-name
name of attributes:NAME DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID POTSINDEX ADMINSTAT
CONNECTIONSTAT SERVICESTAT
Output Parameter

name.

device ID.

System

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
POTSINDEX INTEGER 1-2 Indicates the

POTS user index.
ADMINSTAT OCTET STRING ● CONNECT Indicates the

● LOCKD management
status of the
POTS user.

System
CONNECTIONSTA OCTET STRING ● REGISTERING Indicates the

T ● IDLE connection status
of the POTS user.
● DIALING
NOTE
● RINGING For compatibility
● PLAYING- concern, retain the
original spelling
RINGBACK- and set
TONE UseRightParaNam
● BEING- eForPotsState to 1
to change FAILED-
CONNECTED
REGISTRATTION
● CONNECTED to FAILED-
REGISTRATION.
● RELEASING For details about
CONNECTION how to modify the
● FAILED- UseRightParaNam
REGISTRATTIO eForPotsState
configuration item,
N see the Table 8-2.
● DEACTIVED
● FAULT
SERVICESTAT OCTET STRING ● LOCAL- Indicates the

BLOCKED service status of
● REMOTE- the POTS user.
BLOCKED
● REMOTE-
FAULT
● NORMAL
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the status of the POTS users of ONT 0 connected to port 0/11/0 on the
LST-ONTPOTSSTATE::DEV=10.71.214.171,FN=0,SN=11,PN=0,ONTID=0:1::;

System
7340080 2011-12-29 14:17:18

M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
List ont pots state 10.71.214.171
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NAME DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID POTSINDEX ADMINSTAT CONNECTIONSTAT
SERVICESTAT
MA5680T/Frame 0/Slot 11/Port 0/OnuID0 7340080 10.71.214.171 0 11 0 0 1 CONNECT
IDLE NORMAL
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.13 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the User Port

of an FTTH ONU (LST-GPONONTPORTMAC)
Usage Note
● ONU ports function properly.
● The ONU UNI port must be connected to a home gateway that works in the
normal state and that is connected to a network device such as a PC.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTPORTMAC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id,VLANID=vlan-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

System
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - (Optional) -

Indicates the
device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

System

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONU ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORTTYP OCTET ● FE Indicates the -

E STRING ● GE type of user
port on the
● ETH ONU.
● VDSL2
● WLAN

ID of the user
port of the
ONU. The
range of the
user ports is
restricted by
the capability
set profile.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4094 Indicates the -

VLAN ID.
When this
parameter is
set to 0, the
default VLAN
is used for
queries and
the value 1 is
returned.
NOTE
Enter either the device ID or the device name. Other parameters are mandatory.

System
Response Format
title="Ont information of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANID MAC
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE OCTET STRING ● FE Indicates the type

● GE of user port on
the ONU.
● ETH
● VDSL2
● WLAN

port ID of the
ONU. The number
of the user ports
is defined in the
ONT capability
profile.

VLAN ID.

address addresses
learned by the
user port of the
FTTH ONU.

System
Error Code
1610612764 Device Timeout The cause is usually that the

device is offline. Verify that the
disconnected.
● The SNMP read and write
community names are set
incorrectly.
● The U2000 cannot ping the
device because of network
faults.
2686058531 The device does not ● Verify that the device is

U2000.
● By default, the device is
located according to the device
name. If the value of the
Address.
2686058554 Command does not Verify that the command supports

support this device the entered device name or IP
type address.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Verify that the command is

command.
are correct.
the correct order.

System
Example
To query the MAC addresses learned by FE port 1 on ONT 1 connected to port
LST-
GPONONTPORTMAC::DEV=10.71.211.96,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,ONTPORT
TYPE=FE,ONTPORTID=1,VLANID=3999:CTAG::;
NOTE
The first five MAC addresses learned by the port are displayed each time the query
operation is complete. The invalid fields are displayed as --.

7340033 2009-03-06 13:51:38
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5

----------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANID MAC
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-74-04-FF-5F-53
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
----------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-SERVICEPORT
15.8.14 Querying the Details of GPON Optical Modules (LST-

GPONSFP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the information about optical modules on a
specified device. Before running this command, ensure that the device is online
and has been configured with a GPON optical module on the specified slot.
If this command is run for xGPON COMBO boards, the command output will
contain two records.
This command supports the XGPON optics module information of H901CGID

board.
Command Format
LST-GPONSFP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num][,PN=port-num]:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR];

System
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
(MA5600 V800R008C00 and later
versions)
95 MA5603T
versions)
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
versions)
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● IDENTIFIER (Optional) -

N STRING ● CONNECT Specifies the
OR attributes
that can be
displayed in
the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
title="GPON SFP information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62MICRON5
VENDORNAME VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN VENDORREV WAVELENGTH TYPE SUBTYPE
IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
LENGTH9MICRON INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

transmission
distance of
9/125μm fiber.
Unit: 100m.

System
LENGTH50MICRO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

N transmission
distance of
50/125μm fiber.
Unit: m.

N5 transmission
distance of
62.5/125μm fiber.
Unit: m.
VENDORNAME OCTET STRING 0-17 Indicates the

vendor name.
VENDOROUI OCTET STRING 0-9 Indicates the OUI

ID of the vendor.
VENDORPN OCTET STRING 0-17 Indicates the

product ID of the
vendor.
VENDORSN OCTET STRING 0-17 Indicates the

serial number of
the vendor.
VENDORREV OCTET STRING 0-5 Indicates the

version.
WAVELENGTH INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

optical
wavelength.
Unit: nm.
TYPE OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the type

● GPON of the optical
module.
● EPON
NOTE
● 10G GPON 10G GPON
● 10G EPON represents the XG-
GPON type which
● WDM PON is defined in the
TIU-T standard.
● hybrid PON
● XGPON+GPON
● PRX30-E
● XGSPON
+GPON
● TWDMPON
● XGS-PON

System
SUBTYPE OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the

● CLASS B+ subtype of the
optical module.
● CLASS C+
● CLASS B
● PX20
● PX20+
● PR30
● PR20
● PRX30
● PRX20
● CLASS C++
● PX20++
● PRX40
● PR40
● N2A
● N2B
● N1
● E1
● E2a
● E2b
● D1
IDENTIFIER OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the

● GBIC optical module ID.
Only NEs that
● SolderedToMot work in profile
herboard mode support this
● SFP parameter.

System
CONNECTOR OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the

● SC optical module
connector type.
● CopperConnect Only NEs that
or1 work in profile
● CopperConnect mode support this
or2 parameter.
● BNC/TNC
● CoaxialHeaders
● FiberJack
● LC
● MT-RJ
● MU
● SG
● OpticalPigtail
● HSSDC II
● CopperPigtail
● MpoParallelOp
tic
● RJ45
Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid Verify that the command is correct

parameter is null, or ● The parameter values do not
Value of parameter exceed the ranges of the
is wrong parameters specified by the
command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
Example 1: To query information about optical modules on the board in slot 4 of
subrack 0 on the device named 10.78.217.110, run the following command:
LST-GPONSFP::DEV=10.78.217.110,FN=0,SN=4:CTAG::;

System

7340032 2011-04-20 13:58:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=8
blktotal=8
GPON SFP information of the device 10.78.217.110

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
DID FN SN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62MICRON5 VENDORNAME VENDOROUI
VENDORPN VENDORSN VENDORREV WAVELENGTH TYPE SUBTYPE
7340032 0 4 0 100 0 0 OCP TRP-G1L1BCHWS 3428392 0000 1310 -- --
7340032 0 4 1 0 0 0 -- 0 -- --
7340032 0 4 2 0 0 0 -- 0 -- --
7340032 0 4 4 200 0 0 NEOPHOTONICS PTB38J0-6538E-SC A1009096926 1.0 1490 --
--
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
Example 2: To query information about optical modules of port 0/2/3 on the

LST-
GPONSFP::DEV=10.144.79.105,FN=0,SN=2,PN=3:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=IDENTIFI
ER CONNECTOR;

7340037 2014-01-17 14:53:00
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
DID FN SN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62MICRON5 VENDORNAME
VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN VENDORREV WAVELENGTH TYPE SUBTYPE
7340037 0 2 3 200 0 0 SOURCEPHOTONICS 00-06-b5 SPS4348HHPCDE
B3Q2016487 4 1490 GPON CLASS B+ SFP SC
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
Example 3: To query information about optical modules of port 0/16/0 on the

LST-
GPONSFP::DEV=10.71.51.71,FN=0,SN=16,PN=0:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=IDENTIFIE
R CONNECTOR;

7340035 2016-07-21 16:48:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2

System
blktotal=2

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
7340035 0 16 0 200 0 0 Hisense Unspecified LTE3680M-BC+ E4924005538
1.0 1490 GPON CLASS B+ SFP SC
7340035 0 16 0 200 0 0 MITSUBISHI ELEC 00-26-92 XT-10000GLA1CA01
83021310UV000026 0.2 1577 10GGPON N1 SFP SC
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
Related Command
LST-SFP
15.8.15 Querying the Parameters of the Optical Module of an

ONT (LST-ONTDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-ONTDDMDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name|PWD=ont-password))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=OPTICSRXPOWERbyOLT OPTICSCATVRXPOWER TYPE SUBTYPE
TxPowerHighAlarmThreshold TxPowerLowAlarmThreshold RxPowerHighAlarmThreshold
RxPowerLowAlarmThreshold CurrTxBiasHighAlarmThreshold CurrTxBiasLowAlarmThreshold
VoltageHighAlarmThreshold VoltageLowAlarmThreshold TemperatureHighAlarmThreshold
TemperatureLowAlarmThreshold];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2

System
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONT ID. This
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.
In the case of
the GPBD
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 127.
In the case of
the GPBC
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 63.

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

STRING NOTE ONT
earlier than
If you locate
V800R011C00,
the maximum the ONT
length of according to
password for the DEV/DID
ONTs and PWD
connected to parameters,
the OLTs is 10
you do not
characters.
need to enter
the subrack
number, slot
ID, port ID,or
ONT ID.

System

the MA5600 the ONT.
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up
to 32
characters.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● OPTICSRXP (Optional) -

N STRING OWERbyO Specifies the
LT attributes
● OPTICSCAT that can be
VRXPOWE displayed in
R the returned
result. If you
● TYPE set this
● SUBTYPE parameter,
● TxPowerHi the
ghAlarmTh corresponding
reshold attributes are
displayed. By
● TxPowerLo default, the
wAlarmThr attributes are
eshold not displayed.
● RxPowerHi
ghAlarmTh
reshold
● RxPowerLo
wAlarmThr
eshold
● CurrTxBias
HighAlarm
Threshold
● CurrTxBias
LowAlarm
Threshold
● VoltageHig
hAlarmThr
eshold
● VoltageLo
wAlarmThr
eshold
● Temperatu
reHighAlar
mThreshol
d
● Temperatu
reLowAlar
mThreshol
d

System
NOTE
● ONT alias
Response Format
title="ONT DDM detail of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS OPTICSRXPOWER
OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
OPTICSRXPOWERbyOLT
OPTICSCATVRXPOWER TYPE SUBTYPE TxPowerHighAlarmThreshold TxPowerLowAlarmThreshold
RxPowerHighAlarmThreshold RxPowerLowAlarmThreshold CurrTxBiasHighAlarmThreshold
CurrTxBiasLowAlarmThreshold VoltageHighAlarmThreshold VoltageLowAlarmThreshold
TemperatureHighAlarmThreshold TemperatureLowAlarmThreshold
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID. In the case of
If the UNI port is the GPBD board,
of 10G GPON, the the value ranges
value range is from 0 to 127. In
0-255; if the UNI
the case of the
port is of 1G
GPON, the value GPBC board, the
range is 0-127. value ranges from
0 to 63.
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the ONT

name.

System
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the ONT

NOTE alias.
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.
OPTICSRXPOWER FLOAT -10000 to +10000 Indicates the

receive optical
power.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
OPTICSTXPOWER FLOAT -10000 to +10000 Indicates the

transmit optical
power.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
OPTICSTXBIASCU INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the bias

RR current.
Unit: mA.
OPTICSTXTEMP FLOAT -100 to +300 Indicates the

temperature of
the optical
module.
Unit: °C.
OPTICSTXVOL INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

voltage of the
optical module.
Unit: mV.
ONTRANGING DOUBLE 0-2147483647 Indicates the

ranging distance
of the ONT.
Unit: m.
OPTICSRXPOWER FLOAT -10000 to +10000 Indicates the ONT

byOLT optical power
received by the
OLT.
Unit: 0.01dBm.

System
OPTICSCATVRXPO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

WER CATV receive
optical power.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
TYPE OCTET STRING ● GPON Indicates the

● EPON optical module
type.
● 10G EPON
● 10G GPON
● WDMPON
● hybirdPON
● GPON/EPON
● UNKNOWN
● XGS-PON
SUBTYPE OCTET STRING ● CLASS B+ Indicates the

● PRX20 optical module
subtype.
● PRX40
● PR40
● GPON CLASS B
+/EPON PX20+
● GPON CLASS
B/EPON PX20
● UNKNOWN
● CLASS C+
● CLASS B
● N2A
● N2B
● N1
● E1
● E2a
● E2b
● N1/N2A/E1/E2
a
● CLASS C++
● PX20
● PX20+
● PX20++
● PR30
● PR20
● PRX30

System
TxPowerHighAlar FLOAT -10000 to 10000 Indicates the

mThreshold upper alarm
threshold of the
transmit optical
power.
Unit: 0.01dBm
TxPowerLowAlar FLOAT -10000 to 10000 Indicates the

mThreshold lower alarm
threshold of the
transmit optical
power.
Unit: 0.01dBm
RxPowerHighAlar FLOAT -10000 to 10000 Indicates the

threshold of the
receive optical
power.
Unit: 0.01dBm
RxPowerLowAlar FLOAT -10000 to 10000 Indicates the

threshold of the
receive optical
power.
Unit: 0.01dBm
CurrTxBiasHighA- INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

larmThreshold upper alarm
threshold of the
bias current.
Unit: mA
CurrTxBiasLowAla INTEGER 0 to 10000 Indicates the

rmThreshold lower alarm
threshold of the
bias current.
Unit: mA
VoltageHighAlarm INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

Threshold upper alarm
threshold of the
supply voltage.
Unit: mV

System
VoltageLowAlarm INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

Threshold lower alarm
threshold of the
supply voltage.
Unit: mV
TemperatureHigh- FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the

AlarmThreshold upper alarm
threshold of the
temperature.
Unit:
TemperatureLowA FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the

larmThreshold lower alarm
threshold of the
temperature.
Unit: °C
Error Code
1610612764 Device Timeout The cause is usually that the device is

offline. Verify that the following
faults do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.
2686058531 The device does not ● Verify that the device is

exist. successfully added to the U2000.
according to the device name. If
the value of the configuration
parameter indicates the IP address
of the device. For details about
how to modify configuration
Address.

System
2686058554 Command does not Verify that the command supports

support this device the entered device name or IP
type address.

command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
Example 1: To query the parameters of the optical module of ONT 2 connected to
port 0/17/2 on the device named 10.78.217.114, run the following command:
LST-ONTDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.114,FN=0,SN=17,PN=2,ONTID=2:CTAG::;
7340107 2010-11-20 16:30:48
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT DDM detail of the device 10.78.217.114

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER
OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
7340107 0 17 2 2 10.78.217.114/Frame0/Slot17/Port2/OnuID2 -- 10000 0 0 0 0 188
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
Example 2: To query the parameters of the optical module of ONT 4 connected to

LST-
ONTDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.144.79.105,FN=0,SN=2,PN=1,ONTID=4:CTAG::SHOW
OPTION=OPTICSRXPOWERbyOLT;
7340037 2014-01-17 14:55:46
M CTAG COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT DDM detail of the device 10.144.79.105

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER
OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING OPTICSRXPOWERbyOLT
7340037 0 2 1 4 10.144.78.115 -- -1388 249 9 49 3270 21 -1496
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
Related Command
None.
15.8.16 Querying the Optical Module Information of an MDU

NNI Port (LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
● The OLT and MDU must be online.
● The OLT of a specific version must support the GPON service.
● The optical module functions properly.
Command Format
LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slotid,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Device Type No. Type
57 MA5606T
70 MA5610
100 MA5616
92 MA5652G
The MA5652G V800R307C00 and later versions
96 MA5620
65 MA5620G
97 MA5626
66 MA5626G
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669

System
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
r

value of the
configuration item
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

number.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot N/A

number.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port N/A

number.
NOTE

System
Response Format
title="Onu Optic Power info of device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP
OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
Output Parameter
FN INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the subrack number.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot number.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port number.
OPTICSRXP FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the receive power of

OWER the optical module.
Unit: dBm
OPTICSTXP FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the transmit power

OWER of the optical module.
Unit: dBm
OPTICSTXBI FLOAT 0-10000 Indicates the bias current of

ASCURR the optical module.
Unit: mA
OPTICSTXTE FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the temperature of

MP the optical module.
Unit: °C
OPTICSTXV INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the power supply

OL voltage of the optical module.
Unit: mV

System
Error Code

offline. Ensure that the following faults
do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.
2686058531 The device does not ● Ensure that the device is successfully
exist. added to the U2000.
device. For details about how to
modify configuration items, see 23.7
How to Locate a Device According
to the IP Address.
2686058554 Command does not Ensure that the command supports the
support this device entered device name or IP address.
type

parameter is null, or ● The parameter values do not exceed
Value of parameter the ranges of the parameters
is wrong specified by the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query information about the MDU optical module (ONTID=0) at port 0/0/1 on
LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=0,PN=1:CTAG::;
7340033 2010-11-09 18:38:24
M CTAG COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
MXU Power info of device 10.78.217.216

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL
7340033 0 0 1 -15.07 2.99 10.54 30.6 3370
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-EPONONTDDMDETAIL
15.8.17 Querying the Ethernet Transmission Feature of an

Upstream Port of an ONT (LST-ONTETHPORTPERF)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-ONTETHPORTPERF::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias[,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-
id]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONT ID. This
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

the MA5600 the ONT.
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up
to 32
characters.
ONTPORTTYP OCTET ● FE Indicates the -

E STRING ● GE type of the
user port.
● ETH

ID of the user
port.

System
NOTE
● Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT ID, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
● Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT ID, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
● Device name, ONT name, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
● Device ID, ONT name, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
● ONT alias, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
In the preceding items, the ONT port type and the ONT port ID are optional.
If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, the symbol indicates an invalid value. Note:
The ONTPORTTYPE and ONTPORTID parameters are optional in this command. If you set
the ONTPORTTYPE and ONTPORTID parameters, you can query the Ethernet transmission
feature of the UNI port. If you do not set these two parameters, you can query the Ethernet
transmission feature of the ONT NNI port.
Response Format
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is In the case of the
of 10G GPON, the
GPBD board, the
value range is
ranges from 0 to
63.

name.

System

NOTE alias.
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.
TransmittedFrame DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

s 9551615 number of
transmitted
frames.
ReceivedFrames DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
received frames.
TransmittedOctets DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
transmitted bytes.
ReceivedOctets DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
received bytes.
DiscardedTxFrame DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

s 9551615 number of
discarded frames
after the frames
are transmitted.
Only the ONT
NNI port supports
this parameter.
DiscardedRxFrame DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

s 9551615 number of
discarded frames
after the frames
are received. Only
the ONT NNI port
supports this
parameter.

System
CountsTxScapeErr DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
upstream frames
with delimitation
failures of the
ONT. Only the
ONT NNI port
supports this
parameter.
CountsTxBipErr DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
upstream bit
interleaved parity
(BIP) error frames
of the ONT. Only
the ONT NNI port
supports this
parameter.
CountsRxBipErr DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
downstream BIP
error frames of
the ONT. Only the
ONT NNI port
supports this
parameter.
CountsTxFECDeco DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

dedCorrect 9551615 number of
corrected blocks
in case of
upstream forward
error correction
(FEC) decoding.
Only the ONT
NNI port supports
this parameter.
CountsTxFECDeco DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

dedUnCorrect 9551615 number of
uncorrected
blocks in case of
FEC decoding.
Only the ONT
NNI port supports
this parameter.

System
CountsTxHECErr DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
upstream header
error control
(HEC) check
errors. Only the
ONT NNI port
supports this
parameter.
OversizedFrames DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
oversized frames
received. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
ShortFrames DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
undersized frames
received. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
Jabbers DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of error
Jabber frames
received. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
FragmentsLesstha DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

n64Bytes 9551615 number of 64-
byte frames
received. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
FCS DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of FCS
frame check
errors received.
Only the Ethernet
port supports this
parameter.

System
ExcessiveCollisions DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of frames
that fail to be
transmitted due
to excessive
collisions. Only
the Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
OverflowRx DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 times of overflows
of the receive
buffer. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
OverflowTx DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 times of overflows
of the transmit
buffer. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
DeferredFrames DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
transmission-
delayed frames.
Only the Ethernet
port supports this
parameter.
TxMaxRate INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the

maximum TX rate.
This parameter is
only applicable to
ETH ports.
RxMaxRate INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the

maximum RX rate.
This parameter is
only applicable to
ETH ports.

System
Error Code
1610612764 Device The cause is usually that the device is offline.

Timeout Verify that the following faults do not occur:
● The physical connection is disconnected.
● The SNMP read and write community names
are set incorrectly.
● The U2000 cannot ping the device because
of network faults.
2686058531 The device ● Verify that the device is successfully added to

does not the U2000.
exist. ● By default, the device is located according to
the device name. If the value of the
configuration item DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV
parameter indicates the IP address of the
device. For details about how to modify
configuration items, see 23.7 How to Locate
a Device According to the IP Address.
2686058554 Command Verify that the command supports the entered

does not device name or IP address.
support this
device type
2686058498 Missing, Verify that the command is correct according to

invalid the following requirements:
parameter ● The parameter values do not exceed the
or ranges of the parameters specified by the
mandatory command.
parameter is
null, or ● The entered parameter names are correct.
Value of ● The parameters are entered in the correct
parameter is order.
wrong
Example
To query the transmission feature statistics of ONT 3 connected to port 0/13/0 on
the device named MA5600T_SFP, run the following command:
LST-
ONTETHPORTPERF::DEV=MA5600T_SFP,FN=0,SN=13,PN=0,ONTID=3:CTAG::;
7340032 2016-11-30 16:53:45
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

System
Gpon ont perf information of the device

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames
TransmittedOctets ReceivedOctets DiscardedTxFrames DiscardedRxFrames CountsTxScapeErr
CountsTxBipErr CountsRxBipErr CountsTxFECDecodedCorrect CountsTxFECDecodedUnCorrect
CountsTxHECErr OversizedFrames ShortFrames Jabbers FragmentsLessthan64Bytes FCS
ExcessiveCollisions OverflowRx OverflowTx DeferredFrames TxMaxRate RxMaxRate
7340032 0 13 0 3 10.71.211.96/Frame0/Slot13/Port0/OnuID3 0 0 0 0 0 0
32237 1105 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.18 Querying the List of DBA Profiles Bound to an ONT

(LST-ONTDBAPROF)
Usage Note
The ONT to be queried must exist and be bound to a DBA profile.
Command Format
LST-ONTDBAPROF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id)|(PWD=ont-password)):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TCONTTYPE ASSUREDBANDWIDTH FIXEDBANDWIDTH
MAXBANDWIDTH BANDWIDTHCOMPENSATION];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI NOTE
port is of 10G In the case of
GPON, the the GPBD
value range is board, the
0-127. board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 63.

System

STRING configurati ONT
on item password.
GPON_PW If you locate
D_FORMA the ONT
T_IN_DB is according to
set to 0,the the DEV/DID
following and PWD
characters parameters,
are you need not
allowed: enter the
English: 26 subrack ID,
case slot ID, port
insensitive ID, and ONT
letters ID.
Digits: 0-9
Special
characters:
!@#$
%^&*()-
and space.
● When the
configurati
on item
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 1,the
following
hexadecim
al
characters
are
allowed:
0-9, A-F,
and a-f.
NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00,
the maximum
length of
password for
ONTs
connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET TCONTTYPE Specifies the -

N STRING ASSUREDBAN attributes
DWIDTH that can be
displayed in
FIXEDBANDW the returned
IDTH result. If you
MAXBANDWI set this
DTH parameter,
BANDWIDTH the
COMPENSATI corresponding
ON attributes are
displayed. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
NOTE

● Enter either the subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID or the ONT password.
● Enter the subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID in order. For example, you can enter
Response Format
title="Tcont profile referred by the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID TCONTID ALLOCID DBAPROF TCONTTYPE
ASSUREDBANDWIDTH FIXEDBANDWIDTH MAXBANDWIDTH BANDWIDTHCOMPENSATION
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System

NOTE ID.
ranges from 0 to
63.
TCONTID INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the T-

CONT ID.
ALLOCID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the Alloc

ID of a GPON
connection. The
OLT uses the Alloc
IDs to identify all
the ONUs (ONTs)
that are
connected to it.
Each T-CONT of
the ONUs has a
globally unique
Alloc ID.
DBAPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the DBA
profile.
ASSUREDBANDWI INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the

DTH assured
bandwidth.
Unit: kbit/s.
FIXEDBANDWIDT INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the fixed

H bandwidth.
Unit: kbit/s.
MAXBANDWIDTH INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the

maximum
bandwidth.
Unit: kbit/s.
BANDWIDTHCOM OCTET STRING ● YES Indicates the

PENSATION ● NO bandwidth
compensation.

System
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the list of DBA profiles bound to ONT 10 connected to port 0/5/0 on the
LST-ONTDBAPROF::DEV=10.71.227.2,FN=0,SN=5,PN=0,ONTID=10:CTAG::;
7340073 2010-11-20 16:22:16
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Tcont profile referred by the device:10.71.227.2, FN=0, SN=5, PN=0, ONTID=10

------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID TCONTID ALLOCID DBAPROF
7340073 0 5 0 10 0 10 dba-profile_1
------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-ONT
15.8.19 Querying the List of GEM Ports (LST-GEMPORT)

Usage Note
This command is available only for the device in the discrete mode.
Command Format
LST-GEMPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-id[,ONTID=ont-id]
[,GEMPORTID=port-id]]]]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ONTID TCONTID PITP OPTION82SW DHCPV6OPTION];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T

System
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

Indicates the
subrack ID.

Indicates the
slot ID.

Indicates the
port ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) -

NOTE Indicates the
If the UNI ONT ID.
port is of 10G NOTE
GPON, the For GPBD
value range is boards, the
0-127. board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 63.

Indicates the
GEM port ID.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● ONTID (Optional) -

N STRING ● TCONTID Specifies the
attributes
● PITP that can be
● OPTION82 displayed in
SW the returned
● DHCPV6O result. If you
PTION set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
NOTE

● Enter the ONT ID or the GEM port ID must be set.
Response Format
title="Gemport information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN GEMPORTID NAME ALIAS DNENCRYPT SERVICETYPE
BINDONT DBAPROF TCONTPQ CASCASE ONTID TCONTID PITP OPTION82SW DHCPV6OPTION
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

port ID.

System
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE (1-255) Indicates the

name.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (1-128) Indicates the alias.

NOTE
For the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.
BINDONT OCTET STRING SIZE (1-32) Indicates the ONT

that is bound.
TCONTPQ INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the PQ

of the ONT T-
CONT.
AVERBAND INTEGER 64-1048576 Indicates the

average
bandwidth.
MAXBAND INTEGER 64-1048576 Indicates the

maximum
bandwidth.
DNENCRYPT OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Specifies whether

downstream
encryption.
SERVICETYPE OCTET STRING ● TDM Indicates the

● ETH service type.
CASCADE OCTET STRING ● ON Specifies whether

subtending.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
DBAPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (1-32) Indicates the

name of the DBA
profile.

System
TCONTID INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the

TCONT ID.
PITP OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Specifies whether

● DISABLE the PITP function
of a device is
enabled. If the
device needs to
provide the BRAS
with the physical
port information
of the access
subscriber, enable
the PITP function.
After the PITP
function is
enabled on the
port and globally,
the device works
with the RADIUS
or the BRAS to
authenticate the
binding between
the subscriber
account and the
access port. In this
manner, the
subscriber
account can be
protected against
theft and
roaming.
This parameter is
supported for
querying a single
GEM port. In
other scenarios, --
is returned.

System
OPTION82SW OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Specifies whether

● DISABLE the DHCP option
82 function of a
device is enabled.
After the DHCP
option 82
function is
enabled, the
device adds the
option 82 field to
DHCP packets to
ensure the
security of the
DHCP function.
This parameter is
supported for
querying a single
GEM port. In
other scenarios, --
is returned.
DHCPV6OPTION OCTET STRING ● ENABLE The DHCPv6

● DISABLE server can
allocate IP
addresses to
authorized users
based on the
DHCPv6 option.
This prevents
unauthorized
users from
applying for IP
addresses from
the server and
eliminates IP
address
exhaustion
spoofing to the
DHCPv6 server.

System
Error Code

then reissue the
command. Alternatively,
check whether the device
to which the command is
issued supports this
command. The device in
the profile mode does
not support this
command.
Example
To query the list of GEM ports of slot 5 in shelf 0 on the device named
LST-GEMPORT::DEV=10.71.227.2,FN=0,SN=5,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340073 2010-11-20 16:23:01
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=17
blktotal=17
Gemport information of the device 10.71.227.2

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
DID FN SN PN GEMPORTID NAME ALIAS BINDONT DBAPROF TCONTPQ AVERBAND
MAXBAND DNENCRYPT SERVICETYPE CASCADE
7340073 0 5 0 128 10.71.227.2/Frame0/Slot5/Port0/GemPortID128 -- 10.71.227.2/Frame0/
Slot5/Port0/OnuID0 -1 -- -- DISABLE ETH OFF

System
7340073 0 5 0 1601 10.71.227.2/Frame0/Slot5/Port0/GemPortID1601 -- -1 -- --

DISABLE ETH OFF
DISABLE ETH OFF
DISABLE ETH OFF
DISABLE ETH OFF
DISABLE ETH OFF
DISABLE ETH OFF
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
Related Command
LST-GEMCONNECTION
15.8.20 Querying the List of GEM Connections (LST-

GEMCONNECTION)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-GEMCONNECTION::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,
(ONTID=ont-id|GEMPORTID=port-id)[,VLANID=vlan-id]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TRAFFICPROF TCONTID
DBAPROFILE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04

System
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE Indicates the
If the UNI ONT ID.
port is of 10G NOTE
GPON, the In the case of
value range is the GPBD
0-255; if the board, the
UNI port is of value ranges
1G GPON, the from 0 to 127.
value range is In the case of
0-127. the GPBC
board, the
value ranges
from 0 to 63.

Indicates the
GEM port ID.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4095 (Optional) -

Indicates the
VLAN ID.
In profile
mode, the
MA5600V800
R007C00B150
and later
versions
support this
parameter.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● TRAFFICPR (Optional) -

N STRING OF Indicates the
● TCONTID traffic profile.
The
● DBAPROFI TRAFFICPRO
LE F parameter
is contained
in the output
parameters
only after you
enter
SHOWOPTIO
N=TRAFFICP
ROF.

System
NOTE

● Enter either the ONT ID or the GEM port ID.
Response Format
title="GEM Connection information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VLANID PRIORITY ONTPORTTYPE
ONTPORTID AVERBAND MAXBAND TRAFFICPROF TCONTID DBAPROFILE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
ranges from 0 to
63.

port ID.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the user

VLAN ID.

priority.

System

● FE of the user port of
the ONT.
● GE
● MOCA
● CATV
● CESOP
● IPHOST
● ETH
● VDSL2
● ETHBUNDLE

System

the user port of
the ONT. The
range of the user
ports is restricted
by the capability
set profile.
● In the case of
the MA5600T
whose version
is earlier than
V800R005C32B
138, the value
of this
parameter
ranges from 0
to 40.
● In the case of
the MA5600T
whose version
is from
V800R005C32B
138 to
V800R005C32B
999 or is later
than
V800R005C33,
the value of
this parameter
ranges from 1
to 63.
● In the case of
the MA5603T,
the value of
this parameter
ranges from 1
to 63.
AVERBAND INTEGER 64-1048576 Indicates the

average
bandwidth.
MAXBAND INTEGER 64-1048576 Indicates the

maximum
bandwidth.

System
TRAFFICPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

name of the
traffic profile. If
you enter
SHOWOPTION=T
RAFFICPROF, this
parameter is
displayed.
TCONTID INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the T-

CONT ID. If you
enter
SHOWOPTION=T
CONTID, this
parameter is
displayed.
In profile mode,
the
MA5600V800R007
C00B150 and
later versions
support this
parameter.
DBAPROFILE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

name of the DBA
profile. If you
enter
SHOWOPTION=D
BAPROF, this
parameter is
displayed.
In profile mode,
the
MA5600V800R007
C00B150 and
later versions
support this
parameter.

System
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the list of GEM connections of ONT 5 connected to port 0/14/3 on the
LST-GEMCONNECTION::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=3,ONTID=5:CTAG::;

7340085 2010-11-20 16:02:47
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
GEM Connection information of the device 10.167.223.48

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VLANID PRIORITY ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID
AVERBAND MAXBAND
7340085 0 14 3 5 0 11 -- -- -- -- --
7340085 0 14 3 5 1 14 -- -- -- -- --
7340085 0 14 3 5 2 15 -- -- -- -- --
7340085 0 14 3 5 3 16 -- -- -- -- --
7340085 0 14 3 5 4 12 -- -- -- -- --
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-GEMPORT
15.8.21 Querying the Real-Time Performance Data of Ethernet

Traffic on a GPON UNI Port (LST-GPONPORTPERF)
Usage Note
● The OLT is in profile mode and supports GPON services.
Command Format
LST-GPONPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;

System
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack
number.

slot number.

port number.
NOTE
Response Format
title="GPON port perf information of the device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES
OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS MAXRATE OUTMULTPKTS INMULTPKTS OUTBROADPKTS
INBROADPKTS TxRate RxRate

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack number.

number.

number.
INOCTES INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the total

9551615 number of bytes
received.
INUCASTPKTS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the total

9551615 number of unicast
packets received.
INDISCARDS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the total

9551615 number of
dropped packets
received.
INERRORS INTEGER 0 Indicates the total

number of error
packets received.
OUTOCTES INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the total

transmitted.
OUTUCASTPKTS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the total

packets
transmitted.
OUTDISCARDS INTEGER 0 Indicates the total

number of
dropped packets
transmitted.
OUTERRORS INTEGER 0 Indicates the total

number of error
packets
transmitted.

System
RxDiscardsPktsOc- INTEGER 0-8589934590 Indicates the

cupancy discarded of
received packets.
Only the Ethernet
port supports this
parameter
RxErrorsPktsOccu- INTEGER 0-8589934590 Indicates the

pancy errors of received
packets. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter
TxDiscardsPktsOc- INTEGER 0-8589934590 Indicates the

cupancy discarded of
transmitted
packets. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
TxErrorsPktsOccu- INTEGER 0-8589934590 Indicates the

pancy errors of
transmitted
packets. Only the
Ethernet port
supports this
parameter.
MAXRATE INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 maximum rate of
bytes received.
OUTMULTPKTS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 multicast of
transmitted
packets.
INMULTPKTS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 multicast of
received packets.
OUTBROADPKTS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 broadcast of
transmitted
packets.
INBROADPKTS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 broadcast of
received packets.

System
TxRate INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the rate

9551615 of transmitted.
RxRate INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the rate

9551615 of received.
Error Code
1610612764 Device Timeout. The cause is usually that

the device is offline.
Ensure that the following
● The physical
connection is
disconnected.
● The SNMP read and
write community
names are set
incorrectly.
● The U2000 cannot
ping the device
because of network
faults.

to the U2000.
the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see How to Locate a
Device According to
the IP Address.

System
2686058554 Command does not Ensure that the

support this device type. command supports the
entered device name or
IP address.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the

parameter or mandatory command is correct
parameter is null, or according to the
wrong. ● The parameter values
do not exceed the
ranges of the
by the command.
● The entered
parameter names are
correct.
order.
Example
To query the performance data of port 0/6/0 on the device named 10.167.223.118,
LST-GPONPORTPERF::DEV=10.167.223.118,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340223 2011-08-16 14:47:14
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESCSucceeded.
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GPON port perf information of the device 10.167.223.118

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS
OUTERRORS MAXRATE OUTMULTPKTS INMULTPKTS OUTBROADPKTS INBROADPKTS TxRate RxRate
7340223 0 6 0 12114230155007 29676475874 554 0 12320052392670 29380420383 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None

System
15.8.22 Querying the Real-Time Performance Data of a GPON

ONT Ethernet Port (LST-GPONONTETHPORTPERF)
Usage Note
● The OLT and ONT must be online.
● The OLT is in profile mode and supports GPON services.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTETHPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTID=ont-portid:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack
number.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the N/A

ONT Ethernet
port ID.

System
NOTE
Response Format
title="Eth Port of ONT Performance info of device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS
OUTOCTES OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS TxRate RxRate
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack number.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the ONT

Ethernet port ID.

received.

packets received.

9551615 number of
dropped packets
received.

System
INERRORS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the total

packets received.

transmitted.

packets
transmitted.

number of
dropped packets
transmitted.
OUTERRORS INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the total

packets
transmitted.
TxRate INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the rate

9551615 of bytes
transmitted.
RxRate INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the rate

9551615 of bytes received.
Error Code

do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.

System
to the IP Address.
type

correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the performance data of Ethernet port 1 on ONT 0 connected to port
LST-
GPONONTETHPORTPERF::DEV=10.167.223.118,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0,ONTID=0,ONT
PORTID=1:CTAG::;
7340223 2011-08-16 14:47:05
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Eth Port of ONT Performance info of device 10.167.223.118

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES
OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS TxRate RxRate
7340223 0 6 0 0 1 36774 0 0 0 116144 0 0 0 0 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
;

System
Related Command
None
15.8.23 Querying the ONT WAN Port Information (LST-

ONTWAN)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the ONT WAN port information. Query at levels
other than ONT (NE, board, or port level) supports GPON query only, and all the
query results are obtained from the database. Information that is not contained in
the database is displayed as --. For third-party ONTs (non-Huawei ONTs), only
basic information is displayed. Other information is displayed as --.
Command Format
LST-ONTWAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((((FN=frame-id,SN=slot-id,PN=port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|
(ONTKEY=ontkey))[,WANIPADDR=WANIP])|([,FN=Frame-id][,SN=Slot-id][,PN=Port-id])):CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR WANSUBMASK WANVLAN WANGW ADDTYPE
DNSENABLE DNSSVR PPPOEUSER WANMAC];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U

versions)
2331 MA5608T

versions)
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

OLT ID.

STRING default OLT
name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID of
the OLT.

slot ID of the
OLT.

port ID of the
OLT.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI NOTE
port is of 10G For GPBD
GPON, the boards, the
0-255; if the from 0 to 127.
UNI port is of For GPBC
1G GPON, the boards, the
0-127. from 0 to 63.

System
ONTKEY OCTET ● The range Indicates the N/A

STRING of the ONT key. An
value is ONT is
SIZE(36) located
when the according to
GPON_PW the device
D_FORMA and the ONT
T_IN_DB is key.
set to 0. This
● the range parameter
of the can contain
value is the following
SIZE(72) characters:
when the ● English
GPON_PW letters: a
D_FORMA to z and A
T_IN_DB is to Z
set to 1.
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).
If you set this
parameter,
you do not
need to set
the FN, SN,
PN, and
ONTID
parameters.
WANIPADDR IPADDRESS - Indicates the -

static IP
address of the
WAN port.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● WANID Specifies the -

N STRING ● WANNAM attributes
E that can be
displayed in
● WANIPAD the returned
DR result.
● WANSUBM If the values
ASK of
● WANVLAN SHOWOPTIO
● WANGW N include
PPPOEUSER,
● ADDTYPE WANID, and
● DNSENABL WANNAME,
E only these
● DNSSVR three
parameters
● PPPOEUSE
are queried. If
R
the values of
● WANMAC SHOWOPTIO
N do not
include
PPPOEUSER,
relevant
parameters
are queried
based on the
value entered
for
SHOWOPTIO
N.
NOTE
This
parameter is
mandatory
when
WANIPADDR
is not set.
NOTE

● Device name and ONT key
● Device ID and ONT key

System
Response Format
● Query at ONT level:

title="ONT POTS attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR
WANSUBMASK WANVLAN WANGW ADDTYPE DNSENABLE DNSSVR PPPOEUSER WANMAC
● Query at levels other than ONT (NE, board, or port level):

title="ONT WAN attributes of the device"
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR
WANSUBMASK WANVLAN WANGW ADDTYPE DNSENABLE DNSSVR PPPOEUSER WANMAC
VENDORID EQUIPMENTID SERIALNUM
Output Parameter

device ID of the
OLT.

subrack ID of the
OLT.

ID of the OLT.

ID of the OLT.

NOTE ID.
of 10G GPON, the For GPBD boards,
value range is the value ranges
0-255; if the UNI from 0 to 127. For
port is of 1G GPBC boards, the
GPON, the value value ranges from
range is 0-127. 0 to 63.
WANID INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the ID of

the WAN port.
WANNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (256) Indicates the

name of the WAN
port.
WANIPADDR IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP

address of the
WAN port.
WANSUBMASK IPADDRESS - Indicates the

subnet mask of
the WAN port.

System
WANVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the

VLAN ID of the
WAN port.
WANGW IPADDRESS - Indicates the

gateway of the
WAN port.
ADDTYPE OCTET STRING Static Indicates the

DHCP address type of
the WAN port.
DNSENABLE OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

Disable the DNS server is
enabled.
DNSSVR OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

name of the DNS
server.
DNS server names
are separated by
underscores (_).
PPPOEUSER OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

PPPoE user name.
WANMAC OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC

Address of the
WAN port. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

vendor ID, which
is displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
NOTE
Return 2011 for
HUAWEI ONU.
EQUIPMENTID OCTET STRING SIZE(40) Indicates the ONT

type, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.

System
SERIALNUM OCTET STRING SIZE(16) Indicates the

serial number,
which is displayed
only when ONT
WAN port
information is
queried at non-
ONT levels.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not Check whether the input

exist. command is correct as
follows:
● The ONT
corresponding to the
location information
such as FN, SN, PN,
and ONTID in the
input parameter exist.
● An IP address is
configured for the
ONT WAN port.
● If the WANIPADDR
parameter is specified
in the command,
ensure that the IP
address is configured
on the ONT WAN
port.
Example
● To query the information about the WAN port of ONT 20 connected to port
LST-
ONTWAN::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20,WANIPADDR=
10.10.10.1:{$CTAG}::SHOWOPTION=WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR
WANSUBMASK WANVLAN WANGW;
7340074 2011-06-16 09:55:38
M {$CTAG} COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

System
blktotal=1
ONT POTS attributes of the device 10.78.217.111

--------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR WANSUBMASK
WANVLAN WANGW
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 wan1 10.10.10.1 -- 665 10.10.10.10
--------------------------------------------------------------------
;
● To query the information about the WAN port on the device named
10.71.59.65:
– run the following command:
LST-ONTWAN::DEV=10.71.59.65:6::;
– The returned result is as follows:
0 2016-12-24 19:23:31
M COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=65
blktotal=65
ONT WAN attributes of the device

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR WANSUBMASK
WANVLAN WANGW PPPOEUSER VENDORID EQUIPMENTID SERIALNUM
7342239 0 2 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF02005E2B
7342239 0 2 0 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF02008DB6
7342239 0 2 0 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF0200D655
7342239 0 2 0 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF0200B91C
7342239 0 13 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF130089A0
7342239 0 13 0 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1515472199 F660V3
5A544547C03989ED
7342239 0 13 0 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1515472199 F660V3
5A544547C0803A60
7342239 0 13 0 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1515472199 F609V5.2
5A544547C6710441
7342239 0 13 0 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1515472199 F609V5.2
5A544547C0D43935
7342239 0 13 1 11 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1515472199 F660V3
5A544547C05E7EFE
7342239 0 13 1 24 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2011 HG8245A
48575443E909743B
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
Related Command
None
15.8.24 Querying ONT SIP User Accounts (LST-ONTSIPINFO)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the registration user name, password, and
registration user name of the SIP user ports. Query at levels other than ONT (NE,
board, or port level) supports GPON query only, and all the query results are

System
obtained from the database. Information that is not contained in the database is
displayed as --. For third-party ONTs (non-Huawei ONTs), only basic information
is displayed. Other information is displayed as --.
Command Format
LST-ONTSIPINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id)|(ONTKEY=ont-key))[,SIPUSERNAME=Sip-userName])|([,FN=Frame-id][,SN=Slot-id][,PN=Port-id])):CTAG::;
Supporting Device

versions)

versions)
2331 MA5608T

versions)
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System

STRING of the EPON ONT
value is key or the
SIZE(36) GPON ONT
when the authenticatio
GPON_PW n password.
D_FORMA An ONT is
T_IN_DB is located
set to 0. according to
● the range the device
of the and the ONT
value is key. If you set
SIZE(72) this
when the parameter,
GPON_PW you do not
D_FORMA need to set
T_IN_DB is the FN, SN,
set to 1. PN, and
ONTID
parameters.
NOTE
For the EPON
ONT key:
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).

System
SIPUSERNAM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the N/A

E STRING registration
user name of
a SIP user
port. This
value is a
phone
number.
NOTE
You may use
personal
information of
users when
configuring
the relevant
information.
Therefore, you
are obligated
to take
considerable
measures, in
compliance
with the laws
of the
countries
concerned
and the user
privacy
policies of
your
company, to
ensure that
the personal
data of users
is fully
protected.
NOTE

Response Format
● Query at ONT level
title="ONT SIP INFO: " + SIPUSERNAME
name of attributes: SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME

System

title="ONT POTS attributes of the device " + DID FN SN PN ONTID SIPUSERNAME
SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME VENDORID EQUIPMENTID SERIALNUM
Output Parameter
SIPUSERNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

registration user
name of a SIP
user port. This
value is a phone
number.
SIPUSERPWD OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

password of a SIP
user port.
SIPNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

authentication
user name of a
SIP user port.

ID, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the OLT

subrack ID, which
is displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the OLT

slot ID, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the OLT

port ID, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.

System

NOTE ID, which is
If the UNI port is displayed only
of 10G GPON or when ONT WAN
10G EPON, the port information
value range is
is queried at non-
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G ONT levels.
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

vendor ID, which
is displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
NOTE
Return 2011 for
HUAWEI ONU.

type, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.

serial number,
which is displayed
only when ONT
WAN port
information is
queried at non-
ONT levels.

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not The terminal does not

exist. exist. Verify that the
input parameters, such
as the device ID (or
device name), subrack
ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT
ID, and ONT key are
correct.
Example
● Example 1: To query the ONT SIP user account on the device named
LST-
ONTSIPINFO::DEV=10.71.32.13,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=34,SIPUSERNAM
E=87654321:6::;
7340034 2010-11-20 13:55:45
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT SIP INFO: 87654321
-------------------------------------------
SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME
87654321 123456 AAA
-------------------------------------------
;
LST-ONTSIPINFO::DEV=10.71.59.65,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0:6::;
7342239 2017-02-26 11:23:30
M COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
ONT POTS attributes of the device

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME VENDORID
EQUIPMENTID SERIALNUM
7342239 0 2 0 0 -- ****** -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF02005E2B
7342239 0 2 0 1 -- ****** -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF02008DB6
7342239 0 2 0 2 -- ****** -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF0200D655
7342239 0 2 0 3 -- ****** -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF0200B91C
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

System
Related Command
None
15.8.25 Querying GPON Line Profile Names (LST-

GPONLINEPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side GPON line profiles. To ensure
accurate query results, synchronize NE-side GPON line profiles to the U2000
before running this command.
Command Format
LST-GPONLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=line-profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING default OLT
device name.
If the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of a
GPON line
profile.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="GPON LineProfile of the Device"

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of a GPON
line profile.
Error Code

command.
correct order.

Example
To query the GPON line profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the
LST-GPONLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.216,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:28:51
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GPON LineProfile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340032 aa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.8.26 Querying GPON Service Profile Names (LST-

GPONSRVPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side GPON service profiles. To ensure
accurate query results, synchronize NE-side GPON service profiles to the U2000
Command Format
LST-GPONSRVPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=service-profile-name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING default OLT
device name.
If the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

STRING name of a
GPON service
profile.
You can
search for
profiles by
profile name
or some
characters in
the profile
name.
Response Format
title="GPON ServiceProfile of the Device"

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

name of a GPON
service profile.
Error Code

parameter is ● The parameter values do not
blanks, or the value exceed the ranges of the
of the parameter is parameters specified by the
wrong. command.
correct order.

Example
To query the GPON service profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the
LST-GPONSRVPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.216,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:29:31
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GPON ServiceProfile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340032 aa
----------------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.8.27 Query the DHCP IP Configuration of an ONT (LST-

ONTIPCONFIG)
Usage Note
This command is only applicable to devices in the profile mode.
Command Format
LST-ONTIPCONFIG::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid,ONTID=ont-
id:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=IPINDEX IPADDRESS MASK GATEWAY PRIDNS SLAVEDNS VLANID PRIORITY
DSCPPRI];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● IPINDEX Controls the -

N STRING ● IPADDRESS attributes to
be returned.
● MASK This
● GATEWAY parameter is
● PRIDNS optional. If
you set this
● SLAVEDNS parameter,
● VLANID the attributes
● PRIORITY specified will
be returned.
● DSCPPRI
For example,
if you set
SHOWOPTIO
N to
IPINDEX, IP
indexes will
be returned in
the response
message. If
you do not
set this
parameter,
the attributes
controlled by
this
parameter
will not be
returned.
NOTE

Response Format
title="ONT ipconfig information of the device"+device-name
DID FN SN PN ONTID IPCONFIGMODE IPINDEX IPADDRESS MASK GATEWAY
PRIDNS SLAVEDNS VLANID PRIORITY DSCPPRI

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
IPCONFIGMODE OCTET STRING DHCP Indicates the

STATIC mode in which an
ONT obtains IP
NONE addresses.
CFGFILE
IPINDEX INTEGER 0 Indicates the IP

1 index.
IPADDRESS OCTET STRING SIZE(0-255) Indicates the

static IP address.
MASK OCTET STRING SIZE(0-255) Indicates the

mask for the
static IP address.
GATEWAY OCTET STRING SIZE(0-255) Indicates the

gateway IP
address used for
ONT
management.
PRIDNS OCTET STRING SIZE(0-255) Indicates the IP

address of the
primary DNS
server.
SLAVEDNS OCTET STRING SIZE(0-255) Indicates the IP

address of the
secondary DNS
server.

System
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the ID of

the ONT
management
VLAN.

254 priority of the
ONT
management
VLAN.
If
IPCONFIGMODE
is set to DHCP,
the value of this
parameter will be
254.
DSCPPRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the

default DSCP
priority of the
ONT
management
VLAN.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
1610612764 Device timeout. Verify that the device

runs in the normal state.
2686058531 The device does not Verify that the device to

exist. which the command is
issued exists.
Example
To query the IPCONFIGMODE, IPINDEX, IPADDRESS, MASK, GATEWAY, PRIDNS,
SLAVEDNS, VLANID, PRIORITY, and DSCPPRI of ONT 0 connected to port 0/14/0
on the device named 10,144,195,226, run the following commands:

System
● LST-
ONTIPCONFIG::DEV=10.144.195.226,FN=0,SN=14,PN=0,ONTID=0:CTAG::SH
OWOPTION=IPINDEX IPADDRESS MASK GATEWAY PRIDNS SLAVEDNS
VLANID PRIORITY DSCPPRI;
7340131 2011-05-23 15:07:37
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Success.
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT ipconfig information of the device 10.144.195.226

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
DID FN SN PN ONTID IPCONFIGMODE IPINDEX IPADDRESS MASK GATEWAY
PRIDNS SLAVEDNS VLANID PRIORITY DSCPPRI
7340122 0 14 0 0 STATIC 1 10.144.195.176 255.255.254.0 10.144.194.1 0.0.0.0
0.0.0.0 9 5 --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
;
Related Command
None
15.8.28 Querying the VoIP Address of an ONT (LST-

ONTVAGVOIP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the VoIP address of an ONT and the proxy IP
address of an IMS. Query at levels other than ONT (NE, board, or port level)
supports GPON query only, and all the query results are obtained from the
database. Information that is not contained in the database is displayed as --. For
third-party ONTs (non-Huawei ONTs), only basic information is displayed. Other
information is displayed as --.
Command Format
LST-ONTVAGVOIP::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),((((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id)|(ONTKEY=ont-key))[,VAGNAME=vag-name])|([,FN=Frame-id][,SN=Slot-id][,PN=Port-id])):CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP
SECPROXYPORT GWNAME LPORT REGISPRD MAXJB MINJB INITJB INITFIXJB DTMF SGVLANID MGVLANID];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U

System
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING default OLT
name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

System

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

value is key.
SIZE(36)
when the
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 0.
● the range
of the
value is
SIZE(72)
when the
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 1.
VAGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

STRING VAG name.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET VAGID (Optional) N/A

N STRING VAGNAME Specifies the
attributes
SGIP that can be
MGIP displayed in
HOMEDOMAI the response.
N If you set this
parameter,
PROXYIP the
PROXYPORT corresponding
SECPROXYIP attributes are
displayed. By
SECPROXYPO
default, the
RT
attributes are
GWNAME not displayed.
LPORT
REGISPRD
MAXJB
MINJB
INITJB
INITFIXJB
DTMF
SGVLANID
MGVLANID
Response Format
title="ONT VAG attributes of the device "+device-name
DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP
SECPROXYPORT GWNAME LPORT REGISPRD MAXJB MINJB INITJB INITFIXJB DTMF SGVLANID MGVLANID
Output Parameter

System
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID.

NOTE
If the UNI
port is of
10G GPON
or 10G
EPON, the
value range
is 0-255; if
the UNI port
is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the
value range
is 0-127.
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates VAG ID.
VAGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name.

STRING
SGIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

WAN port associated with the
signaling gateway.
MGIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

media gateway.
HOMEDOMAIN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the home

STRING domain.
PROXYIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

proxy server.
PROXYPORT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the port ID of the

proxy server.
SECPROXYIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

secondary proxy server.
SECPROXYPOR INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the port ID of the

T secondary proxy server.
GWNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name.

STRING
LPORT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the local port ID.
REGISPRD INTEGER 1-65534 Indicates the registered life

cycle.
Unit: second.
MAXJB INTEGER 1-200 Indicates the largest dynamic JB

value.

System
MINJB INTEGER 1-200 Indicates the smallest dynamic

JB value.
INITJB INTEGER 1-200 Indicates the initial dynamic JB

value.
INITFIXJB INTEGER 1-200 Indicates the initial fixed JB

value.
DTMF INTEGER InBand Indicates the DTMF transmission

RFC2833 mode.
SGVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the

signaling gateway.
MGVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the

media gateway.
Error Code
None
Example
● Example 1: To query the VoIP address of ONT 20 of port 0/16/4 on the device
LST-
ONTVAGVOIP::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20:CTAG::SH
OWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP
PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT SGVLANID MGVLANID;
7340074 2011-06-15 00:31:21
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT VAG attributes of the device 10.78.217.111

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT
SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT SGVLANID MGVLANID
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 vagf1 10.10.10.10 10.10.10.10 11.11.11.11 23.23.23.23 5060
22.22.22.22 5060 5060 201 201
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
● Example 2: To query the VoIP address of port 0/2/0 on the device named

System
LST-
ONTVAGVOIP::DEV=10.71.59.65,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0:6::SHOWOPTION=VAGID
VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP
SECPROXYPORT GWNAME LPORT REGISPRD MAXJB MINJB INITJB
INITFIXJB DTMF SGVLANID MGVLANID;
1 2016-12-26 11:35:31
M COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
ONT VAG attributes of the device

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP
PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT GWNAME LPORT REGISPRD MAXJB MINJB
INITJB INITFIXJB DTMF SGVLANID MGVLANID
7342239 0 2 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
7342239 0 2 0 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
7342239 0 2 0 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
7342239 0 2 0 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.29 Querying the ONT PSTN User Information (LST-

ONTVOIPPSTNUSER)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-ONTVOIPPSTNUSER::(DID=devid|DEV=devname),((FN=frame-id,SN=slot-id,PN=port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|
(ONTKEY=ontkey))[,ONTPORTID=ontportid]:CTAG::[OFFQRYFLAG=Enable|Disable][,SHOWOPTION=VAGID
VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY DCTIME USERPRIORITY DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD
HOTLINE USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1 PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1 CODECSENABLE1 CODECS2
PKTPERIOD2 PRIORITY2 CODECSENABLE2 CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4
PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER
HOTLINETIMER CALLWAITINGENABLE CALLTRANSFERENABLE MWIENABLE THREEWAYENABLE
CALLHOLDENABLE DATASOURCE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T

System
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID. This
EPON, the
and the
value range is
0-255; if the subrack, slot,
UNI port is of and port IDs
1G GPON or are used
1G EPON, the together to
value range is locate the
0-127.
ONT.

System
ONTKEY INTEGER ● The range Indicates the -

of the EPON ONU
value is key.
SIZE(36)
when the
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 0.
● the range
of the
value is
SIZE(72)
when the
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 1.

user port ID.

System
OFFQRYFLAG OCTET Enable Specifies Disable

STRING Disable whether to
enable the
offline query
functions.
This
parameter is
optional.
The options
are as follows:
● Enable:
indicates
that the
U2000 can
query
informatio
n about
offline
ONTs.
● Disable:
indicates
that the
U2000
cannot
query
informatio
n about
offline
ONTs.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET VAGID Specifies the -

N STRING VAGNAME optional
attributes
DIALMODE that can be
RPOLARITY displayed in
DCTIME the returned
result. If you
USERPRIORIT do not set
Y this
DIGITMAP parameter,
DIRECTORYN the optional
O attributes are
not returned.
USERNM If you set this
USERPWD parameter,
HOTLINE the optional
attributes are
USERENABLE returned.
SENDGAIN Separate
RCVGAIN multiple
optional
CODECS1
attributes
PKTPERIOD1 with spaces.
PRIORITY1
CODECSENAB
LE1
CODECS2
PKTPERIOD2
PRIORITY2
CODECSENAB
LE2
CODECS3
PKTPERIOD3
PRIORITY3
CODECSENAB
LE3
CODECS4
PKTPERIOD4
PRIORITY4
CODECSENAB
LE4
FIXJTBF
DGTSNDMOD
E
ALIAS

System
HOTLINENU
MBER
HOTLINETIME
R
CALLWAITING
ENABLE
CALLTRANSFE
RENABLE
MWIENABLE
THREEWAYEN
ABLE
CALLHOLDEN
ABLE
DATASOURCE
Response Format
title=" ONT POTS attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID VAGID VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY
DCTIME USERPRIORITY DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD HOTLINE
USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1 PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1 CODECSENABLE1
CODECS2 PKTPERIOD2 PRIORITY2 CODECSENABLE2 CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3
CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF
DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER CALLWAITINGENABLE
CALLTRANSFERENABLE MWIENABLE THREEWAYENABLE CALLHOLDENABLE DATASOURCE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

port ID.
VAGID INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the VAG

port ID.
VAGNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the VAG

name.
DIALMODE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

dialup mode.
RPOLARITY INTEGER 0-1 Specifies whether

to reverse the
polarity after the
called party picks
up the phone.
The options are as
follows:
● 0: not reverse
● 1: reverse
DCTIME INTEGER 0-1000 Indicates the

terminal power-
off period.
Unit: ms.
USERPRIORITY INTEGER 0-1 Specifies whether

to enable user
priorities.
The options are as
follows:
● 0: disable
● 1: enable
DIGITMAP OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

digitmap profile
name.

System
DIRECTORYNO OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the user

telephone
number.
USERNM OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

authentication
user name.
USERPWD OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

authentication
password.
HOTLINE INTEGER 0-1 Specifies whether

to enable hotlines.
USERENABLE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Specifies whether

to enable POTS
users.
SENDGAIN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the port

transmit gain.
Unit: db.
RCVGAIN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the port

receive gain.
Unit: db.
CODECS1 OCTET STRING G.711MuLaw Indicates the first

G.711ALaw codec.
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIOD1 INTEGER 10 Indicates the first

20 packetization
duration.
30
Unit: ms.
PRIORITY1 INTEGER 1-100 Indicates priority

1.
CODECSENABLE1 OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

Disable to enable the first
codec.
CODECS2 OCTET STRING G.711MuLaw Indicates the

G.711ALaw second codec.
G.729
G.722

System
PKTPERIOD2 INTEGER 10 Indicates the

20 second
packetization
30 duration.
Unit: ms.

2.

Disable to enable the
second codec.
CODECS3 OCTET STRING G.711MuLaw Indicates the third

G.711ALaw codec.
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIOD3 INTEGER 10 Indicates the third

20 packetization
duration.
30
Unit: ms.

3.

third codec.

G.711ALaw fourth codec.
G.729
G.722

20 fourth
packetization
30 duration.
Unit: ms.

4.

fourth codec.
FIXJTBF OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

Disable to enable the JB
mode.

System
DGTSNDMODE OCTET STRING En-Bloc Indicates the

OverlapMultipleIn mode of sending
vites the called
number.
OverlapInDialogu
e The options are as
follows:
● En-Bloc: sends
the called
number in full
digitmap
mode.
● OverlapMultipl
eInvites: sends
the called
number in
overlap mode
with multiple
INVITE
messages.
● OverlapInDialo
gue: sends the
called number
in overlap
mode in a
session.

POTS user alias.
HOTLINENUMBER OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

hotline number.
HOTLINETIMER INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

hotline delay.
Unit: s.
CALLWAITINGENA OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

BLE Disable to enable call
waiting.
CALLTRANSFEREN OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

ABLE Disable to enable call
transfer.
MWIENABLE OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

Disable to enable
message signal
lamp.

System
THREEWAYENABL OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

E Disable to enable three
way call.
CALLHOLDENABL OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

E Disable to enable call
hold.
DATASOURCE OCTET STRING ONT Indicates the data

EMS source.
The options are as
follows:
● ONT: indicates
that data is
obtained from
ONTs.
● EMS: indicates
that data is
obtained from
the U2000.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the PSTN user information on the ONT POTS port 20 of port 0/16/4 on
LST-
ONTVOIPPSTNUSER::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20:CTAG::S
HOWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY DCTIME
USERPRIORITY DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD HOTLINE
USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1 PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1
CODECSENABLE1 CODECS2 PKTPERIOD2 PRIORITY2 CODECSENABLE2
CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4
PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER
HOTLINETIMER;
7340074 2011-06-15 18:18:09
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
----------------------------------------------------------------

System

DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 1 First -- -- Disable Enabled 0db -3.5db G.
711MuLaw 20 1 Enable G.711ALaw 20 2 Enable G.729 20 3 Enable G.722 20
4 Enable
4 Enable Disable OverlapMultipleInvites 111 123456 20
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.30 Querying the VLAN Switching Pair for an Ethernet

Port on a GPON ONT (LST-ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR)
Usage Note
The MA5600 V800R008C01SPC100-based V800R008C01SPH313 and later versions
in profile mode support this command.
Command Format
LST-ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id[,ONTPORTTYPE=port-type],ONTPORTID=port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System
ONTPORTTYP OCTET ● MOCA Indicates the N/A

E STRING ● IPHOST ONT port
type.
● ETH
● VDSL2

ID of the port
on the ONT.
Response Format
title="ont eth port vlan information "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANCFGTYPE
CVLAN CPRI CENCAP SVLAN SPRI SPRIPOLICY
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE OCTET STRING ● MOCA Indicates the ONT

● IPHOST port type.
● ETH
● VDSL2

System

the port on the
ONT.
NOTE
If the
ONTPORTTYPE
parameter is not
specified, this
parameter is
considered the
Ethernet port ID by
default.
VLANCFGTYPE OCTET STRING ● TRANSLATION Indicates the type

● QINQ of the VLAN
switching pair.
● TRANSPARENT
CVLAN INTEGER ● 0-4095 Indicates the

● 65533 VLAN ID (user-
side VLAN ID)
● 65534 before the VLAN
is switched.
NOTE
● If VLAN is
UNTAGGED,
the value of
this parameter
is 65533.
● If
VLANCFGTYPE
is
TRANSPARENT
, the value of
this parameter
is 65534.
CPRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the

priority (user-side
priority) before
the VLAN is
switched.
CENCAP OCTET STRING ● IPOE Indicates the user-

● PPPOE side service
encapsulation
type.
SVLAN INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the

VLAN ID after the
VLAN is switched.
SPRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the

priority after the
VLAN is switched.

System
SPRIPOLICY OCTET STRING ● SPECIFY Indicates the

● USERCOS service-side
priority policy.
● DSCPMAPPING
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the VLAN switching pair of ONT 1 whose port ID is 1 and is connected to
LST-
ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR::DEV=10.71.59.58,FN=0,SN=7,PN=0,ONTID=1,ONTP
ORTID=1:CTAG::;
7340085 2010-11-20 14:35:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=7
blktotal=7
ont eth port vlan information 10.71.59.58

-----------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANCFGTYPE CVLAN CPRI
CENCAP SVLAN SPRI SPRIPOLICY
7340087 0 7 0 1 ETH 1 TRANSLATION 1 0 IPOE 1 0 DSCPMAPPING
7340087 0 7 0 1 ETH 1 TRANSLATION 1 1 IPOE 1 -- --
7340087 0 7 0 1 ETH 1 TRANSLATION 10 1 -- 10 0 SPECIFY
-----------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command

System
15.8.31 Querying the Traffic Shaping Information of an ONT

Queue (LST-ONTQUEUESHAPING)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the traffic shaping information of ONTs or an ONT
queue.
Command Format
LST-ONTQUEUESHAPING::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias[,QUEUEID=queue-id]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device

versions)
94 MA5603U (V800R010C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID. This
value range is
and the
0-255; if the
0-127. together to
locate the
ONT.

System

STRING name. This
parameter
and the
device name
or ID are used
to locate the
ONT.

STRING alias. It is
used to locate
the ONT.
QUEUEID INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the -

queue ID of
traffic
shaping.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R011C00
and later
versions
support this
parameter.
GPON boards
except the
H801GPBC
and
H802GPBD
boards
support this
parameter.
NOTE
● ONT alias
Response Format
title="Queue Shaping information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID QUEUEID DOWNQUEUESHAPING

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID. This
0-255; if the UNI
subrack, slot, and
port is of 1G
the ONT.
QUEUEID INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the

queue ID of traffic
shaping.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R011C00 and
later versions
support this
parameter. GPON
boards except the
H801GPBC and
H802GPBD boards
support this
parameter.

System
DOWNQUEUESH OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

APING name of the MEF
IP traffic profile
used for
downstream
traffic shaping.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R011C00 and
later versions
support this
parameter.GPON
boards except the
H801GPBC and
H802GPBD boards
support this
parameter.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query traffic shaping information of ONT 1 whose queue ID is 0 and is
connected to port 0/6/3 on the device named MA5680T, run the following
command:
LST-
ONTQUEUESHAPING::DEV=MA5680T,FN=0,SN=6,PN=3,ONTID=1,QUEUEID=0:1::
;
7340126 2013-04-05 21:29:22
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Queue Shaping information of the device MA5680T

------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID QUEUEID DOWNQUEUESHAPING
7340126 0 6 3 1 0 ip-traffic-table_2
------------------------------------------------------

System
Related Command
None
15.8.32 Querying the GPON Optical Module Information (LST-

GPONDDMINFO)
Usage Note
This command applies only to OLTs that work in profile mode.
Command Format
LST-GPONDDMINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=10GPONOPTICSTXPOWER 10GPONOPTICSTXBIASCURR];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● 10GPONO (Optional) -

N STRING PTICSTXPO Specifies the
WER attributes
● 10GPONO that can be
PTICSTXBI displayed in
ASCURR the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
returned. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.

System
NOTE
Response Format
title="Gpon DDM information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR
OPTICSTEMP OPTICSVOL 10GPONOPTICSTXPOWER 10GPONOPTICSTXBIASCURR
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
OPTICSRXPOWER INTEGER -10000 to +10000 Indicates the

receive power of
the optical
module.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
OPTICSTXPOWER INTEGER -10000 to +10000 Indicates the

transmit power of
the optical
module.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
OPTICSTXBIASCU INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the bias

RR current of the
optical module.
Unit: mA.
OPTICSTEMP INTEGER -100 to +300 Indicates the

temperature of
the optical
module.
Unit: °C.

System
OPTICSVOL INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

power supply
voltage of the
optical module.
Unit: 0.01V.
10GPONOPTICST INTEGER -10000 to +10000 Indicates the 10G

XPOWER PON transmit
optical
power.Only the
GPON COMBO
board and
H901CGID board
supports this
parameter.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
10GPONOPTICST INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the 10G

XBIASCURR PON bias
current.Only the
GPON COMBO
board and
H901CGID board
supports this
parameter.
Unit: mA.

System
Error Code

to the U2000.
the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Verify that the command

parameter or mandatory is correct according to
parameter is null, or the following
Value of parameter is requirements:
do not exceed the
ranges of the
by the command.
● The entered
parameter names are
correct.
order.
2689007617 The instance does not Verify that the command

exist, or the feature is is correct according to
not supported or not the following
configured requirements:
● Verify that the port
entered is a GPON
port.
entered exists.

System
Example
To query optical module information of port 0/2/3 on the device named
LST-GPONDDMINFO::DEV=10.144.79.105,FN=0,SN=2,PN=3:CTAG::;

7340037 2014-01-17 14:57:01
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon DDM information of the device 10.144.79.105

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTEMP
OPTICSVOL
7340037 0 2 3 -- 388 43 43 316
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.33 Querying the Transmission Feature of a GPON NNI

Port (LST-GPONNNIPERF)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-GPONNNIPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

System
96 MA5620 (V800R308C00 and later

versions)
97 MA5626 (V800R308C00 and later

versions)
100 MA5616 (V800R308C00 and later

versions)
2330 MA5633
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2339 MA5818
2348 MA5683T
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
NOTE
Response Format
title="Gpon NNI perf information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID DEV FN SN PN TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames TransmittedOctets
ReceivedOctets

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
TransmittedFrame DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

s 9551615 number of
transmitted
packets.
ReceivedFrames DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
received packets.
TransmittedOctets DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
transmitted bytes.
ReceivedOctets DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 number of
received bytes.

System
Error Code

to the U2000.
the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Verify that the command

parameter or mandatory is correct according to
parameter is null, or the following
Value of parameter is requirements:
do not exceed the
ranges of the
by the command.
● The entered
parameter names are
correct.
order.
2689007617 The instance does not Verify that the command

exist, or the feature is is correct according to
not supported or not the following
configured requirements:
entered is a GPON
NNI port.
entered exists.

System
Example
To query the transmission feature of port 0/0/1 on the device named
LST-GPONNNIPERF::DEV=10.144.78.115,FN=0,SN=0,PN=1:CTAG::;

7340040 2014-01-12 15:46:03
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESCSucceeded.
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon NNI perf information of the device 10.144.78.115

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames TransmittedOctets ReceivedOctets
7340040 10.144.78.115 0 0 1 18920261 5249606 25365034202 1011207636
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.34 Querying the First Idle GEM Port ID of GPON Ports

(LST-FRSTIDLGEM)
Usage Note
This function applies only to OLTs that work in discrete mode.
Command Format
LST-FRSTIDLGEM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device

versions)
94 MA5603U(V800R013C00 and later

versions)
95 MA5603T(V800R013C00 and later

versions)

versions)

System

versions)
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

System

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
NOTE
You must set one of DID and DEV.
Response Format
title="The first idle gemport ID information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID DEV FN SN PN FIRSTIDLEGEM
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

System

ID.

ID.
FIRSTIDLEGEM INTEGER 128-3999 Indicates the GEM

port ID.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the first idle GEM port ID of port 0/0/1 on NE 10.144.78.118, run the
following command:
LST-FRSTIDLGEM::DEV=10.144.78.118,FN=0,SN=0,PN=1:CTAG::;
7340040 2014-01-12 14:36:24
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The first idle gemport ID information of the device 10.144.78.118

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN FIRSTIDLEGEM
7340040 10.144.78.118 0 0 1 130
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.8.35 Exporting POTS Service Provisioning Statistical Files

(DMP-POTSPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to export the number of provisioned POTS services for the
network-wide MA5600T, MA5603T, and MA5608T or ONTs under a specified OLT.
Users with phone numbers configured have been provisioned with POTS services.

System
Command Format
DMP-POTSPERF:::CTAG::([DT=device-type][,DEV=Device-name]);
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

Device.

STRING device
name.If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
NOTE
Enter either the device type or the device name.

System
Response Format
Output Parameter
PATH OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the file

path. The file path
is oss\server\var
\access\dumpperf.
The file name is
similar to
POTS_MA5600T_
2014-01-21_23-1
4-09_n_m.csv,
where n indicates
the sequence
number of a file
and m indicates
the total number
of files.
NOTE
If a CSV file is over
large, it will be
divided into
multiple smaller
ones. If only one
file exists, n or m is
not displayed, for
example,
POTS_MA5600T_2
014-01-21_23-14-
09.csv.
Error Code

input. value.
Example
To export POTS service provisioning statistical files for the MA5600T, run the
following command:

System
● DMP-POTSPERF:::1::DT=249;
-1 2014-03-12 14:49:07
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

---------
PATH
server : /opt/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/POTS_MA5600T_2014-03-12_14-49-07.csv
---------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.36 Exporting GPON ONT Online Status Statistical Files

(DMP-ONTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to export the online status information for the network-
wide MA5600T, MA5603T, and MA5608T or ONTs under a specified OLT.
Command Format
DMP-ONTPERF:::CTAG::([DT=device-type][,DEV=Device-name]);
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

Device.

STRING device
name.If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
NOTE
Enter either the device type or the device name.
Response Format

System
Output Parameter
PATH OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the file

path. The file path
is oss\server\var
\access\dumpperf.
The file name is
similar to
POTS_MA5600T_
2014-01-21_23-1
4-09_n_m.csv,
where n indicates
the sequence
number of a file
and m indicates
the total number
of files.
NOTE
If a CSV file is over
large, it will be
divided into
multiple smaller
ones. If only one
file exists, n or m is
not displayed, for
example,
POTS_MA5600T_2
014-01-21_23-14-
09.csv.
Error Code

input. value.
Example
To export GPON ONT online status statistical files for the MA5600T, run the
following command:
● DMP-ONTPERF:::1::DT=249;
-1 2014-03-12 19:10:31
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

System

---------
PATH
server : d:/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/ONT_MA5600T_2014-03-12_19-10-31.csv
---------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.37 Querying GPON MDU Replacement Tasks (LST-

ONTRM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query replacement tasks based on OLTs, OLT PON
boards, OLT PON ports, and MDUs.
Command Format
LST-ONTRM::[((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,][FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-id[,ONTID=ont-id|
ONTSN=ont-SN]]]]|[PWD=password])|(ONUDID=Mdu-Device-id|ONUDEV=Mdu-Device-name)]:CTAG::;
NOTE
The MDU can be located in the following methods:

● By OLT: DID/DEV
● By OLT PON board: DID/DEV+FN+SN
● By OLT PON port: DID/DEV+FN+SN+PN
● By MDU:
● DID/DEV+FN+SN+PN+ONTID
● DID/DEV+FN+SN+PN+ONTSN
● DID/DEV+PWD
● ONUDID
● ONUDEV
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651

System
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
2318 MA5632
2319 MA5621
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2322 MA5621A
NOTE

versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later

versions)

versions)
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821

System
2364 EA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2348 MA5683T
2351 MA5878
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER 7340032-825 Indicates the -

3439 OLT device ID.

System

STRING default OLT
device name.
If the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

OLT subrack
ID.

OLT slot ID.

OLT port ID.

MDU ID.
ONTSN and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

System
ONTSN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the -

STRING MDU SN. The
value is in
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
format, where
X is a
hexadecimal
number (0 to
9 or A to F).
ONTSN and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

System

STRING configurati MDU
on item password.
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 0,the
following
characters
are
allowed:
English: 26
case
insensitive
letters
Digits: 0-9
Special
characters:
!@#$
%^&*()-
and space.
● When the
configurati
on item
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 1,the
following
hexadecim
al
characters
are
allowed:
0-9, A-F,
and a-f.
NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00,
the maximum
length of
password for
ONTs
connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

System

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONT.
ONUDID INTEGER 7340032-825 Indicates the -

3439 MDU device
ID.
ONUDEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the -

STRING default MDU
device name.
If the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format
title="ONU Replace Mission information "
name of attributes:
ONUNAME ONUIP DCUPDATE NEEDPOLL STATUS STARTTIME FINISHTIME RESULT
FAILREASON

System
Output Parameter
ONUNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (192) Indicates the ONU

device name.
ONUIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the ONU

device IP address.
DCUPDATE OCTET STRING ● TRUE Specifies whether

● FALSE to automatically
load the software
and data.
NEEDPOLL OCTET STRING ● TRUE Specifies whether

● FALSE to automatically
synchronize NE
data.
STATUS OCTET STRING ● Finished Indicates the

● Waiting for replacement
device replace status.
● Device
replaced
● Waiting for
upgrading
software and
loading data
● Upgrade
software and
load data
finished
● Waiting for
synchronize
STARTTIME OCTET STRING Format: YYYY- Indicates the start

MM-DD time of
HH:MM:SS replacement. The
time is in UTC
format.
FINISHTIME OCTET STRING Format: YYYY- Indicates the end

MM-DD time of
HH:MM:SS replacement. The
time is in UTC
format.
RESULT OCTET STRING ● Succeed Indicates the

● Failed replacement
results.
● Canceled

System
FAILREASON OCTET STRING SIZE(1024) Indicates the

cause for a
replacement
failure.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the list of MDU replacement tasks on the device named 10.144.252.48,
LST-ONTRM::DEV=10.144.252.48:CTAG::;
0 2014-07-25 10:09:47
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
ONU Replace Mission information

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
ONUNAME ONUIP DCUPDATE NEEDPOLL STATUS STARTTIME FINISHTIME RESULT
FAILREASON
MA5628 10.144.195.203 TRUE TRUE Waiting for device replace 2014-07-25 08:42:35 -- -- --
10.144.252.48/Frame0/Slot3/Port2/OnuID4 10.144.195.175 TRUE TRUE Finished 2014-07-25
08:45:36 2014-07-25 08:46:49 Succeed --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
Related Command
None

System
15.8.38 Querying Call Record of a ONT Pots (LST-

ONTPOTSCALLRECORD)
Usage Note
OLT and ONT device is online.
Command Format
LST-ONTPOTSCALLRECORD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 ONT ID. -

0-255
NOTE
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-32 ONT POTS ID. -

System
Response Format
title=ont pots call record information " + device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPOTSID RECORDINDEX STARTTIME
DURATION CALLTYPE CALLCODEC CALLERNUMBER CALLEENUMBER PACKETSSENT
PACKETSRECEIVED PACKETSLOST ROUNDTRIPDELAY RCVINTERARRIVJITTER MOSLQ
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 ONT ID.

0-255
NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPOTSID INTEGER 0-32 ONT POTS ID.
RECORDINDEX INTEGER 1-20 Indicates the

index of the call
record.

time of the call,
YYYY-MM-DD
HH:MM:SS.
DURATION INTEGER - Indicates the

duration of the
call (unit: second).
CALLTYPE OCTET STRING OUTGOINGCALL Indicates the type

INCOMINGCALL of the call.

System
CALLCODEC OCTET STRING G.711U Indicates the

Reserved codec used in the
call.
G.726
GSM
G.723
DVI4-8K
DVI4-16K
LPC
G.711A
G.722
L16-2channels
L16-1channels
QCELP
CN
MPA
G.728
DVI4-11K
DVI4-22K
G.729
T.38
CALLERNUMBER OCTET STRING - Indicates the

calling number.
CALLEENUMBER OCTET STRING - Indicates the

called number.
PACKETSSENT INTEGER - Indicates the

number of
packets sent
during the call.
PACKETSRECEIVE INTEGER - Indicates the

D number of
packets received
during the call.
PACKETSLOST INTEGER - Indicates the

number of
packets discarded
during the call.
ROUNDTRIPDELA INTEGER - Indicates the loop

Y delay of the call
(unit: ms).

System
RCVINTERARRIVJI INTEGER - Indicates the jitter

TTER of the call in the
Rx direction (unit:
ms).
MOSLQ FLOAT - Indicates the

average MOS
value of the call.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource There no call record on ONT Pots.

does not exist.
Example
To query call record of the 4th pots of the 6th ont on PON port 0/5/4 on NE
LST-
ONTPOTSCALLRECORD::DEV=10.144.195.165,FN=0,SN=5,PN=4,ONTID=6,ONTP
ORTID=4:CTAG::;
7340223 2015-10-13 14:47:05
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ont pots call record information 10.144.195.165

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPOTSID RECORDINDEX STARTTIME DURATION CALLTYPE
CALLCODEC CALLERNUMBER CALLEENUMBER PACKETSSENT PACKETSRECEIVED PACKETSLOST
ROUNDTRIPDELAY RCVINTERARRIVJITTER MOSLQ
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 1 2015-10-10 09:04:41 231 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 22352 22351 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 2 2015-10-10 09:01:32 184 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 17662 17666 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 3 2015-10-10 09:00:42 45 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 3782 3785 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 4 2015-10-10 08:53:27 429 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 42105 42106 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 5 2015-10-10 08:51:43 100 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 9253 9255 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 6 2015-10-10 08:27:53 1412 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 140466 140467 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 7 2015-10-10 08:23:57 231 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 22346 22347 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 8 2015-10-10 08:20:21 211 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 20357 20360 0 0 0 4.4

System
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 9 2015-10-10 08:19:23 54 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A

****************** ****************** 4710 4713 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 10 2015-10-10 08:19:21 1 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 0 0 0 0 0 0
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 11 2015-10-10 08:12:08 429 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 42076 42078 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 12 2015-10-10 08:12:05 0 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 0 0 0 0 0 0
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 13 2015-10-10 08:10:23 100 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 9252 18506 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 14 2015-10-10 07:46:05 1440 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 143310 143310 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 15 2015-10-10 07:41:59 241 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 23263 23263 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 16 2015-10-10 07:38:22 212 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 20413 20416 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 17 2015-10-10 07:37:24 54 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 4624 4626 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 18 2015-10-10 07:30:10 428 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 42090 42091 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 19 2015-10-10 07:28:26 100 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 9253 9255 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 20 2015-10-10 07:04:38 1408 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 140030 140028 0 0 0 4.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.8.39 Querying Details About a Global GPON Line

Profile(LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the global GPON line profile Details.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::(PROFILENAME=profile-name)
[,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2

System
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter
PROFILENAM OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the -

E STRING name of the
global GPON
line profile.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET SCOPEPROFI (Optional)Indi -

N STRING D cates the
device scope
profile name.
Response Format
title="Profile information"
name of attributes:PROFILENAME MAPMODE QOSMODE TCONT GEMPOR GEMMAP
Output Parameter
PROFILENAME OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

name of the
global GPON line
profile.

System
MAPMODE OCTET STRING ● VLAN mapping-mode.

● 802.1p
● VLAN_802.1p
● PORT
● PORT_VLAN
● PORT_802.1p
● PORT_VLAN_8
02.1p
● E1T1
● IPOTS
● VLAN_IPOTS
QOSMODE OCTET STRING ● GEM-CAR qos-mode

● PRIORITY-
QUEUE
● FLOW-CAR
TCONT OCTET STRING (0-127).SIZE(32 the format

)~(0-127).SIZE(32 "tcontID.DBA
)… profile name" as a
group and could
be repeat one
more,separate the
different group by
symbel "~".
GEMPORT OCTET STRING (0-127). the format

(0-1023).SIZE(32 "TCONTID.GEMID.
)~(0-127). CAR profile
(0-1023).SIZE(32) name" as a group
… and could be
repeat one
more,separate the
different group by
symbel "~".
GEMMAP OCTET STRING (0-127).(0-1023). the format

(0-7).(0-4095)… "TCONTID.GEMID.
GEMMAPID.VLAN
" as a group and
could be repeat
one
more,separate the
different group by
symbel "~".

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does The required global GPON line profile
not exist. does not exist. In this case, check and
ensure that the entered global GPON
line profile is correct.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Verify that the entered command is

parameter is null, ● The parameter values do not exceed
or Value of the ranges of the parameters
parameter is specified by the command.
wrong
correct order.
Example
To query details about a global GPON line profile whose name is Test.
● run the following command:
LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=Test;
0 2016-03-10 20:26:33
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------------------------------------
PROFILENAME MAPMODE QOSMODE TCONT GEMPOR GEMMAP
Test VLAN GEM-CAR dba71~5~dba301 5~4~gemcar301~4~5~gemcar301
4~5~4~401~4~5~5~400
-----------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.40 Querying a Global GPON Line Profile Name List(LST-

GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILENAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of Global GPON Line Profiles.

System
Command Format
LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=device-profile-
name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

E STRING name of the
global GPON
line profile.
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional)Indi -

D STRING cates the
device scope
profile name.
Response Format
name of attributes: PROFILENAME SCOPEPROFID

System
Output Parameter

name of the
global GPON line
profile.

device scope
profile name.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does The required global GPON line profile
ensure that the entered global GPON

wrong
correct order.
Example
To query a global GPON line profile list whose name is Test.
LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=Test1;
0 2016-03-10 16:27:13
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------
PROFILENAME SCOPEPROFID
Test1 Default
-----------------------------

System
Related Command
None
15.8.41 Querying Details About a Global GPON Service Profile

(LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query details about a global GPON service profile. To
ensure the query accuracy, a global GPON service profile must have been created
before this command is run.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-name[,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID
TRANSPARENT ETHPORTVLAN IPHOSTPORTVLAN];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter
PROFILENAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

E STRING GPON service
profile name.

● TRANSPAR return the
ENT optional
attribute. If
● ETHPORTV this
LAN parameter is
● IPHOSTPO set, the
RTVLAN optional
attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise,
the optional
attribute will
not be
returned.
Response Format
name of attributes: PROFILENAME MULTICASTFORWARDTAG MFTRANSLATIONVLAN POTSNUM
ETHNUM CATVNUM TDMNUM VDSL2NUM WIFINUM ETHVLAN IPHOSTVLAN SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
PROFILENAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

GPON service
profile name.
MULTICASTFORW OCTET STRING ● TAG- Indicates the

ARDTAG TRANSPARENT multicast
● TAG- forwarding mode.
TRANSLATION
● UNTAG
● UNCONCER
MFTRANSLATION OCTET STRING ● 1-4095 Indicates the

VLAN ● IGMP-USER- multicast
VLAN forwarding VLAN.

System
POTSNUM INTEGER 0-32 Indicates the

number of POTS
ports.
ETHNUM INTEGER 0-24 Indicates the

number of
Ethernet ports.
CATVNUM INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the

number of CATV
ports.
TDMNUM INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the

number of TDM
ports.
VDSL2NUM INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the

number of VDSL2
ports.
WIFINUM INTEGER 0-4 Indicates the

number of WIFI
ports.
ETHVLAN OCTET STRING (1-4094)~(1-4094 Indicates the

)~(1-4094)~(1-40 default VLAN for
94)… the Ethernet port.
● Multiple
default VLANs
can be set,and
a maximum of
300 values are
supported, and
separate the
different port
vlan by symbel
"~". The value
of a single
VLAN ranges
from 1 to the
maximum
VLAN ID.
IPHOSTVLAN INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the

default VLAN for
the IPhost port.
SCOPEPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Device scope

profile.
TRANSPARENT OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Transparnt Switch.

● DISABLE

System
ETHPORTVLAN OCTET STRING PORTID.SVLANID- ETH Port VLAN

CVLANID~PORTID Multiple Port
.SVLANID- VLANs can be
CVLANID~PORTID separate by
.SVLANID- symbel "~".
CVLANID…
IPHOSTPORTVLA OCTET STRING SVLANID- IPhost Port VLAN

N CVLANID~SVLANI Multiple Port
D- VLANs can be
CVLANID~SVLANI separate by
D-CVLANID… symbel "~".
Error Code

command.
correct order.

Example
To query a GPON service profile whose name is AA, run the following command:
● LST-
GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=AA,SHOWOPTIO
N=TRANSPARENT ETHPORTVLAN IPHOSTPORTVLAN;
0 2016-03-10 15:54:28
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----

System
PROFILENAMEMULTICASTFORWARDTAG MFTRANSLATIONVLAN POTSNUM ETHNUM

CATVNUM TDMNUM VDSL2NUM WIFINUM ETHVLAN IPHOSTVLAN TRANSPARENT
ETHPORTVLAN IPHOSTPORTVLAN
AA TAG-TRANSLATION 1233 0 3 0 0 0 1.3~2.4 -- -- DISABLE 1.3-5 --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
Related Command
None.
15.8.42 Querying a Global GPON Service Profile Name List

(LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILENAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query a global GPON service profile name list. To ensure
the query accuracy, a global GPON service profile must have been created before
this command is run.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=device-profile-
name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter
PROFILENAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

E STRING GPON service
profile name.

profile name.
Response Format
name of attributes: PROFILENAME SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter

GPON service
profile name.

device scope
profile name.
Error Code

98 parameter or according to the following requirements:
mandatory parameter ● The parameter values do not exceed
is blank, or the value the ranges of the parameters specified
of the parameter is by the command.
wrong.
correct order.
10269087 The resource does not Check whether the profile to be queried
3 exist. exists.

System
Example
To query a profile name list whose GPON service profile name is AA, run the
following command:
● LST-
GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=AA,SCOPEPROFID
=Default;
0 2016-03-10 15:42:08
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------
AA Default
-----------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.8.43 Querying Details About a Global GPON DBA Profile

(LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query details about a global GPON DBA profile.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=dba-profile-name[,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T

System
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

E STRING GPON DBA
profile name.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● SCOPEPRO (Optional) -

N STRING FID Specifies
whether to
return the
optional
attribute. If
this
parameter is
set, the
optional
attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise,
the optional
attribute will
not be
returned.
Response Format
title="Profile information "
name of attributes:PROFILENAME TCONTTYPE ASSUREDBANDWIDTH FIXEDBANDWIDTH
MAXIMUMBANDWIDTH BANDWIDTHCOMPENSATION ADDITIONALBANDWITDTH
EFFORTPRIORITY EFFORTWEIGHT FIXEDDELAY SCOPEPROFID

System
Output Parameter

GPON DBA profile
name.
TCONTTYPE OCTET STRING ● Fixed DBA Type:

● Assured ● Fixed
● AssuredandMa BandWidth;
x ● Assured
● Max BandWidth;
● Mixed ● Assured
BandWidth/Ma
x BandWidth;
● Max
BandWidth;
● Mixed model.
ASSUREDBANDWI INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the

DTH Assured
BandWidth.
FIXEDBANDWIDT INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the

H Fixed BandWidth.
MAXIMUMBAND INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the Max

WIDTH BandWidth.
BANDWIDTHCOM OCTET STRING ● YES BandWidth

PENSATION ● NO Compensation.
ADDITIONALBAN OCTET STRING ● Non-assure Additional

DWITDTH ● Best-effort Bandwidth.
EFFORTPRIORITY INTEGER 0-3 Best-effort

priority.
EFFORTWEIGHT INTEGER 1-10000 Best-effort

weight.
FIXEDDELAY OCTET STRING ● YES Fixed delay.

● NO
SCOPEPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Device scope

profile.

System
Error Code

command.
correct order.
102690820 The DBA profile Check whether the profile to be

does not exist. queried exists.
Example
To create a GPON DBA profile whose name is TEST, run the following command:
● LST-
GLOBALDBAPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=TEST,SHOWOPTION=S
COPEPROFID;
0 2016-03-14 15:00:54
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------
PROFILENAME TCONTTYPE ASSUREDBANDWIDTH FIXEDBANDWIDTH
MAXIMUMBANDWIDTH BANDWIDTHCOMPENSATION ADDITIONALBANDWITDTH
EFFORTPRIORITY EFFORTWEIGHT FIXEDDELAY SCOPEPROFID
TEST Mixed 128 128 256 YES Best-effort 0 134 NO Default
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.

System
15.8.44 Querying a Global GPON DBA Profile Name List (LST-

GLOBALDBAPROFILENAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query a global GPON DBA profile name list.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=device-profile-name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2369/2370 MA5801-GP08/MA5801-CG04
2371/2372 EA5801-GP08/EA5801-CG04
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

E STRING GPON DBA
profile name.
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional)Indi -

D STRING cates the
device scope
profile name.

System
Response Format
name of attributes:PROFILENAME SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter

GPON service
profile name.

device scope
profile name.
Error Code

command.
correct order.
102690820 The DBA profile Check whether the profile to be

does not exist. queried exists.
Example
To create a GPON DBA profile whose name is TEST, run the following command:
● LST-
GLOBALDBAPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=TEST,SCOPEPROFID=De
fault;
0 2016-03-11 15:30:58
M CTAG COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------
TEST Default
-----------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.8.45 Querying the ONT WLAN Information (LST-

ONTUSERWLAN)
Usage Note
This command is used to query an ONT WLAN.
Command Format
LST-ONTUSERWLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id)|(ONTKEY=ONT-key)|(PWD=password)|(LOID=loid)|(ONTSN=ont-SN)|(ONTMAC=ont-MAC)|(NAME=ont-
name)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System

Format: 12-
byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XX or 16-byte
character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX.
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING ONT key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).
ONTMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the -

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.

STRING ONU
password.

System
LOID OCTET SIZE (24) Indicates the -

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.

STRING ONU alias.
NOTE
● You must enter either the device ID or the device DEV.

● Set one of the following parameter combinations to locate an ONT: (1) The subrack ID,
slot ID, port ID, and ONTID; (2) ONTMAC; (3) ONTKEY(4) ONTSN(5) PWD(6) LOID
and NAME.
● You must enter the subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID in order. For example, you can enter
Response Format
title="Qry ONT WiFi Configuration of the device"+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX STATE SSIDNAME DEVNUM
FREQUENCY VISIBLE BROADCAST WMM TRANPOWER DOMAIN CHANNEL
CHANNELWIDTH MODE AUTHMODE ENCRYMODE
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER 7340032-8253439 Indicates the

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.
SSIDINDEX INTEGER 1-8 Indicates the SSID

index.

System
STATE OCTET STRING ● Active Indicates the

● Deactive activation status
of an AP.
SSIDNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the SSID

name.
DEVNUM INTEGER 1-128 Indicates the

number of WiFi
devices connected
to the WLAN.
FREQUENCY OCTET STRING ● 2.4GHz Indicates the

● 5GHz frequency used by
the ONT to
provide WiFi
access.
VISIBLE OCTET STRING ● Enable Specifies whether

● Disable SSIDs are visible
on web pages.
BROADCAST OCTET STRING ● Enable Specifies whether

● Disable to enable SSID
broadcasting.
NOTE
● enable
indicates that
SSID
broadcasting is
enabled. ONTs
will periodically
broadcast their
SSIDs, that is,
the WLAN
names. Any
WiFi devices
can find the
WLANs.
● disable
indicates that
SSID
broadcasting is
disabled. ONTs
do not
broadcast their
SSIDs. WiFi
devices cannot
find the
WLANs, and
can only apply
for SSIDs.

System
WMM OCTET STRING ● Enable Specifies whether

● Disable to enable
multimedia.
TRANPOWER OCTET STRING ● 20% Indicates the

● 40% transmit power of
WiFi signals.
● 60% Larger value
● 80% indicates better
● 100% signal coverage.
DOMAIN OCTET STRING SIZE (2) Indicates the

country code of
the wireless
network.24.16
Country and
Region
Abbreviation
Table
CHANNEL OCTET STRING The options for Indicates the

the 2.4 GHz channel of a
frequency are as WLAN.
follows:
● Automatic
● 1-13
The options for
the 5 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● Automatic
● 36-173

System
CHANNELWIDTH OCTET STRING The options for Indicates the

the 2.4 GHz wireless
frequency are as bandwidth.
follows:
● Auto 20/40
● 20MHz
● 40MHz
The options for
the 5 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● Auto 20/40
● 20MHz
● 40MHz
● Auto 20/40/80
MODE OCTET STRING The options for Indicates the

the 2.4 GHz supported
frequency are as wireless network
follows: mode.
● 802.11b
● 802.11g
● 802.11n
● 802.11b/g
● 802.11b/g/n
The options for
the 5 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● 802.11a
● 802.11a/n
● 802.11a/n/ac
● 802.11b
● 802.11g
● 802.11n
● 802.11b/g
● 802.11b/g/n

System
AUTHMODE OCTET STRING ● Open Indicates the

● Shared authentication
mode for a WiFi
● WPA Pre- device to access a
Shared Key WLAN.
● WPA2 Pre-
Shared Key
● WPA/WPA2
Pre-Shared Key
● WPA Enterprise
● WPA2
Enterprise
● WPA/WPA2
Enterprise

System
ENCRYMODE OCTET STRING ● None Indicates the

● WEP encryption mode
for a WiFi device
● AES to access a WLAN.
● TKIP The encryption
● TKIP&AES mode and
encryption
Relationship with parameters vary
other parameters: according to the
● If AUTHMODE authentication
is set to Open, mode.
ENCRYMODE
can be set to
None or WEP.
● If AUTHMODE
is set to
Shared,
ENCRYMODE
is WEP.
● If AUTHMODE
is set to WPA
Pre-Shared
Key, WPA2
Pre-Shared
Key, WPA/
WPA2 Pre-
Shared Key,
WPA
Enterprise,
WPA2
Enterprise, or
WPA/WPA2
Enterprise,
ENCRYMODE
can be set to
AES, TKIP, or
TKIP&AES.
Example
To Query the ONT WLAN information under port 0/15/0 on the device named
LST-ONTUSERWLAN::DEV=10.71.214.65,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=2:CTAG::;
7340038 2017-01-23 16:58:51
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed.
blktag=1

System
blkcount=6
blktotal=6
Qry ONT WiFi Configuration of the device 10.71.214.65

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX STATE SSIDNAME DEVNUM FREQUENCY VISIBLE
BROADCAST WMM TRANPOWER DOMAIN CHANNEL CHANNELWIDTH MODE
AUTHMODE ENCRYMODE
7340038 0 15 0 2 1 Active STC1-2.4G 25 2.4GHz Enable Enable Enable 80%
CN Automatic 20MHz 802.11b/g/n WPA2 Pre-Shared Key AES
7340038 0 15 0 2 2 Active WirelessNet 32 2.4GHz Enable Enable Enable 100%
CN 6 20MHz 802.11b/g/n Open None
7340038 0 15 0 2 5 Active STC1-5G 25 5GHz Enable Enable Enable 80% CN
Automatic 20MHz 802.11a/n/ac WPA2 Pre-Shared Key AES
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------
Related Command
16.7.49 Configuring the ONT WLAN (CFG-ONTUSERWLAN)
15.8.46 Querying WiFi Statistics (LST-ONTAPWIFISTATISTICS)
Usage Note
This command is used to query WiFi statistics of an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTAPWIFISTATISTICS::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(ONTKEY=ONT-key)|(PWD=password)|(LOID=loid)|(ONTSN=ont-SN)|(ONTMAC=ont-
MAC)|(NAME=ont-name)),(SSIDINDEX=SsidIndex[,EAPID=EapID]):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2

System
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

STRING ONT key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.

System

STRING ONU SN. The
value is in
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
format, where
X is a
hexadecimal
number (0 to
9 or A to F).

STRING ONU
password.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) (Optional) -

ONU alias.
SSIDINDEX INTEGER 1-8 Indicates the -

SSID index,
which is
mandatory.
NOTE
If EAPID is
left blank, the
WiFi statistics
of a built-in
AP is queried.
EAPID INTEGER 1-8 Indicates the -

ID of an
external AP.
NOTE
This
parameter
must be
provisioned if
the WiFi
statistics of an
external AP
needs to be
queried.

System
NOTE

and NAME.
Response Format
title="Qry the WIFI statistics of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID SSIDNAME
CONNECTDEVICES RECEIVEBYTES RECEIVEPKGS RECEIVEERRORPKGS TRANSBYTES TRANSPKGS
TRANSERRORPKGS TRANSDROPPKGS
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

index.
EAPID INTEGER 1-8 Indicates the ID of

an external AP.

name.
CONNECTDEVICE INTEGER 0-128 Indicates the

S number of
connected WiFi
devices.
RECEIVEBYTES OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the total

number of
received bytes.

System
RECEIVEPKGS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the total

number of
received
packages.
RECEIVEERRORPK OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

GS number of
received error
packages.
RECEIVEDROPPKG OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

S number of
dropped packages
during package
receiving.
TRANSBYTES OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the total

number of
transmit bytes.
TRANSPKGS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the total

number of
transmit
packages.
TRANSERRORPKG OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

S number of
transmit error
packages.
TRANSDROPPKGS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

number of
dropped packages
during package
transmission.
Example
To query WiFi statistics under port 0/15/0 on the device named 10.71.214.65, run
LST-
ONTAPWIFISTATISTICS::DEV=10.71.214.65,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,SSIDIN
DEX=1:CTAG::;
7340033 2016-12-20 10:31:37
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

System
Qry the WIFI statistics of the device 10.71.214.65

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID SSIDNAME CONNECTDEVICES RECEIVEBYTES
RECEIVEPKGS RECEIVEERRORPKGS RECEIVEDROPPKGS TRANSBYTES TRANSPKGS
7340033 0 15 0 1 1 -- WirelessNet_8125-2.4GRRRRRRRRRRT 0 1511634 8036 0 0
51167389 290677 7 1065881
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.8.47 Querying the WiFi Device Information (LST-

ONTWIFIDEVICE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the WiFi device information of an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTWIFIDEVICE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
name)),(SSIDINDEX=SsidIndex)[,EAPID=EapID]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

ONT ID.
ONTMAC and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

System

STRING ONT key. You
can locate an
ONT
according to
the device
and the ONT
key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).
If this
parameter is
set, you need
not set the
FN, SN, PN,
ONTMAC,
and ONTID
parameters.

System

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.
ONTMAC and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

STRING ONU SN. The
value is in
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
format, where
X is a
hexadecimal
number (0 to
9 or A to F).
ONTSN and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

System

STRING ONU
password.
NOTE
In the
command
format, the
PWD in front
of the CTAG
indicates the
location
information
(current ONU
password)
and the PWD
following the
CTAG
indicates the
ONU
password
after
replacement.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) (Optional)Indi -

STRING cates the
ONU alias.

SSID index.
NOTE
If EAPID is
left blank, the
WiFi device
information of
a built-in AP
is queried.

System

ID of an
external AP.
NOTE
This
parameter
must be
provisioned if
the WiFi
device
information of
an external
AP needs to
be queried.
NOTE

and NAME.
Response Format
title="Qry ONT WiFi Configuration the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID SSIDNAME MACADDR
ONLINEDURATION RECEIVERATE TRANSRATE SIGNAL NOISE SNR SIGNALQUALITY
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

System

index.

an external AP.

name.
ONLINEDURATIO OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

N online duration of
an external AP.
Unit: s
RECEIVERATE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

receive rate of a
WiFi device.
Unit: Mbps
TRANSRATE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

transmit rate of a
WiFi device.
Unit: Mbps
SIGNAL OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

signal strength of
a WiFi device.
Unit: dBm
NOISE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

noise that a WiFi
device suffers.
Unit: dBm
SNR OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the SNR

of a WiFi device.
Unit: dB
SIGNALQUALITY OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

signal quality of a
WiFi device.
Unit: dBm
Example
To query the WiFi device information under port 0/15/0 on the device named
LST-
ONTWIFIDEVICE::DEV=PCCW_wudong,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,SSIDINDEX
=1,EAPID=4:CTAG::;

System

7340032 2016-12-20 17:49:50
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Qry the Wifi Device Info of ont user PCCW_wudong

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID SSIDNAME MACADDR ONLINEDURATION RECEIVERATE
TRANSRATE SIGNAL NOISE SNR SIGNALQUALITY
7340032 0 15 0 1 1 4 WirelessNet_8125-2.4GRRRRRRRRRRT 24:f0:94:c5:1d:2e 6640 24 - -47 - - 53
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
Related Command
None.
15.8.48 Querying the Online External AP Information (LST-

ONTEXTERNALAP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the online external AP information of an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTEXTERNALAP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
MAC)|(NAME=ont-name)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

STRING ONT key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.

System

STRING ONU SN. The
value is in
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
format, where
X is a
hexadecimal
number (0 to
9 or A to F).

STRING ONU
password.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.

STRING ONU alias.
NOTE

and NAME.
Response Format
title="Qry the External AP of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID EAPID EAPTYPE SERIALNUM HARDVERSION
SOFTVERSION ONLINEDURATION FREQUENCYTYPE CHANNEL TRANPOWER
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

System

ID.

ID.

ID.

an external AP.
EAPTYPE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the type

of an external AP.

serial number of
an external AP.
HARDVERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

hardware version
of an external AP.
SOFTVERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

software version
an external AP.

an external AP.
FREQUENCYTYPE OCTET STRING ● 2.4G Indicates the

● 5G frequency of a
WLAN.
● 2.4G,5G

the 2.4 GHz working channel
frequency are as of an external AP.
follows:
● 1-13
The options for
the 5 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● 36-173

● 40% current transmit
power level of an
● 60% external AP.
● 80%
● 100%

System
Example
To query the external AP information under port 0/15/0 on the device named
LST-ONTEXTERNALAP::DEV=10.71.214.65,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1:CTAG::;
7340033 2016-12-20 09:30:25
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Qry the External AP of the device 10.71.214.65

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
DID FN SN PN ONTID EAPID EAPTYPE SERIALNUM HARDVERSION SOFTVERSION
ONLINEDURATION FREQUENCYTYPE CHANNEL TRANPOWER
7340033 0 15 0 1 2 HN200 HWTCf0690096 00a80101 R1.0.01.021 22:32:50 2.4G
6 100
7340033 0 15 0 1 4 Honor W6E7S16111007258 VER.A V100R001C01B030 24:8:17
2.4G,5G -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
Related Command
None
15.8.49 Querying the AP Neighbor Information (LST-

ONTAPNEIGHBOR)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the AP neighbor information of an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTAPNEIGHBOR::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
MAC)|(NAME=ont-name)),((EAPID=EapID)|(SSIDINDEX=SsidIndex)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T

System
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

System

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.

Format: 12-
byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XX or 16-byte
character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX.

System

STRING ONT key. You
can locate an
ONT
according to
the device
and the ONT
key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.

STRING ONU
password.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.

System

ONU alias.

SSID index.
NOTE
If this
parameter is
set, the WiFi
statistics of a
built-in AP is
queried.

ID of an
external AP.
NOTE
If this
parameter is
set, the WiFi
statistics of an
external AP is
queried.
NOTE

and NAME.
● You must enter either the parameter EAPID or the parameter SSIDINDEX.
Response Format
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID NEIGHBORSSIDNAME MAC
TYPE FREQUENCY CHANNEL SIGNAL NOISE BEACON DTIM AUTHMODE STANDARD
MAXBITRATE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

System

ID.

ID.

ID.

index.

an external AP.
NEIGHBORSSIDN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the SSID

AME of a neighbor
WLAN. The SSID
uniquely identifies
a WLAN.

address of a
neighbor device.
TYPE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the type

of a neighbor
device.
FREQUENCY OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the work

frequency of a
neighbor device.
CHANNEL OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

working channel
of a neighbor
device.
SIGNAL INTEGER -128 to +128 Indicates the

signal strength of
a neighbor device.
Unit: dBm
NOISE INTEGER -128 to +128 Indicates the

noise of a
neighbor device.
Unit: dBm

System
BEACON INTEGER 0-1000 Indicates the

interval at which
beacon is sent.
Beacon is used for
communicating
with AP devices or
network control
devices, indicating
that the device
itself exists.
Unit:ms
DTIM INTEGER 0-64 Indicates the

interval at which
Delivery Traffic
Indication Map
(DTIM) is sent.
AUTHMODE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

authentication
mode for a WiFi
device to access a
WLAN.
STANDARD OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

802.11 work
mode.
MAXBITRATE INTEGER 0-1000 Indicates the

maximum rate of
the neighbor
device of a WiFi
device.
Unit:Mbps
Example
To query the AP neighbor information under port 0/15/0 on the device named
LST-
ONTAPNEIGHBOR::DEV=10.71.214.65,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,EAPID=1:CTA
G::;
7340033 2016-12-20 17:18:53
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed
blktag=1
blkcount=32
blktotal=32

System
Qry the Neighbor Information of ont user 10.71.214.65

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID NEIGHBORSSIDNAME MAC TYPE
FREQUENCY CHANNEL SIGNAL NOISE BEACON DTIM AUTHMODE STANDARD
MAXBITRATE
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 HUAWEI-2.4G-1035 3c:47:11:4a:39:40 AP -- 1 -8 -- 100
0 WPA/WPA2-PSK(TKIP&AES) 11b/g/n --
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 HUAWEI-D695 78:f5:57:27:09:70 AP -- 1 -4 -- 100 1
WPA/WPA2-PSK(TKIP&AES) 11b/g/n --
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 WirelessNet_8125-2.4GRRRRRRRRRRT 4c:f2:bf:fa:18:a0 AP --
1 -4 -- 100 0 WPA/WPA2-PSK(TKIP&AES) 11b/g/n --
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 r17c10-yu d4:61:2e:b9:d2:c0 AP -- 1 -16 -- 100 1
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 HUAWEI-p59G d4:94:e8:01:bc:20 AP -- 2 -4 -- 100 1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.8.50 Querying the Queue Packet Loss Statistics of GPON

TCONT (LST-GPONONTPRIORITYQUEUE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the queue packet loss statistics of GPON TCONT.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTPRIORITYQUEUE::(((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id|ONTSN=ont-SN)|,PWD=Password|,LOID=Loid|,NAME=ont-name|,ALIAS=ont-alias)))
(TCONTID=255|tcontid):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
NOTE
The command is supported for R19C10 and later versions.
2346 MA5800-X17
2352 MA5800-X15
2349 MA5800-X7
2353 MA5800-X2
2370 MA5801-CG04
2369 MA5801-GP08

System
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

ONT ID.

System

Format: 12-
byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XX or 16-byte
character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX.
ONTSN and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

STRING ONU
password.
NOTE
In the
command
format, the
PWD in front
of the CTAG
indicates the
location
information
(current ONU
password)
and the PWD
following the
CTAG
indicates the
ONU
password
after
replacement.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.

STRING ONU name.

STRING ONU alias.

System
TCONTID INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the -

NOTE TCONTID.
When the
value is 255,
all TCONTID
queues are
queried.
NOTE
TCONTID is mandatory.
Response Format
title="Tcont information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:TCONTIDQUEUE PASSEDNUMBER DROPPEDNUMBER PASSEDBYTE
Output Parameter
TCONTID INTEGER 0~127 Indicates the

TCONT ID.
QUEUE INTEGER 0~7 Indicates the

QUEUE ID.
PASSEDNUMBER INTEGER 0~2^64-1 Indicates the

number of
passing packets.
DROPPEDNUMBE INTEGER 0~2^64-1 Indicates the

R number of
dropped packets.
PASSEDBYTE INTEGER 0~2^64-1 Indicates the

number of
passing bytes.
Example
To query the queue packet loss statistics of GPON TCONT under port 0/8/5 on the
LST-
GPONONTPRIORITYQUEUE::DEV=10.185.215.2,FN=0,SN=8,PN=5,ONTID=0,TCO
NTID=0:CTAG::;

System
Tcont information of the device 10.185.215.2
------------------------------------------------------------
TCONTID QUEUE PASSEDNUMBER DROPPEDNUMBER PASSEDBYTE
00000
01000
02000
03000
04000
05000
06000
07000
------------------------------------------------------------
15.8.51 Querying VAS Profile (LST-VASPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query vas profile.
Command Format
LST-VASPROFILE::[PROFID=vas-profile-name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800–X17/MA5800–X7/MA5800–X15/
MA5800–X2
Input Parameter

System
Parameter Type Range Description Defaul

t
PROFID OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the vas N/A

STRING profile name.
Response Format
It complies with the response format of the query command provided in Response
Format Description.
title="global vas profile information " name of attributes: PROFID PROFTYPE
Output Parameter
PROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the vas profile name.
PROFTYPE OCTET STRING NORMAL Indicates the type of profile.

GENERAL
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does The vas profile does not exist. Verify that
not exist. the input parameters.
Example
eg: To query the vas profile information named test1111.
LST-VASPROFILE::PROFID=test1111:CTAG::;
● The returned result is as follows:
0 2018-10-27 03:22:50
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=success.
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Global vas profile information
---------------------
PROFID PROFTYPE
test1111 GENERAL
---------------------
Related Command

System
None.
15.8.52 Querying ONT Load Task (LST-ONTLOADTASK)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the info of ONT Load Task.
Command Format
LST-ONTLOADTASK::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id):CTAG::[FILETYPE=file-type][,TASKTYPE=TASKTYPE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

ONT ID.
NOTE
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
FILETYPE OCTET ALL Indicate the N/A

STRING BIN type of file.
XML

System
TASKTYPE OCTET ALL Indicate the ALL

STRING CURRENT type of task.
HISTORICAL
NOTE

● Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID.
● Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID.
Response Format
title="ONT load task information "
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID TASKTYPE FILETYPE TASKSTATUS CREATETIME
STARTTIME FINISHTIME FAILEDNUM DEVNAME DEVIP
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

System

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
TASKTYPE OCTET STRING CURRENT Indicate the type

HISTORICAL of task.
FILETYPE OCTET STRING BIN File Type.

XML
TASKSTATUS OCTET STRING READY Task status.

LOADING
WAITBOOT
SUCCESS
FAILED
CANCELED
SCHEMEBOOT
SCHEMELOAD
AUTOFAILED
CREATETIME OCTET STRING - Create Task Time.
STARTTIME OCTET STRING - Task Start load

time.
FINISHTIME OCTET STRING - Task end load

Time.
FAILEDNUM INTEGER - Number of Task

failures.
DEVNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (192) Indicates the

name of the OLT.
DEVIP IPADDRESS N/A Indicates the IP

address of the
OLT.

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does The resource does not exist,add ont
not exist. load task.
Example
eg: To query ont load task on the device named10.185.215.104, FN/SM/
Slot=0/15/0,ONT ID = 0.

LST-
ONTLOADTASK::DEV=10.185.215.104,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=0:CTAG::FI
LETYPE=XML;
● The returned result is as follows:
7340032 2018-10-27 03:27:49
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=success.
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
ONT load task information 10.185.215.104
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID TASKTYPEFILETYPETASKSTATUSCREATETIMESTARTTIME FINISHTIME FAILEDNUM

DEVNAMEDEVIP
7340032 10.185.215.1040 15 0 0 CURRENT XML READY 2018-10-26 17:10:51 -- -- 0
10.185.215.104 10.185.215.104
7340032 10.185.215.1040 15 0 0 HISTORICAL XML CANCELED 2018-10-26 16:14:34 --
2018-10-26 17:05:25 0 10.185.215.104 10.185.215.104
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.9 Querying EPON Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying the EPON ONTs.
15.9.1 Querying Information About an Upstream EPON ONU

Port (LST-EPONNNIPORT)
Usage Note
Ensure that the EPON ONU is online before you run this command.

System
Command Format
LST-EPONNNIPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
70 MA5610
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2317 MA5631
NOTE
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
2318 MA5632
NOTE
The MA5632 V800R310 and later versions

versions)
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821

System
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2350 MA5811S
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
NOTE

System
Response Format
title="EPON NNI information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
Error Code

2686058554 Command does not Enter a device listed in

support this device type. "Supporting Device".
1610612765 Device offline error. Check the network and

device status. Ensure
that you reissue the
command after the
device goes online.
Example
To query the information about the upstream port on the device named
MA5620E, run the following command:
LST-EPONNNIPORT::DEV=MA5620E:1::;
7340377 2009-05-12 08:49:31
M 1 COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Epon NNI information of the device MA5620E

--------------------
DID FN SN PN
7340377 0 0 0
--------------------
;
Related Command
15.9.2 Querying the List of EPON ONTs (LST-EPONONT)
Usage Note
● The OLT of a specific version must support the EPON service.
Command Format
LST-EPONONT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)([,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-id[,ONTID=ont-
id]]][,ONTMAC=ont-mac]])|([,ONTKEY=ont-key])|([,LOID=loid])):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option of result's
attributes];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

Indicates the
subrack ID.

Indicates the
slot ID.

Indicates the
port ID.

NOTE Indicates the
If the UNI ONT ID.
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE(36) Indicates the -

STRING ONT key. You
can locate an
ONT
according to
the device
and the ONT
key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).
If this
parameter is
set, you do
not need to
set the FN,
SN, PN,
ONTMAC,
and ONTID
parameters.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONT.

System
ONTMAC OCTET SIZE(17) Indicates the -

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● ONTDID Specifies the -

N STRING ● ONTIP optional
attributes
● REGISTERS that can be
TAT displayed in
● ONUTYPE the returned
● FTTXMOD result. If you
E do not set
this
● SPLITTERP parameter,
ORT the optional
● SRVLEVELP attributes are
ROF not returned.
● BINDWIDT If you set this
HTYPE parameter,
the optional
● ALMPROF
attributes are
● VLAN returned.
● PRI Separate
● MASK multiple
optional
● GATE
attributes
● SNMPPRO with spaces.
F
● OPTALMPR
OF
● VAPROF
● RX
● WARNPRO
F
● ONTFEC

System
NOTE
● You must enter either the device ID or the device name.

Response Format
title="Ont information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF VENDORID
LINEPROF SRVPROF EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT MACADDRESS
ONTKEY LOID CHECKCODE ONTDID ONTIP HARDWAREVERSION REGISTERSTAT ONUTYPE
FTTXMODE SPLITTERPORT SRVLEVELPROF BINDWIDTHTYPE ALMPROF VLAN PRI MASK GATE
SNMPPROF OPTALMPROF VAPROF RX WARNPROF ONTFEC
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

name.

System

alias.
NOTE
The following
characters are
supported:
● English letters:
A-Z and a-z.
● Numbers: 0-9.
● Symbols: ( ) _ -
+ . / \ | and
space.

name of the
capability set
profile.
LINEPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the line

profile.
SRVPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

service profile.

vendor ID.
NOTE
Return HWTC for
HUAWEI ONU.

type.


System
AUTH OCTET STRING ● MACADDRESS Indicates the

● ALWAYS_ON authentication
mode.
● ONCE_ON
The meanings of
● LOID_ALWAYS_ the options are as
ON follows:
● LOID_ONCE_O ● MACADDRESS:
N Indicates that
● LOID_CHECKC the ONU is
ODE_ALWAYS_ authenticated
ON according to
● LOID_CHECKC the MAC
ODE_ONCE_O address.
N ● ALWAYS_ON:
Indicates that
the ONU is
authenticated
according to
the key. In this
authentication
mode, the OLT
determines
whether the
key reported
by the ONU is
the same as
the preset key.
If the key
reported by the
ONU is the
same as the
preset key, the
ONU passes
the
authentication
and goes
online
successfully.
After
authentication,
the ONU can
still go online
even if its MAC
address is
changed.
● ONCE_ON:
Indicates that
the ONU is
authenticated

System
according to
the key. In this
authentication
mode, the
ONU can get
online only
once and the
ONU cannot
be replaced
after it is
online. If the
timeout period
is set and the
ONU does not
get online
within the
timeout period,
the ONU can
never get
online.
● LOID_ALWAYS_
ON: Indicates
that the ONU
is
authenticated
according to
the LOID
(Logical ONT
ID). In this
authentication
mode, the OLT
determines
whether the
LOID reported
by the ONU is
the same as
the preset
LOID. If the
LOID reported
by the ONU is
the same as
the preset
LOID, the ONU
passes the
authentication
and goes
online
successfully.
After
authentication,

System
the ONU can

still go online
even if its MAC
address is
changed.
● LOID_ONCE_O
N: Indicates
that the ONU
is
authenticated
according to
the LOID. In
this
authentication
mode, the
ONU can get
online only
once and the
ONU cannot
be replaced
after it is
online. If the
timeout period
is set and the
ONU does not
get online
within the
timeout period,
the ONU can
never get
online.
● LOID_CHECKC
ODE_ALWAYS_
ON: Indicates
that the ONU
is
authenticated
according to
the LOID and
check code. A
random
character
string (check
code) and the
LOID are
authenticated
together. In
this
authentication

System
mode, the OLT

determines
whether the
LOID and
check code
reported by the
ONU is the
same as the
preset LOID
and check
code. If the
LOID and
check code
reported by the
ONU are the
same as the
preset LOID
and check
code, the ONU
passes the
authentication
and goes
online
successfully.
After
authentication,
the ONU can
still go online
even if its MAC
address is
changed.
● LOID_CHECKC
ODE_ONCE_O
N: Indicates
that the ONU
is
authenticated
according to
the LOID and
check code. A
random
character
string (check
code) and the
LOID are
authenticated
together. In
this
authentication
mode, the

System
ONU can get

online only
once and the
ONU cannot
be replaced
after it is
online. If the
timeout period
is set and the
ONU does not
get online
within the
timeout period,
the ONU can
never get
online.
NOTE
LOID_ALWAYS_O
N,
LOID_ONCE_ON,
LOID_CHECKCODE
_ALWAYS_ON and
LOID_CHECKCODE
_ONCE_ON are
supported by the
MA5680T
(MA5600
V800R008C00 and
later versions),
MA5600T
(MA5600
V800R008C00 and
later versions), and
MA5603T
(MA5600
V800R008C00 and
later versions).

System
AUTHTIMEOUT OCTET STRING 1-168 Indicates the

the
authentication.
This parameter is
valid only when
the authentication
mode is set to
ONCE_ON.
If you do not set
this parameter,
the value is
returned as
Disable in the
output
information.
Unit: h.
ONTDID INTEGER - Indicates the

MDU ID.
ONTIP OCTET STRING SIZE (15) Indicates the IP

address of the
MDU.
MACADDRESS OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC

address of the
MDU.
It is represented
as 12 hexadecimal
numbers.
Example:
51-53-35-35-22-4
4.

password of the
ONT.
LOID OCTET STRING SIZE (24) Indicates the

logical
authentication
code of the ONT.
CHECKCODE OCTET STRING SIZE (12) Indicates the

code of the ONT.
HARDWAREVERSI OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the ONU

ON hardware version.

System
REGISTERSTAT OCTET STRING ● registered Indicates the

● unregistered authorization
status of an ONU.
ONUTYPE OCTET STRING ● MDU Indicates the ONU

● ONT type.
FTTXMODE OCTET STRING ● FTTB Indicates the FTTx

● FTTH mode.
● FTTC
SPLITTERPORT INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the port

ID of the splitter
that is connected
to an ONU.
BINDWIDTHTYPE OCTET STRING ● 1G-1G Indicates the

● 10G-1G upstream and
downstream rate
● 10G-2G types of an ONT.
● 10G-10G Unit: bit/s
● AUTO

name of a service
level profile.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=S
RVLEVELPROF is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
NOTE
MA5600
V800R008C05 and
later versions
(excluding
MA5600
V800R009) support
this parameter.
ALMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

alarm profile
name.

System
VLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the

management
VLAN of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=V
LAN is entered,
this parameter is
displayed as --.

priority of the
ONU. When the
location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=P
RI is entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
MASK IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP

mask of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=
MASK is entered,
this parameter is
displayed as --.
GATE IPADDRESS - Indicates the

default gateway
of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=G
ATE is entered,
this parameter is
displayed as --.

System
SNMPPROF OCTET STRING SIZE(64) Indicates the

SNMP profile
name of the ONU.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=S
NMPPROF is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
OPTALMPROF OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the ONU

optical power
alarm profile
bound to ONUs.
The ONU optical
power alarm
profile is used to
manage optical
module alarm
thresholds in a
centralized
manner.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=
OPTALMPROF is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
VAPROF OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

name of a global
ONT VAS profile
or general ONT
VAS profile. When
the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=V
APROF is entered,
this parameter is
displayed as --.

System
RX OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the MEF

IP traffic profile
with QoS
downstream rate
control.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=R
X is entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
WARNPROF OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the

name of the warn
profile.
When the location
information
contains NAME
and
SHOWOPTION=
WARNPROF is
entered, this
parameter is
displayed as --.
ONTFEC OCTET STRING ● ENABLE Indicates the the

● DISABLE ONT upstream
FEC switch.
● USE_PROFILE_
NOTE
CONFIG
OLTs of
V800R017C10 and
later versions
support this
parameter.

System
Error Code

offline. Verify that the following faults
do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.
2686058531 The device does not ● Verify that the device is successfully
to the IP Address.
2686058552 The resource does The information about the EPON ONT
not exist. is not available on the required device.
In this case, verify that the ONT
information is added to the device and
the information of the device is
synchronized to the U2000.
type

correct.
correct order.

System
Example
To query the list of ONTs connected to the device named MA5800-X17, run the
following command:
LST-EPONONT::DEV=MA5800-X17:6::;
● Profile mode:
7340035 2016-10-26 19:41:01
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Ont information of the device MA5800-X17
----------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF LINEPROF SRVPROF VENDORID EQUIPMENTID
MAINSOFTVERSION AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT MACADDRESS ONTKEY LOID CHECKCODE
HARDWAREVERSION
7340035 0 4 0 0 MA5800-X17/Frame0/Slot4/Port0/OnuID0 -- -- !@#$%^&*()_+{}|":<>/,,.;'[]\~`'' !@#$

%^&*()_+{}|":<>/,,.;'[]\~`'' HWTC ONT -- MACADDRESS Disable 00-10-10-28-00-EE -- -- -- --
----------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.9.3 Querying Information About Auto-discovered EPON

ONUs (LST-EPONONTAUTOFIND)
Usage Note
The ONU must be connected to the OLT and be powered on.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTAUTOFIND::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

System
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
Response Format
title="Auto find epon ont information "
name of attributes: DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID MACADDRESS ONTKEY LOID CHECKCODE
EQUIPMENTID VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSION
Output Parameter

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

System
MACADDRESS OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC

address.
It is represented
as 12 hexadecimal
numbers.
Example:
51-53-35-35-22-4
4.

password.
LOID OCTET STRING SIZE (24) Indicates the ONU

logical
authentication
code.
CHECKCODE OCTET STRING SIZE (12) Indicates the ONU

code.

vendor ID.
NOTE
Return 2011 for
HUAWEI ONU.

terminal type.
NOTE
The configuration
item
XPONCOMMON_T
HIRDONT_EQUIPM
ENT_FORMAT
determines the
format of terminal
types returned for
CIGG vendors'
ONUs. For details
about the meaning
and setting
method of the
configuration item,
see
Table 8-1
.

System

This parameter is
applicable to the
following devices:
● MA5600T:
MA5600
V800R006 and
later versions
● MA5606T:
MA5600
V800R006 and
later versions
● MA5603T:
MA5600
V800R006 and
later versions
Error Code

Example
To query information about the auto-discovered ONU of port 0/15/0 on device
named MA5680_113, run the following command:
LST-EPONONTAUTOFIND::DEV=MA5680_113,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0:0::;
7340082 2010-11-01 16:23:55
M 0 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded
blktag=1
blkcount=6
blktotal=6
Auto find epon ont information

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID MACADDRESS ONTKEY LOID CHECKCODE EQUIPMENTID
VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSION
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 0 00-00-12-34-56-78 00000000000000000000000000000000
-- -- 5610 1213682755 V8R307 C01
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 1 00-18-82-6D-06-51 MA5626E_64 -- -- 5626

System
1213682755 V8R307 C01

MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 2 00-18-82-8B-49-8F -- -- 5620 1213682755
MA5600V800R305
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 3 00-25-9E-74-54-FE 5771SNHWTEST02 -- -- 5626
1213682755 V8R308 C00
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 4 00-25-9E-7C-8C-5E 00-18-82-B9-C3-A9 -- -- 5620
1213682755 V8R308 C00
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 5 00-73-07-5B-5E-FA 000000000000 -- -- 850e
842019121 V100R001C03B059
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
● LST-EPONONT
● ADD-EPONONT
15.9.4 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-

EPONONTRUNINFO)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-EPONONTRUNINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ONUACTUALBANDTYPE
ONUBANDTYPE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack
number.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID. This
If the UNI parameter is
port is of 10G used together
EPON, the with the
value range is
device name
0-255; if the
UNI port is of or ID, subrack
1G EPON, the number, slot
value range is ID, and port
0-127. ID to locate
the ONT.

System
NAME OCTET SIZE (1-255) Indicates the N/A

STRING name. This
parameter is
used together
with the
device name
or ID to
locate the
ONT.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (1-128) Indicates the N/A

For the used to locate
MA5600 the ONTs.
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up
to 32
characters.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● ONUACTU (Optional) -

N STRING ALBANDTY Specifies
PE whether the
● ONUBAND attributes are
TYPE displayed. If
you enter
SHOWOPTIO
N=ONUACTU
ALBANDTYPE
in the
command,
the
corresponding
attribute is
displayed in
the response
to the
command. By
default, the
attribute is
not displayed.

System
NOTE
Set one of the following parameter combinations to locate an ONT:

● Device name, subrack number, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID
● Device ID, subrack number, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID
● ONT alias
If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, it is an invalid value.
Response Format
title="ONT run info of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS RUNSTAT ADMINSTAT
LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE ONUACTUALBANDTYPE ONUBANDTYPE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack number.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID. This parameter
If the UNI port is is used together
of 10G EPON, the with the device
value range is name or ID,
0-255; if the UNI
subrack number,
port is of 1G
EPON, the value slot ID, and port
range is 0-127. ID to locate the
ONT.
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE (1-255) Indicates the

name.

System
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (1-128) Indicates the alias.

NOTE
For the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.
RUNSTAT OCTET STRING ● Up Indicate the

● Down running
information about
the ONT.

● Down activation status
of the ONT.

● CHARGE power supply
status of the ONT.
● DISCHARGE
● HOLDING
● POWERON
LSTUPTIME INTEGER Format: Indicates the last

YYYYMMDDHHM time when the
MSS ONT was online.
The time is in UTC
format.
LSTDOWNTIME INTEGER Format: Indicates the last

YYYYMMDDHHM time when the
MSS ONT was offline.
The time is in UTC
format.

System
LSTDOWNCAUSE OCTET STRING ● ONUDEL Indicates reason

● ONTDISCONN why the ONT was
ECT offline last time.
● LOSI Options are as
follows:
● LOFI
● ONUDEL: The
● SFI ONT is deleted.
● LOAI ● ONTDISCONN
● LOAMI ECT: The ONT
● DACT Failure is
disconnected.
● DACT
● LOSI: A branch
● Reset fiber is
● Re-Regester disconnected
● Popup Failure or the OLT fails
to detect
● Author Failure
optical signals
● Dying-gasp from a GPON
● OFF-Line ONT.
Failure ● LOFI: ONT
● Deactive frames are lost.
Because of ● SFI: Bit error
Ring rates of the
ONT exceed
the preset
threshold.
● LOAI: PLOAM
acknowledgme
nt messages
are lost for the
ONT.
● LOAMI: PLOAM
messages are
lost for the
ONT.
● DACT Failure:
The ONT
deactivation
fails.
● DACT: The
ONT is
deactivated.
● Reset: The
ONT is reset.
● Re-Regester:
The ONT
registers again.

System
● Popup Failure:
The ONT fails
to respond to
the popup
messages from
the OLT.
● Author Failure:
The ONT
authentication
fails.
● Dying-gasp:
The Dying-
gasp alarm is
reported when
the ONT
undergoes a
power failure.
● OFF-Line
Failure: The
ONT fails to
get offline.
● Deactive
Because of
Ring: The ONT
goes offline
because of the
ring.
ONUACTUALBAN OCTET STRING ● 1G-1G Indicates the

DTYPE ● 10G-1G actual bandwidth
type of the ONU.
● 10G-10G
Unit: bit/s
This parameter is
returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=O
NUACTUALBAND
TYPE is entered in
the command.

System
ONUBANDTYPE OCTET STRING ● 1G-1G Indicates the

● 10G-1G bandwidth type
configured for the
● 10G-10G ONU.
● AUTO Unit: bit/s
This parameter is
returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=O
NUBANDTYPE is
entered in the
command.
Error Code

Example
To query running status of ONT 0 connected to port 0/16/1 on the device named
LST-
EPONONTRUNINFO::DEV=10.78.217.114,FN=0,SN=16,PN=1,ONTID=0:CTAG::;
7340037 2011-02-24 11:49:47
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT run info of the device 10.78.217.114

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS RUNSTAT ADMINSTAT LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE
7340037 0 16 1 0 GG 654 Up Up 2011-02-23 13:00:10 2011-02-23 12:58:08 ONTDISCONNECT
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command

System
15.9.5 Querying the Ethernet Port Details of an EPON ONT

(LST-EPONONTETHPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the Ethernet port details of an EPON ONT. Ensure
that the OLT is online before running this command.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTETHPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=VLANDEFAULT];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT index.
If the UNI The ONTID,
port is of 10G DEV (or DID),
EPON, the FN, SN, and
value range is
PN
0-255; if the
UNI port is of parameters
1G EPON, the identify an
value range is ONT.
0-127.

ID of an ONT
user-side port.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET VLANDEFAUL (Optional) -

N STRING T Specifies
whether the
attributes are
displayed. If
you enter
SHOWOPTIO
N=VLANDEF
AULT in the
command,
the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed in
the response
to the
command. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
title="ont eth port information of the Device DevName"
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPORTSTATUS RXPKTS
TXPKTS VLANDEFAULT
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE INTEGER 47 Indicates the ONT

port type.
If the value is 47,
the port is an
Ethernet port.

an ONT user-side
port.
ONTPORTSTATUS OCTET STRING ● ACTIVATE Indicates the

● DEACTIVATE status of an ONT
port.
RXPKTS INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the

number of
received packets.
Unit: packet.
TXPKTS INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the

number of
transmitted
packets.
Unit: packet.
VLANDEAULT INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the

default VLAN.
Error Code

incomplete.
Example
To query the details of ONT Ethernet port 0/15/2 (ONTID = 1, ONTPORTID = 1)

System
LST-
EPONONTETHPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=15,PN=2,ONTID=1,O
NTPORTID=1:222::;

7340046 2010-11-04 17:33:29
M 222 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ont eth port information 10.78.217.216

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPORTSTATUS RXPKTS TXPKTS
7340046 0 15 2 1 47 1 ACTIVATE -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE
The valid fields of each Ethernet port vary with the types of devices and ports. The invalid
fields are displayed as --.
Related Command
LST-ETHPORT
15.9.6 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the User Port

of an FTTH ONU (LST-EPONONTPORTMAC)
Usage Note
● For the ONT, the version of the HG850e must be later than
V100R001C05B012, the version of the HG813e must be later than
V100R001C01B027, the version of the MA5620E and the MA5626E must be
later than V8R305C01B123, and the version of the MA5610 must be later
than V8R306C01B031.
● The ONT UNI port must be connected to a home gateway that works in the
normal state and that is connected to a network device such as a PC.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTPORTMAC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id,VLANID=vlan-id:CTAG::;

System
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - (Optional) N/A

Indicates the
device ID.

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

System

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORTTYP OCTET ● FE Indicates the N/A

E STRING ● GE type of user
port on the
● ETH ONT.
● WLAN

ID of the user
port of the
ONT. The
range of the
user ports is
restricted by
the capability
set profile.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4094 Indicates the N/A

VLAN ID.
NOTE
The device ID or the device name must be set. Other parameters are mandatory.
Response Format
title="Ont information of the device"+device-name: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE
ONTPORTID VLANID MAC

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE OCTET STRING ● FE Indicates the type

● GE of user port on
the ONT.
● ETH
● WLAN

the user port of
the ONT. The
range of the user
ports is restricted
by the capability
set profile.

VLAN ID.

address addresses
learned by the
user port of the
FTTH ONU.

System
Error Code
1610612764 Device Timeout The cause is usually that the

device is offline. Ensure that the
disconnected.
incorrectly.
● The U2000 cannot ping the
device because of network
faults.
2686058531 The device does not ● Ensure that the device is

U2000.
● By default, the device is
name. If the value of the
Address.

support this device supports the entered device name
type or IP address.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the command is

command.
are correct.
the correct order.

System
1615462437 The version does not Ensure that the following

match or conditions are met before
communication with upgrading OLTs and ONTs:
the device failed. ● The version of the OLT must be
later than the MA5600
V800R006C32B086.
● For the ONT, the version of the
HG850e must be later than
V100R001C05B012, the version
of the HG813e must be later
than V100R001C01B027, the
version of the MA5620E and
the MA5626E must be later
than V8R305C01B123, and the
version of the MA5610 must
be later than V8R306C01B031.
Example
To query the MAC addresses learned by FE port 1 on ONT 1 that is connected to
port 0/15/0 on the device with the IP address 10.71.211.96, run the following
command:
LST-
EPONONTPORTMAC::DEV=10.71.211.96,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,ONTPORT
TYPE=FE,ONTPORTID=1,VLANID=3999:CTAG::;
NOTE
The first five MAC addresses learned by the port are displayed each time the query
operation is complete. The invalid fields are displayed as --.

7340033 2009-03-06 13:51:38
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5

----------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANID MAC
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-74-04-FF-5F-53
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
;
Related Command
LST-SERVICEPORT

System
15.9.7 Querying the EPON Information of an MDU Device

(LST-EPONBYONUDEV)
Usage Note
● The MDU information must be already added to the OLT correctly and
Command Format
LST-EPONBYONUDEV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
70 MA5610
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2312 MA5628
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2

System
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - (Optional) -

Indicates the
device ID.
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) (Optional) -

device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.
NOTE
Response Format
title="Ont information of the device"+device-name: DID OLTDID OLTDEV FN SN PN ONTID MACADDR
ONTKEY VENDORID EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVER

System
Output Parameter

device ID.
OLTDID INTEGER - Indicates the

device ID of the
OLT.
OLTDEV OCTET STRING SIZE (1-64) Indicates the

device name of
the OLT.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
MACADDR OCTET STRING SIZE (1-17) Indicates the MAC

address of the
MDU.
ONTKEY OCTET STRING SIZE (1-32) Indicates the

authentication
password of the
ONT.
VENDORID OCTET STRING SIZE (1-32) Indicates the

vendor ID.
NOTE
Return 2011 for
HUAWEI ONU.

type.

software version.

System
Error Code
1610612764 Device Timeout The cause is usually that the device

is offline. Check and ensure that the
disconnected.
incorrectly.
2686058531 The device does not ● Check and ensure that the device
exist. is successfully added to the
U2000.
according to the device name. If
the value of the configuration
about how to modify
2686058554 Command does not Check and ensure that the command
support this device supports the entered device name or
type IP address.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Check and ensure that the command

parameter or is correct according to the following
Value of parameter is exceed the ranges of the
wrong parameters specified by the
command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the EPON information of the MDU device named 22, run the following
command:
LST-EPONBYONUDEV::DEV=22:CTAG::;

System
NOTE
In the query results, the invalid fields are displayed as --.

7340119 2009-03-06 13:56:30
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Ont information of the device 22

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID OLTDID OLTDEV FN SN PN ONTID MACADDR ONTKEY VENDORID
EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVER
7340119 7340033 10.71.211.96 0 15 3 22 -- -- -- 5620 --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.9.8 Querying Optical Module Information About an EPON

ONT (LST-EPONONTDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
● MA5600 V800R006C02, MA5680T V800R006C02, MA5603T V800R006C02 and
MA5600T V800R006C02 or their later versions support the function of
querying optical module information about an EPON ONU.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTDDMDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TYPE SUBTYPE TxPowerHighAlarmThreshold
TxPowerLowAlarmThreshold RxPowerHighAlarmThreshold RxPowerLowAlarmThreshold
CurrTxBiasHighAlarmThreshold CurrTxBiasLowAlarmThreshold VoltageHighAlarmThreshold
VoltageLowAlarmThreshold TemperatureHighAlarmThreshold TemperatureLowAlarmThreshold];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T

System
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2357/2355/2356 MA5800-X17-VAN/MA5800-X7-VAN/
MA5800-X15-VAN
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack
number.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● TYPE Specifies N/A

N STRING ● SUBTYPE whether the
return results
● TxPowerHi contain the
ghAlarmTh corresponding
reshold attributes.
● TxPowerLo This
wAlarmThr parameter is
eshold optional. If
● RxPowerHi this
ghAlarmTh parameter is
reshold set, the return
results
● RxPowerLo contain the
wAlarmThr corresponding
eshold attributes. By
● CurrTxBias default, the
HighAlarm return results
Threshold do not
● CurrTxBias contain
LowAlarm attributes.
Threshold
● VoltageHig
hAlarmThr
eshold
● VoltageLo
wAlarmThr
eshold
● Temperatu
reHighAlar
mThreshol
d
● Temperatu
reLowAlar
mThreshol
d

System
NOTE
Response Format
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR
OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING TYPE SUBTYPE TxPowerHighAlarmThreshold
TxPowerLowAlarmThreshold RxPowerHighAlarmThreshold RxPowerLowAlarmThreshold
CurrTxBiasHighAlarmThreshold CurrTxBiasLowAlarmThreshold VoltageHighAlarmThreshold
VoltageLowAlarmThreshold TemperatureHighAlarmThreshold TemperatureLowAlarmThreshold
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack number.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
OPTICSRXPOWER FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the

receive power of
the optical
module.
Unit: dBm
OPTICSTXPOWER FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the

transmit power of
the optical
module.
Unit: dBm

System
OPTICSTXBIASCU INTEGER 0-10000 .Indicates the bias

RR current of the
optical module.
Unit: mA
OPTICSTXTEMP FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the

temperature of
the optical
module.
Unit: °C
OPTICSTXVOL INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

power supply
voltage of the
optical module.
Unit: mV
ONTRANGING DOUBLE 0-2147483647 Indicates the

ranging distance
of the ONT.
Unit: m.
TYPE OCTET STRING ● GPON Indicates the

● EPON optical module
type.
● 10G EPON
● 10G GPON
● WDM PON
● hybrid PON
● GPON/EPON
● Unknown
● XGS-PON
● TWDM-PON

System
SUBTYPE OCTET STRING ● CLASS B+ Indicates the

● CLASS C+ optical module
subtype.
● CLASS B
● CLASS C++
● N2a
● N2b
● N1
● E1
● E2a
● E2b
● N1/N2a/E1/E2
a
● PX20
● PX20+
● PX20++
● PR30
● PR20
● PRX30
● PRX20
● PRX40
● PR40
● PRX30-E
● GPON CLASS B
+/EPON PX20+
● GPON CLASS
B/EPON PX20
● Unknown
TxPowerHighAlar FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the

threshold of the
transmit optical
power.
Unit: dBm
TxPowerLowAlar FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the

threshold of the
transmit optical
power.
Unit: dBm

System
RxPowerHighAlar FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the

threshold of the
receive optical
power.
Unit: dBm
RxPowerLowAlar FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the

threshold of the
receive optical
power.
Unit: dBm
CurrTxBiasHighA- INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

larmThreshold upper alarm
threshold of the
bias current.
Unit: mA
CurrTxBiasLowAla INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

rmThreshold lower alarm
threshold of the
bias current.
Unit: mA
VoltageHighAlarm INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

Threshold upper alarm
threshold of the
supply voltage.
Unit: mV
VoltageLowAlarm INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

Threshold lower alarm
threshold of the
supply voltage.
Unit: mV
TemperatureHigh- FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the

AlarmThreshold upper alarm
threshold of the
temperature.
Unit: °C
TemperatureLowA FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the

larmThreshold lower alarm
threshold of the
temperature.
Unit: °C

System
Error Code

do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.
to the IP Address.
type

correct.
correct order.
Example
To query information about the ONT optical module (ONTID=0) at port 0/13/2 on
LST-
EPONONTDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.144.79.212,FN=0,SN=13,PN=2,ONTID=0:CTAG::;

System
7340139 2010-11-09 16:17:26

M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Onu Optic Power info of device 10.144.79.212

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP
7340139 0 13 2 0 2.49 -8.81 60 8 3314 345
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL
15.9.9 Querying the Optical Module Information of an MDU

NNI Port (LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
● The OLT and MDU must be online.
Command Format
LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slotid,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
57 MA5606T
61 MA5626E
70 MA5610
100 MA5616
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2364 EA5821

System
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter
r

value of the
configuration item
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

number.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot N/A

number.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port N/A

number.
NOTE
Response Format
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP

System
Output Parameter
FN INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the subrack number.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot number.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port number.
OPTICSRXP FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the receive power of

OWER the optical module.
Unit: dBm
OPTICSTXP FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the transmit power

OWER of the optical module.
Unit: dBm
OPTICSTXBI FLOAT 0-10000 Indicates the bias current of

ASCURR the optical module.
Unit: mA
OPTICSTXTE FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the temperature of

MP the optical module.
Unit: °C
OPTICSTXV INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the power supply

OL voltage of the optical module.
Unit: mV
Error Code

do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.

System
to the IP Address.
type

correct.
correct order.
Example
To query information about the MDU optical module (ONTID=0) at port 0/0/1 on
LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=0,PN=1:CTAG::;
7340033 2010-11-09 18:38:24
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
MXU Power info of device 10.78.217.216

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL
7340033 0 0 1 -15.07 2.99 10.54 30.6 3370
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command

System
15.9.10 Querying Details on EPON Optical Modules (LST-

EPONSFP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query information about optical modules on a specified
device. Before running this command, ensure that the device is online and has
been configured with a EPON optical module on the specified slot.
Command Format
LST-EPONSFP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num][,PN=port-num]:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

System

port ID.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● IDENTIFIER (Optional) -

N STRING ● CONNECT Specifies the
OR attributes
that can be
displayed in
the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
title="EPON SFP information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62MICRON5
VENDORNAME VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN VENDORREV WAVELENGTH TYPE SUBTYPE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
LENGTH9MICRON INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

transmission
distance of
9/125μm fiber.
Unit: 100m

System

N transmission
distance of
50/125μm fiber.
Unit: m

N5 transmission
distance of
62.5/125μm fiber.
Unit: m
VENDORNAME OCTET STRING 0-17 Indicates the

vendor name.
VENDOROUI OCTET STRING 0-9 Indicates the OUI

ID of the vendor.
VENDORPN OCTET STRING 0-17 Indicates the

product ID of the
vendor.
VENDORSN OCTET STRING 0-17 Indicates the

serial number of
the vendor.
VENDORREV OCTET STRING 0-5 Indicates the

version.
WAVELENGTH INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

optical
wavelength.
Unit: nm
TYPE OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the type

● GPON of the optical
module.
● EPON
● 10G GPON
● 10G EPON
● WDM PON
● hybird PON
● PRX30-E

System
SUBTYPE OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the

● CLASS B+ subtype of the
optical module.
● CLASS C+
● CLASS B
● PX20
● PX20+
● PR30
● PR20
● PRX30
● PRX20
● CLASS C++
● PX20++
● PRX40
● PR40
● N2A
● N2B
● N1
● E1
● E2a
● E2b
● D1
IDENTIFIER OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the

● GBIC optical module ID.
Only NEs that
● SolderedToMot work in profile
herboard mode support this
● SFP parameter.
● XFP

System
CONNECTOR OCTET STRING ● Unknown Indicates the

● SC optical module
connector type.
● CopperConnect Only NEs that
or1 work in profile
● CopperConnect mode support this
or2 parameter.
● BNC/TNC
● CoaxialHeaders
● FiberJack
● LC
● MT-RJ
● MU
● SG
● OpticalPigtail
● HSSDC II
● CopperPigtail
● MpoParallelOp
tic
● RJ45
Error Code

command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
Example 1: To query information about optical modules on the board in slot 1 of
subrack 0 on the device named 10.144.194.154, run the following command:
LST-EPONSFP::DEV=10.144.194.154,FN=0,SN=1:CTAG::;

System

7340138 2015-10-27 10:50:15
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=8
blktotal=8
EPON SFP information of the device 10.144.194.154

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------
7340138 0 1 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
7340138 0 1 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
7340138 0 1 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
7340138 0 1 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
7340138 0 1 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
7340138 0 1 5 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
7340138 0 1 6 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
7340138 0 1 7 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------
Example 2: To query information about optical modules on port 0/1/3 of the

LST-
EPONSFP::DEV=10.144.194.154,FN=0,SN=1,PN=3:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=IDENTI
FIER CONNECTOR;
7340138 2015-10-27 10:47:57
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
EPON SFP information of the device 10.144.194.154

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
7340138 0 1 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-SFP

System
15.9.11 Querying Optical Module Information About an EPON

Port (LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
● MA5600 V800R006C02, MA5680T V800R006C02, MA5603T V800R006C02 and
MA5600T V800R006C02 or their later versions support the function of
querying optical module information about an EPON port.
Command Format
LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=10GTxPower 10GTxPowerR 10GCurrTxBias 10GCurrTxBiasR];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● 10GTxPow (Optional) -

N STRING er Specifies
● 10GTxPow whether the
erR attributes are
displayed. If
● 10GCurrTx you enter
Bias SHOWOPTIO
● 10GCurrTx N=10GTxPow
BiasR er in the
command,
the
corresponding
attribute is
displayed in
the response
to the
command. By
default, the
attribute is
not displayed.
NOTE
Response Format
title="Epon Port Optic Power info of device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN TxPower RxPower Temperature BiasCurrent Voltage 10GTxPower
10GTxPowerR 10GCurrTxBias 10GCurrTxBiasR
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System
TxPower FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the

transmit power of
the optical
module.
Unit: dBm
RxPower FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the

receive power of
the optical
module.
Unit: dBm
Temperature FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the

temperature of
the optical
module.
Unit: °C
BiasCurrent INTEGER 0-10000 .Indicates the bias

current of the
optical module.
Unit: mA
Voltage INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the

power supply
voltage of the
optical module.
Unit: mV
10GTxPower DOUBLE -40 to 10 Indicates the 10G

EPON transmit
optical power.
Unit: dBm
This parameter is
returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=1
0GTxPower is
entered in the
command.

System
10GTxPowerR OCTET STRING ● Normal Specifies whether

● High the 10G EPON
transmit optical
● Low power is normal.
This parameter is
returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=1
0GTxPowerR is
entered in the
command.
10GCurrTxBias DOUBLE 0-262 Indicates the 10G

EPON bias
current.
Unit: mA
This parameter is
returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=1
0GCurrTxBias is
entered in the
command.
10GCurrTxBiasR OCTET STRING ● Normal Specifies whether

● High the 10G EPON
bias current is
● Low normal.
This parameter is
returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=1
0GCurrTxBiasR is
entered in the
command.

System
Error Code

offline. Check and ensure that the
disconnected.
incorrectly.
to the IP Address.
type

correct.
correct order.
Example
To query information about the optical module of port 0/15/0 on the device
LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.113,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340130 2010-11-09 15:53:17
M CTAG COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Epon Port Optic Power info of device 10.78.217.113

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN TxPower RxPower Temperature BiasCurrent Voltage
7340130 0 15 0 4.52 -- 46 10 3320
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.9.12 Querying the EPON Port Details (LST-

EPONPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the EPON port details. Ensure that the OLT is
online before running this command.
Command Format
LST-EPONPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option of result's attributes];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack
number.

slot number.

port number.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● SPLITRATI Specifies the -

N STRING O optional
● UPWAVELE attributes
NGTH that can be
displayed.
● DOWNWA
VELENGTH ● If you do
not set this
● PROPERTY parameter,
● PROTECTT the
AG optional
● LSTDOWN attributes
CAUSE are not
displayed.
● If you set
this
parameter,
the
optional
attributes
are
displayed.
Separate
multiple
optional
attributes
with spaces.
Response Format
title="Epon port detail information of the Device DevName"
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN PSTAT NAME ALIAS NEAREST FARTHES DNFEC AUTOFINDONT
SPLITRATIO UPWAVELENGTH DOWNWAVELENGTH PROPERTY PROTECTTAG LSTDOWNCAUSE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack number.

number.

System

number.
PSTAT OCTET STRING ● Active Indicates the port

● Activating status.
● Deactive
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE(255) Indicates the port

name.
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE(255) Indicates the port

alias.

minimum
distance between
the OLT and the
ONU.
Unit: km

maximum
distance between
the OLT and the
ONU.
Unit: km
DNFEC OCTET STRING ● OPEN Enables and

● CLOSE disables low
delay.
AUTOFINDONT OCTET STRING ● OPEN Enables and

● CLOSE disables auto-
discovery of
ONUs.
SPLITRATIO OCTET STRING 1_128 Indicates the

maximum split
ratio.
UPWAVELENGTH OCTET STRING 1310 Indicates the

upstream
wavelength of the
EPON port.
Unit: nm
DOWNWAVELEN OCTET STRING 1490 Indicates the

GTH downstream
wavelength of the
EPON port.
Unit: nm

System
PROPERTY OCTET STRING OLT Indicates the

source of the
EPON port, that
is, on the OLT or
on the ONU.
PROTECTTAG OCTET STRING NONE Indicates the

active/standby
status of the
EPON port.
LSTDOWNCAUSE OCTET STRING ● LOS Last Down Cause.

● OpticModuleA
bsence
● OpticModuleFa
ult
● OpticPortClose
d
Error Code

incomplete.
Example
To query the details about port 0/17/3 of 10.78.217.109, run the following
command:
LST-
EPONPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.109,FN=0,SN=17,PN=3:222::SHOWOPTION=
SPLITRATIO UPWAVELENGTH DOWNWAVELENGTH PROPERTY PROTECTTAG;
7340068 2010-12-23 16:26:38
M 222 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Epon port detail information of the device 10.78.217.109

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------
SPLITRATIO UPWAVELENGTH DOWNWAVELENGTH PROPERTY PROTECTTAG
7340068 0 17 3 Activating -- -- -- 20 -- OPEN 1_128 1310 1490 OLT NONE
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

System
-----------------
Related Command
None.
15.9.13 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of an EPON

Port (LST-EPONPONPORTPERF)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-EPONPONPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id)
[,CHANNELTYPE=OpticalChannelType]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
CHANNELTYP OCTET ● 1G Indicates the XEBD boards:

E STRING ● 10G EPON port 1G
channel type.
Options are
as follows:
● 1G: collects
1G port
channel
statistics.
● 10G:
collects
10G port
channel
statistics.

System
NOTE
Response Format
title="Epon Port Performance info of device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN RcvUnicastFrames RcvMulticastFrames RcvBoardcastFrames
SendUnicastFrames SendMulticastFrames SendBoardcastFrames Rcv64OctetFrames
Rcv65to127OctetFrames Rcv128to255OctetFrames Rcv256to511OctetFrames Rcv512to1023OctetFrames
Rcv1024to1518OctetFrames RcvCrcErrorFrames
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
RcvUnicastFrames INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 received unicast
frames.
RcvMulticastFram INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

es 9551615 received multicast
frames.
RcvBoardcastFram INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

es 9551615 broadcast frames.
SendUnicastFram INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

es 9551615 transmitted
unicast frames.
SendMulticastFra INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

mes 9551615 transmitted
multicast frames.
SendBoardcastFra INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

mes 9551615 transmitted
broadcast frames.
Rcv64OctetFrame INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

s 9551615 received 64-byte
frames.

System
Rcv65to127OctetF INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

rames 9551615 received 65-byte
to 127-byte
frames.
Rcv128to255Octet INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

Frames 9551615 received 128-byte
to 255-byte
frames.
Rcv256to511Octet INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

Frames 9551615 received 256-byte
to 511-byte
frames.
Rcv512to1023Oct INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

etFrames 9551615 received 512-byte
to 1023-byte
frames.
Rcv1024to1518Oc INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

tetFrames 9551615 received 1024-
byte to 1518-byte
frames.
RcvCrcErrorFrame INTEGER 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

s 9551615 received CRC error
frames.
Error Code

do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.

System
to the IP Address.
type

correct.
correct order.
Example
To query performance information about port 0/15/0 on device named
LST-EPONPONPORTPERF::DEV=10.78.217.113,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0:CTAG::;

7340130 2010-11-09 16:47:47
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Epon Port Performance info of device 10.78.217.113

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN RcvUnicastFrames RcvMulticastFrames RcvBoardcastFrames SendUnicastFrames
SendMulticastFrames SendBoardcastFrames Rcv64OctetFrames Rcv65to127OctetFrames
Rcv128to255OctetFrames Rcv256to511OctetFrames Rcv512to1023OctetFrames Rcv1024to1518OctetFrames
RcvCrcErrorFrames
7340130 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

System
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.9.14 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of Ethernet

Traffic on an EPON UNI Port (LST-EPONPORTPERF)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-EPONPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack
number.

slot number.

port number.
NOTE
Response Format
title="EPON Port Performance info of device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES
OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack number.

number.

number.

received.

packets received.

9551615 number of
dropped packets
received.

number of error
packets received.

transmitted.

packets
transmitted.

number of
dropped packets
transmitted.

number of error
packets
transmitted.

System
Error Code

do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.
to the IP Address.
type

correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the performance data of port 0/12/0 of device 10.167.223.118, run the
following command:
LST-EPONPORTPERF::DEV=10.167.223.118,FN=0,SN=12,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340223 2011-08-16 14:46:50
M CTAG COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
EPON Port Performance info of device 10.167.223.118

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS
OUTERRORS
7340082 0 12 0 19313628867 18438781 0 0 141119487430 1072364695 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.9.15 Querying Real-Time Performance Data on an EPON

ONT Ethernet Port (LST-EPONONTETHPORTPERF)
Usage Note
● The OLT and ONT must be online.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTETHPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack
number.

slot number.

port number.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

ONT ETH port
number.

System
NOTE
Response Format
title="Eth Port of ONT Performance info of device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS
OUTOCTES OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS TxRate RxRate
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack number.

number.

number.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the ONT

ETH port ID.

received.

packets received.

9551615 number of
dropped packets
received.

System

number of error
packets received.

transmitted.
OUTUCASTPKTS INTEGER 0 Indicates the total

number of unicast
packets
transmitted.

number of
dropped packets
transmitted.

number of error
packets
transmitted.
Error Code

do not occur:
disconnected.
incorrectly.
to the IP Address.

System
type

correct.
correct order.
Example
To query performance data of Ethernet port 1 on ONT 7 under port 0/12/0 of
device 10.167.223.118, run the following command:
LST-
EPONONTETHPORTPERF::DEV=10.167.223.118,FN=0,SN=12,PN=0,ONTID=7,ON
TPORTID=1:CTAG::;
7340223 2011-08-16 14:46:41
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Eth Port of ONT Performance info of device 10.167.223.118

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES
OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS
7340223 0 12 0 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
;
Related Command
None.
15.9.16 Querying ONT SIP User Accounts (LST-ONTSIPINFO)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the registration user name, password, and
registration user name of the SIP user ports. Query at levels other than ONT (NE,

System
board, or port level) supports GPON query only, and all the query results are
obtained from the database. Information that is not contained in the database is
displayed as --. For third-party ONTs (non-Huawei ONTs), only basic information
is displayed. Other information is displayed as --.
Command Format
LST-ONTSIPINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id)|(ONTKEY=ont-key))[,SIPUSERNAME=Sip-userName])|([,FN=Frame-id][,SN=Slot-id][,PN=Port-id])):CTAG::;
Supporting Device

versions)

versions)
2331 MA5608T

versions)
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System

value is key or the
SIZE(36) GPON ONT
when the authenticatio
GPON_PW n password.
D_FORMA An ONT is
T_IN_DB is located
set to 0. according to
● the range the device
of the and the ONT
value is key. If you set
SIZE(72) this
when the parameter,
GPON_PW you do not
D_FORMA need to set
T_IN_DB is the FN, SN,
set to 1. PN, and
ONTID
parameters.
NOTE
For the EPON
ONT key:
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).

System
SIPUSERNAM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the N/A

E STRING registration
user name of
a SIP user
port. This
value is a
phone
number.
NOTE
You may use
personal
information of
users when
configuring
the relevant
information.
Therefore, you
are obligated
to take
considerable
measures, in
compliance
with the laws
of the
countries
concerned
and the user
privacy
policies of
your
company, to
ensure that
the personal
data of users
is fully
protected.
NOTE

Response Format
● Query at ONT level
title="ONT SIP INFO: " + SIPUSERNAME
name of attributes: SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME

System

title="ONT POTS attributes of the device " + DID FN SN PN ONTID SIPUSERNAME
SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME VENDORID EQUIPMENTID SERIALNUM
Output Parameter
SIPUSERNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

registration user
name of a SIP
user port. This
value is a phone
number.
SIPUSERPWD OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

password of a SIP
user port.
SIPNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

authentication
user name of a
SIP user port.

ID, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the OLT

subrack ID, which
is displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the OLT

slot ID, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the OLT

port ID, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.

System

NOTE ID, which is
If the UNI port is displayed only
of 10G GPON or when ONT WAN
10G EPON, the port information
value range is
is queried at non-
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G ONT levels.
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

vendor ID, which
is displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.
NOTE
Return 2011 for
HUAWEI ONU.

type, which is
displayed only
when ONT WAN
port information
is queried at non-
ONT levels.

serial number,
which is displayed
only when ONT
WAN port
information is
queried at non-
ONT levels.

System
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not The terminal does not

exist. exist. Verify that the
input parameters, such
as the device ID (or
device name), subrack
ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT
ID, and ONT key are
correct.
Example
LST-
ONTSIPINFO::DEV=10.71.32.13,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=34,SIPUSERNAM
E=87654321:6::;
7340034 2010-11-20 13:55:45
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT SIP INFO: 87654321
-------------------------------------------
SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME
87654321 123456 AAA
-------------------------------------------
;
LST-ONTSIPINFO::DEV=10.71.59.65,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0:6::;
7342239 2017-02-26 11:23:30
M COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
ONT POTS attributes of the device

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME VENDORID
EQUIPMENTID SERIALNUM
7342239 0 2 0 0 -- ****** -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF02005E2B
7342239 0 2 0 1 -- ****** -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF02008DB6
7342239 0 2 0 2 -- ****** -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF0200D655
7342239 0 2 0 3 -- ****** -- -1 -- FFFFFFFF0200B91C
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

System
Related Command
None
15.9.17 Querying the VoIP Address of an ONT (LST-

ONTVAGVOIP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the VoIP address of an ONT and the proxy IP
address of an IMS. Query at levels other than ONT (NE, board, or port level)
supports GPON query only, and all the query results are obtained from the
database. Information that is not contained in the database is displayed as --. For
third-party ONTs (non-Huawei ONTs), only basic information is displayed. Other
information is displayed as --.
Command Format
LST-ONTVAGVOIP::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),((((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
id)|(ONTKEY=ont-key))[,VAGNAME=vag-name])|([,FN=Frame-id][,SN=Slot-id][,PN=Port-id])):CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP
SECPROXYPORT GWNAME LPORT REGISPRD MAXJB MINJB INITJB INITFIXJB DTMF SGVLANID MGVLANID];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING default OLT
name. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System

value is key.
SIZE(36)
when the
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 0.
● the range
of the
value is
SIZE(72)
when the
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 1.
VAGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

STRING VAG name.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET VAGID (Optional) N/A

N STRING VAGNAME Specifies the
attributes
SGIP that can be
MGIP displayed in
HOMEDOMAI the response.
N If you set this
parameter,
PROXYIP the
PROXYPORT corresponding
SECPROXYIP attributes are
displayed. By
SECPROXYPO
default, the
RT
attributes are
GWNAME not displayed.
LPORT
REGISPRD
MAXJB
MINJB
INITJB
INITFIXJB
DTMF
SGVLANID
MGVLANID

System
Response Format
title="ONT VAG attributes of the device "+device-name
DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP
SECPROXYPORT GWNAME LPORT REGISPRD MAXJB MINJB INITJB INITFIXJB DTMF SGVLANID MGVLANID
Output Parameter
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID.

NOTE
If the UNI
port is of
10G GPON
or 10G
EPON, the
value range
is 0-255; if
the UNI port
is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the
value range
is 0-127.
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates VAG ID.
VAGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name.

STRING
SGIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

signaling gateway.
MGIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

media gateway.
HOMEDOMAIN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the home

STRING domain.
PROXYIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

proxy server.
PROXYPORT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the port ID of the

proxy server.

System
SECPROXYIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

secondary proxy server.
SECPROXYPOR INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the port ID of the

T secondary proxy server.
GWNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name.

STRING
LPORT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the local port ID.
REGISPRD INTEGER 1-65534 Indicates the registered life

cycle.
Unit: second.
MAXJB INTEGER 1-200 Indicates the largest dynamic JB

value.
MINJB INTEGER 1-200 Indicates the smallest dynamic

JB value.
INITJB INTEGER 1-200 Indicates the initial dynamic JB

value.
INITFIXJB INTEGER 1-200 Indicates the initial fixed JB

value.
DTMF INTEGER InBand Indicates the DTMF transmission

RFC2833 mode.
SGVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the

signaling gateway.
MGVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the

media gateway.
Error Code
None
Example
● Example 1: To query the VoIP address of ONT 20 of port 0/16/4 on the device
LST-
ONTVAGVOIP::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20:CTAG::SH
OWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP
PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT SGVLANID MGVLANID;
7340074 2011-06-15 00:31:21
M CTAG COMPLD

System
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT VAG attributes of the device 10.78.217.111

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT
SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT SGVLANID MGVLANID
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 vagf1 10.10.10.10 10.10.10.10 11.11.11.11 23.23.23.23 5060
22.22.22.22 5060 5060 201 201
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
● Example 2: To query the VoIP address of port 0/2/0 on the device named
LST-
ONTVAGVOIP::DEV=10.71.59.65,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0:6::SHOWOPTION=VAGID
VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP
SECPROXYPORT GWNAME LPORT REGISPRD MAXJB MINJB INITJB
INITFIXJB DTMF SGVLANID MGVLANID;
1 2016-12-26 11:35:31
M COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
ONT VAG attributes of the device

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP
PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT GWNAME LPORT REGISPRD MAXJB MINJB
INITJB INITFIXJB DTMF SGVLANID MGVLANID
7342239 0 2 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
7342239 0 2 0 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
7342239 0 2 0 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
7342239 0 2 0 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.9.18 Querying the ONT PSTN User Information (LST-

ONTVOIPPSTNUSER)
Usage Note
None

System
Command Format
LST-ONTVOIPPSTNUSER::(DID=devid|DEV=devname),((FN=frame-id,SN=slot-id,PN=port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|
(ONTKEY=ontkey))[,ONTPORTID=ontportid]:CTAG::[OFFQRYFLAG=Enable|Disable][,SHOWOPTION=VAGID
VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY DCTIME USERPRIORITY DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD
HOTLINE USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1 PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1 CODECSENABLE1 CODECS2
PKTPERIOD2 PRIORITY2 CODECSENABLE2 CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4
PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER
HOTLINETIMER CALLWAITINGENABLE CALLTRANSFERENABLE MWIENABLE THREEWAYENABLE
CALLHOLDENABLE DATASOURCE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID. This
EPON, the
and the
value range is
0-255; if the subrack, slot,
UNI port is of and port IDs
1G GPON or are used
1G EPON, the together to
value range is locate the
0-127.
ONT.

System
ONTKEY INTEGER ● The range Indicates the -

of the EPON ONU
value is key.
SIZE(36)
when the
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 0.
● the range
of the
value is
SIZE(72)
when the
GPON_PW
D_FORMA
T_IN_DB is
set to 1.

user port ID.

System
OFFQRYFLAG OCTET Enable Specifies Disable

STRING Disable whether to
enable the
offline query
functions.
This
parameter is
optional.
The options
are as follows:
● Enable:
indicates
that the
U2000 can
query
informatio
n about
offline
ONTs.
● Disable:
indicates
that the
U2000
cannot
query
informatio
n about
offline
ONTs.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET VAGID Specifies the -

N STRING VAGNAME optional
attributes
DIALMODE that can be
RPOLARITY displayed in
DCTIME the returned
result. If you
USERPRIORIT do not set
Y this
DIGITMAP parameter,
DIRECTORYN the optional
O attributes are
not returned.
USERNM If you set this
USERPWD parameter,
HOTLINE the optional
attributes are
USERENABLE returned.
SENDGAIN Separate
RCVGAIN multiple
optional
CODECS1
attributes
PKTPERIOD1 with spaces.
PRIORITY1
CODECSENAB
LE1
CODECS2
PKTPERIOD2
PRIORITY2
CODECSENAB
LE2
CODECS3
PKTPERIOD3
PRIORITY3
CODECSENAB
LE3
CODECS4
PKTPERIOD4
PRIORITY4
CODECSENAB
LE4
FIXJTBF
DGTSNDMOD
E
ALIAS

System
HOTLINENU
MBER
HOTLINETIME
R
CALLWAITING
ENABLE
CALLTRANSFE
RENABLE
MWIENABLE
THREEWAYEN
ABLE
CALLHOLDEN
ABLE
DATASOURCE
Response Format
title=" ONT POTS attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:
DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER CALLWAITINGENABLE
CALLTRANSFERENABLE MWIENABLE THREEWAYENABLE CALLHOLDENABLE DATASOURCE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

port ID.
VAGID INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the VAG

port ID.
VAGNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the VAG

name.
DIALMODE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

dialup mode.
RPOLARITY INTEGER 0-1 Specifies whether

to reverse the
polarity after the
called party picks
up the phone.
The options are as
follows:
● 0: not reverse
● 1: reverse
DCTIME INTEGER 0-1000 Indicates the

terminal power-
off period.
Unit: ms.
USERPRIORITY INTEGER 0-1 Specifies whether

to enable user
priorities.
The options are as
follows:
● 0: disable
● 1: enable
DIGITMAP OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

digitmap profile
name.

System
DIRECTORYNO OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the user

telephone
number.
USERNM OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

authentication
user name.
USERPWD OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

authentication
password.
HOTLINE INTEGER 0-1 Specifies whether

to enable hotlines.
USERENABLE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Specifies whether

to enable POTS
users.
SENDGAIN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the port

transmit gain.
Unit: db.
RCVGAIN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the port

receive gain.
Unit: db.
CODECS1 OCTET STRING G.711MuLaw Indicates the first

G.711ALaw codec.
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIOD1 INTEGER 10 Indicates the first

20 packetization
duration.
30
Unit: ms.

1.

Disable to enable the first
codec.

G.711ALaw second codec.
G.729
G.722

System

20 second
packetization
30 duration.
Unit: ms.

2.

second codec.
CODECS3 OCTET STRING G.711MuLaw Indicates the third

G.711ALaw codec.
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIOD3 INTEGER 10 Indicates the third

20 packetization
duration.
30
Unit: ms.

3.

third codec.

G.711ALaw fourth codec.
G.729
G.722

20 fourth
packetization
30 duration.
Unit: ms.

4.

fourth codec.
FIXJTBF OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

Disable to enable the JB
mode.

System
DGTSNDMODE OCTET STRING En-Bloc Indicates the

OverlapMultipleIn mode of sending
vites the called
number.
OverlapInDialogu
e The options are as
follows:
● En-Bloc: sends
the called
number in full
digitmap
mode.
● OverlapMultipl
eInvites: sends
the called
number in
overlap mode
with multiple
INVITE
messages.
● OverlapInDialo
gue: sends the
called number
in overlap
mode in a
session.

POTS user alias.
HOTLINENUMBER OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

hotline number.
HOTLINETIMER INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

hotline delay.
Unit: s.
CALLWAITINGENA OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

BLE Disable to enable call
waiting.
CALLTRANSFEREN OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

ABLE Disable to enable call
transfer.
MWIENABLE OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

Disable to enable
message signal
lamp.

System
THREEWAYENABL OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

E Disable to enable three
way call.
CALLHOLDENABL OCTET STRING Enable Specifies whether

E Disable to enable call
hold.
DATASOURCE OCTET STRING ONT Indicates the data

EMS source.
The options are as
follows:
● ONT: indicates
that data is
obtained from
ONTs.
● EMS: indicates
that data is
obtained from
the U2000.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the PSTN user information on the ONT POTS port 20 of port 0/16/4 on
LST-
ONTVOIPPSTNUSER::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20:CTAG::S
HOWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY DCTIME
USERPRIORITY DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD HOTLINE
USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1 PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1
CODECSENABLE1 CODECS2 PKTPERIOD2 PRIORITY2 CODECSENABLE2
CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4
PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER
HOTLINETIMER;
7340074 2011-06-15 18:18:09
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
----------------------------------------------------------------

System

DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER
4 Enable
4 Enable Disable OverlapMultipleInvites 111 123456 20
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.9.19 Querying Call Record of a ONT Pots (LST-

ONTPOTSCALLRECORD)
Usage Note
OLT and ONT device is online.
Command Format
LST-ONTPOTSCALLRECORD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 ONT ID. -

0-255
NOTE
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-32 ONT POTS ID. -

System
Response Format
title=ont pots call record information " + device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPOTSID RECORDINDEX STARTTIME
DURATION CALLTYPE CALLCODEC CALLERNUMBER CALLEENUMBER PACKETSSENT
PACKETSRECEIVED PACKETSLOST ROUNDTRIPDELAY RCVINTERARRIVJITTER MOSLQ
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 ONT ID.

0-255
NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPOTSID INTEGER 0-32 ONT POTS ID.
RECORDINDEX INTEGER 1-20 Indicates the

index of the call
record.

time of the call,
YYYY-MM-DD
HH:MM:SS.
DURATION INTEGER - Indicates the

duration of the
call (unit: second).
CALLTYPE OCTET STRING OUTGOINGCALL Indicates the type

INCOMINGCALL of the call.

System
CALLCODEC OCTET STRING G.711U Indicates the

Reserved codec used in the
call.
G.726
GSM
G.723
DVI4-8K
DVI4-16K
LPC
G.711A
G.722
L16-2channels
L16-1channels
QCELP
CN
MPA
G.728
DVI4-11K
DVI4-22K
G.729
T.38
CALLERNUMBER OCTET STRING - Indicates the

calling number.
CALLEENUMBER OCTET STRING - Indicates the

called number.
PACKETSSENT INTEGER - Indicates the

number of
packets sent
during the call.
PACKETSRECEIVE INTEGER - Indicates the

D number of
packets received
during the call.
PACKETSLOST INTEGER - Indicates the

number of
packets discarded
during the call.
ROUNDTRIPDELA INTEGER - Indicates the loop

Y delay of the call
(unit: ms).

System
RCVINTERARRIVJI INTEGER - Indicates the jitter

TTER of the call in the
Rx direction (unit:
ms).
MOSLQ FLOAT - Indicates the

average MOS
value of the call.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource There no call record on ONT Pots.

does not exist.
Example
To query call record of the 4th pots of the 6th ont on PON port 0/5/4 on NE
LST-
ONTPOTSCALLRECORD::DEV=10.144.195.165,FN=0,SN=5,PN=4,ONTID=6,ONTP
ORTID=4:CTAG::;
7340223 2015-10-13 14:47:05
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ont pots call record information 10.144.195.165

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPOTSID RECORDINDEX STARTTIME DURATION CALLTYPE
CALLCODEC CALLERNUMBER CALLEENUMBER PACKETSSENT PACKETSRECEIVED PACKETSLOST
ROUNDTRIPDELAY RCVINTERARRIVJITTER MOSLQ
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 1 2015-10-10 09:04:41 231 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 22352 22351 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 2 2015-10-10 09:01:32 184 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 17662 17666 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 3 2015-10-10 09:00:42 45 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 3782 3785 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 4 2015-10-10 08:53:27 429 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 42105 42106 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 5 2015-10-10 08:51:43 100 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 9253 9255 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 6 2015-10-10 08:27:53 1412 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 140466 140467 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 7 2015-10-10 08:23:57 231 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 22346 22347 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 8 2015-10-10 08:20:21 211 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 20357 20360 0 0 0 4.4

System
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 9 2015-10-10 08:19:23 54 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A

****************** ****************** 4710 4713 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 10 2015-10-10 08:19:21 1 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 0 0 0 0 0 0
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 11 2015-10-10 08:12:08 429 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 42076 42078 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 12 2015-10-10 08:12:05 0 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 0 0 0 0 0 0
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 13 2015-10-10 08:10:23 100 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 9252 18506 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 14 2015-10-10 07:46:05 1440 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 143310 143310 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 15 2015-10-10 07:41:59 241 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 23263 23263 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 16 2015-10-10 07:38:22 212 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 20413 20416 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 17 2015-10-10 07:37:24 54 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 4624 4626 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 18 2015-10-10 07:30:10 428 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 42090 42091 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 19 2015-10-10 07:28:26 100 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 9253 9255 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 20 2015-10-10 07:04:38 1408 OUTGOINGCALL G.711A
****************** ****************** 140030 140028 0 0 0 4.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.9.20 Querying the ONT WLAN Information (LST-

ONTUSERWLAN)
Usage Note
This command is used to query an ONT WLAN.
Command Format
LST-ONTUSERWLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
name)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T

System
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/EA5800-X2
Input Parameter
eter
DID INTEGER 7340032-8253 Indicates the device ID. -

439

value of the
configuration item
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

NOTE
If the UNI port
is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTSN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial -

STRING number. Format: 12-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXX or 16-
byte character string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

System

eter
ONTKE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ONT key. -

Y STRING This parameter can
contain the following
characters:
● English letters: a to z
and A to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special characters
except question marks
(?), colons (:), and
semicolons (;).
ONTM OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the ONT MAC -

AC STRING address. A 12-digit
hexadecimal number
(the digit ranges from 0
to 9 or A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-22-44.
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the ONU -

STRING password.
LOID OCTET SIZE (24) Indicates the logical -

STRING authentication code of
the ONU.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ONU alias. -

STRING
NOTE

and NAME.
Response Format
title="Qry ONT WiFi Configuration of the device"+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX STATE SSIDNAME DEVNUM
FREQUENCY VISIBLE BROADCAST WMM TRANPOWER DOMAIN CHANNEL
CHANNELWIDTH MODE AUTHMODE ENCRYMODE

System
Output Parameter
r
DID INTEGER 7340032-82534 Indicates the device ID.

39
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONU ID.
SSIDINDE INTEGER 1-8 Indicates the SSID index.

X
STATE OCTET ● Active Indicates the activation status of an

STRING ● Deactive AP.
SSIDNAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the SSID name.

E STRING
DEVNUM INTEGER 1-128 Indicates the number of WiFi

devices connected to the WLAN.
FREQUEN OCTET ● 2.4GHz Indicates the frequency used by the

CY STRING ● 5GHz ONT to provide WiFi access.
VISIBLE OCTET ● Enable Specifies whether SSIDs are visible

STRING ● Disable on web pages.
BROADCA OCTET ● Enable Specifies whether to enable SSID

ST STRING ● Disable broadcasting.
NOTE
● enable indicates that SSID
broadcasting is enabled. ONTs will
periodically broadcast their SSIDs,
that is, the WLAN names. Any WiFi
devices can find the WLANs.
● disable indicates that SSID
broadcasting is disabled. ONTs do
not broadcast their SSIDs. WiFi
devices cannot find the WLANs, and
can only apply for SSIDs.
WMM OCTET ● Enable Specifies whether to enable

STRING ● Disable multimedia.

System

r
TRANPO OCTET ● 20% Indicates the transmit power of

WER STRING ● 40% WiFi signals. Larger value indicates
better signal coverage.
● 60%
● 80%
● 100%
DOMAIN OCTET SIZE (2) Indicates the country code of the

STRING wireless network.24.16 Country
and Region Abbreviation Table
CHANNEL OCTET The options for Indicates the channel of a WLAN.

STRING the 2.4 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● Automatic
● 1-13
The options for
the 5 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● Automatic
● 36-173
CHANNEL OCTET The options for Indicates the wireless bandwidth.

WIDTH STRING the 2.4 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● Auto 20/40
● 20MHz
● 40MHz
The options for
the 5 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● Auto 20/40
● 20MHz
● 40MHz
● Auto
20/40/80

System

r
MODE OCTET The options for Indicates the supported wireless

STRING the 2.4 GHz network mode.
frequency are as
follows:
● 802.11b
● 802.11g
● 802.11n
● 802.11b/g
● 802.11b/g/n
The options for
the 5 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● 802.11a
● 802.11a/n
● 802.11a/n/ac
● 802.11b
● 802.11g
● 802.11n
● 802.11b/g
● 802.11b/g/n
AUTHMO OCTET ● Open Indicates the authentication mode

DE STRING ● Shared for a WiFi device to access a WLAN.
● WPA Pre-
Shared Key
● WPA2 Pre-
Shared Key
● WPA/WPA2
Pre-Shared
Key
● WPA
Enterprise
● WPA2
Enterprise
● WPA/WPA2
Enterprise

System

r
ENCRYMO OCTET ● None Indicates the encryption mode for a

DE STRING ● WEP WiFi device to access a WLAN. The
encryption mode and encryption
● AES parameters vary according to the
● TKIP authentication mode.
● TKIP&AES
Relationship
with other
parameters:
● If
AUTHMODE
is set to
Open,
ENCRYMOD
E can be set
to None or
WEP.
● If
AUTHMODE
is set to
Shared,
ENCRYMOD
E is WEP.
● If
AUTHMODE
is set to WPA
Pre-Shared
Key, WPA2
Pre-Shared
Key, WPA/
WPA2 Pre-
Shared Key,
WPA
Enterprise,
WPA2
Enterprise,
or WPA/
WPA2
Enterprise,
ENCRYMOD
E can be set
to AES, TKIP,
or
TKIP&AES.

System
Example
To Query the ONT WLAN information under port 0/15/0 on the device named
LST-ONTUSERWLAN::DEV=10.71.214.65,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=2:CTAG::;

7340038 2017-01-23 16:58:51
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=6
blktotal=6
Qry ONT WiFi Configuration of the device 10.71.214.65

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------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX STATE SSIDNAME DEVNUM FREQUENCY VISIBLE
BROADCAST WMM TRANPOWER DOMAIN CHANNEL CHANNELWIDTH MODE
AUTHMODE ENCRYMODE
7340038 0 15 0 2 1 Active STC1-2.4G 25 2.4GHz Enable Enable Enable 80%
CN Automatic 20MHz 802.11b/g/n WPA2 Pre-Shared Key AES
7340038 0 15 0 2 5 Active STC1-5G 25 5GHz Enable Enable Enable 80% CN
Automatic 20MHz 802.11a/n/ac WPA2 Pre-Shared Key AES
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------
Related Command
16.8.17 Configuring the ONT WLAN (CFG-ONTUSERWLAN)
15.9.21 Querying WiFi Statistics (LST-ONTAPWIFISTATISTICS)
Usage Note
This command is used to query WiFi statistics of an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTAPWIFISTATISTICS::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
MAC)|(NAME=ont-name)),(SSIDINDEX=SsidIndex[,EAPID=EapID]):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T

System
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

System

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

STRING ONT key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).

System

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.

STRING ONU SN. The
value is in
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
format, where
X is a
hexadecimal
number (0 to
9 or A to F).

STRING ONU
password.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.

ONU alias.

SSID index,
which is
mandatory.
NOTE
If EAPID is
left blank, the
WiFi statistics
of a built-in
AP is queried.

System

ID of an
external AP.
NOTE
This
parameter
must be
provisioned if
the WiFi
statistics of an
external AP
needs to be
queried.
NOTE

and NAME.
Response Format
title="Qry the WIFI statistics of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID SSIDNAME
CONNECTDEVICES RECEIVEBYTES RECEIVEPKGS RECEIVEERRORPKGS TRANSBYTES TRANSPKGS
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

System

index.

an external AP.

name.
CONNECTDEVICE INTEGER 0-128 Indicates the

S number of
connected WiFi
devices.
RECEIVEBYTES OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the total

number of
received bytes.
RECEIVEPKGS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the total

number of
received
packages.
RECEIVEERRORPK OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

GS number of
received error
packages.
RECEIVEDROPPKG OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

S number of
dropped packages
during package
receiving.
TRANSBYTES OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the total

number of
transmit bytes.
TRANSPKGS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the total

number of
transmit
packages.
TRANSERRORPKG OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

S number of
transmit error
packages.
TRANSDROPPKGS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

number of
dropped packages
during package
transmission.

System
Example
To query WiFi statistics under port 0/15/0 on the device named 10.71.214.65, run
LST-
ONTAPWIFISTATISTICS::DEV=10.71.214.65,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,SSIDIN
DEX=1:CTAG::;
7340033 2016-12-20 10:31:37
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Qry the WIFI statistics of the device 10.71.214.65

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID SSIDNAME CONNECTDEVICES RECEIVEBYTES
RECEIVEPKGS RECEIVEERRORPKGS RECEIVEDROPPKGS TRANSBYTES TRANSPKGS
7340033 0 15 0 1 1 -- WirelessNet_8125-2.4GRRRRRRRRRRT 0 1511634 8036 0 0
51167389 290677 7 1065881
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-------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.9.22 Querying the WiFi Device Information (LST-

ONTWIFIDEVICE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the WiFi device information of an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTWIFIDEVICE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-
name)),(SSIDINDEX=SsidIndex)[,EAPID=EapID]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T

System
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

System

ONT ID.
ONTMAC and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

STRING ONT key. You
can locate an
ONT
according to
the device
and the ONT
key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).
If this
parameter is
set, you need
not set the
FN, SN, PN,
ONTMAC,
and ONTID
parameters.

System

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.
ONTMAC and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

STRING ONU SN. The
value is in
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
format, where
X is a
hexadecimal
number (0 to
9 or A to F).
ONTSN and
ONTID are
alternative
parameters.

System

STRING ONU
password.
NOTE
In the
command
format, the
PWD in front
of the CTAG
indicates the
location
information
(current ONU
password)
and the PWD
following the
CTAG
indicates the
ONU
password
after
replacement.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) (Optional)Indi -

STRING cates the
ONU alias.

SSID index.
NOTE
If EAPID is
left blank, the
WiFi device
information of
a built-in AP
is queried.

System

ID of an
external AP.
NOTE
This
parameter
must be
provisioned if
the WiFi
device
information of
an external
AP needs to
be queried.
NOTE

and NAME.
Response Format
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID SSIDNAME MACADDR
ONLINEDURATION RECEIVERATE TRANSRATE SIGNAL NOISE SNR SIGNALQUALITY
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

System

index.

an external AP.

name.

an external AP.
Unit: s
RECEIVERATE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

receive rate of a
WiFi device.
Unit: Mbps
TRANSRATE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

transmit rate of a
WiFi device.
Unit: Mbps
SIGNAL OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

signal strength of
a WiFi device.
Unit: dBm
NOISE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

noise that a WiFi
device suffers.
Unit: dBm
SNR OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the SNR

of a WiFi device.
Unit: dB
SIGNALQUALITY OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

signal quality of a
WiFi device.
Unit: dBm
Example
LST-
ONTWIFIDEVICE::DEV=PCCW_wudong,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,SSIDINDEX
=1,EAPID=4:CTAG::;

System

7340032 2016-12-20 17:49:50
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Qry the Wifi Device Info of ont user PCCW_wudong

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID SSIDNAME MACADDR ONLINEDURATION RECEIVERATE
TRANSRATE SIGNAL NOISE SNR SIGNALQUALITY
7340032 0 15 0 1 1 4 WirelessNet_8125-2.4GRRRRRRRRRRT 24:f0:94:c5:1d:2e 6640 24 - -47 - - 53
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
Related Command
None.
15.9.23 Querying the Online External AP Information (LST-

ONTEXTERNALAP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the online external AP information of an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTEXTERNALAP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
MAC)|(NAME=ont-name)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System

STRING ONT key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.

STRING ONU SN. The
value is in
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
format, where
X is a
hexadecimal
number (0 to
9 or A to F).

STRING ONU
password.

System

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.

STRING ONU alias.
NOTE

and NAME.
Response Format
title="Qry the External AP of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID EAPID EAPTYPE SERIALNUM HARDVERSION
SOFTVERSION ONLINEDURATION FREQUENCYTYPE CHANNEL TRANPOWER
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

an external AP.
EAPTYPE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the type

of an external AP.

System

serial number of
an external AP.
HARDVERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

hardware version
of an external AP.
SOFTVERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

software version
an external AP.

an external AP.
FREQUENCYTYPE OCTET STRING ● 2.4G Indicates the

● 5G frequency of a
WLAN.
● 2.4G,5G

the 2.4 GHz working channel
frequency are as of an external AP.
follows:
● 1-13
The options for
the 5 GHz
frequency are as
follows:
● 36-173

● 40% current transmit
power level of an
● 60% external AP.
● 80%
● 100%
Example
To query the external AP information under port 0/15/0 on the device named
LST-ONTEXTERNALAP::DEV=10.71.214.65,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1:CTAG::;

7340033 2016-12-20 09:30:25
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed
blktag=1

System
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Qry the External AP of the device 10.71.214.65

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
DID FN SN PN ONTID EAPID EAPTYPE SERIALNUM HARDVERSION SOFTVERSION
ONLINEDURATION FREQUENCYTYPE CHANNEL TRANPOWER
7340033 0 15 0 1 2 HN200 HWTCf0690096 00a80101 R1.0.01.021 22:32:50 2.4G
6 100
7340033 0 15 0 1 4 Honor W6E7S16111007258 VER.A V100R001C01B030 24:8:17
2.4G,5G -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
Related Command
None.
15.9.24 Querying the AP Neighbor Information (LST-

ONTAPNEIGHBOR)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the AP neighbor information of an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTAPNEIGHBOR::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
MAC)|(NAME=ont-name)),((EAPID=EapID)|(SSIDINDEX=SsidIndex)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
Input Parameter

3439 device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.

System

Format: 12-
byte character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XX or 16-byte
character
string
XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX.

STRING ONT key. You
can locate an
ONT
according to
the device
and the ONT
key.
This
parameter
can contain
the following
characters:
● English
letters: a
to z and A
to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special
characters
except
question
marks (?),
colons (:),
and
semicolons
(;).

System

STRING ONT MAC
address. A 12-
digit
hexadecimal
number (the
digit ranges
from 0 to 9 or
A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-
22-44.

STRING ONU
password.

STRING logical
authenticatio
n code of the
ONU.

ONU alias.

SSID index.
NOTE
If this
parameter is
set, the WiFi
statistics of a
built-in AP is
queried.

ID of an
external AP.
NOTE
If this
parameter is
set, the WiFi
statistics of an
external AP is
queried.

System
NOTE

and NAME.
● You must enter either the parameter EAPID or the parameter SSIDINDEX.
Response Format
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID NEIGHBORSSIDNAME MAC
TYPE FREQUENCY CHANNEL SIGNAL NOISE BEACON DTIM AUTHMODE STANDARD
MAXBITRATE
Output Parameter

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

index.

an external AP.
NEIGHBORSSIDN OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the SSID

AME of a neighbor
WLAN. The SSID
uniquely identifies
a WLAN.

address of a
neighbor device.
TYPE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the type

of a neighbor
device.

System
FREQUENCY OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the work

frequency of a
neighbor device.
CHANNEL OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

working channel
of a neighbor
device.
SIGNAL INTEGER -128 to +128 Indicates the

signal strength of
a neighbor device.
Unit: dBm
NOISE INTEGER -128 to +128 Indicates the

noise of a
neighbor device.
Unit: dBm
BEACON INTEGER 0-1000 Indicates the

interval at which
beacon is sent.
Beacon is used for
communicating
with AP devices or
network control
devices, indicating
that the device
itself exists.
Unit:ms
DTIM INTEGER 0-64 Indicates the

interval at which
Delivery Traffic
Indication Map
(DTIM) is sent.
AUTHMODE OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

authentication
mode for a WiFi
device to access a
WLAN.
STANDARD OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

802.11 work
mode.

System
MAXBITRATE INTEGER 0-1000 Indicates the

maximum rate of
the neighbor
device of a WiFi
device.
Unit:Mbps
Example
To query the AP neighbor information under port 0/15/0 on the device named
LST-
ONTAPNEIGHBOR::DEV=10.71.214.65,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,EAPID=1:CTA
G::;
7340033 2016-12-20 17:18:53
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed
blktag=1
blkcount=32
blktotal=32
Qry the Neighbor Information of ont user 10.71.214.65

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID SSIDINDEX EAPID NEIGHBORSSIDNAME MAC TYPE
FREQUENCY CHANNEL SIGNAL NOISE BEACON DTIM AUTHMODE STANDARD
MAXBITRATE
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 HUAWEI-2.4G-1035 3c:47:11:4a:39:40 AP -- 1 -8 -- 100
0 WPA/WPA2-PSK(TKIP&AES) 11b/g/n --
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 HUAWEI-D695 78:f5:57:27:09:70 AP -- 1 -4 -- 100 1
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 WirelessNet_8125-2.4GRRRRRRRRRRT 4c:f2:bf:fa:18:a0 AP --
1 -4 -- 100 0 WPA/WPA2-PSK(TKIP&AES) 11b/g/n --
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 r17c10-yu d4:61:2e:b9:d2:c0 AP -- 1 -16 -- 100 1
7340033 0 15 0 1 -- 1 HUAWEI-p59G d4:94:e8:01:bc:20 AP -- 2 -4 -- 100 1
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-----------------------------
Related Command
None

System
15.9.25 Querying the number of connected ont users(LST-

ONTUSER)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the number of connected ont users information of
an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTUSER::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id)],(ONTID=ont-id)|
(ONTKEY=ONT-key)|(PWD=password)|(LOID=loid)|(ONTSN=ont-SN)|(ONTMAC=ont-MAC)|(NAME=ont-
name)|(ALIAS=Alias):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
eter
DID INTEGER 7340032-8253 Indicates the device ID. -

439

value of the
configuration item
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

System

eter

ONTMAC and ONTID
are alternative
parameters.
ONTKE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ONT key. -

Y STRING You can locate an ONT
according to the device
and the ONT key.
This parameter can
contain the following
characters:
● English letters: a to z
and A to Z
● Digits: 0-9
● Special characters
except question marks
(?), colons (:), and
semicolons (;).
If this parameter is set,
you need not set the FN,
SN, PN, ONTMAC, and
ONTID parameters.
ONTM OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the ONT MAC -

AC STRING address. A 12-digit
hexadecimal number
(the digit ranges from 0
to 9 or A to F). For
example,
51-53-35-35-22-44.
ONTMAC and ONTID
are alternative
parameters.
ONTSN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the ONU SN. -

STRING The value is in
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
format, where X is a
hexadecimal number (0
to 9 or A to F).
ONTSN and ONTID are
alternative parameters.

System

eter
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the ONU -

STRING password.
NOTE
In the command format,
the PWD in front of the
CTAG indicates the location
information (current ONU
password) and the PWD
following the CTAG
indicates the ONU
password after
replacement.
LOID OCTET SIZE (24) Indicates the logical -

STRING authentication code of
the ONU.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ONU name. -

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ONU alias. -

STRING
NOTE

● Set one of the following parameter combinations to locate an ONT:
● (1) The subrack ID, slot ID, port ID,(1)ONTID; (2) ONTMAC; (3) ONTKEY(4) ONTSN(5)
PWD(6) LOID(7)NAME (8)ALIAS.
● (2) (1)ONTID; (2) ONTMAC; (3) ONTKEY(4) ONTSN(5) PWD(6) LOID(7)NAME
(8)ALIAS.
Response Format
title="Querying the number of connected ont users on the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ACCESSTYPE MACADDR DEVSTATUS
Output Parameter
r
DID INTEGER 7340032-82534 Indicates the device ID.

39

System

r
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONU ID.
ACCESSTY OCTET SIZE (32) Interface type.

PE STRING
MACADDR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the MAC address of the

STRING device.
DEVSTATU OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the status of the device.

S STRING
Example
LST-ONTUSER::DEV=10.176.99.12,FN=0,SN=6,PN=6,ONTID=0:CTAG::;
7340066 2017-10-31 17:39:57
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=25
blktotal=25
Qry the Connected Numbers of ont user 10.176.99.12

-----------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ACCESSTYPE MACADDR DEVSTATUS
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 0c:8f:ff:89:5b:3c offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 d0:ff:98:2c:ec:f0 online
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 04:4f:4c:22:75:e5 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 d0:ff:98:2c:ec:ba online
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 04:4f:4c:22:76:06 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 0c:8f:ff:69:7c:40 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 70:8a:09:da:1d:b7 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 c8:94:bb:e3:6c:cc offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 54:b1:21:90:09:9c offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 1c:15:1f:7e:be:d1 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 c8:94:bb:7b:57:c3 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 0c:8f:ff:89:5b:75 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 0c:8f:ff:69:7b:c1 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 c8:94:bb:c7:c9:37 online
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 0c:8f:ff:d3:d4:92 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 c8:94:bb:7b:57:74 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 c8:94:bb:7b:57:b7 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 Ethernet 00:1b:21:d1:6a:25 online
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 2c:59:8a:5d:29:e8 online
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 0c:8f:ff:89:5a:b4 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 0c:8f:ff:d3:d3:ec offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 3c:a9:f4:cc:ce:e4 offline
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 0c:8f:ff:89:5b:27 offline

System
7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 c8:94:bb:c7:c9:3b offline

7340066 0 6 6 0 802.11 70:8a:09:d3:7d:6c offline
-----------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.9.26 Querying the DBA Profile and CAR Profile Bound to an

EPON ONT (LST-EPONONTDBACARPROF)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-EPONONTDBACARPROF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num,ONTID=ont-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI
port is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
NOTE
The device ID or device name must be specified.

System
Response Format
title="Ont dba and car profile of the device " +device-name
name of attributes: DevID DevName NSN N ONTID LlidIndex LLidValue DbaProfileName
CarProfileName
Output Parameters

device ID.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
LlidIndex INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the LLID

index.
LLidValue INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the LLID

NOTE value.
When the returned
value of LLID is
empty, the value is
displayed as --.
DbaProfileName OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

NOTE name of the DBA
When the returned profile.
value of the DABA
profile name is
empty, the value is
displayed as --.

System
CarProfileName OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

NOTE name of the CAR
When the returned profile.
value of the DABA
profile name is
empty, the value is
displayed as --.
Error code
1610612764 Device The cause is usually that the device is offline.

Timeout Verify that the following faults do not occur:
● The physical connection is disconnected.
● The SNMP read and write community names
are set incorrectly.
● The U2000 cannot ping the device because of
network faults.
2686058531 The device ● Check whether the device has been

does not successfully added to the U2000.
exist. ● By default, devices are located by name in
the location information. When the value of
DEVMEAN is set to 1, the meaning of DEV is
the IP address of the device. For details about
how to modify a configuration item, see
Users/w00427894/Desktop/to_xy/new/en-
us_concept_0098199684.xml.
2686058554 Command Ensure that the command supports the entered

does not device name or IP address.
support this
device type
2686058498 Missing, Verify that the command is correct according to

invalid the following requirements:
parameter ● The parameter values do not exceed the
or ranges of the parameters specified by the
mandatory command.
parameter is
null, or ● The entered parameter names are correct.
Value of ● The parameters are entered in the correct
parameter is order.
wrong

System
Example
● To query the name of the CAR profile and DBA profile of an ONT whose
ONTID is 3 on port 0/3/0 on the device named 10.185.215.2,
– run the following commands:
LST-
EPONONTDBACARPROF::DEV=10.185.215.2,FN=0,SN=3,PN=0,ONTID=3
:CTAG::;
– The result is as follows:
i. M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Ont dba and car profile of the device 10.185.215.2
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------
DevID DevName FN SN PN ONTID LlidIndex LLidValue
DbaProfileName CarProfileName
7340033 10.185.215.2 0 3 0 3 0 -- dba-profile_1 1111
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------
;
Related Commands
None
15.9.27 Querying a Global EPON Line Profile Name List(LST-

GLOBALEPONLINEPROFILENAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of Global EPON Line Profiles.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALEPONLINEPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=device-profile-
name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T

System
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
mete
r
PROFI OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the name of the -

LENA STRING global EPON line profile.
ME
SCOP OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates the device -

EPRO STRING scope profile name.
FID
Response Format
name of attributes: PROFILENAMESCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
eter
PROFIL OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the name of the global

ENAME STRING EPON line profile.
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

PROFID STRING name.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does The required global EPON line profile
ensure that the entered global EPON

System

wrong
correct order.
Example
To query a global EPON line profile list whose name is Test1.

LST-GLOBALEPONLINEPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=Test1;
0 2018-05-17 00:37:56
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
----------------
Test1 --
----------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.9.28 Querying a Global EPON Service Profile Name List

(LST-GLOBALEPONSRVPROFILENAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query a global EPON service profile name list. To ensure
the query accuracy, a global EPON service profile must have been created before
this command is run.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALEPONSRVPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=device-profile-
name];

System
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
er
PROFILE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the EPON -

NAME STRING service profile name.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device -

ROFID STRING scope profile name.
Response Format
name of attributes: PROFILENAMESCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
PROFILENA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the EPON service

ME STRING profile name.
SCOPEPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the device scope

ID STRING profile name.

System
Error Code

98 parameter or according to the following requirements:
mandatory parameter ● The parameter values do not exceed
is blank, or the value the ranges of the parameters specified
of the parameter is by the command.
wrong.
correct order.
10269087 The resource does not Check whether the profile to be queried
3 exist. exists.
Example
To query a profile name list whose EPON service profile name is Test1, run the
following command:
LST-GLOBALEPONSRVPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=Test1;
0 2018-05-16 19:26:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------
Test1 --
-----------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.9.29 Querying EPON Line Profile Names (LST-

EPONLINEPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side EPON line profiles. To ensure
accurate query results, synchronize NE-side EPON line profiles to the U2000 before
running this command.
Command Format
LST-EPONLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=line-profile-name];

System
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
mete
r
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the default OLT device -

PROF OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of a EPON -

ID STRING (32) line profile.
You can search for profiles by
profile name or some characters
in the profile name.
Response Format
title="EPON LineProfile of the Device"
name of attributes: DIDPROFID

System
Output Parameter
ter
PROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a EPON

STRING line profile.
Error Code

command.
correct order.

Example
To query the EPON line profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the device
LST-EPONLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.185.215.115,PROFID=xzvzxc;
0 2018-05-15 23:56:28
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
EPON LineProfile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340036 xzvzxc
----------------
;
Related Command
None.

System
15.9.30 Querying EPON Service Profile Names (LST-

EPONSRVPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side EPON service profiles. To ensure
accurate query results, synchronize NE-side EPON service profiles to the U2000
Command Format
LST-EPONSRVPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=service-profile-name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/MA5800-X2
Input Parameter
met
er
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the default OLT device -

configuration item DEVMEAN is 1,
the DEV parameter indicates the IP
about how to modify configuration
Device According to the IP Address.
PRO OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of a EPON -

FID STRING (32) service profile.
You can search for profiles by profile
name or some characters in the
profile name.

System
Response Format
title="EPON ServiceProfile of the Device"
name of attributes: DIDPROFID
Output Parameter
ter
PROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a EPON

STRING service profile.
Error Code

parameter is ● The parameter values do not
blanks, or the value exceed the ranges of the
of the parameter is parameters specified by the
wrong. command.
correct order.

Example
To query the EPON service profile whose name contains characters "asdf" on the
LST-EPONSRVPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.185.215.115,PROFID=asdf;
0 2018-05-17 00:37:56
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
EPON ServiceProfile of the Device

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

System
DID PROFID
7340036 asdf
----------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.10 CNU Resource Query

This topic describes commands and examples for querying a CNU list or details
about a CNU.
15.10.1 Querying the List of CNUs (LST-CNU)

Usage Note
The MA5631 is online and its H831HE1A board is working properly.
Command Format
LST-CNU::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-id[,CNUID=cnu-id]]]]|
(KEY=cnu-sn))]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
Input Parameter
ter

System

ter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default device N/A

STRING name. If the value of the
configuration item
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. N/A
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. N/A
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the CNU ID. N/A
KEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number N/A

STRING (SN) of the CNU for
authentication. The SN can
contain characters A-F, a-f,
0-9, and other special
characters excluding ? : ; ,.
This parameter can be set
only when AUTH is set to
SN.
Response Format
title="CNU information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN CNUID NAME ALIAS AUTH MAC KEY LINEPROF
VENDORID TYPE VERSION
Output Parameter
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the CNU ID.

System
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the CNU name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the CNU alias.

STRING
AUTH OCTET ● MAC Specifies in which mode the CNU is

STRING ● SN authenticated by the CBAT.
MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address of the

STRING CNU for authentication. The MAC
address is a 12-digit hexadecimal
number, for example,
51-53-35-35-22-44.
KEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) of

STRING the CNU for authentication. The SN
can contain characters A-F, a-f, 0-9,
and other special characters
excluding ? : ; ,.
LINEPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the line profile bound to

STRING the CNU.
VENDORID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the vendor ID of the CNU.

STRING
TYPE OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the CNU type.

STRING
VERSION OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the software version of

STRING the CNU.
Error Code

offline. Ensure that the following
disconnected.
incorrectly.

System
2686058531 The device does not Ensure that the device is successfully
exist. added to the U2000. If the device is
name, enter the device name as the
value of the DEV parameter.
Otherwise, enter the IP address of the
device.
2686058554 Command does not Ensure that the command supports

support this device type the entered device name or IP
address.

parameter or mandatory according to the following
parameter is blank, or requirements:
the value of the ● The parameter values do not
command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the list of CNUs connected to the device named 10.144.81.58, run the
following command:
LST-CNU::DEV=10.144.81.58:6::;
● Discrete mode:
7340161 2011-04-21 11:38:55
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=14
blktotal=14
CNU information of the device 10.144.81.58

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN CNUID NAME ALIAS AUTHMODE MAC KEY LINEPROF
VENDORID TYPE VERSION
7340161 0 1 0 0 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/0 SN 4fr4t44 cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 1 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/1 iii SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF feafee
werwe
7340161 0 1 0 2 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/2 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF fefeadf cnu-line-
profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 3 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/3 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF 4551 cnu-line-
profile_1
profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 5 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/5 MAC 66-66-66-66-66-66 werwe

System
profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 7 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/7 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF fefauiku cnu-line-
profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 8 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/8 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF op9 cnu-line-
profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 9 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/9 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF uyjyrgr cnu-line-
profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 10 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/10 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF kuilkil cnu-line-
profile_1
profile_1
7340161 0 3 0 1 10.144.81.58/0/3/0/1 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF 78feaf cnu-line-
profile_1
profile_1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.10.2 Querying the Details of a CNU (LST-CNUDETAIL)
Usage Note
The MA5631 is online and its H831HE1A board is working properly.
Command Format
LST-CNUDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid,CNUID=cnu-id)|
(NAME=cnu-name)|(ALIAS=cnu-alias)|(KEY=cnu-sn)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
Input Parameter
ter

System

ter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default device N/A

STRING name. If the value of the
configuration item
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. N/A
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. N/A
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the CNU ID. N/A
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the CNU name. N/A

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the CNU alias. N/A

STRING
KEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number N/A

STRING (SN) of the CNU for
authentication. The SN can
contain characters A-F, a-f,
0-9, and other special
characters excluding ? : ; ,.
Response Format
title="CNU detail information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN CNUID NAME ALIAS AUTH MAC KEY LINEPROF
VENDORID TYPE VERSION RUNSTATUS OPERSTATUS LPSTATUS CFGSTATUS
LSTTIMEONLINE LSTTIMEOFFLINE REASONOFFLINE
Output Parameter

System
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the CNU ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the CNU name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the CNU alias.

STRING
AUTH OCTET ● MAC Specifies in which mode the CNU is

STRING ● SN authenticated by the CBAT.
MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address of the

STRING CNU for authentication. The MAC
address is a 12-digit hexadecimal
number, for example,
51-53-35-35-22-44.
KEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) of

STRING the CNU for authentication. The SN
can contain characters A-F, a-f, 0-9,
and other special characters
excluding ? : ; ,.
LINEPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the line profile bound to

STRING the CNU.
VENDORID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the vendor ID of the CNU.

STRING
TYPE OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the CNU type.

STRING
VERSION OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the software version of

STRING the CNU.
RUNSTATU OCTET ● ONLINE Indicates the running status of the

S STRING ● OFFLINE CNU.
OPERSTAT OCTET ● ACTIVE Specifies whether the CNU is

US STRING ● DEACTIVE activated.
LPSTATUS OCTET ● LOOPBACK Indicates the loopback status of

STRING ● NOLOOPBAC the CNU.
K
CFGSTATU OCTET ● INITIAL Indicates the configuration status

S STRING ● NORMAL of the CNU.
● CONFIG
● FAILED

System
LSTTIMEO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the last online time of the
NLINE STRING CNU. The time is in UTC format.
LSTTIMEO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the last offline time of

FFLINE STRING the CNU. The time is in UTC
format.
REASONO OCTET ● NOPOWER Specifies why the CNU went offline

FFLINE STRING ● RESET last time.
● OFFLINE
● DEACTIVE
Error Code

offline. Ensure that the following
disconnected.
incorrectly.
2686058531 The device does not Ensure that the device is successfully
exist. added to the U2000. If the device is
name, enter the device name as the
value of the DEV parameter.
Otherwise, enter the IP address of the
device.
2686058554 Command does not Ensure that the command supports

support this device type the entered device name or IP
address.

System

parameter or mandatory according to the following
parameter is blank, or requirements:
the value of the ● The parameter values do not
command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query details about the CNU (ID: 0) on port 0/1/0 on the device named
LST-CNUDETAIL::DEV=10.144.81.58,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CNUID=0:6::;

7340161 2011-04-21 16:10:36
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
CNU detail information of the device 10.144.81.58

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DID FN SN PN CNUID NAME ALIAS AUTH MAC KEY LINEPROF VENDORID TYPE
VERSION RUNSTATUS OPERSTATUS LPSTATUS CFGSTATUS LSTTIMEONLINE
LSTTIMEOFFLINE REASONOFFLINE
7340161 0 1 0 0 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/0
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uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF 4fr4t44 cnu-line-profile_1 OFFLINE
ACTIVE -- NORMAL -- -- --
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Related Command
15.11 Querying CM Resources

This command is used to query CM (cable modem) resources.

System
15.11.1 Querying the Info of CM (LST-CMINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to export the CM information about the network-wide
MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T, or a specific OLT. The configuration item
DUMP_MAX_FILE_SIZE controls the export file size. The configuration item
DUMP_MAX_FILE_SAVE_NUM controls the maximum number of files that can be
stored.
Command Format
LST-CMINFO::DEV=Device-name,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid:CTAG::DATATYPE=CMONLINE|
CMOFFLINE|CMCONNECT|CMCOUNT|CMPHY|CMSUM|CMCLOAD|CMPRIMARYCHN|
ACCESSGROUP[,FILENAME=file-name];
Supporting Device
41 MA5600T
45 MA5680T
75 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2348 MA5683T
2330 MA5633
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/EA5800-X2
Input Parameter
mete
r
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the subrack ID. N/A

STRIN (192)
G
FN INTEGE 0-512 Indicates the subrack ID. N/A

R
SN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. N/A

R
PN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the port ID. N/A

R

System

mete
r
DATA OCTET ● CMON Used to indicate output details N/A

TYPE STRIN LINE content. The numeration includes
G ● CMOF the following values and each value
FLINE means the output file contains the
pertinent CM information.
● CMCO
NOTE
NNEC
T ● CMONLINE,CMOFFLINE: Indicate the
output details include the offline CM
● CMCO information or all the cable modem
UNT information.
● CMPH ● CMCONNECT: It provides the
Y information like CISCO 'show cable
modem connectivity'.
● CMSU
● CMCOUNT: It provides the
M information like CISCO 'show cable
● CMCL modem summary total'.
OAD ● CMPHY: It provides the information
like CISCO 'show cable modem phy'.
● CMPRI
MARY ● CMSUM: It provides the information
like CISCO 'show cable modem
CHN
counters '.
● ACCES ● CMCLOAD: show cable load-balance
SGRO
● CMPRIMARYCHN: This command is
UP used get output like cisco command
'show cable modem primary-
channel'.
● ACCESSGROUP: This command is
used get output like cisco command
'show cable device access group'. The
details for this command include the
inventory of CM and CPE.
FILEN OCTET SIZE(128) Indicate the file name output by N/A

AME STRIN U2000. It's optional. U2000 will
G automatically generate the file name
if it is not input.
Response Format

System
Output Parameter
PATH OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the file path.

STRING windows:D:/cmtsinfo;
Linux,Solaris:ftproot/access/
cminfo,The file name is
similar to ASD_CMSUM_yyyy-
mm-dd_hh-mm-ss_n_m.csv,
where n indicates the
sequence number of a file
and m indicates the total
number of files.
NOTE
If a CSV file is over large, it will
be divided into multiple smaller
ones. If only one file exists, n or
m is not displayed, for example,
ASD_CMSUM_2016-08-27_16-07
-08.csv
Error Code
1615003650 Incorrect Set DT to a supported value.

parameter
input.
Example
To export CM information files for the MA5600T, run the following command:
LST-
CMINFO::DEV=10.185.119.153,FN=1,SN=1,PN=0:CTAG::DATATYPE=CMSUM,FILE
NAME=ASD;

7340035 2013-05-25 18:06:35
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Path information of the device-type 10.185.119.153

---------
PATH
server : D:/cmtsinfo/ASD_CMSUM_2016-08-27_16-07-08.csv
---------
;

System
Related Command
None
15.11.2 Querying the CPE List of a CM (LST-CMCPELIST)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the customer premises equipment (CPE) list of a
cable modem (CM). The CPE list can be queried only when the CM is online.
Command Format
LST-CMCPELIST::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|
(CMMAC=cm-mac))|(CMMAC=cm-mac):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=IPv6 IPv6Prefix IPv6Len];
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
CMID INTEGER 1-32768 Indicates the N/A

CM ID.
CMMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the N/A

STRING CM MAC
address. The
MAC address
is unique for
a D-CMTS.
The address
format is XX-
XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● IPv6 (Optional) -

N STRING ● IPv6Prefix Specifies the
attributes
● IPv6Len that can be
displayed in
the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
returned. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
title="Qry the CPE of a CM "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC CPEID CPEMAC CPEIP IPv6 IPv6Prefix IPv6Len
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
CMID INTEGER 1-32768 Indicates the CM

ID.

System
MAC OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the CM

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.
CPEID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the CPE

index.
CPEMAC OCTET STRING SIZE (17) Indicates the CPE

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.
CPEIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the CPE

IP address.
IPv6 IPV6ADDRESS - Indicates the CPE

IPv6 address. The
standard IPv6
address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:X
XXX:XXXX:XXXX:XX
XX:XXXX.
IPv6Prefix IPV6ADDRESS - Indicates the

prefix of the CPE
IPv6 address.The
standard IPv6
address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:X
XXX:XXXX:XXXX:XX
XX:XXXX.
IPv6Len INTEGER 0-128 Indicates the

length of the CPE
IPv6 address.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.

System
Example
To query the CPE List of the CM 4 connected to port 0/1/0 on the device named
LST-CMCPELIST::DEV=10.144.76.223,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=4:CTAG::;

7340035 2013-05-25 18:06:35
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Qry the CPE of a CM 10.144.76.223
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC CPEID CPEMAC CPEIP
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 4 00-24-A2-17-E8-58 2 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 10.11.117.157
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.11.3 Collecting Statistics on a CM (LST-CMNUMSTATIC)
Usage Note
This command is used to collect statistics on a cable modem (CM). The statistics
on port 0/1/0 are collected by default if no subrack ID/slot ID/port ID is entered.
For OLTs, the subrack ID/slot ID/port ID is mandatory.
Command Format
LST-CMNUMSTATIC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),[FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid]:CTAG::
[RFFLAG=TRUE|FALSE];
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

System

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

System

port ID.
RFFLAG OCTET ● TRUE Indicates the FALSE

STRING ● FALSE radio
frequency
(RF) port ID.
The options
are as follows:
● TRUE:
queries the
statistics
on RF
ports.
● FALSE:
queries the
statistics
on
upstream
channels.
Response Format
title="Qry the static of cm number "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN USCHANNELID TOTAL REG UNREG OFFLINE WIDEBAND INIT-RC INIT-
D INIT-IO INIT-O DESC
Output Parameter

device ID.

System

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
USCHANNELID OCTET STRING 1-16 Indicates the ID of

UB the upstream
channel.
NOTE
UB indicates that When the
the channel is a RFFLAG is set to
cross channel. TRUE, the
displayed value is
invalid.
TOTAL INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs.
REG INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs
that are registered
and online.
UNREG INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs
that are
unregistered.

System
OFFLINE INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs
that are offline.
WIDEBAND INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs
that are registered
as a wideband
docsis3.0 standard
CM.
INIT-RC INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs
that are in the
init-rc state
(receive RNG RSP
SUCCESS).
INIT-D INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs
that are in the
init-d state
(receive DHCP
Discovery from
CMs).
INIT-IO INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs
that are in the
init-io state
(receive Offer
from the DHCP
server).
INIT-O INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total

number of CMs
that are in the
init-o state.
Currently, this
parameter is not
supported.
DESC OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the CM

description.
Currently, this
parameter is not
supported.

System
Error Code
2685009921 Designated an object If the queried resource

unknown to the agent. does not exist, enter a
then reissue the
command.
Example
To collect statistics on a CM connected to the device named 10.144.76.223, run
LST-CMNUMSTATIC::DEV=10.144.76.223,FN=2,SN=1,PN=0:CTAG::;

7340035 2013-05-25 15:00:43
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
Qry the static of cm number 10.144.76.223

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN USCHANNELID TOTAL REG UNREG OFFLINE WIDEBAND INIT-
RC INIT-D INIT-IO INIT-O DESC
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 UB 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- --
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Related Command
None
15.11.4 Querying the List of CMs (LST-CMLIST)
Usage Note
This command is used to query all CMs connected to a radio frequency (RF) port
based on the CM status. Currently, the CM status supports offline and all.
Command Format
LST-CMLIST::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid)|CMCNAME=OLT-
Subframe-Name:CTAG::[STATUS=OFFLINE|ALL][,SHOWOPTION=IPv6 IPv6LLA USTxPOWER USSNR];

System
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
CMCNAME OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the N/A

STRING CMC name.
After this
parameter is
entered, you
do not need
to enter the
DEV/FN/SN/P
N.
STATUS OCTET ● OFFLINE Indicates the N/A

STRING ● ALL current status
of the CM.

System

N STRING ● IPv6LLA Specifies the
attributes
● USTxPOWE that can be
R displayed in
● USSNR the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
returned. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
title="CM List of "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC IP STATUS LASTSTATUS USCHANNELID PRIMSID CHANNELDS DSRxPOWER
DSSNR TIMEOFFSET CPENUM OFFLINETIME DIP SMExhaustCount IPv6 IPv6LLA
Output Parameter

device ID.

System

device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device According
to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.
IP IPADDRESS - Indicates the CM

IP address.
If the CM is
offline, the IP
address is null.

System
STATUS OCTET STRING ● InitialRanging Indicates the

● RangingAutoA current status of
djComplete the CM.
● DHCPv4Compl Options are as

ete follows:
● InitialRanging:
● DHCPv6Compl
receives the
ete
Arrive
● StartEAE message.
● StartDHCPv4 ● RangingAutoA
● StartDHCPv6 djComplete:
receives the
● StartRegistratio
RNG RSP
n
SUCCESS
● Offline message.
● DHCPOffer ● DHCPv4Compl
● DHCPRequest ete: receives
the Ack
● Online message from
● OnlineBpiSucc the DHCP
● OnlineBpiSucc server.
AndNetAccess ● DHCPv6Compl
Disabled ete: receives
● OnlineNetAcce the Ack
ssDisabled message from
the DHCPv6
● W-Online server.
● W- ● StartEAE: starts
OnlineBpiSucc early
● W- authentication
OnlineBpiSucc and encryption.
AndNetAccess ● StartDHCPv4:
Disabled receives the
● W- DHCP
OnlineNetAcce Discovery
ssDisabled message from
the CM.
● P-Online
● StartDHCPv6:
● P-
receives the
OnlineBpiSucc
DHCPv6
● P- Discovery
OnlineBpiSucc message from
AndNetAccess the CM.
Disabled ● StartRegistratio
● P- n: indicates CM
OnlineNetAcce registration.
ssDisabled ● Offline:
● Reject-Mic indicates that

System
● Reject-Bpi the CM is
● Reject-Other offline.
● StartConfigFile ● DHCPOffer:
Download receives the
Offer message
● ConfigFileDow
from the DHCP
nloadComplete
server.
● DHCPv6Adverti
● DHCPRequest:
se
receives the
● DHCPv6Reques DHCP Request
t message from
● Other the CM.
● Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and
NetAccessEnab
le is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0

System
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
NetAccessEnab
le is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● W-Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and
NetAccessEnab
le is disabled.
This parameter

System
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
partial
channels are
available. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-
OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and partial
channels are
available. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-
OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:

System
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication,
partial
channels are
available, and
the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-
OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online, partial
channels are
available, and
the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● Reject-Mic:
fails to perform
MIC
verification.
● Reject-Bpi: fails
to perform BPI
authentication.
● Reject-Other:
fails to perform
authentication
due to other
causes.
● StartConfigFile
Download:
starts

System
downloading
the
configuration
file.
● ConfigFileDow
nloadComplete
: completes
configuration
file
downloading.
● DHCPv6Adverti
se: receives
DHCPv6
advertise
packets from
CMs.
● DHCPv6Reques
t: receives
DHCPv6
requests from
CMs.
● Other:
indicates other
status.
NOTE
OLTs and the
MA5633 support
the following
parameters since
V800R015C00:
StartDHCPv6,
DHCPv6Complete,
StartConfigFile-
Download,
ConfigFileDownlo
adComplete,
DHCPv6Advertise,
and
DHCPv6Request.

System
LASTSTATUS OCTET STRING ● InitialRanging Indicates the

● DHCPv4Compl status of the CM
ete before it goes
offline.
● DHCPv6Compl
Options are as
ete
follows:
● StartDHCPv4
● InitialRanging:
● StartDHCPv6 receives the
● StartRegistratio Arrive
n message.
● DHCPv4Compl
● Offline
ete: receives
● DHCPOffer the Ack
● DHCPRequest message from
the DHCP
● Online server.
● OnlineBpiSucc ● DHCPv6Compl
● OnlineBpiSucc ete: receives
AndNetAccess the Ack
Disabled message from
the DHCPv6
● OnlineNetAcce
server.
ssDisabled
● StartDHCPv4:
● W-Online
receives the
● W- DHCP
OnlineBpiSucc Discovery
● W- message from
OnlineBpiSucc the CM.
DHCPv6
● W-
Discovery
OnlineNetAcce
message from
ssDisabled
the CM.
● Reject-Mic
● Reject-Bpi n: indicates CM
● Reject-Other registration.
● StartConfigFile ● Offline:
Download indicates that
the CM is
● ConfigFileDow offline.
nloadComplete
● DHCPOffer:
● DHCPv6Adverti receives the
se Offer message
● DHCPv6Reques from the DHCP
t server.
● Other ● DHCPRequest:
receives the

System
DHCP Request
message from
the CM.
● Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
NetAccessEnab

System
le is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● W-Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and
NetAccessEnab
le is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that

System
the CM is
online and
NetAccessEnab
le is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● Reject-Mic:
fails to perform
MIC
verification.
to perform BPI
authentication.
● Reject-Other:
fails to perform
authentication
due to other
causes.
● StartConfigFile
Download:
starts
downloading
the
configuration
file.
● ConfigFileDow
nloadComplete
: completes
configuration
file
downloading.
● DHCPv6Adverti
se: receives
DHCPv6
advertise
packets from
CMs.
● DHCPv6Reques
t: receives
DHCPv6
requests from
CMs.
● Other:
indicates other
status.

System

NOTE
OLTs and the
MA5633 support
the following
parameters since
V800R015C00:
StartDHCPv6,
DHCPv6Complete,
StartConfigFile-
Download,
ConfigFileDownlo
adComplete,
DHCPv6Advertise,
and
DHCPv6Request.
USCHANNELID INTEGER 1-16 Indicates the ID of

the upstream
primary channel.
PRIMSID INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

index of the
upstream primary
service flow.
CHANNELDS INTEGER 1-96 Indicates the ID of

the downstream
primary channel.
DSRxPOWER INTEGER - Indicates the

receive power of
the downstream
primary channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
DSSNR INTEGER - Indicates the SNR

of the
downstream
primary channel.
Unit: 0.1db.
TIMEOFFSET INTEGER - Indicates the

sending time
offset of the
upstream primary
channel.
Unit: 97.6ns.
CPENUM INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

number of the
CPEs in the
current CM.

System
OFFLINETIME OCTET STRING - Indicates the

offline time.
DIP OCTET STRING NO Specifies whether

two IP addresses
are used.
SMExhaustCount INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the

number of SM
exhaustion
responses. The
value of this
parameter is fixed
to --.
Currently, this
parameter is not
supported.
IPv6 IPV6ADDRESS - Indicates the CM

IPv6 address. The
standard IPv6
address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:X
XXX:XXXX:XXXX:XX
XX:XXXX.
If the CM is
offline, the IPv6
address is null.
IPv6LLA IPV6ADDRESS - Indicates the CM

IPv6 link-local
address.The
standard IPv6
address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:X
XXX:XXXX:XXXX:XX
XX:XXXX.
USTxPOWER INTEGER - Indicates the

transmit power of
the upstream
primary channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
USSNR INTEGER - Indicates the SNR

of the upstream
primary channel.
Unit: 0.1db.

System
Error Code
2689012543 Failure The value of If the queried resource

corresponding node does not exist, enter a
within query condition parameter to locate an
string is invalid available resource and
then reissue the
command.
1618280575 CM does not exist. If the CM does not exist

in the entered RF port,
enter a valid parameter.
Example
To query the list of CM connected to port 0/1/0 on the device named
LST-CMLIST::DEV=10.144.76.223,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340035 2013-05-25 18:06:35
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
CM List of 10.144.76.223
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC IP STATUS LASTSTATUS USCHANNELID PRIMSID CHANNELDS DSRxPOWER
DSSNR TIMEOFFSET CPENUM OFFLINETIME DIP SMExhaustCount
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 -- u 8 DHCPv4Complete 1 1 1 -- -- -- 0 -- NO --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 3 -- s 8 DHCPv4Complete 1 2 1 -- -- -- 0 -- NO --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.5 Querying the Quality of CM Upstream Channels (LST-

CMUPCHANNELINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the quality of CM upstream channels. The quality
can be queried only when the CM is online.

System
Command Format
LST-CMUPCHANNELINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|(CMMAC=cm-mac)):CTAG::[QUERYREMOTE=TRUE|FALSE];
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.
NOTE
Currently, this
parameter is
not used.

slot ID.
NOTE
Currently, this
parameter is
not used.

port ID.
NOTE
Currently, this
parameter is
not used.

CM ID.

System

STRING CM MAC
address. The
MAC address
is unique for
a D-CMTS.
The address
format is XX-
XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.
QUERYREMO OCTET ● TRUE Specifies FALSE

TE STRING ● FALSE whether to
perform
remote
queries on the
CM.
Options are
as follows:
● TRUE:
queries the
transmit
power of
the
upstream
channel on
the CM in
real time.
● FALSE:
queries the
transmit
power of
the
upstream
channel on
the CM
periodically
.
Response Format
title="Qry the up channel info "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID USRxPOWER USTxPOWER USSNR
T3TIMEOUTS T4TIMEOUTS USUCERRCW USCERRCW USGOODCW

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

the upstream
channel.
USRxPOWER INTEGER - Indicates the

receive power of
the D-CMTS
upstream channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
USTxPOWER INTEGER - Indicates the

transmit power of
the upstream
channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
USSNR INTEGER - Indicates the SNR

of the upstream
channel.
Unit: 0.1db.
T3TIMEOUTS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the

number of
timeouts of
waiting for the
ranging response.

System

number of
timeouts of
waiting for
unicast ranging.
USUCERRCW DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the code

9551615 word statistics
that cannot be
corrected of the
upstream channel.
USCERRCW DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the code

that can be
corrected of the
upstream channel.
USGOODCW DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 correct code word
statistics of the
upstream channel.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the quality of the upstream channel of the CM 1 connected to port 0/1/0
LST-
CMUPCHANNELINFO::DEV=10.144.78.133,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=1:CTAG::QUE
RYREMOTE=FALSE;
7340105 2014-02-25 11:21:21
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

System
Qry the up channel info 10.144.78.133

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID USRxPOWER USTxPOWER USSNR T3TIMEOUTS
T4TIMEOUTS USUCERRCW USCERRCW USGOODCW
7340105 10.144.78.133 0 1 0 1 00-25-F1-05-39-38 4 -70 293 380 36 0 11 45 59066
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.6 Querying the Quality of CM Downstream Channels

(LST-CMDOWNCHANNELINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the quality of CM downstream channels. The
quality can be queried only when the CM is online.
Command Format
LST-CMDOWNCHANNELINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|(CMMAC=cm-mac)):CTAG::[QUERYREMOTE=TRUE|FALSE];
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2

System
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

CM ID.

System

STRING CM MAC
address. The
MAC address
is unique for
a D-CMTS.
The address
format is XX-
XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

perform
remote
queries on the
CM.
Options are
as follows:
● TRUE:
queries the
receive
power and
SNR of the
downstrea
m channel
on the CM
in real
time.
● FALSE:
queries the
receive
power and
SNR of the
downstrea
m channel
on the CM
periodically
.
Response Format
title="Qry the down channel info "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC DSCHANNELID DSRxPOWER DSTxPOWER DSSNR
DSUCERRCW DSCERRCW DSGOODCW

System
Output Parameter

CMTS device ID.

device name.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.
DSCHANNELID INTEGER 1-96 Indicates the ID of

the downstream
channel.

receive power of
the downstream
channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
DSTxPOWER INTEGER - Indicates the

transmit power of
the D-CMTS
downstream
channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.

of the
downstream
channel.
Unit: 0.1db.

System
DSUCERRCW DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the code

that cannot be
corrected of the
downstream
channel.
DSCERRCW DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the code

that can be
corrected of the
downstream
channel.
DSGOODCW DOUBLE 0-1844674407370 Indicates the

9551615 correct code word
statistics of the
downstream
channel.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
Example
To query the quality of the downstream channel of the CM 1 connected to port
LST-
CMDOWNCHANNELINFO::DEV=10.144.78.133,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=1:CTAG::
QUERYREMOTE=TRUE;
7340105 2014-02-25 11:57:32
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Qry the down channel info 10.144.78.133

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC DSCHANNELID DSRxPOWER DSTxPOWER DSSNR DSUCERRCW DSCERRCW

System
DSGOODCW
7340105 10.144.78.133 0 1 0 1 00-25-F1-05-39-38 1 131 131 489 0 3 2571510517
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.7 Querying the Downstream Channel Info List of RF

Ports (LST-DOWNCHANNELINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query downstream channels of the RF port to which the
cable modem (CM) is connected. Channels are queried and CM statistics in all
channels are collected in batches.
Command Format
LST-DOWNCHANNELINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid[,CMID=cm-id])|(CMMAC=cm-mac))|(CMMAC=CM-mac):CTAG::[CMSTATIC=TRUE|FALSE]
[,ADMINSTAT=Active|Deactive][,PSTAT=Active|Deactive|NotPresent];
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

CM ID.

STRING CM MAC
address. The
MAC address
is unique for
a D-CMTS.
The address
format is XX-
XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

System
CMSTATIC OCTET ● TRUE Specifies TRUE

STRING ● FALSE whether to
query the CM
statistics.
The options
are as follows:
● TRUE:
queries the
CM
statistics.
● TRUE: does
not query
the CM
statistics.
In this
case, the
output
parameters
CMNUM
and
CMNUMO
FFLIE are
invalid.
ADMINSTAT OCTET ● Active Indicates the -

STRING ● Deactive management
status of the
downstream
channel.
PSTAT OCTET ● Active Indicates the -

STRING ● Deactive running
status of the
● NotPresent downstream
channel.
Response Format
title="Down ChannelInfo of "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC DSCHANNELID DSMODULATION DSFREQUENCY DSRATE DSREALRATE
PSTAT ADMINSTAT CMNUM CMNUMOFFLINE

System
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.
DSCHANNELID INTEGER 1-96 Indicates the ID of

the downstream
channel.
DSMODULATION OCTET STRING ● QAM64 Indicates the

● QAM256 modulation of the
downstream
● QAM1024 channel.
DSFREQUENCY INTEGER 60-1002 Indicates the

frequency of the
downstream
channel.
Unit: MHz.
DSRATE INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the

maximum
physical speed of
the downstream
channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
DSREALRATE INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the

actual rate of the
downstream
channel.
Unit: kbit/s.

System

● Deactive running status of
the downstream
● NotPresent channel.
ADMINSTAT OCTET STRING ● Active Indicates the

● Deactive management
status of the
downstream
channel.
CMNUM INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the

number of CMs
connected to the
RF port.
CMNUMOFFLINE INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the

number of offline
CMs connected to
the RF port.
Error Code

then reissue the
command.
1618280575 CM does not exist. If the CMID or CMMAC

in the entered parameter
cannot locate a valid
CM, enter a valid
parameter.
1618280577 Multiple CMs meet the If the CMMAC in the

filter criteria. Specify entered parameter
DEV to search out the cannot locate to a
desired CM. unique NE, enter a valid
value for the DEV
parameter.
Example
To query the downstream channels of the CM with the MAC address of 00-24-
A1-15-E7-28, run the following command:

System
LST-DOWNCHANNELINFO::CMMAC=00-24-A1-15-E7-28:CTAG::;
7340035 2013-05-25 17:41:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=16
blktotal=16
Down ChannelInfo of 10.144.76.223

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC DSCHANNELID DSMODULATION DSFREQUENCY DSRATE DSREALRATE
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 1 QAM256 440.00 51253 189 Active Active 4 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 2 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive Deactive 0 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
Related Command
None
15.11.8 Querying the Upstream Channel Info List of RF Ports

(LST-UPCHANNELINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query upstream channels of the RF port to which the CM
is connected. Upstream channels are queried and CM statistics in all channels are
collected in batches.
Command Format
LST-UPCHANNELINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid[,CMID=cm-
id])|(CMMAC=cm-mac))|(CMMAC=cm-mac):CTAG::[CMSTATIC=TRUE|FALSE][,ADMINSTAT=Active|Deactive]
[,PSTAT=Active|Deactive|Testing|Unknown|Dormant|NotPresent|LowerLayerDown][,SHOWOPTION=WIDTH
USSNR EPTRxPower USCCER USUCER MDUSSGID];

System
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

CM ID.

STRING CM MAC
address. The
MAC address
is unique for
a D-CMTS.
The address
format is XX-
XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

System
CMSTATIC OCTET ● TRUE Specifies TRUE

STRING ● FALSE whether to
query the CM
statistics.
The options
are as follows:
● TRUE:
queries the
CM
statistics
informatio
n.
● TRUE: does
not query
the CM
statistics
informatio
n. In this
case, the
output
parameters
CMNUM
and
CMNUMO
FFLIE are
invalid.
ADMINSTAT OCTET ● Active Indicates the -

STRING ● Deactive management
status of the
upstream
channel.
PSTAT OCTET ● Active Indicates the -

STRING ● Deactive running
status of the
● Testing upstream
● Unknown channel.
● Dormant
● NotPresent
● LowerLaye
rDown

System
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ● WIDTH Indicates an -

N STRING ● USSNR optional
parameter. It
● EPTRxPow controls the
er attributes to
● USCCER be returned. If
● USUCER you set this
parameter,
● MDUSSGID the attributes
specified will
be returned. If
you do not
set this
parameter,
the attributes
controlled by
this
parameter
will not be
returned. This
parameter is
left blank by
default.
Response Format
title="Up ChannelInfo of "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID USMODULATION USFREQUENCY USRATE USREALRATE
PSTAT ADMINSTAT CMNUM CMNUMOFFLINE WIDTH USSNR EPTRxPower USCCER USUCER MDUSSGID
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

System

ID.

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

the upstream
channel.
USMODULATION OCTET STRING ● QPSK Indicates the

● QAM8 modulation of the
upstream channel.
● QAM16
● QAM32
● QAM64
● QAM128
● QAM256
● QAM1024
USFREQUENCY INTEGER 5-85 Indicates the

frequency of the
upstream channel.
Unit: MHz.
USRATE INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the

maximum
physical speed of
the upstream
channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
USREALRATE INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the

actual rate of the
upstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.

● Deactive running status of
the upstream
● Testing channel.
● Unknown
● Dormant
● NotPresent
● LowerLayerDo
wn

System
ADMINSTAT OCTET STRING ● Active Indicates the

● Deactive management
status of the
upstream channel.
CMNUM INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the

number of CMs
connected to the
RF port.
CMNUMOFFLINE INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the

number of offline
CMs connected to
the RF port.
WIDTH INTEGER ● 6400 Indicates the

● 3200 frequency
bandwidth of the
● 1600 upstream channel.
Unit: kHz.
USSNR INTEGER — Indicates the

signal-to-noise
ratio (SNR) of the
upstream channel.
Unit: 0.1 dB.
EPTRxPower INTEGER — Indicates the

actual receive
level.
Unit: 0.1 dBmV.
USCCER DOUBLE 0-100 Indicates the

correctable bit
error.
USUCER DOUBLE 0-100 Indicates the

uncorrectable bit
error.
MDUSSGID INTEGER ● 1 Indicates the SG

● 2 index of an
upstream channel.

System
Error Code

then reissue the
command.

CM, enter a valid
parameter.

value for the DEV
parameter.
Example
To query the upstream channels of the CM 1 connected to port 1/0/0 on the
LST-UPCHANNELINFO::DEV=10.144.76.223,FN=1,SN=0,PN=0,CMID=1:CTAG::;
7340035 2013-05-25 17:40:33
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
Up ChannelInfo of 10.144.76.223
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID USMODULATION USFREQUENCY USRATE USREALRATE
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 1 QPSK 10.00 4480 0 Active Active 4 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 2 QPSK 0.00 0 0 Deactive Deactive 0 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
Related Command
None

System
15.11.9 Querying the Details of a CM (LST-CMDETAIL)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a CM.
When CM query repeat MAC switch is (0)disabled,return a record about query the
details of CM.
When CM query repeat MAC switch is (1)enabled,return a list of records about
query the details of CM.
Command Format
LST-CMDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|
(CMMAC=cm-mac))|(CMMAC=cm-mac):CTAG::[QUERYREMOTE=TRUE|FALSE][,SHOWOPTION=IPv6 IPv6LLA
CFGFILE];
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16

System
Input Parameter

device ID.

STRING device name
by default. If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

CM ID.

STRING CM MAC
address. The
MAC address
is unique for
a D-CMTS.
The address
format is XX-
XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

System

perform
remote
queries on the
CM.
Options are
as follows:
● TRUE:
queries the
receive
power and
SNR of the
main
downstrea
m channel
and the
transmit
time offset
of the
main
upstream
channel on
the CM in
real time.
● FALSE:
queries the
receive
power and
SNR of the
main
downstrea
m channel
and the
transmit
time offset
of the
main
upstream
channel on
the CM
periodically
.

System

N STRING ● IPv6LLA Specifies the
attributes
● CFGFILE that can be
displayed in
the returned
result. If you
set this
parameter,
the
corresponding
attributes are
returned. By
default, the
attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
title="CM Running Status of "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC STATUS IP MAXRATEUS MAXRATEDS RATEUS RATEDS CPENUM VENDORID
BOOTER HWVERSION SOFTVERSION MODEL DOCSISVER CMTYPE CHANNELDS DSRxPOWER DSSNR
TIMEOFFSET FLAPCOUNT FIRSTFLAPTIME LASTFLAPTIME T1TIMEOUTS T2TIMEOUTS IPv6 IPv6LLA CFGFILE
Output Parameter

CMTS device ID.

device name.

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.

ID.

System

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

System
STATUS OCTET STRING ● InitialRanging Indicates the CM

● RangingAutoA status.
djComplete Options are as
● DHCPv4Compl follows:
ete ● InitialRanging:
● DHCPv6Compl receives the
ete Arrive
message.
● StartEAE
● RangingAutoA
● StartDHCPv4
djComplete:
● StartRegistratio RNG RSP
n SUCCESS
message.
● Offline
● DHCPv4Compl
● DHCPOffer
ete: receives
● DHCPRequest the Ack
● Online message from
the DHCP
● OnlineBpiSucc
server.
● OnlineBpiSucc
● DHCPv6Compl
AndNetAccess
ete: receives
Disabled
the Ack
● OnlineNetAcce message from
ssDisabled the DHCPv6
● W-Online server.
OnlineBpiSucc early
authentication
● W-
and encryption.
OnlineBpiSucc
DHCP
● W-
Discovery
OnlineNetAcce
message from
ssDisabled
the CM.
● P-Online
● StartDHCPv6:
● P- receives the
OnlineBpiSucc DHCPv6
● P- Discovery
OnlineBpiSucc message from
AndNetAccess the CM.
Disabled ● StartRegistratio
● P- n: indicates CM
OnlineNetAcce registration.
ssDisabled ● Offline:
● Reject-Mic indicates that

System
● Reject-Bpi the CM is
● Reject-Other offline.
● ToDEstablished ● DHCPOffer:
receives the
● StartConfigFile
Offer message
Download
from the DHCP
● ConfigFileDow server.
nloadComplete
● DHCPRequest:
● DHCPv6Adverti receives the
se DHCP Request
● DHCPv6Reques message from
t the CM.
● Other ● Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for

System
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● W-Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and the
NetAccessEnab

System
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
partial
channels are
available. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-
OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and partial
channels are
available. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.

System
● P-
OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication,
partial
channels are
available, and
the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-
OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online, partial
channels are
available, and
the
NetAccessEnab
le parameter is
disabled. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● Reject-Mic:
fails to perform
MIC
verification.
to perform BPI
authentication.
● Reject-Other:
fails to perform
authentication

System
due to other
causes.
● StartConfigFile
Download:
starts
downloading
the
configuration
file.
● ConfigFileDow
nloadComplete
: completes
configuration
file
downloading.
● DHCPv6Adverti
se: receives
DHCPv6
advertise
packets from
CMs.
● DHCPv6Reques
t: receives
DHCPv6
requests from
CMs.
● Other:
indicates other
status.
NOTE
OLTs and the
MA5633 support
the following
parameters since
V800R015C00:
StartDHCPv6,
DHCPv6Complete,
StartConfigFile-
Download,
ConfigFileDownlo
adComplete,
DHCPv6Advertise,
and
DHCPv6Request.
IP IPADDRESS - Indicates the CM

IP address.

System
MAXRATEUS INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the

maximum rate of
the upstream
channel.
The value --
indicates no limit
on the rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
MAXRATEDS INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the

maximum rate of
the downstream
channel.
The value --
indicates no limit
on the rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
RATEUS INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the

actual rate of the
upstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
RATEDS INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the

actual rate of the
downstream
channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
CPENUM INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

number of the
CPEs in the
current CM.
VENDORID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the CM

vendor ID.
BOOTER OCTET STRING SIZE (40) Indicates the CM

driver description.
HWVERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (80) Indicates the CM

hardware version.
SOFTVERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (80) Indicates the CM

software version.
MODEL OCTET STRING SIZE (40) Indicates the CM

model
information.

System
DOCSISVER OCTET STRING ● DOC1.0 Indicates the

● DOC1.1 DOCSIS version.
● DOC2.0
● DOC3.0
CMTYPE OCTET STRING - Indicates the CM

type.
Currently, this
parameter is not
supported.
CHANNELDS INTEGER 1-96 Indicates the ID of

the downstream
primary channel.

receive power of
the downstream
primary channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.

of the
downstream
primary channel.
Unit: 0.1db.
TIMEOFFSET INTEGER - Indicates the

sending time
offset of the
upstream primary
channel.
Unit: 97.6ns.
FLAPCOUNT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the

number of critical
errors occurred on
the CM.
FIRSTFLAPTIME OCTET STRING - Indicates the

occurrence time
of the first critical
error.
LASTFLAPTIME OCTET STRING - Indicates the

occurrence time
of the last critical
error.

System

number of
timeouts of
waiting for UCDs.

number of
timeouts of
waiting for
broadcast
ranging.
IPv6 IPV6ADDRESS - Indicates the CM

IPv6 address. The
standard IPv6
address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:X
XXX:XXXX:XXXX:XX
XX:XXXX.
If the CM is
offline, the IPv6
address is null.
IPv6LLA IPV6ADDRESS - Indicates the CM

IPv6 link-local
address.The
standard IPv6
address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:X
XXX:XXXX:XXXX:XX
XX:XXXX.
CFGFILE OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the

service
provisioning
configuration file
of the CM
terminal.
Error Code

CM, enter a valid
parameter.

System

value for the DEV
parameter.
Example
To query the details of CM 1 connected to port 0/1/0 on the device named
LST-CMDETAIL::DEV=10.144.78.134,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=1:CTAG::;
7340104 2014-02-25 11:00:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
CM Running Status of 10.144.78.134

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC STATUS IP MAXRATEUS MAXRATEDS RATEUS RATEDS CPENUM VENDORID
BOOTER HWVERSION SOFTVERSION MODEL DOCSISVER CMTYPE CHANNELDS DSRxPOWER DSSNR
TIMEOFFSET FLAPCOUNT FIRSTFLAPTIME LASTFLAPTIME T1TIMEOUTS T2TIMEOUTS
7340104 10.144.78.134 0 1 0 1 E4-48-C7-71-00-10 OnlineBpiSucc 10.13.50.92 22560 22560 0 0 1 -- -- -- --
-- DOC2.0 -- 4 -- -- -- 186 2014-02-20 02:34:11 2014-02-21 15:41:53 -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.10 Querying the PNM Pre-equalization Coefficients of a

CM (LST-CMPNM-EQD)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the PNM pre-equalization coefficient list of a CM.
When each CM has multiple upstream channels, all the upstream channels are
returned in form of a list.
Command Format
LST-CMPNM-EQD::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|
(CMMAC=cm-mac)):CTAG::;

System
Supporting Device
2330 MA5633 (V800R313C00 and later

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)

versions)
2346/2349/2352/2353 MA5800-X17/MA5800-X7/MA5800-
X15/MA5800-X2
2363/2361/2362/2360 EA5800-X17/EA5800-X7/EA5800-X15/
EA5800-X2
2390 / 2391 / 2389 MA5800C-X6 / MA5800C-X14 /

MA5800C-X16
Input Parameter

device ID.

System

STRING device name
by default.If
the value of
the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the
IP address of
the device.
For details
about how to
modify
configuration
items, see
23.7 How to
Locate a
Device
According to
the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
CMID INTEGER 1-32768 Indicates the -

CM ID.

System
CMMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the -

STRING CM MAC
address. The
MAC address
is unique for
a D-CMTS.
The address
format is XX-
XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.
NOTE
Indicates the
CM MAC
address.
Multiple CM
MAC
addresses can
be entered.
Different MAC
addresses are
separated by
using &. The
maximum
number of
MAC
addresses is
50.
Response Format
title="Query the CM PNM equal quotiety "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID STATUS CMEQD USTxPOWER USSNR USUCERRCW
USCERRCW USGOODCW USFREQUENCY USCHNLWIDTH
Output Parameter

device ID.

device name.

subrack ID.

ID.

System

ID.

ID.

MAC address. The
address format is
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.

the upstream
channel.

System
STATUS OCTET STRING ● InitialRanging Indicates the CM

● RangingAutoA status.
djComplete The options are as
● DHCPv4Compl follows:
ete ● InitialRanging:
● DHCPv6Compl receives the
ete Arrive
message.
● StartEAE
● RangingAutoA
● StartDHCPv4 djComplete:
RNG RSP
SUCCESS
n
message.
● Offline
● DHCPv4Compl
● DHCPOffer ete: receives
● DHCPRequest the ACK
message from
● Online
the Dynamic
● OnlineBpiSucc Host
● OnlineBpiSucc Configuration
AndNetAccess Protocol
Disabled (DHCP) server.
● OnlineNetAcce ● DHCPv6Compl
ssDisabled ete: receives
the ACK
● W-Online
message from
● W- the DHCPv6
OnlineBpiSucc server.
OnlineBpiSucc early
AndNetAccess authentication
Disabled and encryption.
● W- ● StartDHCPv4:
OnlineNetAcce receives the
ssDisabled DHCP
● P-Online Discovery
message from
● P- the CM.
OnlineBpiSucc
● StartDHCPv6:
● P- receives the
OnlineBpiSucc DHCPv6
AndNetAccess Discovery
Disabled message from
● P- the CM.
OnlineNetAcce ● StartRegistratio
ssDisabled n: indicates CM
● Reject-Mic registration.

System
● Reject-Bpi ● Offline:
● Reject-Other indicates that
the CM is
● ToDEstablished offline.
● StartConfigFile
● DHCPOffer:
Download
receives the
● ConfigFileDow Offer message
nloadComplete from the DHCP
● DHCPv6Adverti server.
se ● DHCPRequest:
● DHCPv6Reques receives the
t DHCP Request
message from
● Other
the CM.
● Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes Business
Process
Integration
(BPI)
authentication.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication
and the
NetAccessEna

System
ble parameter
is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online. The
NetAccessEna
ble parameter
is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 1.0
and DOCSIS
2.0 CMs.
● W-Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is

System
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
The
NetAccessEna
ble parameter
is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● W-
OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online. The
NetAccessEna
ble parameter
is disabled.
This parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-Online:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
partial
channels are
available. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-
OnlineBpiSucc:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
Partial
channels are
available. This
parameter

System
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-
OnlineBpiSucc
AndNetAccess
Disabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online and
passes BPI
authentication.
The
NetAccessEna
ble parameter
is disabled.
Partial
channels are
available. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● P-
OnlineNetAcce
ssDisabled:
indicates that
the CM is
online. The
NetAccessEna
ble parameter
is disabled.
Partial
channels are
available. This
parameter
takes effect
only for
DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
● Reject-Mic:
indicates that
the message
integrity check
(MIC) fails.
● Reject-Bpi:
indicates that

System
the BPI
authentication
fails.
● Reject-Other:
indicates that
the

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4 Relationships Between the License and TL1 NBI...........................................................16

6 Maintaining the TL1 NBI..................................................................................................... 25

7 SSL Principle and Configuration........................................................................................ 34

8 Setting Configuration Items............................................................................................... 41

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11 Supported Devices of the Same Series.......................................................................... 89

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12.2.20 Adding a Board (ADD-BOARD)............................................................................................................................. 162

13 Performance Management............................................................................................. 222

14 Notification of Resource Changes.................................................................................233

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14.4.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of EPON ONUs........................................................................ 276

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15.3.4 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL)..............................483

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15.9.4 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-EPONONTRUNINFO)..................................................... 1275

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15.11.9 Querying the Details of a CM (LST-CMDETAIL)............................................................................................1480

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15.16.1 Querying Local TDM E1 Connections (LST-NATIVETDMCONN).............................................................1847

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16 Service Provisioning....................................................................................................... 2171

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16.2 G.SHDSL Service Provisioning....................................................................................................................................2261

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16.6.3 Stopping the Multicast Service (QUIT-NTV)..................................................................................................... 2497

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16.7.25 Modifying a GEM Connection (MOD-GEMCONNECTION)...................................................................... 2832

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16.12.6 Modifying an Ethernet Aggregation Group (MOD-LAG).......................................................................... 3357

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16.16.3 Creating an IP Traffic Profile (CRT-IPTRAFFICPROFILE).............................................................................3803