ZXONE 8X00 SOSCB Board Common Command

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ZXONE 8X00 SOSCB Board Common Command

Description V1.1
Zhang Qiao (ID: 00092118)
1 Common Commissioning
Commands Provided by the
Framework
1.1 Logging into the SOSCB
Log in to the SOSCB through telnet or serial interfaces.
Through telnet: run the telnet 192.168.1.12 9023 command (192.168.1.12

indicates the actual IP address of the SOSCB).
Login: zte
Password: zte
Then, you enter the admin shell. Run the cd 0 or sh 0 command to enter
the management process shell. Run the cd 1 or sh 1 command to enter the
app shell, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 1-1 admin shell
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Figure 1-2 Management process shell
Figure 1-3 app shell
When the actual IP address of the SOSCB is unknown or the telnet

operation fails, you can try logging in to the SOSCB through serial
interfaces. The connection configuration for login through serial interfaces is
described in the following figure.

Figure 1-4 Configuring Parameters in Case of Logging in to the SOSCB

through Serial Interfaces
1.2 Checking All the JOB Information

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#Showalljob
Figure 1-5 All the JOB Information Registered
1.3 Checking All the Tasks

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#Showalltask
Figure 1-6 Private Tasks Enabled

1.4 Checking the Board Production Information

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#GetBoardInfor
Figure 1-7 Checking the Board Production Information

2 Private Commands under APP

SHELL
2.1 Checking the System Status

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]# sysstate
The options for the running status of the system are: normal, alarm, not
configured, self-check failure and so on.
Figure 2-8 Running Status of the System
2.2 Checking the Version Information
There are two ways to check the version information:

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]# modulever
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin] #version
Figure 2-9 Running the modulever Command to Query the Version Information
of the Module

Figure 2-10 Running the version Command to Query the Version Information
of Each Operating Component in the Board
2.3 Checking and Modifying the Production

Sequence Information
Run the following command to check the production sequence information:

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#GetBoardInfor
Figure 2-11 Checking the Board Production Sequence Information
Run the following commands to modify the production sequence

information:
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin] #Usr_SetBrdPhyInfo(0x101,2) /* Nx*/
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin] #Usr_SetBrdPhyInfo(0x102,2) /* Mx*/
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]# Usr_SetBrdPhyInfo(0x103,0x0025) /* YYY*/
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin] #Usr_SetBrdSN_PN_PCBInfo
("SN1-111111111","PN2-222222222","PCB:10-07") /* PN/SN/PCB */
Check the production sequence information after the modification.

Figure 2-12 After Modifying the Production Sequence Information
2.4 Checking the LINK Status of the Port

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#links
Figure 2-13 Checking the link Status of 8 Ports
2.5 Checking and Setting the Communication

Configuration Information of 8 Ports
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#ipcfg
Description: The above command is executed to query the communication

configuration information of 8 ports and the NE IP address.

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin#]ipcfg [index ipaddr mask areaid type]
Description: The above command is executed to modify the IP address,

mask, area ID, and port type of the port.
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#ipcfg [index 0]
Description: The above command is executed to clear the configuration

information of one port.
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#ipcfg [ ipclr]

information of all ports.
Note: when the NE can manage the SOSCB properly, the modifications by
the ipcfg command cannot take effect after the board is reset.
Figure 2-14 Communication Configuration Information and agent ip Information

of 8 Ports
Figure 2-15 Modifying the Configuration Information of Port 7
Check the configuration information after the modification.
Figure 2-16 Clearing the Configuration of Port 6

Figure 2-17 Clearing the Configuration of 8 Ports

2.6 Checking and Setting the Communication

Configuration Information of 48 Ports
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#esccfg
Description: The above command is executed to query the communication

configuration information of 48 ports.
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#esccfg [id ipaddr mask areaid type]
Note: Description: The above command is executed to modify the IP

address, mask, area ID, and port type of the port.
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#esccfg [id 0]

information of one port.
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]#esccfg [escclr]

information of all ports.
Note: If IP address of electrical supervision port 1 or 4 is modified on the

EMS, the modification by the essccfg command will be covered. In other
cases, the modification still take effect after the board is reset.
Figure 2-18 Communication Configuration Information of 48 Ports

Figure 2-19 Modifying the Configuration Information of Port 56
Figure 2-20 Clearing the Configuration of Port 53

Figure 2-21 Clearing the Configuration of 48 Ports


2.7 Reading and Writing the IIC
Iicrd: This command is executed to read the IIC device register.
Iicwr: This command is executed to write the IIC device register.
Figure 2-22 Checking the EEPROM Register

Figure 2-23 Checking the 1388 Register
Figure 2-24 Checking the SFP A0 Register

Figure 2-25 Checking the SFP A2 Register
2.8 Reading and Writing the Register
Memd: This command is executed to read the register.
Memw: This command is executed to write the register.
The address range supporting access is: 0x67000000 ~ 0x6e200000.
Figure 2-26 Reading and Writing the Register

2.9 Reading and Writing the PHY
PhyRead: This command is executed to read the DP, 5248 and 8305 PHY.
PhyWrite: This command is executed to write the DP, 5248 and 8305 PHY.
Figure 2-27 Reading the DP83640 register
Figure 2-28 Reading the 5248 Register
Figure 2-29 Reading the 8305 Register

2.10 Checking the Configuration Information of

the PPS+FE Port
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]# PpsInfo
Figure 2-30 Configuration Information of the External Time Port
2.11 Checking the Configuration Information of

the PTP Port
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]# PtpPort 0
Figure 2-31 Configuration Information of 5 PTP Ports



2.12 Checking the Send Packet Number and

Receive Packet Number on the PTP Port
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin]# PtpPktNum para1 para2
The Para1 parameter is the flag of send or receive packet. The value 0
indicates the send packet while the value 1 indicates the receive packet.
The Para2 parameter is the flag of port. The value from 1 to 4 indicates
optical ports from 1 to 4, and the value 5 indicates the FE electrical port.

2.13 Checking the IRQ2 Statistics
Figure 2-32 SMI Interrupts Counts


2.14 Checking the IRQ4 Statistics
Figure 2-33 PPS In/Out Interrupts Counts
2.15 Checking the ZDP Statistics
Figure 2-34 ZDP Statistics of 6 Ports
2.16 Checking the Multicast Route Information
Figure 2-35 Multicast Route Information

2.17 Checking the PPPOE Statistics
Figure 2-36 PPPOE Statistics of 6 Ports

2.18 Checking the PPP Statistics
Figure 2-37 PPP Statistics of 6 Ports

2.19 Checking the GNE Information
Figure 2-38 GNE Information and NAT Information
2.20 Enable the Packet Sending/Receiving

Switch on the S Port
During the fault location, you should check the packets on the S port
frequently. The common packet sending/receiving switch on the S Port is
provided here. The called S port packets indicate those responded by CPU
of the SOSCB. However, the packets received by CPU of the SOSCB
cannot be printed (you can check the packets sent and received by the
SOSCB through capturing the agent packets). To check the S port packets
of other service boards passing by the SOSCB, perform the mirroring
function. When this function is not needed, please disable it.

[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin] Usr_SetPrintScmdtext(1) Enable
[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin] Usr_SetPrintScmdtext(0) Disable
2.21 Checking the Queue Property
The communication between processes of the SOSCB is by means of

queue. You can run the mqgetattr command to check the queue property.
2.22 Querying the Board Type
2.23 Querying Important Data of the Board
You can also query the important data on the EMS, as shown in the
following figure. The result is consistent.

2.24 Querying Private Important Data of the

Board

2.25 Checking the Memory

2.26 Querying the Used Space of the FLASH
2.27 Querying the CPU Usage

2.28 Querying the Running Time of the Board

2.29 Querying the Performance Alarm Status
2.30 Querying the FPGA Loading Status

2.31 Querying the FPGA ID
2.32 Querying the SFP Online Status
2.33 Querying the LOS Status of the Optical

Port
2.34 Querying the Status of the Laser Switch

2.35 Querying the Test Tooling Result: (to be

Determined)
Currently, test tooling only supports testing the 21M clock loopback and
Ethernet communication. If the return result is 1, it indicates that the test is
passed; if the return result is 2, it indicates that the test is not passed. For
detailed information, refer to Description of Interfaces for the Test of
Dynamically Aging ZXONE 8300 SOSCB Board.
KSH>ShowFFF4State()
Figure 2-39 Querying the Test Tooling Result
3 Common Commands under

USHELL
3.1 Logging in to the Management Process

shell
Log in to port 9023 through telnet to enter the admin shell. Then run the cd
0 or sh 0 command to enter the management process shell.

Figure 3-40 plat shell
3.2 Querying the Version Information of the

Module
PrintModuleVersion(1): This command is executed to check the information

about a software module registered.
PrintVersion(): This command is executed to check the management

process and the version information of the bsp.
Figure 3-41 Version Information

4 Common Commands under SDK

SHELL
4.1 Entering the SDK SHELL
You can log in either through telnet or through serial interfaces.
Through telnet: run the telnet 192.168.1.12 10000 command (192.168.1.12

indicates the actual IP address of the SOSCB).
Figure 4-42 Entering the BBSH
Then type 1 to enter the SDK SHELL.
Figure 4-43 Entering the SDK SHELL
If you log in to the board through serial interfaces, you can press CTRL+N
to switch to the BBSH. Then type 1 to enter the SDK SHELL.

Figure 4-44 Entering the SDK SHELL through Serial Interfaces
4.2 Checking the Send Packet Count and

Receive Packet Count of 9 Ports
BCM.0>g grpkt
BCM.0>g gtpkt

Figure 4-45 Send Packet Count and Receive Packet Count of 9 Ports
4.3 Checking the Network Route of the Chip

BCM.0>l3 defip show
Figure 4-46 Network Route
4.4 Checking the Host Route of the Chip

BCM.0>l3 l3table show

Figure 4-47 Host Route
4.5 Checking the L3 Interface Information

BCM.0>l3 intf show
Figure 4-48 L3 INTF Information
4.6 Checking the Mapping between the Chip

Port and Protocol Stack Port
BCM.0>portinfo

Figure 4-49 Mapping between Ports

4.7 Checking the MAC Address Related to the

Port
BCM.0>l2 show
Figure 4-50 MAC Address Table
4.8 Checking the COS Configuration

Information
BCM.0>cos show

Figure 4-51 COS Configuration Information
4.9 Checking the Chip Multicast Information

BCM.0>ipmc table show
Figure 4-52 Multicast Route Information of the Chip
4.10 Checking the VLAN Configuration of the

Port on the Chip
BCM.0>pvlan

Figure 4-53 Default VLAN IDs of 9 Ports
4.11 Checking the VLAN Information of the Chip

BCM.0>vlan show
Figure 4-54 VLAN Configuration Information of the Chip
5 Common Commands under BBSH
5.1 Logging in to the BBSH
Login through telnet: run the telnet 192.168.1.12 9023 command

(192.168.1.12 indicates the actual IP address of the SOSCB).

Figure 5-55 Entering the BBSH
5.2 Querying the Route Information
Figure 5-56 Route Information of the Protocol Stack

5.3 Checking the Startup Information of the

Board Process

5.4 Comparison between Common Commands

on the SOSC and SOSCB
SOSC Command SOSCB Command Notes
Because the platform is

changed, the displayed
Under BBSH, type ifconfig.
If –a content of the SOSCB is
Under APP SHELL, type ifconfig.
different from that of the
SOSC.
The two commands are

Ipcfg Under APP SHELL, type ipcfg.
the same.
The two commands are

Route Under BBSH, type route.
the same.
Under APP SHELL, type The two commands are

Static_route
static_route. the same.
Combine the SOSC’s

command gnei and
GNE Command Under APP SHELL, type gnei.
command gnei nat.
Multicast Route The two commands are

Under APP SHELL, type mr.
Command the same.

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ZXONE 8X00 SOSCB Board Common Command

1.1 Logging into the SOSCB

Log in to the SOSCB through telnet or serial interfaces.

Through telnet: run the telnet 192.168.1.12 9023 command (192.168.1.12

Figure 1-1 admin shell

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Figure 1-2 Management process shell

Figure 1-3 app shell

When the actual IP address of the SOSCB is unknown or the telnet

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Figure 1-4 Configuring Parameters in Case of Logging in to the SOSCB

1.2 Checking All the JOB Information

Figure 1-5 All the JOB Information Registered

1.3 Checking All the Tasks

Figure 1-6 Private Tasks Enabled

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1.4 Checking the Board Production Information

Figure 1-7 Checking the Board Production Information

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2 Private Commands under APP

2.1 Checking the System Status

Figure 2-8 Running Status of the System

2.2 Checking the Version Information

There are two ways to check the version information:

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2.3 Checking and Modifying the Production

Run the following command to check the production sequence information:

Figure 2-11 Checking the Board Production Sequence Information

Run the following commands to modify the production sequence

Check the production sequence information after the modification.

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Figure 2-12 After Modifying the Production Sequence Information

2.4 Checking the LINK Status of the Port

Figure 2-13 Checking the link Status of 8 Ports

2.5 Checking and Setting the Communication

Description: The above command is executed to query the communication

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[M2SOSCBD4APP1.bin#]ipcfg [index ipaddr mask areaid type]

Description: The above command is executed to modify the IP address,

Description: The above command is executed to clear the configuration

Description: The above command is executed to clear the configuration

Figure 2-14 Communication Configuration Information and agent ip Information

Figure 2-15 Modifying the Configuration Information of Port 7

Check the configuration information after the modification.

Figure 2-16 Clearing the Configuration of Port 6

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Check the configuration information after the modification.

Figure 2-17 Clearing the Configuration of 8 Ports

Check the configuration information after the modification.

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2.6 Checking and Setting the Communication

Description: The above command is executed to query the communication

Note: Description: The above command is executed to modify the IP

Description: The above command is executed to clear the configuration

Description: The above command is executed to clear the configuration

Note: If IP address of electrical supervision port 1 or 4 is modified on the

Figure 2-18 Communication Configuration Information of 48 Ports