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Index............................................................................................................................................... 995
References................................................................................................................................... 1005
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/Encryption
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration/ClientAuthentication
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration/ClientAuthentication/Trusts
AS_CLI/Interface/Cr
AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication
AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/Trusts
AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/WebApps
AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/WebApps/Resources
AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP
AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client
AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/LocalUsers
AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/Servers
AS_CLI/Interface/Messaging
AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/DiversionReasonMap
AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/LicenseManager
AS_CLI/Service/AdviceOfCharge/CostInformationSource
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/IMRN
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/MobileNetwork
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/MobileNetwork/IMRN
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList/ServiceAccessCode
AS_CLI/Service/Collaborate
AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability
AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status
AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status/DigitPatterns
AS_CLI/Service/PersonalAssistant
AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup/OptionsMessageResponseStatusCode
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/MobileSubscriberDirectoryNumbers
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServicePackMigration
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/Provisioning
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Util/BroadWorksAnywhereNumberLookup
AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection
AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection/VideoServerDevice
AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/AutoRebuildConfig
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Bcct
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Bcct/Ports
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/GracePeriods
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/LicenseStore
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging/InputChannels
AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging/OutputChannels
AS_CLI/System/ManagementAccessList
AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallCenter/EventArchive
AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallLogs/EventArchive
AS_CLI/System/Util/Messaging
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/ExternalAuthentication/AccessControlList
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration
AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface
AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Diameter
AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Diameter/Offline
AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Diameter/Online
AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpAlias
AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer
AS_CLI/Interface/SIP
AS_CLI/Interface/SMPP
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Reporting
AS_CLI/Maintenance/ContainerOptions
AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm
AS_CLI/Service/AdviceOfCharge
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility
AS_CLI/Service/CallCenter
AS_CLI/Service/EnhancedCallLogs
AS_CLI/Service/HuntGroup
AS_CLI/Service/IntegratedIMP
AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup
AS_CLI/Service/VoiceMsg
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/FeatureAccessCodes
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/PasswordRules
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/NumberActivation
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/PasswordRules
AS_CLI/System/CallP/CountryCodes
AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt
AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP
AS_CLI/System/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/System/Licensing
AS_CLI/System/StartupParam
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/LawfulIntercept
AS_CLI/Interface/BroadCloud
AS_CLI/Interface/Ldap
AS_CLI/Interface/Ldap/Client
AS_CLI/Interface/Ldap/Client/Servers
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/IMRNList
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCode
AS_CLI/System/Util/BroadCloud
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/FileTransfer
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/FileTransfer/Link
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/VisualDeviceManagement
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/LawfulIntercept
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/SecurityLogging
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/SecurityLogging/InputChannels
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/SecurityLogging/OutputChannels
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/SecurityLogging
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/SecurityLogging/InputChannels
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/SecurityLogging/OutputChannels
AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Diameter/InhibitedAVPCodeList
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging/InputChannels
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging/OutputChannels
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/SMAP
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/SMAP/BCCT
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/TrapTable
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl/Groups
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl/Groups/AccessLevels
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3Users
AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording/Platform
AS_CLI/Service/Executive
AS_CLI/Service/SessionAdmissionControl
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AnnouncementRepository
AS_CLI/System/CallP/CallCorrelation
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/EmbeddedAgent
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/HealthCheck
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/Kerberos5
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/LDAP
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL/Digest-MD5
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL/Kerberos5
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/Simple
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/UserToDNMapping
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/RADIUS
AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/DMEventQueues
AS_CLI/System/ProfileTuning
AS_CLI/System/ProfileTuning/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/GeoProxy
AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/GeoProxy/UnreachableFromPrimary
AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/PeerSIPConnectionMonitoring
AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallCenter
AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallLogs
AS_CLI/System/Util/SubscriberExport
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/ClientApplicationLaunchUrls
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/RelativeUrl/AliasesPrefix
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/WebBranding
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/Databases
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/Databases/Sites
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/Schemas/Instances
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/Databases
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/Databases/Sites
AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/Schemas/Instances
AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Users
AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Users
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/NameService
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/NameService
AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Diameter
AS_CLI/Interface/Http/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Interface/Ldap/Client
AS_CLI/Interface/MediaFileSize
AS_CLI/Interface/SIP
AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/Rule
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Agent
AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects
AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility
AS_CLI/Service/CallingNameRetrieval
AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording
AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup
AS_CLI/Service/VoiceMsg
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/Files
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Administrator/Policy
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/Files
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/PasswordRules
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/CallingLineId
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/CallingLineId
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Administrator/Policy
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/Files
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/PasswordRules
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/CallProcessing/CallingLineId
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User
AS_CLI/System/CallP/AccessRouting
AS_CLI/System/CallP/CountryCodes
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/ExternalAuthentication/WAS
AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt
AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Fileserver
AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP
AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Files
AS_CLI/System/EventNotification
AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting
AS_CLI/Applications/DeviceManagementFiles/Users
AS_CLI/Applications/OCIFiles/Users
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold
AS_CLI/Interface/IMS
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Trap
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3User
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/TrustedHosts
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector/HeapUsageThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector/NonHeapUsageThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/NameService
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/ResponseCache
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/ResponseCache/RequestExclusionFilter
AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/ResponseCache/RequestInclusionFilter
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Apache
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Apache/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Apache/GeneralSettings/WorkersBusyThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/Queue
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/Queue/LatencyThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/Queue/SizeThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/ThreadPool
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/Queue
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/Queue/LatencyThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/Queue/SizeThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/ThreadPool
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/Queue
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/Queue/LatencyThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/Queue/SizeThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/ThreadPool
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/HeapUsageThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/NonHeapUsageThreshold
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging/InputChannels
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging/OutputChannels
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/NameService
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/OverloadProtection
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/OverloadProtection/Server
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/OverloadProtection/Webapps
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/Server
AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/Webapps
AS_CLI/Interface/Http/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Interface/IMS
AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/Threshold/Default
AS_CLI/Service/GroupNightForwarding
AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport/Destinations
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/DeviceProfile
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/SIP
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/SIP/Endpoint
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/SIP/TrunkGroup
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules/DeviceProfile
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules/SIP
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/AuthenticationPasswordRules
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/AuthenticationPasswordRules/DeviceProfile
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/AuthenticationPasswordRules/SIP
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices/Numbers
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices/Numbers/Usage
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices/Policy
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices/Policy/CallProcessing
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices/Policy/CallProcessing/CallLimits
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIC
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIC/Queue
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIC/Queue/LatencyThreshold
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIC/Queue/SizeThreshold
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIC/ThreadPool
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIC/ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIC/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIP
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIP/Queue
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIP/Queue/LatencyThreshold
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIP/Queue/SizeThreshold
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIP/ThreadPool
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIP/ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/Executors/OCIP/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold
AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/LineOrdering
AS_CLI/System/Security
AS_CLI/System/Security/BlackList
AS_CLI/System/Security/WhiteList
AS_CLI/System/Util/BTLU
AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/GeneralSettings
AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Diameter/Offline
AS_CLI/Interface/CAP
AS_CLI/Interface/MediaFileSize
AS_CLI/Interface/SIP
AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Agent
AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility
AS_CLI/Service/CallCenter
AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording
AS_CLI/Service/IntegratedIMP
AS_CLI/Service/MeetMeConferencing
AS_CLI/Service/SelectiveServices
AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyIMP
AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport
AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/PasscodeRules
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/NumberActivation
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/PasscodeRules
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/PasscodeRules
AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/CallProcessing
AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings
AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Synch
AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP
AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Files
AS_CLI/System/Registration
AS_CLI/System/Util/CallTrace
AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/CCRSProxyUrls
AS_CLI/System/AppServerSet
AS_CLI/System/Device/ReportingServer
AS_CLI/System/Device/ReportingServer/Utilization
This document is designed to assist system providers with management of all Application Server command
line interface (CLI) functions. Detailed instructions for each function of the Application Server can be found
both in the manual and in the online help, available using the help command from all levels of the CLI.
This document covers the administrative features of the Application Server, which are available from the
CLI. For administrative procedures for the CLI for other servers, see the following documents:
• For the Access Mediation Server, see the BroadWorks Access Mediation Server Command Line
Interface Administration Guide.
• For the Application Server, see the BroadWorks Application Server Command Line Interface
Administration Guide.
• For the Database Server, see the BroadWorks Database Server Command Line Interface
Administration Guide.
• For the Element Management System, see the BroadWorks Element Management Server Command
Line Interface Administration Guide.
• For the Execution Server, see the BroadWorks Execution Server Command Line Interface
Administration Guide.
• For Lawful Intercept, see the BroadWorks Lawful Intercept Command Line Interface Administration
Guide.
• For the Media Server, see the BroadWorks Media Server Command Line Interface Administration
Guide.
• For the Messaging Server, see the BroadWorks Messaging Server Command Line Interface
Administration Guide.
• For the Network Function Manager, see the BroadWorks Network Function Manager Command Line
Interface Administration Guide.
• For the Network Server, see the BroadWorks Network Server Command Line Interface Administration
Guide.
• For the Profile Server, see the BroadWorks Profile Server Command Line Interface Administration
Guide.
• For the Service Control Function, see the BroadWorks Service Control Function Command Line
Interface Administration Guide.
• For the Sharing Server, see the BroadWorks Sharing Server Command Line Interface Administration
Guide.
• For the Video Server, see the BroadWorks Video Server Command Line Interface Administration
Guide.
• For the WebRTC Server, see the BroadWorks WebRTC Server Command Line Interface Administration
Guide.
• For the Xtended Services Platform, see the BroadWorks Xtended Services Platform Command Line
Interface Administration Guide.
This section describes the conventions used in this document to distinguish between different types of
information you enter.
==============================================================
BroadWorks Command Line Interface
Type HELP for more information
==============================================================
For the purpose of this document, long system messages may be abbreviated using ellipses (...).
This section describes the configuration and provisioning commands using a CLI specific to this server.
Each CLI has context-sensitive commands and dynamic contexts that are added to the CLI when data is
obtained from the BroadWorks server. Commands are extendable and reusable. Changes made through
the CLI are immediately applied to the server. The CLI also has general-purpose session commands
usable from any context or level (that is, help, exit, quit, read, write, tree, and config).
==============================================================
BroadWorks Command Line Interface
Type HELP for more information
==============================================================
AS_CLI>
4.2.4 Help
Enter ?, or help, or h to display help. The commands available at that level appear.
To obtain information on a command, enter help followed by the command. For example:
help get ↵
or
? get ↵
The first line provides a description of the command. Subsequent lines provide the command syntax. In
this example, the add command requires the following values <userID>, <type> and <readOnly>. The
<attribute> value is optional (indicated by the square brackets [ ]), but if used, it has three possible values
indicated by the indent: <firstName>, <lastName> and <language>.
4.3.2 Shortcuts
You can navigate and edit in the CLI with the same shortcuts used in a bash command line.
Table 10: Navigational Shortcuts
Task Shortcut
To move the cursor to the left: Use the left arrow or Ctrl-b.
To move the cursor to the left: Use the right arrow or Ctrl-f.
To navigate forward in the command history: Use the down arrow or Ctrl-n.
To move the cursor to the beginning of a line: Use the Home key or Ctrl-a.
To move the cursor to the end of a line: Use the End key or Ctrl-e.
To complete a command: Press the Tab key. If the command is ambiguous, it will show
all possible options. The completion will be done for commands,
parameters, and aliases.
To clear the line before the position of the cursor: Press Ctrl-u.
To clear the line after the position of the cursor: Press Ctrl-k.
To delete from the cursor to the start of the first word on its left Press Ctrl-w.
side:
To erase the character before the cursor: Press the Backspace key.
To erase the character at the cursor's position: Press the Delete key.
4.4 Log In
To access the CLI:
Enter:
login <userid on BroadWorks> ↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
At the Password prompt, enter the assigned password. For security purposes, the password does not
appear when you type it. For example:
login admin
Password:
Application Server Administrator logging in...
system;device;hostingne
get
The absolute file path for the read file is used. If no file path is provided, the default directory is assumed
to be the directory from which the CLI was invoked.
To execute CLI commands from a file, at any level prompt, enter:
read <file name> [<pwProtOff>] [<stepByStep>] [<userEmulation>] ↵
where:
<file name> String 1 to 300 characters The name of the file containing
the CLI commands. The
absolute path can be provided.
The commands in the file will execute. Results and any messages appear on the CLI.
Examples:
read /usr/local/broadworks/comfiles/file1.txt
or
Example:
config get
yesNoPromptEnabled = true
continuePromptEnabled = true
alwaysCommandCompletion = false
scriptEchoingEnabled = false
displayErrorDetail = false
alwaysDeleteConfirmation = false
Example:
Example:
Then enter:
y↵
5.1 DNS
This level is used to view, reload, and clear entries from BroadWorks DNS client cache.
5.1.1 clearAllCache
This command is used to clear all entries from the BroadWorks DNS client cache.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/DNS> level.
2) Enter:
clearAllCache↵
5.1.2 clearCache
This command is used to clear an individual entry from the BroadWorks DNS client cache. If recordType is
not specified, "A" is assumed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/DNS> level.
2) Enter:
clearCache <netAddress> [<recordType>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.1.3 lookup
This command is used to perform a domain name lookup using the BroadWorks DNS client. If recordType
is not specified, "A" is assumed. The Application Server either searches the local cache or queries the
DNS server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/DNS> level.
2) Enter:
lookup <netAddress> [<recordType>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.1.4 reload
This command is used to dynamically reload static entries into the BroadWorks DNS client.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/DNS> level.
2) Enter:
reload↵
5.2 Diag
This level is used to manage sessions associated with DNs/users or devices.
5.2.1 audit
The audit command is used to audit a particular session.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
audit <sessionKey>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.2.2 auditAll
The auditAll command is used to audit all sessions associated with a given DN/user or device.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
auditAll <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
5.2.3 dump
The dump command is used to dump the details of a particular session, or all sessions for a given DN or
userID, or all sessions on a device by using the address or name of the device.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
dump <attribute> [<option>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<attribute> Choice userId, phone, sessionKey, trunk Dump command filtering criteria.
Group, deviceAddress, group
DeviceName, serviceProvider
DeviceName, systemDevice
Name
Variable: trunkGroup
Variable: deviceAddress
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
5.2.5 kill
The kill command is used to kill a particular session.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
kill <sessionKey>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.2.6 killAll
The command is used to kill all sessions associated with a given DN/user or device. Consider using
release instead of the kill all command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
killAll <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: deviceAddress
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
5.2.7 list
The list command is used to view all the sessions associated with the given service provider,
group, DN, userId or device; or simply all the sessions of the server when used without arguments.
All sessions on an access device can also be listed by entering the "Tag" groupDeviceName
followed by the serviceProviderId, groupId, and access device name. Or by entering the "Tag"
serviceProviderDeviceName followed by the serviceProviderId and access device name. Or by entering
the "Tag" systemDeviceName followed by the access device name. Another way to show all the session of
an Access Device is by entering the deviceAddress of the Access Device.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
list [<attribute>] [<option>] [<option>]↵
where:
<attribute> Choice userId, phone, groupId, svc List command filtering criteria.
ProviderId, deviceAddress, group
DeviceName, serviceProvider
DeviceName, systemDevice
Name
Variable: deviceAddress
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
5.2.8 pingDevice
The pingDevice command is used to perform an application layer ping using a user ID, phone, host, or
device name.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
pingDevice <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: deviceAddress
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
5.2.9 release
The release command is used to release a particular call. Use this command instead of the kill or killAll
commands whenever possible. The call ID's format is "SessionKey:n" where n is a number.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
release <callId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.2.10 vtr
The vtr command is used to perform a test call and see the routing results. Please be careful when
performing test calls, it may have an impact on existing real calls or cause user migration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
vtr <origType> <destination> [<option>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.2.11 vtri
The vtri command is used to perform a test call and see the routing results. a SIP INVITE is used to trigger
the process. Please be careful when performing test calls, it may have an impact on existing real calls or
cause user migration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diag> level.
2) Enter:
vtri↵
5.3 Diameter
This level exposes Diameter-related tools that allow
* Viewing complete Peer and Realm Routing Tables, including dynamic entries
* Deleting Peer and Realm Routing Tables dynamic entries
* Viewing extensive peer connection states
* Test routing
5.3.1 fetchRoutes
This command is used to troubleshoot the Diameter routing configuration according to the current Peer
Table/Realm Routing Table configuration and application. This command displays the potential next hop(s)
and final destination of an ACR (given a CCF), a CCR (given an OCS) or a Sh request. Only reachable
next hops are displayed. Warning: using this command might cause the stack to create dynamic Peer and/
or Realm Routing Table entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diameter> level.
2) Enter:
fetchRoutes <instance> <applicationId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: Rf
Variable: Ro
Variable: Sh
5.3.2 Peers
This level is used to view and delete entries from the Peer Table.
5.3.2.1 get
This command is used to display live Peer Table information. Both static and dynamic entries are displayed
along with connection status.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diameter/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
5.3.2.2 delete
This command is used to delete a dynamic Peer Table entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diameter/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <instance> <id>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<instance> Choice xs, ps, internalXs The process for which the
Peer Table live information is
displayed.
5.3.3 Realms
This level is used to view and delete entries from the Realm Routing Table.
5.3.3.1 get
This command is used to display live Realm Routing information. Both static and dynamic entries are
displayed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diameter/Realms> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
5.3.3.2 delete
This command is used to delete a dynamic Realm Routing Table entry along with all associated Routing
Peers. Static Realm Routing Table entries are deleted using the delete command under the AS_CLI/
Interface/Diameter/Realms context.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diameter/Realms> level.
2) Enter:
delete <instance> <id>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<instance> Choice xs, ps, internalXs The process for which the Realm
Routing Table entry will be
deleted.
5.3.3.3 RoutingPeers
This level is used to view Peers associated to a Realm Routing Table entry.
5.3.3.3.1 get
This command is used to display all Routing Peers associated to either a static or dynamic Realm Routing
Table entry. For dynamic Realm Routing Table entries, the priority and weight were obtained from a DNS
SRV lookup.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/Diameter/Realms/RoutingPeers> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
5.4 OverloadControls
This level is used to manage overload control-related attributes.
5.4.1 CallpUtil
This level is used to manage the call processing (CallP) overload related attributes.
5.4.1.2 set
This command is used to manually set the current overload zone for CallP.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/OverloadControls/CallpUtil> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<currentZone> Choice green, yellow, red The current overload zone for call
processing.
5.4.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear the callP queues.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/OverloadControls/CallpUtil> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.4.2 Neighbors
This level is used to view Neighbor entries.
5.4.2.1 get
This command is used to view a neighbor list sorted by traffic rate.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/OverloadControls/Neighbors> level.
2) Enter:
get [<count>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.4.3 NonCallpUtil
This level is used to manage the non-call processing overload related attributes.
5.4.3.1 get
This command is used to view the current overload zone value for NonCallP.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/OverloadControls/NonCallpUtil> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
5.4.3.2 set
This command is used to manually set the current overload zone for NonCallP.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/OverloadControls/NonCallpUtil> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<currentZone> Choice green, yellow, red The current overload zone for
non-call processing.
5.4.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear the NonCallP queues.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/OverloadControls/NonCallpUtil> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
5.5.1 get
This command is used to get the internal queues statistics.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/QueueStats> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
5.5.2 set
This command is used to configure the internal queues statistics.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/QueueStats> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
This level is used to configure and report on information related to routing and translations, devices
accessed by the Application Server, call processing, emergency numbers, long duration call accounting
events, digit collection, network progression, queue statistics, routing and treatments, session audits, and
device inventory.
6.1 ASClusterName
This level is used to view and modify the AS Cluster Name.
6.1.1 get
This command is used to view AS Cluster Name attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ASClusterName> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.1.2 set
This command is used to modify AS Cluster Name-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ASClusterName> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear AS Cluster Name-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ASClusterName> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.2.1 get
This command displays a list of all activatable features and their status.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ActivatableFeature> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.2.2 detail
This command displays the details of an activatable feature. Included are a list of interfaces changed, a
table (dependency) of EV IDs that the activatable feature is dependent on, and a table (dependent) of EV
IDs that are dependent on the activatable feature.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ActivatableFeature> level.
2) Enter:
detail <id>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.2.3 activate
This command allows you to activate a specific feature.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ActivatableFeature> level.
2) Enter:
activate <id>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.2.4 deactivate
This command allows you to deactivate a specific feature.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ActivatableFeature> level.
2) Enter:
deactivate <id>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.3.1 get
This command is used to view a list of all the configured Application Server aliases in alphabetical order.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Alias> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.3.2 add
This command is used to add a new IP address or host name to the list of Application Server aliases.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Alias> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.3.3 delete
This command is used to delete a previously configured Application Server alias.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Alias> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.4 ApplicationServerId
This level is used to view and modify the Application Server Id.
6.4.1 get
This command is used to view Application Server Id related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ApplicationServerId> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5 CallP
This level is used to view, add, modify, or delete information related to call processing.
6.5.1 AccessRouting
This level is used to view and modify call processing attributes of access devices.
6.5.1.1 get
This command is used to view the attributes related to call routing on the access-side.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/AccessRouting> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the attributes related to call routing on the access-side.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/AccessRouting> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.2 CallCorrelation
This level is used to view and modify Call Correlation Identifier attributes.
6.5.2.1 get
This command is used to view attributes of the Call Correlation Identifier.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CallCorrelation> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.2.2 set
This command is used to modify attributes for the Call Correlation Identifier.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CallCorrelation> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.5.3 CallTypes
This level is used to configure various system call types, such as long distance. Most call types are
configured on the Network Server.
6.5.3.1 get
This command is used to view call types and their attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
get [<countryCode>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.3.2 add
This command allows you to add a new call type digit mapping for the specified country code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
add <countryCode> <publicDigitMap> <callType>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.4 CommunicationBarring
The Communication Barring-Fixed service enables restriction, for specified users, of originated or
redirected calls that match certain criteria. The Communication Barring - Fixed service uses the concepts
of network class of service (NCOS) and a barring profile. An NCOS allows for mapping a subscriber to an
active barring profile. A barring profile specifies the barring criteria and actions.
6.5.4.1 AltCallIndicators
The Alternate Call Indicator criterion specifies a selection of alternate call indicators to which a barring
rule applies. The alternate call indicator is determined by the aci contact parameter obtained from the
Network Server query response. The alternate call indicators are user-defined and can be added by the
administrator.
6.5.4.1.1 get
This command is used to view Communication Barring AltCallIndicators-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CommunicationBarring/
AltCallIndicators> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.4.1.2 add
This command is used to add a new Communication Barring AltCallIndicators entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CommunicationBarring/
AltCallIndicators> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <networkServerAltCallIndicator>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.4.1.3 set
This command is used to modify a Communication Barring AltCallIndicators entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CommunicationBarring/
AltCallIndicators> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.4.1.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Communication Barring AltCallIndicators entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CommunicationBarring/
AltCallIndicators> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.4.2 CallTypes
The network call type is determined by the ct contact parameter obtained from the Network Server query
response. Network call types can either be system-defined or user-defined.
6.5.4.2.1 get
This command is used to view Communication Barring Call Types-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CommunicationBarring/CallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.4.2.2 add
This command is used to add a new Communication Barring Call Type.
6.5.4.2.3 set
This command is used to modify a Communication Barring Call Type.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CommunicationBarring/CallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.4.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Communication Barring Call Type.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CommunicationBarring/CallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.5 CountryCodes
Country code commands allow you to view the country code file that contains the numerical list of all
country codes and to view and change the default system country code. There are between one and
three digits in a country code. Country codes follow E.164, an ITU-T recommendation that specifies the
international public telephone system numbering plan. The default system country code is affixed to
national telephone numbers as follows:If the country code is provisioned for a user or user service, the
country code used is the country code of the user's phone number. If the user does not have a phone
number, the country code of the user's Group Calling Line ID is used. If the user's group has no Group
6.5.5.1 get
This command is used to view the default Country Code and the list of configured Country Codes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CountryCodes> level.
2) Enter:
get [<default>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.5.2 add
This command is used to add a new country code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CountryCodes> level.
2) Enter:
add <countryCode> <countryName> <ringPeriodMilliseconds>
<offHookWarningTimerSeconds> <numberCWTones> <timeBetweenCWTonesMilliseconds>
[<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<prefix> Digit String 1 to 2 digits The national prefix for this country
code.
6.5.5.3 set
This command is used to modify the system- level default Country Code and the Country Code
parameters.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CountryCodes> level.
2) Enter:
set <countryCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<prefix> Digit String 1 to 2 digits The national prefix for this country
code.
6.5.5.4 delete
You use this command to delete an existing country code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CountryCodes> level.
2) Enter:
delete <countryCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.5.5 clear
This command is used to clear the Country Code parameters.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/CountryCodes> level.
2) Enter:
clear <countryCode> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.6 DNS
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete DNS entries.
6.5.6.2 set
This command is used to modify the call processing system attributes related to Domain Name Server
(DNS).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/DNS> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.7 DTMFTransmission
This level is used to determine how the DTMF is sent over an active media stream.
6.5.7.1 get
This command is used to view the Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency Transmission (DTMF)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/DTMFTransmission> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.7.2 set
This command is used to modify the Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency Transmission (DTMF)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/DTMFTransmission> level.
2) Enter:
set <transmissionMethod>↵
where:
Variable: signaling
<signaling Choice application/dtmf, application/dtmf- The content type for the signaling
ContentType> relay, audio/telephone-event transmission method.
6.5.8 ExpensiveCalls
The service provides an audio notification to users making a call that carries a particular Network Server
alternate call indicator (NS ACI), which corresponds to an expensive call. Upon originating a call, if the
Network ACI for that call corresponds to an ACI configured by this Expensive Call Notification service
to identify an expensive call, the user is provided with a warning announcement stating that the call is
expensive, and the user can release the call to avoid the charge before the call proceeds. If the network
ACI does not identify an expensive call by this Expensive Call Notification service, the call is routed as
usual. If the user does not release the call before the end of the announcement, the call is routed as usual.
The carrier can record a silence that follows the notification announcement, or repeat the announcement to
provide a grace period for the user to release the call-all in the same announcement file. The service, itself,
does not provide this grace period explicitly. This level is used to manage Expensive Call-related attributes.
6.5.8.1 get
This command is used to view expensive calls-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExpensiveCalls> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.8.2 set
This command is used to modify expensive calls-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExpensiveCalls> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.8.3 ExpensiveCallTypes
The Expensive Call Notification service is configured with a list, (which may be empty) of those Network
Server ACIs that identify expensive calls. It is a system-wide feature and it runs on every call, if the list is
not empty. Upon origination of a call, the Application Server verifies the ACI value returned by the Network
Server for that call against the Expensive Call Notification service list to determine whether the call is an
expensive call. (The Application Server uses the ACI value of the highest q-value Contact header entry
of the 302 response returned by the Network Server.) If the call is an expensive call, the Expensive Call
Notification warning announcement is played to the user before the call proceeds; otherwise, the call
proceeds as usual. This level is used to manage the list of Alternate Call Indicators for expensive calls.
6.5.8.3.1 get
This command is used to view expensive alternate call indicator defined.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExpensiveCalls/ExpensiveCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.8.3.2 add
This command is used to add a new expensive alternate call indicator.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExpensiveCalls/ExpensiveCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
add <alternateCallIndicator> [<treatmentAudioFile>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.8.3.3 set
This command is used to modify expensive alternate call indicator defined.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExpensiveCalls/ExpensiveCallTypes> level.
6.5.8.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing expensive alternate call indicator from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExpensiveCalls/ExpensiveCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
delete <alternateCallIndicator>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.8.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear expensive alternate call indicator-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExpensiveCalls/ExpensiveCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
clear <alternateCallIndicator> <attribute>↵
where:
6.5.9 ExternalEmergencyRouting
This level is used to view and modify external emergency routing-related attributes. Activation of the
External Emergency Routing service causes the Application Server to launch a query to the Emergency
Server (EN) to obtain a routable emergency number. This service, which is enabled at the system level,
has the address of the EN server configured as a fully qualified domain name (FQDN). The Application
Server accesses the EN server cluster via a DNS query and selects a specific EN server from the ordered
list of servers returned by the DNS. If there is no reply from the EN server, the Application Server falls
back to the default routing for the emergency call. A default emergency routing number is configured on a
system-wide basis. In the absence of a routing number obtained from the EN server, the emergency call is
routed to the default emergency number.
6.5.9.1 get
This command is used to view External Emergency Routing-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExternalEmergencyRouting> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.9.2 set
This command is used to modify External Emergency Routing-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExternalEmergencyRouting> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<supportsDNSSRV> Choice true, false When set to "true", the DNS SRV
query takes precedence over the
DNS A query in the default DNS/
SOAP query operation sequence.
6.5.9.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) External Emergency Routing-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ExternalEmergencyRouting> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.10 NetProgression
This level is used to configure the network progression service. NetProgression is an originating call timer
used for PRI interworking. If a progress message is not received before the netProgression times out,
the originating call sends a progress message. This ensures that the originating PRI gateway does not
tear down the call. The netProgression timer is used for interoperability with SIP PRI gateways that do
not allow configuration with the ISDN T310 timer. The T310 timer tears down a call that has been in the
call proceeding state longer than the T310 timer. The T310 timer is cleared when the call exits the call
proceeding state, typically when the call moves to the alerting, connect, or progress state. In general,
when the PRI gateway or soft switch supports configuration of the T310 timer, the T310 timer on the
gateway or soft switch should be adjusted to an appropriate value based on the network that the gateway
or soft switch is deployed in, rather than using the netProgression timer on BroadWorks. The purpose
of the netProgression timer is to cancel the T310 timer for gateways or soft switches that do not allow
configuration of the T310 timer.
6.5.10.1 get
This command is used to view Network Progression-related attributes. For example, attributes such as
whether network progression is active or the wait period before sending a message.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/NetProgression> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.10.2 set
This command is used to modify Network Progression-related attributes. For example, attributes such as
whether network progression is active or the wait period before sending a message.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/NetProgression> level.
2) Enter:
6.5.11 Routing
This level is used to view and modify routes. Routes are small areas such as a building or a small
geographic area. A route is comprised of network devices (an IP address, host name, or domain) that
serve the area for calls outgoing to the public network.
6.5.11.1 MediaServerSelection
This level is used to view and modify Media Server Selection (MSS)-related attributes, such as whether
MSS is active, the local and remote ports, the maximum number of retransmissions allowed, and the
retransmission delay time.
6.5.11.1.1 get
This command is used to view Media Server Selection (MSS)-related attributes, such as whether
MSS is active, the local and remote ports, the maximum number of retransmissions allowed, and the
retransmission delay time.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/MediaServerSelection> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.11.1.2 set
This command is used to modify Media Server Selection (MSS)-related attributes, such as whether
MSS is active, the local and remote ports, the maximum number of retransmissions allowed, and the
retransmission delay time.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/MediaServerSelection> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<mssRoute Integer 500 through 120000 The time (in milliseconds) the
TimerLength> Application Server waits before
advancing to the next Network
Server during Media Server
selection, or before advancing
to the next Media Server when
processing an initial connection
message. This value is only used
if useStaticMediaServerDevice is
set to false. Default value is 800
milliseconds.
6.5.11.1.3 MediaServerDevice
This level is used to view and modify the Internet Protocol (IP) address, port, and description of active
Media Servers. The BroadWorks Media Server provides specialized media resources, interactive voice
response, and conferencing capabilities. The Application Server keeps a list of Media Servers associated
with that Application Server so it does not have to query the Network Server every time it needs a Media
Server. The relationship between Application Servers and Media Servers is many-to-many.
6.5.11.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view the Internet Protocol (IP) address, port, and description of active Media
Servers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/MediaServerSelection/
MediaServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.11.1.3.2 add
This command is used to add a new Media Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/MediaServerSelection/
MediaServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 The port of the Media Server.
6.5.11.1.3.3 set
This command is used to modify a Media Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/MediaServerSelection/
MediaServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 The port of the Media Server.
6.5.11.1.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Media Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/MediaServerSelection/
MediaServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
6.5.11.1.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Media Server attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/MediaServerSelection/
MediaServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
clear <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.11.2 Route
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Route entries.
6.5.11.2.1 get
Existing routes are viewed using this command. This command shows the routes by which the Application
Server sends calls (typically to a Network Server).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/Route> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.11.2.2 add
When adding a new route to the system, the route name is set. The route is where the Application Server
sends calls.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/Route> level.
2) Enter:
add <route>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.11.2.3 delete
Routes can be deleted from the system. The route name is used to identify the record.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/Route> level.
6.5.11.2.4 Device
Route device-related attributes, such as the route and the routing device names, and the corresponding
routing device IP address, port, and description, are viewed using this command. If you use this command
alone, all records will be displayed. If you use this command with a specified variable, all records that
match only those criteria will be displayed.
6.5.11.2.4.1 get
This command displays route device-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/Route/Device> level.
2) Enter:
get <route>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.11.2.4.2 add
When adding a new route device to the system, the route and the corresponding routing device IP address,
port, and description are set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/Route/Device> level.
2) Enter:
add <route> <ipAddress> <transportType> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 The device port number used for
routing calls.
6.5.11.2.4.3 set
The description of a routing device is changed using this command. To change other attributes of a device,
such as its address or port, delete the device and re-create it with the desired attributes.NOTE: The port
must always be given once it has been specified for a device.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/Route/Device> level.
2) Enter:
set <route> <ipAddress> [<port>] <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 The port of the routing device
used by this route. This attribute
becomes required once it has
been defined for the device.
6.5.11.2.4.4 delete
Route devices can be deleted from the system. The unique route/address combination is used to identify
the record.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/Route/Device> level.
2) Enter:
delete <route> <ipAddress> [<port>]↵
where:
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 The port of the routing device
used by this route. Required if a
port is specified for the intended
device.
6.5.11.2.4.5 clear
This command is used to clear Route Device-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/Route/Device> level.
2) Enter:
clear <route> <ipAddress> [<port>] <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 The port of the routing device
used by this route. Required if a
port is specified for the intended
device.
6.5.11.3 RouteParms
This level is used to view and modify network routing attributes. The Network Routing Service attributes
are routeTimerLength and routeRoundRobin. The routeTimerLength is the timer used to determine if the
Network Routing Service should route advance to the next device in the Route. The timer is configurable
from 1 to 25 seconds with a default of 1 second. The Network Routing Service considers a device
route successful upon receipt of a 1XX (including a 100 Trying) message from the device over the SIP
interface. The enableRoundRobin attribute is used by the Network Routing Service to determine the
routing algorithm to use upon route advancing to the next device in the Route. When enableRoundRobin
is false, the Network Routing Service performs sequential device route advancing and always starts with
the first device in the Route. Subsequent routes are tried sequentially, in order of their appearance in
the Route, until a successful device route is obtained. When enableRoundRobin is true, the Network
Routing Service remembers the last successful device route and starts the Route, using the device
immediately following the last successful device route in the Route. If the last successful device route
was the last device in the Route, the Network Routing Service then uses the first device in the Route to
attempt to route the call. Route Advancing proceeds sequentially, in order of their appearance in the Route,
until a successful device route is obtained. The hostname Usage parameter indicates how BroadWorks
should interpret the meaning hostnames with multiple IP addresses. The possible values are standard,
6.5.11.4 RoutingXLA
Routing translation-related attributes, such as the route and the associated NPA-NXX numbers, are viewed
using this command. This command displays the NPA-NXX numbering plan area and exchange, and the
corresponding route to be used. If you use this command alone, all records will be displayed. If you use
this command with a specified variable, all records that match only those criteria will be displayed.
6.5.11.4.1 get
This command is used to display routing translations-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/RoutingXLA> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.11.4.2 add
To add new routing translations to the system, you set the -NXX numbers and the corresponding route.
The route names used here must have been previously defined.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/RoutingXLA> level.
2) Enter:
add <digits> <route>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.11.4.3 set
Routing translations-related attributes, such NPA-NXX numbers and the corresponding route, are changed
using this command. The route names used here must have been previously defined.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/RoutingXLA> level.
2) Enter:
set <digits> <route>↵
where:
6.5.11.4.4 delete
Routing translations can be deleted from the system. The NPA-NXX number is used to identify the record.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/RoutingXLA> level.
2) Enter:
delete <digits>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.11.5 VideoServerSelection
This level is used to view and modify Video Server Selection-related attributes, such as whether Video
Server is active, the local and remote ports, the maximum number of retransmissions allowed, and the
retransmission delay time.
6.5.11.5.1 get
This command is used to view Video Server selection-related properties.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.11.5.2 set
This command is used to set Video Server selection-related properties.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.11.5.3 VideoServerDevice
This level is used to view and modify the Internet Protocol (IP) address, port, and description of active
Video Servers.
6.5.11.5.3.1 get
This command is used to view parameters for active Video Servers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection/
VideoServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.11.5.3.2 add
This command is used to add a new Video Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection/
VideoServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> <transportType> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 This parameter specifies the port
of the Video Server. If not defined
it defaults to 5060.
6.5.11.5.3.3 set
This command is used to modify the Video Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection/
VideoServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 This parameter specifies the port
of the Video Server.
6.5.11.5.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Video Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection/
VideoServerDevice> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.11.5.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Video Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/VideoServerSelection/
VideoServerDevice> level.
6.5.12 ServiceCodes
This level is used to manage Service Code-related attributes.
6.5.12.1 get
This command is used to view Service Code-related attributes. At least one of the parameters defined
in the multiple choice attribute needs to be specified to search all service codes. The Service Code and
its description are used as search criteria. If the search produces over 1,000 entries, an error message
appears indicating you should refine your search criteria to narrow the search.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ServiceCodes> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.12.2 add
This command is used to add a new Service Code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ServiceCodes> level.
6.5.12.3 set
This command is used to modify Service Code-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ServiceCodes> level.
2) Enter:
set <serviceCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.12.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Service Code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/ServiceCodes> level.
2) Enter:
delete <serviceCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.13 SessionAudit
This level is used to view and modify session audit-related attributes, such as whether session audit is
active or not, the audit period, and the audit timeout period.
6.5.13.1 get
This command is used to view session audit-related attributes, such as whether session audit is active or
not, the audit period, and the audit timeout period.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/SessionAudit> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
<releaseCallOn Choice true, false When set to "true", the calls are
AuditFailure> explicitly taken down with BYE
requests, when an audit times
out.
<sipSession Integer 3600 through 86400 The ceiling value for the
Expires negotiated SIP Session Expires
Maximum timer. The default value is 7200.
Seconds>
6.5.14 Treatment
This level is used to view and modify treatment-related attributes.
System treatments are the scheme by which errors are handled. When a specific event occurs, the
Application Server performs the corresponding treatment. For example, if a call fails, a file message can
be played. The list of .WAV files available are dynamically generated based on those available in the /var/
broadworks/userfiles directory.There are several error conditions with a corresponding directory for each
where .WAV files are located:\
Unknown user - a user dials an unassigned number within their group.
Unknown number - a user dials an unknown number.
Unknown route - a user attempts to make a call and the routing fails.
Network unavailable - a call is made when a gateway is not responding to the network service or when an
endpoint timeout has occurred.
Resource unavailable - a call is made but the media server and/or endpoint are/is not available.
Dial tone timeout - a call is attempted but incomplete or the receiver is left off-hook.
Call failure - a call is made and a network-related problem exists.For more information on system-
defined treatments, see the BroadWorks Announcement Guide.Treatments can also be configured by
the system administrator using SIP status code mapping and system treatments mapping. Support is
also provided for the Reason header, as defined in RFC 3326, which includes support of Q.850 cause
codes. This feature:Allows configuration of customer-defined treatments (as opposed to system-defined
treatments).Provides support for Q.850 cause values (extracted from the Reason header, as defined in
RFC 3326) in SIP responses.Allows system administrator to define Q.850 cause values for translation
errors on the Network Server.Allows Application Server handling of Network Server defined treatments via
the Network Server treatment being added as a new protocol to the Reason header.This feature allows
system administrators to configure the mapping of:SIP status codes to treatments (independently for the
network and access side)Q.850 cause values to treatments (if this Q.850 value is present, it supersedes
the SIP status code when computing the treatment to use)Services to the treatments to use, for services
that can block calls (Outgoing Calling Plan [OCP], Incoming Calling Plan [ICP], Anonymous Call Rejection
[ACR], Selective Call Rejection [SCR], Shared Call Appearance [SCA], Intercept, Account/Authorization
Code [AAC], and Push to Talk [PTT])Network Server defined treatments to treatments on the Application
ServerSystem-defined treatments (that is, internal release causes) to treatmentsTreatments to an action
(play a specific media file or simply send a SIP response) (independently for the network and access
side)Treatments to outgoing SIP status codes (independently for the network and access side)Treatments
to Q.850 cause values to be added in a Reason header in outgoing SIP responsesTreatments to whether
or not a Reason header should be sent in the response (independently for the network and access
side)Treatments to the termination cause to use when generating the call detail recordTreatments to
the Route Advancing policyTreatments to system-defined treatments (that is, internal release cause) to
allow predefined behavior processing for a particular customer-defined treatmentTreatments to a charge
indicator, to configure whether or not the call is marked as charged in the call detail recordThe presence
of a customer-defined treatment overrides the default system behavior with the customer-defined behavior
(media file to play, SIP status code to generate, terminationCause to generate, and so on). In the absence
of any customer-defined treatment, the system behaves as usual. Note that for a given treatment, the SIP
6.5.14.1 get
This command is used to view treatment-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.14.2 set
This command is used to modify treatment-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3 ConfigurableTreatment
This level is used to view and manage Configurable Treatment entries.
6.5.14.3.1 get
This command is used to view ConfigurableTreatment-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.14.3.2 detail
This command is used to view Configurable Treatment detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment> level.
2) Enter:
detail <treatmentId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.3 add
This command is used to add a new ConfigurableTreatment entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment> level.
2) Enter:
add <treatmentId> <chargeIndicator> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<networkSIP Integer 400 through 699 This is the status code to use
StatusCode> when sending a SIP response
towards the network (that is,
when the request originated
from a non-BroadWorks user or
device). This value must be in the
4xx, 5xx, or 6xx range.
<network String 1 to 256 characters This is the file name of the .wav
Treatment file to be played to the user
AudioFile> before releasing the call (when
the call was originated from
the network). This file name
must be relative to the localized
system prompts directory, where
current system-defined audio
treatments are located (that
is, files must be copied to that
directory). The file must be in the
proper format (current supported
format is .wav, uLaw, 8kHz, 8 bit,
Mono). This audio file is played
twice, separated by a 10 second
silence. Then the call is released
with the proper treatment (487
SIP response or BYE request
depending on call state). If this
field is omitted or if the field does
not point to a valid audio file
(inexistent file or bad format),
no audio file is played and the
call is released with the proper
SIP response (that is, the system
does not play the file that maps to
the internal release cause).
<network String 1 to 256 characters This is the file name of the .mov
Treatment file to be played to the user
VideoFile> before releasing the call (when
the call was originated from
the network). This file name
must be relative to the localized
system prompts directory, where
current system-defined audio
treatments are located (that
is, files must be copied to that
directory). The file must be in the
proper format (current supported
formats are .mov, H.264, or
H.263 encoding). This video file
is used only if a video codec
was negotiated on call setup.
It is played twice, separated by
a 10 second silence. Then the
call is released with the proper
treatment (487 SIP response
or BYE request depending on
call state). If this field is omitted,
the audio file defined above is
played (even if a video codec
was negotiated). If the field does
not point to a valid video file
(inexistent file or bad format),
no media file is played and the
call is released with the proper
SIP response (that is, the system
does not play the file that maps to
the internal release cause). Note
that if the audio file is not defined,
the video file is not played either.
6.5.14.3.4 set
This command is used to modify Configurable Treatment-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment> level.
2) Enter:
set <treatmentId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<networkSIP Integer 400 through 699 This is the status code to use
StatusCode> when sending a SIP response
towards the network (that is,
when the request originated
from a non-BroadWorks user or
device). This value must be in the
4xx, 5xx, or 6xx range.
6.5.14.3.5 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Configurable Treatment from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment> level.
2) Enter:
delete <treatmentId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.6 clear
This command is used to clear Configurable Treatment-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment> level.
2) Enter:
6.5.14.3.7 AccessSIPStatusMap
This level is used to view, modify, add and delete Access SIP Status Maps.
6.5.14.3.7.1 get
This command is used to view all existing Access SIP Status Maps.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
AccessSIPStatusMap> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.14.3.7.2 add
This command is used to add a new Access SIP Status Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
AccessSIPStatusMap> level.
2) Enter:
add <sipStatusCode> <treatmentId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.7.3 set
This command is used to modify Access SIP Status Map attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
AccessSIPStatusMap> level.
2) Enter:
set <sipStatusCode> <attribute>↵
where:
6.5.14.3.7.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Access SIP Status Map entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
AccessSIPStatusMap> level.
2) Enter:
delete <sipStatusCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.8 CallBlockingServiceMap
This level is used to view, modify, add and delete Call Blocking Service Maps.
6.5.14.3.8.1 get
This command is used to view all existing Call Blocking Service Maps.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
CallBlockingServiceMap> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.14.3.8.2 add
This command is used to add a new Call Blocking Service Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
CallBlockingServiceMap> level.
2) Enter:
add <callBlockingService> <treatmentId>↵
where:
<callBlocking Choice OCP, EOCP, ICP, ACR, SCR, SC Services that reject calls generate
Service> A, AAC, Intercept, PTT, Comm call release scenarios and create
Barring, SAC, IncomingComm situations where treatments
Barring, HierCommBarring, Incom must be used. This mapping
HierCommBarring, BWMobility allows system providers to define
DenyOrig, BWMobilityDenyTerm, which treatment is used for which
ETRouteExhaust, CallPark, service. The following services
NumberPortability are supported:Outgoing Calling
Plan (OCP), Enhanced Outgoing
Calling Plan (EOCP), Incoming
Calling Plan (ICP), Anonymous
Call Rejection (ACR), Selective
Call Rejection (SCR), Shared
Call Appearance (SCA), Account/
Authorization Code (AAC),
Intercept (user or group), Push
To Talk (PTT), Communication
Barring (CommBarring), Session
Admission Control (SAC),
Incoming Communication
Barring (IncomingCommBarring),
Hierarchical Communication
Barring(HierCommBarring),
Incoming Hierarchical
Communication
Barring(IncomHierCommBarring),
BroadWorks Mobility
Deny Originations
(BWMobilityDenyOrig),
BroadWorks Mobility
Deny Terminations
(BWMobilityDenyTerm),
Enterprise Trunk Route Exhaust
(ETRouteExhaust), Call Park
(CallPark), Number Portability
(NumberPortability).
6.5.14.3.8.3 set
This command is used to modify an existing Call Blocking Service Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
CallBlockingServiceMap> level.
2) Enter:
set <callBlockingService> <attribute>↵
where:
<callBlocking Choice OCP, EOCP, ICP, ACR, SCR, SC Services that reject calls generate
Service> A, AAC, Intercept, PTT, Comm call release scenarios and create
Barring, SAC, IncomingComm situations where treatments
Barring, HierCommBarring, Incom must be used. This mapping
HierCommBarring, BWMobility allows system providers to define
DenyOrig, BWMobilityDenyTerm, which treatment is used for which
ETRouteExhaust, CallPark, service. The following services
NumberPortability are supported: Outgoing Calling
Plan (OCP), Enhanced Outgoing
Calling Plan (EOCP), Incoming
Calling Plan (ICP), Anonymous
Call Rejection (ACR), Selective
Call Rejection (SCR), Shared
Call Appearance (SCA), Account/
Authorization Code (AAC),
Intercept (user or group), Push
To Talk (PTT), Communication
Barring (CommBarring), Session
Admission Control (SAC),
Incoming Communication
Barring (IncomingCommBarring),
Hierarchical Communication
Barring(HierCommBarring),
Incoming Hierarchical
Communication
Barring(IncomHierCommBarring),
Enterprise Trunk Route Exhaust
(ETRouteExhaust), Call Park
(CallPark), Number Portability
(NumberPortability).
6.5.14.3.8.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Call Blocking Service Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
CallBlockingServiceMap> level.
2) Enter:
delete <callBlockingService>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<callBlocking Choice OCP, EOCP, ICP, ACR, SCR, SC The call blocking service map to
Service> A, AAC, Intercept, PTT, Comm be deleted.
Barring, SAC, IncomingComm
Barring, HierCommBarring, Incom
HierCommBarring, BWMobility
DenyOrig, BWMobilityDenyTerm,
ETRouteExhaust, CallPark,
NumberPortability
6.5.14.3.9.3 set
This command is used to modify an Internal Release Cause Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
InternalReleaseCauseMap> level.
2) Enter:
set <internalReleaseCause> <attribute>↵
where:
6.5.14.3.9.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Internal Release Cause Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
InternalReleaseCauseMap> level.
2) Enter:
delete <internalReleaseCause>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<internal Choice busy, forbidden, routingFailure, The internal release cause map
Release globalFailure, requestFailure, to be deleted.
Cause> serverFailure, translationFailure,
temporarilyUnavailable, userNot
Found, requestTimeout, dialTone
Timeout, insufficientCredits
6.5.14.3.10 NSTreatmentMap
This level is used to map Network Server defined treatments to treatments on the Application Server. It is
used to view, add, modify, and delete NS Treatment Map entries.
6.5.14.3.10.1 get
This command is used to view all existing NS Treatment Maps.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
NSTreatmentMap> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.14.3.10.2 add
This command is used to add a new NS Treatment Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
NSTreatmentMap> level.
6.5.14.3.10.3 set
This command is used to modify an NS Treatment Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
NSTreatmentMap> level.
2) Enter:
set <nsTreatment> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.10.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing NS Treatment Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
NSTreatmentMap> level.
2) Enter:
delete <nsTreatment>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.11 NetworkSIPStatusMap
This level is used to configure SIP status codes to treatments for the network side independently from the
access side. It is used to view, add, modify, and delete NetworkSIPStatusMap entries.
6.5.14.3.11.1 get
This command is used to view all existing Network SIP Status Maps.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
NetworkSIPStatusMap> level.
2) Enter:
6.5.14.3.11.3 set
This command is used to modify a Network SIP Status Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
NetworkSIPStatusMap> level.
2) Enter:
set <sipStatusCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.11.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Network SIP Status Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
NetworkSIPStatusMap> level.
2) Enter:
delete <sipStatusCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.12.3 set
This command is used to modify a Q850 Cause Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
Q850CauseMap> level.
2) Enter:
set <q850CauseValue> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.14.3.12.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Q850 Cause Map.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/Treatment/ConfigurableTreatment/
Q850CauseMap> level.
2) Enter:
6.5.15 VirtualOnNetCallTypes
This level is used to manage the Call Types for the VirtualOnNet service.
6.5.15.1 get
This command is used to view VirutalOnNet Call Types-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/VirtualOnNetCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.5.15.2 add
This command is used to add new VirutalOnNet Call Types entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/VirtualOnNetCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <cdrValue>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.5.15.3 set
This command is used to modify VirutalOnNet Call Types-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CallP/VirtualOnNetCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.6 Carrier
This level is used to view, add, delete, or modify Preferred Inter-exchange Carriers (PICs) in the
Application Server.
6.6.1 get
This command is used to view carrier-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Carrier> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<attribute> MultipleChoice carrier, countryCode, cic, isIntra The name of an attribute to filter
Lata, isInterLata, isInternational on.
6.6.3 set
This command is used to modify carrier-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Carrier> level.
2) Enter:
set <carrier> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.6.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing carrier from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Carrier> level.
2) Enter:
delete <carrier>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.7 ClientApplications
This level is used to view and modify Client Applications attributes on the Application Server. The
commands at this level are used to manage the Java Web Start file signing certificate. Note that file signing
applies only to the Receptionist and Call Center applications.
6.7.1 get
This command is used to view the file-signing attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientApplications> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.7.2 set
This command is used to modify the file-signing attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientApplications> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.7.3 genKey
This command is used to generate a certificate signing request (CSR). The generated request is written to
the /var/broadworks/tmp/req.csr directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientApplications> level.
2) Enter:
genKey <commonName> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.7.4 import
This command is used to load and update certificates. The certificate file is taken from the specified path,
which is used to sign the application files when fileSignature is set to "custom".
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientApplications> level.
2) Enter:
import <certificateFile> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<certificateFile> String 1 to 255 characters The file name and path for the
certificate file.
<chainFile> String 1 to 255 characters The file name for the certificate
chain file.
6.8.1 InactivityTimer
This level is used to view and modify the inactivity timers for active web and command line interface
sessions. After a designated period of inactivity, for example, users are automatically logged out of active
sessions.
6.8.1.1 get
This command displays the length of time CLI and web sessions are permitted to remain open without
activity.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientSession/InactivityTimer> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.8.1.2 set
This command allows modification of the inactivity timers for web and CLI sessions.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientSession/InactivityTimer> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.8.2 ServerAddresses
This level is used to view and modify ServerAddresses-related attributes. This level is used to manage
the Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDNs) for an Application Server cluster. These attributes are used
to configure the public and private FQDNs for the primary and secondary Application Servers in a cluster
when there is no Network Server. If a Network Server is used, then these parameters should not be
configured. The default value is blank for these parameters (that is, they are not set).
6.8.2.1 get
This command allows you to view ServerAddresses-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientSession/ServerAddresses> level.
2) Enter:
6.8.2.2 set
This command allows you to modify ServerAddresses-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientSession/ServerAddresses> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.8.2.3 clear
This command allows you to clear Server Addresses-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ClientSession/ServerAddresses> level.
2) Enter:
clear <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1 DefaultSettings
This level is used to view and modify communication utility default settings.
6.9.1.1 get
This command is used to modify BroadWorks communication utility attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.2 set
This command is used to modify BroadWorks communication utility attributes. The mode attribute (AS or
NS) refers to the integration scheme used to integrate with the Application Server clusters. In Network
Server (NS) mode, Network Server lookups are used to dynamically resolve the Application Server
clusters. The Application Server (AS) mode allows direct integration with a single Application Server
cluster. The transaction limit rates are computed as follows: *Global - globalTransactionLimit divided by the
transactionLimitPeriodSecs *per User - userTransactionLimit divided by the transactionLimitPeriodSecs
Note that all Application Server clusters must use the same OCI port when using the Network Server (NS)
mode. ++++noFor your changes to take effect, you must restart the system.++++nc
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: AS
AS The CommunicationUtility
operating in AS mode.
<asOCIPort> Integer 1024 through 65535 Aplication Server OCI-P (to the
Provisioning Server process)
plain tcp/ip listening port.
<asOCISecure Integer 1024 through 65535 Aplication Server OCI-P (to the
Port> Provisioning Server process)
plain secure tcp/ip listening port.
<asOCICPort> Integer 1024 through 65535 Aplication Server OCI-C (to the
eXecution Server process) plain
tcp/ip listening port.
<asOCIC Integer 1024 through 65535 Aplication Server OCI-C (to the
SecurePort> eXecution Server process) plain
secure tcp/ip listening port.
Variable: NS
NS The CommunicationUtility
operating in NS mode.
<asOCIPort> Integer 1024 through 65535 Aplication Server OCI-P (to the
Provisioning Server process)
plain tcp/ip listening port.
<asOCISecure Integer 1024 through 65535 Aplication Server OCI-P (to the
Port> Provisioning Server process)
plain secure tcp/ip listening port.
<asOCICPort> Integer 1024 through 65535 Aplication Server OCI-C (to the
eXecution Server process) plain
tcp/ip listening port.
<asOCIC Integer 1024 through 65535 Aplication Server OCI-C (to the
SecurePort> eXecution Server process) plain
secure tcp/ip listening port.
6.9.1.3.1.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the queue settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIC/Queue> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.3.1.1.4 LatencyThreshold
This level is used to view and modify latency threshold settings.
6.9.1.3.1.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view the latency threshold settings.
6.9.1.3.1.1.5 SizeThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the size threshold settings.
6.9.1.3.1.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view the size threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIC/Queue/SizeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.3.1.1.5.2 set
The command is used to modify the size threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIC/Queue/SizeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.3.1.2 ThreadPool
This level is used to view and modify the thread pool settings.
6.9.1.3.1.2.1 get
This command is used to view the thread pool settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIC/ThreadPool> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.3.1.2.2 set
The command is used to modify the thread pool settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIC/ThreadPool> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.3.1.2.3 ProcessingTimeThreshold
This level is used to view and modify processing time threshold settings.
6.9.1.3.1.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view the processing time threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIC/ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold> level.
6.9.1.3.1.2.4 UsageThreshold
This level is used to view and modify usage threshold settings.
6.9.1.3.1.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view the usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIC/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.3.1.2.4.2 set
The command is used to modify the usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIC/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.3.2 OCIP
This level is used to view and modify the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) executor.
6.9.1.3.2.1 Queue
This level is used to view and modify the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) queue settings.
6.9.1.3.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) queue settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/Queue> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.3.2.1.2 set
The command is used to modify the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) queue settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/Queue> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.3.2.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) queue
settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/Queue> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
6.9.1.3.2.1.4 LatencyThreshold
This level is used to view and modify latency threshold settings.
6.9.1.3.2.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view the latency threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/Queue/LatencyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.3.2.1.4.2 set
The command is used to modify the latency threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/Queue/LatencyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.3.2.1.5 SizeThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the size threshold settings.
6.9.1.3.2.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view the size threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/Queue/SizeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.3.2.1.5.2 set
The command is used to modify the size threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/Queue/SizeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
6.9.1.3.2.2 ThreadPool
This level is used to view and modify the thread pool settings.
6.9.1.3.2.2.1 get
This command is used to view ThreadPool settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/ThreadPool> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.3.2.2.2 set
The command is used to modify ThreadPool settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/ThreadPool> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.3.2.2.3 ProcessingTimeThreshold
6.9.1.3.2.2.4 UsageThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the usage threshold settings.
6.9.1.3.2.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view the usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.3.2.2.4.2 set
The command is used to modify the usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
Executors/OCIP/ThreadPool/UsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.9.1.4 ExternalAuthentication
This level is used to view and modify the external authentication settings.
6.9.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view the external authentication-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.2 set
This command is used to modify the external authentication-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear the external authentication-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
6.9.1.4.4 EmbeddedAgent
This level is used to view and modify the embedded agent settings.
6.9.1.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view the embedded agent-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/EmbeddedAgent> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.4.2 set
This command is used to modify the embedded agent-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/EmbeddedAgent> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.5 HealthCheck
This level is used to view and modify the Health Check settings.
6.9.1.4.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Health Check-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/HealthCheck> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.5.2 set
This command is used to modify the Health Check-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/HealthCheck> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.9.1.4.5.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Health Check-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/HealthCheck> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.6 Kerberos5
This level is used to view and modify the Kerberos5 settings.
6.9.1.4.6.1 get
This command is used to view the Kerberos5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/Kerberos5> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.6.2 set
This command is used to modify the Kerberos5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/Kerberos5> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.9.1.4.6.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Kerberos5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/Kerberos5> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
6.9.1.4.7 LDAP
This level is used to view and modify the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) settings.
6.9.1.4.7.1 get
This command is used to view the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.7.2 set
This command is used to modify the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.7.4 SASL
This level is used to view and modify the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL) settings.
6.9.1.4.7.4.1 get
This command is used to view the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.7.4.2 set
This command is used to modify the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.7.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.7.4.4 Digest-MD5
This level is used to view and modify the Digest-MD5 settings.
6.9.1.4.7.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view the Digest-MD5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL/Digest-MD5> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.7.4.4.2 set
This command is used to modify the Digest-MD5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL/Digest-MD5> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.7.4.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Digest-MD5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL/Digest-MD5> level.
6.9.1.4.7.4.5 Kerberos5
This level is used to view and modify the Kerberos5 settings.
6.9.1.4.7.4.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Kerberos5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL/Kerberos5> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.7.4.5.2 set
This command is used to modify the Kerberos5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL/Kerberos5> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.7.4.5.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Kerberos5-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/SASL/Kerberos5> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
6.9.1.4.7.5 Simple
This level is used to view and modify the Simple settings.
6.9.1.4.7.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Simple-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/Simple> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.7.5.2 set
This command is used to modify the Simple-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/Simple> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.7.5.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Simple-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/Simple> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
6.9.1.4.7.6 UserToDNMapping
This level is used to view and modify the user to DN Mapping settings.
6.9.1.4.7.6.1 get
This command is used to view the user to DN Mapping-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/UserToDNMapping> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.7.6.2 set
This command is used to modify the user to DN Mapping-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/UserToDNMapping> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.7.6.3 clear
This command is used to clear the user to DN Mapping-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/LDAP/UserToDNMapping> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.8 RADIUS
This level is used to view and modify the Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS) settings.
6.9.1.4.8.1 get
This command is used to view the Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/RADIUS> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.8.2 set
This command is used to modify the Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS)-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/RADIUS> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.9.1.4.8.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS)-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/RADIUS> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.9.1.4.9 WAS
This level is used to view and modify the Web Authentication Server (WAS) settings.
6.9.1.4.9.1 get
This command is used to view the Web Authentication Server (WAS)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/WAS> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.9.1.4.9.2 set
This command is used to modify the Web Authentication Server (WAS)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/WAS> level.
6.9.1.4.9.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Web Authentication Server (WAS)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/CommunicationUtility/DefaultSettings/
ExternalAuthentication/WAS> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.10 ConfigAgent
This level is used to view and modify the BroadWorks Configuration Agent information for the BroadWorks
server.
6.10.1 Logging
This level is used to view and modify logging for the Configuration Agent.
6.10.1.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ConfigAgent/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.10.1.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ConfigAgent/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
6.10.1.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
6.10.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ConfigAgent/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.10.1.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ConfigAgent/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
6.10.1.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ConfigAgent/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.10.1.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
6.10.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ConfigAgent/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.10.1.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ConfigAgent/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11 Device
This level is used to view, modify, add, and delete devices, device monitors, and other attributes related to
devices associated with the Application Server. Devices can be access devices, network devices, Media
Servers, or Network Servers.
6.11.1 EnhancedReportingServer
This level is used to view and modify Call Center Enhanced Reporting Server-related attributes.
6.11.1.1 get
This command is used to view Call Center Enhanced Reporting Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/EnhancedReportingServer> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.1.2 set
This command is used to modify Call Center Enhanced Reporting Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/EnhancedReportingServer> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.2 FileRepos
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete FileRepos entries in the system.
6.11.2.1 get
This command is used to view File Repository-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.2.2 detail
This command is used to view File Repository detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos> level.
2) Enter:
detail <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.2.3 add
This command is used to add a new File Repository.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <protocol> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: ftp
Variable: webdav
6.11.2.4 set
This command is used to modify File Repository-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
6.11.2.5 delete
This command is used to delete an existing File Repository from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.2.6 clear
This command is used to view File Repository detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos> level.
2) Enter:
6.11.2.7 Users
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete File Repository Users entries.
6.11.2.7.1 get
This command is used to view File Repository User-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos/Users> level.
2) Enter:
get <fileReposName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.2.7.2 add
This command is used to add a new File Repository User.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos/Users> level.
2) Enter:
add <fileReposName> <userName> <accessPriv>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.2.7.3 set
This command is used to modify File Repository User-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos/Users> level.
2) Enter:
set <fileReposName> <userName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.2.7.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing File Repository User from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/FileRepos/Users> level.
2) Enter:
delete <fileReposName> <userName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.3 IpDeviceMgmt
BroadWorks provides the capability to configure IP phones from a remote location. IpDeviceMgmt allows
an administrator to provision an IP phone at the system, group, or device level. Device-level provisioning
is done via the SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device command level. Phones that support a remote reset can be
reset at the system, group, or device level. This allows full control of the remote phone by the system or
group administrator.
6.11.3.1 get
This command is used to view IpDeviceMgmt-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the IpDeviceMgmt-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.11.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear IpDeviceMgmt-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.3.4 rebuildDefaultFile
This command is used to rebuild each device file using the subscribers profile parameter.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt> level.
2) Enter:
rebuildDefaultFile <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: system
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Variable: group
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
6.11.3.5 reset
This command is used to reset or reload configuration files for IP phones at the system, group, or
subscriber's level. When a phone's configuration file is rebuilt, the phone must be reset for the new file to
be read and loaded by the phone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt> level.
2) Enter:
reset <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: deviceType
Variable: system
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra 9112i,
Aastra 9133i, Cisco 7905, Cisco
7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco 7960,
Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
Variable: group
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra 9112i,
Aastra 9133i, Cisco 7905, Cisco
7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco 7960,
Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Variable: device
6.11.3.6 setConfigFile
This command is used to set a new system or group level default configuration file.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt> level.
2) Enter:
setConfigFile <fileName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: system
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Variable: group
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
6.11.3.7 AutoRebuildConfig
This level is used to get and modify auto rebuild config entries.
6.11.3.7.1 get
This command is used to view the AutoRebuildConfig-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/AutoRebuildConfig> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<attribute> MultipleChoice ociRequestPrefix, autoRebuild The criteria used to filter the get
Enabled command. The entries listed
match all of the specified criteria.
6.11.3.7.2 set
This command is used to modify the AutoRebuildConfig-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/AutoRebuildConfig> level.
2) Enter:
set <ociRequestPrefixes> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.3.8 CustomTags
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete CustomTags entries.
6.11.3.8.1 get
This command is used to view Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/CustomTags> level.
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.8.2 add
This command is used to add a new Custom Tag.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceType> <tagName> [<tagValue>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.8.3 set
This command is used to modify CustomTags-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceType> <tagName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.8.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Custom Tag from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceType> <tagName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.8.5 clear
This command is used to clear an existing Custom Tag from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceType> <tagName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.9 DMEventQueues
This level is used to view and clear events in the Device Management queues.
6.11.3.9.1 get
This command is used to view the events in a Device Management queue.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/DMEventQueues> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<attribute> MultipleChoice queueType, status, action, Criteria used to filter the get
level, type, additionalInfoStarts, command. The events listed
additionalInfoContains, additional match all of the specified criteria.
InfoEquals, loginIdStarts, loginId
Contains, loginIdEquals
<action> Choice delete, download, rebuild, reset, This parameter displays events
upload by the action performed by the
event.
6.11.3.9.2 cancel
This command is used to cancel events from the pending/in progress Device Management queue.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/DMEventQueues> level.
2) Enter:
cancel <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<attribute> Choice all, multiple, one The scope of the command. All
events, multiple events or one
event can be canceled.
Variable: multiple
<criteria> MultipleChoice status, action, level, type The criteria specifying which
events to cancel. To be canceled,
an event must meet all specified
criteria.
<action> Choice delete, download, rebuild, reset, This parameter cancels events
upload by the action performed by the
event.
Variable: one
6.11.3.9.3 summary
This command is used show the number of events currently being processed in the system per action (ex:
Rebuild) and processing state (ex: Pending).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/DMEventQueues> level.
2) Enter:
summary↵
6.11.3.10 Files
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete IpDeviceMgmt Files entries.
6.11.3.10.1 get
This command is used to view Device Files-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Files> level.
2) Enter:
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.10.2 detail
This command is used to view Device Profile File detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Files> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceType> <fileFormat>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.10.3 set
This command is used to modify Group Device Profile Type File-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Files> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceType> <fileFormat> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
<fileFormat> String 1 to 128 characters The type of the device profile file.
6.11.3.11 Fileserver
File Server is the next level down in the IpDeviceMgmt level. The File Server level sets up the FTP client
so BroadWorks can transmit the device configuration files to the location for the device to download.
This level does not install an FTP client or server; rather it provisions the client side for configuration file
management (storing and deleting files).
6.11.3.11.1 get
This command is used to view Fileserver-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Fileserver> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.3.11.2 add
This command is used to add a new Fileserver.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Fileserver> level.
2) Enter:
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.11.3 set
This command is used to modify Fileserver-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Fileserver> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceType> <attribute>↵
where:
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.11.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Fileserver from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Fileserver> level.
2) Enter:
delete <deviceType>↵
where:
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, The device type.
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.3.11.5 clear
This command is used to clear the fileserver-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/IpDeviceMgmt/Fileserver> level.
2) Enter:
clear <deviceType> <attribute>↵
where:
<deviceType> Choice Aastra 480i, Aastra 480i CT, This parameter specifies the
Aastra 53i, Aastra 55i, Aastra device type.
57i, Aastra 57iCT, Aastra
9112i, Aastra 9133i, Business
Communicator - PC, Cisco 7905,
Cisco 7912, Cisco 7940, Cisco
7960, Cisco ATA-186, Cisco Sccp
7905(G), Cisco Sccp 7906(G),
Cisco Sccp 7911(G), Cisco Sccp
7912(G), Cisco Sccp 7940(G),
Cisco Sccp 7941G(E), Cisco
Sccp 7942G, Cisco Sccp 7945
G, Cisco Sccp 7960(G), Cisco
Sccp 7960(G) 7914 1, Cisco Sccp
7960(G) 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7961
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7961G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7962G, Cisco Sccp
7962G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7962
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7962G
7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7915
2, Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7962G 7916 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G, Cisco Sccp 7965G
7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7914
2, Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 1,
Cisco Sccp 7965G 7915 2, Cisco
Sccp 7965G 7916 1, Cisco Sccp
7965G 7916 2, Cisco Sccp 7970
G(E), Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914
1, Cisco Sccp 7970G(E) 7914 2,
Cisco Sccp 7971G, Cisco Sccp
7971G 7914 1, Cisco Sccp 7971
G 7914 2, Cisco Sccp 7975,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7914 1, Cisco
Sccp 7975 7914 2, Cisco Sccp
7975 7915 1, Cisco Sccp 7975
7915 2, Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 1,
Cisco Sccp 7975 7916 2, Dasan
Networks H415SE, Grandstream
BT-200, Grandstream GX
P-2000, Grandstream GX
P-2020, Grandstream GX
V-3000, Grandstream GX
W-4004, Grandstream GX
W-4008, Grandstream HT-502,
InnoMedia 3308, InnoMedia
3328-1, InnoMedia 3328-2,
InnoMedia 3328-4, InnoMedia
3328-8, InnoMedia 6328-2, LG-
Nortel LIP-6812, LG-Nortel LI
P-6830, Linksys PAP2, Linksys
PAP2T, Linksys RTP300_WRT
P54G, Linksys SPA-1000 1001,
Linksys SPA-2000 2002 2100,
Linksys SPA-2102, Linksys SP
A-3000 3100, Linksys SPA-3102,
Linksys SPA-841, Linksys SP
A-901_921_922, Linksys SP
A-941_942, Linksys SPA-962,
6.11.4 MgcpCodec
This level allows display, addition, and deletion of code-related parameters and attributes.
6.11.4.1 get
This command displays the active codecs of the Application Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/MgcpCodec> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.4.2 add
This command is used to add a codec for use.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/MgcpCodec> level.
2) Enter:
add <codec>↵
where:
6.11.4.3 delete
This command is used to delete a codec from the system. Note that G711ulaw (G.711 u-Law 64000 bps)
cannot be deleted.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/MgcpCodec> level.
2) Enter:
delete <codec>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.5 Monitor
There are two contexts in the Monitor level: AccessDevice and NetworkDevice.
6.11.5.1 AccessDevice
The access device monitoring feature enhances the existing device inventory feature by keeping the
connection status of access devices and by making BroadWorks the central point from which it is possible
to configure all access devices.The purpose of this feature is to make network management easier by
providing a central point from which it is possible to configure and obtain the status of access devices.
6.11.5.1.1 get
This command is used to view monitored device type and polling intervals.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/Monitor/AccessDevice> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.5.1.2 add
This command is used to add a device type to the CPE monitoring engine.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/Monitor/AccessDevice> level.
2) Enter:
add <deviceType>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.5.1.3 set
This command is used to modify the polling interval of monitored device types.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/Monitor/AccessDevice> level.
6.11.5.1.4 delete
This command is used to remove a device type from the CPE monitoring engine.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/Monitor/AccessDevice> level.
2) Enter:
delete <deviceType>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.5.2 NetworkDevice
At startup, the Application Server assumes that all Network Servers and Media Servers are operational.
At an interval specified by the set command, all Network Servers and Media Servers whose polling states
are enabled, are pinged. A successful "ping" results in the server being marked as operational. A failed
"ping" results in the server being marked as non-operational. The failed server is placed on the failed ping
schedule and is kept on that schedule until it is successfully pinged.
6.11.5.2.1 get
This command retrieves configuration data related to network device monitoring. Currently, the only
parameter is the polling interval.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/Monitor/NetworkDevice> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.5.2.2 set
This command modifies the SIP "pinging" intervals of monitored network devices. The intervals are
specified in minutes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/Monitor/NetworkDevice> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<failedPolling Integer 1 through 720 Sets the polling interval for non-
IntervalInMin> operational servers. The default
value is 1 minute. A failed "ping"
results in the server being marked
as non-operational and placed
on the failed ping schedule. The
failed server will be kept on this
schedule until it is successfully
pinged.
6.11.6 NetworkServers
This level is used to view and configure addressable Network Servers. The Network Server provides
policy-based call routing and translations. The Application Server keeps a list of all the addressable
Network Servers available to the Application Server. The Network Server context is split into two separate
contexts to allow a different port to be set for each function: routing and synching. A routing Network
Server translates to a "lookup" type with reference to the OCI and a synching Network Server translates to
an "update" type with reference to the OCI. If a Network Server is to perform both functions, it now must to
be added in both the Routing and Synch CLI contexts.
6.11.6.1 Routing
This level is used to view and modify routing Network Server-related attributes.
6.11.6.1.1 get
This command is used to view routing Network Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Routing> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.6.1.2 add
This command is used to add a new routing Network Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Routing> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> <transportType> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 Specifies the port for the routing
Network Server.
6.11.6.1.3 set
This command is used to modify Routing Network Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Routing> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 Specifies the port for the routing
Network Server.
6.11.6.1.4 delete
This command is used to delete a routing Network Server entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Routing> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.6.1.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) routing Network Server-related attributes.
6.11.6.2 Synch
The Network Server context has been split into two separate contexts so as to allow a different port to be
set for each function: routing and synching. A routing Network Server translates to a "lookup" type with
reference to the OCI and a synching Network Server translates to an "update" type with reference to the
OCI. If a Network Server is to perform both functions, it now must to be added in both the Routing and
Synch CLI contexts.
6.11.6.2.1 get
This command is used to view synching Network Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Synch> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.11.6.2.2 add
This command is used to add a new synching Network Server to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Synch> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> <port> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 Specifies the port for the synching
Network Server.
6.11.6.2.3 set
This command is used to modify synching Network Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Synch> level.
2) Enter:
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 Specifies the port for the synching
Network Server.
6.11.6.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing synching Network Server from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Synch> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.6.2.5 clear
This command is used to clear synchronization Network Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/NetworkServers/Synch> level.
2) Enter:
clear <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.7 SMDI
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete SMDI entries in the system.
6.11.7.2 add
This command is used to add a new SMDI Terminal Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
add <deviceName> <ipAddress> <port> [<description>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.7.3 set
This command is used to modify SMDI Terminal Server -related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.7.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing SMDI Terminal Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
delete <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.7.5 clear
This command is used to clear SMDI Terminal Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
clear <deviceName> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.7.6 Routing
This level is used to display, add, modify, and delete SMDI Terminal Server route-related attributes.
6.11.7.6.1 get
This command is used to display SMDI Terminal Server route-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/SMDI/Routing> level.
2) Enter:
get [<destination>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.7.6.3 set
This command is used to modify SMDI Terminal Server route-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/SMDI/Routing> level.
2) Enter:
set <destination> <deviceList>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.11.7.6.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing SMDI Terminal Server route.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Device/SMDI/Routing> level.
2) Enter:
delete <destination>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.12 DeviceTagSet
This level is used to manage Device Tag Set-related attributes.
6.12.1 get
This command is used to view Device Tag Set-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceTagSet> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.12.3 set
This command is used to modify Tag Set-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceTagSet> level.
2) Enter:
set <tagSetName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.12.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Tag Set from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceTagSet> level.
2) Enter:
delete <tagSetName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.12.5 Tags
This level allows for the adding, modifying, or removal of Tags used by a group.
6.12.5.1 get
This command is used to view Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceTagSet/Tags> level.
2) Enter:
get <tagSet>↵
where:
<tagSet> Choice systemTagSet, tagSetName Specifies that the system tag set
should be used.
6.12.5.2 add
This command is used to add a new Tag.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceTagSet/Tags> level.
2) Enter:
add <tagSet> <tagName> [<tagValue>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.12.5.3 set
This command is used to modify Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceTagSet/Tags> level.
2) Enter:
set <tagSet> <tagName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.12.5.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Tag from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceTagSet/Tags> level.
2) Enter:
delete <tagSet> <tagName>↵
where:
6.12.5.5 clear
This command is used to clear Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceTagSet/Tags> level.
2) Enter:
clear <tagSet> <tagName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13 DeviceType
This level is used to manage device type attributes.
6.13.1 MGCP
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete MGCP entries.
6.13.1.1 get
This command allows a user to view the list of defined MGCP device types.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/MGCP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.13.1.2 set
This command allows a user to modify the attributes of a MGCP device type and/or render the device type
obsolete.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/MGCP> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2 SIP
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete SIP entries.
6.13.2.1 get
This command allows a user to view the SIP identity/device profiles.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.13.2.2 detail
This command is used to view SIP Device Type attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
detail <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.3 add
This command is used to add a SIP identity/device profile type.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <profile> <numberOfPorts> <isConferenceDevice> <isMobilityManagerDevice>
<isMusicOnHoldDevice> <registrationCapable> <authenticateRefer> <authentication>
<autoConfigSoftClient> <isVideoCapable> <holdNormalization> <holdAnnouncementMethod>
<isTrusted> <e164Capable> <routeAdvance> <forwardingOverride> <pbxIntegration>
<requiresBroadWorksDigitCollection> <requiresBroadWorksCallWaitingTone>
<addPCalledPartyId> <wirelessIntegration> <staticRegistrationCapable>
<requiresMWISubscription> <useHistoryInfoHeaderOnAccessSide>
<ringbackToneEarlyMediaSupport> <aocCapable> <supportCallCenterMIMEType>
<supportEmergencyDisconnectControl> <supportIdentityInUPDATEandReINVITE>
<resetEvent> <trunkMode> <unscreenedPresentationIdentityPolicy> <enableMonitoring>
<staticLineOrdering> <bypassMediaTreatment> <supportCauseParameter>
<deviceConfigurationOption> <supportRFC3398> <supportVisualDeviceManagement>
<supportClientSessionInfo> <supportCallInfoConferenceSubscriptionURI>
<supportRemotePartyInfo> [<webBasedConfigURLExtension>]↵
where:
Variable: limited
<resetEvent> Choice reSync, checkSync, none Specifies the type of reset event.
Variable: deviceManagement
<deviceAccess Choice http, https, ftp, tftp Specifies the device access
Protocol> protocol.
<device String 1 to 256 characters The URI that the device uses to
AccessURI> retrieve a file.
Variable: legacy
6.13.2.4 set
This command is used to modify the attributes of a SIP identity/device profile type or render the profile
obsolete.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <options>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<resetEvent> Choice reSync, checkSync, none Specifies the type of reset event.
<deviceAccess Choice http, https, ftp, tftp The device access protocol.
Protocol>
6.13.2.5 delete
This command allows a user to delete a SIP identity/device profile from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.6 clear
This command allows a user to clear the attributes of a SIP identity/device profile.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.7 export
The export command produces a Device Type Archive File (DTAF) for the given device type name.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
<destination String 1 to 255 characters The full absolute path where the
Path> DTAF file will be stored.
6.13.2.8 import
The import command creates a Device Type from a Device Type Archive File (DTAF) file.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
import <sourceFile>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.9 Files
This level is used to manage Files per Device Type.
6.13.2.9.1 get
This command is used to view Device Type File-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Files> level.
2) Enter:
get <deviceTypeName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.9.2 detail
This command is used to view Device Type File attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Files> level.
2) Enter:
detail <deviceTypeName> <fileFormat>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: custom
<uploadFile String 1 to 256 characters The upload file path for the
Path> custom file source.
<allowUpload Choice true, false When set to "true", allows the file
FromDevice> to be uploaded from the device,
otherwise upload of the file will be
blocked.
6.13.2.9.4 set
This command is used to modify Device Type File-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Files> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceTypeName> <fileFormat> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<uploadFile String 1 to 256 characters The upload file path for the
Path> custom file source.
<allowUpload Choice true, false When set to "true", allows the file
FromDevice> to be uploaded from the device,
otherwise upload of the file will be
blocked.
6.13.2.9.5 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Device Type File from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Files> level.
2) Enter:
delete <deviceTypeName> <fileFormat>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.9.6 clear
This command is used to clear Device Type File-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Files> level.
2) Enter:
clear <deviceTypeName> <fileFormat> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.9.7 apply
This command is used to apply an attribute value to all of the profile instances.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Files> level.
2) Enter:
apply <deviceTypeName> <fileFormat> <attribute>↵
where:
6.13.2.10 Languages
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Language entries.
6.13.2.10.1 get
This command is used to view Language-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Languages> level.
2) Enter:
get <deviceTypeName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.10.2 set
This command is used to modify Language-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Languages> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceTypeName> <broadworksLanguage> <deviceLanguage>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.10.3 clear
This command is used to clear Language-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Languages> level.
2) Enter:
clear <deviceTypeName> <broadworksLanguage> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.11 LineOrdering
This level is used to manage the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) device type line ordering attributes.
6.13.2.11.1 get
This command is used to view the status of a line ordering mode update task.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/LineOrdering> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.13.2.11.2 set
This command is used to change the line ordering mode of an existing device type.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/LineOrdering> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceTypeName> <mode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.13.2.11.3 cancel
This command is used to gracefully stop a line ordering mode update task.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/LineOrdering> level.
2) Enter:
cancel↵
6.13.2.12.2 set
This command is used to modify SIP Device Type Services-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/DeviceType/SIP/Services> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceTypeName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.14 Domain
The system administrator can specify a domain name for the system, which is used for subscriber
identification on BroadWorks. The domain name is used for subscriber identification in SIP and for the
digest authentication realm in SIP. With the domainName system parameter, the system administrator can
set both the SIP authentication realm and the domain for routing messages for BroadWorks subscribers
using one command.
6.14.1 get
The domain name is viewed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.14.2 set
The set command is used to reset the system's domain name, so that the default realm of "BroadWorks"
is used for SIP authentication and SIP subscriber identification is handled via the Application Server
addresses as specified via the configured interfaces.Changes to the domainName take effect
immediately.WARNING: This parameter should be set with caution. Every time this parameter is changed,
6.15 EventNotification
This level is used to view and modify Event Notification-related attributes.
6.15.1 get
This command is used to view Event Notification-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/EventNotification> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.15.2 set
This command is used to modify Event Notification-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/EventNotification> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.15.3 ChannelSets
The Event Notification Channel Sets.
6.15.3.1 get
This command is used to view Event Channels sets. If the search produces over 1,000 entries, an
error message will be displayed and user should refine the search criteria to narrow the search. The
subscriberId used in the search criteria may be either a user Id or an administrator Id.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/EventNotification/ChannelSets> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.15.3.2 Channels
This level is used to view and delete Event Notification Channel entries in the system.
6.15.3.2.1 get
This command is used to view Event Channels for the specified channel set Id and the specified subscriber
Id. The subscriber Id may be either a user Id or an administrator Id. If the value for the Expires column
contains a value of max int (2147483647) then the Expires column will show a value of Never.
6.15.3.2.2 delete
This command is used to delete the Event Notification Channel specified by the channelId.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/EventNotification/ChannelSets/Channels> level.
2) Enter:
delete <channelId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.15.4 Subscription
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Subscriptions entries in the system.
6.15.4.1 get
This command issues a subscription request for the specified user ID. A subscription is a request to
monitor the events of other users. Currently only off hook and do not disturb (DND) events are reported.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/EventNotification/Subscription> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<targetType> Choice system, serviceProvider, group, Defines the Target Type for the
user, endpoint, list subscriptions to be displayed.
<event Choice cap-offhook, cap-dnd, message- Defines the Event Package for
Package> summary, call-info, calling- the subscriptions to be listed.
name, cap-call-detail, line-
seize, cap-cpe, agent-availabil
ity, dialog, ac-meta, as-ftr,
acd-state, join-cc, cfa, line-
status, call-compl-orig, call-
compl-term, vm-msg-summary,
call-center-queue, basic-call,
advanced-call, advanced-call2,
hoteling, broadworks-anywhere,
call-forwarding-always, call-
forwarding-busy, call-forwarding
-no-answer, commpilot-expre
ss, call-waiting, do-not-disturb,
hoteling-guest, music-on-hold,
remote-office, sequential-ring
, simultaneous-ring-personal,
ACD-agent, ACD-configuration,
call-transfer, last-number-red
ial, n-way-call, three-way-call,
third-party-voice-mail-support,
voice-messaging, call-center-sta
tus, basic-call-xsi, standard-call,
advanced-call-xsi, acd-queue,
route-point-queue, voice-mail,
call-center-agent-monitoring,
call-center-monitoring, meet-
me-conference, call-recording,
flexible-seating-guest, security-
classification, call-park, call-park-
xsi, collaborate-room
<channelSetId> String 1 to 256 characters Defines the Channel Set Id for the
subscriptions to be displayed.
6.15.4.2 detail
This command is used display Subscription detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/EventNotification/Subscription> level.
2) Enter:
detail <id>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.15.4.3 delete
This command removes the subscription to the event notification mechanism for a specific user.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/EventNotification/Subscription> level.
2) Enter:
delete [<id>]↵
6.16 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view and modify the general settings of the BroadWorks server.
6.16.1 get
This command is used to view general attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.16.2 set
This command is used to modify general attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.17.1 get
This command is used to view Licensing-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.17.2 LicenseManager
This level is used to view and modify the License Manager settings.
6.17.2.1 getpermission
This command forces the License Manager to execute the entire license permission request process,
including the validation of the license.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager> level.
2) Enter:
getpermission↵
6.17.2.2 showpermission
This command shows the current license permission state of the License Manager.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager> level.
2) Enter:
showpermission↵
6.17.2.3 Bcct
This level is used to view and modify the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport (BCCT)
settings.
6.17.2.3.1 Ports
This level is used to view and modify the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport (BCCT) ports
settings.
6.17.2.3.1.1 get
This command is used to view the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport (BCCT) ports settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Bcct/Ports> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.17.2.3.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport (BCCT) ports
settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Bcct/Ports> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.17.2.4 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view and modify the general settings.
6.17.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view general settings-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/GeneralSettings>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.17.2.4.2 set
This command is used to modify general settings-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/GeneralSettings>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.17.2.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) general settings-related attributes.
6.17.2.5 GracePeriods
This level is used to view and modify the grace periods settings.
6.17.2.5.1 get
This command is used to view grace periods settings-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/GracePeriods> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.17.2.5.2 set
This command is used to modify grace periods settings-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/GracePeriods> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.17.2.6 LicenseStore
This level is used to view and manage the BroadWorks License Store.
6.17.2.6.2 import
This command imports a license file into the License Manager license store.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/LicenseStore> level.
2) Enter:
import <fileName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.17.2.6.3 showLicenses
This command shows the content of the License Manager license store.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/LicenseStore> level.
2) Enter:
showLicenses↵
6.17.2.7 Logging
This level is used to view and modify logging for the License Manager.
6.17.2.7.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.17.2.7.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<attribute> MultipleChoice enabled, severity, priority, max This parameter specifies the
QueueSize, showThreadName attribute to be modified.
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
6.17.2.7.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
6.17.2.7.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.17.2.7.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
6.17.2.7.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.17.2.7.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
6.17.2.7.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.17.2.7.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Licensing/LicenseManager/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.18 ManagementAccessList
This level is used to view, add, set, delete, and clear a management access list entry.
6.18.1 get
This command is used to view management access list entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ManagementAccessList> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.18.2 add
This command is used to add a new management access list entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ManagementAccessList> level.
2) Enter:
add <host> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.18.3 set
This command is used to modify an existing management access list entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ManagementAccessList> level.
2) Enter:
set <host> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.18.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing management access list entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ManagementAccessList> level.
2) Enter:
delete <host>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.18.5 clear
This command is used to clear management access list entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ManagementAccessList> level.
2) Enter:
clear <host> <attribute>↵
where:
6.19 MediaFileSystem
This level is used to configure the way the media file server accesses audio and video files. The media
file server can access files using Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). In this case, the Application Server
provides the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that specifies where the files are available. This URL
usually resolves in the host name of the Application Server that is handling the call. Web-based Distributed
Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) is a set of extensions to the HTTP and allows users to collaboratively
edit and manage files on remote Web Servers. When using WebDAV (or secure WebDAV), the Media
Server directly accesses files that are stored on the external file server.
6.19.1 get
This command is used to view media file system-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MediaFileSystem> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.19.2 set
This command is used to modify media file system-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MediaFileSystem> level.
2) Enter:
set <mediaDirectory> <protocol>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: file
Variable: webdav
6.19.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) media file system-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MediaFileSystem> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.20 MobileNetwork
This level is used to manage Mobile Networks.
6.20.1 HomeNetwork
This level is used to manage Home Mobile Networks.
6.20.1.1 get
This command is used to view Home Network-related attributes. At least one of the parameters defined in
the multiple choice attribute needs to be specified in order to search all addresses in the home network.
If the search produces over 1,000 entries, an error message will be displayed and user should refine the
search criteria to narrow the search.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MobileNetwork/HomeNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.20.1.2 add
This command is used to add a single address to the Home Network in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MobileNetwork/HomeNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
add <mscAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.20.1.3 delete
This command is used to delete an address from the Home Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MobileNetwork/HomeNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
delete <mscAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.20.2 RoamingNetwork
This level is used to manage Roaming Mobile Networks.
6.20.2.1 get
This command is used to view Roaming Network-related attributes. At least one of the parameters defined
in the multiple choice attribute needs to be specified in order to search all addresses in the roaming
6.20.2.2 add
This command is used to add a single address to the Roaming Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MobileNetwork/RoamingNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
add <mscAddress> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.20.2.3 set
This command is used to modify a single address in the Roaming Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MobileNetwork/RoamingNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
6.20.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete an address from the Roaming Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MobileNetwork/RoamingNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
delete <mscAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.20.2.5 clear
This command is used to clear address-related attributes in the Roaming Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/MobileNetwork/RoamingNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
clear <mscAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.1 get
This command is used to view whether or not the system uses Access Control Lists to prevent network
access from unauthorized SIP devices.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.21.2 set
This command is used to enable or disable the use of Access Control Lists to prevent or allow access from
unauthorized SIP devices.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.3 CAP
This level is used to view and modify Client Application Protocol (CAP) Access Control List (ACL) entry-
related attributes.
6.21.3.1 get
This command is used to view Client Application Protocol (CAP) Access Control List (ACL) entry-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/CAP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.21.3.2 add
This command is used to add a new Client Application Protocol (CAP) network device Access Control List
(ACL) entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/CAP> level.
2) Enter:
add <hostAddress> [<description>]↵
where:
6.21.3.3 set
This command is used to modify Client Application Protocol (CAP) network device Access Control List
(ACL) entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/CAP> level.
2) Enter:
set <hostAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Client Application Protocol (CAP) network device Access Control List
(ACL) entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/CAP> level.
2) Enter:
delete <hostAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Client Application Protocol (CAP) network device Access
Control List (ACL) entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/CAP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <hostAddress> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
6.21.4 ExtAuth
This level is used to view and modify external authentication Access Control List (ACL)-related attributes.
6.21.4.1 get
This command is used to view external authentication Access Control List (ACL)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/ExtAuth> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.4.2 add
This command is used to add a new external authentication Access Control List (ACL) entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/ExtAuth> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> [<description>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.4.3 set
This command is used to modify external authentication Access Control List (ACL)-related entry attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/ExtAuth> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
6.21.4.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing external authentication Access Control List (ACL) entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/ExtAuth> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.4.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) external authentication Access Control List (ACL)-related
entry attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/ExtAuth> level.
2) Enter:
clear <ipAddress> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5 OCI
The Open Client Interface (OCI) level is used to display, add, configure, or delete OCI ACL entry-related
attributes.
6.21.5.1 CallControl
This level is used to manage OCI CallControl-related attributes.
6.21.5.1.1 get
This command allows you to view OCI-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl> level.
6.21.5.1.2 add
This command allows you to add a new OCI ACL entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> [<description>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.1.3 set
This command allows you to modify OCI-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.1.4 delete
This command allows you to delete an existing OCI external system ACL entry from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
6.21.5.1.5 clear
This command allows you to clear OCI-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
clear <ipAddress> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.1.6 Application
The Application ACL (Access Control List) for an OCI-C application controls the addresses from which
OCI-C connections are allowed for a specific application. If no Application ACL is configured for an
application, then OCI-C connections are allowed for the application from all addresses in the Network ACL
for the OCI-C Interface. If Application ACL is configured for an application, then only those addresses
are allowed to have OCI-C connections for the application. Note that Network ACL has precedence
over Application ACL, and Application ACL must be a subset of Network ACL. This is not enforced by
provisioning, but if an address is added to the Application ACL but not the Network ACL, then OCI-C
connections from the address are rejected since the client is not valid per the Network ACL. This level is
used to view, add, modify, and delete Application entries.
6.21.5.1.6.1 get
This command is used to view OCI Call Control Application ACL Entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl/
Application> level.
2) Enter:
get <applicationId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.1.6.2 add
This command is used to add a new OCI Call Control Application ACL Entry. The ipAddress given must be
present in the parent OCI Call Control ACL list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl/
Application> level.
2) Enter:
6.21.5.1.6.3 set
This command is used to modify OCI Call Control Application ACL Entry-related attributes. The ipAddress
given must be present in the parent OCI Call Control ACL list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl/
Application> level.
2) Enter:
set <applicationId> <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.1.6.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing OCI Call Control Application ACL Entry from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl/
Application> level.
2) Enter:
delete <applicationId> <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.1.6.5 clear
This command is used to clear OCI Call Control Application ACL Entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/CallControl/
Application> level.
6.21.5.2 Provisioning
This level is used to manage OCI Provisioning Access Control-related attributes.
6.21.5.2.1 get
This command is used to view OCI Provisioning Access Control-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.2.2 add
This command is used to add a new OCI Provisioning Access Control.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
add <hostAddress> [<description>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.2.3 set
This command is used to modify OCI Provisioning Access Control-related attributes.
6.21.5.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing OCI Provisioning Access Control from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
delete <hostAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.2.5 clear
This command is used to clear OCI Provisioning Access Control-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
clear <hostAddress> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.3 Reporting
The Open Client Interface (OCI) Reporting Interface provides a reporting interface for the Application
Server. The Application Server relays successfully executed OCI modification requests to external systems
over the OCI Reporting Interface so that these systems have an up-to-date view of configuration data.
6.21.5.3.2 add
This command allows you to add a new OCI-reporting ACL entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Reporting> level.
2) Enter:
add <hostAddress> <restrictMessages> [<description>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.3.3 set
This command allows you to modify OCI reporting-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Reporting> level.
2) Enter:
set <hostAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
6.21.5.3.4 delete
This command allows you to delete an existing OCI-reporting external system ACL entry from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Reporting> level.
2) Enter:
delete <hostAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.3.5 clear
This command allows you to clear OCI reporting-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Reporting> level.
2) Enter:
clear <hostAddress> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.3.6 MessageTypes
This level is used to manage OCI Reporting ACL Message Types-related attributes.
6.21.5.3.6.1 get
This command is used to view OCI Reporting ACL Message Types-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Reporting/
MessageTypes> level.
2) Enter:
6.21.5.3.6.2 add
This command is used to add new OCI Reporting ACL Message Types.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Reporting/
MessageTypes> level.
2) Enter:
add <hostAddress> <messageNameStartsWith>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.5.3.6.3 delete
This command is used to delete an existing OCI Reporting ACL Message Types from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCI/Reporting/
MessageTypes> level.
2) Enter:
delete <hostAddress> [<messageNameStartsWith>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.6 SIP
This level is used to view and modify the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses configured for Session Initiation
Protocol (SIP) network devices. These are the IP addresses from which network messages (SIP) will
be honored. The Application Server's own IP addresses must be entered for inter-group calling to be
permitted. It is recommended that you also add the IP addresses of the other core BroadWorks servers to
6.21.6.1 get
This command is used to view the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses configured for Session Initiation
Protocol (SIP) network devices.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.21.6.2 add
This command is used to add Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) network devices to the access list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> <transportType> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.6.3 set
This command is used to modify the attributes of the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses configured for
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) network devices.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.6.4 delete
This command is used to delete Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) network devices from the access list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.6.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses or description
configured for Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) network devices.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.7 SMDI
The Simplified Message Desk Interface (SMDI) level is used to configure devices from which calls will be
accepted. Enter IP addresses from which network messages (SMDI) will be honored.
6.21.7.1 get
This command is used to view SMDI ACL entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
6.21.7.2 add
This command is used to add a new SMDI network device ACL entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> [<description>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.7.3 set
This command is used to modify SMDI ACL entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.21.7.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing SMDI network device ACL entry from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
6.21.7.5 clear
This command is used to clear SMDI ACL entry-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
clear <ipAddress> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.22 OverloadControls
This level is used to view and modify overload control settings for the Application Server. Since the
Application Server is a line-side facing element for BroadWorks, it can experience an overload condition.
In a disaster or emergency scenario, the Application Server may receive a burst of call originations from
access devices. The OverloadControls feature allows the Application Server to gracefully manage an
overload condition without affecting calls in progress. The Application Server constantly samples input
queue delays. A configurable sample size N is defined (default is 100). If the average value of the last N
queue delay becomes too long, then an overload condition is triggered. The Application Server maintains
two overloaded zones: yellow and red. (The green zone represents a non-overload situation.) Each zone
has a separate configurable queue delay threshold that, when exceeded, causes the Application Server to
go to the next zone. It is possible to go directly from the green to red overload zone. Once in an overload
zone, the server continues to monitor queue delays. When the queue delay average lowers below another
predefined threshold, the server is eligible to go to the next lower overload zone (red to yellow or yellow to
green). However, to avoid hysteresis (constantly alternating between overload zones), there is a minimum
time period that must be met. The minimum time period value does not apply to transitioning to a higher
overload zone, only returning to a lower one. In the yellow zone, the Application Server continues to
process existing calls in progress. If new call originations are detected, only half of them are processed and
the other half are denied. The server continues to process messages for existing calls in progress because
some of the messages may be BYE or CANCEL requests which remove calls, thereby reducing the load
on the server. In the red zone, the Application Server continues to process existing calls in progress. If
new call originations are detected, they are denied. The Application Server remains in the corresponding
overload zone until the queue delay returns to an acceptable threshold value and the minimum time period
in the zone is met. If the system is configured to allow emergency calls during overload, then originations
matching the call type "Emergency" in the system calling plan are allowed to progress. Calls are denied
on the originating side. A user is allowed to add additional call terminations (for example, using flash, or
the Call Manager). However, additional originations from the device are not allowed. Unless the user is
already on a call, Call Manager originated calls are also denied during overload. The Call Manager shows
a "Forbidden" message.
6.22.2 set
This command is used to modify the Overload Controls settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.22.3 CallP
This level is used to view and modify Overload Controls settings related to call processing.
6.22.3.1 get
This command is used to view Overload Controls settings related to call processing.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/CallP> level.
6.22.3.2 set
This command is used to modify Overload Controls settings related to call processing.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/CallP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.22.4 ManagedNeighbors
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete ManagedNeighbors-related information.
6.22.4.1.3 set
This command is used to modify managed neighbor capabilities.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/ManagedNeighbors/
Capabilities> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.22.4.1.4 delete
This command is used to remove a managed neighbor with manually set capabilities controls from the
group of Managed Neighbors.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/ManagedNeighbors/
Capabilities> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.22.4.1.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) optional parameters of a neighbor.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/ManagedNeighbors/
Capabilities> level.
2) Enter:
clear <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.22.4.2 States
This level is used to view and modify states settings for all managed neighbors.
6.22.4.2.1 get
This command is used to view states settings for all Managed Neighbors.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/ManagedNeighbors/States>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.22.4.2.2 add
This command is used to create a new managed neighbor for the purpose of assigning states for that
neighbor.
6.22.4.2.3 set
This command is used to modify managed neighbor states.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/ManagedNeighbors/States>
level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.22.4.2.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) optional parameters of a managed neighbor.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/ManagedNeighbors/States>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.22.5 NonCallP
This level is used to view and modify non-callp overload controls settings.
6.22.5.1 get
This command is used to view non-callp overload controls settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/NonCallP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.22.5.2 set
Use this command modify non-callp overload controls settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/OverloadControls/NonCallP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.23 Peering
This level is used to replicate the Application Server database to all Application Servers on the network
to achieve redundancy. The servers fulfill either a primary or backup role with respect to replication and
can therefore switch roles (secondary becoming primary) during interruptions to maintain full service.
Replication configuration can be complex, as the values returned by the get command only represent the
desired replication configuration, and not the actual one. Read this section before you configure replication.
Following are some additional notes regarding peering. * Desired versus Actual Configuration Values
returned by the get command, may not reflect the actual state of replication. These values only reflect the
desired replication configuration. Similarly, using the add command does not automatically add a server
to the replication process. It only informs the Application Server that this server should be added the next
time replication is started. To effectively synchronize the actual view and the desired view, stop and then
restart replication.WARNING: During the short interval when synchronizing the actual view and the desired
view, the Application Server could theoretically lose replication records. * Stopping Replication If two
Application Servers, for example NS01 and NS02, are replicated and replication is stopped on NS01, NS02
does not know this and therefore tries to send NS01 replication updates. NS01 is assumed to be down
and these updates are buffered on NS02. Eventually, the update buffer fills and NS02 does not accept
any more database modifications until communication is restored with NS01. Therefore, when removing
an Application Server from the replication scheme, it is important to stop and restart replication on every
server that had a related replication. * Masters versus Slaves Masters accept database modifications
(provisioning) whereas slaves do not. The concept of slaves is introduced to facilitate maintenance and
reduce network traffic. Contrary to masters, slaves only need to know about masters in their own cluster
(specifically, they do not need to know about masters or slaves in other clusters). Two geographically
distant clusters would have their masters propagate replication updates to the slaves, thus reducing
network traffic. * Clustering Clustering is currently not supported. * Host Names TimesTen requires that
host names be limited to 1 through 30 characters and are limited to any combination of letters (A-Z), digits
(0-9), and $, #, @, _. The first character must be a letter. If the host name is longer than 30 characters, an
alias can be created in the/etc/hostsfile.
6.23.1 get
This command is used to display attributes related to replication.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.23.2 set
Modify Peer Application Server-related attributes to change replication attributes. The IP address, host
name, and domain name can be modified. Other attributes that can be modified include whether or not the
Application Server is a master or a slave server, and whether or not the Application Server is a primary
server. Modify peer Application Server-related attributes when the IP address or peer type changes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: replicationPort
Variable: port
6.23.3 lock
Locking allows the system to block access to other replication Application Servers. It is typically used to
prevent files from being overwritten by another peer Application Server on the network while the replication
database file is being written to by its own Application Server. Manual locking is useful for blocking access
to the replication database file (from another Application Server) to perform maintenance.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering> level.
2) Enter:
lock [<hostName>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.23.4 start
The replication process of the Application Server database is started using this command. Database
peering begins for all Application Servers that currently exists as a peer Application Server in the network.
Whenever there is a change to an Application Server database in the network, the changes are replicated
dynamically to all other Application Servers. The message field Replication Manually Started is True if
manual replication has started.
6.23.5 status
The status of the Application Server database can be viewed using this command. The message field
Replication Manually Started is True if manual replication is running.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering> level.
2) Enter:
status↵
6.23.6 stop
The replication process of the Application Server database can be stopped at any time (for example, for
replacement). Replication will only begin again once it has been started. Any changes made during the
time the replication process has been stopped will not be replicated once the process has started again.
The message field Replication Manually Started will be False if the manual replication has stopped.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering> level.
2) Enter:
stop↵
6.23.7 unlock
Unlocking allows replication to proceed by allowing access to the replication database from other peer
Application Servers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering> level.
2) Enter:
unlock [<hostName>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.23.8 Peers
This level is used to view, add, delete, and modify network peers.
6.23.8.1 get
Peer Application Server-related attributes such as the host name, IP address, type, primary, and state, are
viewed using this command.NOTE: When configuring replication, it is important to use the canonical host
name of the server, which can be obtained by typing the hostname command without arguments. Using the
IP address or an alias causes replication to fail due to a TimesTen limitation.
6.23.8.2 add
When adding a new peer Application Server to the system, the host name, IP address, and peer type are
set. For file replication, secure shell access is configured.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
add <hostName> <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.23.8.3 set
Modify Peer Application Server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
set <hostName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<hostName> String 1 to 205 characters The host name of the peer server.
6.23.8.4 delete
This command is used to remove a Peer Application Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Peering/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <hostName>↵
where:
<hostName> String 1 to 205 characters The host name of the peer server.
6.24 ProfileTuning
This level is used to view and modify the profile tuning for the server.
6.24.1 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view and modify the general settings of profile tuning.
6.24.1.1 get
This command is used to view the general settings of profile tuning.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ProfileTuning/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.24.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the general settings of profile tuning.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ProfileTuning/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.24.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the general settings of profile tuning.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/ProfileTuning/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.25 Redundancy
If a primary Application Server is taken offline for maintenance or if a failure condition occurs on the
network and a primary Application Server is offline for any reason, redundancy allows for uninterrupted call
manager services. The primary Application Server database, replicated to one or more backup Application
6.25.1 get
Redundancy-related attributes, such as the RedunRollBackTimer and
SendSipOptionMessageUponMigration, are viewed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Redundancy> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.25.2 set
Redundancy-related attributes, such as the RedunRollBackTimer and
SendSipOptionMessageUponMigration, are modified using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Redundancy> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.25.3 GeoProxy
This level is used to view and modify geographic redundancy proxy settings.
6.25.3.1 get
This command is used to view geographic redundancy proxy attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/GeoProxy> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.25.3.2 set
This command is used to set geographic redundancy proxy attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/GeoProxy> level.
2) Enter:
6.25.3.3 UnreachableFromPrimary
This level is used to view users that are unreachable from the primary Application Server.
6.25.3.3.1 get
This command is used to view users that are unreachable from the primary Application Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/GeoProxy/UnreachableFromPrimary>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.25.4 MigratedUsers
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete MigratedUsers entries.
6.25.4.1 get
This command is used to view migrated users-related attributes. All the migrated users are listed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/MigratedUsers> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.25.5 PeerSIPConnectionMonitoring
This level is used to view and modify the settings for monitoring the peer SIP connection separately from
the redundancy link.
6.25.5.1 get
This command is used to view the peer SIP connection monitoring attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/PeerSIPConnectionMonitoring> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.25.5.2 set
This command is used to set the peer SIP connection monitoring attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Redundancy/PeerSIPConnectionMonitoring> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
6.26 Registration
Registration is used to eliminate all registered contacts associated with a particular user. In earlier versions
of BroadWorks, assigning the user a new location would clear the contacts.
6.26.1 get
This command displays registration-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Registration> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.26.2 set
This command is used to modify the registration location of a user in the database.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Registration> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.26.3 Contacts
This level is used to view and delete Contacts entries in the system.
<level> Choice serviceProvider, group, user, line This parameter specifies the level
Port, system for the registration locations you
want to view.
Variable: serviceProvider
Variable: group
Variable: user
Variable: linePort
<linePortId> String 1 to 161 characters The line port for the registration
locations you want to view.
<deviceLevel> Choice system, serviceProvider, group The device level for the
registration locations you want to
view.
6.27 Resources
This level is used to view and modify the physical resources of the server.
6.27.1 Memory
This level is used to view and modify the memory allocation rules for the applications running on the
server.
6.27.1.1 get
This command is used to show memory allocation general settings. They include the over-allocation
protection, which will adjust the container memory allocation if the configured memory settings exceed
physical memory available.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Resources/Memory> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.27.1.2 set
This command is used to set memory allocation general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Resources/Memory> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28 RoutePoint
This level is used to manage the Route Point attributes.
6.28.1 ApplicationController
This level is used to view, add, and delete Application Controller entries.
6.28.1.1 get
This command is used to view Application Controller-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ApplicationController> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.28.1.2 add
This command is used to add a new Application Controller.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ApplicationController> level.
2) Enter:
6.28.1.3 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Application Controller.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ApplicationController> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28.2 ExternalSystem
This level is used to view, add, modify, delete, and clear External System entries.
6.28.2.1 get
This command is used to view Route Point External System-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.28.2.2 add
This command is used to add a new Route Point External System.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28.2.3 set
This command is used to modify a Route Point External System-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Route Point External System.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28.2.5 clear
This command is used to clear Route Point External System-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28.2.6 ApplicationController
This level is used to view, add, and delete Application Controller entries.
6.28.2.6.1 get
This command is used to view Application Controller-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem/
ApplicationController> level.
2) Enter:
get <ExternalSystem>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28.2.6.2 add
This command is used to assign an application controller to a route point external system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem/
ApplicationController> level.
2) Enter:
add <ExternalSystem> <ApplicationController>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28.2.6.3 delete
This command is used to unassign an application controller from a route point external system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem/
ApplicationController> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ExternalSystem> <ApplicationController>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.28.2.7 Utilization
This level is used to view Utilization entries.
6.28.2.7.1 get
This command is used to view Utilization-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/RoutePoint/ExternalSystem/Utilization> level.
2) Enter:
get <ExternalSystem>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.29 Security
This level is used to view and modify the Access Control List (ACL) security options for the server.
6.29.1 BlackList
This level is used to view and modify the Access Control List (ACL) black list security options for the
BroadWorks server.
6.29.1.1 get
This command is used to display network security-related attributes. It displays the Access Control List
(ACL) black list that filters inbound network packets to the BroadWorks server. Packets that match entries
in the black list are processed by the BroadWorks server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Security/BlackList> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.29.1.2 add
This command is used to add an entry to the Access Control List (ACL) black list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Security/BlackList> level.
2) Enter:
add <SourceAddress> <Mask> <DestinationAddress> <destinationPortFirst>
<destinationPortLast> <protocol>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.29.1.3 delete
This command is used to remove an entry from the Access Control List (ACL) black list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Security/BlackList> level.
2) Enter:
delete <SourceAddress> <Mask> <DestinationAddress> <destinationPortFirst>
<destinationPortLast> <protocol>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.29.2 WhiteList
This level is used to view and modify the Access Control List (ACL) white list security options for the
BroadWorks server.
6.29.2.1 get
This command is used to display the network security-related attributes. It displays the Access Control List
white list that filters inbound network packets to the BroadWorks Server. Packets match entries in the white
list to be processed by the BroadWorks server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Security/WhiteList> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.29.2.2 add
This command is used to add an entry to the Access Control List ( ACL) white list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Security/WhiteList> level.
2) Enter:
add <SourceAddress> <Mask> <DestinationAddress> <destinationPortFirst>
<destinationPortLast> <protocol>↵
where:
6.29.2.3 delete
This command is used to remove an entry from the Access Control List (ACL) white list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Security/WhiteList> level.
2) Enter:
delete <SourceAddress> <Mask> <DestinationAddress> <destinationPortFirst>
<destinationPortLast> <protocol>↵
where:
6.30 SessionDataReplication
This level is used to view and modify the session data replication attributes.
6.30.1 get
This command is used to view the session data replication attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/SessionDataReplication> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.30.2 set
This command is used to modify the session data replication attributes.
6.31 StartupParam
Start-up parameter commands provide an administrative interface to manage Application Server start-
up parameters, that is, parameters passed to the Application Server java process at start up. Examples
of start-up parameters include activation of accounting events, e-mail protocol timeout values, and
so on. NOTE: You must restart Application Server processes after adding or changing values so that
configuration changes take effect.
6.31.1 get
This command is used to view System Startup Parameters.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/StartupParam> level.
2) Enter:
get [<name>]↵
where:
6.31.2 set
System property-related attributes, such as the mail POP3 timeout or mail IMAP connection timeout, are
changed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/StartupParam> level.
2) Enter:
set <name>↵
where:
<bw.sip.udp Integer 131072 through 33554432 This parameter specifies the size
.receiveBuffer (in bytes) of the attributes-related
Size> Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
receive buffer.
<bw Integer 500 through 5000 The throttling period for the
.meetmeconferenc MeetMe conferencing XSI events.
ing.xsiEvents The Application Server will
Threshold> combine participant events of
the same type for a conference
during this period to reduce the
number of events sent.
6.31.3 clear
System startup parameters are cleared (set to no value) using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/StartupParam> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name>↵
where:
6.32 Util
This level is used to view, modify, add, delete, and use the system utilities.
6.32.1 ASDump
The ASDump level is used to dump Application Server data to the Network Server.
6.32.2 BTLU
The level is used to generate a Business Trunking License Units (BTLU) report.
6.32.2.1 generateReport
This command is used to generate a Business Trunking License Units (BLTU) report. The command
generates a report with the system high-water mark entries for the last 30 days. If the command is
executed with the detail option, the report also includes enterprise and service provider-group high-water
mark entries for the last 30 days.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/BTLU> level.
2) Enter:
generateReport [<option>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.32.3 CallTrace
The Call Trace utility allows you to trace specific calls or Meet-Me Conference events. You can use
this utility by specifying a time range or specific files followed by a call scenario in order to extract the
relevant messages from the Execution Server (XS) debug logs. The XSi and OCI events are also logged.
If using the date mode, you specify the following: A start time, which should be in the XS logs time format
YYYY.MM.DD-HH:mm:ss or if you specify a time only (HH:mm:ss) the current day will be used. Note that
for both format seconds can be omitted. Hours should be in 24-hour time.
Example: 2012.05.21-16:34:00.
An end time, which should be in the XS logs format as well. Hours should be in 24-hour time. The
maximum time span allowed is four hours. If the end time is more than four hours after the start time, the
utility changes the end time to the start time plus four hours.
Example (will use current day): 17:20:00.
If using the files mode, you can specify up to 3 files using the file1, file2 and file3 parameters. Note that
wildcards are supported in file names.
Example: file1 xslog1.txt file2 xslog2.txt.
The log directory and output file are optional and by default /var/broadworks/logs/appserver will be used for
both. Output file will be in the following format: CallTraceYYYY.MM.DD-HH.mm.ss.txt.
Other filters such as log severity and log channel may be specified. The severity filter works based
on the following severity level hierarchy: [Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, Warn]. Example: If you
select "Info", log entries matching the "Info", "Notice" and "Warn" severity levels will be matched. If the
includeQueryUser option is activated, the output file will include the output of QueryUser utility for the given
DN or userId. If the verbose option is activated, the output will be printed on screen as well.
6.32.3.1 run
This command is used to retrieve logged call activity for a particular user in the system or for a Meet-Me
Conference event. This command extracts a call trace from the debug logs, based on date range or files,
user ID or DN, and other filters (optional).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/CallTrace> level.
2) Enter:
run <address> <searchMode> [<extraOptions>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: byDate
Variable: byFiles
<logFiles> MultipleChoice file1, file2, file3 The log files used to extract the
desired information from the
debug log. You can specify up
to 3 files using the file1, file2
and file3 parameters. Note that
wildcards are supported in file
names. Example: file1 xslog1.txt
file2 xslog2.txt. Example: file1
xslog*.txt.
<severities> Choice debug, fieldDebug, info, notice, Severities are filtered based
warn on the following severity level
hierarchy (lowest to highest):
[Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice,
Warn]. If "Info" is selected,
log entries matching the "Info"
severity and those above
("Notice" and "Warn") will be
matched. Example: FieldDebug.
<input MultipleChoice generic, accounting, callP, SMAP, Will filter the resulting logs
Channels> sip, sipMedia, MGCP, timer, OC only keeping logs that match
I-C, mediaCr, CAP, provisioning one of the channels specified.
Validation Example: Sip CallP - Each
channel separated by a space
character and must match one
of the following default channels:
[Generic, Accounting, CallP,
SMAP, Sip, SipMedia, MGCP,
Timer, OCI-C, MediaCr, CAP,
ProvisioningValidation].
6.32.4 EnhancedReporting
Enhanced reporting utility.
6.32.4.1 CallCenter
Enhanced Call Center Reporting (ECCR) utility.
6.32.4.1.1 resumeEventTransfer
This command is used to resume the transfer of Enhanced Call Center Reporting (ECCR) events to the
centralized database.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallCenter> level.
2) Enter:
Variable: group
Variable: enterprise
6.32.4.1.3 EventArchive
This level is used to access Enhanced Call Center Reporting (ECCR) event archive utilities.
6.32.4.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view the Enhanced Call Center Reporting (ECCR) event archive settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallCenter/
EventArchive> level.
6.32.4.1.3.3 listArchivedDates
This command is used to view the dates that have archived Enhanced Call Center Reporting (ECCR)
event data. The format of each date is: YYYY.MM.DD-HH.mm.ss
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallCenter/
EventArchive> level.
2) Enter:
listArchivedDates↵
6.32.4.1.3.4 remove
This command is used to remove all Enhanced Call Center Reporting (ECCR) archived events, starting
from the oldest day stored in the archive and ending with the end day provided. If no end day is provided,
the entire ECCR archive is removed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallCenter/
EventArchive> level.
2) Enter:
remove [<endDate>]↵
where:
6.32.4.1.3.5 replay
This command is used to send all Enhanced Call Center Reporting (ECCR) archived events, starting from
the date provided and ending with the most recent date archived, to the ECCR schema instance on the
Database Server. The command is intended for data recovery scenarios, following a database restoration
from a backup. When an event replay is initiated starting from the time of the backup, the data in the ECCR
schema instance on the Database Server is restored upon completion.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallCenter/
EventArchive> level.
2) Enter:
replay [<startDate>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.32.4.2 CallLogs
This level is used to access Enhanced Call Logs (ECL) utilities.
6.32.4.2.1 resumeEventTransfer
This command is used to resume the transfer of Enhanced Call Logs (ECL) events to the centralized
database.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallLogs> level.
2) Enter:
resumeEventTransfer↵
6.32.4.2.2 EventArchive
This level is used to access Enhanced Call Logs (ECL) event archive utilities.
6.32.4.2.2.1 get
This command is used to view the Enhanced Call Logs (ECL) event archive settings. These values apply
to all ECL schema instances.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallLogs/
EventArchive> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.32.4.2.2.3 listArchivedDates
This command is used to view the dates that have archived Enhanced Call Logs (ECL) event data for a
particular ECL schema instance. The format of each date is: YYYY.MM.DD-HH.mm.ss
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallLogs/
EventArchive> level.
2) Enter:
listArchivedDates <schemaInstance>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.32.4.2.2.4 remove
This command is used to remove all Enhanced Call Logs (ECL) archived events for an ECL schema
instance, starting from the oldest day stored in the archive and ending with the end day provided. If no end
day is provided, the entire archive for the ECL schema instance is removed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallLogs/
EventArchive> level.
2) Enter:
remove <schemaInstance> [<endDate>]↵
6.32.4.2.2.5 replay
This command is used to resend all Enhanced Call Logs (ECL) archived events for a particular ECL
schema instance, starting from the date provided and ending with the most recent date archived, to the
ECL schema instance on the Database Server. The command is intended for data recovery scenarios,
following a database restoration from a backup. If an event replay is initiated starting from the time of the
backup, the data in the ECL schema instance on the Database Server is restored upon completion.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/EnhancedReporting/CallLogs/
EventArchive> level.
2) Enter:
replay <schemaInstance> [<startDate>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.32.5 ListFiles
This level is used to view the list of custom audio/video files. You may view files associated with a specific
user, group, or service provider.
6.32.5.1 get
This command allows you to view the list of custom audio/video files. You may view files associated with a
specific user, group, or service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/ListFiles> level.
2) Enter:
get <type>↵
where:
6.32.6 Messaging
The Messaging level is used to create a file containing the IMP data intended to be sent to a Messaging
Server.
6.32.6.1 dump
This command is used to create a file of user data for all users that have Messaging services. The user
data contains user profile informations and Messaging services related information for that user.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/Messaging> level.
2) Enter:
dump <fileName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.32.7 QueryGroup
This level is used to view query group tool attributes.
6.32.7.1 get
This command is used to view query group tool attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/QueryGroup> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.32.8 QueryUser
This level is used to view query user tool attributes.
6.32.8.1 get
This command is used to view query user tool attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/QueryUser> level.
6.32.9 SubscriberExport
This level is used to invoke a subscriber export.
6.32.9.1 export
This command is used to export .CSV files containing select subscriber data. Only one instance of this
command can run at one time.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Util/SubscriberExport> level.
2) Enter:
export↵
6.33 Zone
This level is used to manage the system level zones.
6.33.1 get
This command is used to get a list of all zones.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
6.33.2 add
This command is used to add a new zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone> level.
2) Enter:
add <zoneName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.33.3 delete
This command is used to delete an existing zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone> level.
2) Enter:
6.33.4 usage
This command is used to get a list of all office zones using a given zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone> level.
2) Enter:
usage <zoneName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.33.5 IPAddress
This level is used to manage the IP Address to zone mapping.
6.33.5.1 get
This command is used to view IP Addresses assigned to zone. At least one of the parameters defined
in the multiple choice attribute needs to be specified in order to search all IP addresses for a zone. If the
search produces over 1,000 entries, an error message will be displayed and user should refine the search
criteria to narrow the search.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/IPAddress> level.
2) Enter:
get <zoneName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.33.5.2 add
This command is used to add an IP Address or an IP Address range to a zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/IPAddress> level.
2) Enter:
add <zoneName> <ipAddressStart> [<ipAddressEnd>]↵
6.33.5.3 delete
This command is used to delete a single IP address or a range of addresses from a zone. The IP address
or range mentioned should be an exact match of either an individual entry or a range.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/IPAddress> level.
2) Enter:
delete <zoneName> <ipAddressStart> [<ipAddressEnd>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.33.6 LocationBasedPhysicalLocations
This level is used to manage the zone to location based physical location associations.
6.33.6.1 get
This command is used to view location based physical locations assigned to zone. At least one of the
parameters defined in the multiple choice attribute needs to be specified in order to search all physical
locations for a zone. If the search produces over 1,000 entries, an error message will be displayed and
user should refine the search criteria to narrow the search.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/LocationBasedPhysicalLocations> level.
2) Enter:
get <zoneName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.33.6.2 add
This command is used to add a single location based physical location to a zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/LocationBasedPhysicalLocations> level.
2) Enter:
add <zoneName> <physicalLocation>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.33.6.3 delete
This command is used to delete a single location based physical location from a zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/LocationBasedPhysicalLocations> level.
2) Enter:
delete <zoneName> <physicalLocation>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.33.7 ZoneCallingPhysicalLocation
This level is used to manage the zone to zone calling physical location association.
6.33.7.1 get
This command is used to view the zone calling physical location associated with a zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/ZoneCallingPhysicalLocation> level.
2) Enter:
get <zoneName>↵
where:
6.33.7.2 set
This command is used to modify the zone calling physical location associated with a zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/ZoneCallingPhysicalLocation> level.
2) Enter:
set <zoneName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
6.33.7.3 clear
This command is used to clear a zone calling physical location from a zone.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/System/Zone/ZoneCallingPhysicalLocation> level.
2) Enter:
clear <zoneName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1 CommPilot
This level is used to view and modify the Application Server CommPilot portal.
7.1.1 ClientApplicationLaunchUrls
This level is used to view and modify the Client Application Launch Uniform Resource Locators (URLs).
7.1.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Client Application Launch URL's.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/ClientApplicationLaunchUrls>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.1.2 set
This command is used to set the Client Application Launch URL's.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/ClientApplicationLaunchUrls>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Client Application Launch URL's.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/ClientApplicationLaunchUrls>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.2 FileTransfer
This level is used to configure the file transfer related settings of the CommPilot application.
7.1.2.1 get
This command is used to view the file transfer settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/FileTransfer> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.2.2 set
This command is used to modify the file transfer settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/FileTransfer> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.2.3 Link
This level is used to configure the link related settings.
7.1.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view the file transfer link settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/FileTransfer/Link> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.2.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the file transfer link settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/FileTransfer/Link> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.3 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view and modify the general settings of the CommPilot portal.
7.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view the General Settings of the CommPilot application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.3.2 set
This command is used to modify CommPilot General Settings-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/GeneralSettings> level.
<login Choice none, user, department, group, This parameter specifies the
Authorization serviceProvider, provisioning minimum authorization level for
Level> Admin, all the portal.
7.1.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear General Settings-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.4 Logging
This level is used to view and modify the logging for the CommPilot application.
7.1.4.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.1.4.3 InputChannels
This level is used to configure the input channels for the CommPilot application.
7.1.4.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.4.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.1.4.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.4.3.4 Categories
This level is used to view, add, and remove logging categories.
7.1.4.3.4.1 get
This command is used to view Logging Categories-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging/InputChannels/
Categories> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.4.3.4.2 add
This command is used to add new Logging Categories entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging/InputChannels/
Categories> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <include>↵
Variable: SMAP
7.1.4.3.4.3 delete
This command is used to remove Logging Categories-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging/InputChannels/
Categories> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name> <include>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: SMAP
SMAP
7.1.4.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.1.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.4.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
7.1.5 RelativeUrl
This level is used to support relative Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) in the CommPilot application.
7.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view relative url's attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/RelativeUrl> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.5.2 set
This command is used to modify relative url's-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/RelativeUrl> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.5.3 clear
This command is used to clear relative url's-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/RelativeUrl> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.5.4 AliasesPrefix
This level is used to modify the aliases prefix for the CommPilot application.
7.1.5.4.1 get
This command is used to view the Aliases Prefix for the CommPilot application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/RelativeUrl/AliasesPrefix>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.5.4.2 add
This command is used to add a new Aliases Prefix to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/RelativeUrl/AliasesPrefix>
level.
2) Enter:
add <interfaceIp> <alias> <prefix>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.5.4.3 set
This command is used to modify Aliases Prefix-related attributes.
7.1.5.4.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Aliases Prefix from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/RelativeUrl/AliasesPrefix>
level.
2) Enter:
delete <interfaceIp> <alias>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.6 VisualDeviceManagement
This level is used to view and modify the visual device management settings of the CommPilot portal.
7.1.6.1 get
This command is used to view the visual device management settings of the CommPilot application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/VisualDeviceManagement> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.6.2 set
This command is used to modify visual device management-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/VisualDeviceManagement> level.
2) Enter:
7.1.6.3 clear
This command is used to clear visual device management-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/VisualDeviceManagement> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.7 WebBranding
This level is used to view and modify web branding for CommPilot. In a CommPilot Web Server farm,
servers are identified as web branding masters (recommended two servers). Each time an administrator
accesses a Web Branding administration page, the administrator is automatically redirected to a branding
master.
7.1.7.1 get
This command is used to view the Web Branding configuration for the CommPilot application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/WebBranding> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.1.7.2 set
This command is used to modify Web Branding-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/WebBranding> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.1.7.3 clear
This command is used to clear Web Branding-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/CommPilot/WebBranding> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.2 DeviceManagementFiles
This level is used to configure the interface to the file repository for the Device Management Files
application.
7.2.1 Logging
This level is used to view and modify the logging for the Device Management Files application.
7.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/DeviceManagementFiles/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.2.1.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/DeviceManagementFiles/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.2.1.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
7.2.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/DeviceManagementFiles/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.2.1.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/DeviceManagementFiles/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.2.1.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/DeviceManagementFiles/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.2.1.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.2.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/DeviceManagementFiles/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.2.1.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/DeviceManagementFiles/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3 ExecutionAndProvisioning
This level is used to view and modify the Application Execution And Provisioning application.
7.3.1 Encryption
This level is used to configure security options for this application.
7.3.1.1 changeDefaultEncryptionKey
This command is used to change the default encryption key and using the new key to re-encrypt any data
encrypted using the default encryption key. The Application Server must be in a stopped state in order to
run this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/Encryption>
level.
2) Enter:
changeDefaultEncryptionKey↵
7.3.2 PS
This level is used to view and modify the Broadworks Provisioning Server process.
7.3.2.1 Bcct
This level is used to view and modify the BCCT.
7.3.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view the BCCT-related attributes for the PS.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Bcct> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the BCCT-related attributes for the PS.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Bcct> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
7.3.2.2 Database
This level is used to view and modify the database used by the Execution Server.
7.3.2.2.1 Databases
This level is used to view and modify the databases-related attributes.
7.3.2.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view Oracle persistency databases configured in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.2.1.2 add
This command is used to add Oracle persistency databases to the application configuration. It should
match the base name of the centralized database specified during the Database Server installation.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <password>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.2.2.1.3 set
This command is used to modify Oracle Persistency databases attributes in the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
7.3.2.2.1.4 delete
This command is used to remove Oracle persistency databases from the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.2.2.1.5 Sites
This level is used to view and modify the sites-related attributes.
7.3.2.2.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view Database Server Observer sites configured in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
get <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.2.2.1.5.2 add
This command is used to add the Oracle persistency database sites to the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <hostName> <portNumber> <preferred>↵
where:
7.3.2.2.1.5.3 set
This command is used to modify the Oracle persistency databases attributes in the application
configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <hostName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.2.2.1.5.4 delete
This command is used to remove Database Server Observer site from the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name> <hostName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.2.2.1.5.5 validate
This command is used to validate the configuration of the sites and the connection to the Database Server.
In addition, it is used to display the status of the sites. A description of the site status follows: Primary: The
primary database resides on this site. Physical Standby: The physical standby database resides on this
site. Logical Standby: The logical standby database resides on this site. Not Available: A database is not
available on this site or is not running. To troubleshoot, verify that the database is installed and working
properly and that BroadWorks is running on the site's node(s). Unreachable: This site or the database
listener is unreachable. To troubleshoot, check the network connection to the site and make sure that
BroadWorks is running on the site's node(s). Password Mismatch: The password set in the CLI does not
match the password set for the database. To troubleshoot, reset the password for the database in the CLI.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
validate↵
7.3.2.2.2 Schemas
This level is used to view and modify the schema-related attributes.
7.3.2.2.2.1 get
This command is used to view Oracle persistency schemas configured in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Schemas> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.2.2.2 Instances
This level is used to view and modify the schemas instances-related attributes.
7.3.2.2.2.2.1 get
This command is used to view Oracle persistency schemas instances configured in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
get <schemaType>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.2.2.2.2.2 add
This command is used to add Oracle persistency schemas instances in the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
7.3.2.2.2.2.3 set
This command is used to modify Oracle persistency schemas instances in the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
set <schemaType> <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.2.2.2.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete Oracle persistency schemas instances in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
7.3.2.2.2.2.5 clear
This command is used to clear Oracle persistency schemas instances attributes in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
clear <schemaType> <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.2.2.2.2.6 validate
This command is used to validate the configuration of the schemas and the connection to the Database
Server. In addition, it is used to display the status of the schema. A description of the schema status
follows: Read/Write: Read and write access is provided for the schema. Read Only: Read-only access
is provided for the schema. Not Available: The schema is not available. To troubleshoot: * Check the
status of the site. If the status of the site is "Not Available", "Password Mismatch", or "Unreachable",
address the corresponding issues until the status displays "Primary" or "Physical Standby" or "Logical
Standby" indicating that the site is available. * When the site is available, use the get command at the
Database Server CLI Applications/DbManagement/ DbManager/Schemas level to verify if the schema
exists. * If the schema does not exist, use the deploy command to deploy the schema to the database.
Password Mismatch: The password set in the CLI does not match the password set for the schema. To
troubleshoot, reset the password for the schema in the CLI. Account Locked: The schema account is
locked. To troubleshoot, unlock the schema account at the Database Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
validate↵
7.3.2.3 Logging
This level is used to view and modify the logging for the Provisioning Server.
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.3.2.3.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view and modify the input channels-related information for the Provisioning Server.
7.3.2.3.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.3.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
<name> Choice Generic, Timer, Audit, Common This parameter specifies the
Persistency, Broadsoft name of the logging input
CommonCommunication channel.
Transport, BroadsoftCommon
CommunicationTransportKeep
Alive, ServiceOS, SMAP, File
System, HttpClient, Name
Service, ShInterface, Device
Management, Diameter, Call
Center, BroadWorksMobile
Manager, OCI-P, Subscriber
Export
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.3.2.3.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<name> Choice Generic, Timer, Audit, Common This parameter specifies the
Persistency, Broadsoft name of the logging input
CommonCommunication channel.
Transport, BroadsoftCommon
CommunicationTransportKeep
Alive, ServiceOS, SMAP, File
System, HttpClient, Name
Service, ShInterface, Device
Management, Diameter, Call
Center, BroadWorksMobile
Manager, OCI-P, Subscriber
Export
7.3.2.3.3.4 AuditLog
This level is used to view and modify the audit logs for the Provisioning Server.
7.3.2.3.3.4.1 get
7.3.2.3.3.5 Categories
This level is used to view, add, and remove logging categories.
7.3.2.3.3.5.1 get
This command is used to view Logging Categories-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Logging/
InputChannels/Categories> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.3.3.5.2 add
This command is used to add new Logging Categories entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Logging/
InputChannels/Categories> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <include>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: SMAP
7.3.2.3.3.5.3 delete
This command is used to remove Logging Categories-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Logging/
InputChannels/Categories> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name> <include>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: SMAP
7.3.2.3.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.3.2.3.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.3.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
7.3.2.4 SecurityLogging
This level is used to view and modify the security logging for the Provisioning Server.
7.3.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/
SecurityLogging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.4.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/
SecurityLogging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.3.2.4.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
7.3.2.4.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/
SecurityLogging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.4.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/
SecurityLogging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.3.2.4.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.3.2.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/
SecurityLogging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.2.4.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/PS/
SecurityLogging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3 XS
This level is used to view and modify the Execution Server attributes.
7.3.3.1 Bcct
This level is used to view and modify the BCCT.
7.3.3.1.1 get
This command is used to view the BCCT-related attributes for the XS.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Bcct> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.3.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the BCCT-related attributes for the XS.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Bcct> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2 Database
This level is used to configure the database used by this application.
7.3.3.2.1 Databases
This level is used to view and modify the databases-related attributes.
7.3.3.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view Oracle persistency databases configured in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Databases> level.
7.3.3.2.1.3 set
This command is used to modify Oracle Persistency databases attributes in the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Databases> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2.1.4 delete
This command is used to remove Oracle persistency databases from the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Databases> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2.1.5.2 add
This command is used to add the Oracle persistency database sites to the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <hostName> <portNumber> <preferred>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2.1.5.3 set
This command is used to modify the Oracle persistency databases attributes in the application
configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <hostName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2.1.5.4 delete
This command is used to remove Database Server Observer site from the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name> <hostName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2.1.5.5 validate
This command is used to validate the configuration of the sites and the connection to the Database Server.
In addition, it is used to display the status of the sites. A description of the site status follows: Primary: The
primary database resides on this site. Physical Standby: The physical standby database resides on this
site. Logical Standby: The logical standby database resides on this site. Not Available: A database is not
available on this site or is not running. To troubleshoot, verify that the database is installed and working
properly and that BroadWorks is running on the site's node(s). Unreachable: This site or the database
listener is unreachable. To troubleshoot, check the network connection to the site and make sure that
BroadWorks is running on the site's node(s). Password Mismatch: The password set in the CLI does not
match the password set for the database. To troubleshoot, reset the password for the database in the CLI.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Databases/Sites> level.
2) Enter:
validate↵
7.3.3.2.2 Schemas
This level is used to view and modify the schema-related attributes.
7.3.3.2.2.1 get
This command is used to view Oracle persistency schemas configured in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Schemas> level.
7.3.3.2.2.2.2 add
This command is used to add Oracle persistency schemas instances in the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
add <schemaType> <name> <password> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2.2.2.3 set
This command is used to modify Oracle persistency schemas instances in the application configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
set <schemaType> <name> <attribute>↵
7.3.3.2.2.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete Oracle persistency schemas instances in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
delete <schemaType> <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2.2.2.5 clear
This command is used to clear Oracle persistency schemas instances attributes in the application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
clear <schemaType> <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.2.2.2.6 validate
This command is used to validate the configuration of the schemas and the connection to the Database
Server. In addition, it is used to display the status of the schema. A description of the schema status
follows: Read/Write: Read and write access is provided for the schema. Read Only: Read-only access
is provided for the schema. Not Available: The schema is not available. To troubleshoot: * Check the
status of the site. If the status of the site is "Not Available", "Password Mismatch", or "Unreachable",
address the corresponding issues until the status displays "Primary" or "Physical Standby" or "Logical
Standby" indicating that the site is available. * When the site is available, use the get command at the
Database Server CLI Applications/DbManagement/ DbManager/Schemas level to verify if the schema
exists. * If the schema does not exist, use the deploy command to deploy the schema to the database.
Password Mismatch: The password set in the CLI does not match the password set for the schema. To
troubleshoot, reset the password for the schema in the CLI. Account Locked: The schema account is
locked. To troubleshoot, unlock the schema account at the Database Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Database/
Schemas/Instances> level.
2) Enter:
validate↵
7.3.3.3 Logging
This level is used to view and modify the logging.
7.3.3.3.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.3.3.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.3.3.3.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view and modify the input channels for the Execution Server.
7.3.3.3.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.3.3.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.3.3.3.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.3.3.3.3.4 Categories
This level is used to view, add, and remove logging categories.
7.3.3.3.3.4.1 get
This command is used to view Logging Categories-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging/
InputChannels/Categories> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.3.3.3.4.2 add
This command is used to add new Logging Categories entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging/
InputChannels/Categories> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <include>↵
where:
Variable: CallP
Variable: SMAP
SMAP
Variable: Sip
Variable: SipMedia
Variable: MGCP
7.3.3.3.3.4.3 delete
This command is used to remove Logging Categories-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging/
InputChannels/Categories> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name> <include>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: CallP
Variable: SMAP
Variable: Sip
Variable: SipMedia
Variable: MGCP
7.3.3.3.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.3.3.3.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.3.3.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
7.3.3.4 SecurityLogging
This level is used to view and modify the security logging for the Execution Server.
7.3.3.4.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/
SecurityLogging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.3.4.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/
SecurityLogging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.3.3.4.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
7.3.3.4.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/
SecurityLogging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.3.4.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/
SecurityLogging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.3.3.4.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
7.3.3.4.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.3.3.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/
SecurityLogging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.3.3.4.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/ExecutionAndProvisioning/XS/
SecurityLogging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.4 JWSFiles
This level is used to configure the application that serves the Java Web Start application.
7.4.1 Logging
This level is used to control logging.
7.4.1.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.4.1.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.4.1.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.4.1.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.4.1.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.4.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
7.4.2 Users
This level is used to view, modify, add, and delete user-related attributes.
7.4.2.1 get
This command is used to view the users-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Users> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.4.2.2 add
This command is used to add users.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Users> level.
2) Enter:
add <username> <accessPriv>↵
where:
7.4.2.3 set
This command is used to modify the users-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Users> level.
2) Enter:
set <username> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.4.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete users.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/JWSFiles/Users> level.
2) Enter:
delete <username>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.5 MediaFiles
This level is used to use a Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) interface for
serving Media Server files.
7.5.1 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view and modify the general settings.
7.5.1.1 get
This command is used to view general settings-related attributes.
7.5.1.2 set
This command is used to modify general settings-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<user Choice none, basic, digest This parameter specifies the type
Authentication> of user authentication.
7.5.2 Logging
This level is used to view and modify the logging for the Media Files application.
7.5.2.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.5.2.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.5.2.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
7.5.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.5.2.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.5.2.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
7.5.2.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.5.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.5.2.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.5.3 Users
This level is used to view, modify, add, and delete user-related attributes.
7.5.3.2 add
This command is used to add users.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Users> level.
2) Enter:
add <username> <accessPriv>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.5.3.3 set
This command is used to modify the users-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Users> level.
2) Enter:
set <username> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.5.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete users.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/MediaFiles/Users> level.
2) Enter:
delete <username>↵
where:
7.6 OCIFiles
This level is used to configure the application that serves Open Client Interface (OCI) files for Hypertext
Transfer Protocol (HTTP) put and retrieve commands.
7.6.1 Logging
This level is used to control logging.
7.6.1.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIFiles/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.6.1.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIFiles/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.6.1.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.6.1.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIFiles/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.6.1.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.6.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIFiles/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
7.7 OCIOverSoap
This level is used to configure the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) Simple Object Access
Protocol (SOAP) interface.
7.7.1 GeneralSettings
This level is used to configure the general settings of the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) over
Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP).
7.7.1.1 get
This command is used to view the general settings of the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) over
Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.7.2 Logging
This level is used to control logging.
7.7.2.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.7.2.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.7.2.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
7.7.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.7.2.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.7.2.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
7.7.2.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.7.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/Logging/OutputChannels>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.7.2.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/Logging/OutputChannels>
level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.7.3.1 get
This command is used to view the Open Client Server (OCS) connectivity-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/OCSConnectivity> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.7.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the Open Client Server (OCS) connectivity-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OCIOverSoap/OCSConnectivity> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 Sets the port on OCS that web
service will connect to.
7.8 OpenClientServer
This level is used to view and modify Open Client Server (OCS)-related attributes. The Network Server and
Application Server clusters communicate with the Open Client Server.
7.8.1.1 get
This command is used to view CAPProxy-related attributes in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/CAPProxy> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.1.2 set
This command is used to set CAPProxy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/CAPProxy> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.2 ExternalAuthentication
This level is used to view, modify, and clear external authentication entries.
7.8.2.1 AccessControlList
This level is used to view, add, modify, delete, and clear the Access Control List (ACL) entries.
7.8.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view External Authentication ACL entries in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/
ExternalAuthentication/AccessControlList> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.2.1.2 add
This command is used to add a new External Authentication ACL entry in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/
ExternalAuthentication/AccessControlList> level.
7.8.2.1.3 set
This command is used to modify an External Authentication ACL entry in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/
ExternalAuthentication/AccessControlList> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.2.1.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing External Authentication ACL entry from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/
ExternalAuthentication/AccessControlList> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.3 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view, modify, and clear the general settings.
7.8.3.1 get
This command is used to view the Open Client Server (OCS) general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the Open Client Server (OCS) general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear General Setting-related attributes in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.4 JVMStatsCollector
This level is used to configure the Open Client Server (OCS) Java Virtual Machine (JVM) statistics collector
settings.
7.8.4.1 GeneralSettings
This level is used to configure the general settings of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) statistics collector.
7.8.4.1.1 get
This command is used to view the general settings of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) statistics collector.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector/
GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.4.1.2 set
The command is used to modify the general settings of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) statistics collector.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector/
GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
7.8.4.2 HeapUsageThreshold
This level is used to configure the heap usage threshold settings.
7.8.4.2.1 get
This command is used to view the heap usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector/
HeapUsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.4.2.2 set
The command is used to modify the heap usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector/
HeapUsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.4.3 NonHeapUsageThreshold
This level is used to configure the non-heap usage threshold settings.
7.8.4.3.1 get
This command is used to view the non-heap usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/JVMStatsCollector/
NonHeapUsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
7.8.5 Logging
This level is used to view and modify the logging for the Open Client Server.
7.8.5.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.5.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.8.5.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
7.8.5.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.5.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.8.5.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
7.8.5.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.8.5.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.5.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.6 NSOCIProxy
This level is used to view, modify, and add Network Server Open Client Interface (OCI) proxy entries.
7.8.6.1 get
This command is used to view NSOCIProxy-related attributes in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/NSOCIProxy> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.6.2 set
This command is used to modify NSOCIProxy-related attributes in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/NSOCIProxy> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<common Integer 1025 through 65535 The listening OCI port on the
Communication Network Server.
TransportNSPS
Port>
7.8.7.1 get
This command is used to view the Name service-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/NameService> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.7.2 set
This command is used to modify the Name service-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/NameService> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.8 OCIProxy
This level is used to view and modify Open Client Interface (OCI) proxy settings.
7.8.8.1 get
This command is used to view the Open Client Interface (OCI) proxy-related attributes in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.8.2 set
This command is used to modify the Open Client Interface (OCI) proxy-related attributes in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.8.3 LoginLevelAllowed
This level is used to view, add, and delete the login level allowed entries.
7.8.8.3.1 get
This command is used to view the login level allowed entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
LoginLevelAllowed> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.8.3.2 add
This command is used to add a login level allowed entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
LoginLevelAllowed> level.
2) Enter:
add <loginLevel>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<loginLevel> MultipleChoice User, GroupDepartment, Group, Adds the selected login level.
ServiceProvider, Provisioning,
System, LawfulIntercept
<loginLevel> MultipleChoice User, GroupDepartment, Group, This is the login level to disallow.
ServiceProvider, Provisioning,
System, LawfulIntercept
7.8.8.4 ResponseCache
This level is used to view, add, or delete Open Client Interface (OCI) response cache entries.
7.8.8.4.1 get
This command is used to view the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) response cache entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.8.4.2 add
This command is used to add an Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) response cache entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache> level.
2) Enter:
add <requestName> <responseName> <minResponseLengthBytes> <enterpriseScope>
<groupScope>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.8.4.3 set
The command is used to modify an Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) response cache entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache> level.
2) Enter:
set <requestName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.8.4.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) response cache
entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache> level.
2) Enter:
delete <requestName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.8.4.5 RequestExclusionFilter
This level is used to view and modify the request exclusion filter entries.
7.8.8.4.5.1 get
This command is used to view the request exclusion filter entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache/RequestExclusionFilter> level.
2) Enter:
get <requestName>↵
where:
7.8.8.4.5.2 add
This command is used to add a request exclusion filter entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache/RequestExclusionFilter> level.
2) Enter:
add <requestName> <regularExpression>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.8.4.5.3 delete
This command is used to delete an existing request exclusion filter entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache/RequestExclusionFilter> level.
2) Enter:
delete <requestName> <regularExpression>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.8.4.6 RequestInclusionFilter
This level is used to view and modify the request inclusion filter entries.
7.8.8.4.6.1 get
This command is used to view the request inclusion filter entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache/RequestInclusionFilter> level.
2) Enter:
7.8.8.4.6.2 add
This command is used to add a request inclusion filter entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache/RequestInclusionFilter> level.
2) Enter:
add <requestName> <regularExpression>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.8.4.6.3 delete
This command is used to delete a request inclusion filter entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/OCIProxy/
ResponseCache/RequestInclusionFilter> level.
2) Enter:
delete <requestName> <regularExpression>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.9 SSLConfiguration
This level is used to view and modify Open Client Server (OCS)-related attributes. In addition, you can
generate a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) key for a secure OCS connection and to load and update a new
SSL certificate file.
7.8.9.2 add
This command is used to add the Open Client Server (OCS) with the current Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
configuration properties.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration> level.
2) Enter:
add <interface> <serverCertificate> <clientAuthReq>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.9.3 set
This command is used to modify the Open Client Server (OCS) Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) configuration
properties.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration> level.
2) Enter:
set <interface> <attribute>↵
where:
7.8.9.4 delete
This command is used to delete the Open Client Server (OCS) with the current Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) configuration properties.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration> level.
2) Enter:
delete <interface>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.9.5 sslExport
This command is used to export Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) files (certificate, key, or chain file). The SSL
file is taken from its location and copied to the ''/var/broadworks/tmp/'' directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration> level.
2) Enter:
sslExport <interface> <attribute>↵
where:
7.8.9.6 sslGenkey
This command is used to generate an SSL key for a secure OCS. A generated .csr (Certificate Signing
Request) file is written to the ''/var/broadworks/tmp'' directory under the name "name.csr", where name is
the interface IP address.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration> level.
2) Enter:
sslGenkey <interface> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<interface> Choice An IP interface that is currently This is the Open Client Server
defined on the server. (OCS) interface.
<keyLength> Integer 512 through 16384 The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
key length or key size, default
value (when not specified) is
"1024".
7.8.9.7 sslRemove
This command is used to remove the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) file (chain file).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration> level.
2) Enter:
sslRemove <interface> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<interface> Choice An IP interface that is currently The Open Client Server (OCS)
defined on the server. interface.
7.8.9.8 sslShow
This command is used to view the details of the X.509 certificate and certificate chain associated with the
provided interface. This command reflects the information as it is sent by the server to the software client.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration> level.
2) Enter:
sslShow <interface>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.9.9 sslUpdate
This command is used to load and update a new Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate file. The certificate
is taken from the specified path and copied to the proper location.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration> level.
2) Enter:
sslUpdate <interface> <attribute>↵
where:
<certificateFile> String 1 to 255 characters The file name for the certificate
file.
<keyFile> String 1 to 255 characters The file name for the certificate
chain file.
<chainFile> String 1 to 255 characters The file name for the key file.
7.8.9.10 ClientAuthentication
This level is used to view and modify the Open Client Server (OCS) client authentication properties.
7.8.9.10.1 Trusts
This level is used to generate Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) trust anchors.
7.8.9.10.1.1 get
This command is used to view the list of Trust Anchors.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration/
ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.8.9.10.1.2 createTrust
This command is used to generate a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) key and a trust anchor for a secure
Open Client Server (OCS) interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration/
ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
createTrust <alias> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<keyLength> Integer 512 through 16384 This parameter specifies the key
length or key size. (default value
2048 when not specified).
7.8.9.10.1.3 deleteTrust
This command is used to delete a trust anchor identified by its alias name.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration/
ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
deleteTrust <alias>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.9.10.1.4 exportTrust
This command is used to export a file related to Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). The SSL file is extracted
from the BroadWorks trust store and copied to the /var/broadworks/tmp directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration/
ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
exportTrust <alias> <attribute>↵
Variable: pkcs12File
7.8.9.10.1.5 showTrust
This command is used to view the details of the X.509 certificate associated with the trust anchor of the
provided interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration/
ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
showTrust <alias>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.8.9.10.1.6 updateTrust
This command is used to load and update a trust anchor file. The certificate is taken from the specified
path and copied to the proper location.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/OpenClientServer/SSLConfiguration/
ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
updateTrust <alias> <trustAnchorFile>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9 WebContainer
This level is used to view and modify the web container application.
7.9.1 Apache
This level is used to configure the Apache container.
7.9.1.1 GeneralSettings
This level is used to configure the Apache general settings.
7.9.1.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Apache general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Apache/GeneralSettings>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.1.1.2 set
The command is used to modify the Apache general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Apache/GeneralSettings>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<logLevel> Choice debug, info, notice, warn, error, This parameter specifies the log
crit, alert, emerg level.
7.9.1.1.3 WorkersBusyThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the workers busy threshold settings.
7.9.1.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view the workers busy threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Apache/GeneralSettings/
WorkersBusyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.1.1.3.2 set
The command is used to modify the workers busy threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Apache/GeneralSettings/
WorkersBusyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2 Tomcat
This level is used to view and modify the Tomcat container.
7.9.2.1 Executors
This level is used to view and modify the Tomcat executors.
7.9.2.1.1 AJP
This level is used to view and modify the Apache JServ Protocol (AJP) executor.
7.9.2.1.1.1 Queue
This level is used to view and modify the queue settings.
7.9.2.1.1.1.1 get
This command is used to view the queue settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/
Queue> level.
2) Enter:
7.9.2.1.1.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the queue settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/
Queue> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.1.1.4 LatencyThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the latency threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.1.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view the latency threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/
Queue/LatencyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.1.1.4.2 set
The command is used to modify the latency threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/
Queue/LatencyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
7.9.2.1.1.1.5 SizeThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the size threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.1.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view the size threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/
Queue/SizeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.1.1.5.2 set
The command is used to modify the size threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/
Queue/SizeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.1.2 ThreadPool
This level is used to view and modify the thread pool settings.
7.9.2.1.1.2.1 get
This command is used to view the thread pool settings.
7.9.2.1.1.2.3 UsageThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the usage threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.1.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view the usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/
ThreadPool/UsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.1.2.3.2 set
The command is used to modify the usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/AJP/
ThreadPool/UsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
7.9.2.1.2 CTI
This level is used to view and modify the Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) interface executor.
7.9.2.1.2.1 Queue
This level is used to view and modify the queue settings for the Computer Telephony Integration (CTI)
interface executor.
7.9.2.1.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view the queue settings for the Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) interface
executor.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
Queue> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.2.1.2 set
The command is used to modify the queue settings for the Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) interface
executor.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
Queue> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.2.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the queue settings for the Computer Telephony Integration
(CTI) interface executor.
7.9.2.1.2.1.4 LatencyThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the latency threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.2.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view the latency threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
Queue/LatencyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.2.1.4.2 set
The command is used to modify the latency threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
Queue/LatencyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.2.1.5 SizeThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the size threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.2.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view the size threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
Queue/SizeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.2.2 ThreadPool
This level is used to view and modify the thread pool settings.
7.9.2.1.2.2.1 get
This command is used to view the thread pool settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
ThreadPool> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.2.2.2 set
The command is used to modify the thread pool settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
ThreadPool> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.2.2.3 ProcessingTimeThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the processing time threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.2.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view the processing time threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.2.2.3.2 set
The command is used to modify the processing time threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.2.2.4 UsageThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the usage threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.2.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view the usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/CTI/
ThreadPool/UsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.2.2.4.2 set
The command is used to modify the usage threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.3 HTTPNio
This level is used to view and modify the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) New I/O executor.
7.9.2.1.3.1 Queue
This level is used to view and modify the queue settings.
7.9.2.1.3.1.1 get
This command is used to view the queue settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
Queue> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.3.1.2 set
The command is used to modify the queue settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
Queue> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.3.1.3 clear
7.9.2.1.3.1.4 LatencyThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the latency threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.3.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view the threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
Queue/LatencyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.3.1.4.2 set
The command is used to modify the threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
Queue/LatencyThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.3.1.5 SizeThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the size threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.3.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view the size threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
Queue/SizeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
7.9.2.1.3.2 ThreadPool
This level is used to view and modify the thread pool settings.
7.9.2.1.3.2.1 get
This command is used to view the thread pool settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
ThreadPool> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.3.2.2 set
The command is used to modify the thread pool settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
ThreadPool> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.3.2.3 ProcessingTimeThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the processing time threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.3.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view the processing time threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.3.2.3.2 set
The command is used to modify the processing time threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
ThreadPool/ProcessingTimeThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.1.3.2.4 UsageThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the usage threshold settings.
7.9.2.1.3.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view the usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Executors/HTTPNio/
ThreadPool/UsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.1.3.2.4.2 set
7.9.2.2 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view and modify the Tomcat general settings.
7.9.2.2.1 get
This command is used to view the Tomcat general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/GeneralSettings>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.2.2 set
The command is used to modify Tomcat general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/GeneralSettings>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.3 JVMStatsCollector
This level is used to view and modify the Tomcat Java Virtual Machine (JVM) statistics collector settings.
7.9.2.3.1 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view and modify the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) statistics collector general settings.
7.9.2.3.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) statistics collector general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/
GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.3.1.2 set
The command is used to modify the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) statistics collector general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/
GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.3.2 HeapUsageThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the heap usage threshold settings.
7.9.2.3.2.1 get
This command is used to view the heap usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/
HeapUsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.3.2.2 set
The command is used to the heap usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/
HeapUsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
7.9.2.3.3 NonHeapUsageThreshold
This level is used to view and modify the non-heap usage threshold settings.
7.9.2.3.3.1 get
This command is used to view the non-heap usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/
NonHeapUsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.3.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the non-heap usage threshold settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/JVMStatsCollector/
NonHeapUsageThreshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.4 Logging
This level is used to view and modify the Tomcat logging settings.
7.9.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging> level.
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
7.9.2.4.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
7.9.2.4.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.4.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
7.9.2.4.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging/
InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.4.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
7.9.2.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.4.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/Logging/
OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
7.9.2.5 NameService
This level is used to view and modify the attributes of the Naming Service. The Naming Service defines the
interaction of the application with a DNS or local naming solution.
7.9.2.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Naming Service peers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/NameService> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.5.2 set
This command is used to modify the Naming Service-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/NameService> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.6 OverloadProtection
This level is used to view and modify the Tomcat overload protection settings.
7.9.2.6.1 Server
This level is used to view and modify the server overload protection settings
7.9.2.6.1.1 get
This command is used to view the server overload protection settings.
7.9.2.6.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the server overload protection settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/
OverloadProtection/Server> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.6.2 Webapps
This level is used to view and modify the web application overload protection settings
7.9.2.6.2.1 get
This command is used to view the web application overload protection settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/
OverloadProtection/Webapps> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.6.2.3 set
The command is used to modify the web application overload protection settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/
OverloadProtection/Webapps> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.6.2.4 delete
Use this command to delete the web application overload protection entry.
7.9.2.7 SessionManagement
This level is used to view and modify the Tomcat session management settings.
7.9.2.7.1 Server
This level is used to view and modify the server session management settings
7.9.2.7.1.1 get
This command is used to view the server session management settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/
Server> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.7.1.2 set
The command is used to modify the server session management settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/
Server> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.7.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the server session management settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/
Server> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
7.9.2.7.2 Webapps
This level is used to view and modify the web application session management settings
7.9.2.7.2.1 get
This command is used to view the web applications session management-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/
Webapps> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
7.9.2.7.2.2 add
This command is used to add the web application session management entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/
Webapps> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.7.2.3 set
This command is used to modify the web application session management-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/
Webapps> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.7.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete the web application session management entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/
Webapps> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
7.9.2.7.2.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the web application session management-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Applications/WebContainer/Tomcat/SessionManagement/
Webapps> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
This level is used to check the status of the system, troubleshoot issues using logs and audit trails, and
review performance and reports.
8.1 Alarm
This level is used to view and modify alarms. BroadWorks servers trigger alarms and include the ability
to obtain and view these alarms. A BroadWorks server alarm can be informational, low severity, medium
severity, high severity, or critical severity.
Please refer to the application specific fault and alarms Management Information Base (MIB) for a detailed
list of alarms.
8.1.1 get
This command is used to get and search for system alarms. These are alarms are located in the local CLI
buffer.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>] [<back>] <numAlarms>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: type
Variable: trapName
Variable: problem
Variable: subcomp
Variable: recommendation
Variable: state
Variable: time
Variable: comp
Variable: sysname
Variable: trapSeverity
Variable: id
8.1.2 set
This command is used to view and modify the size of the CLI buffer for alarms. The recommended buffer
size is "1,000" alarms.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.1.3 clear
This command is used to delete alarms from the local CLI backlog buffer, from the SNMP agent backlog
buffer, and from disk.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm> level.
2) Enter:
clear↵
8.1.4 close
This command is used to close the connection with the SNMP agent, which is used to obtain system
alarms and event logs generated by the BroadWorks Server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm> level.
2) Enter:
close↵
8.1.5 open
This command is used to open a connection with the SNMP agent to obtain system alarms and event logs
generated by the BroadWorks Server. When opening system alarms, the port to be used is specified. If a
port is not specified the agent default is used.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm> level.
2) Enter:
open [<port>]↵
where:
<port> Integer 1000 through 65535 This parameter specifies the port
used to communicate with the
SNMP agent. When not specified
the agent default is used.
8.1.6 show
This command is used to enable or disable real-time alarm echoing. When real-time alarm echoing is
enabled, alarms display at the CLI as they occur. When alarms occur, they appear in the window from
which this command was invoked. To avoid interrupting other BroadWorks Server CLI commands, open a
separate window.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm> level.
2) Enter:
show <onoff>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.1.7 showConfig
This command is used to display the alarm-related configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm> level.
2) Enter:
showConfig↵
8.1.8 AlarmsTable
This level is used to clear a specific active alarm, clear all active alarms, list currently active alarms, resend
an active alarm, and resend all active alarms. When an alarm is raised, its state is set to "On". When an
alarm is resolved and cleared by the server, its state is set to "Off". When an alarm is manually cleared, its
state is set to "Cleared". "Off" and "Cleared" alarms are equivalent; however, a "Cleared" alarm indicates
that the alarm was cleared manually.
8.1.8.1 clear
This command is used to clear an alarm.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/AlarmsTable> level.
2) Enter:
clear <identifier>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.1.8.3 list
This command is used to display the list of currently active alarms.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/AlarmsTable> level.
2) Enter:
list↵
8.1.8.4 resend
This command is used to resend a currently active alarm to a remote host.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/AlarmsTable> level.
2) Enter:
resend <identifier> <ipAddress> <port>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.1.8.5 resendAll
This command is used to resend all currently active alarms to a remote host.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/AlarmsTable> level.
2) Enter:
resendAll <ipAddress> <port>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.1.9 Threshold
This level is used to define thresholds against alarms defined for the BroadWorks Server.
8.1.9.2 add
This command is used to add a new threshold against an alarm defined in the BroadWorks server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/Threshold> level.
2) Enter:
add <alarmName> <maxNumTrapsPerTimePeriod> <timePeriodInSeconds> <status>
[<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.1.9.3 set
This command is used to modify a threshold against an alarm defined in the BroadWorks server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/Threshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <alarmName> [<index>] <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.1.9.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing alarm threshold.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/Threshold> level.
2) Enter:
delete <alarmName> [<index>]↵
8.1.9.5 clear
This command is used to clear all alarm threshold attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/Threshold> level.
2) Enter:
clear <alarmName> [<index>] <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.1.9.6 Default
This level is used to set the system default alarm threshold attributes.
8.1.9.6.1 get
This command is used to view the system default alarm threshold attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/Threshold/Default> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
8.1.9.6.2 set
This command is used to modify the system default alarm threshold attributes defined on the BroadWorks
server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Alarm/Threshold/Default> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2 PM
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.1 ConfigurationManagement
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/ConfigurationManagement> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.1.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/ConfigurationManagement> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.1.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/ConfigurationManagement> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.1.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/ConfigurationManagement> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.2 Execution
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.2.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Execution> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.2.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Execution> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.2.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Execution> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.2.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Execution> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.3 HostRessources
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/HostRessources> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.3.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/HostRessources> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.3.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/HostRessources> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.3.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/HostRessources> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.4 LicenseManager
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.4.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/LicenseManager> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.4.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/LicenseManager> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.4.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/LicenseManager> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.4.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/LicenseManager> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.5 Mib-II
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Mib-II> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.5.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Mib-II> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.5.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Mib-II> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.5.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Mib-II> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.6 OpenClientServer
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.6.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/OpenClientServer> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.6.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/OpenClientServer> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.6.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/OpenClientServer> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.6.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/OpenClientServer> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.7 Provisioning
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.7.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.7.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.7.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.7.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.8 Subscriber
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.8.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Subscriber> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.8.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Subscriber> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.8.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Subscriber> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.8.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/Subscriber> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.9 UCD-SNMP
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.9.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/UCD-SNMP> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.9.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/UCD-SNMP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.9.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/UCD-SNMP> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.9.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/UCD-SNMP> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.10 WebContainer
This level is used to navigate and view the values of the Management Information Base (MIB) nodes.
Performance Measurements (PMs) are used to monitor the BroadWorks server performance, as well as,
the operating system and hardware performance. To simplify navigation, PMs are organized in a tree
structure.
8.2.10.1 get
This command is used to view the Management Information Base (MIB) node values. MIB node values can
be viewed in the following ways: All performance measurements throughout the MIB nodes tree structure.
Performance measurements related to the current node. Performance measurements of a specified path.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/WebContainer> level.
2) Enter:
get [<option>] [<path>] [<tableKey>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.10.2 set
This command is used to modify a Management Information Base (MIB) node values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/WebContainer> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: counter
Variable: table
Variable: all
Variable: column
Variable: row
Variable: entry
8.2.10.3 cd
This command is used to navigate through the BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB)
nodes in a manner similar to the standard''cd''(change directory) command. Use the ''/''parameter to
navigate back to the root. Use the ''..''parameter to go back one level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/WebContainer> level.
2) Enter:
cd [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.2.10.4 ls
This command is used to view the next BroadWorks server Management Information Base (MIB) nodes in
a manner similar to the standard''ls''(list) command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/PM/WebContainer> level.
2) Enter:
ls [<option>] [<path>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.3 ProtocolMonitor
The Protocol Monitor Tool (PMT) is a low-level diagnostic tool that is used by the system administrator
to visualize the Application Server signaling pane (in-bound, out-bound). It can be used in conjunction
with other tools to identify a global service or network failure by validating the basic responsiveness of the
Application Server. The message trace provided helps a system administrator identify incorrect system or
user configuration resulting in a partial system malfunction.
The PMT is a specialized class of network protocol analyzer. It appears in a human readable form of
relevant application protocol data such as SIP, MGCP, SMTP, and so on, and eliminates all underlying
protocol data such as TCP/IP, Ethernet, and so on.
The PMT can be activated for a user and different protocols. When activated, the Application Server
delivers a readable representation of any message from the specified protocols that are related to the
specified user.
The PMT allows monitoring of all messages from protocols like SIP, MGCP, ASR, SMTP, POP3, and
IMAP.
All or designated protocols can be included in any trace. Relevant application protocol data for the
following protocols can be viewed:
* ACC protocol
* Application Server Redundancy protocol (ASR)
* Call Processing protocol (CallP)
* Internet Messaging Access Protocol (IMAP)
* Media Gateway Controller Protocol (MGCP)
* Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3)
* Session Initiated Protocol (SIP)
* Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
* Wireless Session Protocol (WSP)
A subscriber's DN, user ID, or group ID/extension is used to create a trace. More than one administrator
can monitor a subscriber at a time. However, each monitoring administrator sees only the protocol monitor
subscriber messages created by that administrator ID. Messages can be written to the screen or to a file.
Monitors opened by an administrator are closed when the Application Server reboots, when an
administrator is deleted from the system, or when a subscriber is deleted from the system.
8.3.1 get
Protocol monitor-related attributes, such as user ID, phone, group/extension, and device information, are
viewed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/ProtocolMonitor> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: groupExtension
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
8.3.2 add
Protocol monitor-related attributes, such as adding a monitor and protocols, are completed using this
command. A monitor can be added for a specific user on the system, as well as for a list of protocols. If the
protocol command is not used, all valid protocols are monitored.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/ProtocolMonitor> level.
2) Enter:
Variable: groupExtension
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
<Protocols> MultipleChoice acc, asr, callp, imap, mgcp, pop3, Specifies the name of a protocol
sip, smtp, timer, wsp, all to monitor.
8.3.3 set
Protocol monitor-related attributes, such as the protocols to monitor for a subscriber, are modified using
this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/ProtocolMonitor> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute> <Protocols>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: groupExtension
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
<Protocols> MultipleChoice acc, asr, callp, imap, mgcp, pop3, Specifies the name of a protocol
sip, smtp, timer, wsp, all to monitor.
8.3.4 delete
Protocol monitor-related attributes, such as removing a subscriber to monitor, are completed using this
command. The command, without attributes, removes all monitors for all subscribers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/ProtocolMonitor> level.
2) Enter:
delete [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: groupExtension
Variable: groupDeviceName
Variable: serviceProviderDeviceName
Variable: systemDeviceName
8.3.5 dumpToCLI
Protocol Monitor-related outputs, such as redirecting the monitoring output to the CLI, are completed using
this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/ProtocolMonitor> level.
2) Enter:
dumpToCLI <action>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.3.6 dumpToFile
Protocol Monitor-related outputs, such as redirecting monitoring output to file, are completed using this
command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/ProtocolMonitor> level.
2) Enter:
dumpToFile <action>↵
Variable: start
<fileName> String 1 to 300 characters The name of the dump file written
to disk.
8.4 Report
This level is used to generate reports from the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
Management Information Base (MIB). The BroadWorks server has a performance reporting tool used to
view a node's historical data, as well as the current load, and system health.
8.4.1 get
This command is used to display report-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Report> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
8.4.2 set
This command is used to modify report-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Report> level.
2) Enter:
set [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<pollingInterval Choice 15, 30, 60, 720, 1440 The number of minutes between
InMin> reporting checks of the system.
8.4.3 current
This command is used to display current (real-time) server statistics such as the number of active OSS and
sync sessions.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Report> level.
2) Enter:
8.4.4 historyStats
This command is used to display server history statistics stored in the recent statistics file, which can be
displayed for the last month or a specific day in the last month.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Report> level.
2) Enter:
historyStats [<day>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
8.4.5 recent
This command is used to display recent server statistics. The Recent Statistics Report displays data for the
last 24 hours and includes totals.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Report> level.
2) Enter:
recent↵
8.5 Threshold
The level is used to define thresholds against counters and gauges as defined in the BroadWorks server
Management Information Base (MIB).
8.5.1 get
This command is used to list thresholds defined on the BroadWorks server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Threshold> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute> [<option>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<option> MultipleChoice name, severity, description Option to filter on for the get
operation.
8.5.2 add
This command is used to add a new threshold against a counter or gauge defined in the BroadWorks
server Management Information Base (MIB).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Threshold> level.
2) Enter:
add <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: counter
Variable: gauge
8.5.3 set
This command is used to modify threshold attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Threshold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: counter
Variable: gauge
8.5.4 delete
This command is used to delete defined thresholds.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Monitoring/Threshold> level.
2) Enter:
delete <attribute>↵
Variable: counter
Variable: gauge
This level is used to view and modify maintenance entries to check the general status of the system and
the software that is currently running.
9.1 ContainerOptions
This level is used to view and modify special configuration options for Java containers. These options are
typically used to control specific behaviors introduced by patches.
9.1.1 get
This command is used to view the list of container options and their values.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ContainerOptions> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
9.1.2 add
This command is used to add a new container option.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ContainerOptions> level.
2) Enter:
add <container> <name> <value>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.1.3 set
This command is used to modify an existing container option.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ContainerOptions> level.
2) Enter:
set <container> <name> <value>↵
where:
9.1.4 delete
This command is used to delete a container option.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ContainerOptions> level.
2) Enter:
delete <container> <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.1.5 removeObsolete
This command is used to remove the container options that are documented as obsolete.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ContainerOptions> level.
2) Enter:
removeObsolete↵
9.1.6 showOption
This command is used to view information about a specific container option.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ContainerOptions> level.
2) Enter:
showOption <name>↵
where:
9.1.7 showOptions
This command is used to view a list of container options or display information about a specific container.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ContainerOptions> level.
2) Enter:
showOptions [<criteria>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: filter
Variable: container
9.2 Extraview
This level is used to interact with ExtraView (BroadSoft's problem reporting system). It is used to upload a
file as an attachment to an ExtraView ticket to be sent to BroadSoft for troubleshooting.
9.3 ManagedObjects
This level is used to view and modify Managed Objects (MOs).
9.3.1 get
This command is used to view Managed Object (MO)-related information.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
2) Enter:
get <option>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: broadworks
Variable: devices
9.3.2 detail
This command is used to display detailed information about an application. Data presented in the output
includes the application name, version, install date, upgrade mode, status, and description.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
2) Enter:
detail <type>↵
Variable: application
9.3.3 set
This command is used to modify the Managed Object (MO)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
2) Enter:
set [<forceOption>] <option>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: activeSoftwareVersion
Variable: server
Variable: revert
Variable: application
9.3.5 deactivate
This command is used to deactivate an application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
2) Enter:
deactivate <type>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: application
Variable: application
9.3.7 lock
This command is used to lock the server. Upon normal completion, the server goes into the ''Lock'' state.
During the stop process, the server temporarily goes into the ''Locking'' state. This command can be run
when the server is in the ''Unlock'' state. Refer to the BroadWorks Software Management Guide for further
details on server state management.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
2) Enter:
lock [<option>] [<type>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: application
9.3.8 start
This command is used to start the server. Upon normal completion, the server goes into an ''Unlock'' state.
Note that this command can only be run when the server is in a ''Shutdown'' state.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
2) Enter:
start [<type>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: application
9.3.9 stop
This command is used to stop the server. Upon normal completion, the server goes into a ''Shutdown''
state. During the stop process, the server temporarily goes into the ''Shuttingdown '' state. This command
can be run from any state.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
Variable: application
9.3.10 undeploy
This command is used to undeploy an application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
2) Enter:
undeploy <type>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: application
9.3.11 unlock
This command is used to unlock the BroadWorks server. Once the command is executed, the server goes
into the Unlock state. This command is executed when the server is in the Lock state.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/ManagedObjects> level.
2) Enter:
unlock [<type>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: application
9.4 Patching
This level is used to display detailed information about patches or patch bundles. It is also used to apply
patches, check peers, execute operations, modify files, list patches or patch bundles, display the history of
a patch, refresh the patch database or remove a patch. This level provides additional services for patches
such as showing more details and performing batch operations based on a given filter (for example, apply
or remove installed patches and delete inactive patches).
9.4.1 detail
This command is used to display detailed information for the requested patch or patch bundle. Data
presented in the output for a patch includes the patch name, the current state of the patch, and the
date since it reached this current state. It also shows the first level of patches on which it depends
9.4.2 apply
This command is used to change the state of installed patches to "active". When an error occurs, all
patches are brought back to their initial state.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
apply <names>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.4.3 checkPeer
This command is used to verify (on a redundant system) that all servers have the same active patches.
The command scans all peers and compiles a list of all active patches on all servers. It then compares the
list of each individual server with the full list and displays any missing patches for a particular server. This
command is exclusive meaning that requests for any other command, invoked by any client, are rejected
while this command is executing.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
checkPeer↵
9.4.4 execute
This command is used to commit patch operations and make them effective. This command commits all
changes since the last time the "execute" was called, and makes them effective. Modifications to patches
states are not active until this call is made. This command is exclusive meaning that requests for any other
command, invoked by any client, are rejected while this command is executing.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
execute [<force>]↵
where:
9.4.5 getModifiedFile
This command is used to list the patches that modified the file requested in the query.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
getModifiedFile <fileNameContains>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.4.6 listBundle
This command is used to display a list of patch bundles or one or more specific patch bundles.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
listBundle [<criteria>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: bundleNameContains
9.4.7 listPatch
This command is used to display a list of patches along with their states. All patches appear no matter if
they were installed or applied individually or as part of a patch bundle. Data presented in the output of this
command includes the patch name, the current state of the patch, and the date since the patch reached
the indicated state. Search criteria can be used to narrow the output of results. The patchNameContains
Variable: patchNameContains
Variable: currentState
9.4.8 listRelation
This command displays all dependencies or dependents of a given patch along with their states.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
listRelation <option> <patchName>↵
where:
9.4.9 patchHistory
This command is used to display the history of one or more patches. Data presented in the output of this
command includes the patch name, the date of an event for the patch, and the state of the patch at that
time. Search criteria can be used to narrow the output of results. The "dateStartsAt" criterion is used to set
a starting date so that the results do not include events prior to this date. It is also possible to retrieve the
history of patches matching a given pattern in their name, or a combination of both criteria.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
patchHistory [<criteria>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: patchNameContains
Variable: dateStartsAt
9.4.10 refresh
This command is used to refresh the patch database. This command is exclusive, which means that
requests for any other command, invoked by any client, are rejected while the refresh command is
executing. This command analyzes the patches installed on the system. From the gathered data, it
updates the internal database and processes dependencies.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
refresh↵
9.4.11 remove
This command is used to change the state of active patches to "installed." When an error occurs, all
patches are brought back to their initial state.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Patching> level.
2) Enter:
remove <names>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.5 Scheduler
This level is used to view and modify scheduler entries in the system.
9.5.1 get
This command is used to view the list of scheduled tasks.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Scheduler> level.
9.5.2 add
This command is used to add a new scheduled task. You can configure a task to execute on a minute,
day, or date basis. Any given task can have multiple-scheduled entries. Following are examples: * The
command "taskx minute 2" means execute the task "x" every two minutes. * The command "taskx day
monday 0 30" means execute task "x" every Monday at 0h30. * The command "taskx date 15 2 15"
means execute task "x" on the 15th of each month at 2h15.'''NOTE''': To minimize the impact of running
concurrent scheduled tasks, use minutes that are different between tasks and that do not match the hour
(when applicable).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Scheduler> level.
2) Enter:
add <tasks> <frequency>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<frequency> Choice minute, daily, day, date This parameter specifies the task
frequency: * select ''minute" to
execute the task on a per-minute
basis; * ''daily'' to execute the task
every day at a specific hour and
minute; * ''day'' to execute the
task once a week on a specific
day, hour, and minute; * or ''date''
to execute the task once a month
on the specified date.
Variable: minute
<value> Choice 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 30, 60, This nested parameter specifies
120, 180, 240, 360, 480, 720, the frequency in minutes. For
1440 example, "1" means every
minute, "2" means every two
minutes and so on.
Variable: daily
Variable: day
Variable: date
9.5.3 delete
This command is used to remove a scheduled task from the list. Scheduled tasks must be deleted using
their corresponding ID number.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Scheduler> level.
2) Enter:
delete <id>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.5.4.1 get
This command is used to view the file collector task attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Scheduler/FileCollector> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
9.5.4.2 set
This command is used to modify the file collector task attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Scheduler/FileCollector> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.5.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear the user attribute of the file collector task.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Scheduler/FileCollector> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.5.4.4 SrcDestPathsContext
This level is used to add and modify file collector task source and destination paths.
9.5.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view the file collector task source and destination paths.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Scheduler/FileCollector/
SrcDestPathsContext> level.
2) Enter:
9.5.4.4.3 delete
This command is used to remove the source and destination paths from the file collector task.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Scheduler/FileCollector/
SrcDestPathsContext> level.
2) Enter:
delete <sourcePath>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
9.6 Tools
This level is used to view and modify the tools entries.
9.6.1 backupdb
This command is used to back-up the content of the BroadWorks datastore to the specified file. '''NOTE
1''': Since the Application Sever uses a BroadWorks user ID, it cannot write an output file to a location for
which it does not have write permission. For example, when using the "bwadmin" user ID, the bwadmin
home directory cannot be used to write an output file. '''NOTE 2''': If no directory path is specified with the
target file name, the default path''/usr/local/broadworks/bw_base''is used.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Tools> level.
2) Enter:
backupdb <binary file where to backup the data>↵
where:
<binary file String 1 to 255 characters Indicates the target file name
where to (output file) where the data is
backup the backed up. Note that you can
data> also enter a directory path.
However, if no path is specified
the default path is used, which is /
usr/local/broadworks/bw_base.
9.6.2 healthmon
This command is used to report the status.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Tools> level.
2) Enter:
healthmon↵
9.6.3 importdb
This command is used to import the content of a remote Times Ten database in the current datastore. The
remote server must have replication enabled.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Tools> level.
2) Enter:
importdb <remote server hostname>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<remote server String 1 to 255 characters This is the remote server's host
hostname> address, which can be a host
name or IP address.
9.6.4 restoredb
This command is used to restore the content of the BroadWorks Times Ten datastore from the specified
file. The content must have previously been backed up with the backupdb command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Tools> level.
2) Enter:
restoredb <file from which to restore the data>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<file from which String 1 to 255 characters The binary file from which the
to restore the data is restored.
data>
9.6.5 tech-support
This command is used to capture the status of the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Tools> level.
2) Enter:
tech-support [<attribute>]↵
9.6.6 upgradeCheck
This command is used to perform a software activation dry run during which a system validation is
performed to determine if the upgrade will be successful.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Maintenance/Tools> level.
2) Enter:
upgradeCheck <version to switch to>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
This level is used to configure and view the system-wide interfaces available from the Application Server
such as accounting, Internet mail facility, Media Control Protocol, Media Gateway Control Protocol, Media
Server Selection, Network Server Synchronization, Session Initiation Protocol, and Simple Network
Management Protocol.
10.1 ASR
This level is used to view and modify the Application Server Registration (ASR)-related parameters.
The ASR works in conjunction with the redundancy functionality for primary and backup servers in a
cluster to ensure on-going service during a primary Application Server failure condition. Each subscriber's
active Application Server is known throughout the network so that in the event that a subscriber's primary
Application Server is unavailable, a backup Application Server can take over the ownership of the
subscribers' directory number. Once the primary Application Server is available again, the subscriber's
directory number ownership reverts to its primary Application Server. The ASR protocol ensures that the
Application Server's active status is synchronized with the other Application Servers and the Network
Servers on the network.
10.1.1 get
This command is used to view Application Server Registration (ASR)-related attributes, such as the
listening port, the maximum number of retries, and the retransmission timer.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/ASR> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.1.2 set
This command is used to modify Application Server Registration (ASR)-related attributes, such as the
listening port, the maximum number of retries, and the retransmission timer.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/ASR> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<listeningPort> Integer 1025 through 65535 The port upon which the
Application Server receives a
response. This value must be
aligned with the Network Server
setting for ASR listeningPort to
work properly.
10.2 Accounting
This level is used to manage billing information that is delivered to the service provider's billing system by
a third party. This billing information pertains to the use of all chargeable services that are configured for
groups. Billing files are located in the/var/broadworks/billingdirectory.
10.2.1 BroadWorksCDRInterface
The BroadWorks call detail record (CDR) interface is a billing format implemented to meet the
requirements of VoIP systems. The CDR format provides the same information that is currently provided in
the PacketCable event messages in a single CDR.
10.2.1.1 get
This command is used to view Call Detail Record (CDR) configuration information.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.2 set
This command is used to modify Call Detail Record (CDR) configuration information.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<longCall Choice disabled, enabled, controlledBy Specifies the status of the Long
DurationRecord DiameterServer Call Duration Record Control
Control> feature.
10.2.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) BroadWorks Call Detail Record (CDR) interface attributes.
A Custom Schema Version change does not take effect until a restart is performed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.4 Diameter
This level is used to manage Diameter attributes.
10.2.1.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Diameter-related attributes.
10.2.1.4.4 ChargingFunctionElement
BroadWorks uses the system configured default charging servers when the charging server address is
not received in time from the SIP signaling or when the system is not in IMS mode. This level is used to
manage default charging servers information.
10.2.1.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view charging servers-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/ChargingFunctionElement> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.4.4.2 add
This command is used to add new charging servers to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/ChargingFunctionElement> level.
2) Enter:
add <address> <isNetAddressExtended> <type> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.4.4.3 set
This command is used to modify online attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/ChargingFunctionElement> level.
2) Enter:
set <address> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.4.4.4 delete
This command is used to delete a charging server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/ChargingFunctionElement> level.
2) Enter:
delete <address>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.4.4.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) charging server attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/ChargingFunctionElement> level.
2) Enter:
clear <address> <attribute>↵
10.2.1.4.4.6 reorder
This command is used to reorder the charging servers. The charging server entries are either ordered in
ascending or descending order, or by their Internet Protocol (IP) address.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/ChargingFunctionElement> level.
2) Enter:
reorder <address> <action>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.4.5 InhibitedAVPCodeList
This level is used to view, add or delete Inhibited AVP codes.
10.2.1.4.5.1 get
This command is used to view the list of disabled elements.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/InhibitedAVPCodeList> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.4.5.2 add
This command is used to add an Attribute Value Pair (AVP) combination to disable. The AVP combination
includes a diameter AVP and a vendor ID.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/InhibitedAVPCodeList> level.
2) Enter:
add <avpCode> <vendorId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.4.5.3 delete
This command is used to delete an AVP combination to disable. The AVP combination includes a vendor
ID and a diameter Attribute Value Pair (AVP).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/InhibitedAVPCodeList> level.
2) Enter:
delete <avpCode> <vendorId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.4.6 Offline
This level is used to view and modify Diameter offline attributes.
10.2.1.4.6.1 get
This command is used to view Offline-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/Offline> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.4.6.2 set
This command is used to modify Offline-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/Offline> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<fileRetention Integer 1 through 168 Specifies how long the file will be
Hours> kept.
10.2.1.4.7 Online
This level is used to view and modify Online-related attributes.
10.2.1.4.7.1 get
This command is used to view Online-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/Online> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.4.7.2 set
This command is used to modify Online attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/
Diameter/Online> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.5 File
This level is used to determine the creation parameters of a billing file.
10.2.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view the BroadWorks CDR file-specific interface configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/File>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.5.2 set
This command is used to modify the configuration for the BroadWorks CDR interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/File>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<billingHold Integer 0 through 120 The amount of time the billing file
Time> is stored on the system (in days).
<billing Choice 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12, 24, 48, 96, 144, The number of rotations per day
RotationsPer 288 for the billing file; defaults to one.
Day>
10.2.1.5.3 FTP
A single mode of transmission is supported: batch-mode FTP. In this mode, the call detail records are
written to a file and transferred periodically to the system provider's billing system or mediation device. The
call detail records are written to disk before being sent by FTP. They have the option of being archived for
a configurable number of days. This level of the CLI provides options for determining the location of the
billing file sent by FTP.
10.2.1.5.3.1 get
This command is used to view the BroadWorks Call Detail Record (CDR) File Transfer Protocol (FTP)-
specific interface configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/File/
FTP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.5.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the BroadWorks Call Detail Record (CDR) File Transfer Protocol (FTP)-
specific interface configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/File/
FTP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.6 Radius
This level is used to view and modify the Radius accounting attributes.
10.2.1.6.1 get
This command is used to view all Radius accounting attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Radius>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.6.2 set
This command is used to modify the Radius accounting attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Radius>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.6.3 Device
This level is used to view and add new Radius servers to the system. You can also modify or remove
attributes related to the Radius servers.
10.2.1.6.3.1 get
This command is used to view Radius server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Radius/
Device> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.2.1.6.3.2 add
This command is used to add a new Radius server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Radius/
Device> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> <port> [<attribute>]↵
where:
10.2.1.6.3.3 set
This command is used to modify Radius server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Radius/
Device> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <port> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.6.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Radius server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Radius/
Device> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress> <port>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.1.6.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) specific attributes from an existing Radius server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/BroadWorksCDRInterface/Radius/
Device> level.
10.2.2 Browser
This level is used to browse billing files stored on the Application Server.
10.2.2.1 get
This command lists accounting files from one of the accounting holding directories.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/Browser> level.
2) Enter:
get <directory>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<directory> Choice active, latest, archive, not_sent When set to active, stores the
active CDR file (the file being
updated). When set to latest
stores the latest complete
CDR file. When an active file
is completed, it is closed and
moved from the active to the
latest subdirectory. It is then
automatically sent by FTP to the
billing system, if so configured.
When set to archive if the
billingHoldPeriod is set to a
value greater than 0, CDR files
are moved from the latest to
the archive subdirectory upon
file rotation (otherwise, the old
file is deleted from the latest
subdirectory). CDR files are
deleted from this subdirectory
once the billingHoldPeriod has
ended. When set to not_sent if
automatic FTP upload is enabled
but a failure occurs, an alarm is
generated and the CDR file is
copied to this subdirectory (and
never automatically deleted).
10.2.2.2 browse
This command is used to search BroadWorks accounting files. Search criteria can be specified to extract
billing records.
<directory> Choice active, latest, archive, not_sent When set to active, stores the
active CDR file (the file being
updated). When set to latest
stores the latest complete
CDR file. When an active file
is completed, it is closed and
moved from the active to the
latest subdirectory. It is then
automatically sent by FTP to the
billing system, if so configured.
When set to archive if the
billingHoldPeriod is set to a
value greater than 0, CDR files
are moved from the latest to
the archive subdirectory upon
file rotation (otherwise, the old
file is deleted from the latest
subdirectory). CDR files are
deleted from this subdirectory
once the billingHoldPeriod has
ended. When set to not_sent if
automatic FTP upload is enabled
but a failure occurs, an alarm is
generated and the CDR file is
copied to this subdirectory (and
never automatically deleted).
10.2.3 FieldIdMapping
This level is used to view and modify the internal accounting field ID to external accounting field ID
mappings.
10.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view the internal accounting field ID to external accounting field ID mappings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/FieldIdMapping> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the account external field Id mapping attributes. A restart is required for
the change to take effect.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/FieldIdMapping> level.
2) Enter:
set <internalId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.2.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the account external field ID mapping attributes. A restart
is required for the change to take effect.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Accounting/FieldIdMapping> level.
2) Enter:
clear <internalId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.3 CAP
This level is used to view and modify Client Application Protocol (CAP)-related attributes.
10.3.1 get
This command is used to view the Client Application Protocol (CAP)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CAP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the Client Application Protocol (CAP)-related attributes.
<ccc2Server Integer 1025 through 65535 The port that the BroadWorks
Port> CAP for Client Call Control II
Server listens on.
10.4 CallLogs
This level is used to view and modify the Call Log attributes.
10.4.1 get
This command is used to view Call Log attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CallLogs> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.4.2 set
This command is used to modify the Call Log attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CallLogs> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<callLog Integer 1025 through 65535 Specifies the port that is used to
Server1Send send call logs for the primary Call
Port> Detail Server. The default port is
1813.
<callLog Integer 1025 through 65535 Specifies the port through which
Server2Send the call logs are sent using the
Port> alternate Call Detail Server. The
default port is 1813.
<soapTimeout Integer 1 through 120 When the PS asks the CDS over
Seconds> soap for the call logs of a user,
it must get a response within
soapTimeoutSeconds else it
gives up.
10.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the Call Log attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CallLogs> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.5 CommonCommunicationTransport
This level is used to configure the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport. The Common
Communication Transport protocol is a TCP-based transport method that is protocol-independent, that is
it can be used to send and receive messages concurrently using multiple protocols using a generic set
of message wrappers. It increases performance and security by reducing the need for open ports on the
network, supporting Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) security, and supporting per-protocol access control lists.
10.5.1 get
This command is used to view the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.5.2 set
This command is used to modify the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport> level.
10.5.3 OCI
This level is used to configure Open Client Interface (OCI)-related attributes of the BroadWorks Common
Communication Transport.
10.5.3.1 CallControl
This level is used to manage BroadWorks Common Communication Transport - OCI Call Control
attributes.
10.5.3.1.1 get
This command is used to view BroadWorks Common Communication Transport - OCI Call Control
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport/OCI/
CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.5.3.1.2 set
This command is used to modify BroadWorks Common Communication Transport - OCI Call Control
attributes-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport/OCI/
CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute> <false>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.5.3.1.3 Interfaces
This level is used to configure the list of local IP interfaces allowed to receive messages using the OCI
protocol over the BroadWorks Common Communications Transport.
10.5.3.1.3.1 get
This command is used to display the list of local IP interfaces allowed to receive messages using the OCI
protocol.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport/OCI/
CallControl/Interfaces> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.5.3.1.3.2 add
This command is used to add an interface address to the list of local IP interfaces allowed to receive
messages using the OCI protocol.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport/OCI/
CallControl/Interfaces> level.
2) Enter:
add <interfaceAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.5.3.1.3.3 delete
This command is used to remove an interface address from the list of local IP interfaces allowed to receive
messages using the OCI protocol.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport/OCI/
CallControl/Interfaces> level.
2) Enter:
delete <interfaceAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.5.3.2 Provisioning
This level is used to view and modify the Open Client Interface-Provisioning (OCI-P) attributes of the
BroadWorks Common Communication Transport.
10.5.3.2.3 Interfaces
This level is used to manage BroadWorks Common Communication Transport - OCI Provisioning
Supported Interfaces-related attributes.
10.5.3.2.3.1 get
This command is used to view BroadWorks Common Communication Transport - OCI Provisioning
Supported Interfaces-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport/OCI/
Provisioning/Interfaces> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.5.3.2.3.3 delete
This command is used to delete an existing BroadWorks Common Communication Transport - OCI
Provisioning Supported Interfaces from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/CommonCommunicationTransport/OCI/
Provisioning/Interfaces> level.
2) Enter:
delete <interfaceAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.6 Cr
This level is used to display and modify the system level Cr Interface attributes.
10.6.1 get
This command is used to view the system level Cr Interface attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Cr> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.6.2 set
This command is used to modify the system level Cr Interface attributes for detecting Media Cr Interface
communication failures.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Cr> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
10.7 Diameter
This level is used to view and modify Diameter-related attributes.
10.7.1 get
This command is used to view Diameter-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.7.2 set
This command is used to modify Diameter-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<xsListening Integer 1025 through 65535 The TCP port on which the XS
Port> external Diameter interface is
listening for incoming Diameter
connections. Changing this value
while the XS external Diameter
interface is enabled causes a
restart of the interface.
<psListening Integer 1025 through 65535 The TCP port on which the PS
Port> Diameter interface is listening for
incoming Diameter connections.
The same port value is used
no matter if the PS interface is
using XS relay or not. Changing
this value while the PS Diameter
interface is enabled and XS relay
is not used causes a restart of the
interface.
<xsRelay Integer 1025 through 65535 The TCP port on which the XS
ListeningPort> internal Diameter interface is
listening for incoming connections
from the PS. The XS internal
Diameter interface is always
listening on the localhost
interface.
10.7.3 clear
This command is used to clear a Diameter-related attribute.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.7.4 Peers
This level is used to manage the Peer Table's static entries for Diameter. Aggregated view of static and
dynamic entries along with actual connection statuses is available under the AS_CLI/ASDiagnostic/
Diameter context.
10.7.4.1 get
This command is used to view Diameter Peers-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.7.4.2 add
This command is used to add Diameter Peers-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
add <instance> <identity> <port> <enabled> [<attribute>]↵
where:
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 The TCP port on which the
peer is listening for Diameter
connections.
10.7.4.3 set
This command is used to modify Diameter Peers-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
set <instance> <identity> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<port> Integer 1025 through 65535 The TCP port on which the
peer is listening for Diameter
connections.
10.7.4.4 delete
This command is used to remove Diameter Peers-related entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <instance> <identity>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.7.4.5 clear
Use this command is clear (set to no value) or view Diameter Peers-related entries attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Peers> level.
2) Enter:
clear <instance> <identity> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.7.5 Realms
This level is used to manage Realm Routing Table's static for the Diameter interface.
10.7.5.1 get
This command is used to view Realm Routing Table's static entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Realms> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
<applicationId> Choice Rf, Ro, Sh, All The application associated with
the Realm Routing Table entry.
All is a wildcard indicating the
entry applies for all supported
Diameter applications.
10.7.5.3 set
This command is used to modify Realm Routing Table's static entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Realms> level.
2) Enter:
set <instance> <realm> <applicationId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<applicationId> Choice Rf, Ro, Sh, All The application associated with
the Realm Routing Table entry.
All is a wildcard indicating the
entry applies for all supported
Diameter applications.
10.7.5.4 delete
This command is used to delete Realm Routing Table's static entries.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Realms> level.
2) Enter:
delete <instance> <realm> <applicationId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<applicationId> Choice Rf, Ro, Sh, All The application associated with
the Realm Routing Table entry.
All is a wildcard indicating the
entry applies for all supported
Diameter applications.
10.7.5.5 RoutingPeers
This level is used to manage Routing Peers associated to a static Realm Routing Table entry.
10.7.5.5.1 get
This command is used to view all Routing Peers associated to a static Realm Routing Table entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Realms/RoutingPeers> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.7.5.5.2 add
This command is used to add a Routing Peer associated to a static Realm Routing Table entry. The
Routing Peer's instance and identity must correspond to a Static Peer with the same instance and identity.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Realms/RoutingPeers> level.
2) Enter:
add <instance> <realm> <applicationId> <identity> <priority> <weight>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<applicationId> Choice Rf, Ro, Sh, All The application associated with
the Realm Routing Table entry.
All is a wildcard indicating the
entry applies for all supported
Diameter applications.
10.7.5.5.3 set
This command is used to modify a Routing Peer associated to a static Realm Routing Table entry. The
Routing Peer's instance and identity must correspond to a Static Peer with the same instance and identity.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Realms/RoutingPeers> level.
2) Enter:
set <instance> <realm> <applicationId> <identity> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<applicationId> Choice Rf, Ro, Sh, All The application associated with
the Realm Routing Table entry.
All is a wildcard indicating the
entry applies for all supported
Diameter applications.
10.7.5.5.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Routing Peer associated to a static Realm Routing Table entry. The
Routing Peer's instance and identity must correspond to a Static Peer with the same instance and identity.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Diameter/Realms/RoutingPeers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <instance> <realm> <applicationId> <identity>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<applicationId> Choice Rf, Ro, Sh, All The application associated with
the Realm Routing Table entry.
All is a wildcard indicating the
entry applies for all supported
Diameter applications.
10.8 FTP
This level is used to manage general FTP system level attributes.
10.8.1 get
This command is used to view the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) -related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/FTP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.8.2 set
This command is used to modify the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) -related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/FTP> level.
2) Enter:
10.9 Http
This level is used to view, modify, add, and delete the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) settings.
10.9.1 ClientAuthentication
This level is used to view and modify the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) client authentication
properties.
10.9.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Client Authentication properties.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.9.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the Client Authentication properties.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.1.3 Trusts
This level is used to generate Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) trust anchors.
10.9.1.3.2 createTrust
This command is used to generate a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) key and a trust anchor for a secure
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTPS) interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
createTrust <alias> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<keyLength> Integer 512 through 16384 This parameter specifies the key
length or key size. (default value
2048 when not specified).
10.9.1.3.3 deleteTrust
This command is used to delete a trust anchor identified by its alias name.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
deleteTrust <alias>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.1.3.4 exportTrust
This command is used to export a file related to Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). The SSL file is extracted
from the BroadWorks trust store and copied to the /var/broadworks/tmp directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
exportTrust <alias> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: pkcs12File
10.9.1.3.5 showTrust
This command is used to view the details of the X.509 certificate associated with the trust anchor of the
provided interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
showTrust <alias>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.1.3.6 updateTrust
This command is used to load and update a trust anchor file. The certificate is taken from the specified
path and copied to the proper location. If a trust anchor chain is provided, it is used for determining the
certificate hierarchy when storing the trust anchor.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/Trusts> level.
2) Enter:
updateTrust <alias> <trustAnchorFile> [<trustAnchorChain>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.1.4 WebApps
This level is used to view, add, and delete webapp entries.
10.9.1.4.3 set
This command is used to modify a Web Application where the Client Authentication applies.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/WebApps> level.
2) Enter:
set <interface> <port> <applicationName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.1.4.4 delete
This command is used to remove a Web Application where the Client Authentication applies.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/WebApps> level.
2) Enter:
delete <interface> <port> <applicationName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.1.4.5 Resources
This level is used to view, add, and delete resource entries.
10.9.1.4.5.1 get
This command is used to view the list of resources for the Web Application where the Client Authentication
applies.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/WebApps/
Resources> level.
2) Enter:
get <interface> <port> <applicationName>↵
where:
10.9.1.4.5.2 add
This command is used to add a restriction to the scope of the Client Authentication.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/WebApps/
Resources> level.
2) Enter:
add <interface> <port> <applicationName> <relativeUrl> <clientAuthReq>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.1.4.5.3 set
This command is used to modify a restriction to the scope of the Client Authentication.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/WebApps/
Resources> level.
10.9.1.4.5.4 delete
This command is used to remove a restriction to the scope of Client Authentication.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/ClientAuthentication/WebApps/
Resources> level.
2) Enter:
delete <interface> <port> <applicationName> <relativeUrl>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.2 GeneralSettings
This level is used to view and modify the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) general settings.
10.9.2.1 get
This command is used to view the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.9.2.2 set
The command is used to modify the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) general settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/GeneralSettings> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.3 HttpAlias
This level is used to view, add, modify, or delete the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server (Web
Server) aliases. Whenever a web page is accessed, the web address in the URL that appears in the user's
browser is replaced by the public address configured on this sever. If the server can be reached using
10.9.3.1 get
This command is used to retrieve the list of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) aliases.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpAlias> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.9.3.2 add
This command is used to add a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) alias for a physical interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpAlias> level.
2) Enter:
add <interface> <alias> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.3.3 set
This command is used to modify the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) aliases-related attributes for a
given interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpAlias> level.
2) Enter:
set <interface> <alias> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) alias for an interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpAlias> level.
2) Enter:
delete <interface> <alias>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear a (set to know value) Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) aliases-related
attributes for an interface.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpAlias> level.
2) Enter:
clear <interface> <alias> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.4 HttpBinding
This level is used to view, add, modify, or delete the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) bindings. Bindings
associate an application to a specific server through an address and port combination.
10.9.4.2 add
This command is used to add a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) bindings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpBinding> level.
2) Enter:
add <interface> <port> <applicationName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.4.3 delete
This command is used to delete an Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) binding.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpBinding> level.
2) Enter:
delete <interface> <port> <applicationName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) servers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.9.5.2 add
This command is used to add a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
add <interface> <port> <name> <secure> <clientAuthReq> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.5.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
delete <interface> <port>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.5.5 clear
This command is used to clear Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
clear <interface> <port> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.5.6 sslExport
This command is used to export Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) files (certificate, key, or chain file). The SSL
file is taken from its location and copied to the /var/broadworks/tmp/ directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
sslExport <interface> <port> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.5.7 sslGenkey
This command is used to generate a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) key for a secure HTTP server. A
generated ''.csr''(Certificate Signing Request) file is written to the ''/tmp'' directory under the name
''name.csr'', where name is the interface IP address.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
sslGenkey <interface> <port> [<attribute>]↵
where:
<keyLength> Integer 512 through 16384 The SSL key length or key size,
default value (when not specified)
is "1024".
10.9.5.8 sslRemove
This command is used to remove the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) file (chain file).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
sslRemove <interface> <port> <attribute>↵
where:
10.9.5.9 sslShow
This command is used to view the details of the X.509 certificate and certificate chain associated with the
provided interface. This command reflects the information as it is sent by the server to the client software.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
sslShow <interface> <port>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.9.5.10 sslUpdate
This command is used to load and update a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate file. The certificate is
taken from the specified path and copied to the proper location.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Http/HttpServer> level.
2) Enter:
sslUpdate <interface> <port> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<chainFile> String 1 to 255 characters The file name of the key file.
10.10.1 get
This command is used to display IN Service Control-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/INServiceControl> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.10.2 set
This command is used to modify IN Service Control-related attributes. Note that the system must be
restarted for changes to be implemented.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/INServiceControl> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.11 LDAP
This level is used to view and modify attributes related to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
(LDAP).
10.11.1 Client
This level is used to view and modify attributes related to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
client.
10.11.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) client options.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.11.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) client options.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
10.11.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) client options.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.11.1.4 LocalUsers
This level is used to view and modify Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) local users.
10.11.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view local users.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/LocalUsers> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.11.1.4.2 add
This command is used to add local user.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/LocalUsers> level.
2) Enter:
add <name>↵
where:
10.11.1.4.3 delete
This command is used to delete local user.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/LocalUsers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.11.1.5 Servers
This level is used to view and modify Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) servers.
10.11.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) servers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/Servers> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.11.1.5.2 add
This command is used to add a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/Servers> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <port> <secured>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.11.1.5.3 set
This command is used to modify the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server options.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/Servers> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.11.1.5.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAP/Client/Servers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.12 LDAPDirectory
This level is used to configure an enterprise Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directory,
which can be accessed by users to make calls through the CommPilot Call Manager. This is useful
for an enterprise that stores user information in a LDAP directory. This feature has been enhanced to
provide increased security and more flexibility. To provide greater security, the LDAP connection now
supports the use of an SSL connection to bind with the LDAP server. To provide more flexibility, the
search filter can now be specified, as well as which field is filterable. Also there are up to four configurable
10.12.1 get
This command displays the configuration to use to access a group's private LDAP directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.12.2 set
This command is used to set the configuration used to access the group's private LDAP directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.12.3 clear
This command is used to clear a configuration attribute for a group's private LDAP directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.13 MGCP
This level is used to view and modify Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)- related attributes.
The MGCP is used as a location for users when their profiles are set up (for example, mgcp:aaln/S1/
SU0/1@broadsoft.com) and permits call completion. A proxy address allows BroadWorks to work with
MGCP Proxy Server.
10.13.1 get
MGCP-related attributes, such as the timer values, are viewed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/MGCP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.13.2 set
MGCP-related attributes, such as the timer values and MGCP Proxy Address, are changed using this
command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/MGCP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
<t1> Choice 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 7000, The t1 timeout for MGCP in
9000 milliseconds.
<t2> Choice 4000, 6000, 8000, 10000 The t2 timeout for MGCP in
milliseconds.
<listeningPort> Integer 1025 through 65355 The port upon which the
messages are received.
10.13.3 clear
This command is used to clear MGCP-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/MGCP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.14 Mail
The Internet Mail Facility is an interface that permits users to receive e-mail messages via the system.
10.14.1 get
This command is used to view mail-related attributes, such as the default From address, default Subject
heading, and the primary and secondary Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) servers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Mail> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.14.2 set
This command is used to modify mail-related attributes, such as the default From address, default Subject
heading, and the primary and secondary Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) servers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Mail> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
10.14.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) mail-related attributes, such as the default From address,
default Subject heading, and the primary and secondary Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) servers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Mail> level.
2) Enter:
clear <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.15 MediaFileSize
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete MediaFileSize entries.
10.15.2 set
This command is used to modify the settings of the MediaFileSize attribute. NOTE: Changing
MediaFileSize-related settings is effective immediately, without server restart. However a web portal user
needs to log out and log in again to see these changes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/MediaFileSize> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.16 Messaging
This level is used to view, modify, and clear Messaging Server-related attributes.
10.16.1 get
This command is used to view Messaging Server-related system interface attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Messaging> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.16.2 set
This command is used to modify Messaging Server-related system interface attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Messaging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.16.3 clear
This command is used to clear Messaging Server-related system interface attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Messaging> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.17 NetServSync
The Network Server synchronization interface provides the synchronization between the Application Server
and the Network Server, and specifically the trusted key. The trusted key is necessary for the Network
Server to accept connections from the Application Server.
10.17.1 get
Network Server synchronization interface-related attributes, such as the name of the interface and the
Network Server synchronization key, are viewed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/NetServSync> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.17.2 set
Network Server synchronization interface-related attributes, such as the Network Server synchronization
key, are changed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/NetServSync> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.18 OCI
The Open Client Interface (OCI) reporting interface provides a reporting interface for the Application
Server. The Application Server relays successfully executed OCI modification requests to external systems
over the OCI Reporting Interface so that these systems have an up-to-date view of configuration data.
The external systems can include, but are not limited to, third-party services platforms, customer care
platforms, and data mining applications. The OCI modification requests and associated data are relayed
over TCP/IP to all connected external systems. Associated data consists of:A user ID and login type for
the account that enacted the modificationAn indicator that indicates whether or not the OCI modification
request relayed to an external system is the same as that received over the Open Client InterfaceAccess
Control ListAn access control list is used to indicate which external systems can connect to the Application
Server for notifications. The system administrator configures an access control list for OCI reporting using
one of the following methods:Adds the address for the external system to the access control list using
the AS_CLI/System/NetworkAccessLists/OCIReporting context. The address can be an IP address or
a fully qualified host name. For more information, refer to section 12.14.5 OCI.Configures the access
control list by submitting OCI requests. For more information on this method, refer to the BroadWorks
Application Server Provisioning Interface Specification Guide.External systems whose addresses are in
the access control list are permitted to connect to the Application Server. One connection is permitted
per IP address. The Application Server sends OCIReportingReportNotifications to all connections. The
Application Server writes successfully executed OCI requests to a single file, which is rotated based on
the file size and number of files. The level of information written to the audit log file can be configured.
(Note that the Application Server audit logs that existed prior to this feature are now obsolete; therefore the
AuditTrail context under the AS_CLI/Monitoring level has been removed).
10.18.1 CallControl
The Application Server collects users that share the same provisioning characteristics and places them into
a group. For example, a group can be a company or an organization. Members are defined for each group
and include the members' phone numbers. Group administrators responsible for entering members into the
system for that group are also defined. Valid access points for each group are specified. As well, a range of
10.18.1.1 get
This command is used to view OCI Call Control Application definition attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.18.1.2 add
This command is used to add an OCI Call Control Application definition to the system. Disabling system-
wide means the application is enabled per user.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
add <applicationId> <enableSystemWide> <notificationTimeoutInSeconds>
<maxEventChannelsPerSet> [<description>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.18.1.3 set
This command is used to modify an OCI Call Control Application definition attributes. Disabling system-
wide means the application is enabled per user. If an application is enabled per user then switched to
being enabled system-wide, the switch to enabling system-wide will require confirmation as the application
settings per user will be lost for this application.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
set <applicationId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.18.1.4 delete
This command is used to delete an OCI Call Control Application definition from the system. Confirmation is
required since deleting the application will remove it from all users that have enabled it.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
delete <applicationId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.18.1.5 clear
This command is used to clear OCI Call Control Application attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/OCI/CallControl> level.
2) Enter:
clear <applicationId> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.18.2 Reporting
This level is used to view and modify OCI Reporting-related attributes.
10.18.2.1 get
This command is used to view OCI Reporting-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/OCI/Reporting> level.
10.18.2.2 set
This command is used to modify OCI Reporting-related attributes. Note that a restart of the Application
Server is required for the modification to any these attributes to take effect.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/OCI/Reporting> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<serverPort> Integer 1025 through 65535 This value allows the system
administrator to configure the
server port that connects to all
external systems. The default is
8025.
10.19 ProvisioningValidation
The provisioning validation framework is used to validate forwarding numbers provisioned against the
Outgoing Calling Plan. It also provides network translation support, thus enabling complete validation
of the destination numbers. When the destination number is determined to be a network destination,
the Network Server is queried. The number is then validated by AAC and OCP, taking into account the
Network Server results. Note that for network destinations, the Network Server is queried even if the
validity of the destination could be determined without the network translations. A trivial example of this is
a user who has neither AAC nor OCP services. Adding Network Server queries allows proper resolution of
City Wide Centrex and toll calls.
10.19.1 get
This command is used to view Provisioning Validation-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/ProvisioningValidation> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.19.2 set
This command is used to modify Provisioning Validation-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/ProvisioningValidation> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20 SIP
This level is used to view and modify the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) attributes.
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) information is required to establish communication between the network
elements (NEs). The SIP interface supports call completion. The Application Server supports two SIP timer
values:
t1: the initial SIP message retransmission time interval to wait before re-transmitting messages.
t2: the maximum time interval between retransmission of non-INVITE requests retry interval.
If the initial attempt to transmit a SIP request fails, the system will retry after the interval specified by t1.
This interval will then double for each subsequent retransmission attempt unless restricted by t2. If the
maximum interval specified by t2 is exceeded, then each subsequent transmission will occur at the t2
interval instead. Note that only non-INVITE requests can be restricted by t2. These timers correspond to
the T1 and T2 timers described in RFC 3261.
Retransmission attempts continue until one of the following conditions is met:Interval exceeds 64*t1. For
access-side INVITEs, the interval exceeds the terminationAttemptTimeoutSeconds value specified under
the AS_CLI/System/CallP/AccessRouting> context and the terminationAttemptTimeoutActive parameter is
set to true. For network-side INVITEs, the interval exceeds the routeTimerLength value specified under the
AS_CLI/System/CallP/Routing/RouteParms> context.
This level is also used to configure an Application Server to interwork with a Call Session Control Function
(CSCF). In particular, BroadWorks interfaces with the Serving CSCF (S-CSCF).
To configure the Application Server, the following parameters are used:
* 100rel, useDomainForSubscriberAddress
* parameters of the AS_CLI/Interface/IMS> context (available in IMS mode only).
10.20.1 get
This command is used to view Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)-related attributes, including the default port,
the t1 timer, and the t2 timer.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.20.2 set
This command is used to modify Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<t1> Choice 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 7000, This parameter specifies the SIP
9000 t1 timer (in milliseconds).
<t2> Choice 4000, 6000, 8000, 10000 This parameter specifies the SIP
t2 timer (in milliseconds).
<listeningPort> Integer 1025 through 65355 The port upon which the
messages are received.
<networkProxy Choice udp, tcp, unspecified Indicates the transport to use for
Transport> sending to the specified location
network-bound SIP INVITE
messages leaving BroadWorks.
<accessProxy Integer 1025 through 65355 Defines the port associated with
Port> the accessProxyHost. SIP Access
Proxy is only used to indicate an
alternate source from which it is
acceptable to receive messages
from an access device when ACL
is enabled. Its use has no impact
on how BroadWorks processes
outbound messages.
<callingParty Choice none, cpc, isup-oli, cpc-gtd This parameter selects the format
Category used to send the calling party
Format> category parameter associated
with a user. When set to "none",
the calling party category (cpc)
parameter is not sent. When set
to "cpc", the CPC parameter is
included in the From header,
under the cpc field. When set to
"isup-oli", the CPC parameter
is included in the From header,
under the isup-oli field. When set
to "cpc-gtd" the CPC parameter
is included in the GTD header,
under the CPC field.
<destination Choice dtg, tgrpInContact, tgrpInRequest When set to "dtg", the Application
TrunkGroup Uri, x-nortel-profile Server sends the destination
Format> trunk group information in the
outgoing INVITE as the dtg
parameter of the request-URI.
When set to "tgrpInContact",
the destination trunk group
information is passed in the
outgoing INVITE as the tgrp
and trunk-context parameters
in the user portion of the
Contact header URI. When
set to "tgrpInRequestURI",
the destination trunk group
information is passed in the
outgoing INVITE as the tgrp and
trunk-context parameters in the
user portion of the request-URI.
When set to "x-nortel-profile", an
X-Nortel-Profile header is added
to carry the destination trunk
group information in the outgoing
SIP INVITE sent towards the
network.
<enableDelay Choice true, false When set to true, the SIP Invite is
QuickReInvite> resent with a delay.
<delayQuick Integer 100 through 10000 This parameter defines the delay
ReInvite to wait in milliseconds before
Milliseconds> resending a SIP Invite.
10.20.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
10.20.4 ContentType
This level is used to view, modify, add, and delete content types supported by the BroadWorks Application
Server SIP interface.
10.20.4.1 get
This command is used to view Content Type-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ContentType> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.20.4.2 set
This command is used to modify Content Type-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ContentType> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.4.3 Content
This level is used to manage Content-related attributes.
10.20.4.3.1 get
This command is used to view Content-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ContentType/Content> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.20.4.3.3 set
This command is used to change the supported Interface attribute for a supported Content type list entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ContentType/Content> level.
2) Enter:
set <contentType> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.4.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Content entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ContentType/Content> level.
2) Enter:
delete <contentType>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.5 DiversionReasonMap
This level is used to view and modify Diversion Reason attributes supported by the BroadWorks
Application Server SIP interface.
10.20.5.2 set
This command is used to modify Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Diversion Reason-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/DiversionReasonMap> level.
2) Enter:
set <diversionReason> <causeValue>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6 ProxyPolicy
This level is used to control proxy headers or option tags considered Unknown based on new SIP header
proxy policies (known SIP headers and SIP option tags).
10.20.6.1 HeaderPolicy
This level is used to view, modify, add, delete, and clear HeaderPolicy entries.
10.20.6.1.1 get
This command is used to view Header Policy definition attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/HeaderPolicy> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.20.6.1.2 add
This command is used to add a Header Policy definition.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/HeaderPolicy> level.
2) Enter:
add <headerName> <ruleName> [<shortHeaderName>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.1.3 set
This command is used to modify HeaderPolicy definition attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/HeaderPolicy> level.
2) Enter:
set <headerName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.1.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Header Policy.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/HeaderPolicy> level.
2) Enter:
delete <headerName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.1.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) a Header Policy definition attribute.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/HeaderPolicy> level.
2) Enter:
clear <headerName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.2.3 set
This command is used to modify Option Tag Policy entry attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/OptionTagPolicy> level.
2) Enter:
set <optionTag> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.2.4 delete
This command is used to delete an Option Tag Policy entry.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/OptionTagPolicy> level.
2) Enter:
delete <optionTag>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.3.3 set
This command is used to modify a SIP proxy rule.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/Rule> level.
2) Enter:
set <ruleName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete a SIP proxy rule.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/Rule> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ruleName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.4 UnmatchedHeaderPolicy
This level is used to view, modify, and clear the Unmatched Header Policy attributes.
10.20.6.4.1 get
This command is used to view the Unmatched Header Policy attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/UnmatchedHeaderPolicy>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.20.6.4.2 set
This command is used to modify UnmatchedHeaderPolicy attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/UnmatchedHeaderPolicy>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
10.20.6.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Unmatched Header Policy attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/UnmatchedHeaderPolicy>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.5 UnmatchedOptionTagPolicy
This level is used to view, modify, and clear Unmatched Option Tag Policy attributes.
10.20.6.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Unmatched Option Tag Policy attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/UnmatchedOptionTagPolicy>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.20.6.5.2 set
This command is used to modify Unmatched Option Tag Policy attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/UnmatchedOptionTagPolicy>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.20.6.5.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Unmatched Option Tag Policy attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SIP/ProxyPolicy/UnmatchedOptionTagPolicy>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
10.21 SMDI
This level is used to view, modify, add, and delete system parameters related to the SMDI interface.
10.21.1 get
This command is used to view SMDI Interface-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.21.2 set
This command is used to modify SMDI Interface-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SMDI> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.22 SMPP
This level is used to view, modify, or clear SMPP (Short Message Peer-to-Peer Protocol)-related attributes.
10.22.1 get
This command is used to view the current Short Message Peer-to-Peer Protocol (SMPP)-related
configuration.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SMPP> level.
2) Enter:
10.22.2 set
This command is used to modify Short Message Peer-to-Peer Protocol (SMPP)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SMPP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.22.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Short Message Peer-to-Peer Protocol (SMPP) attributes
that do not have default settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SMPP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23 SNMP
This level is used to view and modify the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) agent.
10.23.1 AccessList
This level is used to view and modify the list of entries in the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) access list.
10.23.1.1 get
This command is used to view the nodes that currently can access the Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP) agent.
10.23.1.2 add
This command is used to add a node to the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) access list. To
obtain performance measurements, the SNMP manager must have access to the individual nodes in the
network. The SNMP manager Internet Protocol (IP) address is used by the agent to identify managers that
are granted access.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/AccessList> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.1.3 delete
This command is used to remove a node from the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) access
list. When the node is removed from the access list, it is longer able to obtain performance measurements
from the SNMP Agent. The node's IP address is used to identify the manager.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/AccessList> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.2 Agent
This level is used to view and modify the current Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Agent
settings, modify the listening port, modify the read community string, or modify the write community string.
You can set the source address that is used to send traps, which supports configurations whereby a server
can have multiple network interfaces, including a dedicated maintenance/management interface.
10.23.2.1 get
This command is used to view the current Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Agent-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Agent> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
<trapSource Choice An IP interface that is currently This parameter specifies the trap
Address> defined on the server. source for the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP)
Agent.
10.23.3 Logging
This level is used to view and modify logging for the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Agent.
10.23.3.1 get
This command is used to view logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
10.23.3.2 set
This command is used to modify logging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<attribute> MultipleChoice enabled, severity, priority, max This parameter specifies the
QueueSize, showThreadName attribute to be modified.
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn default logging severity level.
10.23.3.3 InputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear input channels entries.
10.23.3.3.1 get
This command is used to view input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.23.3.3.2 set
This command is used to modify input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
<severity> Choice Debug, FieldDebug, Info, Notice, This parameter specifies the
Warn severity level of the logging input
channel.
10.23.3.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear input channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging/InputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.3.4 OutputChannels
This level is used to view, modify, or clear output channels.
10.23.3.4.1 get
This command is used to view output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.23.3.4.2 set
This command is used to modify output channels-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Logging/OutputChannels> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
10.23.4 Reporting
This level is used to view and configure the attributes related to the automated performance measurement
(PM) reporting over the SNMP feature.
10.23.4.1 get
This command is used to view Performance Measurement (PM) reporting-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Reporting> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.23.4.2 set
This command is used to modify Performance Measurement (PM) reporting attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Reporting> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.4.3 generateReport
This command is used to generate a Performance Measurement (PM) report and send it to remote File
Transfer Protocol (FTP) servers. This command does not reset counters (even when resetCounters is
enabled).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Reporting> level.
2) Enter:
generateReport↵
10.23.4.4 FTP
The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) level is used to view and modify the target FTP servers for Performance
Measurement (PM) reporting.
10.23.4.4.1 get
Use this command to view File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Reporting/FTP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.23.4.4.2 add
Use this command to add a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Reporting/FTP> level.
2) Enter:
add <hostname> <userid> [<usePassiveMode>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.4.4.3 set
Use this command to modify the information associated with the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Reporting/FTP> level.
2) Enter:
set <hostname> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.4.4.4 delete
Use this command to delete an existing File Transfer Protocol (FTP) serve.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/Reporting/FTP> level.
2) Enter:
delete <hostname>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.5 SMAP
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Software Management Application Protocol (SMAP)-
related attributes.
10.23.5.1 get
This command is used to view the Software Management Application Protocol (SMAP)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/SMAP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.23.5.2 set
This command is used to modify the Software Management Application Protocol (SMAP)-related attributes.
10.23.5.3 BCCT
This level is used to view and modify the Software Management Application Protocol (SMAP) BroadWorks
Common Communication Transport (BCCT)-related attributes.
10.23.5.3.1 get
This command is used to view the Software Management Application Protocol (SMAP) BroadWorks
Common Communication Transport (BCCT)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/SMAP/BCCT> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.23.5.3.2 set
This command is used to modify the Software Management Application Protocol (SMAP) BroadWorks
Common Communication Transport (BCCT)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/SMAP/BCCT> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.6 TrapTable
This level is used to view and modify entries in the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) trap
table.
10.23.6.1 get
This command is used to view information in the current Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
trap table, such as the IP address of the machine the BroadWorks server is sending traps to and the
corresponding port.
10.23.6.2 add
This command is used to add a node to the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) trap table. To
send traps, the BroadWorks server must be able to identify the node where traps are sent. This is usually a
machine designated as the central point for monitoring. The node's IP address and port are used to identify
the node.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/TrapTable> level.
2) Enter:
add <ipAddress> <port> <model> <useAlarms>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.6.3 set
This command is used to modify an entry in the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) trap table.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/TrapTable> level.
2) Enter:
set <ipAddress> <port> <attribute>↵
where:
10.23.6.4 delete
This command is used to remove a node from the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) trap
table. Nodes removed from the SNMP trap table are no longer sent traps. The node's IP address and port
are used to identify the node.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/TrapTable> level.
2) Enter:
delete <ipAddress> <port>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.7.1 Groups
This level is used to view and modify Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 groups.
10.23.7.1.1 get
This command is used to view Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 groups-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl/Groups> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.23.7.1.2 add
This command is used to add a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 groups.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl/Groups> level.
2) Enter:
add <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.7.1.3 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) v3 group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl/Groups> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.7.1.4 AccessLevels
This level is used to view and modify levels of access for the group.
10.23.7.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 group access levels.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl/Groups/AccessLevels>
level.
2) Enter:
get <name>↵
where:
10.23.7.1.4.2 add
This command is used to add Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 access levels to a group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl/Groups/AccessLevels>
level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <level>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.7.1.4.3 delete
This command is used to remove Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 access levels from a
group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3AccessControl/Groups/AccessLevels>
level.
2) Enter:
delete <name> <level>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.8.1 get
This command is used to view Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 user-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3Users> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.23.8.2 add
This command is used to add a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 user.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3Users> level.
2) Enter:
add <user> <read> <write> <security> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.8.3 set
This command is used to modify Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 user-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3Users> level.
2) Enter:
set <user> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.23.8.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) v3 user.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3Users> level.
2) Enter:
delete <user>↵
where:
10.23.8.5 clear
This command is used to clear Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 user-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/SNMP/V3Users> level.
2) Enter:
clear <user> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.24 Sh
This level is used to manage Sh interface-related attributes.
10.24.1 get
This command is used to view Sh Interface-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
10.24.2 set
This command is used to modify Sh Interface-related attributes in the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.24.3 clear
This command is used to clear Sh Interface-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.24.4 NonTransparentData
This level is used to view, modify, delete, clear, and refresh NonTransparentData entries.
10.24.4.1 get
This command is used to view Sh Non-Transparent Data-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh/NonTransparentData> level.
2) Enter:
get <publicUserIdentity>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.24.4.2 set
This command is used to modify Sh Non-Transparent Data-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh/NonTransparentData> level.
2) Enter:
set <publicUserIdentity> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.24.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear Sh Non Transparent Data-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh/NonTransparentData> level.
2) Enter:
clear <publicUserIdentity> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.24.4.4 refresh
This command is used to refresh the Sh Non Transparent Data for a single Public User Identity.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh/NonTransparentData> level.
2) Enter:
refresh <publicUserIdentity>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
10.24.4.5 SystemRefresh
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete SystemRefresh entries.
10.24.4.5.1 query
This command is used to query the status of the system refresh task.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh/NonTransparentData/SystemRefresh> level.
2) Enter:
query↵
10.24.4.5.2 start
This command starts the system refresh task which refreshes all public identities for all users.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh/NonTransparentData/SystemRefresh> level.
2) Enter:
start↵
10.24.4.5.3 terminate
This command terminates the system refresh task.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Interface/Sh/NonTransparentData/SystemRefresh> level.
This level is used to manage all user types including system, service provider, group, and user.
11.1 Administrator
This level is used to configure access and security issues for administrative users, including system
providers and provisioning administrators.
11.1.1 get
Administrator-related attributes, such as the administrator user ID and corresponding name and access
level, are viewed using this command. A user ID can be in the form of an e-mail address.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.1.2 add
When adding a new administrator to the system, you set the administrator user ID, access level, first and
last names, and password.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
add <userId> <type> <readOnly> [<attribute>]↵
where:
11.1.3 set
Administrator-related attributes, such as the administrator user ID, first and last names, password, and
access level are changed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
set <userId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.1.4 delete
Administrators can be deleted from the system. The user ID for the administrator is used to identify the
record.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
delete <userId>↵
11.1.5 clear
Group administrator-related attributes, such as the group administrator's user ID, and first and last names,
are changed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
clear <userId> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.2 AnnouncementRepository
This level is used to view and modify the settings for the announcement repository.
11.2.1 get
This command is used to view the settings of the announcement repository.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AnnouncementRepository> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.2.2 set
This command is used to modify the settings of the announcement repository.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AnnouncementRepository> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.3 AppServerSet
This level allows for the adding, modifying, or removal of group and service provider Application Server
Set.
11.3.1 Group
This level is used to view, modify, and clear group Application Server Set.
11.3.1.1 get
This command is used to view group Application Server Set-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AppServerSet/Group> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.3.1.2 set
This command is used to modify group Application Server Set-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AppServerSet/Group> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
11.3.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear group Application Server Set-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AppServerSet/Group> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.3.2 ServiceProvider
This level is used to view, modify, and clear service provider Application Server Set.
11.3.2.1 get
This command is used to view service provider Application Server Set-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AppServerSet/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.3.2.2 set
This command is used to modify service provider Application Server Set-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AppServerSet/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
11.3.2.3 clear
This command is used to clear service provider Application Server Set-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AppServerSet/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.4 AuthenticationLockout
This level is used to view and modify authentication lockouts.
11.4.1 get
This command is used to modify authentication lockout-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.4.2 set
This command is used to modify authentication lockout-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.4.3 dump
This command is used to create a comma separated file (''.csv'') containing all locked out device profiles,
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) endpoints, and SIP trunk groups.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout> level.
2) Enter:
dump <fileName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<fileName> String 1 to 300 characters The name of the dump file. The
''.csv'' file extension is added
to the filename automatically.
If no path is supplied with the
filename, the file is created in the
application directory.
11.4.4 DeviceProfile
This level is used to view and modify the device profile authentication lockouts.
11.4.4.1 get
This command is used display the locked out device profiles. If the command is used with a specified
variable, only records matching that criterion are displayed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/DeviceProfile>
level.
2) Enter:
11.4.4.2 clear
This command is used to clear locked out device profiles.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/DeviceProfile>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <level> <deviceProfileName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: group
Variable: serviceProvider
11.4.4.3 clearAll
This command is used clear the locked out device profiles.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/DeviceProfile>
level.
2) Enter:
clearAll↵
11.4.5 SIP
This level is used to manage the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) endpoint authentication lockouts.
11.4.5.1 clearAll
This command is used clear all locked out SIP endpoints and trunk groups.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
clearAll↵
11.4.5.2 Endpoint
This level is used to manage the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) endpoint authentication lockouts.
11.4.5.2.1 get
This command is used display locked out Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) endpoints. If the command is
used with a specified variable, only records matching that criterion are displayed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/SIP/Endpoint>
level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
11.4.5.2.2 clear
This command is used clear the locked out Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) endpoints.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/SIP/Endpoint>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <userId> <linePort>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.4.5.3 TrunkGroup
This level is used to manage Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Trunk Group authentication lockouts.
11.4.5.3.1 get
This command is used to display locked out Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Trunk Groups. If the
command is used with a specified variable, only records matching that criterion are displayed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/SIP/
TrunkGroup> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
11.4.5.3.2 clear
This command is used to clear the locked out Trunk Groups.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationLockout/SIP/
TrunkGroup> level.
2) Enter:
clear <groupId> <svcProviderId> <trunkGroupName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.5.1 DeviceProfile
This level is used to manage device profile authentication password rules.
11.5.1.1 get
This command is used to view the device profile authentication password-related attributes for system
administrators, such as the allowable login failures, minimum password length, whether the authentication
name can be used as a password, and whether passwords can contain numbers or symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules/
DeviceProfile> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.5.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the device profile authentication password-related attributes for system
administrators, such as the allowable authentication failures, minimum password length, whether the user
name can also be the password, and whether passwords can contain numbers or symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules/
DeviceProfile> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.5.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the device profile authentication password-related
attributes for system administrators, such as the e-mail address to notify when the number of failed
authentication attempts is exceeded.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules/
DeviceProfile> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.5.2 SIP
This level is used to manage the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) authentication password rules.
11.5.2.1 get
This command is used to view the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) authentication password rules-related
attributes for system administrators, such as the allowable login failures, minimum password length,
whether the authentication name can be used as a password, and whether passwords can contain
numbers or symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.5.2.2 set
This command is used to modify the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) authentication password rules-related
attributes for system administrators, such as the allowable authentication failures, minimum password
length, whether the authentication name can also be the password, and whether passwords can contain
numbers or symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
11.5.2.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) authentication password
rules-related attributes for system administrators, such as the e-mail address to notify when the number of
failed authentication attempts is exceeded.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/AuthenticationPasswordRules/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.6 ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles
This level is used to view and modify the Client Application Launch Profiles at the system level.
11.6.1 get
This command is used to view Client Application Launch Profile-related attributes at the system level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.6.2 set
This command is used to modify Client Application Launch Profile-related attributes at the system level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
set <clientApplication> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: custom
11.7 Device
This level allows for the adding, modifying, or removal of system access devices.
11.7.1 get
This command is used to view System Access Device-related attributes. At least one of the parameters
defined in the multiple choice attribute needs to be specified to search all access devices in the group.
Device's name, type, IP address, and MAC address can be used as search criteria. If the search produces
over 1,000 entries, an error message will be displayed and user should refine the search criteria to narrow
the search.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.2 detail
This command is used to view System Access Device detail attributes, such as IP address, port, mac
address, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device> level.
2) Enter:
detail <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.3 add
This command allows you to add a new System Access device to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device> level.
2) Enter:
add <deviceName> <deviceType> [<attribute>] <true> <true>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<true>
<true>
11.7.4 set
This command is used to modify System Access Device-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<userName> String 1 to 161 characters The name of the user for whom a
custom password is required.
11.7.5 delete
This command is used to delete an existing system access device from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device> level.
2) Enter:
delete <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.6 clear
This command is used to clear System Access Device-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device> level.
2) Enter:
clear <deviceName> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.7 lineOrder
Line order is used when an IP Phone is sharing lines and you want to change the order of lines by moving
a subscriber's line up or down.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device> level.
2) Enter:
lineOrder <deviceName> <linePort> <action> [<attribute>]↵
11.7.8 rebuildDefaultFile
This command is used to rebuild each file of the device using the subscribers profile parameter.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device> level.
2) Enter:
rebuildDefaultFile <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.9 CustomTags
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete CustomTags entries.
11.7.9.1 get
This command is used to view Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
get <deviceName>↵
where:
11.7.9.2 add
This command is used to add a new Custom Tag.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
add <deviceName> <tagName> [<tagValue>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.9.3 set
This command is used to modify Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceName> <tagName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.9.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Custom Tag from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
delete <deviceName> <tagName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.10 Files
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Files entries.
11.7.10.1 get
This command is used to view Device Profile File-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/Files> level.
2) Enter:
get <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.10.2 detail
This command is used to view Device Profile File detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/Files> level.
2) Enter:
detail <deviceName> <fileFormat>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.7.10.3 set
This command is used to modify Device Profile File-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/Files> level.
2) Enter:
set <deviceName> <fileFormat> <attribute>↵
11.7.11 User
This level is used to view the users associated with a system access device.
11.7.11.1 get
This command is used to view Device User-related attributes. At least one of the parameters defined in the
multiple choice attribute needs to be specified to search all users for a device. If the search produces over
1,000 entries, an error message appears and you should refine your search criteria to narrow the search.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Device/User> level.
2) Enter:
get <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.8 DeviceInventory
This level is used to view the configured devices on the system.
11.8.1 get
Device inventory-related attributes, such as the device name and address, are viewed using this
command. If you use the command with a specified variable, only records matching that criterion are
displayed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/DeviceInventory> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.9 Domain
This level is used to view configured domain names, which are used for subscriber identification on
BroadWorks that include authentication and SIP subscriber identification.
11.9.1 get
This command is used to view all service provider-configured domain-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
11.9.2 detail
This command is used to view system domain detail-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
detail <domainName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.9.3 add
This command is used to add a new domain to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
add <domainName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.9.4 delete
This command deletes an existing domain from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
delete <domainName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.10 EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges
This level is used to view the enterprise trunk number ranges.
11.10.1 get
This command is used to view the enterprise trunk number ranges.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
11.11 Extensions
This level allows for the configuration of extensions of group members and group services.
11.11.1 get
Group extension list-related attributes, such as the group name, user name, phone number, and
corresponding extension, are viewed using this command. The unique group name is used to identify the
record to be viewed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Extensions> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.11.2 set
The length of extension numbers is changed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Extensions> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.12 FeatureAccessCodes
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete system-wide attributes related to FeatureAccessCodes.
11.12.1 get
This command is used to view the system-level Feature Access Codes (FACs) configured.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/FeatureAccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
11.12.2 set
This command is used to modify the system-level Feature Access Codes (FACs) configured.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/FeatureAccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
set <functionName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.12.3 clear
This command is used to clear Default Feature Access Codes-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/FeatureAccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
clear <functionName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13 Group
The Application Server collects users that share the same provisioning characteristics and places them into
a group. For example, a group can be a company or an organization. Members are defined for each group
and include the members' phone numbers. Group administrators responsible for entering members into the
system for that group are also defined. Valid access points for each group are specified. As well, a range of
phone numbers can be reserved for each group. Additionally, the following are configured: group services,
group extension lists, group calling ID, and password management for group members.
11.13.2 detail
This command is used to view details of a configured group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.3 add
When adding a new group to the system, the group name used by the system, the company name, the
contact information, and other relevant group information are set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <defaultDomainName> <userLimit> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<timeZone> String 1 to 127 characters The time zone for this group.
11.13.4 set
Group-related attributes, such as the corresponding service provider, the group name used by the system,
the company name, the contact's name, phone number, e-mail address, the mailing address, and the
appropriate time zone are changed using this command. The group name is used to identify the record to
be changed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<timeZone> String 1 to 127 characters The time zone for this group.
11.13.5 delete
Groups can be deleted using this command. The unique service provider ID and group name combination
are used to delete the associated record.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.6 clear
This command is used to clear the group's location code.
11.13.7 Administrator
This level allows for the display, modification, addition, or deletion of administrators for groups.
11.13.7.1 get
Group administrator-related attributes, such as the corresponding service provider, the group name,
and the group administrator's user ID, first name, and last name are viewed using this command. Group
administrators have access to information related to their own groups.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.7.3 set
Group administrator-related attributes, such as the group administrator's user ID, and first and last names,
are changed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
set <userId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.7.4 delete
Group administrators can be deleted using this command. The unique user ID is used to delete the
associated record.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
delete <userId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.7.5 clear
Group administrator-related attributes, such as the group administrator's user ID, and first and last names,
are changed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
clear <userId> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.7.6 Policy
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Policy entries.
11.13.7.6.1 get
This command is used to view the policy attributes for users in the group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Administrator/Policy> level.
2) Enter:
get <userId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<userId> String 2 to 161 characters The user for whom you need
policy details.
11.13.7.6.2 set
This command is used to modify the policy attributes for users in the group.
<profile Choice Full, Restricted, None A policy that allows full, read-only
Access> or no access to user profiles.
<admin Choice Full, Restricted, None A policy that allows full, read-
Access> only, or no access to group admin
profiles.
<deptAccess> Choice Full, Restricted, None A policy that allows full, read-
only, or no access to department
profiles.
<device Choice Full, Restricted, Restricted-No A policy that allows full, read-only,
Access> UserAssociation or no access to group profiles.
11.13.8 ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles
This level is used to view and modify the Client Application Launch Profiles at the group level.
11.13.8.1 get
This command is used to view Client Application Launch Profile-related attributes at the group level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
11.13.8.2 add
This command is used to add a new Client Application Launch Profile at the group level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <clientApplication> <enabled> <useVersion>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: custom
11.13.8.3 set
This command is used to modify Client Application Launch Profile-related attributes at the group level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <clientApplication> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: custom
11.13.8.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Client Application Launch Profile at the group level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <clientApplication>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.9 Department
This level is used to add departments to a group. Departments can be used to group users into areas such
as "sales" or "engineering". Incoming and outgoing calling restrictions can be assigned by department, but
other services are still assigned to the entire group or to individual users.
11.13.9.1 get
This command displays a list of all departments for a group as well as the number of users in each
department.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Department> level.
2) Enter:
11.13.9.2 add
This command adds a department to a group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Department> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <department> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.9.3 set
This command changes the name of a department.
11.13.9.4 delete
This command removes a department from a group. NOTE: All users must be unassigned from the
department before it can be deleted.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Department> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <department>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.9.5 clear
This command clears the parent of a department, effectively moving the department to the top-level of the
group department hierarchy.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Department> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <groupId> <department> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.9.6 Administrator
This section allows your department to be assigned an administrator. You can view, add, modify, and
delete administrators for groups.
11.13.9.6.1 get
This command displays a list of administrators for a department.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Department/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> <department> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.9.6.2 add
This command adds an administrator to a specific department.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Department/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <department> <userId> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.9.6.3 set
This command is used to modify information associated with a department administrator.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Department/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
11.13.9.6.4 delete
This command is used to delete an administrator from a group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Department/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
delete <userId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10 Device
This level allows for the adding, modifying, or removal of devices used by a group.
11.13.10.1 get
Device inventory-related attributes, such as the corresponding service provider and group, as well as the
device name, are viewed using this command. If you use the command with a specified variable, only
records matching that criterion will be displayed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.2 detail
This command is used to view the device details, such as IP address, port, software load, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName>↵
where:
11.13.10.3 add
When adding a new device inventory to the system, the device inventory's corresponding service provider,
group, and device name and type are set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <deviceType> [<attribute>] <true> <true>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<transport Choice udp, tcp, unspecified The type of transport for the
Type> device.
<true>
<true>
11.13.10.4 set
Device inventory-related attributes, such as the protocol being used, IP address, and port, are changed
using this command. The service provider/group/device name combination is used to identify the record to
be changed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<transport Choice udp, tcp, unspecified The type of transport for the
Type> device.
<userName> String 1 to 161 characters The name of the user for whom a
custom password is to be used.
11.13.10.5 delete
A device inventory can be deleted from the system using this command. The unique service provider/
group/device name combination is used to identify the record to be deleted.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName>↵
where:
11.13.10.6 clear
This command is used to clear attributes related to the Group Access Device.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.7 lineOrder
Line order is used when an IP Phone is sharing lines and you want to change the order of lines by moving
a subscriber's line up or down.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device> level.
2) Enter:
lineOrder <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <linePort> <action> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.8 rebuildDefaultFile
This command is used to rebuild each file of the device using the subscribers profile parameter.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device> level.
2) Enter:
rebuildDefaultFile <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.9 CustomTags
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Files entries.
11.13.10.9.1 get
This command is used to view Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.9.2 add
This command is used to add a new Custom Tag.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <tagName> [<tagValue>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.9.3 set
This command is used to modify Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <tagName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.9.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Custom Tag from the system.
11.13.10.9.5 clear
This command is used to clear Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/CustomTags> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <tagName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.10 Files
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Files entries.
11.13.10.10.1 get
This command is used to view Device Profile File-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/Files> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.10.2 detail
This command is used to view Device Profile File detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/Files> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <fileFormat>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<fileFormat> String 1 to 128 characters The type of the device profile file.
11.13.10.10.3 set
This command is used to modify Device Profile File-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/Files> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <fileFormat> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<fileFormat> String 1 to 128 characters The type of the device profile file.
11.13.10.11 User
This level is used to view the users associated with a Group Access Device.
11.13.10.11.1 get
User-related attributes, such as last name and phone number, are viewed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/User> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.10.11.2 set
This command is used to modify Group Device Profile User-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Device/User> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <deviceName> <linePort> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.11 DeviceFileReposUsers
This level allows for the adding, modifying, or removal of Device Files Repository Users.
11.13.11.1 get
This command is used to view File Repository Group User-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/DeviceFileReposUsers> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> <fileReposName>↵
11.13.11.2 add
This command is used to add a new File Repository Group User.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/DeviceFileReposUsers> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <fileReposName> <userName> <accessPriv>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.11.3 set
This command is used to modify File Repository Group User-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/DeviceFileReposUsers> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <fileReposName> <userName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.11.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing File Repository Group User from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/DeviceFileReposUsers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <fileReposName> <userName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.12 Domain
This level is used to view, add, and delete the domains used by a group.
11.13.12.1 get
This command is used to view group domain-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.12.2 detail
This command is used to view group domain detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <groupId> <domainName>↵
where:
11.13.12.3 add
This command is used to add a new group domain.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <domainName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.12.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing group domain from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <domainName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.13 EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges
This level is used to view, add, delete, activate and deactivate the enterprise trunk number ranges defined
in a group.
11.13.13.1 get
This command is used to view the enterprise trunk number ranges defined in a group.
11.13.13.2 add
This command is used to assign an enterprise trunk number range to a group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges>
level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <numberRangeStart>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.13.3 delete
This command is used to unassign an enterprise trunk number range from a group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges>
level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <numberRangeStart>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.14 Extensions
This level allows for the configuration of extensions of group members and group services.
11.13.14.1 get
Group extension list-related attributes, such as the group name, user name, phone number, and
corresponding extension, are viewed using this command. The unique group name is used to identify the
record to be viewed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Extensions> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.14.2 set
The length of extension numbers is changed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Extensions> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.15.1 get
The maximum number of target users in paging groups for a particular group is viewed using this
command. The unique service provider name is used to identify the record to be viewed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/GroupPagingTargetsCapacity>
level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.15.2 set
The maximum number of target users in paging groups for a particular group is changed using this
command. The unique service provider ID and group ID are used to identify the record to be changed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/GroupPagingTargetsCapacity>
level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.16 GroupServices
This level is used to assign and authorize Group Services.
11.13.16.1 Assign
This level is used to display, add, and delete Group Service Assignment-related attributes.
11.13.16.1.1 get
This command is used to view Group Service Assignment-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/GroupServices/Assign> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> [<attribute>]↵
11.13.16.1.2 add
This command is used to add a new Group Service Assignment.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/GroupServices/Assign> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <serviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.16.1.3 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Group Service Assignment from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/GroupServices/Assign> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <serviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.16.2.2 set
This command is used to modify Group Service Authorization-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/GroupServices/Authorize> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <serviceName> <authorize>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: true
true Authorized.
<unlimited> Choice false, true True sets the capacity for the
specified service to unlimited.
False limits the capacity to
a quantity specified by the
"quantity" variable.
Variable: false
false Limited.
11.13.17 LDAPDirectory
This feature allows the administrators to configure an enterprise LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol) directory that can be accessed by the users to make calls through the CommPilot Call Manager.
It is useful for an enterprise that stores user information in a LDAP directory. For more information, see
section 11.7 LDAP Directory.
11.13.17.1 get
This command displays the configuration to use to access the group's private LDAP directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.17.2 set
This command is used to set the configuration used to access the group's private LDAP directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.17.3 clear
This command is used to reset a configuration attribute for the group's private LDAP directory. Clearing the
port attribute resets it to its default value 389.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
11.13.18 MeetMeConfPorts
This level is used to view and modify the group level port settings of the Meet-Me Conferencing.
11.13.18.1 get
This command is used to view the group level port settings of the Meet-Me Conferencing.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/MeetMeConfPorts> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.18.2 set
This command is used to modify group level Meet-Me conference ports.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/MeetMeConfPorts> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <unlimited> <false>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.19.1 get
Group number-related attributes, such as the group name and the list of phone numbers in use or reserved
for that group, are viewed using this command. The unique service provider/group name combination is
used to identify the record to be viewed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.19.2 add
When adding a new phone number or range of phone numbers to the system, the corresponding service
provider and group IDs, and the phone number or range of phone numbers to be added, are entered.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.19.3 delete
When removing a phone number or range of phone numbers from the system, the corresponding service
provider and group IDs, and the phone number or range of phone numbers to be removed, are entered.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
11.13.19.4 activate
This command is used activate a phone number or a range of phone numbers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
activate <svcProviderId> <groupId> <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.19.5 deactivate
This command is used deactivate a phone number or a range of phone numbers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
deactivate <svcProviderId> <groupId> <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
11.13.20 PasscodeRules
This level is used to view and modify the group-level passcode rule-related attributes. It applies to Voice
Portal and BroadWorks Anywhere portal passcodes.
11.13.20.1 get
This command is used to view the group-level passcode rule-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/PasscodeRules> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.20.2 set
This command is used to modify the group-level passcode rule-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/PasscodeRules> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.20.3 clear
This command is used to the clear the portal passcode rules for a specific group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/PasscodeRules> level.
11.13.21 PasswordRules
This level is used to view Password Rules-related attributes.
11.13.21.1 get
This command is used to view the Password-related attributes for group administrators.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/PasswordRules> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22 Policy
This level allows for the configuration of group policies.
11.13.22.1 get
Group service-related attributes, such as the authorization and assignment of services, are viewed using
this command. The unique service provider/group name combination is used to identify the record to be
viewed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<group Choice Full, Restricted, None A group policy setting will allow
Extension for hiding the extension dialing
Access> page, making the extension
dialing page read-only or allowing
full access.
<groupLDAP Choice Full, Restricted, None A group policy setting will allow
Access> for hiding the LDAP Directory
page, making the LDAP Directory
screen read-only or allowing full
access as today.
<groupDept Choice Full, None When set to full, this policy allows
AdminTrunk department administrators full
GroupAccess> access to their Trunk Groups.
When set to none, Trunk Groups
are not visible to their department
administrators.
11.13.22.3 CallProcessing
This level allows the administrator to view and modify the call processing policy attributes for the group
level.
11.13.22.3.1 CallLimits
This level is used to view, add, modify, and clear the Call Limits policy-related attributes at the group-level.
11.13.22.3.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Call Limits policy-related attributes at the group-level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/
CallLimits> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.3.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the Call Limits policy-related attributes at the group-level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/
CallLimits> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.3.2 CallingLineId
This level is used to view and modify group level CallingLineId-related attributes.
11.13.22.3.2.1 get
This command is used to view Group Call Processing Calling Line ID Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/
CallingLineId> level.
2) Enter:
11.13.22.3.2.2 set
This command is used to modify Group Call Processing Calling Line ID Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/
CallingLineId> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<useGroup Choice true, false When set to "false", the party who
Name> receives the call does not see the
group name. When set to "true",
the party who receives the call
can see the group name.
11.13.22.3.3 DialableCallerID
This level allows the group administrator to view and modify the DialableCallerID policy attributes for the
group level.
11.13.22.3.3.1 get
This command is used to view group DialableCallerID Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/
DialableCallerID> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
11.13.22.3.3.2 set
This command is used to modifygroup DialableCallerID Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/
DialableCallerID> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.3.4 Media
This level is used to view, modify, and clear Media Policy-related attributes.
11.13.22.3.4.1 get
This command is used to view Group Call Processing Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/Media>
level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.3.4.2 set
This command is used to modify Group Call Processing Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/Media>
level.
11.13.22.3.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear Group Call Processing Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/Media>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.3.5 RoutingXLA
This level is used to view and modify RoutingXLA-related attributes.
11.13.22.3.5.1 get
This command is used to view Group Call Processing Routing and Translation Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/
RoutingXLA> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
11.13.22.3.5.2 set
This command is used to modify Group Call Processing Routing and Translation Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/CallProcessing/
RoutingXLA> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.4 DialPlan
The Dial Plan policy is implemented on the Application Server and replaces the Digit Collection policy.
The Application Server Dial Plan policy provides a complete outside access code (OAC) function, and this
enables the application of the Outgoing Calling Plan/Outgoing Digit Plan to be transparent with the OAC.
This level is used to manage group Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
11.13.22.4.1 get
This command is used to view group Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/DialPlan> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.4.2 set
This command is used to modify group Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/DialPlan> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
11.13.22.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear group Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/DialPlan> level.
2) Enter:
11.13.22.4.4 AccessCodes
This level is used to manage group Dial Plan policy Access codes.
11.13.22.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view Dial Plan Policy Access Codes-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes>
level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.4.4.2 detail
This command is used to view group Dial Plan Policy Access Codes detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes>
level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <groupId> <accessCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.4.4.3 add
This command is used to add new group Dial Plan Policy Access Codes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes>
level.
2) Enter:
11.13.22.4.4.4 set
This command is used to modify group Dial Plan Policy Access Codes-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes>
level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <accessCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.22.4.4.5 delete
This command is used to delete an existing group Dial Plan access code from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes>
level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <accessCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.23 TrunkingCallCapacity
This level is used to configure the maximum simultaneous calls for a group.
11.13.23.1 get
This command is used to display the maximum number of simultaneous calls available to a group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/TrunkingCallCapacity> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.23.2 set
This command is used to set the maximum number of simultaneous calls available to a group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/TrunkingCallCapacity> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute> <limited>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.24 UserServices
This level is used to configure services for users.
11.13.24.1 Authorize
This level is used to display and configure User Service Authorization-related attributes.
11.13.24.1.1 get
This command is used to display User Service Authorization-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/UserServices/Authorize> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: service
Variable: servicePack
11.13.24.1.2 set
This command is used to set User Service Authorization-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/UserServices/Authorize> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute> <authorize>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: service
Variable: servicePack
Variable: true
true
<unlimited> Choice false, true True sets the capacity for the
specified service to unlimited.
False limits the capacity to
a quantity specified by the
"quantity" variable.
Variable: false
false
11.13.24.2 ExistingUser
This level is used to add or delete and existing user service assignment.
11.13.24.2.1 get
This command is used to view the Existing User Service Assignments.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/UserServices/ExistingUser> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.24.2.2 add
This command is used to add a new Existing User Service Assignment.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/UserServices/ExistingUser> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.24.2.3 delete
This command is used to delete an Existing User Service Assignment.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/UserServices/ExistingUser> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.24.3 NewUser
Use this level to display, add, or delete New User Service Assignment-related attributes.
11.13.24.3.2 add
This command is used to add New User Service Assignment-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/UserServices/NewUser> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.13.24.3.3 delete
This command is used to delete New User Service Assignment-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Group/UserServices/NewUser> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <groupId> [<attribute>]↵
where:
11.14 MobileSubscriberDirectoryNumbers
This level is used to search and display the mobile subscriber directory numbers.
11.14.1 get
This command is used to search and display the mobile subscriber directory numbers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/MobileSubscriberDirectoryNumbers>
level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.15.1 get
This command is used to display Number Activation-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/NumberActivation> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.15.2 set
This command is used to modify Number Activation-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/NumberActivation> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.16 Numbers
This level allows the configuration of Application Server phone numbers used by system providers.
11.16.1 get
Phone number-related attributes, such as the number, the service provider ID, the group ID, and whether
the number is assigned, are viewed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.16.2 Utilization
Information about phone numbers being used is available at this level.
11.16.2.1 get
The command displays information about the phone numbers in use for service providers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Numbers/Utilization> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.17 PasscodeRules
This level is used to view and modify system-level passcode rules. It applies to Voice Portal and
BroadWorks Anywhere Portal passcodes.
11.17.1 get
This command is used to view system-level passcode rules.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/PasscodeRules> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.17.2 set
This command is used to modify system-level portal passcode rules.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/PasscodeRules> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
11.17.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the portal passcode rules for a specific group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/PasscodeRules> level.
2) Enter:
clear <clearAttribute>↵
where:
11.18 PasswordRules
Password rules for service provider administrators can be viewed and modified at this level. These rules
apply to all service provider administrators.
11.18.1 get
Password-related attributes for service provider administrators, such as the allowable login failures,
minimum password length, whether the user ID can be used as a password, days to the password
expiry date, and whether passwords can contain numbers or symbols, and so on, are viewed using this
command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/PasswordRules> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.18.2 set
Password-related attributes for service provider administrators, such as the allowable login failures,
minimum password length, whether the user name can also be the password, days to the password
expiry date, and whether passwords can contain numbers or symbols, and so on, are changed using this
command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/PasswordRules> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.18.3 clear
Password-related attributes for service provider administrators, such as the e-mail address to notify when
the number of failed login attempts is exceeded, are cleared (set to no value) using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/PasswordRules> level.
2) Enter:
clear <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.1 get
This command is used to view the system policies for group administrators, department administrators, and
users.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.19.2 set
This command is used to modify the system policies for group administrators, department administrators,
and users.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<defaultGroup Choice Full, Restricted, None A group policy setting will allow
Extension for hiding the extension dialing
Access> page, making the extension
dialing page read-only, or
allowing full access.
<default Choice Full, Restricted, None A group policy setting will allow
GroupLDAP for hiding the LDAP Directory
Access> screen, making the LDAP
Directory screen read-only, or
allowing full access as today.
<defaultGroup Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows control if the
AdminProfile group profile screen is available
Access> to them as today, read-only, or to
hide it completely.
<defaultGroup Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the group
AdminAdmin administrator access to other
Access> group administrator profiles (Full,
Read-Only, or No access).
<defaultGroup Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that has the ability to hide
AdminDept the department screens (List/
Access> Add/Modify), to show only the
department list, or operate with
full access.
<defaultGroup Choice Full, Restricted, Restricted-No Policy that allows the group
AdminDevice UserAssociation administrator full access to
Access> devices, read-only access to
devices, or full access without the
ability to assign users to devices.
<defaultGroup Choice Full, Restricted Policy that can hide, make read-
AdminService only or allow full access to service
Access> configuration of the group and/or
users.
<defaultGroup Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the Group
AdminDialable administrator access to Dialable
CallerID Caller ID (Full, Read-only, or No
Access> access).
<defaultSvc Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
ProvAdmin provider administrator access
ProfileAccess> to service provider profile (Full,
Read-only, or No access).
<defaultSvc Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
ProvAdmin provider administrator:Full:
GroupAccess> Full access to groups
(default).Restricted: Restricted
from adding or removing groups:
The add/add wizard button on
the Service Provider: Profile
- Groups page will not be
shown. The delete button on the
Group: Profile - Profile will not
be shownNone: No Access to
groups: The Service Provider:
Profile -Groups will not be shown
on the Profile menu.
<defaultSvc Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
ProvAdmin provider administrator access to
AdminAccess> service provider administrators
(Full, Read-only or no access).
<defaultSvc Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
ProvAdminDept provider administrator Full
Access> access to departments (default),
Restricted from adding or
removing departments, or No
Access to departments.
<defaultSvc Choice Full, Restricted, Restricted-No Policy that allows the service
ProvAdmin UserAssociation provider administrator Full access
DeviceAccess> to devices (default), Read-only
access to devices, or full access
without the ability to assign users
for devices.
<defaultSvc Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
ProvAdmin provider administrator access to
Dialable Dialable Caller ID (Full, Read-
CallerID only, or No access).
Access>
11.19.3 CallProcessing
This level is used to manage call processing policies.
11.19.3.1 CallLimits
This level is used to view and modify the Call Limits policy-related attributes at the system-level.
11.19.3.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Call Limits policy-related attributes at the system-level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/CallLimits>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.19.3.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the Call Limits policy-related attributes at the system-level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/CallLimits>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
11.19.3.2 CallingLineId
This level is used to view or modify CallingLineId-related attributes.
11.19.3.2.1 get
This command is used to view CallingLineId Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/CallingLineId>
level.
2) Enter:
11.19.3.3 Conferencing
This level is used to view, add, modify, and clear Conferencing-related attributes.
11.19.3.3.1 get
This command is used to view Conferencing Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/Conferencing>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.19.3.3.2 set
This command is used to modify Conferencing Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/Conferencing>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.3.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear Conferencing Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/Conferencing>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.3.5 Media
This level is used to view, add, modify, and clear Media -related attributes.
11.19.3.5.1 get
This command is used to view Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/Media> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.19.3.5.2 set
This command is used to modify Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/Media> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.3.5.3 clear
This command is used to clear Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/Media> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.3.6 RoutingXLA
This level is used to view, add, modify, and clear RoutingXLA -related attributes.
11.19.3.6.1 get
This command is used to view RoutingXLA Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/RoutingXLA>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.19.3.6.2 set
This command is used to modify RoutingXLA Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/CallProcessing/RoutingXLA>
level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.4 DialPlan
This level is used to view and modify Dial Plan policy-related attributes.
11.19.4.1 get
This command is used to view Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/DialPlan> level.
11.19.4.2 set
This command is used to modify Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/DialPlan> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<publicDigit String 1 to 2048 characters The digit maps are sent by the
Map> Application Server in the context
of a call origination from an
MGCP device or a call origination
that involves the Media Server for
digit collection. This digit map is
mandatory.
11.19.4.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Dial Plan policy-related attributes.
11.19.4.4 AccessCodes
This level is used to view and modify Dial Plan policy access code attributes. System-wide access codes
are used for all users in the system unless overridden by different access codes at the service provider or
group level.
11.19.4.4.1 get
This command is used to view Dial Plan policy access code attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.19.4.4.2 detail
This command is used to view Dial Plan Policy Access Codes details.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
detail <accessCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.4.4.3 add
This command is used to add new Dial Plan policy access code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
add <accessCode> <includeCodeForNetworkTranslationsAndRouting>
<includeCodeForScreeningServices> <enableSecondaryDialTone> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.4.4.4 set
This command is used to modify Dial Plan policy access code-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
set <accessCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.4.4.5 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Dial Plan Policy access code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
delete <accessCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.4.4.6 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Dial Plan Policy access code-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/DialPlan/AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
clear <accessCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.5 Multimedia
This level is used to view and modify existing Multimedia policies.
11.19.5.1 get
This command is used to view existing Multimedia policies.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.19.5.3 Media
This level allows system administrators to add, delete, and modify media type policies. System
administrators can provision which media (codec) a subscriber is permitted to use. These media type
policies are added to media sets that can be applied to a subscriber, group, service provider/enterprise,
and system levels.
11.19.5.3.1 get
This command is used to view existing media type policies.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/Media> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.19.5.3.2 add
This command is used to add new media type policy to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/Media> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <codec> <mediaType> <bandwidthEnforcementType>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: allowUnspecified
Variable: enforceAll
11.19.5.3.3 set
This command is used to modify the attributes of an existing media type policy.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/Media> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.5.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing media type policy from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/Media> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.5.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear the bandwidthInBits attribute from an existing media type policy.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/Media> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.5.4 MediaSet
This level allows system administrators to add, delete, and modify media sets. Administrators can also add
or remove media (codecs) from existing media sets. A sample list of media/codec sets is provided below.
11.19.5.4.3 add
This command is used to add a new media set to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/MediaSet> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <media>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.5.4.4 delete
This command is used to delete a media set from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/MediaSet> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.5.4.5 addMedia
This command is used to add media to an existing media set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/MediaSet> level.
2) Enter:
addMedia <name> <media> <locationInSet>↵
where:
11.19.5.4.6 deleteMedia
This command is used to delete media from an existing media set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/MediaSet> level.
2) Enter:
deleteMedia <name> <media>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.19.5.4.7 reorderMedia
This command is used to reorder media in the media set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Policy/Multimedia/MediaSet> level.
2) Enter:
reorderMedia <name> <media> <reorderAction>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.20 ServicePackMigration
This level is used to view and modify system level Service Pack Migration attributes.
11.20.1 get
This command is used to view system level Service Pack Migration attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServicePackMigration> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.21 ServiceProvider
Service provider-related attributes, such as the service provider name and the service provider profile
containing the address, contact information, password rules, and so on, are accessed using this command.
11.21.1 get
If you use the Get command alone, a list of all service providers will be displayed. If you use the Get
command to locate a specific service provider, that service provider's profile will appear.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.2 detail
This command is used to view details of the specified service provider or enterprise profile.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.3 add
When adding a new service provider to the system, the service provider ID used by the system, the
company name, the contact's name, phone number, and e-mail address, and the support e-mail address
can be set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <enterpriseFlag> <false> <defaultDomainName> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<false>
11.21.4 set
Service provider-related attributes, such as the company name, the contact's name, phone number, e-mail
address and a support e-mail address, and so on, are changed using this command. The service provider
ID is used to identify the record to be changed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.5 delete
Service providers can be deleted using this command. The unique service provider name is used to delete
the associated record.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
11.21.6 clear
Service provider-related attributes, such as the company name, the contact's name, phone number, e-mail
address and a support e-mail address, and so on, are cleared using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.7 Administrator
This level allows for the configuration of service provider administrators.
11.21.7.1 get
Service provider administrator-related attributes, such as the corresponding service provider, the service
provider administrator's user ID, first name, and last names are viewed using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.7.2 add
When adding a new service provider administrator to the system, the corresponding service provider
administrator's user ID, first name, and last names are set. You are prompted for password information.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <userId> <adminType> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.7.3 set
Service provider administrator-related attributes, such as the first and last names, are changed using this
command. The unique user ID combination is used to identify the record to be changed.
11.21.7.4 delete
Service provider administrators can be deleted using this command. The unique user ID/service provider
combination is used to delete the associated record.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
delete <userId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.7.5 clear
Service provider administrator-related attributes, such as the first and last names, are cleared using this
command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Administrator> level.
2) Enter:
clear <userId> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.7.6.2 set
This command is used to modify service provider administrator policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Administrator/
Policy> level.
2) Enter:
set <userId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<profile Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
Access> provider administrator access
to service provider profile (Full,
Read-only, or No access).
<groupAccess> Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
provider administrator:full access
to groups (default).Restricted
from adding or removing groups:
The add/add wizard button on
the Service Provider: Profile ->
Groups page will not be shown.
The delete button on the Group:
Profile -> Profile will not be
shownNo Access to groups;
The Service Provider: Profile ->
Groups will not be shown on the
Profile menu.
<admin Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
Access> provider administrator access to
service provider administrators
(Full, Read-only or no access).
<deptAccess> Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
provider administrator full
access to departments (default),
Restricted from adding or
removing departments, or No
Access to departments.
<device Choice Full, Restricted, Restricted-No Policy that allows the service
Access> UserAssociation provider administrator full access
to devices (default), or read-only
access to devices.
<session Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows the service
Admission provider administrator full, Read-
ControlAccess> only or no access to session
admission control configuration.
<number Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows or restricts the
Activation enterprise administrator from
Access> activating phone numbers at the
group level. Does not apply to
service provider administrators.
<dialable Choice Full, Restricted, None Policy that allows or restricts the
CallerID service provider administrator
Access> full, restricted, or no access to
dialable caller id.
11.21.8.1 scan
This command is used to scan the audio file system for new announcements for a Service Provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Announcements> level.
2) Enter:
scan <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.9 AuthenticationPasswordRules
This level is used to manage Authentication Password Rules.
11.21.9.1 DeviceProfile
This level is used to view and modify the device profile authentication password rules.
11.21.9.1.1 get
This command is used to view the device profile authentication password-related attributes for service
providers, such as the allowable authentication failures, minimum password length, whether the
authentication name can be used as a password, and whether passwords can contain numbers or
symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
AuthenticationPasswordRules/DeviceProfile> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.9.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the device profile authentication password-related attributes for
service providers, such as the allowable authentication failures, minimum password length, whether
the authentication name can be used as a password, and whether passwords can contain numbers or
symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
AuthenticationPasswordRules/DeviceProfile> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.9.1.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the device profile authentication password-related
attributes for service providers, such as the allowable authentication failures, minimum password length,
whether the authentication name can be used as a password, and whether passwords can contain
numbers or symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
AuthenticationPasswordRules/DeviceProfile> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.9.2 SIP
This level is used to manage Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) authentication password rules.
11.21.9.2.1 get
This command is used to view the SIP Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) authentication password rules-
related attributes for system administrators, such as the allowable login failures, minimum password
length, whether the authentication name can be used as a password, and whether passwords can contain
numbers or symbols, and so on.
11.21.9.2.2 set
This command is used to modify the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) authentication password rules-
related attributes for system administrators, such as the allowable login failures, minimum password
length, whether the authentication name can be used as a password, and whether passwords can contain
numbers or symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
AuthenticationPasswordRules/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.9.2.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) authentication
password rules-related attributes for system administrators, such as the allowable login failures, minimum
password length, whether the authentication name can be used as a password, and whether passwords
can contain numbers or symbols, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
AuthenticationPasswordRules/SIP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
11.21.10 Carrier
This level is used to view, add, delete, or modify service provider carriers in the Application Server. Each
service provider can have a different carrier record provisioned for every country code. Each of those
carrier records can specify the system-level carriers to use for inter-LATA, intra-LATA and international
calls originating from its associated country code.
11.21.10.1 get
This command is used to view service provider carrier-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Carrier> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.10.2 add
This command is used to add a new service provider carrier.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Carrier> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <countryCode> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.10.3 set
This command is used to modify service provider carrier-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Carrier> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <countryCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.10.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing service provider carrier.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Carrier> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <countryCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.11 ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles
This level is used to view and modify the client application launch profiles at the service provider level.
11.21.11.1 get
This command is used to view the client application launch profile-related attributes at the service provider
level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.11.2 add
This command is used to add the client application launch profile-related attributes at the service provider
level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <clientApplication> <enabled> <useVersion>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: custom
11.21.11.3 set
This command is used to modify client application launch profile-related attributes at the service provider
level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <clientApplication> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: custom
11.21.12 Department
This level is used to view, add, delete, and modify departments for and enterprise. NOTE: The commands
for the department level (get, add, set, delete, and clear) apply only to enterprises and NOT to service
providers.
11.21.12.1 get
This command allows users to view all the departments in the enterprise.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Department> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.12.2 add
This command is used to add a new department to the enterprise.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Department> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <department> [<parentDepartment>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.12.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing department from enterprise level. This command fails if the
department has any sub-departments.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Department> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <department>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.12.5 clear
This command is used to remove parent departments from existing departments.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Department> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <department> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13 Device
This level allows for managing access devices related attributes for access devices used by a service
provider.
11.21.13.1 get
This command is used to view device-related attributes. At least one of the parameters defined in the
multiple choice attribute needs to be specified to search access devices. If the search produces more than
1,000 entries, an error message is displayed and you must refine the search criteria to narrow the search.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.2 detail
This command is used to view the device details, such as IP address, port, software load, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.3 add
When adding a new device inventory to the system, the device inventory's corresponding service provider,
device name, and type are set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <deviceType> [<attribute>] <true> <true>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<true>
<true>
11.21.13.4 set
Device inventory-related attributes, such as the protocol being used, IP address, and port are changed
using this command. The service provider/device name combination is used to identify the record to be
changed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
11.21.13.5 delete
A device inventory can be deleted from the system using this command. The unique service provider/
group/device name combination is used to identify the record to be deleted.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.6 clear
This command is used to clear attributes related to the service provider access device.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.7 lineOrder
Line order is used when an IP Phone is sharing lines and you want to change the order of lines by moving
a subscriber's line up or down.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device> level.
2) Enter:
lineOrder <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <linePort> <action> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.8 rebuildDefaultFile
This command is used to rebuild each file of the device using the subscribers profile parameter.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device> level.
2) Enter:
rebuildDefaultFile <svcProviderId> <deviceName>↵
where:
11.21.13.9 CustomTags
This level allows for the adding, modifying, or removal of devices used by a service provider.
11.21.13.9.1 get
This command is used to view Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/CustomTags>
level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <deviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.9.2 add
This command is used to add a new Custom Tag.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/CustomTags>
level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <tagName> [<tagValue>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.9.3 set
This command is used to modify Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/CustomTags>
level.
11.21.13.9.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Custom Tag from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/CustomTags>
level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <tagName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.9.5 clear
This command is used to clear Custom Tag-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/CustomTags>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <tagName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.10.2 detail
This command is used to view Service Provider Device Profile File detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/Files> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <fileFormat>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.10.3 set
This command is used to modify Service Provider Device Profile File -related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/Files> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <fileFormat> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.11 User
This level is used to view the users associated with a service provider access device.
11.21.13.11.1 get
This command is used to view Device User-related attributes. At least one of the parameters defined in the
multiple choice attribute needs to be specified to search all users for a device. If the search produces over
1,000 entries, an error message appears and you should refine your search criteria to narrow the search.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/User> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <deviceName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.13.11.2 set
This command is used to modify Service Provider Device Profile User-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Device/User> level.
11.21.14 DeviceFileReposUsers
This level allows for the adding, modifying, or removal of DeviceFileReposUsers access devices.
11.21.14.1 get
This command is used to view File Repository Service Provider User-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
DeviceFileReposUsers> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> <fileReposName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.14.2 add
This command is used to add a new File Repository Service Provider User.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
DeviceFileReposUsers> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <fileReposName> <userName> <accessPriv>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.14.3 set
This command is used to set File Repository Service Provider User-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
DeviceFileReposUsers> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <fileReposName> <userName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.14.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing File Repository Service Provider User from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
DeviceFileReposUsers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <fileReposName> <userName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.15 Domain
This section of the CLI is used to view, add, and delete information for domain for a service provider.
11.21.15.2 detail
This command is used to view details for a specific domain for a service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <domainName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.15.3 add
This command is used to add a domain for a service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
11.21.15.4 delete
This command is used to remove a domain from a service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Domain> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <domainName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.16 EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges
This level is used to view, add, delete, activate and deactivate the enterprise trunk number ranges defined
in a service provider.
11.21.16.1 get
This command is used to view the enterprise trunk number ranges defined in a service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.16.2 add
This command is used to add an enterprise trunk number range to a service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <numberRangeStart> <numberRangeEnd>↵
where:
11.21.16.3 delete
This command is used to delete an enterprise trunk number range from a service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <numberRangeStart>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.16.4 activate
This command is used to activate an enterprise trunk number range in the service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges> level.
2) Enter:
activate <svcProviderId> <numberRangeStart>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.16.5 deactivate
This command is used to deactivate an enterprise trunk number range in the service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
EnterpriseTrunkNumberRanges> level.
2) Enter:
11.21.17 GroupPagingTargetsCapacity
This level is used to view and modify the Group Paging targets capacity.
11.21.17.1 get
The maximum number of target users in paging groups in the service provider is viewed using this
command. The unique service provider name is used to identify the record to be viewed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
GroupPagingTargetsCapacity> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.17.2 set
The maximum number of target users in paging groups in the service provider is changed using this
command. The unique service provider ID is used to identify the record to be changed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
GroupPagingTargetsCapacity> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.18 GroupServices
This level allows for the authorization of services and service quantities to be assigned and authorized by
the service provider for groups.
11.21.18.2 set
Service-related attributes, such as the authorization of services and service quantities, are modified using
this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/GroupServices> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <serviceName> <authorize>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: true
true
<unlimited> Choice false, true True sets the capacity for the
specified service to unlimited.
False limits the capacity to
a quantity specified by the
"quantity" variable.
Variable: false
false
11.21.19 LDAPDirectory
This feature allows the administrators to configure an enterprise LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol) directory that can be accessed by the users to make calls through the CommPilot Call Manager.
It is very useful for an enterprise that stores user information in a LDAP directory. For more information
about LDAP attributes, see section 11.7 LDAP Directory. This level of commands is used to display,
modify, and clear the LDAP directory interface.
11.21.19.1 get
This command displays the configuration to use to access a service provider's or an enterprise's private
LDAP directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.19.2 set
This command is used to set the configuration that accesses a service provider's or an enterprise's private
LDAP directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.19.3 clear
This command is used to clear a configuration attribute for a service provider's or an enterprise's private
LDAP directory.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/LDAPDirectory> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.20 MeetMeConfPorts
This level is used to view and modify the service provider level port settings of the Meet-Me Conferencing.
11.21.20.1 get
This command is used to view the service provider level port settings of the Meet-Me Conferencing.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/MeetMeConfPorts> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.20.2 set
This command is used to modify service provider level Meet-Me conference ports.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/MeetMeConfPorts> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <unlimited> <false>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.21 Numbers
This level allows the assignment of directory numbers to service providers.
11.21.21.1 get
Service provider number-related attributes, such as the list of numbers in use or reserved for that service
provider, as well as the group IDs and whether the number is assigned, are viewed using this command.
The unique service provider ID is used to identify the record to be viewed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
11.21.21.2 add
When adding a new service provider number to the system, the corresponding service provider and the
range of numbers reserved for that service provider are set.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.21.3 delete
Service provider numbers can be deleted using this command. Either one number or a range of numbers
can be deleted at a time.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.22 PasscodeRules
This level is used to manage Service Provider Level Passcode Rule-related attributes.
11.21.22.2 set
This command is used to modify system-level portal passcode rules.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/PasscodeRules> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.22.3 clear
This command is used to the clear portal passcode rules for a specific group.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/PasscodeRules> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.23 PasswordRules
This level allows system administrators to set password-related restrictions and parameters for service
providers.
11.21.23.1 get
This command is used to view the password rules-related attributes for all service provider administrators.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/PasswordRules> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24 Policy
This level is used to manage call processing policy-related attributes.
11.21.24.1 CallProcessing
This level allows the service provider administrator to view and modify the call processing policy attributes
for the service provider/enterprise level.
11.21.24.1.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the Call Limits policy-related attributes at the service provider level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/CallLimits> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.2 CallingLineId
This level allows the service provider administrator to view and modify the CallingLineId policy attributes for
the service provider/enterprise level.
11.21.24.1.2.1 get
This command is used to view service provider CallingLineId Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/CallingLineId> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.2.2 set
This command is used to modify service provider CallingLineId Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/CallingLineId> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.3 Conferencing
This level allows the service provider administrator to view and modify the Conferencing policy attributes
for the service provider/enterprise level.
11.21.24.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view service provider Conferencing Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/Conferencing> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.3.2 set
This command is used to modify service provider Conferencing Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/Conferencing> level.
2) Enter:
11.21.24.1.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear Conferencing Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/Conferencing> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.4 DialableCallerID
This level allows the service provider administrator to view and modify the DialableCallerID policy attributes
for the service provider/enterprise level.
11.21.24.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view service provider DialableCallerID Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/DialableCallerID> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.5 Media
This level allows the service provider administrator to view and modify the Media policy attributes for the
service provider/enterprise level.
11.21.24.1.5.1 get
This command is used to view Service Provider Call Processing Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/Media> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.5.2 set
This command is used to modify Service Provider Call Processing Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/Media> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
<spMedia Choice forceUncompressedCodec, use Defines the media policy for the
Policy> SupportedMedia, noRestriction service provider.
11.21.24.1.5.3 clear
This command is used to clear Service Provider Call Processing Media Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/Media> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.6 RoutingXLA
This level allows the service provider administrator to view and modify the RoutingXLA policy attributes for
the service provider/enterprise level.
11.21.24.1.6.1 get
This command is used to view Service Provider Call Processing Routing and Translation Policy-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/RoutingXLA> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.1.6.2 set
This command is used to modify Service Provider Call Processing Routing and Translation Policy-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/
CallProcessing/RoutingXLA> level.
2) Enter:
11.21.24.2 DialPlan
The Dial Plan policy is implemented on the Application Server and replaces the Digit Collection policy.
The Application Server Dial Plan policy provides a complete outside access code (OAC) function, and this
enables the application of the Outgoing Calling Plan/Outgoing Digit Plan to be transparent with the OAC.
This level is used to manage service provider Dial Plan policy-related attributes.
11.21.24.2.1 get
This command is used to view service provider Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/DialPlan> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.2.2 set
This command is used to modify service provider Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/DialPlan> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.2.3 clear
This command is used to clear Dial Plan Policy-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/DialPlan> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.2.4 AccessCodes
This level is used to manage service provider Dial Plan policy access codes.
11.21.24.2.4.2 detail
This command is used to view Dial Plan Policy Access Codes detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/DialPlan/
AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <accessCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.2.4.3 add
This command is used to add new Dial Plan Policy Access Codes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/DialPlan/
AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <accessCode> <includeCodeForNetworkTranslationsAndRouting>
<includeCodeForScreeningServices> <enableSecondaryDialTone> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.2.4.4 set
This command is used to modify Dial Plan Policy Access Codes-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/DialPlan/
AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <accessCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.2.4.5 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Dial Plan Policy Access Codes from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/DialPlan/
AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <accessCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.24.2.4.6 clear
This command is used to clear service provider carrier-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/Policy/DialPlan/
AccessCodes> level.
2) Enter:
clear <svcProviderId> <accessCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.25 ServicePacks
This level is used to display, add, configure, and delete service packs. This level is also used to add
services to an existing service pack.
11.21.25.1 get
This command is used to display Service Pack-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/ServicePacks> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> [<servicePackName>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.25.2 detail
This command is used to display service pack detail attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/ServicePacks> level.
2) Enter:
detail <svcProviderId> <servicePackName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.25.3 add
This command is used to add a new service pack.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/ServicePacks> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <servicePackName> <serviceName> <unlimited> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: false
false
11.21.25.4 set
This command is used to modify Service Pack-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/ServicePacks> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <servicePackName> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.25.5 delete
This command is used to delete an existing service pack.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/ServicePacks> level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <servicePackName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.25.6 addService
This command is used to add a service to a service pack.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/ServicePacks> level.
2) Enter:
addService <svcProviderId> <servicePackName> <serviceName>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.26 SupportedLanguages
This level is used to configure service provider supported languages.
11.21.26.1 get
This command displays the supported languages for a service provider/enterprise.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/SupportedLanguages>
level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
11.21.26.2 add
This command is used to add support for a new language for a service provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/SupportedLanguages>
level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <language>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.26.3 set
This command is used to modify an existing, supported language for a service provider/enterprise.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/SupportedLanguages>
level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <language> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.26.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing, supported language for a service provider/enterprise.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/SupportedLanguages>
level.
2) Enter:
delete <svcProviderId> <language>↵
where:
11.21.27 TrunkingCallCapacity
This level is used to configure the maximum simultaneous calls for a service provider.
11.21.27.1 get
This command is used to display the maximum number of simultaneous calls available to a service
provider.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
TrunkingCallCapacity> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.27.2 set
This command is used to set the maximum number of simultaneous calls available to a service provider
or enterprise.NOTE: The "unlimited" option for maxSimultaneousCalls is only valid for service providers. If
you try to set it for an enterprise you will get an error message.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/
TrunkingCallCapacity> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <attribute> <limited> <limited>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.28 UserServices
This level allows for the authorization of services and service quantities for use by the service provider.
11.21.28.1 get
User service-related attributes, such as the authorization of services and service quantities, are viewed
using this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/UserServices> level.
2) Enter:
get <svcProviderId> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.21.28.2 set
Service-related attributes, such as the authorization of services and service quantities, are modified using
this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/ServiceProvider/UserServices> level.
2) Enter:
set <svcProviderId> <serviceName> <authorize>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: true
true
<unlimited> Choice false, true True sets the capacity for the
specified service to unlimited.
False limits the capacity to
a quantity specified by the
"quantity" variable.
Variable: false
false
11.22 SupportedLanguages
This level is used to view and modify system-wide attributes related to supported languages.
11.22.1 get
Service-related attributes, such as the authorization of services and service quantities, are modified using
this command.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SupportedLanguages> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.22.2 add
This command is used to add support for a new language.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SupportedLanguages> level.
2) Enter:
add <language> <locale> <encoding>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.22.3 set
This command is used to modify attributes related to supported languages.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SupportedLanguages> level.
2) Enter:
set <language> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.22.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing, supported language from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SupportedLanguages> level.
2) Enter:
delete <language>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.23 SystemConfig
This level is used to view and modify subscriber-related system settings.
11.23.1 CallProcessing
This level is used to view and modify system configured call processing attributes.
11.23.1.1 get
This command is used to view system configured call processing attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/CallProcessing> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.23.1.2 set
This command is used to modify system configured call processing attributes.
11.23.1.3 ServiceActivationAccessCode
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete ServiceActiviationCode entries.
11.23.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view Service Activation Access Code-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/CallProcessing/
ServiceActivationAccessCode> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.23.1.3.2 set
This command is used to Service Activation Access Code-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/CallProcessing/
ServiceActivationAccessCode> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.23.1.3.3 clear
This command is used to clear Service Activation Access Code-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/CallProcessing/
ServiceActivationAccessCode> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.23.2 Login
This level is used to view and modify Subscriber Mgmt. System Login Settings-related attributes.
11.23.2.1 get
This command is used to view Subscriber Mgmt. System Login Settings-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/Login> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.23.2.2 set
This command is used to modify Subscriber Mgmt. System Login Settings-related attributes.
11.23.3 Provisioning
This level is used to view and modify system configured provisioning attributes.
11.23.3.1 get
This command is used to view system configured provisioning attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.23.3.2 set
This command is used to modify system configured provisioning attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemConfig/Provisioning> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.24 SystemServices
This level is used to view and modify the system services.
11.24.1 Numbers
This level is used to view and modify the phone numbers for system services.
11.24.1.1 get
This command is used to view the system service phone numbers assignment.
11.24.1.2 add
This command is used to add system service phone numbers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
add <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.24.1.3 delete
This command is used to delete system service phone numbers.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices/Numbers> level.
2) Enter:
delete <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.24.1.4 Usage
This level is used to view the list of assigned system service phone numbers.
11.24.1.4.1 get
This command is used to view the system service phone number-related attributes, such as the number,
the system serviceID, the name, and the system service.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/SystemServices/Numbers/Usage> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
11.24.2 Policy
This level is used to view and modify the system service policies.
11.25 User
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete group members, or users.
11.25.1 get
Group member-related attributes, such as the corresponding service provider, group name and user ID,
as well as the corresponding DN, e-mail, first and last names, and so on, are viewed using this command.
If you use this command alone, all records will be displayed. If you use the command with a specified
variable only, records matching that criterion will be displayed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.25.2 detail
This command allows you to view the profile details for a specified user.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User> level.
2) Enter:
detail <userId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.25.3 add
When adding a new user to the system, there are a number of attributes that must be specified. This
command is used to add a user to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User> level.
2) Enter:
add <svcProviderId> <groupId> <userId> <lastName> <firstName> <clidLastName>
<clidFirstName> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<userId> String 2 to 161 characters The group member user ID. This
ID must be unique across all
networked Application Server
clusters.
Variable: nameDialingName
<timeZone> String 1 to 127 characters The time zone for this user.
Variable: deviceProfile
<category> Choice system, svcProvider, group Specifies the category that the
user's device belongs to.
<contact2> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 2 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact3> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 3 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact4> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 4 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact5> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 5 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
Variable: trunking
Variable: trunkGroup
<contact2> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 2 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact3> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 3 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact4> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 4 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact5> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 5 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
11.25.4 set
User-related attributes, such as the phone number, extension, e-mail, first and last names, and so on, are
changed using this command. Note that the service provider ID, group ID, and user ID cannot be changed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User> level.
2) Enter:
set <userId> <attribute>↵
Variable: nameDialingName
<timeZone> String 1 to 127 characters The time zone for this user.
Variable: alias
Variable: deviceProfile
<category> Choice system, svcProvider, group Specifies the category that the
user's device belongs to.
<contact2> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 2 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact3> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 3 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact4> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 4 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact5> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 5 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
Variable: trunking
Variable: trunkGroup
<contact2> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 2 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact3> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 3 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact4> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 4 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<contact5> String 1 to 1020 characters The SIP URL for devices with
static registration. 5 of 5 possible.
This parameter cannot be used in
IMS mode.
<impId> String 1 to 196 characters The user's IM&P ID. It can be set
only when the Third-Party IM&P
service is assigned to the user. It
cannot be set if impPassword is
empty.
11.25.6 clear
This command is used to clear one or more attributes of the user profile.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User> level.
2) Enter:
clear <userId> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.25.7 ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles
This level is used to view and modify the Client Application Launch Profiles at the user level.
11.25.7.1 get
This command is used to view Client Application Launch Profile-related attributes at the user level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
get <userId>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.25.7.2 add
This command is used to add a new Client Application Launch Profile at the user level.
Variable: custom
11.25.7.3 set
This command is used to modify Client Application Launch Profile-related attributes at the user level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
set <userId> <clientApplication> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
Variable: custom
11.25.7.4 delete
This command is used to delete a Client Application Launch Profile at the user level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/User/
ClientApplicationLaunchProfiles> level.
2) Enter:
delete <userId> <clientApplication>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.26 Util
This level is for subscriber management utilities.
11.26.1 BroadWorksAnywhereNumberLookup
This level is used to lookup if a given number is defined as a BroadWorks Anywhere number in the system.
11.26.1.1 get
This command is used to lookup if the number is defined as a BroadWorks Anywhere number.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Util/BroadWorksAnywhereNumberLookup>
level.
2) Enter:
get <number>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
11.26.2 ChangeUserId
This level is used to change a user's existing user ID.
11.26.2.1 set
This command allows you to change a user's existing user ID.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/SubscriberMgmt/Util/ChangeUserId> level.
This level is used to view and modify the options available for the Application Server services.
Announcements (or.WAVfiles) heard for each service can be customized and uploaded to the following
directory on the Media Server:/var/broadworks/userfiles/{servicename}/. These directories are created
during the installation process. If you want to modify the announcements played by the services in the
directory above, you must place new, correctly encoded.WAVfiles into the directory for each service.
NOTE: If you update an existing file with the same name, the Media Server must be rebooted for the
changed announcement to be active.
12.1 AdviceOfCharge
This level is used to view, modify, and clear Advice of Charge-related attributes.
12.1.1 get
This command is used to view the Advice Of Charge-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AdviceOfCharge> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.1.2 set
This command is used to modify the Advice Of Charge-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AdviceOfCharge> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.1.3 CostInformationSource
This level is used to add, view, modify, and delete Advice Of Charge Cost Information Sources.
12.1.3.1 get
This command is used to view all Advice Of Charge Cost Information Sources.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AdviceOfCharge/CostInformationSource> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.1.3.2 add
This command is used to add an Advice Of Charge Cost Information Source to the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AdviceOfCharge/CostInformationSource> level.
2) Enter:
add <peerIdentity> <priority>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.1.3.3 set
This command is used to modify an Advice Of Charge Cost Information Source.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AdviceOfCharge/CostInformationSource> level.
2) Enter:
set <peerIdentity> <priority>↵
where:
12.1.3.4 delete
This command is used to remove an Advice Of Charge Cost Information Source from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AdviceOfCharge/CostInformationSource> level.
2) Enter:
delete <peerIdentity>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.2 AnonymousCallRejection
This level is used to view, modify, and clear Anonymous Call Rejection-related attributes.
12.2.1 get
This command is used to view the system-level Anonymous Call Rejection service settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AnonymousCallRejection> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.2.2 set
This command is used to modify system-level Anonymous Call Rejection settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AnonymousCallRejection> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.3 AttendantConsole
The Front Office solution includes a web-based Attendant Console, simply called the "Attendant Console".
It uses two services: one to enable the client (this service is also called Attendant Console) and one to
configure the list of monitored users (this service is called Phone Status Monitoring). The web-based
Attendant Console client is packaged with the BroadWorks server product.
12.3.1 get
This command is used to display parameters associated with the Attendant Console.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AttendantConsole> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.3.2 set
This command is used to modify parameters associated with the Attendant Console.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AttendantConsole> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.4 AutoAttendant
This level is used for system-level configuration of the AutoAttendant service for groups.
12.4.1 get
This command is used to display parameters associated with the AutoAttendant.
12.4.2 set
This command is used to modify parameters associated with the AutoAttendant.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AutoAttendant> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.5 AutomaticCallback
This level is used for system-level configuration of the Automatic Callback service for groups.
12.5.1 get
This command is used to view parameters associated with the AutomaticCallback service.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AutomaticCallback> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.5.2 set
This command is used to modify parameters associated with the AutomaticCallback service.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AutomaticCallback> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.5.3 ReleaseCause
This level is used to configure the behavior of Automatic Callback based on SIP Status codes. In this way,
the list could be defaulted to 486 (Busy Here) and 600 (Busy Everywhere); however the administrator has
the ability to add or remove response codes to this list.
12.5.3.1 get
The get command is used to view Automatic Callback Release Causes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AutomaticCallback/ReleaseCause> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.5.3.2 add
This command is used to add Automatic Callback release causes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/AutomaticCallback/ReleaseCause> level.
2) Enter:
add <releaseCause>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.6 BroadWorksMobileManager
This level is used for system-level configuration of the BroadWorks Mobile Manager service.
12.6.1 get
This command is used to view the BroadWorks Mobile Manager-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobileManager> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.6.2 set
This command is used to modify BroadWorks Mobile Manager-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobileManager> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.6.3 clear
This command is used to clear BroadWorks Mobile Manager-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobileManager> level.
2) Enter:
clear <clearAttribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7 BroadWorksMobility
This level is used to view and modify BroadWorks Mobility-related attributes.
12.7.1 get
This command is used to view the BroadWorks Mobility-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.7.2 set
This command is used to modify the BroadWorks Mobility-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
12.7.3 IMRN
This level is used to view and modify BroadWorks Mobility IMRN phone numbers defined.
12.7.3.1 get
This command is used to view BroadWorks Mobility IMRN phone numbers defined.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/IMRN> level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
12.7.3.2 add
This command is used to add BroadWorks Mobility IMRN phone numbers defined.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/IMRN> level.
2) Enter:
add <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.3.3 delete
This command is used to remove BroadWorks Mobility IMRN phone numbers defined.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/IMRN> level.
2) Enter:
delete <number>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.4 MobileNetwork
This level is used to add, view, modify, and delete BroadWorks Mobility Mobile Networks.
12.7.4.1 get
This command is used to view the list of Mobile Networks.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/MobileNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.7.4.3 add
This command is used to add a Mobile Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/MobileNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <refreshPeriodSeconds> <maxConsecutiveFailures>
<maxResponseWaitTimeMilliseconds> <enableAnnouncementSuppression> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.4.4 set
This command is used to modify a Mobile Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/MobileNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.4.5 delete
This command is used to delete a Mobile Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/MobileNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.4.6 clear
This command is used to clear the attributes of a Mobile Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/MobileNetwork> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.4.7 IMRN
This level is used to view and modify BroadWorks Mobility IMRN phone numbers defined for Mobile
Networks.
12.7.4.7.2 add
This command is used to add BroadWorks Mobility Intermediate Routing Number (IMRN) phone numbers
to a Mobile Network.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/MobileNetwork/IMRN> level.
2) Enter:
add <mobileNetworkName> <startNumber> [<endNumber>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.5 ServiceAccessCodeList
This level is used to add, view, get usage and delete BroadWorks Mobility service access code lists
defined.
12.7.5.1 get
This command is used to view all the Service Access Code list names.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList>
level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.7.5.2 add
This command is used to add a Service Access Code list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList>
level.
2) Enter:
add <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.5.3 set
This command is used to modify a Service Access Code list related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList>
level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
12.7.5.4 delete
This command is used to delete a list of Service Access Codes from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList>
level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.5.5 usage
This command is used to view the usage of a Service Access Code list by the Mobile Networks.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList>
level.
2) Enter:
usage <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.5.6 ServiceAccessCode
This level is used to add, view, modify, and delete BroadWorks Mobility service access codes defined.
12.7.5.6.1 get
This command is used to view all BroadWorks Mobility Service Access Codes in a list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList/
ServiceAccessCode> level.
2) Enter:
get <serviceAccessCodeListName>↵
where:
12.7.5.6.2 add
This command is used to add BroadWorks Mobility Service Access Codes to a list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList/
ServiceAccessCode> level.
2) Enter:
add <serviceAccessCodeListName> <countryCode> <serviceAccessCode> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.5.6.3 set
This command is used to modify BroadWorks Mobility Service Access Codes in a list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList/
ServiceAccessCode> level.
2) Enter:
set <serviceAccessCodeListName> <countryCode> <serviceAccessCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.5.6.4 delete
This command is used to remove BroadWorks Mobility Service Access Codes from a list.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList/
ServiceAccessCode> level.
2) Enter:
delete <serviceAccessCodeListName> <countryCode> <serviceAccessCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.7.5.6.5 clear
This command is used to clear BroadWorks Mobility Service Access Code related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BroadWorksMobility/ServiceAccessCodeList/
ServiceAccessCode> level.
2) Enter:
clear <serviceAccessCodeListName> <countryCode> <serviceAccessCode> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.8 BusyLampField
This level is used for system-level configuration of the Busy Lamp Field service for users.
12.8.1 get
This command is used to view Busy Lamp Field related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BusyLampField> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.8.2 set
This command is used to modify Busy Lamp Field related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/BusyLampField> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.9 COLP
This level is used for system-level configuration of the Connected Line Identification service for users.
12.9.2 set
This command is used to modify COLP related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/COLP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.10 CallCenter
This level is used for system-level configuration of the CallCenter service for groups.
12.10.1 get
This command is used to view Call Center-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallCenter> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.10.2 set
This command permits modification of the attributes of CallCenter feature.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallCenter> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<forceAgent Choice true, false The system default flag for forcing
Unavailable agents to be unavailable when
OnDND they turn on DND.
Activation>
<forceAgent Choice true, false The system default flag for forcing
UnavailableOn agents to be unavailable when
PersonalCalls> they take a personal call.
<forceAgent Choice true, false The system default flag for forcing
UnavailableOn agents to be unavailable when
BouncedCall they have had the maximum
Limit> number of consecutive bounced
calls.
<forceAgent Choice true, false The system default flag for forcing
UnavailableOn agents to be unavailable when
NotReachable> deemed as not reachable.
12.10.3 EnhancedReporting
This level is used to view and modify Call Center Enhanced Reporting Scheduled Reports-related
attributes.
12.10.3.1 get
This command is used to view Call Center Enhanced Reporting Scheduled Reports-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallCenter/EnhancedReporting> level.
2) Enter:
12.10.3.2 set
This command is used to modify Call Center Enhanced Reporting Scheduled Reports-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallCenter/EnhancedReporting> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.11 CallForwardingNotReachable
This level is used for the system-level configuration of the Call Forwarding Not Reachable service.
12.11.1 get
This command is used to view the system level Call Forwarding Not Reachable attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallForwardingNotReachable> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.11.2 set
This command is used to modify the system level Call Forwarding Not Reachable attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallForwardingNotReachable> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
12.12 CallMeNow
This level is used for the system-level configuration of the Call Me Now service.
12.12.1 get
This command is used to view the system level Call Me Now attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallMeNow> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.12.2 set
This command is used to modify the system level Call Me Now attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallMeNow> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<passcode Integer 30 through 180 The length of time allowed for the
Timeout passcode to be accepted.
Seconds>
12.13 CallNotify
This level is used for the system-level configuration of the Call Notify service.
12.13.1 get
This command is used to view the Call Notify-related attributes (the default From e-mail address of text
messages sent to users when incoming calls are received). The Call Notify default e-mail address appears
when the actual address is unknown. If the e-mail address of the caller is available, it displays.
12.13.2 set
This command is used to modify the Call Notify-related attributes (the default From e-mail address of text
messages sent to users when incoming calls are received).
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallNotify> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.14 CallRecording
This level is used to manage system level Call Recording attributes.
12.14.1 get
This command is used to view the behavior of the system when a call recording fails.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.14.2 set
This command is used to modify the behavior of the system when a call recording fails.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<continueCall Choice true, false When set to true the call will be
AfterVideo allowed to continue after video
Recording recording fails.
Failure>
12.14.3 Platform
This level is used to manage system level Call Recording platform attributes.
12.14.3.1 get
This command is used to view the list of recording platforms and their attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording/Platform> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.14.3.2 add
This command is used to add a recording platform.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording/Platform> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <netAddress> <port> <transportType> <mediaStream> <schemaVersion>
<supportVideoRecording> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.14.3.3 set
This command is used to modify the recording platform attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording/Platform> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.14.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete a recording platform.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording/Platform> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.14.3.5 clear
This command clears the attributes of a recording platform.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording/Platform> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.14.3.6 usage
This command list all the enterprises/service providers and groups currently using the specified recording
platform.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallRecording/Platform> level.
2) Enter:
usage <name>↵
where:
12.15 CallReturn
This level is used for system-level configuration of the Call Return service for groups.
12.15.1 get
This command is used to view the attributes of the Call Return service.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallReturn> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.15.2 set
This command is used to modify the attributes of the Call Return service.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallReturn> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.15.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) Call Return-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallReturn> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.16 CallWaiting
This level is used to modify the Call Waiting service to optionally provide a distinct ringback tone to the
caller when the called party is busy on a call. This capability is required in some markets by regulation and
is also commonly used in Europe with mobile phones.
12.16.1 get
This command is used to view the status of the playDistinctiveRingback system parameter.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallWaiting> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.16.2 set
This command is used to enable or disable the playDistinctiveRingback parameter. When enabled,
Distinctive Call Waiting Ringback has precedence over Custom Ringback for waiting calls. The exact Call
Waiting Ringback tone to be played is selected based on the country code of the called party.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallWaiting> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.17.1 get
This command is used to view Calling Name Retrieval-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingNameRetrieval> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.17.2 set
This command is used to modify Calling Name Retrieval-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingNameRetrieval> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<queryTimeout Integer 100 through 10000 The time allotted for timer
InMilliseconds> querying.
<sipExternal Integer 1025 through 65355 The port number of the external
DatabasePort> database for SIP.
12.17.3 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) CallingNameRetrieval-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingNameRetrieval> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
12.18 CallingPartyCategory
This level is used to view, add, modify, delete, clear, and detail CallingPartyCategory entries.
12.18.1 get
This command is used to view CallingPartyCategory attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingPartyCategory> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.18.2 detail
This command is used to view CallingPartyCategory attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingPartyCategory> level.
2) Enter:
detail <category>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.18.3 add
This command is used to add CallingPartyCategory attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingPartyCategory> level.
2) Enter:
add <category> <userCategory> <payPhone> <operator> <default> <collectCall> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.18.4 set
This command is used to modify CallingPartyCategory attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingPartyCategory> level.
2) Enter:
set <category> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.18.5 delete
This command is used to delete CallingPartyCategory attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingPartyCategory> level.
2) Enter:
delete <category>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.18.6 clear
This command is used to clear CallingPartyCategory attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CallingPartyCategory> level.
2) Enter:
clear <category> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.19.1 get
This command is used to view the list of classmarks.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Classmark> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.19.2 add
This command is used to add a new classmark.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Classmark> level.
2) Enter:
add <name> <value> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.19.3 set
This command is used to modify existing classmark.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Classmark> level.
2) Enter:
set <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.19.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing classmark from the system.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Classmark> level.
2) Enter:
delete <name>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.19.5 clear
This command is used to clear Classmark-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Classmark> level.
2) Enter:
clear <name> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.19.6 Utilization
This level is used to view the utilization of the classmarks.
12.19.6.1 get
This command is used to view Classmark Utilization-related attributes. If the search produces over 1,000
entries, an error message will be displayed and user should refine the search criteria to narrow the search.
User's userId, last name, first name, phone number, extension, service provider Id and group Id can be
used as search criteria.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Classmark/Utilization> level.
2) Enter:
get <name> <attribute>↵
where:
12.20 Collaborate
This level is used to view and modify Collaborate-related attributes in the system.
12.20.1 get
This command is used to view the system-level settings for the Collaborate Services.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Collaborate> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.20.2 set
This command is used to modify system-level Collaborate parameters.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Collaborate> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: collaborateGracePeriod
12.21 CommunicationBarring
This level is used to view and modify CommunicationBarring-related attributes.
12.21.1 get
This command is used to view CommunicationBarring-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CommunicationBarring> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.21.2 set
This command is used to modify CommunicationBarring-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CommunicationBarring> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.22 CommunicationBarringUserControl
This level is used to view and modify CommunicationBarringUserControl-related attributes.
12.22.1 get
This command is used to view CommunicationBarringUserControl-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CommunicationBarringUserControl> level.
12.22.2 set
This command is used to modify CommunicationBarringUserControl-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CommunicationBarringUserControl> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.23 CustomerOriginatedTrace
This level is used to view and modify Customer Originated Trace-related attributes in the system.
12.23.1 get
This command is used to view Customer Originated Trace-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CustomerOriginatedTrace> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.23.2 set
This command is used to modify Customer Originated Trace-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/CustomerOriginatedTrace> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.24 EmergencyZones
This level is used to view and modify the Emergency Zones-related attribute. You can enter the e-mail
address from which Emergency Zone e-mails are sent. This e-mail address is always used in the From
field of the e-mail sent to the user.
12.24.1 get
This command is used to view the Emergency Zones-related attribute.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/EmergencyZones> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.24.2 set
This command is used to modify the Emergency Zones-related attribute.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/EmergencyZones> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.25 EnhancedCallLogs
This level is used to view and modify the Enhanced Call Logs related attribute. You can set to use DBS
instead of CDS as your call log server.
12.25.1 get
This command is used to view the Enhanced Call Logs (ECL)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/EnhancedCallLogs> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.25.2 set
This command is used to modify the Enhanced Call Logs (ECL)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/EnhancedCallLogs> level.
2) Enter:
12.25.3 clear
This command is used to clear the Enhanced Call Logs (ECL)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/EnhancedCallLogs> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.26 Executive
This level is used to view or modify the Executive related attribute.
12.26.2 set
This command is used to modify the system level Executive service settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Executive> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.27 GroupNightForwarding
This level is used to view and modify the Group Night Forwarding-related attributes.
12.27.1 get
This command is used to view the Group Night Forwarding service settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/GroupNightForwarding> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.27.2 set
This command is used to modify the Group Night Forwarding service settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/GroupNightForwarding> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.28.1 get
This command is used to view Hunt Group-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/HuntGroup> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.28.2 set
This command is used to modify Hunt Group-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/HuntGroup> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.29 INServiceControl
This level is used to view and modify Intelligent Network (IN) Service Control-related attributes. The IN
Service Control service allows legacy Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) subscribers to use a
subset of BroadWorks services. BroadWorks acts as an off-board extension of a Service Control Point
(SCP), allowing calls from the PSTN to be served by BroadWorks.
PSTN subscribers configure their services (such as Remote Office, Call Forwarding Busy, and Sequential
Ringing) from a web browser and they control their calls from a third-party application. PSTN subscribers
do not have to dial Feature Access Codes (FACs) or call the telephone company to make configuration
changes. The BroadWorks services that a PSTN subscriber can use are as follows: Alternate Numbers,
Call Forwarding, Call Forwarding Always, Call Forwarding Busy, Call Forwarding No Answer, Selective
12.29.1 get
This command is used to display IN Service Control-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/INServiceControl> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.29.2 set
This command is used to modify IN Service Control-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/INServiceControl> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.30 InCallServiceActivation
The In-Call Service Activation service extends the basic TDM overlay model by allowing TDM-hosted users
to activate mid-call services via dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) digits. This level is used to view and
modify IncallServiceActivation attributes.
12.30.1 get
This command is used to view In-Call Service Activation attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/InCallServiceActivation> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.30.2 set
This command is used to modify In-Call Service Activation attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/InCallServiceActivation> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.31 IntegratedIMP
This level is used to view, modify, and clear the Integrated Instant Messaging and Presence (IM&P)-related
attributes.
12.31.1 get
This command is used to view the Integrated Instant Messaging and Presence (IM&P)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/IntegratedIMP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.31.2 set
This command is used to modify the Integrated Instant Messaging and Presence (IM&P)-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/IntegratedIMP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.32 Intercept
This level is used to temporarily suspend service for users who are roaming outside of the carrier serving
area.
12.32.1 SystemAllowedDNList
This level is used to view and modify System Allowed DN List-related attributes.
12.32.1.1 get
This command is used to view System Allowed Directory Number (DN) List-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Intercept/SystemAllowedDNList> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.32.1.2 add
This command is used to add System Allowed Directory Number (DN) List-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Intercept/SystemAllowedDNList> level.
2) Enter:
add <number> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.32.1.3 set
This command is used to modify System Allowed Directory Number (DN) List-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Intercept/SystemAllowedDNList> level.
2) Enter:
set <number> <attribute>↵
12.32.1.4 delete
This command is used to delete System Allowed Directory Number (DN) List-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Intercept/SystemAllowedDNList> level.
2) Enter:
delete <number>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.32.1.5 clear
This command is used to clear (set to no value) System Allowed Directory Number (DN) List-related
attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Intercept/SystemAllowedDNList> level.
2) Enter:
clear <number> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.32.2 User
This level allows carriers to temporarily suspend service for users who are roaming outside of the carrier
serving area.
12.32.2.1 get
This command is used to view system-wide settings for the Intercept User service.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/Intercept/User> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.33 InventoryReport
This level is used to view and modify the Inventory Report-related attribute. You can enter the e-mail
address from which the Inventory Report e-mails are sent. This e-mail address is always used in the From
field of the Inventory Report e-mail that is sent to specified users.
12.33.1 get
This command is used to view the Inventory Report-related attribute.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/InventoryReport> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.33.2 set
This command is used to the modify Inventory Report-related attribute.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/InventoryReport> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.34 LegacyAutomaticCallback
This level is used to manage the implementation of the legacy Automatic Callback (ACB) feature on
BroadWorks that a customer currently has deployed on the Nortel CS 2000s in their network. This
capability allows a caller to "camp-on" a busy called party and be automatically called back when the called
party hangs up.
12.34.2 set
This command is used to modify Legacy Automatic Callback-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/LegacyAutomaticCallback> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.34.3 LineTypes
This level is used to manage the Legacy Automatic Callback Line Type-related attributes.
12.34.3.1 get
This command is used to view Legacy Automatic Callback Line Type-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/LegacyAutomaticCallback/LineTypes> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.34.3.2 set
This command is used to modify Legacy Automatic Callback Line Type-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/LegacyAutomaticCallback/LineTypes> level.
2) Enter:
set <lineType> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.35.1 get
This command is used to get the system level Location Based Calling Restriction attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/LocationBasedCallingRestrictions> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.35.2 set
This command is used to modify the system level Location Based Calling Restriction attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/LocationBasedCallingRestrictions> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<physical Choice ci, lac-ci, pani, disregardZones Used to indicate where the
Location physical location is extracted
Indicator> from. *ci: Cell Identification field of
the P CAMEL CellIDorLAI header
(5 digits) *lac-ci: Location Area
Code + Cell Identification fields of
the P CAMEL CellIDorLAI header
(10 digits) *pani: P Network
Address Info (PANI) header (refer
to RFC 3455) *disregardZones:
Zones are disregarded.
12.36.1 get
This command is used to view Malicious Call Trace-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/MaliciousCallTrace> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.36.2 set
This command is used to modify Malicious Call Trace-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/MaliciousCallTrace> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.37 MeetMeConferencing
This level is used to view and modify MeetMeConferencing-related attributes in the system.
12.37.1 get
This command is used to view the system level settings of the Meet-Me Conferencing.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/MeetMeConferencing> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.37.2 set
This command is used to modify system level conference parameters.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/MeetMeConferencing> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable: conferenceGracePeriod
12.37.3 clear
This command is used to clear the system level settings of the Meet-Me Conferencing.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/MeetMeConferencing> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.38.1 get
This command is used to view Music On Hold-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/MusicOnHold> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.38.2 set
This command is used to modify Music On Hold-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/MusicOnHold> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.39 NumberPortability
This level is used to view and modify the system number portability service settings.
12.39.1 get
This command is used to view the system Number Portability service settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.39.2 set
This command is used to modify the system number portability service settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
12.39.3 Status
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Number Portability status announcement file mappings.
12.39.3.1 get
This command is used to view the Number Portability status announcement file mappings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.39.3.2 add
This command is used to add the Number Portability status announcement file mappings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status> level.
2) Enter:
add <status> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.39.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete an existing Number Portability status announcement file mapping.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status> level.
2) Enter:
delete <status>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.39.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear attributes for the specified Number Portability Status.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status> level.
2) Enter:
clear <status> <attribute>↵
where:
12.39.3.6 DigitPatterns
This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete Number Portability status Digit Pattern mappings.
12.39.3.6.1 get
This command is used to view the number portability query digit pattern to number portability status
mappings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status/DigitPatterns> level.
2) Enter:
get [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<digitPattern String 1 to 160 characters Displays only the digit pattern that
Equals> is equal to the specified string.
12.39.3.6.2 add
This command is used to add number portability query digit pattern to number portability status mappings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status/DigitPatterns> level.
2) Enter:
add <digitPattern> <status>↵
where:
12.39.3.6.3 set
This command is used to modify number portability query digit pattern to number portability status
mappings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status/DigitPatterns> level.
2) Enter:
set <digitPattern> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.39.3.6.4 delete
This command is used to delete number portability query digit pattern to number portability status
mappings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/NumberPortability/Status/DigitPatterns> level.
2) Enter:
delete <digitPattern>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.40 OutgoingCPCallTypes
This level is used to view, add, and delete call type entries for the Outgoing Calling Plan service.
12.40.1 get
This command lists the outgoing calling plan digit mappings for a specified country code. If no country code
is specified, data for all defined country codes are displayed.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/OutgoingCPCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
get [<countryCode>]↵
12.40.2 add
This command adds a new outgoing calling plan, call mapping for a specified country code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/OutgoingCPCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
add <countryCode> <publicDigitMap> <callType>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.40.3 delete
This command removes the mapping of the specified digitMap to an outgoing calling plan call type for the
specified country code.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/OutgoingCPCallTypes> level.
2) Enter:
delete <countryCode> <publicDigitMap>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.41.1 get
This command is used to view Outgoing Calling Plan-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/OutgoingCallingPlan> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.41.2 set
This command is used to modify Outgoing Calling Plan-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/OutgoingCallingPlan> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.42 PersonalAssistant
This level is used to view and modify the Personal Assistant Voice Portal key settings at the system level.
12.42.2 set
This command is used to modify the Personal Assistant Voice Portal key settings at the system level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/PersonalAssistant> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.43 PhysicalLocation
This level allows an emergency call to continue even if it would have been blocked otherwise by physical
location screening.
12.43.1 get
This command is used to view Physical Location-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/PhysicalLocation> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.43.2 set
This command is used to modify Physical Location-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/PhysicalLocation> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.44 ReceptionistEnterprise
As an alternative to the Attendant Console, the BroadWorks Receptionist can be installed on a desktop
computer. It also uses two services: Receptionist service, to enable the client, and Phone Status
Monitoring (PSM) service, to configure a static list of users to monitor. The Phone Status Monitoring
service is limited in scope to the users in a given group, but it imposes no hard limit on the number of users
that can be monitored. In addition, the Receptionist allows dynamic monitoring of up to 100 users in the
entire enterprise.This level is used to view, add, modify, and delete ReceptionistEnterprise entries.
12.44.1 get
This command is used to display parameters associated with ReceptionistEnterprise.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ReceptionistEnterprise> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.44.2 set
This command is used to modify parameters associated with Receptionist Enterprise.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ReceptionistEnterprise> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.45 SelectiveServices
This level is used to view and set SelectiveServices related attributes. Changes made apply to all selective
services.
12.45.1 get
This command is used to view the selective services-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/SelectiveServices> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.46 SessionAdmissionControl
This level is used to view and set SessionAdmissionControl related attributes.
12.46.1 get
This command is used to view session admission control-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/SessionAdmissionControl> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.46.2 set
This command is used to modify session admission control-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/SessionAdmissionControl> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.47 ShortMessageService
This level is used to view and set ShortMessageService related attributes.
12.47.1 get
This command is used to view system Short Message Service related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ShortMessageService> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.47.2 set
This command is used to modify Short Message Service related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ShortMessageService> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
12.48 SpeedDial100
This level is used to view and modify SpeedDial100 entries.
12.48.1 get
This command is used to view SpeedDial100-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/SpeedDial100> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.48.2 set
This command is used to modify SpeedDial100-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/SpeedDial100> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.49.1 get
This command is used to view Third-Party IM&P service-specific settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyIMP> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.49.2 set
This command is used to modify the Third-Party IM&P service-specific settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyIMP> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.49.3 clear
This command is used to clear Third-Party IM&P Service-specific settings.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyIMP> level.
2) Enter:
clear <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.50 ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport
This level is used to manage Third Party Voice Mail Support-related attributes.
12.50.2 set
This command is used to modify Third Party Voice Mail Support-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.50.3 Destinations
This level is used to view, add, modify, delete, and clear Third Party Voice Mail Support Destinations
entries.
12.50.3.1 get
This command is used to view third-party voice mail destinations list-related attributes, such as Number
and Description.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport/Destinations>
level.
2) Enter:
get <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.50.3.2 add
This command is used to add a third-party voicemail destination.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport/Destinations>
level.
2) Enter:
add <number> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.50.3.3 set
This command is used to modify the third-party voice mail destination attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport/Destinations>
level.
2) Enter:
set <number> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.50.3.4 delete
This command is used to delete the third-party voice mail destination.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport/Destinations>
level.
12.50.3.5 clear
This command is used to clear the third-party voice mail destination attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/ThirdPartyVoiceMailSupport/Destinations>
level.
2) Enter:
clear <number> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.51 TrunkGroup
This level is used to manage Trunk Group related attributes.
12.51.1 get
This command is used to view Trunk Group related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.51.2 set
This command is used to modify Trunk Group related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
<holdover Choice 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60 The period in minutes for which
PeriodMinutes> the holdover values are captured.
12.51.3 OptionsMessageResponseStatusCode
This level is used to view, add, and delete system-wide successful SIP OPTIONS message response
status codes.
12.51.3.1 get
This command is used to display the system-wide successful SIP OPTIONS message response status
codes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup/
OptionsMessageResponseStatusCode> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.51.3.2 add
This command is used to add a system-wide successful SIP OPTIONS message response status code
pattern.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup/
OptionsMessageResponseStatusCode> level.
2) Enter:
add <statusCode>↵
where:
12.51.3.3 delete
This command is used to delete a system-wide successful SIP OPTIONS message response status code
pattern. At any time at least one status code needs to be present at the system level.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TrunkGroup/
OptionsMessageResponseStatusCode> level.
2) Enter:
delete <statusCode>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.52 TwoStageDialing
This level is used to view, add, modify, delete, and clear TwoStageDialing entries.
12.52.1 get
This command is used to view Two-Stage Dialing attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TwoStageDialing> level.
2) Enter:
get [<number>]↵
where:
12.52.2 add
This command is used to add Two-Stage Dialing attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TwoStageDialing> level.
2) Enter:
add <number> [<attribute>]↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.52.3 set
This command is used to modify Two-Stage Dialing attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TwoStageDialing> level.
2) Enter:
set <number> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.52.4 delete
This command is used to delete Two-Stage Dialing attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TwoStageDialing> level.
2) Enter:
delete <number>↵
12.52.5 clear
This command is used to clear Two-Stage Dialing attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/TwoStageDialing> level.
2) Enter:
clear <number> <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.53 VoiceMailNotification
This level is used to view and modify Voice Mail (VM) Notification-related attributes.
12.53.1 get
This command is used to view Voice Mail Notification-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/VoiceMailNotification> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.53.2 set
This command is used to modify VM Notification-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/VoiceMailNotification> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.54 VoiceMessageSummaryUpdate
This level allows the Application Server to send a Message-Summary status to a device after processing
a REGISTER. This is useful in cases such as when supporting devices lose their MWI (message waiting
indicator) status after a reboot.
12.54.1 get
This command is used to view Message Summary Update attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/VoiceMessageSummaryUpdate> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.54.2 set
This command is used to modify Message Summary Update attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/VoiceMessageSummaryUpdate> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
12.55.1 get
This command is used to view Voice Messaging-related attributes. The Voice Messaging service answers
a user's phone and records incoming messages from callers. This command is used to display the system
default hold period, the minimum and maximum length of messages, and so on.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/VoiceMsg> level.
2) Enter:
get↵
12.55.2 set
This command is used to modify Voice Messaging-related attributes.
1) Ensure you are at the /AS_CLI/Service/VoiceMsg> level.
2) Enter:
set <attribute>↵
where:
Variable Field Type Valid Values Description
<maxMailbox Choice 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, The total length of all messages
Length> 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, that can be left in a user's mailbox
700, 800, 900 (in minutes).
12.55.3 clear
This command is used to clear Voice Messaging-related attributes.
A BTLU 326
BusyLampField 921
AccessCodes 765, 800, 868
AccessControlList 399
AccessDevice 199
C
AccessLevels 662 CallBlockingServiceMap 104
AccessList 651 CallCenter 330, 922
AccessRouting 61 CallControl 255, 571, 616
AccessSIPStatusMap 103 CallCorrelation 62
Accounting 538 CallForwardingNotReachable 925
ActivatableFeature 59 CallingLineId 757, 793, 861
Administrator 670, 710, 719, 812 CallingNameRetrieval 933
AdviceOfCharge 903 CallingPartyCategory 935
Agent 652 CallLimits 755, 791, 859, 886
AJP 424 CallLogs 333, 567
Alarm 448 CallMeNow 926
AlarmsTable 454 CallNotify 926
Alias 60 CallP 61, 270
AliasesPrefix 350 CallProcessing 755, 791, 858, 880, 886
AltCallIndicators 64 CallpUtil 54
AnnouncementRepository 672 CallRecording 927
Announcements 818 CallReturn 931
AnonymousCallRejection 905 CallTrace 326
Apache 423 CallTypes 63, 65
Application 257 CallWaiting 932
ApplicationController 289, 292 CAP 252, 566
Applications 342 Capabilities 272
ApplicationServerId 60 CAPProxy 399
AppServerSet 673 Carrier 113, 826
ASClusterName 58 Categories 347, 365, 378
ASDiagnostic 43 Change levels 34
ASDump 325 ChangeUserId 901
ASR 537 Channels 235
Assign 740 ChannelSets 235
AttendantConsole 906 ChargingFunctionElement 544
AuditLog 364 Classmark 938
AuthenticationLockout 675 CLI
AuthenticationPasswordRules 682, 818 Change levels 34
Authorize 742, 769 Commands
AutoAttendant 906 Alias 39
AutomaticCallback 907 Entering 32, 33
AutoRebuildConfig 167 Exit 40
Help 32
B History 38
SIP URL 32
Bcct 239, 356, 370 Start 32
BCCT 659 Syntax 33
BlackList 293 Configure 37
BroadWorks server Guides 30
Keys 31 Log in 34
Messages 31 Menus 34
Software version 31 Read files 35
System conventions Write (output to file) 36
Shortcuts 33 CLI level
BroadWorksAnywhereNumberLookup 901 Applications
BroadWorksCDRInterface 538 CommPilot
BroadWorksMobileManager 909 ClientApplicationLaunchUrls 342
BroadWorksMobility 910 FileTransfer
Browser 557 Link 344
N
NameService 408, 441
U
UCD-SNMP 492
UnmatchedHeaderPolicy 647
UnmatchedOptionTagPolicy 648
UnreachableFromPrimary 283
Usage 885
UsageThreshold 125, 129, 427, 431, 435
User 698, 732, 841, 887, 954
Users 150, 386, 390
UserServices 769, 877
UserToDNMapping 140
Util 325, 901
Utilization 293, 778, 939
V
V3AccessControl 662
V3Users 664
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