Imanager U2000 V200R016C50 TL1 NBI User Guide 01 PDF

iManager U2000 Unified Network Management
System
V200R016C50
Northbound TL1 Interface User

Guide
Issue 01
Date 2016-04-30
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iManager U2000 Unified Network Management System
Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide Contents
Contents
1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

2 Change History.............................................................................................................................. 4
3 Usage Note.................................................................................................................................... 18
4 TL1 NBI Overview...................................................................................................................... 20
4.1 Introduction to the TL1 NBI.........................................................................................................................................21
4.2 Position in the Network................................................................................................................................................ 21
4.3 Communication Protocols............................................................................................................................................ 22
4.4 Functions and Features................................................................................................................................................. 22
4.5 Security Mechanism..................................................................................................................................................... 23
4.6 Performance Specifications.......................................................................................................................................... 25
4.7 Standard Compliance....................................................................................................................................................26
4.8 References.................................................................................................................................................................... 26
5 Relationships Between the License and TL1 NBI................................................................. 27

6 Installing and Enabling the NBI for Provisioning the TL1 Service.................................. 32
6.1 Configuration Requirements.........................................................................................................................................33
6.2 Installing a TL1 NBI Component................................................................................................................................. 33
6.3 Checking the Status of the TL1 NBI............................................................................................................................ 34
7 Maintaining the TL1 NBI...........................................................................................................35

7.1 Requirements for Maintenance Staff............................................................................................................................ 36
7.2 Routine Maintenance.................................................................................................................................................... 36
7.3 Logging in to the System Monitor Client..................................................................................................................... 37
7.4 Starting the TL1 Process...............................................................................................................................................39
7.5 Stopping the TL1 Process.............................................................................................................................................40
7.6 Checking the License Status of the U2000...................................................................................................................40
7.7 Creating a U2000 User for the Access of an OSS and Assign Rights to the User....................................................... 41
8 SSL Principle and Configuration............................................................................................. 44

8.1 SSL Principle................................................................................................................................................................ 45
8.2 Applying for an SSL Certificate................................................................................................................................... 45
8.3 Configuring an SSL Certificate.................................................................................................................................... 47
9 Setting Configuration Items......................................................................................................51
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10 Distributed System................................................................................................................... 72
10.1 Overview.................................................................................................................................................................... 73
10.2 List of Unsupported Commands.................................................................................................................................74
10.3 Maintaining the TL1 NBI Gateway Service...............................................................................................................75
10.4 Setting Configuration Items........................................................................................................................................76
11 Command Format...................................................................................................................... 80
11.1 Format Description..................................................................................................................................................... 81
11.2 Command Format Description....................................................................................................................................82
11.3 Response Format Description.....................................................................................................................................84
11.4 Format Description of the Resource Change Notification..........................................................................................86
12 Supported Devices of the Same Series..................................................................................88

13 Controlling a Session and Performing Operations on a Device...................................... 89
13.1 Controlling the Session...............................................................................................................................................90
13.1.1 Logging in to the U2000 (LOGIN)..........................................................................................................................90
13.1.2 Logging In to the U2000 (ACT-USER)...................................................................................................................91
13.1.3 Exiting the U2000 (LOGOUT)................................................................................................................................93
13.1.4 Exiting the U2000 (CANC-USER)......................................................................................................................... 94
13.1.5 Querying the U2000 Version (LST-BMSVERSION)..............................................................................................95
13.1.6 Querying the NMS Information (LST-EMFSYSINFO)..........................................................................................96
13.1.7 Handshaking (SHAKEHAND)................................................................................................................................99
13.1.8 Handshaking (REPT-STAT)...................................................................................................................................100
13.2 Performing Operations on a Device......................................................................................................................... 101
13.2.1 Creating a Subnet (ADD-SUBNET)..................................................................................................................... 102
13.2.2 Modifying a Subnet (MOD-SUBNET)................................................................................................................. 103
13.2.3 Deleting a Subnet (DEL-SUBNET)...................................................................................................................... 104
13.2.4 Adding an NE Link (ADD-NELINK)................................................................................................................... 106
13.2.5 Modifying an NE Link (MOD-NELINK)............................................................................................................. 108
13.2.6 Deleting an NE Link (DEL-NELINK).................................................................................................................. 109
13.2.7 Synchronizing the Time (SYNC-DEVTIME)....................................................................................................... 110
13.2.8 Synchronizing NE Data (SYNC-DEV)................................................................................................................. 112
13.2.9 Deleting a Device (DEL-DEV)..............................................................................................................................115
13.2.10 Resetting a Device (RESET-DEV)...................................................................................................................... 118
13.2.11 Resetting a Board (RESET-BOARD)..................................................................................................................120
13.2.12 Changing the Device Name and Alias (MOD-DEV).......................................................................................... 123
13.2.13 Modifying the Shelf Name and Alias (MOD-FRAME)...................................................................................... 125
13.2.14 Modifying the Slot Alias (MOD-SLOT)............................................................................................................. 127
13.2.15 Exporting a Resource File (DMP-INVENTORY)...............................................................................................130
13.2.16 Exporting Service Port Statistics to Files (DMP-E2EPERF).............................................................................. 137
13.2.17 Exporting Ethernet Port Statistics to Files (DMP-ETHPERF)............................................................................140
13.2.18 Exporting PON Port Statistics to Files (DMP-PONPERF)................................................................................. 142
13.2.19 Adding a Device (ADD-DEV)............................................................................................................................ 145
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13.2.20 Adding a Board (ADD-BOARD)........................................................................................................................ 149

13.2.21 Deleting a Board (DEL-BOARD)....................................................................................................................... 152
13.2.22 Disabling a Board (DISABLE-BOARD)............................................................................................................ 154
13.2.23 Enabling a Board (ENABLE-BOARD).............................................................................................................. 156
13.2.24 Confirming a Board (CONFIRM-BOARD)........................................................................................................158
13.2.25 Switching Over the Active and Standby Control Boards (SYSTEM-SWITCH)................................................ 160
13.2.26 Activating a CATV Port (ACT-CATVPORT)..................................................................................................... 162
13.2.27 Deactivating a CATV Port (DACT-CATVPORT)............................................................................................... 164
13.2.28 Changing a Device IP Address (MOD-DEVIP)..................................................................................................166
13.2.29 Adding an Alarm to the U2000 (ADD-ALARM)............................................................................................... 169
13.2.30 Saving the Device Configuration (SAVE-DEV)................................................................................................. 172
13.2.31 Issuing the Command Configuration Script to a Device (CFG-DEVEX)...........................................................174
13.2.32 Issuing the Command Configuration Script to an MDE Device (CFG-MDUEX)..............................................184
13.2.33 Configuring the ANCP (CFG-PORTANCPINTERFACE)................................................................................. 189
13.2.34 Modifying System Attributes for NEs (CFG-DEVSYSPARA).......................................................................... 192
14 Notification of Resource Changes........................................................................................195

14.1 Notifying Resource Changes.................................................................................................................................... 196
14.1.1 Registering the Notification of Resource Changes (REG-RESCHGNOTIFY).................................................... 196
14.1.2 Canceling the Notification of Resource Changes (UREG-RESCHGNOTIFY)....................................................197
14.1.3 Querying the Notification of Resource Changes (LST-BMSRESCHANOTIFY)................................................ 198
14.2 Notifying Device Resource Changes........................................................................................................................200
14.2.1 Notifying Device Confirmation.............................................................................................................................201
14.2.2 Notifying Device Deletion.....................................................................................................................................202
14.2.3 Notifying Device Synchronization........................................................................................................................ 204
14.2.4 Notifying Shelf Confirmation................................................................................................................................205
14.2.5 Notifying the Shelf Deletion..................................................................................................................................206
14.2.6 Notifying Slot Confirmation..................................................................................................................................208
14.2.7 Notifying the Slot Deletion....................................................................................................................................209
14.2.8 Reporting Notifications of OLT Attribute Changes.............................................................................................. 210
14.2.9 Reporting Notifications of MDU Attribute Changes............................................................................................ 212
14.2.10 Reporting Notifications of ONU Addition.......................................................................................................... 214
14.2.11 Reporting Notifications of ONU Deletion...........................................................................................................216
14.2.12 Reporting Notifications of Board Attribute Changes.......................................................................................... 218
14.2.13 Notifying Plug and Play Deployment Completion..............................................................................................220
14.3 Notifying GPON Resource Changes........................................................................................................................ 222
14.3.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of GPON ONUs.............................................................................. 223
14.3.2 Notifying the Event That an FTTH GPON ONU Port Is Online.......................................................................... 225
14.3.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of a GPON ONU..........................................................................................228
14.3.4 Notifying GPON ONU Replacement.................................................................................................................... 230
14.4 Notifying EPON Resource Changes.........................................................................................................................233
14.4.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of EPON ONUs.............................................................................. 233
14.4.2 Notifying the Event That an FTTH ONU Port Is Online...................................................................................... 235
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14.4.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of an EPON ONU........................................................................................ 238

14.4.4 Notifying EPON ONU Replacement.....................................................................................................................240
15 Inventory Management.......................................................................................................... 243

15.1 Querying Device Resources..................................................................................................................................... 245
15.1.1 Querying a Subnet (LST-SUBNET)...................................................................................................................... 245
15.1.2 Querying an NE Link (LST-NELINK)..................................................................................................................248
15.1.3 Querying the Information About a Device (LST-DEV)........................................................................................ 251
15.1.4 Querying Device Global Configurations (LST-DEVCFG)................................................................................... 260
15.1.5 Querying CPU and Memory Information about an NE (LST-DEVINFO)........................................................... 264
15.1.6 Querying Subrack Information (LST-FRAME).................................................................................................... 267
15.1.7 Querying the Information About a Board (LST-BOARD)....................................................................................272
15.1.8 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of Boards (LST-BOARDPERF)............................................................ 279
15.1.9 Querying the Information About a Daughter Board (LST-SUBBOARD)............................................................ 281
15.1.10 Querying the Information About a Port (LST-PORT)......................................................................................... 285
15.1.11 Querying Protection Group Information (LST-PSG) ......................................................................................... 291
15.1.12 Querying the Alarms on the U2000 (LST-ALARM)...........................................................................................295
15.1.13 Querying the MAC Addresses Learnt by Devices (LST-OLTLEARNINGMAC)..............................................298
15.2 Querying ADSL Resources...................................................................................................................................... 302
15.2.1 Querying the Basic Information About an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTCFG)................................................. 302
15.2.2 Querying Specified Information About ADSL Ports (LST-DSLPORTSPECIFYINFO)......................................304
15.2.3 Querying the Details of an ADSL Port (LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO)............................................................. 309
15.2.4 Querying the List of ADSL Line Profiles (LST-ADSLLINEPROFILE).............................................................. 332
15.2.5 Querying the Details of an ADSL Line Profile (LST-ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL)........................................339
15.2.6 Querying the List of ADSL Alarm Profiles (LST-ADSLALARMPROFILE)......................................................348
15.2.7 Querying the List of ADSL Extended Profiles (LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)............................................... 352
15.2.8 Querying the Details of an ADSL Extended Profile (LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL).........................355
15.2.9 Querying the Alarm Information About an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTALARM)..........................................361
15.2.10 Querying the Alarm Status of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)............................................. 364
15.2.11 Querying the Performance Statistics of an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTPERF)..............................................369
15.2.12 Querying the Current Performance Statistics of an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF)...........................372
15.2.13 Querying Performance of ADSL Port in Current 15 Minutes and Last 15 Minutes (LST-
ADSLPORTQTRPERF)................................................................................................................................................... 376
15.2.14 Querying the Historical 15-minute Performance Statistics of an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF)
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 385
15.2.15 Querying Bit Allocation Information About an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLBITALLOCINFO)............................ 390
15.2.16 Querying the U-MAC/V-MAC of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPING)....................................... 393
15.3 Querying G.SHDSL Resources................................................................................................................................ 396
15.3.1 Querying the Chipset Mode of a Board (LST-SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE).............................................. 396
15.3.2 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Port (LST-SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO)......................................................398
15.3.3 Querying the List of SHDSL Line Profiles (LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILE).........................................................405
15.3.4 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL).................................. 407
15.3.5 Querying the Devices That Reference an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-DEVBYSP).............................................. 412
15.3.6 Querying the Ports That Reference an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-PORTBYSP)................................................. 414
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15.3.7 Querying the List of SHDSL Alarm Profiles (LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE)................................................. 416

15.3.8 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Alarm Profile (LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL)...........................418
15.3.9 Querying the Devices That Reference an SHDSL Alarm Profile (LST-DEVBYAL)...........................................421
15.3.10 Querying the Ports That Reference an SHDSL Alarm Profile (LST-PORTBYAL)............................................423
15.3.11 Querying the Alarm Information About an SHDSL Port (LST-SHDSLPORTALARM)................................... 426
15.3.12 Querying the Performance Statistics of a G.SHDSL Port (LST-SHDSLPORTPERF)....................................... 429
15.3.13 Querying the FE1 Attribute of a TDM SHDSL Port (LST-SHDSLPORTFE1)..................................................436
15.4 Querying VDSL2 Resources.................................................................................................................................... 438
15.4.1 Querying the Details of a VDSL2 Port (LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)........................................................ 438
15.4.2 Querying Specified Information About VDSL2 Ports (LST-VDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO)...............................469
15.4.3 Querying VDSL2 Port Information about Specified NEs (LST-NEVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)...................... 484
15.4.4 Querying the Alarm Information About a VDSL2 Port (LST-VDSLPORTALARM)..........................................492
15.4.5 Querying the Performance Statistics on a VDSL2 Port (LST-VDSLPORTPERF)...............................................495
15.4.6 Querying a VDSL2 Line Profile (LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE)............................................................................ 510
15.4.7 Query the Details of a VDSL2 Line Profile (LST-VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL).............................................512
15.4.8 Querying a VDSL2 Alarm Profile (LST-VDSLALARMPROFILE).................................................................... 524
15.4.9 Query the Details of a VDSL2 Alarm Profile (LST-VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL).................................... 527
15.4.10 Querying the Alarm Status of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)............................................. 533
15.4.11 Querying Bit Allocation Information About a VDSL2 Port (LST-VDSL2BITALLOCINFO)...........................537
15.4.12 Querying the U-MAC/V-MAC of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPING)....................................... 540
15.4.13 Querying Global VDSL2 Profile Names (LST-PROFNAME)........................................................................... 543
15.4.14 Querying NE-side VDSL2 Profile Names (TI Mode).........................................................................................545
15.4.14.1 Querying VDSL2 Service Profile Names (LST-VDSLSERVICEPROFILE).................................................. 545
15.4.14.2 Querying VDSL2 UPBO Profile Names (LST-VDSLUPBOPROFILE)......................................................... 547
15.4.14.3 Querying VDSL2 DPBO Profile Names (LST-VDSLDPBOPROFILE)......................................................... 549
15.4.14.4 Querying VDSL2 Spectrum Profile Names (LST-VDSLSPECPROFILE)..................................................... 551
15.4.14.5 Querying VDSL2 Alarm Profile Names (LST-VDSLTIALARMPROFILE).................................................. 554
15.4.14.6 Querying VDSL2 SNR Margin Profile Names (LST-VDSLNMPROFILE)................................................... 556
15.4.14.7 Querying VDSL2 Delay INP Profiles (LST-VDSLINPPROFILE)................................................................. 558
15.4.15 Querying the Performance Statistics on a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF)............... 560
15.4.16 Querying the Details of a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (LST-ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO).........................570
15.4.17 Querying Specified Information About GPON ONT VDSL2 Ports (LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO)
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 585
15.5 Querying G.fast Resources....................................................................................................................................... 596
15.5.1 Querying the Details of a G.fast Port (LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO)........................................................... 596
15.5.2 Querying G.fast Port Information About Specified NEs (LST-NEGFASTPORTDETAILINFO)........................619
15.5.3 Querying the Alarm Information About a G.fast Port (LST-GFASTPORTALARM)...........................................625
15.5.4 Querying the Performance Statistics on a G.fast Port (LST-GFASTPORTPERF)................................................628
15.5.5 Querying the Alarm Status of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)............................................... 640
15.5.6 Querying the Bit Allocation Information About a G.fast Port (LST-GFASTBITALLOCINFO)......................... 645
15.5.7 Querying the U-MAC/V-MAC of an xDSL Port (LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPING)......................................... 647
15.6 Querying a Bonding Group...................................................................................................................................... 650
15.6.1 Querying a Bonding Group (RTRV-BONDGRP)..................................................................................................650
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15.6.2 Querying the Details of a Bonding Group (RTRV-BONDGRPDETAIL).............................................................653

15.6.3 Querying Performance Statistics of a VDSL2 Bonding Group (LST-VDSL2BONDINGGROUPPERF)........... 657
15.6.4 Querying the Details of a VDSL2 Bonding Group (LST-VDSL2BONDINGDETAILINFO)............................. 662
15.7 Querying Video Resources....................................................................................................................................... 665
15.7.1 Querying the List of Virtual Upstream Ports in an IGMP VLAN (LST-IGMPUPLINKPORT).......................... 665
15.7.2 Querying the Information About Multicast Programs (LST-NTVPROGRAM)................................................... 668
15.7.3 Querying the Detail Information of a Multicast User (LST-NTVUSRDETAIL)..................................................675
15.7.4 Querying the List of Multicast Users (LST-NTVPORTBASIC)...........................................................................683
15.7.5 Querying the Rights Profile of a Multicast User (LST-NTVPORTRP)................................................................ 693
15.7.6 Querying Rights Profiles (LST-NTVRP).............................................................................................................. 703
15.7.7 Querying the Programs Specified in a Rights Profile (LST-RPPROGRAM)....................................................... 705
15.7.8 Querying the Multicast VLAN Information of a Device (RTRV-IGMPVLAN)...................................................709
15.7.9 Querying the Multicast VLAN of a Multicast User (LST-NTVUSRIGMPVLAN)..............................................711
15.7.10 Querying the Details of a Multicast VLAN (RTRV-IGMPVLANDETAIL).......................................................720
15.7.11 Querying the Details on a Multicast VLAN (LST-IGMPVLANDETAIL)......................................................... 724
15.7.12 Querying the Multicast Subtend Port (LST-NTVCASCADE)............................................................................729
15.8 Querying GPON Resources......................................................................................................................................733
15.8.1 Querying the List of GPON Ports (LST-GPONPORT)......................................................................................... 733
15.8.2 Querying the Details of a GPON Port (LST-GPONPORTDETAIL).....................................................................736
15.8.3 Querying the Information About an Upstream GPON Port (LST-GPONNNIPORT)...........................................743
15.8.4 Querying the List of ONUs (LST-ONT)................................................................................................................746
15.8.5 Querying the Details of an ONT (LST-ONTDETAIL)..........................................................................................757
15.8.6 Querying the IP Address of a GPON ONT (LST-ONTIPINFO)...........................................................................765
15.8.7 Querying the Information About Auto-Discovered GPON ONUs (LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND).....................769
15.8.8 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-ONTRUNINFO).........................................................................773
15.8.9 Querying the List of ONT Ports (LST-ONTPORT).............................................................................................. 779
15.8.10 Querying the Details of an ONT Port (LST-ONTPORTDETAIL)......................................................................783
15.8.11 Querying the Ethernet Port Details of a GPON ONT (LST-GPONONTETHPORTDETAIL)........................... 789
15.8.12 Querying the Status of an ONU POTS User (LST-ONTPOTSSTATE).............................................................. 792
15.8.13 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the User Port of an FTTH ONU (LST-GPONONTPORTMAC)....797
15.8.14 Querying the Details of GPON Optical Modules (LST-GPONSFP)...................................................................802
15.8.15 Querying the Parameters of the Optical Module of an ONT (LST-ONTDDMDETAIL)................................... 806
15.8.16 Querying the Optical Module Information of an MDU NNI Port (LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL)....................812
15.8.17 Querying the Ethernet Transmission Feature of an Upstream Port of an ONT (LST-ONTETHPORTPERF)... 816
15.8.18 Querying the List of DBA Profiles Bound to an ONT (LST-ONTDBAPROF)..................................................822
15.8.19 Querying the List of GEM Ports (LST-GEMPORT)........................................................................................... 825
15.8.20 Querying the List of GEM Connections (LST-GEMCONNECTION)............................................................... 831
15.8.21 Querying the Real-Time Performance Data of Ethernet Traffic on a GPON UNI Port (LST-GPONPORTPERF)
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 836
15.8.22 Querying the Real-Time Performance Data of a GPON ONT Ethernet Port (LST-GPONONTETHPORTPERF)
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 839
15.8.23 Querying the ONT WAN Port Information (LST-ONTWAN)............................................................................ 843
15.8.24 Querying ONT SIP User Accounts (LST-ONTSIPINFO).................................................................................. 847
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15.8.25 Querying GPON Line Profile Names (LST-GPONLINEPROFILE).................................................................. 851

15.8.26 Querying GPON Service Profile Names (LST-GPONSRVPROFILE)............................................................... 853
15.8.27 Query the DHCP IP Configuration of an ONT (LST-ONTIPCONFIG)............................................................. 855
15.8.28 Querying the VoIP Address of an ONT (LST-ONTVAGVOIP)......................................................................... 859
15.8.29 Querying the ONT PSTN User Information (LST-ONTVOIPPSTNUSER)...................................................... 863
15.8.30 Querying the VLAN Switching Pair for an Ethernet Port on a GPON ONT (LST-
ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR)......................................................................................................................................872
15.8.31 Querying the Traffic Shaping Information of an ONT Queue (LST-ONTQUEUESHAPING)..........................876
15.8.32 Querying the GPON Optical Module Information (LST-GPONDDMINFO).....................................................880
15.8.33 Querying the Transmission Feature of a GPON NNI Port (LST-GPONNNIPERF)...........................................883
15.8.34 Querying the First Idle GEM Port ID of GPON Ports (LST-FRSTIDLGEM)....................................................887
15.8.35 Exporting POTS Service Provisioning Statistical Files (DMP-POTSPERF)..................................................... 889
15.8.36 Exporting GPON ONT Online Status Statistical Files (DMP-ONTPERF)........................................................ 892
15.8.37 Querying GPON MDU Replacement Tasks (LST-ONTRM)..............................................................................894
15.8.38 Querying Call Record of a ONT Pots (LST-ONTPOTSCALLRECORD)......................................................... 899
15.8.39 Querying Details About a Global GPON Line Profile(LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILEDETAIL)...........904
15.8.40 Querying a Global GPON Line Profile Name List(LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILENAME)...................907
15.8.41 Querying Details About a Global GPON Service Profile (LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILEDETAIL).......909
15.8.42 Querying a Global GPON Service Profile Name List (LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILENAME)...............912
15.8.43 Querying Details About a Global GPON DBA Profile (LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILEDETAIL).................... 914
15.8.44 Querying a Global GPON DBA Profile Name List (LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILENAME)............................ 918
15.9 Querying EPON Resources...................................................................................................................................... 920
15.9.1 Querying Information About an Upstream EPON ONU Port (LST-EPONNNIPORT)........................................920
15.9.2 Querying the List of EPON ONTs (LST-EPONONT).......................................................................................... 923
15.9.3 Querying Information About Auto-discovered EPON ONUs (LST-EPONONTAUTOFIND)............................ 932
15.9.4 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-EPONONTRUNINFO).............................................................. 936
15.9.5 Querying the Ethernet Port Details of an EPON ONT (LST-EPONONTETHPORTDETAIL)............................942
15.9.6 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the User Port of an FTTH ONU (LST-EPONONTPORTMAC)...... 945
15.9.7 Querying the EPON Information of an MDU Device (LST-EPONBYONUDEV).............................................. 950
15.9.8 Querying Optical Module Information About an EPON ONT (LST-EPONONTDDMDETAIL)........................955
15.9.9 Querying the Optical Module Information of an MDU NNI Port (LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL) .....................959
15.9.10 Querying Details on EPON Optical Modules (LST-EPONSFP).........................................................................962
15.9.11 Querying Optical Module Information About an EPON Port (LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL)..................... 967
15.9.12 Querying the EPON Port Details (LST-EPONPORTDETAIL)...........................................................................971
15.9.13 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of an EPON Port (LST-EPONPONPORTPERF)................................ 975
15.9.14 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of Ethernet Traffic on an EPON UNI Port (LST-EPONPORTPERF) 979
15.9.15 Querying Real-Time Performance Data on an EPON ONT Ethernet Port (LST-EPONONTETHPORTPERF)
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 982
15.9.16 Querying ONT SIP User Accounts (LST-ONTSIPINFO).................................................................................. 986
15.9.17 Querying the VoIP Address of an ONT (LST-ONTVAGVOIP)......................................................................... 989
15.9.18 Querying the ONT PSTN User Information (LST-ONTVOIPPSTNUSER)...................................................... 993
15.9.19 Querying Call Record of a ONT Pots (LST-ONTPOTSCALLRECORD)....................................................... 1002
15.10 CNU Resource Query........................................................................................................................................... 1008
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15.10.1 Querying the List of CNUs (LST-CNU)............................................................................................................1008

15.10.2 Querying the Details of a CNU (LST-CNUDETAIL)....................................................................................... 1012
15.11 Querying CM Resources.......................................................................................................................................1016
15.11.1 Querying the CPE List of a CM (LST-CMCPELIST).......................................................................................1016
15.11.2 Collecting Statistics on a CM (LST-CMNUMSTATIC)....................................................................................1019
15.11.3 Querying the List of CMs (LST-CMLIST)........................................................................................................1023
15.11.4 Querying the Quality of CM Upstream Channels (LST-CMUPCHANNELINFO)..........................................1032
15.11.5 Querying the Quality of CM Downstream Channels (LST-CMDOWNCHANNELINFO)..............................1036
15.11.6 Querying the Downstream Channel Info List of RF Ports (LST-DOWNCHANNELINFO)............................1040
15.11.7 Querying the Upstream Channel Info List of RF Ports (LST-UPCHANNELINFO)........................................1044
15.11.8 Querying the Details of a CM (LST-CMDETAIL)............................................................................................1049
15.11.9 Querying the PNM Pre-equalization Coefficients of a CM (LST-CMPNM-EQD)...........................................1058
15.11.10 Querying the PNM Auxiliary Parameters of a CM (LST-CMPNM-SUB)......................................................1065
15.11.11 Querying the Layer 2 VPN VLAN of a CM (LST-L2VPNVLAN)................................................................ 1072
15.12 Querying VLAN Resources..................................................................................................................................1075
15.12.1 Querying the VLAN Information of a Device (LST-VLAN)............................................................................1075
15.12.2 Querying the Details of a VLAN (LST-VLANDETAIL)..................................................................................1081
15.12.3 Querying the VLAN ID of an xDSL Port (LST-DSLPORTVLAN)................................................................. 1087
15.12.4 Querying the List of Ports in a VLAN (LST-PORTOFVLAN).........................................................................1090
15.12.5 Querying the VLAN ID of a Port (LST-VLANOFPORT)................................................................................ 1094
15.12.6 Querying the Transmission Feature of a VLAN (LST-VLANPERF)............................................................... 1098
15.12.7 Querying an L3 Interface (LST-VLANL3IF).................................................................................................... 1103
15.13 Querying Ethernet Resources............................................................................................................................... 1107
15.13.1 Querying the Details of an Ethernet Port (LST-ETHPORTDETAILINFO)......................................................1107
15.13.2 Querying an Ethernet Aggregation Group (LST-LAG)..................................................................................... 1114
15.13.3 Querying the List of Vlan in Aggregation Group (LST-VLANOFLAG)..........................................................1119
15.13.4 Querying the Details of an SFP (LST-SFPDETAILINFO)............................................................................... 1121
15.13.5 Querying the SFP Information of a Device (LST-SFP).....................................................................................1128
15.13.6 Querying the Upstream Traffic Information of an Ethernet Port (LST-ETHPORTSTATINFO)...................... 1134
15.13.7 Querying the DDM Details of an Optical Module (LST-DDMDETAILINFO)................................................1138
15.13.8 Querying the Ethernet Transmission Statistics (LST-ETHPORTPERF)........................................................... 1142
15.13.9 Querying the List of Ethernet Ports (LST-ETHPORT)......................................................................................1147
15.13.10 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the Service Port of an FTTB ONU (LST-ETHPORTMAC)....... 1152
15.14 Querying Service Virtual Port Resources............................................................................................................. 1155
15.14.1 Querying Service Virtual Ports (LST-SERVICEPORT).................................................................................... 1155
15.14.2 Querying the Service Port Information about NEs (LST-NESERVICEPORTDETAIL).................................. 1180
15.14.3 Querying the Details of a Service Virtual Port (LST-SERVICEPORTDETAIL).............................................. 1185
15.14.4 Querying the Static IP Addresses of a Service Port (LST-IP2SERVICEPORT)...............................................1206
15.14.5 Querying the Performance Statistics of Service Ports (LST-SERVICEPORTPERF)....................................... 1217
15.14.6 Querying CAR Groups (LST-CARGROUP).....................................................................................................1231
15.14.7 Querying Bundles of Service Virtual Ports (LST-SERVICEPORTBUNDLE)................................................. 1233
15.14.8 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned By a User Port and Its Service Port (LST-PORTMACADDRESS).. 1236
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15.15 Querying PVC Resources..................................................................................................................................... 1248

15.15.1 Querying the Information About a PVC (LST-PVC)........................................................................................ 1248
15.15.2 Querying the Information About a VPI (LST-VPI)...........................................................................................1255
15.15.3 Querying Anti-DoS Attack Information of Service Flows (LST-ANTIDOS).................................................. 1258
15.16 Querying TDM E1 Resources.............................................................................................................................. 1261
15.16.1 Querying Local TDM E1 Connections (LST-NATIVETDMCONN)............................................................... 1262
15.16.2 Querying the Attribute of a PRI E1 Port (LST-PRIE1)..................................................................................... 1268
15.17 Querying Traffic Profile Resources...................................................................................................................... 1271
15.17.1 Querying a global ATM Traffic Profile (LST-ATMTP).................................................................................... 1271
15.17.2 Querying an IP Traffic Profile (LST-IPTP)....................................................................................................... 1274
15.17.3 Querying a global MEF IP Traffic Profile (LST-MEFIPTP).............................................................................1277
15.18 Querying PSTN Resources................................................................................................................................... 1283
15.18.1 Querying a V5 PSTN User (LST-V5PSTNUSER)............................................................................................1283
15.19 Querying the ISDN Resources............................................................................................................................. 1287
15.19.1 Querying a V5 ISDN BRA User (LST-V5BRAUSER).................................................................................... 1287
15.19.2 Querying a V5 ISDN PRA User (LST-V5PRAUSER)..................................................................................... 1291
15.20 Querying VoIP Resources.....................................................................................................................................1295
15.20.1 Querying a VoIP PSTN User (LST-VOIPPSTNUSER).................................................................................... 1295
15.20.2 Querying the List of Configured VoIP PSTN Users (LST-VOIPPOTSBASIC)............................................... 1318
15.20.3 Querying the Performance Data of a VoIP PSTN Port (LST-VOIPPSTNPERF)............................................. 1325
15.20.4 Querying the Extended Telephone Numbers of a VoIP PSTN Port (LST-VOIPPSTNEXTTELNO)...............1328
15.20.5 Querying the User Name and Password of a VoIP PSTN Port (LST-VOIPPSTNACCOUNT)....................... 1331
15.20.6 Querying Members of an CLI Account Group (LST-CGMEMBER)............................................................... 1334
15.20.7 Querying CLI Account Groups (LST-CLIGROUP)..........................................................................................1336
15.20.8 Querying Service Rights and Service Data of VoIP PSTN Users (LST-VOIPPSTNSRV)............................... 1338
15.20.9 Querying a VoIP ISDN BRA User (LST-VOIPBRAUSER).............................................................................1346
15.20.10 Querying the List of Configured VoIP ISDN BRA Users (LST-VOIPBRABASIC)......................................1360
15.20.11 Querying Authentication Information About a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LST-VOIPBRAACCOUNT)...........1364
15.20.12 Querying Service Rights of a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LST-VOIPBRASRV)..................................................1368
15.20.13 Querying the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LST-VOIPBRAEXTTELNO)..............1375
15.20.14 Querying a VoIP ISDN PRA User (LST-VOIPPRAUSER)............................................................................1377
15.20.15 Querying the List of Configured VoIP ISDN PRA Users (LST-VOIPPRABASIC).......................................1389
15.20.16 Querying Authentication Information About a VoIP ISDN PRA Port (LST-VOIPPRAACCOUNT)............1394
15.20.17 Querying Service Rights of VoIP ISDN PRA Ports (LST-VOIPPRASRV)....................................................1397
15.20.18 Querying the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN PRA Port (LST-VOIPPRAEXTTELNO).............. 1400
15.20.19 Querying the VBD Parameter of Voice Ports (LST-VOIPVBD).................................................................... 1403
15.20.20 Querying SIP User Groups (LST-USERGROUP)...........................................................................................1406
15.20.21 Querying an MGC Global Profile (LST-MGCD)............................................................................................1410
15.20.22 Querying a VAG (LST-VAG).......................................................................................................................... 1412
15.20.23 Querying the MGCD Associated with a VAG (LST-MGCDOFVAG)............................................................1417
15.20.24 Querying a VSG (LST-VSG)...........................................................................................................................1419
15.20.25 Querying an Association (LST-ASSOCIATION)............................................................................................1422
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15.20.26 Querying the Hunting Group List (LST-HUNTINGGROU).......................................................................... 1425

15.20.27 Querying the Hunting Group Member List (LST-HGMEMBER).................................................................. 1428
15.20.28 Querying the Group Account List (LST-GROUPNUMBER).........................................................................1431
15.20.29 Querying Service Rights and Service Data for Group Accounts (LST-GROUPNUMBERSRV)...................1434
15.20.30 Querying Authentication Information for Group Accounts (LST-GROUPNUMBERAUTH).......................1438
15.20.31 Querying Call Release Cause Codes in a Hunting Group(LST-HUNTINGSTOPCAUSECODE)................ 1441
15.20.32 Querying a Global Number Change Profile (LST-NUMCHGPROFILE).......................................................1443
15.20.33 Querying the VBD Parameter of Voice Ports (LST-VOIPVBD).................................................................... 1445
15.20.34 Querying Physical Information Corresponding to Telephone Numbers (LST-TELNUMLOCATIONINFO)1448
15.21 Querying SPC Resources......................................................................................................................................1451
15.21.1 Querying the List of SPCs (LST-SPC).............................................................................................................. 1451
15.21.2 Querying the Details of an SPC (DTL-SPC).....................................................................................................1457
15.22 Querying ACL and QoS Resources......................................................................................................................1465
15.22.1 Querying ACL Groups (LST-ACLGRP)...........................................................................................................1466
15.22.2 Querying the Subitems of an Extended ACL Group (LST-ACLEXTSUBITEM)............................................1469
15.22.3 Querying the Subitems of a Standard ACL Group (LST-ACLBASESUBITEM)............................................ 1474
15.22.4 Querying the Subitems of a Layer 2 ACL Group (LST-ACLLINKSUBITEM)...............................................1477
15.22.5 Querying Port Rate Limit (LST-QOSRATELIMIT)......................................................................................... 1480
15.22.6 Querying a Traffic Limit on a Port (LST-QOSTRAFFICLIMIT).....................................................................1485
15.23 Querying HQoS Resources...................................................................................................................................1489
15.23.1 Querying the Information About an HQoS User Group (LST-HQOS)............................................................. 1489
16 Service Provisioning............................................................................................................. 1493

16.1 ADSL Service Provisioning................................................................................................................................... 1496
16.1.1 Creating an ADSL Line Profile (CRT-ADSLLINEPROFILE)........................................................................... 1496
16.1.2 Deleting an ADSL Line Profile (DEL-ADSLLINEPROFILE).......................................................................... 1507
16.1.3 Deleting an ADSL Line Profile from a Device (DEL-ADSLLPOFDEV).......................................................... 1509
16.1.4 Creating an ADSL Alarm Profile (CRT-ADSLALARMPROFILE)................................................................... 1511
16.1.5 Deleting an ADSL Alarm Profile (DEL-ADSLALARMPROFILE).................................................................. 1513
16.1.6 Deleting an ADSL Alarm Profile from a Device (DEL-ADSLAPOFDEV).......................................................1515
16.1.7 Creating an ADSL Extended Profile (CRT-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)............................................................ 1517
16.1.8 Deleting an ADSL Extended Profile (DEL-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)............................................................1523
16.1.9 Deleting an ADSL Extended Profile from a Device (DEL-ADSLEPOFDEV).................................................. 1525
16.1.10 Activating an ADSL Port (ACT-ADSLPORT)................................................................................................. 1527
16.1.11 Deactivating an ADSL Port (DACT-ADSLPORT)........................................................................................... 1529
16.1.12 Modifying the Attributes of an ADSL Port (MOD-ADSLPORT).................................................................... 1531
16.1.13 Modifying the Attributes of an ADSL Port Through the Enhanced Command (MOD-ADSLPORTEX)........1538
16.1.14 Modifying the Working Mode of an ADSL Port (MOD-ADSLWORKMODE).............................................. 1554
16.1.15 Initializing an ADSL Port (INIT-ADSLPORT).................................................................................................1555
16.2 G.SHDSL Service Provisioning............................................................................................................................. 1557
16.2.1 Creating an SHDSL Line Profile (CRT-SHDSLSPANPROFILE)......................................................................1558
16.2.2 Deleting an SHDSL Line Profile (DEL-SHDSLSPANPROFILE)..................................................................... 1565
16.2.3 Deleting an SHDSL Line Profile from a Device (DEL-SHDSLSPONDEV)..................................................... 1567
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16.2.4 Creating an SHDSL Alarm Profile (CRT-SHDSLALARMPROFILE).............................................................. 1569

16.2.5 Deleting an SHDSL Alarm Profile (DEL-SHDSLALARMPROFILE)..............................................................1571
16.2.6 Deleting an SHDSL Alarm Profile from a Device (DEL-SHDSLALONDEV)................................................. 1573
16.2.7 Activating an SHDSL Port (ACT-SHDSLPORT)............................................................................................... 1575
16.2.8 Deactivating an SHDSL Port (DACT-SHDSLPORT).........................................................................................1577
16.2.9 Binding SHDSL Ports (BND-SHDSLPORT)..................................................................................................... 1579
16.2.10 Unbinding SHDSL Ports (UBND-SHDSLPORT)............................................................................................ 1581
16.2.11 Modifying the Attributes of an SHDSL Port (MOD-SHDSLPORT)................................................................ 1583
16.2.12 Performing a Loopback on an SHDSL Port (LOOPBACK-SHDSLPORT)..................................................... 1588
16.2.13 Canceling a Loopback Test on an SHDSL Port (ULOOPBACK-SHDSLPORT)............................................ 1590
16.2.14 Configuring the Chipset Mode of a Board (CFG-SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE)..................................... 1592
16.2.15 Modifying the FE1 Attribute of a TDM SHDSL Port (MOD-SHDSLPORTFE1)........................................... 1594
16.3 VDSL2 Service Provisioning................................................................................................................................. 1596
16.3.1 Activating a VDSL2 Port (ACT-VDSL2PORT)................................................................................................. 1596
16.3.2 Deactivating a VDSL2 Port (DACT-VDSL2PORT)........................................................................................... 1599
16.3.3 Modifying the Attributes of a VDSL2 Port (MOD-VDSL2PORT).................................................................... 1602
16.3.4 Modifying the Attributes of a VDSL2 Port Through the Enhanced Command (MOD-VDSL2PORTEX)........1606
16.3.5 Activating a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (ACT-ONTVDSL2PORT).................................................................... 1623
16.3.6 Deactivating a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (DACT-ONTVDSL2PORT)..............................................................1626
16.3.7 Modifying the Attributes of a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (MOD-ONTVDSL2PORT)....................................... 1628
16.3.8 Modifying the Attributes of a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port Through the Enhanced Command(MOD-
ONTVDSL2PORTEX)................................................................................................................................................... 1631
16.4 G.fast Service Provisioning.................................................................................................................................... 1637
16.4.1 Activating a G.fast Port (ACT-GFASTPORT).................................................................................................... 1637
16.4.2 Deactivating a G.fast Port (DACT-GFASTPORT)..............................................................................................1639
16.4.3 Modifying the Attributes of a G.fast Port (MOD-GFASTPORT)....................................................................... 1641
16.4.4 Binding a G.fast TDD Profile (MOD-GFASTPROFILE)...................................................................................1645
16.5 Bonding Group Management................................................................................................................................. 1647
16.5.1 Adding a Bonding Group (ENT-BONDGRP)..................................................................................................... 1647
16.5.2 Modifying the Attributes of a Bonding Group (ED-BONDGRP).......................................................................1651
16.5.3 Deleting a Bonding Group (DLT-BONDGRP)....................................................................................................1655
16.5.4 Activating a Bonding Group (ACT-BONDGRP)................................................................................................1657
16.5.5 Deactivating a Bonding Group (DACT-BONDGRP)......................................................................................... 1659
16.5.6 Associating Ports with a Bonding Group (ASS-BONDGRP).............................................................................1662
16.5.7 Disassociating Ports from a Bonding Group (DASS-BONDGRP).....................................................................1664
16.6 Video Service Provisioning.................................................................................................................................... 1667
16.6.1 Provisioning the Multicast Service (JOIN-NTVUSR/JOIN-NTV).....................................................................1667
16.6.2 Modifying the Attributes of a Multicast User (MOD-NTVUSR/MOD-NTVPORT)......................................... 1687
16.6.3 Stopping the Multicast Service (QUIT-NTV)..................................................................................................... 1702
16.6.4 Suspending the Multicast Service (BLK-NTVPORT)........................................................................................ 1712
16.6.5 Re-provisioning the Multicast Service (UBLK-NTVPORT).............................................................................. 1721
16.6.6 Adding Rights Profiles for a Multicast User (BND-NTVUSRRP/BND-NTVRP)............................................. 1729
16.6.7 Deleting Rights Profiles of a Multicast User (UBND-NTVUSRRP/UBND-NTVRP).......................................1738
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16.6.8 Adding a Program Profile to a Device (ADD-NTVPROGRAM)....................................................................... 1747

16.6.9 Deleting a Program Profile from a Device (DEL-NTVPROGRAM)................................................................. 1753
16.6.10 Binding or Unbinding Rights Profiles on Schedule (BND-NTVUSRRP-SCHEDULE)..................................1756
16.6.11 Binding Rights Profiles with an NE (BND-NTVALLUSRRP).........................................................................1764
16.6.12 Unbinding Rights Profiles from an NE (UBND-NTVALLUSRRP).................................................................1767
16.6.13 Adding a Multicast VLAN (ADD-IGMPVLAN)............................................................................................. 1769
16.6.14 Deleting a Multicast VLAN (DEL-IGMPVLAN).............................................................................................1775
16.6.15 Adding a Multicast Subtend Port (ADD-NTVCASCADE).............................................................................. 1778
16.6.16 Deleting a Multicast Subtend Port (DEL-NTVCASCADE)............................................................................. 1782
16.6.17 Adding a Virtual Upstream Port of a Multicast VLAN (ADD-IGMPUPLINKPORT).....................................1785
16.6.18 Deleting a Virtual Upstream Port of a Multicast VLAN (DEL-IGMPUPLINKPORT)....................................1788
16.7 GPON Service Provisioning................................................................................................................................... 1791
16.7.1 Adding an ONU (ADD-ONT)............................................................................................................................. 1792
16.7.2 Modifying an ONU (MOD-ONT)....................................................................................................................... 1807
16.7.3 Deleting an ONT (DEL-ONT)............................................................................................................................ 1821
16.7.4 Activating an ONT (ACT-ONT)..........................................................................................................................1825
16.7.5 Deactivating an ONT (DACT-ONT)................................................................................................................... 1828
16.7.6 Resetting an ONT (RESET-ONT)....................................................................................................................... 1830
16.7.7 Binding a DBA Profile to an ONT (BIND-ONTDBAPROF).............................................................................1833
16.7.8 Modifying the DBA Profile Bound to an ONT (MOD-ONTDBAPROF).......................................................... 1836
16.7.9 Unbinding a DBA Profile from an ONT (DBIND-ONTDBAPROF)................................................................. 1839
16.7.10 Adding a User VLAN for an ONT (ADD-ONTPORTVLAN)......................................................................... 1842
16.7.11 Deleting a User VLAN from an ONT (DEL-ONTPORTVLAN)..................................................................... 1845
16.7.12 Binding an ONT Port to a User VLAN (BIND-ONTPORTVLAN)................................................................. 1849
16.7.13 Unbinding an ONT Port from a User VLAN (DBIND-ONTPORTVLAN)..................................................... 1853
16.7.14 Adding a Binding Group for Ethernet Ports on a GPON ONT (ADD-ONTPORTBUNDLE)......................... 1857
16.7.15 Deleting a Binding Group of Ethernet Ports on a GPON ONT (DEL-ONTPORTBUNDLE)......................... 1861
16.7.16 Adding a VLAN Switching Pair for an Ethernet Port on a GPON ONT (ADD-ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR)
........................................................................................................................................................................................ 1864
16.7.17 Deleting a VLAN Switching Pair from an Ethernet Port on a GPON ONT (DEL-
ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR)....................................................................................................................................1870
16.7.18 Resetting the Function for Enabling the Discovery of the ONT SN (RESET-ONTSNSWITCH)....................1875
16.7.19 Adding a GEM Port (ADD-GEMPORT).......................................................................................................... 1877
16.7.20 Modifying a GEM Port (MOD-GEMPORT).....................................................................................................1881
16.7.21 Deleting a GEM Port (DEL-GEMPORT)..........................................................................................................1885
16.7.22 Binding a GEM Port to an ONT (BIND-ONTGEMPORT).............................................................................. 1887
16.7.23 Unbinding a GEM Port from an ONT (DBIND-ONTGEMPORT).................................................................. 1890
16.7.24 Adding a GEM Connection (ADD-GEMCONNECTION)...............................................................................1893
16.7.25 Modifying a GEM Connection (MOD-GEMCONNECTION).........................................................................1899
16.7.26 Deleting a GEM Connection (DEL-GEMCONNECTION)..............................................................................1904
16.7.27 Modifying the User Port of an ONT (MOD-ONTPORT)................................................................................. 1908
16.7.28 Configuring a Customized VAS of a GPON Terminal (CFG-ONTVAINDIV)................................................ 1915
16.7.29 Configuring the GPON FTTH Service (CFG-ONTSVC)................................................................................. 1931
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16.7.30 Configuring the GPON FTTB Service (CFG-PORTSVC)................................................................................1940

16.7.31 Adding the CoS for a GEM Port (ADD-GEMPORTCOS)............................................................................... 1946
16.7.32 Deleting the CoS of a GEM Port (DEL-GEMPORTCOS)................................................................................1950
16.7.33 Adding the IP Configuration to an ONT (ADD-ONTIPCONFIG)................................................................... 1954
16.7.34 Configuring ONT Voice Users (CFG-ONT-POTS)...........................................................................................1958
16.7.35 Deleting ONT Voice Services (DLT-ONT-POTS).............................................................................................1967
16.7.36 Replacing a GPON ONU (REPLACE-ONT)....................................................................................................1970
16.7.37 Deleting a GPON MDU Replacement Task (DEL-ONTRM)...........................................................................1974
16.7.38 Canceling an MDU Replacement Task (CANCEL-ONTRM).......................................................................... 1978
16.7.39 Configuring the WAN Port VLAN of an ONT (CFG-ONTVLAN)................................................................. 1982
16.7.40 Configuring the TR-069 Management Channel for a GPON ONT (CFG-ACSSERVERINFO)......................1985
16.7.41 Changing the Password for Logging In to the Local ONT Web Page (SET-ONTUSERINFO)....................... 1990
16.7.42 Creating a Global GPON Line Profile(ADD-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILE)..............................................1995
16.7.43 Deleting a Global GPON Line Profile(DEL-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILE).............................................. 1997
16.7.44 Creating a Global GPON Service Profile (ADD-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILE)..........................................1999
16.7.45 Deleting a Global GPON Service Profile (DEL-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILE).......................................... 2002
16.7.46 Creating a Global GPON DBA Profile (ADD-GLOBALDBAPROFILE)....................................................... 2004
16.7.47 Deleting a Global GPON DBA Profile (DEL-GLOBALDBAPROFILE)........................................................ 2006
16.8 EPON Service Provisioning................................................................................................................................... 2008
16.8.1 Adding an EPON ONT (ADD-EPONONT)....................................................................................................... 2008
16.8.2 Modifying an EPON ONT (MOD-EPONONT)..................................................................................................2024
16.8.3 Modifying an EPON ONT Port (MOD-EPONONTPORT)................................................................................ 2035
16.8.4 Deleting an EPON ONT (DEL-EPONONT).......................................................................................................2040
16.8.5 Activating an EPON ONT (ACT-EPONONT)....................................................................................................2044
16.8.6 Deactivating an EPON ONT (DACT-EPONONT)............................................................................................. 2048
16.8.7 Resetting an EPON ONT (RESET-EPONONT)................................................................................................. 2052
16.8.8 Configuring a Customized VAS of an EPON Terminal (CFG-ONTVAINDIV).................................................2055
16.8.9 Configuring the EPON FTTB Service (CFG-PORTSVC).................................................................................. 2072
16.8.10 Adding CoS for Rate Limitation of an EPON ONT (ADD-ONTCOS)............................................................ 2078
16.8.11 Deleting CoS for Rate Limitation of an EPON ONT (DEL-ONTCOS)........................................................... 2082
16.8.12 Configuration for Querying User-Defined ONT Parameters (SYN-ONTXML).............................................. 2085
16.8.13 Configuring the WAN Port VLAN of an ONT (CFG-ONTVLAN)................................................................. 2087
16.8.14 Configuring the TR-069 Management Channel for an EPON ONT (CFG-EPONACSSERVERINFO)..........2090
16.8.15 Changing the Password for Logging In to the Local ONT Web Page (SET-ONTUSERINFO)....................... 2095
16.9 CNU Service Provisioning..................................................................................................................................... 2099
16.9.1 Adding a CNU (ADD-CNU)............................................................................................................................... 2099
16.9.2 Modifying a CNU (MOD-CNU)......................................................................................................................... 2102
16.9.3 Activating a CNU (ACT-CNU)........................................................................................................................... 2106
16.9.4 Deactivating a CNU (DACT-CNU).....................................................................................................................2109
16.9.5 Resetting a CNU (RESET-CNU).........................................................................................................................2112
16.9.6 Deleting a CNU (DEL-CNU).............................................................................................................................. 2114
16.9.7 Modifying a UNI Port on a CNU (MOD-CNUPORT)........................................................................................2117
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16.9.8 Configuring a CBAT UNI Port (CFG-CBATUNI)..............................................................................................2120

16.10 CM Service Provisioning......................................................................................................................................2123
16.10.1 Resetting or Deleting a CM (REBOOT-CM).................................................................................................... 2123
16.10.2 Starting a CMC Upstream Frequency Scan (START-CMC-FFT).....................................................................2126
16.10.3 Stopping a CMC Upstream Frequency Scan (STOP-CMC-FFT)..................................................................... 2129
16.10.4 Querying CMC Upstream Frequency Scan Data (LST-CMC-FFT)..................................................................2131
16.10.5 Creating a PNM Performance Monitoring Task (CRE-PNM-TSK)..................................................................2135
16.10.6 Deleting a PNM Performance Monitoring Task (DEL-PNM-TSK)..................................................................2141
16.10.7 Modifying a PNM Performance Monitoring Task (MOD-PNM-TSK).............................................................2143
16.11 VLAN Service Management................................................................................................................................ 2147
16.11.1 Adding a VLAN (ADD-VLAN)........................................................................................................................2148
16.11.2 Deleting a VLAN (DEL-VLAN).......................................................................................................................2155
16.11.3 Modifying a VLAN (MOD-VLAN).................................................................................................................. 2160
16.11.4 Associating an Ethernet Port with a VLAN (ASS-ETHPORTANDVLAN)..................................................... 2167
16.11.5 Disassociating an Ethernet Port from a VLAN (DASS-ETHPORTANDVLAN)............................................. 2172
16.11.6 Adding an IP Interface (ADD-IPINTERFACE)................................................................................................ 2176
16.11.7 Deleting an IP Interface (DEL-IPINTERFACE)............................................................................................... 2180
16.11.8 Adding an L3 Interface (ADD-VLANL3IF)..................................................................................................... 2183
16.11.9 Deleting an L3 Interface (DEL-VLANL3IF).................................................................................................... 2187
16.11.10 Activating an L3 Interface (ACT-VLANL3IF)............................................................................................... 2191
16.11.11 Deactivating an L3 Interface (DACT-VLANL3IF)......................................................................................... 2194
16.12 Ethernet Service Provisioning.............................................................................................................................. 2197
16.12.1 Configuring an Ethernet Port (MOD-ETHPORT).............................................................................................2197
16.12.2 Configuring the LACP Priority of an Ethernet Port (MOD-PORTLACP)........................................................2203
16.12.3 Activating an Ethernet Port (ACT-ETHPORT)................................................................................................. 2207
16.12.4 Deactivating an Ethernet Port (DACT-ETHPORT)...........................................................................................2211
16.12.5 Adding an Ethernet Aggregation Group (ADD-LAG)......................................................................................2215
16.12.6 Modifying an Ethernet Aggregation Group (MOD-LAG)................................................................................ 2222
16.12.7 Deleting an Ethernet Aggregation Group (DEL-LAG)..................................................................................... 2228
16.12.8 Associating Ports with an Ethernet Aggregation Group (ASS-LAG)............................................................... 2232
16.12.9 Disassociating Ports from an Ethernet Aggregation Group (DASS-LAG)....................................................... 2237
16.13 Service Virtual Port Provisioning......................................................................................................................... 2241
16.13.1 Modifying a Service Virtual Port (MOD-SERVICEPORT).............................................................................. 2241
16.13.2 Adding a Service Virtual Port (CRT-SERVICEPORT)..................................................................................... 2259
16.13.3 Deleting a Service Virtual Port (DEL-SERVICEPORT)...................................................................................2284
16.13.4 Binding an xDSL Channel to a Service Virtual Port (BIND-CHANNEL)....................................................... 2297
16.13.5 Activating a Service Virtual Port (ACT-SERVICEPORT)................................................................................2301
16.13.6 Deactivating a Service Virtual Port (DACT-SERVICEPORT)......................................................................... 2314
16.13.7 Adding a Static IP Address to a Service Virtual Port (ADD-IP2SERVICEPORT)...........................................2328
16.13.8 Deleting the Static IP Address of a Service Virtual Port (DEL-IP2SERVICEPORT)...................................... 2338
16.13.9 Adding a CAR Group for Service Virtual Ports (ADD-CARGROUP).............................................................2349
16.13.10 Modifying a CAR Group for Service Virtual Ports (MOD-CARGROUP).....................................................2351
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16.13.11 Adding a Member to a CAR Group (ADD-CARGROUPMEMBER)............................................................ 2354

16.13.12 Deleting a Member from a CAR Group (DEL-CARGROUPMEMBER)...................................................... 2363
16.13.13 Deleting a CAR Group for Service Virtual Ports (DEL-CARGROUP)..........................................................2372
16.13.14 Adding a Bundle for Service Virtual Ports (ADD-SERVICEPORTBUNDLE)..............................................2374
16.13.15 Deleting a Bundle of Service Virtual Ports (DEL-SERVICEPORTBUNDLE).............................................. 2376
16.14 PVC Service Provisioning.................................................................................................................................... 2379
16.14.1 Creating an ADSL-ATM PVC (CRT-ADSLATMPVC)....................................................................................2379
16.14.2 Creating an ADSL-LAN PVC (CRT-ADSLLANPVC).................................................................................... 2384
16.14.3 Creating an ADSL-CES PVC (CRT-ADSLCESPVC)...................................................................................... 2393
16.14.4 Deleting a PVC (DEL-PVC)............................................................................................................................. 2398
16.14.5 Creating a PVC (CRT-PVC).............................................................................................................................. 2403
16.14.6 Modifying a PVC (MOD-PVC)........................................................................................................................ 2408
16.14.7 Setting the Anti-DoS Attack Parameters (MOD-ANTIDOS)........................................................................... 2413
16.15 TDM E1 Service Provisioning............................................................................................................................. 2416
16.15.1 Creating a Local TDM E1 Connection (CRT-NATIVETDMCONN)............................................................... 2416
16.15.2 Deleting a Local TDM E1 Connection (DEL-NATIVETDMCONN).............................................................. 2420
16.15.3 Modifying the Attribute of a PRI E1 Port (MOD-PRIE1)................................................................................ 2423
16.16 Traffic Profile Management..................................................................................................................................2427
16.16.1 Creating an ATM Traffic Profile (CRT-TRAFFICPROFILE)...........................................................................2428
16.16.2 Deleting an ATM Traffic Profile (DEL-TRAFFICPROFILE).......................................................................... 2432
16.16.3 Creating an IP Traffic Profile (CRT-IPTRAFFICPROFILE)............................................................................ 2433
16.16.4 Deleting an IP Traffic Profile (DEL-IPTRAFFICPROFILE)........................................................................... 2436
16.16.5 Creating an MEF IP Traffic Profile (CRT-MEFIPTRAFFICPROFILE)...........................................................2438
16.16.6 Deleting an MEF IP Traffic Profile (DEL-MEFIPTRAFFICPROFILE).......................................................... 2442
16.17 PSTN Service Provisioning.................................................................................................................................. 2444
16.17.1 Adding a V5 PSTN User (ADD-V5PSTNUSER).............................................................................................2444
16.17.2 Modifying a V5 PSTN User (MOD-V5PSTNUSER)....................................................................................... 2448
16.17.3 Deleting a V5 PSTN User (DEL-V5PSTNUSER)............................................................................................2452
16.17.4 Blocking a V5 PSTN Port (BLK-V5PSTNPORT)............................................................................................2454
16.17.5 Unblocking a V5 PSTN Port (UBK-V5PSTNPORT)....................................................................................... 2457
16.17.6 Resetting a V5 PSTN Port (RST-V5PSTNPORT)............................................................................................ 2459
16.17.7 Looping Back a V5 PSTN Port (LBK-V5PSTNPORT)....................................................................................2461
16.17.8 Canceling the Loopback on a V5 PSTN Port (CLB-V5PSTNPORT)...............................................................2463
16.18 ISDN Service Provisioning.................................................................................................................................. 2466
16.18.1 Adding a V5 ISDN BRA User (ADD-V5BRAUSER)..................................................................................... 2466
16.18.2 Modifying a V5 ISDN BRA User (MOD-V5BRAUSER)................................................................................2468
16.18.3 Deleting a V5 ISDN BRA User (DEL-V5BRAUSER).....................................................................................2471
16.18.4 Blocking a V5 ISDN BRA Port (BLK-V5BRAPORT).....................................................................................2473
16.18.5 Unblocking a V5 ISDN BRA Port (UBK-V5BRAPORT)................................................................................ 2476
16.18.6 Resetting a V5 ISDN BRA Port (RST-V5BRAPORT)..................................................................................... 2478
16.18.7 Looping Back a V5 ISDN BRA Port (LBK-V5BRAPORT)............................................................................ 2480
16.18.8 Canceling the Loopback on a V5 ISDN BRA Port (CLB-V5BRAPORT)....................................................... 2484
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16.18.9 Adding a V5 ISDN PRA User (ADD-V5PRAUSER)...................................................................................... 2487

16.18.10 Modifying a V5 ISDN PRA User (MOD-V5PRAUSER)...............................................................................2489
16.18.11 Deleting a V5 ISDN PRA User (DEL-V5PRAUSER)....................................................................................2491
16.18.12 Blocking a V5 ISDN PRA Port (BLK-V5PRAPORT)................................................................................... 2493
16.18.13 Unblocking a V5 ISDN PRA Port (UBK-V5PRAPORT)...............................................................................2496
16.19 VoIP Service Provisioning....................................................................................................................................2498
16.19.1 Adding a VoIP PSTN User (ADD-VOIPPSTNUSER)..................................................................................... 2498
16.19.2 Modifying a VoIP PSTN User (MOD-VOIPPSTNUSER)............................................................................... 2522
16.19.3 Deleting a VoIP PSTN User (DEL-VOIPPSTNUSER).................................................................................... 2539
16.19.4 Enabling the VoIP PSTN Service (ACT-VOIPPSTNSERV).............................................................................2543
16.19.5 Configuring VoIP PSTN Service Rights and Service Data (CFG-VOIPPSTNSRV)........................................2547
16.19.6 Disabling a VoIP PSTN Service (DACT-VOIPPSTNSERV)............................................................................2553
16.19.7 Modifying a VoIP PSTN Port (MOD-VOIPPSTNPORT).................................................................................2558
16.19.8 Resetting a VoIP PSTN Port (RST-VOIPPSTNPORT)..................................................................................... 2560
16.19.9 Looping Back a VoIP PSTN Port (LBK-VOIPPSTNPORT)............................................................................ 2563
16.19.10 Canceling the Loopback on a VoIP PSTN Port (CLB-VOIPPSTNPORT)..................................................... 2566
16.19.11 Enabling the Automatic Gain of a VoIP PSTN Port (BAG-VOIPPSTNPORT)............................................. 2569
16.19.12 Configuring the Extended Telephone Number of a VoIP PSTN Port (CFG-VOIPPSTNEXTTELNO).........2572
16.19.13 Configuring the User Name and Password of a VoIP PSTN Port (CFG-VOIPPSTNACCOUNT)................2574
16.19.14 Adding a VoIP ISDN BRA User (ADD-VOIPBRAUSER)............................................................................ 2577
16.19.15 Modifying a VoIP ISDN BRA User (MOD-VOIPBRAUSER)...................................................................... 2589
16.19.16 Deleting a VoIP ISDN BRA User (DEL-VOIPBRAUSER)........................................................................... 2599
16.19.17 Enabling the VoIP ISDN BRA Service (ACT-VOIPBRASERV)................................................................... 2602
16.19.18 Configuring Service Rights for a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (CFG-VOIPBRASRV)...........................................2605
16.19.19 Configuring Authentication Information for VoIP ISDN BRA Ports (CFG-VOIPBRAACCOUNT)............ 2611
16.19.20 Disabling a VoIP ISDN BRA Service (DACT-VOIPBRASERV).................................................................. 2613
16.19.21 Resetting a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (RST-VOIPBRAPORT)............................................................................2617
16.19.22 Looping Back a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LBK-VOIPBRAPORT)................................................................... 2619
16.19.23 Canceling the Loopback on a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (CLB-VOIPBRAPORT).............................................. 2623
16.19.24 Activating a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (ACT-VOIPBRAPORT)......................................................................... 2626
16.19.25 Deactivating a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (DACT-VOIPBRAPORT)...................................................................2628
16.19.26 Configuring the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (CFG-VOIPBRAEXTTELNO)........ 2631
16.19.27 Adding a VoIP ISDN PRA User (ADD-VOIPPRAUSER).............................................................................2633
16.19.28 Modifying a VoIP ISDN PRA User (MOD-VOIPPRAUSER)....................................................................... 2643
16.19.29 Deleting a VoIP ISDN PRA User (DEL-VOIPPRAUSER)............................................................................ 2654
16.19.30 Enabling the VoIP ISDN PRA Service (ACT-VOIPPRASERV).................................................................... 2656
16.19.31 Configuring Service Rights for a VoIP ISDN PRA Port (CFG-VOIPPRASRV)............................................2658
16.19.32 Configuring Authentication Information for VoIP ISDN PRA Accounts (CFG-VOIPPRAACCOUNT)......2661
16.19.33 Disabling the VoIP ISDN PRA Service (DACT-VOIPPRASERV)................................................................ 2664
16.19.34 Configuring the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN PRA Port (CFG-VOIPPRAEXTTELNO)......... 2667
16.19.35 Adding a SIP User Group (ADD-USERGROUP).......................................................................................... 2669
16.19.36 Modifying a SIP User Group (MOD-USERGROUP).....................................................................................2673
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16.19.37 Deleting a SIP User Group (DEL-USERGROUP)..........................................................................................2676

16.19.38 Adding an MGC Global Profile (ADD-MGCD)............................................................................................. 2678
16.19.39 Deleting an MGC Global Profile (DEL-MGCD)............................................................................................ 2681
16.19.40 Adding a VAG (ADD-VAG)............................................................................................................................2682
16.19.41 Modifying a VAG (MOD-VAG)......................................................................................................................2697
16.19.42 Deleting a VAG (DEL-VAG)...........................................................................................................................2702
16.19.43 Activating a VAG (ACT-VAG)........................................................................................................................2705
16.19.44 Deactivating a VAG (DACT-VAG)................................................................................................................. 2708
16.19.45 Associating an MGCD with a VAG (ASS-MGCDANDVAG)........................................................................2711
16.19.46 Disassociating an MGCD from a VAG (DASS-MGCDANDVAG)............................................................... 2714
16.19.47 Binding a VAG to a TID Profile (MOD-VAGTIDPROFILE).........................................................................2716
16.19.48 Modifying the H.248 Profile Bound to the VAG (MOD-VAGH248PROFILE)............................................. 2719
16.19.49 Adding a VSG (ADD-VSG)............................................................................................................................2720
16.19.50 Deleting a VSG (DEL-VSG)........................................................................................................................... 2723
16.19.51 Creating an Association (ADD-ASSOCIATION)........................................................................................... 2724
16.19.52 Deleting an Association (DEL-ASSOCIATION)............................................................................................2726
16.19.53 Adding a Hunting Group (ADD-HUNTINGGROUP)....................................................................................2728
16.19.54 Modifying a Hunting Group (MOD-HUNTINGGROUP).............................................................................. 2731
16.19.55 Deleting a Hunting Group (DEL-HUNTINGGROUP)...................................................................................2734
16.19.56 Adding a Hunting Group Member (ADD-HGMEMBER)..............................................................................2736
16.19.57 Modifying a Hunting Group Member (MOD-HGMEMBER)........................................................................ 2739
16.19.58 Deleting a Hunting Group Member (DEL-HGMEMBER)............................................................................. 2742
16.19.59 Adding a Group Account (ADD-GROUPNUMBER).................................................................................... 2744
16.19.60 Modifying a Group Account (MOD-GROUPNUMBER)...............................................................................2747
16.19.61 Activating a Group Account (ACT-GROUPNUMBER).................................................................................2749
16.19.62 Deactivating a Group Account (DACT-GROUPNUMBER).......................................................................... 2750
16.19.63 Deleting a Group Account (DEL-GROUPNUMBER)................................................................................... 2752
16.19.64 Configuring Service Rights and Service Data for Group Accounts (CFG-GROUPNUMBERSRV)............. 2754
16.19.65 Configuring Authentication Information for Group Accounts (CFG-GROUPNUMBERAUTH)................. 2758
16.19.66 Adding an CLI Account Group (ADD-CLIGROUP)......................................................................................2760
16.19.67 Deleting an CLI Account Group (DEL-CLIGROUP).....................................................................................2762
16.19.68 Adding a Member to an CLI Account Group (ADD-CGMEMBER)............................................................. 2764
16.19.69 Deleting a Member from an CLI Account Group (DEL-CGMEMBER)........................................................2766
16.19.70 Adding a Call Release Cause Code to a Hunting Group(ADD-HUNTINGSTOPCAUSECODE)................ 2768
16.19.71 Deleting a Call Release Cause Code from a Hunting Group (DEL-HUNTINGSTOPCAUSECODE)..........2769
16.19.72 Creating a Global Number Change Profile (CRT-NUMCHGPROFILE)....................................................... 2771
16.19.73 Deleting a Global Number Change Profile (DEL-NUMCHGPROFILE).......................................................2774
16.19.74 Setting VBD Parameters of Voice Ports (CFG-VOIPVBD)............................................................................2775
16.20 SPC Service Provisioning.....................................................................................................................................2778
16.20.1 Adding an SPC (ADD-SPC)..............................................................................................................................2778
16.20.2 Modifying an SPC (MOD-SPC)........................................................................................................................2784
16.20.3 Deleting an SPC (DEL-SPC).............................................................................................................................2786
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16.20.4 Setting Up an SPC (CON-SPC).........................................................................................................................2789

16.20.5 Releasing an SPC (DISCON-SPC)....................................................................................................................2792
16.21 ACL and QoS Management................................................................................................................................. 2795
16.21.1 Adding an ACL Group (ADD-ACLGRP).........................................................................................................2795
16.21.2 Deleting an ACL Group (DEL-ACLGRP)........................................................................................................ 2799
16.21.3 Adding a Subitem to an Extended ACL Group (ADD-ACLEXTSUBITEM).................................................. 2802
16.21.4 Deleting a Subitem from an Extended ACL Group (DEL-ACLEXTSUBITEM)............................................ 2808
16.21.5 Activating the Subitem of an Extended ACL Group (ACT-ACLEXTSUBITEM)...........................................2810
16.21.6 Deactivating the Subitem of an Extended ACL Group (DACT-ACLEXTSUBITEM).................................... 2812
16.21.7 Adding the QoS Priority (ADD-QOSPRIORITY)............................................................................................ 2814
16.21.8 Deleting the QoS Priority (DEL-QOSPRIORITY)........................................................................................... 2818
16.21.9 Adding a Subitem to a Standard ACL Group (ADD-ACLBASESUBITEM).................................................. 2822
16.21.10 Deleting the Subitem from a Standard ACL Group (DEL-ACLBASESUBITEM)........................................2825
16.21.11 Adding a Subitem to a Layer 2 ACL Group (ADD-ACLLINKSUBITEM)................................................... 2828
16.21.12 Deleting a Subitem from a Layer 2 ACL Group (DEL-ACLLINKSUBITEM)............................................. 2831
16.21.13 Setting a Traffic Limit on a Port (ADD-QOSTRAFFICLIMIT).....................................................................2833
16.21.14 Removing a Traffic Limit from a Port (DEL-QOSTRAFFICLIMIT)............................................................ 2837
16.21.15 Setting a Rate Limit on a Port (ADD-QOSRATELIMIT)...............................................................................2841
16.21.16 Removing a Rate Limit from a Port (DEL-QOSRATELIMIT)...................................................................... 2845
16.22 HQoS Management.............................................................................................................................................. 2848
16.22.1 Adding an HQoS User Group (CRT-HQOS).....................................................................................................2849
16.22.2 Modifying the Information About an HQoS User Group (MOD-HQOS)........................................................ 2851
16.22.3 Deleting an HQoS User Group (DEL-HQOS).................................................................................................. 2853
17 Performing the Diagnostic Test.......................................................................................... 2856

17.1 OAM Loopback Test (START-ATMOAMBYPVC).............................................................................................. 2857
17.2 Searching Tone Test (TST-SEARCHINGTONE).................................................................................................. 2861
17.3 Capturing the Test Bus (TST-CONNECT)............................................................................................................. 2864
17.4 Releasing the Test Bus (TST-DISCEXT)............................................................................................................... 2865
17.5 Callee Emulation Test (TST-CALLEDAUTORESP).............................................................................................2867
17.6 Call Emulation Test (TST-CALLERAUTODIAL)................................................................................................ 2869
17.7 Loop Line Test (TST-OUTSIDE)........................................................................................................................... 2871
17.8 MELT Test (TST-XDSLMELT)............................................................................................................................. 2887
17.9 Circuit Line Test (TST-POTSCIRCUIT)................................................................................................................2894
17.10 Setting Up a Line Test Session (CONN-LPACC-MET)...................................................................................... 2899
17.11 Capturing Circuits or Loop Lines (CHG-SPLIT-LILO).......................................................................................2903
17.12 Releasing the Test Bus (DISC-TACC)................................................................................................................. 2905
17.13 Capturing the Test Bus (CHG-SPLIT)................................................................................................................. 2907
17.14 Monitoring the Test bus (CONN-MON).............................................................................................................. 2909
17.15 Monitoring the Test bus (CONN-TACC-MET)....................................................................................................2911
17.16 ETH OAM............................................................................................................................................................ 2913
17.16.1 Adding an MD (ENT-ETHOAM-MD)..............................................................................................................2913
17.16.2 Deleting an MD (DLT-ETHOAM-MD)............................................................................................................ 2917
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17.16.3 Querying an MD (RTRV-ETHOAM-MD)........................................................................................................ 2919

17.16.4 Adding an MA (ENT-ETHOAM-MA)..............................................................................................................2922
17.16.5 Modifying an MA (ED-ETHOAM-MA)...........................................................................................................2927
17.16.6 Deleting an MA (DLT-ETHOAM-MA)............................................................................................................ 2930
17.16.7 Querying an MA (RTRV-ETHOAM-MA)........................................................................................................ 2933
17.16.8 Adding an MEP (ENT-ETHOAM-MEP).......................................................................................................... 2937
17.16.9 Modifying an MEP (ED-ETHOAM-MEP)....................................................................................................... 2942
17.16.10 Deleting an MEP (DLT-ETHOAM-MEP).......................................................................................................2946
17.16.11 Querying an MEP (RTRV-ETHOAM-MEP)...................................................................................................2948
17.16.12 Enabling the Transmit of CC (Continuity Check) Packets (STA-ETHOAM-CCSEND)............................... 2954
17.16.13 Disabling the Transmit of CC Packets (STP-ETHOAM-CCSEND)...............................................................2956
17.16.14 Enabling the Receive of CC Packets (STA-ETHOAM-CCRECV)................................................................ 2958
17.16.15 Disabling the Receive of CC Packets (STP-ETHOAM-CCRECV)................................................................2961
17.16.16 Performing the Loopback Test (STA-ETHOAM-LB).....................................................................................2964
17.16.17 Querying the Bridge MAC Address of a Device (RTRV-ETHOAM-BRIDGEMAC)....................................2967
18 GPON FTTH Service Provision Example......................................................................... 2970

18.1 Overview of GPON FTTH Services.......................................................................................................................2971
18.2 GPON FTTH Service Provisioning........................................................................................................................ 2973
18.3 GPON FTTH Service Planning.............................................................................................................................. 2974
18.4 GPON FTTH Service Deployment.........................................................................................................................2980
18.5 GPON FTTH Service Provisioning Guide............................................................................................................. 2983
18.5.1 Preparing for GPON FTTH Service Provisioning...............................................................................................2983
18.5.2 Logging In to the U2000..................................................................................................................................... 2984
18.5.3 Internet Access Service....................................................................................................................................... 2984
18.5.3.1 Process of Managing an Internet Access Service............................................................................................. 2985
18.5.3.2 Internet Access Service Data Planning.............................................................................................................2990
18.5.3.3 Preconfiguring an Internet Access Service.......................................................................................................2993
18.5.3.4 Provisioning an Internet Access Service.......................................................................................................... 2995
18.5.3.5 Modifying Internet Access Service Parameters................................................................................................2998
18.5.3.6 Suspending an Internet Access Service............................................................................................................ 2998
18.5.3.7 Restoring an Internet Access Service............................................................................................................... 2999
18.5.3.8 Deleting an Internet Access Service................................................................................................................. 2999
18.5.3.9 Deregister an Internet Access User...................................................................................................................3000
18.5.3.10 Migrating an Internet Access Service.............................................................................................................3000
18.5.4 IPTV Service....................................................................................................................................................... 3001
18.5.4.1 Process of Managing an IPTV Service.............................................................................................................3001
18.5.4.2 IPTV Service Data Planning.............................................................................................................................3007
18.5.4.3 Preconfiguring an IPTV Service.......................................................................................................................3010
18.5.4.4 Provisioning an IPTV Service.......................................................................................................................... 3013
18.5.4.5 Modifying IPTV Service Parameters............................................................................................................... 3016
18.5.4.6 Suspending an IPTV Service............................................................................................................................ 3017
18.5.4.7 Restoring an IPTV Service............................................................................................................................... 3017
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18.5.4.8 Deleting an IPTV Service.................................................................................................................................3018

18.5.4.9 Deregistering an IPTV User............................................................................................................................. 3019
18.5.4.10 Migrating an IPTV Service.............................................................................................................................3019
18.5.5 VoIP Service........................................................................................................................................................ 3020
18.5.5.1 Process of Managing a VoIP Service................................................................................................................3020
18.5.5.2 VoIP Service Data Planning..............................................................................................................................3027
18.5.5.3 Preconfiguring a VoIP Service..........................................................................................................................3035
18.5.5.4 Provisioning a VoIP Service............................................................................................................................. 3041
18.5.5.5 Modifying VoIP Service Parameters................................................................................................................ 3045
18.5.5.6 Suspending a VoIP Service...............................................................................................................................3046
18.5.5.7 Restoring a VoIP Service.................................................................................................................................. 3047
18.5.5.8 Deleting a VoIP Service....................................................................................................................................3047
18.5.5.9 Deregistering a VoIP User................................................................................................................................ 3047
18.5.5.10 Migrating a VoIP Service................................................................................................................................3048
18.5.6 Logging Out of the U2000...................................................................................................................................3048
19 GPON FTTB/C Service Provision Example......................................................................3050

19.1 Overview of GPON FTTB/FTTC Services............................................................................................................ 3051
19.2 Overview of GPON FTTB/FTTC Service Provisioning........................................................................................ 3053
19.3 GPON FTTB/FTTC Service Planning................................................................................................................... 3054
19.4 GPON FTTB/FTTC Service Deployment.............................................................................................................. 3059
19.5 GPON FTTB/FTTC Service Provisioning............................................................................................................. 3060
19.5.1 Preparing for Service Provisioning......................................................................................................................3061
19.5.3.1 Process of Managing an Internet Access Service............................................................................................. 3062
19.5.3.2 Internet Access Service Data Planning.............................................................................................................3067
19.5.3.4 Provisioning an Internet Access Service.......................................................................................................... 3074
19.5.3.5 Modifying Internet Access Service Parameters................................................................................................3079
19.5.3.9 Deregistering an Internet Access Service User................................................................................................ 3081
19.5.4 IPTV Service....................................................................................................................................................... 3082
19.5.4.2 IPTV Service Data Planning.............................................................................................................................3088
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19.5.4.9 Deregistering an IPTV User............................................................................................................................. 3106
19.5.5 VoIP Service........................................................................................................................................................ 3106
19.5.5.1 Process of Managing a VoIP Service................................................................................................................3107
19.5.5.2 VoIP Service Data Planning..............................................................................................................................3111
19.5.5.8 Deleting VoIP Services..................................................................................................................................... 3124
19.5.5.9 Migrating a VoIP Service..................................................................................................................................3124
20 DSLAM/MSAN Service Provision Example.................................................................... 3126

20.1 Overview of DSLAM/MSAN Services.................................................................................................................. 3127
20.2 DSLAM/MSAN Service Provisioning................................................................................................................... 3129
20.3 DSLAM/MSAN Service Plan................................................................................................................................ 3130
20.4 DSLAM/MSAN Service Deployment....................................................................................................................3134
20.5 DSLAM/MSAN Service Provisioning Guide........................................................................................................ 3135
20.5.1 Preparing for DSLAM/MSAN Services Provisioning........................................................................................ 3135
20.5.3.1 Process of Managing Internet Access Services................................................................................................ 3137
20.5.3.2 Data Plan for Internet Access Services.............................................................................................................3144
20.5.3.4 Provisioning an xDSL PPPoE Internet Access Service....................................................................................3152
20.5.3.5 Provisioning an xDSL PPPoA Internet Access Service................................................................................... 3155
20.5.3.6 Modifying Parameters for Internet Access Services........................................................................................ 3161
20.5.3.10 Deregistering an Internet Access Service User.............................................................................................. 3163
20.5.4 IPTV Services......................................................................................................................................................3164
20.5.4.2 Data Plan for IPTV Services............................................................................................................................ 3170
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20.5.4.9 Deregistering an IPTV Service User................................................................................................................ 3186
20.5.5 VoIP Services.......................................................................................................................................................3187
20.5.5.1 Process of Managing VoIP Services................................................................................................................. 3188
20.5.5.2 Data Plan for VoIP Services............................................................................................................................. 3193
20.5.5.8 Deregistering a VoIP User................................................................................................................................ 3206
20.5.5.9 Migrating a VoIP Service..................................................................................................................................3206
20.5.6 Triple Play Services............................................................................................................................................. 3207
20.5.6.1 Data Plan for Triple Play Services....................................................................................................................3208
20.5.6.2 Preconfiguring a Triple Play Service................................................................................................................3214
20.5.6.3 Provisioning a Triple Play Service................................................................................................................... 3218
21 List of Customized TL1 Commands.................................................................................. 3223

22 Troubleshooting Common Faults...................................................................................... 3243
22.1 Diagnosing a Failure to Issue TL1 Commands...................................................................................................... 3244
22.2 Failure for the OSS to Connect To the U2000........................................................................................................3248
22.3 No XML File Generated After TL1 Commands Are Run......................................................................................3250
22.4 Common Error Codes............................................................................................................................................. 3250
22.4.1 2686058516/2686058596.................................................................................................................................... 3251
22.4.2 2686058497/2686058499.................................................................................................................................... 3251
22.4.3 2686058508......................................................................................................................................................... 3251
22.4.4 2686058500......................................................................................................................................................... 3252
22.4.5 102690820/2689014791...................................................................................................................................... 3252
22.4.6 1615069195......................................................................................................................................................... 3252
22.4.7 1615462437......................................................................................................................................................... 3254
22.4.8 1610614842/1616445483/1616445484/1616445485.......................................................................................... 3255
22.4.9 2686058552......................................................................................................................................................... 3255
22.4.10 76546022........................................................................................................................................................... 3256
22.4.11 76546023........................................................................................................................................................... 3258
22.4.12 1610612765....................................................................................................................................................... 3259
22.4.13 15658136501/2686058531................................................................................................................................ 3260
22.4.14 2689008176....................................................................................................................................................... 3261
22.4.15 1615069206....................................................................................................................................................... 3262
22.4.16 2686058603....................................................................................................................................................... 3262
22.4.17 2689023090....................................................................................................................................................... 3263
22.4.18 2689020327....................................................................................................................................................... 3263
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22.4.19 2688880284....................................................................................................................................................... 3264

22.5 Collecting Fault Information.................................................................................................................................. 3264
23 FAQ.......................................................................................................................................... 3267
23.1 Session Connection.................................................................................................................................................3268
23.2 Interaction Between the OSS, U2000, and NE.......................................................................................................3268
23.3 User Control........................................................................................................................................................... 3269
23.4 Database Upgrade...................................................................................................................................................3269
23.5 TL1 Command Performance.................................................................................................................................. 3270
23.6 Identifying a Device by Using the Device Name Instead of the Device ID...........................................................3270
23.7 How to Locate a Device According to the IP Address...........................................................................................3270
23.8 Certain Port Status Defined Inconsistently in the TL1 Specifications and the Client............................................3272
23.9 Virtual Subslot........................................................................................................................................................ 3272
23.10 Global TL1 Character Encoding...........................................................................................................................3273
23.11 Recording TL1 User Logs.................................................................................................................................... 3273
23.12 How to Modify the Format of the Returned SN................................................................................................... 3274
23.13 How to Set the IP Address Listening Range........................................................................................................ 3276
23.14 Which Characters Are Supported by String-Type Parameters?........................................................................... 3276
24 Command Parameter Reference......................................................................................... 3278

24.1 Parameters Related to the Device Type.................................................................................................................. 3279
24.2 Parameters Related To the Board Type...................................................................................................................3281
24.3 Parameter Values for Adding a Board in the Case of Different Devices................................................................3281
24.4 Parameters Related To the Port Type......................................................................................................................3282
24.5 Parameters Related To the Port Status....................................................................................................................3287
24.6 Parameters Related To the ADSL Working Mode..................................................................................................3289
24.7 Mapping Between FTTH ONU Types and ASCII Codes...................................................................................... 3289
24.8 Mapping Between FTTO&FTTD ONU Types and ASCII Codes......................................................................... 3313
24.9 Mapping Between FTTH ONU Types and Function of Configuring the VAS...................................................... 3315
24.10 Mapping Between FTTO&FTTD ONU Types and Function of Configuring the VAS....................................... 3337
24.11 Parameters Related To the Range of VLAN IDs for Different Devices...............................................................3339
24.12 Parameters Related To the PVC Connection Type............................................................................................... 3341
24.13 Parameters Related To the Traffic Profile............................................................................................................ 3343
24.14 Parameters Related To the Voice Gain................................................................................................................. 3348
24.15 Parameters Related To the Valid Values of Level.................................................................................................3349
25 Acronyms and Abbreviations............................................................................................. 3351
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Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
Related Version
The following table lists the product version related to this document.
Product Name Version
iManager U2000 V200R016C50
Intended Audience
This document provides the commands and examples related to the TL1 NBI based on
inventory management and services of the iManager U2000. In addition, this document
provides typical examples for service provisioning, troubleshooting, and FAQ.
This document describes how to install and run the TL1 NBI and provides the commands and
examples for session control and operations performed to devices, notification of resource
changes, inventory management, and service provisioning and maintenance. In addition, this
document describes the examples for provisioning services related to the GPON FTTH,
GPON FTTB, DSLAM/MSAN and provides troubleshooting and FAQ.
This document is intended for:
l Application developers
l Data configuration engineers
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Description
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation

which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
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Symbol Description
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation

which, if not avoided, could result in death
or serious injury.

which, if not avoided, may result in minor
or moderate injury.

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

best practices and tips.
NOTE is used to address information not
related to personal injury, equipment
damage, and environment deterioration.
Command Conventions
The command conventions that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Convention Description
Boldface The keywords of a command line are in boldface.
Italic Command arguments are in italics.
[] Items (keywords or arguments) in brackets [ ] are optional.
{ x | y | ... } Optional items are grouped in braces and separated by

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

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

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

vertical bars. Several items or no item can be selected.
GUI Conventions
The GUI conventions that may be found in this document are defined as follows.

Convention Description
Boldface Buttons, menus, parameters, tabs, window, and dialog titles

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

signs. For example, choose File > Create > Folder.
Change History
For details about the change history, see 2 Change History.

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 2 Change History
2 Change History
This topic lists the change history of the document.

Updates between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue
contains all updates made in previous issues.
Changes in Issue 01 (2016-04-30) Based on Product Version V200R016C50

Initial commercial release. Compared with V200R015C60, the first commercial release has
the following updates:
Topic Sectio Description Cause and Impact
n
15.20.9 Querying Output The MA5616 are newly New devices support the
a VoIP ISDN Paramet supported. The discription default outgoing calling
BRA User (LST- ers of the number.
VOIPBRAUSER) DEFAULTCLIparameter is
16.19.14 Adding added that the MA5616 is
a VoIP ISDN newly supported.
BRA User (ADD-
VOIPBRAUSER)
16.19.15
Modifying a VoIP
ISDN BRA User
(MOD-
VOIPBRAUSER)


n
15.20.1 Querying Output The discription of the New devices support the
a VoIP PSTN Paramet DEFAULTCLI parameter default outgoing calling
User (LST- er is added that the MA5612, number.
VOIPPSTNUSE MA5822, MA5616 are
R) newly supported.
16.19.1 Adding a
VoIP PSTN User
(ADD-
VOIPPSTNUSE
R)
16.19.2
Modifying a VoIP
PSTN User
(MOD-
VOIPPSTNUSE
R)
15.20.1 Querying Comma The FSKMODE parameter TL1 commands can be

a VoIP PSTN nd is added. used to configure the FSK
User (LST- Format CID mode.
VOIPPSTNUSE Input
R) Paramet
ers
Respon
se
Format
Output
Paramet
ers
16.19.1 Adding a Comma The FSKMODE parameter TL1 commands can be

VoIP PSTN User nd is added. used to configure the FSK
(ADD- Format CID mode.
VOIPPSTNUSE Input
R) Paramet
16.19.2 ers
Modifying a VoIP
PSTN User
(MOD-
VOIPPSTNUSE
R)


n
15.8.5 Querying Comma The new ONU types To support HG8047Q,

the Details of an nd HG8047Q, HG8141W, HG8141W, HG8245V,
ONT (LST- Format HG8245V, HG8247Q, HG8247Q, HG9121, and
ONTDETAIL) Input HG9121, and SA1456C are SA1456C as the ONU
Paramet added. types.
ers
Respon
se
Format
Output
Paramet
ers
13.2.17 Exporting Support The You can query the

Ethernet Port ing MA5605,MA5680T,MA566 supported devices.
Statistics to Files Device 2,MA5600V3,MA5105,MA
(DMP- 5100V2,MA5300V1,MA56
ETHPERF) 03T,UA5000,MA5100V1,M
13.2.16 Exporting A5652G,MA5603U,MA562
Service Port 0,MA5626,MA5616,MA56
Statistics to Files 35,MA5612,MA5680T,MA
(DMP- 5608T,MA5800-
E2EPERF) X17,MA5800-X7 and
MA5608T are added.
13.2.18 Exporting
PON Port
Statistics to Files
(DMP-
PONPERF)
16.19.18 Comma Added the HOTLINE, The hotline service

Configuring nd HOTLINENO, and permissions, hotline
Service Rights Format HOTTIME parameters. numbers, and hotline delay
for a VoIP ISDN Input durations can be set.
BRA Port (CFG- Paramet
VOIPBRASRV) ers
16.19.64 Exampl
Configuring e
Service Rights
and Service Data
for Group
Accounts (CFG-
GROUPNUMBE
RSRV)


n
13.2.7 Comma Added the DT parameter. To use the multicast VLAN

Synchronizing nd ID in the L2 Tag field that
the Time (SYNC- Format is associated with the WAN
DEVTIME) Input port.
Paramet
ers


n
13.2.15 Exporting Support The MA5818 is added. You can query the
a Resource File ing supported devices.
(DMP- Device
INVENTORY)
16.4.1 Activating
a G.fast Port
(ACT-
GFASTPORT)
16.4.2
Deactivating a
G.fast Port
(DACT-
GFASTPORT)
16.4.3 Modifying
the Attributes of
a G.fast Port
(MOD-
GFASTPORT)
16.4.4 Binding a
G.fast TDD
Profile (MOD-
GFASTPROFIL
E)
15.5.1 Querying
the Details of a
G.fast Port (LST-
GFASTPORTDE
TAILINFO)
15.5.2 Querying
G.fast Port
Information
About Specified
NEs (LST-
NEGFASTPORT
DETAILINFO)
15.5.4 Querying
the Performance
Statistics on a
G.fast Port (LST-
GFASTPORTPE
RF)
15.5.3 Querying
the Alarm
Information
About a G.fast
Port (LST-


n
GFASTPORTAL
ARM)
15.5.6 Querying
the Bit Allocation
Information
About a G.fast
Port (LST-
GFASTBITALL
OCINFO)
15.2.10 Querying
the Alarm Status
of an xDSL Port
(LST-
XDSLPORTALA
RMSTATE)
15.2.16 Querying
the U-MAC/V-
MAC of an xDSL
Port (LST-
XDSLPORTMA
CMAPING)
15.8.17 Querying Output The range of the output Amend the range of the
the Ethernet Paramet parameter is modified to output parameter.
Transmission ers 0-18446744073709551615.
Feature of an
Upstream Port of
an ONT (LST-
ONTETHPORTP
ERF)
15.9.12 Querying Input The LSTDOWNCAUSE You can query the last
the EPON Port Paramet parameter is added. offline reason.
Details (LST- er
EPONPORTDET Respon
AIL) se
Format
Output
Paramet
er


n
17.16.1 Adding Support The MA5800-X17 and You can query the
an MD (ENT- ing MA5800-X7 are added. supported devices.
ETHOAM-MD) Device
17.16.2 Deleting
an MD (DLT-
ETHOAM-MD)
17.16.3 Querying
an MD (RTRV-
ETHOAM-MD)
17.16.4 Adding
an MA (ENT-
ETHOAM-MA)
17.16.5
Modifying an
MA (ED-
ETHOAM-MA)
17.16.6 Deleting
an MA (DLT-
ETHOAM-MA)
17.16.7 Querying
an MA (RTRV-
ETHOAM-MA)
17.16.8 Adding
an MEP (ENT-
ETHOAM-MEP)
17.16.10 Deleting
an MEP (DLT-
ETHOAM-MEP)
17.16.11
Querying an
MEP (RTRV-
ETHOAM-MEP)
17.16.12 Enabling
the Transmit of
CC (Continuity
Check) Packets
(STA-ETHOAM-
CCSEND)
17.16.13
Disabling the
Transmit of CC
Packets (STP-
ETHOAM-
CCSEND)
17.16.14 Enabling
the Receive of CC


n
Packets (STA-
ETHOAM-
CCRECV)
17.16.15
Disabling the
Receive of CC
Packets (STP-
ETHOAM-
CCRECV)
17.16.16
Performing the
Loopback Test
(STA-ETHOAM-
LB)
17.16.17
Querying the
Bridge MAC
Address of a
Device (RTRV-
ETHOAM-
BRIDGEMAC)
16.7.42 Creating All This topic is added. You can create a Global
a Global GPON GPON Line Profile.
Line
Profile(ADD-
GLOBALGPON
LINEPROFILE)
16.7.43 Deleting a All This topic is added. You can delete a Global
Global GPON GPON Line Profile.
Line
Profile(DEL-
GLOBALGPON
LINEPROFILE)
15.8.39 Querying All This topic is added. You can query the global
Details About a GPON Line Profile Details.
Global GPON
Line Profile(LST-
GLOBALGPON
LINEPROFILED
ETAIL)


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15.8.40 Querying All This topic is added. You can query names of
a Global GPON Global GPON Line
Line Profile Profiles.
Name List(LST-
GLOBALGPON
LINEPROFILEN
AME)
16.7.44 Creating All This topic is added. You can create names of
a Global GPON Global GPON Service
Service Profile Profiles.
(ADD-
GLOBALGPON
SRVPROFILE)
16.7.45 Deleting a All This topic is added. You can delete names of
Global GPON Global GPON Service
(DEL-
GLOBALGPON
SRVPROFILE)
Details About a GPON Service Profile
Global GPON Details.
Service Profile
(LST-
GLOBALGPON
SRVPROFILED
ETAIL)
a Global GPON Global GPON Service
Name List (LST-
GLOBALGPON
SRVPROFILEN
AME)
16.7.46 Creating All This topic is added. You can create names of
a Global GPON Global GPON DBA
DBA Profile Profiles.
(ADD-
GLOBALDBAP
ROFILE)


n
16.7.47 Deleting a All This topic is added. You can delete names of
Global GPON Global GPON DBA
(DEL-
GLOBALDBAP
ROFILE)
Details About a GPON DBA Profile
Global GPON Details.
DBA Profile
(LST-
GLOBALDBAP
ROFILEDETAIL
)
a Global GPON Global GPON DBA
Name List (LST-
GLOBALDBAP
ROFILENAME)


n
16.1.1 Creating Comma Added the TL1 commands can be

an ADSL Line nd SCOPEPROFID used to configure the
Profile (CRT- Format parameter. device scope profile name.
ADSLLINEPRO Input
FILE) Paramet
16.1.2 Deleting an ers
ADSL Line
Profile (DEL-
ADSLLINEPRO
FILE)
16.1.4 Creating
an ADSL Alarm
Profile (CRT-
ADSLALARMP
ROFILE)
16.1.5 Deleting an
ADSL Alarm
Profile (DEL-
ADSLALARMP
ROFILE)
16.1.7 Creating
an ADSL
Extended Profile
(CRT-
ADSLEXTENDP
ROFILE)
16.1.8 Deleting an
ADSL Extended
Profile (DEL-
ADSLEXTENDP
ROFILE)
16.2.1 Creating
an SHDSL Line
Profile (CRT-
SHDSLSPANPR
OFILE)
16.2.2 Deleting an
SHDSL Line
Profile (DEL-
SHDSLSPANPR
OFILE)
16.2.4 Creating
an SHDSL Alarm
Profile (CRT-
SHDSLALARM
PROFILE)


n
16.2.5 Deleting an
SHDSL Alarm
Profile (DEL-
SHDSLALARM
PROFILE)
16.16.1 Creating
an ATM Traffic
Profile (CRT-
TRAFFICPROFI
LE)
16.16.2 Deleting
an ATM Traffic
Profile (DEL-
TRAFFICPROFI
LE)
16.16.3 Creating
an IP Traffic
Profile (CRT-
IPTRAFFICPRO
FILE)
16.16.4 Deleting
an IP Traffic
Profile (DEL-
IPTRAFFICPRO
FILE)
16.16.5 Creating
an MEF IP
Traffic Profile
(CRT-
MEFIPTRAFFI
CPROFILE)
16.16.6 Deleting
an MEF IP
Traffic Profile
(DEL-
MEFIPTRAFFI
CPROFILE)


n
15.8.4 Querying Comma The value You can use the

the List of ONUs nd BINDWIDTHTYPE is SHOWOPTION
(LST-ONT) Format added for parameter to configure the
16.7.1 Adding an Input theSHOWOPTION upstream and downstream
ONU (ADD- Paramet parameter. rate types of an ONT.
ONT) er
16.7.2 Modifying Respon
an ONU (MOD- se
ONT) Format
Output
Paramet
er
13.2.9 Deleting a Support The EDFA3220-D is added The EDFA3220-D support

Device (DEL- ing to Supporting Device. those commands.
DEV) Device
13.2.19 Adding a
Device (ADD-
DEV)
15.8.39 Querying Output The discription of the The discription of

Details About a Paramet MAPMODE parameter and characters which are
Global GPON er QOSMODE parameter are supported for MAPMODE
Line Profile(LST- added. parameter and QOSMODE
GLOBALGPON parameter are added.
LINEPROFILED
ETAIL)
15.8.4 Querying Comma The value Indicates the operating

the List of ONUs nd BINDWIDTHTYPE is status of the ONU is
(LST-ONT) Format added for theOPERSTATE supported.
Input parameter.
Paramet
er
Respon
se
Format
Output
Paramet
er
15.8.23 Querying Input The discription of the The discription of the

the ONT WAN Paramet SHOWOPTION SHOWOPTION
Port Information er parameter. parameter.
(LST-ONTWAN)


n
9 Setting Table The configuration item A configuration item is

Configuration 9-1 TL1_IS_ADD_BASICPR added to ensure the
Items OPERTY,XPONCOMMO compatibility of different
N_THIRDONT_EQUIPM versions of TL1
ENT_FORMATare added. commands.
15.1.6 Querying Respon Added the discription of dded the discription of

Subrack se Response Format. Response Format
Information Format Parameter.
(LST-FRAME)
15.8.7 Querying Output The discription of the The discription of

the Information Paramet EQUIPMENTID configuration item for
About Auto- er parameter is added. EQUIPMENTID
Discovered parameter is added.
GPON ONUs
(LST-
GPONONTAUT
OFIND)
15.9.3 Querying
Information
About Auto-
discovered EPON
ONUs (LST-
EPONONTAUT
OFIND)
16.7.29 Input Remarks are updated. Safety instruction is added.

Configuring the Paramet
GPON FTTH er
Service (CFG-
ONTSVC)

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 3 Usage Note
3 Usage Note
This topic describes the usage note of TL1 commands.

To use the TL1 NBI properly, ensure that:
l You have logged in to the U2000 using LOGIN command.
l The ENDESC parameter (that is, the returned error description) in the response
information may be optimized in later versions. Therefore, you are not advised to set the
ENDESC parameter as the keyword for OSS matching.
l You have selected the Access domain check box in the Domain area when installing the
U2000.
l You have purchased the desired license. For details, see 5 Relationships Between the
License and TL1 NBI.
l You have logged in to the U2000 through TL1 NBI 9819. The SSL authentication mode
is used by default. If you want to modify the authentication mode, see 4.5 Security
Mechanism.
l The system monitor client process TL1NBiDm and related service processes are running
properly.
l TL1 users exist on the U2000 and have been assigned with the required rights. You can
create TL1 users in the NMS user management window or use the existing users on the
U2000 client.
NOTE
The default user name is admin(in the case of centralized deployment) or ssoadmin (in the case of
distributed deployment). Both users' initial passwords are Changeme_123 . The password must be
changed during the first login to ensure system security. Keep the password confidential and change it
regularly.
l You have set configuration items by running the specific TL1 commands.
l You have synchronized data on the U2000 before issuing TL1 commands to keep data
consistency between the U2000 and NEs. If the data is inconsistent, the commands may
fail to be issued.
l You have learned about 4.6 Performance Specifications and 11 Command Format of
the TL1 NBI.
l You have commissioned TL1 commands before interconnecting the U2000 with the
OSS. Run the telnet U2000 server IP address 9819 command in the CLI, or log in to a
more secure SSL client tool and enter the U2000 server IP address and port 9819 to
connect to the U2000 TL1 NBI. Then run TL1 commands to test command correctness.

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 3 Usage Note
l The U2000 V200R015C50 supports the same TL1 commands for the MD5500,
MA5651G, MA5300, MA5100V1, MA5100V2, MA5105, MA5605, MA5615, UA5000
and UA5000(PVU) as the U2000 V200R014C60 does. For details, see iManager U2000
V200R014C60 Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide.
l You must properly run TL1 commands that are used only for internal commissioning or
customized scenarios. Otherwise, commands may fail to be issued or services become
abnormal. The commands used for internal commissioning or customized scenarios will
not be provided in this document. If you need them, apply for them from Huawei.

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 4 TL1 NBI Overview
4 TL1 NBI Overview
About This Chapter
This topic provides an introduction to the transaction language 1 (TL1) northbound interface
(NBI), including its position in the network, communication protocols, functions, security
mechanisms, performance specifications, and standard compliance of TL1 NBI.
4.1 Introduction to the TL1 NBI

This topic briefly describes the TL1 NBI.
4.2 Position in the Network
This topic describes the position of the TL1 NBI in the network.
4.3 Communication Protocols
This topic describes the communication protocols that the TL1 NBI uses.
4.4 Functions and Features
This topic describes the functions and features that the TL1 NBI supports.
4.5 Security Mechanism
This topic describes the security mechanism that the TL1 NBI uses.
4.6 Performance Specifications
This topic describes the performance specifications that the TL1 NBI supports.
4.7 Standard Compliance
This topic describes the standard that the TL1 NBI complies with.
4.8 References
This topic provides the references for this user guide.

4.1 Introduction to the TL1 NBI

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

This topic describes the position of the TL1 NBI in the network.
Figure 4-1 shows the position of the TL1 NBI in the network.
Figure 4-1 Position of the TL1 NBI in the network
The functions of the entities are as follows:

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

4.3 Communication Protocols

This topic describes the communication protocols that the TL1 NBI uses.
The access network adapter interacts with the EMS through the TL1 commands based on the
SSL/TCP/IP-based socket. The EMS, as a server, provides an available SSL/TCP SOCKET
interface, and accepts the request from the OSS to set up a session through the default port
number 9819. After the session is set up, you can access the system after the login
authentication.
Figure 4-2shows the protocol stack for the TL1 NBI.
Figure 4-2 Protocol stack for the TL1 NBI
l OSS: operation support system

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

This topic describes the functions and features that the TL1 NBI supports.
Functions
The TL1 NBI supports the following functions:
l Resource change notification: The TL1 NBI supports the function of notifying changes
of devices, EPON resources, and Ethernet resources.
l Inventory query: The TL1 NBI supports the function of querying various resources, such
as devices, xDSL resources (including ADSL, G.SHDSL, and VDSL2 resources), video
resources, xPON resources (including GPON and EPON resources), and VoIP resources.

l Service provisioning and management: The TL1 NBI supports the function of
provisioning and maintaining various types of services, such as the xDSL services
(including ADSL, G.SHDSL, and VDSL2 services), video service, xPON service
(including GPON and EPON services), and VoIP service.
l Diagnostic test: The TL1 NBI supports the function of performing the diagnostic test,
such as the OAM loopback test and ETH OAM function.
Features
Successful issue of TL1 commands can change NMS configurations. No negative impact is
introduced after a rollback upon failure to run the TL1 commands. Combining different
parameters, TL1 commands can implement various complex functions. The OSS system can
use functions of the TL1 NBI by calling interfaces that are developed based on the TL1
standards.
A session (through port 9819) needs to be set up between the U2000 and the OSS before the
OSS can issue any TL1 command. Then, by using the login command, the OSS can log in to
the U2000 successfully after passing the authentication. During the interaction, the OSS and
the U2000 set handles for each command. Generally, the OSS system issues the next
command only after receiving the response to the previous command from the U2000. The
command response, right or wrong, wraps up the processing of a command. If the OSS logs
out but does not terminate the session, the U2000 terminates the session after ten-minute-
period of no commands.
The TL1 NBI supports concurrent client operations. Multiple clients can communicate with
the server to issue commands through the TL1 NBI at the same time.
4.5 Security Mechanism

This topic describes the security mechanism that the TL1 NBI uses.
By default, the TL1 NBI uses the security mechanism of the EMS. To activate this
mechanism, you need to add NBI users and configure the access control list (ACL) on the
EMS server.
To enable the OSS to log in to the U2000 without being restricted by the ACL, perform the
following operations:
1. Modify the configuration item in the oss\server\etc\oss_cfg\access\TL1NBiDm.conf
file.
Specifically, change the configuration item dynamic NICMWriterTask
Service_Object * bmsniconnectionmanage:_make_CNICMWriterTask() "-port
9819 -poolsize 1 -idletime 600 -sessioncount 20 -returnerr 1" in the oss\server\etc
\oss_cfg\access\TL1NBiDm.conf file to dynamic NICMWriterTask Service_Object *
bmsniconnectionmanage:_make_CNICMWriterTask() "-port 9819 -poolsize 1 -
idletime 600 -sessioncount 20 -returnerr 1 -enableACL 1".
NOTE
In the configuration file, the default value of -sessioncount may not be 20. It is determined based on the
hardware configurations of the U2000 server.
2. On the System Monitor client, restart the TL1NBiDm process for the configuration to
take effect.
a. Log in to the System Monitor client.

b. In the system monitor client window, click the Service Monistor tab.
c. Right-click the TL1NBiDm process and choose Stop the Service from the shortcut
menu.
d. After the TL1NBiDm process stops, right-click it and choose Start the Service
from the shortcut menu.
The EMS system supports up to 30 concurrent connections.
The security mechanism of the TL1 NBI is as follows:

l Login authentication: After connecting to the TL1 NBI, the OSS sends the LOGIN
command for login authentication. The TL1 NBI accepts the command on the
connection only after the authentication succeeds. The user name and password for login
are the same as those of the U2000 client. User rights depend on the U2000 user rights
and TL1 license.
NOTE
regularly.
NOTICE
You are advised to create an independent TL1 NBI user with both query and configure
operation rights. This prevents errors caused by insufficient permissions during the
process of service provisioning. You can also assign either query or configure operation
rights to a user according to actual situations.
l Operation and domain authentication: The U2000 provides operation rights and domain
rights for access users. Only users that have related operation rights can invoke the TL1
NBI. For details, see 7.7 Creating a U2000 User for the Access of an OSS and Assign
Rights to the User.
l Automatic release of the connection: If no message is transmitted through a connection
within 10 minutes, the connection will be released automatically.
l IP address listening range: By default, messages sent from all IP addresses are listened.
To ensure security, you can configure settings to only listen to messages sent from
specified IP addresses. For details, see 23.13 How to Set the IP Address Listening
Range.
l Communication protocol: The U2000 TL1 NBI provides SSL and TCP connections. The
U2000 uses the SSL authentication mode by default to connect to the OSS to ensure their
communication security.
NOTE
SSL is more secure and widely used and has better performance than TCP. Therefore, SSL is
recommended during protocol configuration. For details about SSL, see 8 SSL Principle and
Configuration.
Perform the following operations to query and change the connection mode:
a. Run the select CfgValue from BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab where
strLocateName='AN.NBFRAME' and CfgName = 'PROTOCOL' script to
query the current connection mode.

n If CfgValue is displayed as 2 (default value), the SSL protocol is used.

n If CfgValue is displayed as 0, the TCP protocol is used.
b. Run a database script to change the value of CfgValue to the desired protocol.
n SSL: update BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab set CfgValue='2' where
strLocateName='AN.NBFRAME' and CfgName='PROTOCOL'
n TCP: update BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab set CfgValue='0' where
strLocateName='AN.NBFRAME' and CfgName='PROTOCOL'
c. On the System Monitor client, restart the TL1NBiDm process for the configuration
to take effect.
i. Log in to the System Monitor client.
ii. In the system monitor client window, click the Service Monistor tab.
iii. Right-click the TL1NBiDm process and choose Stop the Service from the
shortcut menu.
iv. After the TL1NBiDm process stops, right-click it and choose Start the
Service from the shortcut menu.
4.6 Performance Specifications

This topic describes the performance specifications that the TL1 NBI supports.
Table 4-1 lists the performance specifications of the TL1 NBI.
Table 4-1 Performance specifications of the TL1 NBI
Item Specification
Maximum. number of OSS l Small- and medium-scale networks: 20

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

requesting commands of TL1

Item Specification
Response time for requesting Within two minutes (excluding test commands)
commands of TL1
4.7 Standard Compliance

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

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 5 Relationships Between the License and TL1 NBI
5 Relationships Between the License and TL1

NBI
This topic describes the relationships between the license and the TL1 NBI.
The U2000 license controls the TL1 NBI software in the interface function dimensions.
l Inventory.
l Service delivery.
Use the text viewer to view the contents of the license file (.dat file) in the oss\server\etc\conf
\license\ directory. On Solaris and Linux, view the license as user root. On Windows, view the
license as user administrator.
To use the service provisioning and inventory querying functions of the TL1 NBI, apply for
related licenses. Refer to Table 5-1 for the details of license control items. The parameters
Feature means the feature group.
Table 5-1 License control items

License Control Item Function Description Abbreviati Value
on
Service Per PON This item defines the LNSDNELC 0-8000000

Provisioning Terminal number of ONUs that R86
Resource support PON service
License for provisioning. Each PON
NBI-TL1 terminal consumes the
Service license item by 1.
Provisioning- The TL1 command to
Access provision services on PON
Network terminals can be run only
when the license count of
this item is greater than 1.


on
Per This item defines the total LNSDPENE 0-8000000

Broadband number of ADSL ports, C29
Port License VDSL ports, SHDSL ports,
for NBI-TL1 Ethernet ports, and P2P
Service access resources that
Provisioning- support broadband service
Access provisioning. Each
Network broadband port consumes
the license item by 1.
The TL1 command to
provision broadband
services can be run only
this item or the item
Compatible license for TL1
service provisioning NBI
— access is greater than 1.

Narrowband number of POTS ports, C22
Port License PRA ports, BRA ports, and
for NBI-TL1 E1 ports that support
Service narrowband service
Provisioning- provisioning. Each
Access narrowband port consumes
Network the license item by 1.
The TL1 command to
provision narrowband
Compatible License for
TL1 Service Provisioning
NBI-Access Network is
greater than 1


on
Compatible This item defines the total LNSDNELC 0-8000000

License for number of ADSL ports, R77
TL1 Service VDSL ports, SHDSL ports,
Provisioning Ethernet ports, P2P access
NBI-Access ports, POTS ports, PRA
Network ports, BRA ports, and E1
ports that support service
provisioning. Each
broadband or narrowband
port consumes the license
item by 1.
The TL1 command to
provision broadband
Compatible license for TL1
service provisioning NBI
— access is greater than 1.
The TL1 command to
provision narrowband
TL1 Service Provisioning
NBI-Access Network is
greater than 1
Inventory Per PON This item defines the LNSDNELC 0-8000000

Querying Terminal number of ONUs that R87
Resource support PON inventory
License for query. Each PON terminal
NBI-TL1 consumes the license item
Inventory- by 1.
Access The TL1 command to
Network query PON terminals can
be run only when the
license count of this item is
greater than 1.


on

Broadband number of ADSL ports, C27
Port License VDSL ports, SHDSL ports,
for NBI-TL1 Ethernet ports, and P2P
Inventory- access resources that
Access support query of broadband
Network inventory. Each broadband
port consumes the license
item by 1.
The TL1 command to
query broadband resources
can be run only when the
license count of this item or
the item Compatible
license for TL1 inventory
NBI — access is greater
than 1.

Narrowband number of POTS ports, C09
Port License PRA ports, BRA ports, and
for NBI-TL1 E1 ports that support query
Inventory- of narrowband inventory.
Access Each narrowband port
Network consumes the license item
by 1.
The TL1 command to
query narrowband
resources can be run only
TL1 Inventory NBI-
Access Network is greater
than 1.


on
Compatible This item defines the total LNSDNELC 0-8000000

License for number of ADSL ports, R78
TL1 VDSL ports, SHDSL ports,
Inventory Ethernet ports, P2P access
NBI-Access ports, POTS ports, PRA
Network ports, BRA ports, and E1
ports that support inventory
query. Each broadband or
narrowband port consumes
the license item by 1.
The TL1 command to
query broadband resources
can be run only when the
license count of this item or
the item Compatible
license for TL1 inventory
NBI — access is greater
than 1.
The TL1 command to
query narrowband
resources can be run only
TL1 Inventory NBI-
Access Network is greater
than 1.
Per D-CCAP This item defines the LNSDPENE 0-8000000

NE License number of MA5633s that C49
for NBI-TL1 support D-CCAP inventory
Inventory- query. Each MA5633
Access extended subrack or
Network MA5633 NE consumes the
license item by 1.
NOTE
l ONTs consume license items for PON terminals only and do not consume license items for their
broadband and narrowband ports.
l MDUs consume license items for their broadband and narrowband ports only and do not consume license
items for PON terminals.
l The license expires when it is exhausted. In that event, related TL1 commands cannot be executed.

iManager U2000 Unified Network Management System 6 Installing and Enabling the NBI for Provisioning the TL1
Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide Service
6 Installing and Enabling the NBI for

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

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

6.1 Configuration Requirements

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

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

Requirements" in the iManager U2000 Software Installation and Commissioning Guide.
License
The U2000 controls the functions and available resources of the TL1 NBI through a license. If
you want to enable the TL1 interface, you need to purchase the U2000 license. Ensure the
license support TL1 interface function before deploying the TL1 NBI.
For details, see 5 Relationships Between the License and TL1 NBI. If the license does not
support the functions or resources needed, contact Huawei engineers to apply for the license.
For the license introduction and information on how to apply for a license, see section
Applying for and Updating the U2000 License in the iManager U2000 Administrator Guide.
6.2 Installing a TL1 NBI Component

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

This topic describes how to check the status of the TL1 process and the license for the TL1
NBI after a TL1 NBI component is installed.
Prerequisites
After the U2000 is installed, the OS is restarted and the U2000 service is started.
NOTE
If the U2000 service is not started, start the U2000 service manually.
l Run the oss\server\platform\bin\startnms.bat file on Windows OS.
l Run the following command on Solaris\Linux OS:
$ cd /opt/oss/server/platform/bin
$ ./startnms.sh
Context
In a U2000 HA system, check the status of the TL1 process at the primary site. Check
whether the license is effective at the primary and secondary sites.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the status of the TL1 process.
1. Log in to the system monitor client.
2. On the Service Monistor tab page, check whether the TL1NBiDm process is running.
NOTE
If the process is not started, right-click TL1NBiDm and choose Start the Service from the shortcut
menu.
Step 2 Check whether the license for the TL1 NBI is effective.
1. Log in to the client.
2. Choose Help > License Management > License Information (traditional style) from
the main menu or select System Management in Application Center and choose
License Management > Licenes Information (application style) from the main menu.
3. In the License Information dialog box, click Resource Control Item. In the Resource
column, check whether the applied license items are included and the Capacity counts
are consistent with the number that you apply for.
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Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 7 Maintaining the TL1 NBI
7 Maintaining the TL1 NBI
About This Chapter
This chapter provides instructional suggestions for the maintenance conditions and routine
operations for the TL1 interface. This chapter also describes the basic operation for
maintaining the TL1 interface. In addition, this chapter describes how to solve problems that
may occur during maintenance, which can help maintenance personnel to solve problems
quickly.
7.1 Requirements for Maintenance Staff

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

7.1 Requirements for Maintenance Staff

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

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

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

By default, the logging function of the TL1 NBI is disabled. The TL1 user operations are not
recorded in logs. To enable the logging function of the TL1, refer to 23.11 Recording TL1
User Logs.
The log information of the U2000 TL1 NBI is as follows:
l server/var/logs/Develop/TL1NBiDm/TL1NBiDm_%y%m%d_%H%M%S.*
l server/var/logs/Develop/TL1NBiDm/BootLog_%y%m%d_%H%M%S.*
l server/var/logs/mrblog/iMAPBase_p47_%y%m%d_%H%M%S.*
l server/var/logs/mrblog/iMAPMrb_p2_%y%m%d_%H%M%S.*

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

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

This topic describes how to log in to the System Monitor client that runs on Windows, Solaris,
or Linux OS.
Prerequisites
l The U2000 server runs in the normal state.
l The system, which monitoring process, runs in the normal state.

l The System Monitor communicates well with the U2000 server.

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

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

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

This topic describes how to start the TL1 process in the Stopped state using the System
Monitor client.
Prerequisites
l The TL1NBiDm process is in the Stopped state.
Context
In a U2000 HA system, start the TL1 process at the primary site.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the system monitor client.
Step 2 In the system monitor client window, click the Service Monistor tab.
Step 3 Right-click the TL1NBiDm process and choose Start the Service from the shortcut menu.
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7.5 Stopping the TL1 Process

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

This topic describes how to check the license status of the U2000. By learning the license
usage, you can apply for a new license from Huawei in time when the NMS requires an
expansion or the license is about to expire.
Context
For details on the license item for the TL1 connection, see 5 Relationships Between the
License and TL1 NBI.

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

Assign Rights to the User
If the U2000 TL1 interface runs in the normal state and the network communication is
normal, you need to create a network management user on the U2000 for the access of an
OSS before the OSS accesses the U2000 through the TL1 interface.
Context
NOTICE
To ensure system security, when the OSS accesses the U2000 through the NBI, the U2000
will authenticate user logins. The U2000 provides operation rights and domain rights for
access users. Only users that have related operation rights can invoke the TL1 NBI.
For more details about the NMS user management, see the online help of U2000.
Procedure
Step 1 Login the client of U2000.
Step 2 Choose Administration > NMS Security > NMS User Management (traditional style) from
the main menu or select Security Management in Application Center and choose OSS
Security > OSS User Management (application style) from the main menu.
Step 3 In the NMS User Management navigation tree, right-click the User node and choose New
User from the shortcut menu.
Step 4 In the New User dialog box, set the properties of the new user.

The user name and password must be set. For the other properties, you can use default values
or set them after you create the user account successfully.
If the OSS access U2000 by TL1 NBI, some user attributes are valid, as the following table
shown.
Attribute Description Operations
Normal properties The OSS use the user name On the New User dialog
or password access U2000 box, set user properties,
by TL1 NBI. such as user name,
description content, and
password.
Domain For the user that access 1. ClickMore Setting, on

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

Set: TL1 NBI query the Setting dialog box,
rights (including choose Operation
performing diagnostic Rights tab page, click
test and notifying Select.
resource change) 2. In the Select Operation
l TL1 Configure Rights dialog box, set
Operation Set: TL1 NBI the Authorization
configuration rights Objects to Network
Management
Application, select the
operation rights of the
user in the Operations
panel.
Access control list (ACL) You cannot access U2000 if ClickMore Setting, on the
the IP is not in the access Setting dialog box, choose
control list. ACL tab page, set the ACL
for the user.

NOTICE
To ensure system security, password must be complex enough. Remember to change
passwords regularly.
The password must meet the following requirements to safeguard your user account.
1. It is a character string consisting of 8 to 16 characters.
2. It contains at least four types of the following characters:
– Lowercase letter: a-z
– Uppercase letter: A-Z
– Digit: 0-9
– Special character: ` ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) - _ = + \ | [ { } ] ; : ' " , < . > / ? or space.
Step 5 In the New User dialog box, click OK. The user account is created.
----End

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 8 SSL Principle and Configuration
8 SSL Principle and Configuration
About This Chapter
The SSL encryption mechanism is used to ensure the security of the messages transmitted
between the U2000 and the OSS.
8.1 SSL Principle

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

8.1 SSL Principle

This section describes the principle of SSL.
The Security Socket Layer (SSL) is a type of security communication protocol developed by
Netscape. By using the digital certificate, the SSL enables an encrypted security channel to be
set up between the client and the server. This ensures that the transmitted information is not
intercepted by others.
After adopting the SSL encryption mechanism, the client needs to set up the communication
connection to the server first. The server sends the digital certificate and the public key to the
client, and exchanges the password with the client. Usually, the RSA password algorithm is
used. The Diffie-Hellman or Fortezza-KEA password algorithm can also be used. After the
identity is verified, the public key is used to encrypt the session key of the client and the
session key is sent to the server. After the server receives the session key, the server decrypts
the session key. Then, an encrypted communication channel is set up between the client and
the server.
The three crucial elements of SSL are certificate, digital signature, and encryption. For details
about the concepts and principles of SSL, refer to the related documents.
8.2 Applying for an SSL Certificate

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

Table 8-1 shows the TL1 NBI certificates and paths.
Table 8-1 SSL certificate and path
Certificate Description Path
server.p12 Server server/etc/ssl/access/keyStore/PFX

identity
certificate.
The file is in
the encoding
format of
PKCS12 and
includes the
private key
and identity
certificate.

client.p12 Client server/etc/ssl/access/keyStore/PFX

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

certificate
Applying for an SSL Certificate

When you apply for an SSL certificate from a third party that authorizes and issues SSL
certificates, the desired SSL certificate of the U2000 must meet the requirements listed in
Table 8-2 because the U2000 TL1 NBI uses the PEM encoding format. An SSL certificate
has multiple encoding formats. You are advised to apply for an SSL certificate in proper
encoding format based on the OSS type, so that you do not need to convert the certificate
format.
NOTICE
Use the default SSL certificate provided by the U2000 if security requirement is not high.
Otherwise, apply for an SSL certificate from a third-party security institute.
Table 8-2 Requirements for SSL certificates of the U2000 TL1 NBI
Certificate Type Requirement
Server identity l The file encoding format is PFX.

certificate l The RSA asymmetric encryption algorithm is used.
l The private key contains a minimum of 1024 bits.
Client identity l The file encoding format is PFX.

certificate l The RSA asymmetric encryption algorithm is used.
l The private key contains a minimum of 1024 bits.
Trust certificate The file encoding format is PEM.

NOTICE
l The U2000 uses its own SSL certificate by default. It does not generate, sign a signature
for, or convert a special SSL certificate for a specified site. For a special SSL certificate,
you are advised to prepare it by yourself or purchase it from a third party that authorizes
and issues the SSL certificate. Replace the default SSL certificate on the U2000 with a
special certificate after converting it to a format supported by the U2000.
l If the default certificate on the U2000 is used, the OSS needs to convert it to a format
supported by the OSS. If you need technical support and have purchased associated
integration support service, contact the local Huawei customer service center.
8.3 Configuring an SSL Certificate

Specifically, the customer can apply for a security certificate from a trusted CA and then use
the certificate to replace the original U2000 SSL certificate.
Prerequisites
l The Centralized Maintenance Management Tool server has been started.
l Port 12210 on the Centralized Maintenance Management Tool server has been enabled.
l The PC used to log in to the Centralized Maintenance Management Tool in web mode
can properly communicate with the Centralized Maintenance Management Tool server.
l The primary IS node has been configured to communicate with the primary and
secondary Float IP and NBI GW nodes and the PM, Backup, NM, and EM nodes.
You have obtained one or more of the following files based on actual needs:
l Identity certificate (*.p12)
l Trust certificate (*.cer)
l CRL (*.crl)
Context
The TL1 NBI supports P12 identity certificates and PEM trust certificates only.
The default certificate and its directory are as follows.
Table 8-3 SSL certificate and path
server.p12 Server identity certificate. server/etc/ssl/access/keyStore/PFX

The file is in the encoding
format of PKCS12 and
includes the private key and
device certificate.

trust.cer Trust certificate used to server/etc/ssl/access/trust/PEM

identify trusted access
objects.
NOTE
The new identity certificate is automatically changed to server.p12 and stored in the preceding directory to
replace the original certificate.
Procedure
l Centralized deployment
a. Upload the certificates in binary mode to the following directories of the U2000
server:
n Windows: %IMAP_ROOT%\certs
n Solaris or Linux: $IMAP_ROOT/certs
b. Use the MSuite to log in to the U2000 server.
c. On the MSuite, choose Certificate File Management > TL1 Certificate to open
the Certificate Configuration dialog box.
n Replacing an identity certificate
1) Click the PrivateIdentityPanel tab, select the certificate file to be
replaced from the File Name drop-down list, and click Replace.
2) In the dialog box that is displayed, enter the passwords for the old and
new certificates and click OK.
NOTE
To ensure system security, the password for the new certificate must meet the
following complexity requirements.
To keep the password and system secure, the password must meet the following
requirements:
1. Contain 8 to 18 characters.
2. Contain at least three of the following combinations:
l Lowercase letter
l Uppercase letter
l Digit
l Special characters =~@#^*-_+[{}]:./?
n Adding a trust certificate
1) Click the Trust Certificate tab, select the certificate file to be added from
the File Name drop-down list, and click Add.
n Deleting a trust certificate
1) Click the Trust Certificate tab, right-click the trust certificate to be
deleted in the certificate list, and choose Delete from the shortcut menu.
n Configuring a CRL

1) Click the CRL tab, select the CRL to be used from the File Name drop-
down list, and click Update.
d. Restart the TL1 service for the configurations to take effect.
n End the TL1 NBI service and then start the TL1 NBI service.
l Distributed deployment
a. Upload the certificates to the $IMAP_ROOT/certs directory of the IS server.
NOTE
The owner of these certificates must be ossuser:ossgroup.

The certificate requires a permission that is higher than 640.
b. Log in to the MSuite client.
n Start the web browser, enter https://Primary IS node's IP address:12210,
and click Enter.
NOTE
Internet Explorer 9/10/11, Google Chrome 29, and Firefox 12.0 or higher are recommended. The
recommended resolution is 1280 x 768 or higher.
If a message about a security certificate issue is displayed during the HTTPS access, ignore the
message and continue the browsing.
n On the login page, set User Name and Password of the user and click Log In.
NOTE
The default user name is admin.

The initial password of the admin user is Changeme_123. If the U2000 is preinstalled before
being delivered, the password has been changed to Admin_123. To ensure system security,
change the password promptly, update it periodically, and save it properly.
If you log in for the first time, the system requires you to change the password and displays a
message indicating that product information has not been configured.
c. Choose System > Certificate Management > TL1 Certificate to open the
certificate configuration page.
n Replacing an identity certificate
1) Click the Identity Certificate tab, and select the certificate file to be
replaced from the File Name drop-down list.
2) Enter the passwords of the old and new certificates in the Old Certificate
Password and New Certificate Password text boxes, and click OK.
NOTE
To ensure system security, the password for the new certificate must meet complexity
requirements.
To keep the password and system secure, the password must meet the following
requirements:
1. Contain 8 to 18 characters.
2. Contain at least three of the following combinations:
l Lowercase letter
l Uppercase letter
l Digit
l Special characters =~@#^*-_+[{}]:./?
n Adding a trust certificate

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

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 9 Setting Configuration Items
9 Setting Configuration Items
This topic describes how to set configuration items before running TL1 commands.
The configuration items described in this topic are applicable to both the centralized and
distributed systems. For particular configuration items applicable to the distributed system,
see 10.4 Setting Configuration Items.
l Virtualization configuration items
Before running TL1 commands, set configuration items listed in Table 9-1 based on
actual needs.
a. Log in to the MSuite client. For details, see Starting the Process of the MSuite
Server and Logging In to the MSuite Client in section MSuite of iManager
U2000 V200R016C50 Administrator Guide.
b. Choose Tools > Config Manager from the main menu.
c. Modify the configuration item values in an appropriate manner based on actual
needs.
n Setting configuration items one by one.
1) Click Filter in the upper right corner. In the dialog box that is displayed,
set Config Name by following Table 9-1 and click OK.
2) Double-click the configuration item to be modified in the list. In the
dialog box that is displayed, set Config Value and click OK.
n Setting configuration items in batches by importing a configuration item table.
1) Obtain a configuration item table from the U2000 installation directory.
Because only the Windows OS supports Excel, obtain the table from the
specified Windows-based U2000 installation directory (X:\oss\client
\client\Config_Item_Import\en\Config_Item_Import.xls, where X
indicates the U2000 installation directory).
2) Double-click the blank configuration item table, set values for the desired
configuration items by following Table 9-1, and save the table.
NOTE
Only tables in .xls format are supported.

The configuration item data must be stored in the Config item data sheet of the table.
Do not add or delete sheets.
The first line of the table is a title line where stored data cannot be read. The
configuration data must be stored consecutively.

3) Verify that the entered information in the table is correct and click
Import in the upper right corner. In the dialog box that is displayed,
select the desired configuration item table and click Open.
4) In the Configuration Item Batch Import dialog box, verify that all
configuration items in the table are correct.
5) Click OK. In the prompt dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
d. Log in to the System Monitor client and restart the related processes by following
Table 9-1.
Table 9-1 Configuration item description

Configur Config Description De Re Restar Remarks
ation uratio fa co ting
Item n Item ult m Proces
Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
DEVMEA 0 Indicates that in 0 1 TL1N For details, see

N the TL commands BiDm 23.7 How to
NOTE except for the Locate a Device
This notification of According to the
configurat resource changes, IP Address.
ion item is the DEV
supported
parameter is used
only by
the to locate a device
centralize according to the
d system. device name.
For the
DevMean 1 Indicates that in
configurat the TL commands
ion item except for the
in the notification of
distribute
d system,
resource changes,
see 10.4 the DEV
Setting parameter is used
Configur to locate a device
ation according to the IP
Items. address.
BMSNB_ 0 Indicates that in 0 1 BmsAc

MSGNOT the notification of cess_*
IFY_DEV resource changes, process
MEAN the DEV (multip
parameter is used le
to locate a device instanc
according to the es
device name. involvi
ng
multipl


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates that in e
the notification of process
resource changes, es)
the DEV
parameter is used
to locate a device
according to the IP
address.
TL1_ONT 12 Indicates that the 16 12 BmsAc Command

_SN_LEN returned SN is in cess_* involved by the
GTH the format of 12- process configuration
byte character (multip item: LST-ONT
string. le
instanc
16 Indicates that the es
returned SN is in involvi
the format of 16- ng
byte character multipl
string. e
process
es)
TL1N
BiDm
inTL1
NBiD
m


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
TL1_SN_ ONU Specifies the - -

LEN_SPE type. format of the SN
CIAL_ON The returned by some
UTYPE value GPON ONU types
depend in the exported
s on the resource file. To
EQUIP set the SN format
MENT returned by some
ID ONU types to be
returne different from that
d by the returned by all
LST- other ONU types
ONT and defined in the
comma TL1_ONT_SN_L
nd. Use ENGTH
comma parameter, set this
s (,) to parameter. For
separat example, if
e TL1_ONT_SN_L
multipl ENGTH is set to
e ONU 16, it indicates that
types, the returned SN is
for in the format of
exampl 16-byte character
e, string. However,
HG824 the HG8240A
0A,HG needs to support
8245A. an SN in the
format of 12-byte
character string. In
this case, set
TL1_SN_LEN_S
PECIAL_ONUT
YPE to
HG8240A. In
contrast, if
TL1_ONT_SN_L
ENGTH is set to
12, it indicates that
the returned SN is
in the format of
12-byte character


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
string. However,
the HG8240A
needs to support
an SN in the
format of 16-byte
character string. In
this case, set
TL1_SN_LEN_S
PECIAL_ONUT
YPE to
HG8240A.
SYNC_C 0 Indicates that the 0 0 BmsAc Command

OMPLET NE cess_* involved by the
ED_NOTI synchronization process configuration
FY_OSS results are not (multip item: Notifying
reported to the le Device
OSS. instanc Synchronization
es
1 Indicates that the involvi
NE ng
synchronization multipl
results are e
reported to the process
OSS. es)
TL1_USE 0 Indicates that the 0 0 TL1N Command

_HAZY_ ALIAS parameter BiDm involved by the
QRY_AT_ in LST-PORT configuration
LST_POR uses the exact item: LST-PORT
T match mode to When you query
filter ports when ports in fuzzy
the DID and DEV match mode, it
parameters are not takes a long time
set. to run the
command. If the
entered alias
matches many
ports, the
command may
time out. You are
advised to query
ports in exact


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates that the match mode or

ALIAS parameter enter filter criteria
in LST-PORT as precise as
uses the fuzzy possible when
match mode to querying ports in
filter ports when fuzzy match
the DID and DEV mode. Set the
parameters are not configuration
set. item based on
actual needs.
TL1_SHO 0 Indicates that in 0 1 TL1N Commands

W_MA56 the exported BiDm involved by the
83T_SWI resource files or inTL1 configuration
TCH response, the NBiD item: DMP-
device type of the m INVENTORY,
MA5683T is LST-DEV, and
displayed as LST-DEVINFO
MA5680T.
1 Indicates that in
the exported
resource files or
response, the
device type of the
MA5683T is
displayed as
MA5683T.
NBI_INV 2 Indicates that you 2 2 TL1N Command

ENTORY_ can export the list BiDm involved by the
DUMP_V of inventory configuration
ERSION resources item: DMP-
including devices, INVENTORY
subracks, boards, The directory and
ports and Ethernet format of
aggregation exported XML
groups of a resource file vary
specified type to a with the value of
file. the configuration
item
NBI_INVENTO
RY_DUMP_VE


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
NOTE 3 Indicates that you RSION. For
This can export the details, see
configurat
resource Description of
ion item is
supported information about the directory
only by a specified device
the type, device, or
centralize resource type
d system. (device, subrack,
For the
DumpVer
board, daughter
sion board, port,
configurat Ethernet
ion item aggregation group,
in the BRA port, POTS
distribute port, ADSL port,
d system,
see 10.4
VDSL port, ONT,
Setting service virtual
Configur port,
ation VLANOFLAG,
Items. and Ethernet port)
to a file. If the
RES parameter is
not set to specify
the resource type,
you can export
data of the default
resource types
only, including
ME, SHELF,
CARD,
DAUGTHERCA
RD, and PORT.
To export data of
other resource
types, set the RES
parameter in the
command. For
example, run the
DMP-
INVENTORY:::
CTAG::RES=ME
SHELF CARD
DAUGHTERCA


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
RD PORT POTS and format of

BRA LAG ADSL exported files.
VDSL ONT
SERVICEPORT
VLANOFLAG
ETH command.
4 Indicates that you

can export the
resource
information
(device
information,
subrack, board,
daughter board,
port, ONT, splitter,
link, or protection
group) about a
device or devices
on the entire
network to a file.
Exporting
resources of a
specified type is
not supported.
LoadOfflin 0 Disables the TL1 0 0 Tl1NBi Command

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


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
1 Enables the TL1

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

HECK_PA U2000 does not cess_* PWD parameter
SSWORD provide the process may be duplicate,
_REPEAT function of (multip which may affect
_SWITCH detecting ONT le current services.
authentication instanc Commands
password es involved by the
(corresponding to involvi configuration
PWD) conflicts. ng item: ADD-ONT
multipl and MOD-ONT
1 Indicates that the e
U2000 provides process
the function of es)
detecting ONT
authentication
password
(corresponding to
PWD) conflicts.


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
XPON_C 0 Indicates that the 0 1 BmsAc Ensure that the

HECK_IA U2000 does not cess_* parameter is set
DIP_REP provide the process to a unique value
EAT_SWI function of (multip to avoid affecting
TCH detecting voice IP le provisioned
address or Layer 3 instanc services.
interface IP es Commands
address conflicts. involvi involved by the
ng configuration
1 Indicates that the multipl
U2000 provides item: CFG-
e ONTVAINDIV
the function of process
detecting voice IP and ADD-
es) VLANL3IF
address or Layer 3
interface IP
address conflicts.
XPON_C 0 Indicates that the 0 1 Ensure that

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

U2000 provides involved by the
the function of configuration
detecting domain item: CFG-
name conflicts. ONTVAINDIV
XPON_C 0 Indicates that the 0 1

HECK_P U2000 does not
HONENU provide the
M_REPE function of
AT_SWIT detecting
CH telephone number
(corresponding to
SIPUSERNAME
_N if SIP is used
and corresponding
to H248DN_N if
H.248 is used)
conflicts.


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
1 Indicates that the

U2000 provides
the function of
detecting
telephone number
(corresponding to
SIPUSERNAME
_N if SIP is used
and corresponding
to H248DN_N if
H.248 is used)
conflicts.
XPON_C 0 Indicates that the 0 1 BmsAc Commands

HECK_M U2000 does not cess_* involved by the
AC_REPE provide the process configuration
AT_SWIT function of (multip item: ADD-
CH detecting ONU le EPONONT and
MAC addresses instanc MOD-
conflicts. es EPONONT
involvi
1 Indicates that the ng
U2000 provides multipl
the function of e
detecting ONU process
MAC addresses es)
conflicts.
CMTS_C 0 Indicates that 0 0 BmsAc Commands

M_SNMP some parameters cess_* involved by the
QUERYS are obtained from process configuration
WITCH the cable modem (multip item: LST-
termination system le CMPNM-EQD
(CMTS) side, and instanc and LST-
is returned during es CMPNM-SUB
periodic polling. involvi
ng
multipl
e
process
es)


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

ROPERL operation logs will Dm 23.11 Recording
OG_SWIT not be recorded. TL1 User Logs.
CH
1 Indicates that user
operation logs will
be recorded.
BMS_TL1 default If this def def Tl1NBi For details, see

_NBI_IP configuration item aul aul Dm 23.13 How to Set
NOTE is set to default, t t the IP Address
Before the listening IP Listening Range.
using the address does not
configurat need to be set. At
ion item,
this moment, the
modify
the listening IP
ListenAll address is the
Ip floating IP
configura address, that is, the
tion item value of the
first.
floatServerName
configruation item
in oss\server\etc
\conf
\sysconfigure.xml
.


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
IP l If this
address configuration
item is set to a
valid IP
address, the
TL1 NBI only
listens to the
messages sent
from the IP
address.
l If this
configuration
item is set to an
invalid IP
address, the
listening IP
address is the
floating IP
address, that is,
the value of the
floatServerNa
me
configuration
item in oss
\server\etc
\conf
\sysconfigure.
xml.
XPON_S 0 Indicates that the 0 0 BmsAc Command

UPPORT_ IP address cess_* involved by the
LAN_IP_ segment of ONT process configuration
CONFIG LAN ports cannot (multip item: CFG-
be set. le ONTVAINDIV
instanc
1 Indicates that the es
IP address involvi
segment of ONT ng
LAN ports can be multipl
set. e
process
es)


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e
NBI_CHE 0 Indicates that the 0 0 TL1N Command

CK_RID_I value of the RID BiDm involved by the
NPUT_S parameter can be inTL1 configuration
WITCH set to quotation NBiD item: MOD-
marks except for m SERVICEPORT
two single and CRT-
quotation marks SERVICEPORT
(''), such as one
single quotation
mark (') or three
single quotation
marks (''').

value of the RID
parameter cannot
be set to quotation
marks except for
two single
quotation marks
(''), such as one
single quotation
mark (') or three
single quotation
marks (''').
OPERATI 0 Indicates that the 0 0 - Command

ON_MOD U2000 does not involved by the
E verify the NE SSH configuration
fingerprint. item: CFG-
DEVEX
U2000 verifies the
NE SSH
fingerprint.
CMMORE 0 Indicates that no 0 0 TL1N Command

INFO other information BiDm involved by the
is exported when configuration
the CM resources item:DMP-
are exported INVENTORY
through the NBI.


Value Va me ses
lu nd
e ed
Va
lu
e

DOC version is
exported when the
CM resources are
exported through
the NBI.
TL1_IS_A 0 Default Output 0 0 TL1N Command

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

MMON_T the terminal types cess involved by the
HIRDON of CIGG vendors' TL1N configuration
T_EQUIP ONUs. BiDm item: LST-
MENT_F inTL1 GPONONTAUT
ORMAT 1 Returns the actual NBiD OFIND and
ONU types as the m LST-
terminal types of EPONONTAUT
CIGG vendors' OFIND
ONUs.
l Configuration items of the BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab database

TL1_LSTSERVICEPORT_PT is used as an example to describe how to set
configuration items in the BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab database.
a. Run the following SQL statement to query the configuration item status:
select CfgValue from BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab where CfgName =
'TL1_LSTSERVICEPORT_PT'
b. If the value of TL1_LSTSERVICEPORT_PT is not 1, run the following SQL
statement:

update BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab set CfgValue = '1' where CfgName =

c. Run the following SQL statement to check whether the modification succeeds:
select CfgValue from BMSDB..bms_cfg_tab where CfgName =
d. Log in to the System Monitor client and restart the TL1NBiDm process.
e. Issue the command again and check whether the value of PT returned meets
requirements.

Configurat Co Description Def Rec Resta Remarks
ion Item nfi ault om rting
gur Val me Proce
ati ue nde sses
on d
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
PROTOCO 0 Indicates that the 2 2 TL1N For details, see

L U2000 and OSS use BiDm 4.5 Security
NOTE the TCP protocol to Mechanism.
This communicate with
configuratio each other.
n item is
supported 2 Indicates that the
only by the U2000 and OSS use
centralized the SSL protocol to
system. For
the
communicate with
Protocol each other.
configuratio
n item in
the
distributed
system, see
10.4
Setting
Configurat
ion Items.


gur Val me Proce
ati ue nde sses
on d
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
TL1_TOLE 0 Indicates that an error 1 1 - For details, see

RANCCE_ message is displayed 16.13.3
ERROR when a user runs the Deleting a
DEL- Service Virtual
SERVICEPORT Port (DEL-
command to delete SERVICEPO
nonexistent service RT).
ports for the
MA5600T, MA5680T,
MA5603T
V800R006C02 and
later versions,
MA5608T, MA5800-
X17, and all MDUs.
1 Indicates that a
success message is
displayed when a user
runs the DEL-
SERVICEPORT
command to delete
nonexistent service
ports for the
MA5600T, MA5680T,
MA5603T
V800R006C02 and
later versions,
MA5608T, MA5800-
X17, and all MDUs.
DUMP_MA 20 Indicates the size of 20 20 BmsA Commands

X_FILE_SI each exported file. The ccess involved by the
ZE value indicates that the _* configuration
maximum size of each proce item: DMP-
exported file is 20 ss E2EPERF,
MB. (multi DMP-
ple ETHPERF,
instan DMP-
ces ONTPERF,
involv and DMP-
ing POTSPERF
multi
ple


gur Val me Proce
ati ue nde sses
on d
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
DUMP_MA 20 Indicates the 20 20 proce

X_FILE_S maximum number of sses)
AVE_NUM files that can be saved.
The value indicates
that a maximum of 20
files can be exported.
UseRightPa 0 Indicates that the 0 1 TL1N Command

raNameFor original spelling BiDm involved by the
PotsState format FAILED- configuration
REGISTRATTION is item: LST-
retained. ONTPOTSST
ATE
correct spelling format
FAILED-
REGISTRATION is
used.
IsSupportX 0 Disables query of user- 0 0 BmsA Command

MLSyn defined ONT ccess involved by the
parameters. _* configuration
proce item:SYN-
1 Enables query of user- ss ONTXML
defined ONT (multi
parameters. ple
instan
ces
involv
ing
multi
ple
proce
sses)


gur Val me Proce
ati ue nde sses
on d
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
TL1_LSTS 0 Indicates that the 0 0 TL1N Command

ERVICEPO values of the output BiDm involved by the
RT_PT parameter PT of the configuration
LST-SERVICEPORT item: LST-
command are as SERVICEPO
follows: RT
l LAN-ADSL
l LAN-SHDSL
l LAN-ATM
l LAN-LAN
l LAN-ETH
l LAN-VDSL2
l LAN-GFAST
l LAN-GPON
l LAN-EPON
l SPU-GPON
l SPU-SPU
l SPU-LAN
l LAN-SPU
l LAN-EPONONT
LAN
l LAN-GPONONT
LAN
l LAN-ONT
IPHOST
l LAN-ONT
l LAN-GPONONT
VDSL2
l UPLINKPORT-
ETHER
l UPLINKPORT-
LAN
l UPLINKPORT-
GPON


gur Val me Proce
ati ue nde sses
on d
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue

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

RESH_WIN U2000 does not impor 16.1.12
refresh aliases on the t the Modifying the
client after the aliases memo Attributes of
are modified through ry an ADSL Port
an NBI. You can query table (MOD-
the aliases again to ADSLPORT),
refresh them. 16.1.13
Modifying the
Attributes of
an ADSL Port
Through the
Enhanced
Command
(MOD-
ADSLPORTE
X),16.2.11
Modifying the
Attributes of
an SHDSL


gur Val me Proce
ati ue nde sses
on d
Ite Val
m ue
Val
ue
1 Indicates that the Port (MOD-

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

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 10 Distributed System
10 Distributed System
About This Chapter
In a distributed U2000 system, the deployment modes, functions and features of NBIs differ
from those in a centralized system. This topic mainly describes the TL1 NBI overview, list of
unsupported commands, TL1 NBI gateway maintenance, and configuration item setting in a
distributed system.
10.1 Overview
This topic describes the position and installation mode, user creation, TL1 security certificate,
and TL1 service maintenance of the NBI gateway in a distributed system.
10.2 List of Unsupported Commands
This topic describes the list of commands that are not supported by the TL1 NBI in a
distributed system.
10.3 Maintaining the TL1 NBI Gateway Service
Among the northbound interface (NBI) gateways in a distributed system, the TL1 NBI
gateway service cannot be maintained on the System Monitor client. Instead, it needs to be
started or ended manually.
10.4 Setting Configuration Items

10.1 Overview
This topic describes the position and installation mode, user creation, TL1 security certificate,
and TL1 service maintenance of the NBI gateway in a distributed system.
Position of the NBI Gateway

The OSS accesses the U2000 to manage networks through the NBI gateway. The NBI
gateway needs to be independently installed on the U2000 server and is protected by using
active and standby nodes. After one node is faulty, the other node is automatically connected.
Figure 10-1 shows the position of the NBI gateway in a distributed U2000 system.
Figure 10-1 Position of the NBI gateway
NBI Gateway Installation

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

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

TL1 Security Certificate of the NBI Gateway

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

The maximum number of NBI gateway connections is 1000. Each EM has no connection
limitation, and a maximum of 300 tasks are supported in a queue.
TL1 Service
In a distributed system, the TL1 service is running on the NBI gateway, EM, and NM. The
NBI gateway process is not running by default. You need to log in to the NBI gateway server
and start the gateway service manually. For details about how to check, start, and stop the NBI
gateway service, see 10.3 Maintaining the TL1 NBI Gateway Service.
10.2 List of Unsupported Commands

This topic describes the list of commands that are not supported by the TL1 NBI in a
distributed system.
Table 10-1 shows the list of commands that are not supported by the TL1 NBI in a distributed
system.
Table 10-1 List of unsupported commands
Category Command
Login/logout Logging In to the U2000 (ACT-USER)
Exiting the U2000 (CANC-USER)
Test bus Capturing the Test Bus (TST-CONNECT)
Releasing the Test Bus (TST-DISCEXT)
NE link Querying an NE Link (LST-NELINK)
Adding an NE Link (ADD-NELINK)
Modifying an NE Link (MOD-NELINK)
Deleting an NE Link (DEL-NELINK)
Global profile Creating an ADSL Alarm Profile (CRT-

ADSLALARMPROFILE)
Creating an ADSL Extended Profile (CRT-

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

Category Command
Creating an MEF IP Traffic Profile (CRT-MEFIPTRAFFICPRO-

FILE)
Creating an SHDSL Alarm Profile (CRT-

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

ADSLALARMPROFILE)
Deleting an ADSL Extended Profile (DEL-

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

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

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

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

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

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

Among the northbound interface (NBI) gateways in a distributed system, the TL1 NBI
gateway service cannot be maintained on the System Monitor client. Instead, it needs to be
started or ended manually.

Prerequisites
The TL1 NBI gateway has been installed. For details about the software and hardware
configurations and installation procedure of the NBI gateway, see the U2000 Distributed
System User Guide.
Context
This operation applies only to starting or ending the TL1 NBI gateway among the NBI
gateways in a distributed system. For details about how to start or end the TL1 service on the
EM and NM in a centralized or distributed system, see 7.4 Starting the TL1 Process and 7.5
Stopping the TL1 Process.
Procedure
l End the TL1 NBI gateway service manually.
a. Log in to the OS as the ossuser user.
b. Stop the TL1 NBI gateway service.
$ cd /opt/oss/server/bin
$ svc_adm -cmd stopsvc TL1GW
c. Wait for several seconds.

If information similar to the following is displayed, the TL1 service is stopped:
TL1GW...............................stopped
------------cost: 1(sec)------------
svc_adm : info : STOP finished.
l Start the TL1 NBI gateway service manually.

a. Log in to the OS as the ossuser user.
b. Start the TL1 NBI gateway service.
$ cd /opt/oss/server/bin
$ svc_adm -cmd startsvc TL1GW
c. Wait for several seconds.

If information similar to the following is displayed, the TL1 NBI gateway service is
successfully started:
TL1GW...............................running
------------cost: 2(sec)------------
svc_adm : info : START finished.
NOTE
If the error message "Failed to connect to the monitorAgent" is displayed, run the following
commands to start the NBI GW NMS service:
$ cd /opt/oss/server/bin/
$ ./startnms.sh
If the following information is displayed, the NBI GW NMS service is successfully started:
Start GW NMS Successfully!
----End
10.4 Setting Configuration Items

In a distributed system, use the NBI command configuration tool to set the NBI gateway
configuration items. For other configuration items, refer to the specific TL1 commands and
set them on the U2000 NMS Maintenance Suite of the EM.
The specific procedure for setting the NBI gateway configuration items is as follows:

1. Log in to the OS as the root user.

2. Start the NBI command configuration tool on the gateway node.
# cd /opt/oss/server/combine_service/nbigw
# . /opt/oss/server/svc_profile.sh
# ./startup_nbiconfigtool.sh
3. When the supported NBI types are displayed, enter 1 to select the common TL1 NBI and
press Enter.
**********Welcome***********
Please input which NBI config you need display or modify:
[1]:CommonTL1
[2]:TelTL1
[3]:SoapXml
[q]:Quit
Enter your value:
1
NOTE
The meanings of the NBI types are as follows:
l [1]: CommonTL1: Indicates the common TL1 NBI that uses port 9819. [1]:CommonTL1 must be
selected.
l [2]: TelTL1: Indicates the TL1 NBI that uses ports 13027 and 13028.
l [3]: SoapXml: Indicates the XML NBI that complies with the customized MTOSI 1.1 standards.
4. When all configuration items and their values are displayed, enter Y and press Enter if
you need to modify them.
**************Current Value****************
DumpVersion(2/3/4) :.2
DevMean(DevName/DevIP) :.DevName
Protocol(TCP/SSL) :.TCP
CharSet(UTF-8/ISO-8859-1/GBK) :.GBK
ACL :Not Config
*****************************************
Do you want to modify config?(Y/N)
Y
Configuration Value Description Default

Item Value
DevMean DevName This configuration item resides in TL1 DevName

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

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

gateway over TCP.
SSL The OSS communicates with the NBI

gateway over SSL.
CharSet GBK The TL1 character encoding format is GBK

GBK.


Item Value
UTF-8 The TL1 character encoding format is

UTF-8.
ISO-8859-1 The TL1 character encoding format is

ISO-8859-1.
DumpVersion 2 If the DumpVersion configuration 2

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

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

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


Item Value
ACL A single IP This configuration item indicates the NA

address or a access control list (ACL) of the TL1
certain IP NBI.
address
segment.
The value
is in the
following
format:
l A single
IP
address:
192.168
.10.1
l A
certain
IP
address
segment
:
192.168
.10.1/24
or
0.0.0.0-
255.255
.
255.255
5. Select the configuration items to be modified, for example, enter 2 and TCP and press
Enter. Then the OSS connects to the NBI gateway over TCP. After the modification
succeeds, the "Success!" message is displayed.
Which item you need modify?
[0] DumpVersion(2/3/4)
[1] DevMean(DevName/DevIP)
[2] Protocol(TCP/SSL)
[3] CharSet(UTF-8/ISO-8859-1/GBK)
[4] ACL
Please enter which item you need modify:(example 1)
2
Enter your item value:
TCP
Success!
6. Restart the TL1 NBI gateway service.

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 11 Command Format
11 Command Format
About This Chapter
This topic describes the formats of the commands, responses, and resource change
notifications.
11.1 Format Description

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

11.1 Format Description

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

The Autonomous Message of TL1 is the notification message of the NBI. Autonomous
Message is sent from the EMS to the upper-layer management system and need not be related
to the corresponding compulsory commands.
The Functions of the Autonomous Messages are as follows:
l Reports the alarming or non-alarming emergencies
l Reports the scheduled test and diagnosis to NEs
l Reports inspection data on performance specifications
l Reports the change of the data in the NE database
l Reports the preceding information regularly according to the selection criteria of the NE
Command Symbol
Table 11-1 provides the description of command symbols enclosed in different formats.
Table 11-1 Command symbol description

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

type.
[] Encloses an optional character or message.

Symbol Description
() Encloses a group of mandatory symbol and messages.

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

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

This topic describes the formats and parameters of the TL1 NBI commands.
Command Format
<command_code>:<staging_parameter_blocks>:<message_payload_block>;
<command code>::=<verb>[-<modifier>[-<modifiers>]]
Staging Parameter Block::=[<target identifier>]:<access identifier(s)>:<ctag>:
NOTICE
If an optional parameter does not exist, do not omit the spacing character between this
parameter and the one next to it. For example, if the <target identifier> does not exist, the ":"
follows it must remain.
Parameter Description
Table 11-2 describes the parameters of the TL1 command.

Table 11-2 Parameters of the TL1 command

command_code Refers to the command code, and indicates what needs to be

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

cks l target identifier: not applicable in this case
l access identifier: Is used for location
l ctag (correlation tag): the symbol connecting the entered
message and the response message; "ctag" can be any
character other than a colon (:), semicolon (;) and comma (,)
and must be consistent between the input message and the
response message.
NOTE
The following characters are supported:
l English letters: A-Z and a-z.
l Numbers: 0-9.
l Symbols: ( ) _ - + . / \ and space.
Some commands allow single quotation marks '' in the Alias field or
certain fields, indicating that they are left blank.
message_payload_blo Refers to the main content of the message and is named pay-load;
ck It can be either a null value or multiple data block in the format
of: "(<Px>(,<Px>)*)*".
"Px" indicates a data item. Use a comma (,) to separate several
data items. The format of the data item is shown as
"<keyword>=<value>".
Example
The LST-FRAME command is used as an example to describe the command format.

11.3 Response Format Description

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

– <header><response identification><text block><terminator>
– header::=<cr><lf><lf>^^^<sid>^<year>-<month>-
<day>^<hour>:<minute>:<second>
– response identification::=<cr><lf>M^^<ctag>^<completion code>
– text block::=(<cr><lf>^^^<EN=error-code>^^^<ENDESC=error-description>)
[(<cr> <lf>^^^<quoted line>)]
– quoted line::=<blktag=block-tag><cr><lf>^^^<blkcount=currentblock-
count><cr><lf>^^^< blktotal=total-count><cr><lf><result>
– result::=<cr><lf><title><cr><lf>(<->*)<cr><lf>(<attribs>((<values>)*))(<-
>*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
– attribs::=<attrib>((<tab><attrib>)*)<cr><lf>
– values::=<value>((<tab><value>)*)<cr><lf>
– terminator::=<cr><lf>(;|>)

Table 11-3 describes the parameters of the responses to the TL1 NBI commands.
Table 11-3 Parameters of the responses to the TL1 NBI commands

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

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

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

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

11.4 Format Description of the Resource Change

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

<header><auto id>[<text block>]<terminator>
header::=<cr><lf><lf>^^^<sid>^<year>-<month>-<day>^<hour>:<minute>:<second>
auto id::=<cr><lf><almcde>^^<atag>^<verb>[^<modifier>[^<modifier>]]
text block::=(<cr><lf>^^^<unquotedline>)|(<cr><lf>^^^<quoted line>)|
(<cr><lf>^^^<comment>)
terminator::=<cr><lf>(;|>)
Table 11-4 describes the parameters required for the resource change notification.
Table 11-4 Parameters required for the resource change notification

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

auto id Indicates the level and state of automatic reported message.

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

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

including">"and";".

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 12 Supported Devices of the Same Series
12 Supported Devices of the Same Series
This topic describes devices that TL1 commands support. Because devices of the same series
have the same features, the Device Type column in the following table lists only one type of
device.
Table 12-1 Device type parameters

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

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

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

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

MA5612 also apply to the
MA5612B.

iManager U2000 Unified Network Management System 13 Controlling a Session and Performing Operations on a
Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide Device
13 Controlling a Session and Performing

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

13.1 Controlling the Session

This topic provides the commands and examples for controlling the session.
Session control is used to manage the socket connection between the access adaptation
module and the U2000, thus providing protection against the unauthorized attackers on the
network. It is recommended that you change the user ID and password regularly during the
operation and maintenance of the system.
13.1.1 Logging in to the U2000 (LOGIN)
Usage Note
When using the TL1 NBI function, make sure the OSS communicates with the U2000 using
port 9819.
This command is used to log into the U2000 after a connection is successfully set up. If you
log in to the TL1 NBI successfully, you can issue NBI commands to perform operations on
the devices.
Command Format
LOGIN:::CTAG::UN=user-name,PWD=password;
Input Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description Default
UN OCTET SIZE (20) Indicates the user -

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

STRING password.
NOTE
distributed deployment). Both users' initial passwords are Changeme_123 . The password must be changed
during the first login to ensure system security. Keep the password confidential and change it regularly.
Response Format
It complies with the response format of the operation command provided in 11.3 Response
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
ID Description Solution
76546031 Invalid user name or Enter the correct user name

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

update it.
2686058556 User relogin error Do not log in to the U2000

again because you have
logged in.
Example
To log in to the U2000 by entering the user name tester and the password Changeme_321
after a connection is successfully set up between the server and the client, run the following
command:
LOGIN:::1::UN=tester,PWD=Changeme_321;
The result is as follows:
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M 1 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded.
Related Command
None.
13.1.2 Logging In to the U2000 (ACT-USER)

Usage Note
This command is used to log in to the EMS. After you log in to the EMS successfully, the
NMS can manage all the NEs in the EMS. If no operation is performed within 10 minutes,
you will be logged out automatically. To prevent such a problem, you can run the
SHAKEHAND:::CTAG::; command for handshaking to retain the connection. You can log
in to the U2000 from the NMS with a user account that is created on the U2000 EMS client.
Command Format
ACT-USER:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>::<PID>;

Input Parameter
<TID> OCTET SIZE (20) Indicates the target N/A

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

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

STRING password.
NOTE
Response Format
l Normal
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<sid>ˆYY-MM-DDˆHH:MM:SS cr lf
M^^<ctag>ˆCOMPLD cr lf
;
l Error
<cr><lf><lf>
M^^<ctag>ˆDENY cr lf
^^^<errcode><cr><lf>
^^^/*<error description>*/<cr><lf>
;
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
Description Solution
User relogin error Do not log in to the U2000 again because you have logged in.
Example
To log in to the U2000 by entering the user name admin and the password Changeme_321,
run the following command:

ACT-USER::admin:100::Changeme_321;
l Normal
N2000BMS 09-01-01 02:15:27
M 100 COMPLD
;
l Error
N2000BMS 09-01-01 02:49:08
M 100 DENY
IDMS
/*Invalid user name or password.*/
;
Related Command
There is no related command.
13.1.3 Exiting the U2000 (LOGOUT)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LOGOUT:::CTAG::;
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To exit the U2000, run the following command:
LOGOUT:::8::;
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M 8 COMPLD
Related Command
None.
13.1.4 Exiting the U2000 (CANC-USER)
Usage Note
This command is used to log out of the EMS. A user cannot force another user to log out of
the EMS.
Command Format
CANC-USER:[<TID>]:[<UID>]:<CTAG>;
Input Parameter
<TID> OCTET SIZE (20) Indicates the target N/A

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

STRING user names in the
EMS.
NOTE
Response Format
l Normal
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf>
;
;
l Error
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^DENY<cr><lf>

;
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
User does not log in Ensure that the entered user name is the same as the name of
the current user that has logged in to the system.
Example
To exit the U2000 by entering the user name admin, run the following command:
CANC-USER::admin:100;
l Normal
N2000BMS 04-01-01 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
l Error
N2000BMS 04-01-01 14:30:00
M 100 DENY
IDMS
/*User does not log in*/
;
Related Command
13.1.5 Querying the U2000 Version (LST-BMSVERSION)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-BMSVERSION:::CTAG::;
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
It complies with the response format of the query command provided in 11.3 Response
Format Description.

title = "V" + Version + "R" + release version + "C" + customer

version + "SP" + spVersion name of attributes: VERSION
Output Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description
VERSION OCTET STRING SIZE (252) Indicates the

U2000 version.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the U2000 version, run the following command:
LST-BMSVERSION:::1::;
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M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
V200R016C50
------------
Version
V200R016C50
------------
Related Command
None.
13.1.6 Querying the NMS Information (LST-EMFSYSINFO)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-EMFSYSINFO:::CTAG::;
Supporting Device
None.

Response Format
Format Description.
title=Information of EMS system
name of attributes:ID NAME TYPE MANUFATCTURE IP INTERFACE MANUADDRESS
OPERATESTATE SYSWARNSTATE MAXNECOUNT NECOUNT CREATOR CREATEDATE HARDWAREINFO
SOFTWAREINFO CREATORADDRESS CREATORTEL REMARK VERSION
Output Parameter
Param Type Range Description
eter
ID INTEGER 1 Indicates the NMS ID from a vendor.
NAME OCTET HUAWEIEMS Indicates the NMS name from a vendor.

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

STRING
MAN OCTET HUAWEI Indicates the vendor name.

UFAT STRING
CTUR
E
IP OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the IP address and port number

STRING used for the communication between the
NMS and the OSS.
The format is "IP address:port number".
For example, 10.71.210.219:9819.
INTER OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NMS version from a vendor.
FACE STRING
MAN OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the location of the NMS server.
UADD STRING
RESS
OPER OCTET normal Indicates the running status of the NMS

ATEST STRING from a vendor.
ATE
SYSW OCTET Critical Indicates the alarm status of the NMS from
ARNS STRING Major a vendor. The highest severity of alarm is
TATE returned.
Minor
Warn
none
MAX OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the maximum NEs that the NMS
NECO STRING from a vendor can manage.
UNT


eter
NECO OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the number of NEs that the NMS
UNT STRING from a vendor is managing.
CREA OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ID of the installation engineer

TOR STRING of the NMS.
CREA OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NMS installation date.

TEDA STRING
TE
HARD OCTET PC Indicates the hardware information about

WARE STRING SUN the NMS server.
INFO
SOFT OCTET WINDOWS Indicates the software information about

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

TORA STRING installation engineer.
DDRE
SS
CREA OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the telephone number of the

TORT STRING NMS installation engineer.
EL
REMA OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NMS remarks.

RK STRING
VERSI OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the software version of the NMS
ON STRING from a vendor.
NOTE
You may use personal information of users when querying the NMS information. Therefore, you are
obligated to take considerable measures, in compliance with the laws of the countries concerned and the user
privacy policies of your company, to ensure that the personal data of users is fully protected.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the information about the NMS from a vendor, run the following command:
LST-EMFSYSINFO:::1::;
0 2010-12-13 12:11:24

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

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------
ID NAME TYPE MANUFATCTURE IP INTERFACE MANUADDRESS OPERATESTATE SYSWARNSTATE
MAXNECOUNT NECOUNT CREATOR CREATEDATE HARDWAREINFO SOFTWAREINFO CREATORADDRESS
CREATORTEL REMARK VERSION
1 HUAWEIEMS EMS HUAWEI 10.71.210.81:9819 V200R016C50 shenzhen normal none 15000
0.390625 huawei -- SUN SOLARIS shenzhen 400-830-2118 Remark V200R016C50
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
13.1.7 Handshaking (SHAKEHAND)

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

0 2005-06-08 16:39:39
M 8 COMPLD
Related Command
None.
13.1.8 Handshaking (REPT-STAT)

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

STRING (128) the value of the configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV parameter
indicates the IP address of the device.
For details about how to modify
configuration items, see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device According to the
IP Address.
Response Format
l Normal
<cr><lf><lf>

M^^<ctag>ˆCOMPLD cr lf
;
l Error
<cr><lf><lf>
M^^<ctag>ˆDENY cr lf
;
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
The TAP does not exist. The entered TAP number is different from the TAP number
specified by the device. In this case, enter the specified TAP
number and re-issue the CONN-LPACC-MET command.
Example
To issue the command for handshaking to the system, run the following command:
REPT-STAT:10.71.59.79::CTAG;
l Normal
7340116 11-01-30 11:08:37
M CTAG COMPLD
;
l Error
7340116 11-01-30 11:06:55
M CTAG DENY
IDMS
/*The TAP does not exist*/
;
Related Command
l CONN-LPACC-MET
l DISC-TACC
13.2 Performing Operations on a Device

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

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

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

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

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

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M 2 COMPLD
;
Related Command
None.
13.2.2 Modifying a Subnet (MOD-SUBNET)
Usage Note
This command is used to modify the name and remarks of a subnet on the U2000.
Command Format
MOD-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=sequence of subnet name:CTAG::[NAME=subnet name]
[,COMMENT=subnet-comment];
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
Param Type Range Description Default
eter
NAME OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the sequence of N/A

SEQU STRING subnet names. Names of
ENCE subnets in different layers
are separated by
backslash (\), for
name on the NM\Subnet
name sequence on the
EM, for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\H
W\F4.


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

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

ENT STRING the subnet.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To modify the name of subnet \HW\F4 to \HW\F3, run the following command:
MOD-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=\HW\F4:2::NAME=F3,COMMENT=1234;
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M 2 COMPLD
;
Related Command
None.
13.2.3 Deleting a Subnet (DEL-SUBNET)

Usage Note
This command is used to delete an empty subnet, which does not contain lower-level subnets
or devices.
Command Format
DEL-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=sequence of subnet name:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
Input Parameter
eter
NAME OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the sequence of N/A

are separated by
backslash (\), for
EM, for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\H
W\F4.
You can only delete the
lowest level subnet. For
example, if you enter
\HW\F4 or F4, only
subnet F4 is deleted.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To delete a subnet named F4, run the following command:
DEL-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=\HW\F4:2::;

0 2011-05-01 16:39:39
M 2 COMPLD

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

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

STRING L2LINK l IP link
VIRTUALL l Layer 2 link
INK l Virtual link
NOTE
The SOURCEFN, SOURCESN,
SOURCEPN, SINKFN, SINKSN,
and SINKPN parameters are
mandatory if you set this parameter to
IPLINK or L2LINK.
SOURC OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the source -

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

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

ESN end.


eter
SOURC Integer 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the source -

EPN end.
SINKD OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the sink end. -
EV STRING
SINKF Integer 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the -

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

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

N end.
NETTY OCTET IPV4 Indicates the network protocol -

PE STRING IPV6 type.
DUALSTA
CK
COMM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the remarks. -

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

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

R STRING
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To add an NE link named link_name, run the following command:
ADD-
NELINK::NAME=link_name,TYPE=L2LINK,SOURCEDEV=10.78.217.110,SOURCEF
N=0,SOURCESN=5,SOURCEPN=1,SINKDEV=10.78.217.114,SINKFN=0,SINKSN=1,SI
NKPN=1:CTAG::NETTYPE=IPV4,COMMENT=link_comment,ALIAS=link_alias,OW
NER=link_owner;


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

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

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

ME STRING new link.
NETT OCTET IPV4 Indicates the network -

YPE STRING IPV6 protocol type after
modification.
DUALSTAC
K
COMM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the new -

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

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

R STRING of the link.

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

Usage Note
This command is used to delete an NE link on the U2000.
Command Format
DEL-NELINK::[LINKID=link-id][,NAME=link-name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
eter
LINKI OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the ID of the -

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

STRING link.

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

0 2011-08-01 16:39:39
M CTAG COMPLD
Related Command
None.
13.2.7 Synchronizing the Time (SYNC-DEVTIME)
Usage Note
This command is used to synchronize the time of the specified device so that the system time
of the device is the same as the system time of the U2000 server. The time returned by the
command is in UTC mode.
Command Format
SYNC-DEVTIME::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DT=Device-type):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U

95 MA5603T
219 UA5000 (PVMV1)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID. -
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device -

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

Device.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" synchronize the time of the device "+device-name+" with the server"
name of attributes:TIME

Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Check and ensure that the
entered ID, name, and IP
address of the device are
correct.
Example
To synchronize the time of the device 10.78.217.111 so that the system time of the device is
the same as the system time of the U2000 server, run the following command:
SYNC-DEVTIME::DEV=10.78.217.111:1::;
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M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
synchronize the time of the device 10.78.217.111 with the server
---------
TIME
2010-11-20 3:7:8:0
---------
;
Related Command
None.
13.2.8 Synchronizing NE Data (SYNC-DEV)
Usage Note
This command is used to synchronize the data of a specified NE to maintain the data
consistency between the U2000 and the NE.
The DEV (IP address of an OLT) and ONULOCATEINFO parameters can be used as the
location information. Before using these two parameters as the location information, make
sure that the DEV parameter indicates the IP address of the device. For details, see 23.7 How
to Locate a Device According to the IP Address.
Command Format
SYNC-DEV::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name|(DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-information))[,SRV=sync-service-name]:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
For information about the supporting devices, see 24.1 Parameters Related to the Device
Type.
Input Parameter
Paramete Type Range Description Default
r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by -

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

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


r
SRV OCTET l PHYRES Indicates the types of services -

STRING l ADSL to be synchronized. Data of the
entire NE is synchronized if
l VDSL this parameter is blank.
l ETH
l SERVICE
PORT
l IGMP
l PROTOC
OL
l VOIP
l GPON
l EPON
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1610612773 Synchronizing. Please Wait until the

wait... synchronization is complete.
Example
To synchronize the data of the NE 10.78.217.114, run the following command:
SYNC-DEV::DEV=10.78.217.114:CTAG::;
7340071 2010-12-20 21:07:34
M CTAG COMPLD
;
Related Command
None.

13.2.9 Deleting a Device (DEL-DEV)
Usage Note
This command is used to delete only the device and empty submap. When deleting an empty
submap, ensure that the submap name is unique.
Command Format
DEL-DEV::(DID=Device-ID|SUBMAP=submapname|(DEV=Device-name[,DEVIP=device-
IP])):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628

2319 MA5621
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
2318 MA5632
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
The MA5621 V800R311C00 and later versions support this command.
2323 MA5622A (V800R311C00 and later versions)
2324 MA5623 (V800R311C00 and later versions)
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2352 MA5800-X15
2354 EDFA3220-D

Input Parameter
eter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For details
about how to modify
configuration items, see
23.7 How to Locate a
Device According to
the IP Address.
SUBM OCTET 1-64 Indicates the sequence -

AP STRING of subnet names. Names
of subnets in different
layers are separated by
backslash (\), for
name on the NM
\Subnet name
sequence on the EM,
for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\H
W\F4.
DEVIP IPADDRESS - (Optional) Indicates the -

IP address of the device.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
entered parameters are correct.
Example
To delete the device named 10.71.62.30, run the following command:
DEL-DEV::DEV=10.71.62.30:119::;

7340034 2005-06-08 16:39:39
M 119 COMPLD
;
Related Command
None.
13.2.10 Resetting a Device (RESET-DEV)
Usage Note
NOTICE
l After a device is reset, all the boards of the device are reset. This results in temporary
interruption of the services.
l Save the data before resetting a device. Otherwise, the original data is lost.
When the system is faulty or the software needs to be upgraded, run this command after the
program package file and the matching database file are loaded.
Command Format
RESET-DEV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3

57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
219 UA5000(PVM)
249 MA5600T
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
The MA5621 V800R311C00 and later versions support this
command.
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name -

STRING by default. If the value of
the configuration item
Device According to the
IP Address.

Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
entered ID, name, and IP
address of the device are
correct.
Example
To reset the device named 10.71.62.30, run the following command:
RESET-DEV::DEV=10.71.62.30:120::;

7340034 2005-06-08 16:39:39
M 120 COMPLD
;
Related Command
SAVE-DEV
13.2.11 Resetting a Board (RESET-BOARD)
Usage Note
NOTICE
l If the control board is reset, the system is also reset.
l If a board is reset, the related services are interrupted temporarily. Therefore, exercise
caution when performing this operation.
When the services of a board are abnormal or you need to locate test problems, run this
command.

Command Format
RESET-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-
number:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
219 UA5000(PVM)
249 MA5600T
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description Defaul
t

Parameter Type Range Description Defaul

t

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack -

ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. -
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1615659120 The board is not supported this kind The board cannot be reset.
of function.
Example
To reset the board in slot 0 of shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.30, run the following
command:
RESET-BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.30,FN=0,SN=0:121::;
7340034 2005-06-08 16:39:39
M 121 COMPLD
;

Related Command
RESET-DEV
13.2.12 Changing the Device Name and Alias (MOD-DEV)

Usage Note
This command is used to change device names and aliases displayed on the U2000.
Command Format
MOD-DEV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[NAME=device-name][,ALIAS=device-
alias];
Supporting Device
For information about the supporting devices, see Table 24-1.
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device N/A

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

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

NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the N/A

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

STRING device alias.
If you do not set
this parameter, the
device alias does
not change.
Response Format
This response format complies with that of the operation command provided in 11.3
Response Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Ensure that the entered ID,
name, IP address, and alias
of the device are correct.

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

7340032 2006-08-24 22:05:11
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Command
LST-DEV
13.2.13 Modifying the Shelf Name and Alias (MOD-FRAME)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
MOD-FRAME::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num:CTAG::[NAME=frame-name]
[,ALIAS=frame-alias];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVMV1)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
Table 13-1 Parameters required for modifying the shelf name and alias

r
DID INTEGER - Indicates the -

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

STRING device name by
default. If the
value of the
configuration
item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For
details about how
to modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate a
Device
According to the
IP Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the -

subrack ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the new -

STRING shelf name.
If you do not set
this parameter,
the shelf name
does not change.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the new -

STRING shelf alias.
If you do not set
this parameter,
the shelf alias
does not change.
Response Format
Format Description.

Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1613758569 The resource does not Run the LST-FRAME command to

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

7340032 2006-08-24 22:02:16
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Command
LST-FRAME
13.2.14 Modifying the Slot Alias (MOD-SLOT)
Usage Note
A board must be inserted in the slot.
Command Format
MOD-SLOT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num:CTAG::
[ALIAS=slot-alias];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVMV1)
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T

34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
eter

device ID.

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

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

ID.


eter
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the new -

STRING board alias.
If you do not set
this parameter, the
board alias does
not change.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
1613758569 The resource does not exist Run the LST-BOARD

or its type is wrong. command to check whether
the slot for the board exists.
Example
To modify the alias for slot 8 in shelf 0 of the device named UAPVMV1 to slotalias, run the
following command:
MOD-SLOT::DEV=UAPVMV1,FN=0,SN=3:1::ALIAS=slotalias;
7340033 2006-07-10 16:07:38
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Command
LST-BOARD

13.2.15 Exporting a Resource File (DMP-INVENTORY)
Usage Note
l If the data volume is large, many system resources will be occupied by the command. In
a centralized system, a maximum of three export tasks can be run concurrently by
default. In a distributed system, only one export task is allowed at a time.
l This command supports the export of XML and CSV resource files. For details about
command usage, see Command Format.
l When you export the resource file, the type of an MA5683T is related to the
TL1_SHOW_MA5683T_SWITCH configuration item setting. For details about the
meaning and setting method of the configuration item, see Table 9-1.
l You can export different inventory resource types by setting the configuration item
NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION. In addition, the directory and format of the
exported XML resource files are different. For details about the meaning and setting
method of the configuration item in a centralized system, see Table 9-1. For details
about the meaning and setting method of the configuration item in a distributed system,
see 10.4 Setting Configuration Items. For details about the directory and format of the
exported files, see Description of the directory and format of exported files.
l You can specify whether to export the version information about the inventory resources
by setting the configuration item CMMOREINFO.
Command Format
DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::[DT=device-type][,DEV=Device-name][,RES=resource-type]
[,TYPE=CSV][,FILEPREFIX=file-prefix];
NOTE
l If you need to export XML resource files and NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION is 2, the

command format is DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::[DT=device-type].
command format is DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::[DT=device-type][,DEV=Device-name]
[,RES=resource-type].
command format is DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::[DEV=Device-name].
l If you need to export CSV resource files, the command format is DMP-
INVENTORY:::CTAG::TYPE=CSV[,FILEPREFIX=file-prefix].
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616

219 UA5000(PVM)
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2330 MA5633
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2326 MA5623A
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Param Type Range Description Defa
eter ult
DT Intege See Indicates the device type. N/A

r Supporting
Device.
DEV OCTE SIZE (192) Indicates the default device name. If the N/A
T value of the configuration item DEVMEAN
STRI is 1, the DEV parameter indicates the IP
NG address of the device. For details about how
to modify configuration items, see 23.7 How
to Locate a Device According to the IP
Address.
NOTE
The resource information about a specified device
can be exported to a file only when the
NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION
configuration item is set to 3 or 4.


eter ult
RES OCTE l ME Indicates the resource type. ME,S

T l SHELF If you do not enter this parameter, data of all HELF,
STRI resource types is exported. CARD
NG l CARD ,DAU
l DAUGHT The options are as follows: GTHE
ERCARD l ME: devices RCAR
l PORT l SHELF: subracks Dand
PORT
l POTS l CARD: boards
l BRA l DAUGHTERCARD: daughter boards
l LAG l PORT: ports
l ADSL l POTS: PSTN users
l VDSL l BRA: BRA ports
l ONT l LAG: Ethernet aggregation groups
l SERVICE l ADSL: ADSL ports
PORT l VDSL: VDSL ports
l VLANOF l ONT: GPON ONT devices
LAG
l SERVICEPORT: service virtual ports
l ETH
l VLANOFLAG: Ethernet aggregation
l PORTOF groups in a VLAN
VLAN
l ETH: Ethernet ports
l CABLEM
ODEM l PORTOFVLAN: List of ports in a VLAN
l CMC l CABLEMODEM: CM terminal resources

l CMC: CMC devices. Example: MA5633
NOTE
l The resource information about a specified
resource type can be exported to a file only
when the
NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION
parameter is set to 3.
l This parameter can be set to one or more
values at a time.
l The LAG parameter is applicable only to the
following devices: MA5600T, MA5680T,
MA5662, MA5600 V300, MA5603U,
MA5603T and UA5000 (IPMB).
l The PORTOFVLAN parameter is applicable
only to the following devices: MA5600T,
MA5680T, MA5608T, MA5603U, MA5603T,
MA5600V3, MA5662, MA5616, MA5611S,
MA5623A and UA5000 (IPMB).
l The CMC parameter is applicable only to the
following devices: MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5608T, MA5680T and MA5633.


eter ult
TYPE OCTE CSV Indicates the format of the exported file. N/A
T This parameter is exclusive to the DT, DEV,
STRI and RES parameters. After this parameter is
NG set, multiple CSV files will be exported based
on the resource types, including the following
five types:
l container_info_yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-
ss.csv: device information file
l shelf_info_yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-ss.csv:
subrack information file
l slot_info_yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-ss.csv:
slot information file
l port_info_yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-ss.csv:
port information file
l service_port_yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-ss.csv:
logic information file
If the size of a CSV file exceeds 100 MB,
another CSV file will be created. If multiple
CSV files are created, they are named in the
format port_info_yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-
ss_n_m.csv, where n indicates the file serial
number and m indicates the total number of
files.
If the size of data on ports is 260 MB, three
CSV files are generated and named as
follows:
l port_info_2010-12-28_02-02-05_1_3.csv
(100 MB)
l port_info_2010-12-28_02-02-05_2_3.csv
(100 MB)
l port_info_2010-12-28_02-02-05_3_3.csv
(60 MB)
In addition, you can enter a prefix in the file
name. Use a device data file as an example. If
the FILEPREFIX parameter is set to ftth,
the file name changes to
ftth_container_info_yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-
ss.csv.
FILEP OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the file prefix. This parameter is N/A
REFIX T available only when the TYPE parameter is
STRI set to CSV. Use a device data file as an
NG example. If the FILEPREFIX parameter is
set to ftth, the file name changes to
ftth_container_info_yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-
ss.csv.

Response Format
title=" Path information of the device-type "+device-type
name of attributes:PATH
Output Parameter
PATH OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the path of the

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

In a distributed system, multiple resource files are exported to the oss\server\var\dump\tl1
directory on the NM. In a centralized system, the export directory of resource files varies with
the value of the configuration item NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION. In distributed
and centralized systems, the format of exported files also varies with the value of the
configuration item.
l NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=2 (default value): The export directory of
resource files is oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\conf\bmscommon\resxml. The
format of exported files is as follows:
l NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=3: The export directory of resource files is

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

l NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=4: The export directory of resource files is

oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\dump_xml\. The format of exported files is as
follows:
Error Code
None.
Example
l In a centralized system
– (NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=2) Example 1: To export the resource
file of all the MA5680T, run the following command:
DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::DT=34;
0 2011-06-13 15:09:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

blktotal=1
Path information of the device-type MA5680T

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

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

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

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

---------
PATH
server : d:\oss\server\nemgr\nemgr_access\dump_xml
\10.70.35.236_MA5680T_7340034_20110613074004.xml
---------
l In a distributed system
(NBI_INVENTORY_DUMP_VERSION=2) Example 4: To export the resource file of
all the MA5680T, run the following command:
DMP-INVENTORY:::CTAG::DT=34;
0 2014-06-28 22:05:03
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1

blkcount=2
blktotal=2

---------
PATH
server : /opt/oss/server/var/dump/tl1/em_168_MA5680T_2014-06-28_14-05-0.xml
server : /opt/oss/server/var/dump/tl1/em_ccx_MA5680T_2014-06-28_06-09-0.xml
---------
Related Command
13.2.16 Exporting Service Port Statistics to Files (DMP-E2EPERF)
Usage Note
The configuration item DUMP_MAX_FILE_SIZE controls the size of each file, and
DUMP_MAX_FILE_SAVE_NUM controls the maximum number of files. For details about
the meaning and setting method of the configuration item, see Table 9-2.
Command Format
DMP-E2EPERF:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,DEV=Device-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
30 MA5605
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
71 MA5105
72 MA5100V2
74 MA5300V1
95 MA5603T
82 UA5000
86 MA5100V1
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U

96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
232 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Paramet Type Range Description Default
er
DT INTEGER See Supporting Indicates the device -

Device. type.

STRING name.If the value of
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
address of the device.
For details about how
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Path information of the device-type "+device-type
name of attributes: PATH

Output Parameter
PATH OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the prefix of the file

STRING path. The file name is similar to
e2e_MA5600T_2013-10-17_23-1
4-09_n_m.csv, where n indicates
the sequence number of a file and
m indicates the total number of
files.
Error Code
1615003650 Incorrect Set DT to a supported value.

parameter
input.
Example
Export the service port statistics of an MA5600T to files.
l Run the following command:
DMP-E2EPERF:::1::DT=249;
l The result is as follows:
-1 2013-10-17 23:14:24
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

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

13.2.17 Exporting Ethernet Port Statistics to Files (DMP-

ETHPERF)
Usage Note
Command Format
DMP-ETHPERF:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,DEV=Device-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
30 MA5605
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
71 MA5105
72 MA5100V2
74 MA5300V1
95 MA5603T
82 UA5000
86 MA5100V1
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
232 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17

2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

Device. type.

DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter

eth_MA5600T_2013-10-17_23-1
4-09_n_m.csv, where n indicates
the sequence number of a file and
m indicates the total number of
files.

Error Code

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

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

---------
PATH
server : d:/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/eth_MA5600T_2013-10-17_23-14-09
---------
;
Related Command
None.
13.2.18 Exporting PON Port Statistics to Files (DMP-PONPERF)
Usage Note
The size of the file to be exported cannot succeed 100 MB.
Command Format
DMP-PONPERF:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,DEV=Device-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
30 MA5605
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662

44 MA5600V3
71 MA5105
72 MA5100V2
74 MA5300V1
95 MA5603T
82 UA5000
86 MA5100V1
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
232 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

Device. type.


er

DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter

pon_MA5600T_2013-10-17_23-
14-09_n_m.csv, where n
indicates the sequence number of
a file and m indicates the total
number of files.
NOTE
If only one file exists, n and m are
not set. For example,
pon_MA5600T_2014-03-31_16-19-
30.CSV.
Error Code
2686058554 Command does not support Set DT to a supported value.

this device type

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

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

---------
PATH
server : d:/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/pon_MA5600T_2013-10-17_23-14-09.csv
---------
;
Related Command
None.
13.2.19 Adding a Device (ADD-DEV)
Usage Note
l This command is used to add new devices to the subnets on the U2000.
l The SNMP parameters on the U2000 must be the same as the SNMP parameters on the
device. For example, the protocol versions must be the same. Using SNMPv3 is
recommended because of its higher security than SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c.
l The IP addresses of the devices on the U2000 must be different.
l Ensure that the SNMP parameter profile has been created. Choose Administration > NE
Communicate Parameter > Default Access Protocol Parameters (traditional style)
from the main menu or select Fix-Network NE Configuration in Application Center
and choose Administration > NE Communicate Parameter > Default Access
Protocol Parameters (application style) from the main menu. In the dialog box that is
displayed, create an SNMP Profile according to the different SNMP version.
Command Format
ADD-DEV::DEV=Device-name[,DT=deviceType],DEVIP=device-IP:CTAG::
[NAMESEQUENCE=Sequence of subnet name][,SNMPPROF=parameter profile of snmp]
[,SNMPVER=Snmp-Version];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
NOTE
command.

100 MA5616
MA5616 V800R308C00 and later versions
104 MA5612
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5694S
2340 MA5611S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
2354 EDFA3220-D

2561 Third-Party SNMP Device
2562 Third-Party ICMP Device
Input Parameter
Para Type Range Description Default
mete
r

configuration item DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV parameter
indicates the IP address of the
device. For details about how to
modify configuration items, see
23.7 How to Locate a Device
DT Integer See Supporting Indicates the device type. -

Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type that
supports
decoupling, see
the value of the
typeid parameter
in the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_access
\dcp\pnp
\product\device
type\device
type.xml file.
DEV IPADDR - Indicates the IP address of the -

IP ESS device.


mete
r
NAM OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the sequence of subnet -

ESE STRING names. Names of subnets in
QUE different layers are separated by
NCE backslash (\), for example, \HW
\F4. In a distributed system, the
parameter value is in the format
of \EM subnet name on the
NM\Subnet name sequence on
the EM, for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\HW\F4.
If the subnet exists, add the new
device to the subnet. Otherwise,
create a subnet and add the new
device to the subnet.
SNM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of the SNMP -

PPR STRING parameter profile.
OF
SNM OCTET l V1(v1) Indicates the SNMP protocol. It -

PVE STRING l V2(v2) must be the same as that on the
R device.Using SNMPv3 is
l V3(v3) recommended because of its
higher security than SNMPv1
and SNMPv2c. The meanings of
the options are as follows:
l V1(v1): Indicates the SNMP
V1 protocol.
V2c protocol.
V3 protocol.
NOTE
Using SNMPv3 is recommended
because of its higher security than
SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c.
The value of this parameter is case
insensitive. For example, to use the
SNMP V1 protocol, you can enter
either V1 or v1.

NOTE
l The DEV parameter is mandatory.

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

required device.
Example
To add a UA5000 (IPMB) that uses the default SNMP profile and whose name and IP address
are UA5000IPMB and 10.71.56.153 respectively, run the following command:
ADD-DEV::DEV=UA5000IPMB,DT=253,DEVIP=10.71.56.153:2::;

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Related Command
None.
13.2.20 Adding a Board (ADD-BOARD)
Usage Note
A board can be added successfully only when the slot for the board is idle.

Command Format
ADD-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-
name),FN=FrameID,SN=SlotID:CTAG::BTDETAIL=BoardType[,SLOTNAME=BoardName];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

device ID.

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

subrack ID.


ID.
BTDETAIL OCTET See 24.2 Indicates the -

STRING Parameters type of the
Related To the board.
Board Type.
SLOTNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING alias of the
board.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2689009240 A board has already existed Check whether the

configuration data of the
board needs to be deleted.
Then, run the DEL-
BOARD command to delete
the board and add the
required board.
Example
To add a board named H801GPBC to slot 4 in shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.48, run
ADD-
BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.48,FN=0,SN=4:120::BTDETAIL=H801GPBC,SLOTNAME=H
801GPBC;

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

R


eter

configuration item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV parameter indicates the
IP address of the device. For details
about how to modify configuration
items, see 23.7 How to Locate a
Device According to the IP
Address.
ONULOCATEINFO parameters
for an ONU, that is, enter
DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=o
nu-locate-infomation, the DEV
parameter indicates the IP address
of the OLT.
ONUL OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ONU location -

OCAT STRING information. This parameter is used
EINFO with the DEV parameter (IP
address of the OLT).
The format is subrack ID/slot ID/
port ID/ONU ID. For example,
0/2/0/0 indicates the ONU 0 that is
connected to port slot 0/2/0.
FN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. -

R
SN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. -

R
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
2686058554 Command does not support Run the LST-DEV

this device type command to check whether
the entered device type is
MA5600V3, MA5680T or
MA5603U..
2689009257 Deleting board failure, as Delete the corresponding

service connections or service configuration and
correlative data (for then delete the board again.
example, dissociative VL,
CES channel, FR iwf) exists
Example
To delete the board in slot 4 of shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.48, run the following
command:
DEL-BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.48,FN=0,SN=4:120::;

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Related Command
None.
13.2.22 Disabling a Board (DISABLE-BOARD)
Usage Note
l The DISABLE-BOARD command is applicable only to the board that is enabled.
l The DISABLE-BOARD command is not applicable to the board that is automatically
discovered.
l The DISABLE-BOARD command is not applicable to the control board.
Command Format
DISABLE-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-
number:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3

94 MA5603U
Input Parameter

device ID.

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

subrack ID.

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid parameter Check and ensure that the

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

MA5600V3.
2686058531 The device does not exist. The device does not exist.
Check and ensure that the IP
address of the required
device is correct.
Example
To disable the board in slot 0 of shelf 0 of the device named 10.71.62.30, run the following
command:
DISABLE-BOARD::DEV=10.71.62.30,FN=0,SN=0:121::;

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Related Command
l LST-DEV
l LST-BOARD
l ENABLE-BOARD
13.2.23 Enabling a Board (ENABLE-BOARD)
Usage Note
l This command cannot be executed on the control board.
l Only the board that is disabled or configured can be enabled.
Command Format
ENABLE-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-
number:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
Input Parameter
Table 13-2 Parameters required for enabling a board

device ID.

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

subrack ID.

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code

MA5600V3.
2688746400 Board not prohibited and Run the LST-BOARD

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

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

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

Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
Input Parameter

device ID.

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

subrack ID.

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code

MA5600V3.
2688746481 The board has been Run the LST-BOARD

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

(SYSTEM-SWITCH)
Usage Note
The standby control board must be inserted and run in the normal state.
Command Format
SYSTEM-SWITCH::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T

249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

device ID.

default. If the
value of the
configuration
item
DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV
parameter
indicates the IP
address of the
device. For
details about
how to modify
configuration
items, see 23.7
How to Locate
a Device
According to
the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
2689008524 Standby board fault or not Repair or insert the standby

exist control board.
Example
To switch over the active and standby control boards of the device named 10.71.62.48, run the
following command:
SYSTEM-SWITCH::DEV=10.71.62.48:120::;

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Related Command
None.
13.2.26 Activating a CATV Port (ACT-CATVPORT)
Usage Note
There is no usage note.
Command Format
ACT-CATVPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-num)(,SN=Slot-num)
(,SSN=SubBoard-num)(,PN=Port-num):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
92 MA5652G
Input Parameter
ter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID. N/A


ter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default device N/A

STRING name. If the value of the
configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) Indicates the N/A

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

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

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

port ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
There in no output parameter.
Error Code
2686058497 Command syntax error Check the command according to

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

2686058499 Unknown command Check whether the command

word is correct. If it is incorrect,
change it to ACT-CATVPORT
and reissue it.
2686058801 The device does not exist The device does not exist. In this
case, ensure that the device IP
address is correct.
2686058554 Command does not support Ensure that the command supports
this device type the entered device name or IP
address.
Example
To activate CATV port 0/1/2 on the device named 10.71.211.85, run the following command:
ACT-CATVPORT::DEV=10.71.211.85,FN=0,SN=1,SSN=65535,PN=2:2::;

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Related Command
DACT-CATVPORT
13.2.27 Deactivating a CATV Port (DACT-CATVPORT)
Usage Note
Command Format
DACT-CATVPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-num)(,SN=Slot-num)
(,SSN=SubBoard-num)(,PN=Port-num):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
92 MA5652G

Input Parameter
r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default N/A

STRING device name. If the value
of the configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter indicates
the IP address of the
device. For details about
how to modify
IP Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) Indicates the N/A

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

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

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

port ID.
Response Format
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
2686058497 Command syntax error Check the command according to the

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

correct. If it is incorrect, change it to
DACT-CATVPORT and reissue it.
2686058801 The device does not exist The device does not exist. In this
case, ensure that the device IP
address is correct.
2686058554 Command does not support Ensure that the command supports
this device type the entered device name or IP
address.
Example
To deactivate CATV port 0/1/2 on the device named 10.71.211.85, run the following
command:
DACT-CATVPORT::DEV=10.71.211.85,FN=0,SN=1,SSN=65535,PN=2:2::;

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ACT-CATVPORT
13.2.28 Changing a Device IP Address (MOD-DEVIP)
Usage Note
This command is used to change a device IP address on the U2000 if a user has changed the
IP address of this device.
Command Format
MOD-DEVIP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DEVIP=device-IP):CTAG::NEWDEVIP=device-
IP;

Supporting Device
37 MA5662
NOTE
command.
44 MA5600v3
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
ter


ter

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

STRING
NEWD OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the new IP address of N/A

EVIP STRING the device.
Response Format
Output Parameter
The IP address of the device must be valid.
Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid parameter Ensure that the command is proper

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

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

Example
To change the device IP address 10.71.62.30 to 10.71.62.31, run the following command:
MOD-DEVIP::DEVIP=10.71.62.30:121::NEWDEVIP=10.71.62.31;

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Related Command
LST-DEV
13.2.29 Adding an Alarm to the U2000 (ADD-ALARM)
Usage Note
The alarm to be added to the U2000 must exist on the device.
Command Format
ADD-ALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DEVIP=device-IP)(,NODETYPE=lNodeType)
[,CLASS=cFaultClass][,LEVEL=cFaultLevel][,FUNCTION=cFaultFunction]
(,FAULTID=sFaultID)[,REASONID=sReasonID][,PARA=strPara][,DETAIL=strDetail]
(,FLAG=cFaultFlag):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
r
DID INTEGER - (Optional) Indicates the device ID. -
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) (Optional) Indicates the device -

STRING name by default. If the value of
of the device. For details about
how to modify configuration
Address.
DEVIP IPADDRE - (Optional) Indicates the IP address -

SS of the device.


r
NODETY INTEGER 1 Indicates the node type. The -

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

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

event level. The meanings of the
options are as follows:
1: critical
2: major
3: minor
4: warning
FUNCTIO INTEGER 1-10 Indicates the functional -

N classification. The meanings of
the options are as follows:
1: power alarm
2: environment alarm
3: signaling alarm
4: trunk alarm
5: hardware alarm
6: software alarm
7: operation alarm
8: communication failure
9: service quality
10: processing error
FAULTID INTEGER 0-999999999 Indicates the alarm or event ID. -

This parameter and the device
type are used to identify an alarm
or event.


r
REASONI INTEGER 0-999999999 Indicates the cause ID of the -

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

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

STRING or event and explanation of other
non-location parameters. For
example, MAC#0404-OOAE-
OOAB and ONUIP#10.10.10.10,
where the symbol # means "be
equal to". Multiple non-location
parameters are separated by a
space.
FLAG INTEGER 0-2 Indicates the flag field. The -

follows:
0: event alarm
1: fault alarm
2: recovery alarm
NOTE
l You must set one of the DID, DEV, and DEVIP parameters. The NODETYPE and FAULTID
parameters are mandatory, and other parameters are optional.
l If the PARA parameter is set, the value must be in the format "subrack ID/slot ID/subslot ID/port
ID/ONU ID/ONU slot ID/ONU port ID". You can enter only part of the information. For example, if
you enter only 0/1, it indicates slot 1 in shelf 0. If the location information contains the port ID, you
must enter the subslot ID at first. If the subslot does not exist, enter 65535 as the subslot ID. For
example, if you enter 0/1/65535/1, it indicates port 0/1/1.
Response Format
The alarm is displayed as an alarm, an event, or a cleared alarm on the U2000.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.

Example
To add event 120 to the U2000, run the following command:
ADD-ALARM::DEV=MA5680T,NODETYPE=255,FAULTID=120,FLAG=1:CTAG::;

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Related Command
None.
13.2.30 Saving the Device Configuration (SAVE-DEV)
Usage Note
This command is used to save the configuration of the device on the U2000.
Command Format
SAVE-DEV::DEV=Device-name|DID=Device-ID|DEVIP=device-IP:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
eter

DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.
DID Integer - Indicates the device ID. -
DEVIP IPADDRES - Indicates the IP address -

S of the device.

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

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

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

the process is busy. In this
case, try to perform the
operation later.
Example
To save the configuration of the device named 10.71.211.15, run the following command:
SAVE-DEV::DEV=10.71.211.15:6::;

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Related Command
None.

13.2.31 Issuing the Command Configuration Script to a Device

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

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

Figure 13-1 Configuring STelnet parameters
Figure 13-2 Configuring Telnet parameters
d. (Optional) When Protocol Name is set to STelnet and OPERATION_MODE

needs to be verified, verify the device fingerprint. For details about how to set
OPERATION_MODE, see Table 9-1.
i. Choose Administration > NE Communicate Parameter > Set NE SSH
Fingerprint (traditional style) from the main menu or select Fix-Network NE
Configuration in Application Center and choose Administration > NE
Communicate Parameter > Set NE SSH Fingerprint (application style)
from the main menu.
ii. Select the desired device in the navigation tree and click .

iii. In the dialog box that is displayed, modify and verify the device fingerprint.
l This command can be run to execute the command configuration script (.cfg file) in
Telnet/STelnet or file loading mode. Then all commands in the command configuration
script are issued to the device.
l The configuration principles of the command configuration script are as follows:
With a command configuration script and the TL1 command CFG-DEVEX, you can
quickly set parameters for similar services. The file format of the script, usually in
the .cfg format, is associated with the value of MODE in the TL1 command.
– If the value of MODE is CFGFILE, conform to the following rules:
n Contents in the script are the same as contents in the configuration file backed
up on the device by running the backup configuration xxx command.
n The script loaded to the device takes effect only after the device is restarted.
The effect is the same as the operation of loading a configuration file on the
device by running the load configuration xxx command.
n The script can contain character strings such as @para1@ and @para2@ that
represent user-defined settings. Before the command configuration script is
applied to the device, these character strings are replaced by the value of
PARAS in the TL1 command. The script can contain character strings such as
@para1@ and @para2@ that represent user-defined settings. Before the
command configuration script is applied to the device, these character strings
are replaced by the value of PARAS in the TL1 command.
n You can configure service data on a device and back up the configuration file.
The backup becomes a script template after you change user-defined settings
in it to character strings such as @para1@ and @para2@.
– If the value of MODE is SCRIPTFILE, conform to the following rules:
n Each command in the script is a complete command that can be successfully
run in an appropriate mode.
n The script does not contain any interactive commands. If a command passes
verification on the device, it should be submitted to the application module and
the application module starts to process settings without requiring any other
user input.
n The script does not contain any system resetting commands or any commands
irrelevant to configuration, such as save, load, and backup.
n Each command in the script is valid. If an invalid command is run
unsuccessfully, subsequent commands can be run as usual.
n The script can contain rows consisting of #, <xxx>, or [xxx] only. The # and
[xxx] rows will be ignored. In <xxx>, if xxx is a number, it is regarded as a
delay. Otherwise, it is also ignored. If a command is longer than 255 bytes, it
will not be run. Instead, it will be written to the buffer of error with the reason
provided.
PARAS in the TL1 command. Multiple parameters in the configuration file
can be replaced and the parameters are separated with symbol #. Each
parameter consists of a maximum of 64 characters. For example, if PARAS is
set to 10#20, @para1@ and @para2@ in the command configuration script
will be replaced with 10 and 20 respectively. If one parameter needs to be set
to a series of values like A, A+1, A+2, and so on, use @para1@, (@para1@

+1), (@para1@+2), and so on in the command configuration script and set

PARAS to A.
The following is an example:
board add 0/20 h801PRTA
alarm output alarmid 0x12345678
vlan @para1@-@para2@
vlan @para3@
<2>
sysname Huawei
...
After you run this TL1 command wherein PARAS is set to 10#20#100, the
following settings are applied to the device:
vlan 10-20
vlan 100
<2>
sysname Huawei
...
– If the value of MODE is TELNET, conform to the following rules:

n Commands in the command configuration script are the same as those you
enter in the device CLI after logging in to the device in Telnet/STelnet mode.
PARAS in the TL1 command. The script can contain character strings such as
@para1@ and @para2@ that represent user-defined settings. Before the
command configuration script is applied to the device, these character strings
are replaced by the value of PARAS in the TL1 command.
enable
config
vlan @para3@
sysname Huawei
...
enable
config
vlan 10-20
vlan 100

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

R


r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by N/A

configuration item
ONULOCATEINFO
DEV parameter indicates the IP
address of the OLT.

The format is subrack number/
slot ID/port ID/ONU ID. For
ONU 0 that is connected to port
0/2/0.
PROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the N/A

STRING command configuration script
to be issued.


r
MODE OCTET CFGFILE Indicates the execution mode of N/A

STRING SCRIPTFILE the command configuration
script.
TELNET
The options are as follows:
l CFGFILE: Indicates the
FTP-based/SFTP-based
command configuration
script loading mode. In this
mode, the loaded command
configuration script replaces
the original command
configuration script of the
device. The configuration
takes effect only after you
restart the device.
l SCRIPTFILE: Indicates the
FTP-based/SFTP-based
script loading mode. In this
mode, the command
configuration script is added
to the existing configuration
file of a device. The
configuration takes effect
immediately without the
restart of the device.
NOTE
ONUs of V800R307C01 and
later versions and OLTs of
V800R008C00 and later
versions support this mode.
l Telnet: Indicates the Telnet/
STelnet mode. In this mode,
you can telnet/STelnet to the
device to execute the
script.


r
NOTE
l SFTP is securer than FTP and
TFTP. Therefore, SFTP is
recommended.
l When the MODE=TELNET
parameter is specified:
l If the USER and
PASSWORD parameters
are specified, the U2000
logs in to the device using
the input user information
and issues configurations
via Telent service. Telent
service is not safe.
Therefore, this way is not
recommended.
l If the USER and
PASSWORD parameters
are not specified, you need
to set Telnet/STelnet
parameters on the
U2000. The U2000 logs in
to the device using the
configured parameters and
issues configurations. The
STelnet service is securer
than the Telent service.
Therefore, the STelnet
service is recommended.
USER OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the user name for N/A
STRING logging in to the device.
NOTE
This parameter is supported only
when MODE is set to TELNET.
PASSWO OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the password for N/A

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


r
PARAS OCTET SIZE (129) Indicates the custom parameter N/A

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

NAME STRING to be applied to a device. It can
replace the @para@ parameter
in the PROFID configuration
file. This parameter is not fixed
but can be customized, for
example, VLAN or
SYANAME.
Multiple parameters in the
configuration file can be
replaced and the parameters are
separated with symbol #. Each
parameter consists of a
maximum of 64 characters. N
is an integer ranging from 1, for
example, 1, 2, 3...
NOTE
You must enter either the device ID or the device name.

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

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

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

are not set for the NE command contains
MODE=TELNET but does
not contain the USER or
PASSWORD parameter.
If yes, set Telnet/STelnet
parameters on the U2000
and issue this command
again.
Example
Example 1: Assume that the user name and password for logging in to the device named
10.78.32.13 are root and mduadmin respectively. To issue the \server\var\access\hostcfg
\test.cfg file on the server to the device and replace @para1@ and @para2@ in the file with
10.0.0.0 and 10.11.12.13 respectively, run the following command:
CFG-
DEVEX::DEV=10.78.32.13:1::PROFID=test.cfg,MODE=TELNET,USER=root,PASSW
ORD=mduadmin,PARAS=10.0.0.0#10.11.12.13;
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Example 2: Assume that the user name and password for logging in to the device named
10.78.32.13 are root and mduadmin respectively. To issue the \server\var\access\hostcfg
\test.cfg file on the server to the device and replace @SYSNAME@ and @VLAN@ in the
file with MA5600T and 100 respectively, run the following command:
CFG-
DEVEX::DEV=10.78.32.13:1::PROFID=test.cfg,MODE=TELNET,USER=root,PASSW
ORD=mduadmin,SYSNAME=MA5600T,VLAN=100;
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Related Command
None.
13.2.32 Issuing the Command Configuration Script to an MDE

Device (CFG-MDUEX)
Usage Note
NOTE
To prevent sensitive data from being leaked, the configuration script should not contain security-related
information such as service passwords and phone numbers.
l This command can be run to execute the command configuration script (.cfg file) in file
loading mode. Then all commands in the command configuration script are issued to the
device. In this mode, the command configuration script is added to the existing
configuration file of a device. The configuration takes effect immediately without the
restart of the device.
NOTE
EPON MDUs of V800R307C01 and later versions support this mode.
l The configuration principles of the command configuration script are as follows:
With a command configuration script and the TL1 command CFG-MDUEX, you can
quickly set parameters for similar services on devices of the same type and with the same
number of ports. The script is in the .cfg format and has the following rules:
– Naming rule
The naming rule is associated with the PROFID parameter in the TL1 command
CFG-MDUEX. The file name format is Device type-PROFID-Version.cfg for the
MA5612, MA5616, and MA5610 and Device type-Number of FE electrical ports-
PROFID-Version.cfg for other types of device, please set Number of FE electrical
ports to 0 if the device has no FE electrical ports.
n PROFID: For broadband services, PROFID must be HSI. For voice services,
PROFID must be VOICE. For other common configurations, PROFID must
be COMMON.
n Version: The version number contains eight characters, for example,
VxxxRxxx. If there are multiple versions of configuration script files, the
device automatically matches the file whose version is the same as the real
version of the device. If no such file exists, the device matches the file of an

earlier version. For example, there are three files, MA5616-COMMON.cfg,

MA5616-COMMON-V800R311.cfg, and MA5616-COMMON-
V800R313.cfg. If the device version is earlier than V800R311, the device
matches the MA5616-COMMON.cfg file; if the device version is V800R312,
the device matches the MA5616-COMMON-V800R311.cfg file; if the device
version is V800R313, the device matches the MA5616-COMMON-
V800R313.cfg file.
NOTE
The MA5612, MA5616, and MA5610 must have the NE type-PROFID.cfg file. Other types of
NEs must have the NE type-FE electrical port quantity-PROFID.cfg file, please set Number of
FE electrical ports to 0 if the device has no FE electrical ports.For example, if the device is the
MA5620 V800R313 with eight Ethernet ports and PROFID is COMMON, the MA5620-8-
COMMON.cfg file must exist in the \server\var\access\hostcfg directory.
– Configuration rule
A command configuration script is a collection of device commands and has the
following configuration rules:
n Each command in the script is a complete command that can be successfully
run in an appropriate mode.
n The script does not contain any interactive commands. If a command passes
verification on the device, it should be submitted to the application module and
the application module starts to process settings without requiring any other
user input.
n The script does not contain any system resetting commands or any commands
irrelevant to configuration, such as save, load, and backup.
n Each command in the script is valid. If an invalid command is run
unsuccessfully, subsequent commands can be run as usual.
n The script can contain rows consisting of #, <xxx>, or [xxx] only. The # and
[xxx] rows will be ignored. In <xxx>, if xxx is a number, it is regarded as a
delay. Otherwise, it is also ignored. If a command is longer than 255 bytes, it
will not be run. Instead, it will be written to the buffer of error with the reason
provided.
PARAS in the TL1 command. Multiple parameters in the configuration file
can be replaced and the parameters are separated with symbol #. Each
parameter consists of a maximum of 64 characters. For example, if PARAS is
set to 10#20, @para1@ and @para2@ in the command configuration script
will be replaced with 10 and 20 respectively. If one parameter needs to be set
to a series of values like A, A+1, A+2, and so on, use @para1@, (@para1@
+1), (@para1@+2), and so on in the command configuration script and set
PARAS to A.
vlan @para3@
<2>
sysname Huawei
...


vlan 10-20
vlan 100
<2>
sysname Huawei
...
– Save path
After configuring a command configuration script, save it to \server\var\access
\hostcfg on the server.
l The method for adding command line-based scripts is as follows:
a. Choose Configuration > FTTx Service Pre-Deployment > Configuration Script
Management (traditional style) from the main menu or select Fix-Network NE
Configuration in Application Center and choose Access Service > FTTx Service
Pre-Deployment > Configuration Script Management (application style) from
the main menu.
b. In the information list, right-click and choose Add from the shortcut menu.
c. In the Add Configuration Script dialog box, enter a script name, set Execute
mode to TL1, and click Add. In the Select Configuration Script dialog box, select
the desired command line script profile and click OK.
l If you enable the TL1 offline predeployment function, a scheduling task is generated in
the scheduling center when you run the CFG-MDUEX command, and TL1 commands
are added to this task as subitems. After MDUs are powered on, TL1 commands are
issued in sequence. If you do not enable the TL1 offline predeployment function, an
error message is displayed indicating that devices are offline when you run the CFG-
MDUEX command. For details about how to set the configuration item LoadOffline,
see Table 9-1.
Command Format
CFG-MDUEX::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(ONTKEY=ont-password):CTAG::
(PROFID=file-name)([,PARAS=value1#value2]|
[,PARAS1NAME=value1[,PARAS2NAME=value2[,PARAS3NAME=value3[,...]]]]);
Supporting Device
70 MA5610
104 MA5612
100 MA5616
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694

2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5894S
Input Parameter
Param Type Range Description Defau
eter lt
DID INTEG - Indicates the OLT device ID. N/A

ER
DEV OCTE SIZE (192) Indicates the OLT device name by default. N/A
T If the value of the configuration item
STRIN DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV parameter
G indicates the IP address of the device. For
details about how to modify configuration
items, see 23.7 How to Locate a Device
ONTK OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the password of a GPON ONU or N/A
EY T the key of an EPON ONU. You can locate
STRIN an MDU according to the OLT device and
G the ONT key.
PROFI OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the command N/A
D T configuration script to be issued.
STRIN NOTE
G l When this parameter is set to NULL, only a
scheduling task is generated and no
command configuration script is issued.
l PROFID: For broadband services, PROFID
must be HSI. For voice services, PROFID
must be VOICE. For other common
configurations, PROFID must be
COMMON.

Param Type Range Description Defau

eter lt
PARAS OCTE SIZE (129) Indicates the custom parameter to be N/A

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

NNAM T applied to a device. It can replace the
E STRIN @para@ parameter in the PROFID
G configuration file. This parameter is not
fixed but can be customized, for example,
VLAN or SYANAME.
Multiple parameters in the configuration
file can be replaced and the parameters are
separated with symbol #. Each parameter
consists of a maximum of 64 characters. N
is an integer ranging from 1, for example, 1,
2, 3...
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

Error Code
1616445446 The configuration script file Upload the required

does not exist. configuration script file to
the \server\var\access
\hostcfg directory on the
server.
Example
Example 1: To issue the \server\var\access\hostcfg\MA5620-8-COMMON.cfg file on the
server to the device whose ONTKEY is ma5620e and replace @SYSNAME@ and
@VLAN@ in the file with MA5620 and 100 respectively, run the following command:
CFG-MDUEX::DEV=10.70.32.13,ONTKEY=ma5620e:
1::PROFID=COMMON,SYSNAME=MA5620,VLAN=100;
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Example 2: To issue the \server\var\access\hostcfg\MA5620-8-COMMON.cfg file on the

server to the device whose ONTKEY is ma5620e and replace @para1@ and (@para1@+1)
in the file with 6 and 7 respectively, run the following command:
CFG-MDUEX::DEV=10.70.32.13,ONTKEY=ma5620e:
1::PROFID=COMMON,PARAS=6;
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Related Command
None.
13.2.33 Configuring the ANCP (CFG-PORTANCPINTERFACE)

Usage Note
This command is used to distribute ADSL, VDSL2, G.SHDSLto different ANCP domains
that are managed by different broadband network gateways (BNGs). Ensure that the ANCP
domain is enabled before running this command.
The command cannot be used to configure Access Node Control Protocol (ANCP) for ONTs.
Command Format
CFG-PORTANCPINTERFACE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num:CTAG::PARTITIONID=Partition-

ID,ENABLESWITCH=Switch,INTERFACETYPE=InterFace-TYPE[,(VPI=PVC-VPI,VCI=PVC-VCI)|
(VLANID=Vlan-ID)];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2348 MA5683T
Input Parameter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. -
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. -
PARTITIO INTEGER 1-255 Indicates the ID of the -

NID ANCP domain.
ENABLES OCTET l ENABLE Enables or disables the -

WITCH STRING l DISABLE ANCP function of the
ports.

INTERFA OCTET l ETH Indicates the type of the -

CETYPE STRING l ATM packets during the ANCP
session.
VPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VPI of the -

ANCP.
NOTE
This parameter can be set
only when
INTERFACETYPE is set
to ATM.
VCI INTEGER 32-65535 Indicates the VCI of the -

ANCP. It is used to
identify a virtual channel
in a virtual path.
NOTE
only when
to ATM.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the ID of the -

user VLAN.
NOTE
only when
to ETH.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.

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

mandatory parameter is null, or according to the following
Value of parameter is wrong. requirements:
l The parameter values do not
exceed the ranges of the
parameters specified by the
command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To configure the ANCP of port 0/13/3 on the MA5600T named 10.144.194.11, run the
following command:
CFG-
PORTANCPINTERFACE::DEV=10.144.194.11,FN=0,SN=13,PN=3:CTAG::PARTITIO
NID=1,ENABLESWITCH=ENABLE,INTERFACETYPE=ATM,VPI=1,VCI=32;
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Related Command
13.2.34 Modifying System Attributes for NEs (CFG-

DEVSYSPARA)
Usage Note
Currently, the MAC duplicate function of NEs can be modified.
Command Format
CFG-DEVSYSPARA::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::(MACDUPLICATE=mac-
duplicate);

Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
34 MA5680T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
Input Parameter
met
er
DID INTEG 7340032-8 Indicates the device ID. N/A

ER 253439
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the device name by default. If the N/A
STRIN (192) value of the configuration item
G DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV parameter
indicates the IP address of the device. For
MA OCTET ENABLE Indicates the MAC duplicate function. N/A

CDU STRIN DISABLE Before the source MAC address of a port is
PLIC G aged, the access node learns the source
ATE MAC address of the port from another port
and then updates the mapping between the
source MAC address and the port in the
MAC address table. This process is called
MAC address duplicate (also known as
MAC address flapping), because it can be
regarded as if the access node copied the
MAC address from one port to another port
(the MAC address flaps from one port to
another port). Setting ACDUPLICATE to
DISABLE can prevent the MAC addresses
of authorized users or upper-layer devices
from being duplicated by malicious users.

Response Format
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the entered parameters for
locating the device are correct.
2686058498 Missing, invalid parameter Ensure that the command is correct

null, or Value of parameter l The parameter values do not exceed the
is wrong ranges of the parameters specified by
the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To modify the system attributes of the NE named 10.144.252.32, run the following command:
CFG-DEVSYSPARA::DEV=10.144.252.32:CTAG::MACDUPLICATE=ENABLE;
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Related Command

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

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

14.1 Notifying Resource Changes

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

RESCHGNOTIFY)
Usage Note
After this command is issued, the OSS/NMS receives the notification of resource changes
when the resources such as the device, shelf, and slot change.
Command Format
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::CTAG::;
Supporting Device
This command has nothing to do with the type of device.
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To register the notification of resource changes for the current user, run the following
command:
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::1::;
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Related Command
None.
14.1.2 Canceling the Notification of Resource Changes (UREG-

RESCHGNOTIFY)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
UREG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code
None.
Example
To cancel the notification of resource changes for the current user, run the following
command:
UREG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::2::;
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Related Command
None.
14.1.3 Querying the Notification of Resource Changes (LST-

BMSRESCHANOTIFY)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-BMSRESCHANOTIFY:::CTAG::STARTAID=initial AID[,ENDAID=last AID];
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
STARTAID INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the start -

access identifier
(AID). It is used to
query the
notifications whose
sequence number is
greater than or equal
to the start AID.
ENDAID INTEGER 0-2147483647 (Optional) Indicates -

the end AID. It is
used to query the
notifications whose
sequence number is
smaller than or equal
to the end AID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Changed resource notice whose ID from" + STARTAID + " to " + ENDAID
name of attributes: AID mark DID DEV FN SN

Output Parameter
Descr Type Range Description
iption
AID INTEGE 0-2147483647 Indicates the sequence number of the

R notification of resource changes.
mark OCTET l DEVAFFIRM Indicates the resource change. The

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

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

STRING If the value of the configuration item
parameter indicates the IP address of
the device. For details about how to
modify configuration items, see 23.7
How to Locate a Device According
to the IP Address.
FN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.

R
SN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.

R

Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Ensure that the ID of the
notification of resource
changes exists in the
database.
Run the LST-
BMSRESCHANOTIFY:::
2::STARTAID=0;
command to obtain the
maximum ID of the
notification of resource
changes and ensure that the
entered ID is not greater
than the maximum ID.
Example
To query the notifications sequence serial numbers that are greater than or equal to 1, run the
following command:
LST-BMSRESCHANOTIFY:::2::STARTAID=1;
0 2005-06-09 16:30:53
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
Changed resource notice whose ID from 1

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

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

14.2.1 Notifying Device Confirmation

Usage Note
The resource change notification must be registered for the current user through the REG-
RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Response Format
It complies with the response format provided in 11.4 Format Description of the Resource
Change Notification.
<header>< auto id ><text block><terminator>
header::=<cr><lf><lf>^^^<DID>^<year>-<month>-<day>^<hour>:<minute>:<second>
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<DEVAFFIRM>
text block::=((<cr><lf>^^^<EN=error-code>) | (<cr><lf>^^^<quoted line>))
quotedline::=^^^<blktag=block-tag><cr><lf>^^^<blkcount=currentblock-
count><cr><lf>^^^<blktotal=total-count><cr><lf><result>
result::=<cr><lf><title><cr><lf>(<->*)<cr><lf>(<attribs>((<values>)*))(<-
>*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
attribs::=<attrib>((^^<attrib>)*)<cr><lf>
values::=<value>((^^<value>)*)<cr><lf>
terminator::= <cr><lf>(;|>)
title="Information of added device"
name of attributes: DID DEV FN SN
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID.

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

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

set to - to maintain the unified format.
Error Code
None.
Example
If the reporting of TL1 NBI alarms is enabled (that is, the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::1::;
command is executed), the OSS system receives a resource change notification when the
device with ID 7667723 is added successfully.
7667723 2005-05-23 13:01:09
A 1537 DEVAFFIRM

blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of added device
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7667723 UA5000(PVM)_10.71.56.139 -- --
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.2 Notifying Device Deletion
Usage Note
Command Format
None. After an OLT is deleted, the U2000 reports a change notification to the OSS.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
None.

Response Format
Output Parameter
Paramete Type Range Description
r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by

STRING default. When the value of
configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVME
AN is 1, the DEV parameter
device.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.
Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), the OSS system receives a resource change notification when the
device with ID 7356419 is deleted successfully.
7356419 2005-05-23 12:51:01
A 1535 DEVDEL
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of deleted device
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7356419 10.71.56.139 -- --
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

14.2.3 Notifying Device Synchronization

Usage Note
By default, the NE synchronization results are not reported to the OSS. If the synchronization
results need to be reported, modify the SYNC_COMPLETED_NOTIFY_OSS configuration
item of the Table 9-1.
Response Format
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<DEVAFFIRM>
>*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
title="Information of data synchronization."
name of attributes: DID DEV SRV RESULT REASON
Output Parameter

BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVMEAN
is 1, the DEV parameter indicates the
SRV OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the synchronized service

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

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

STRING synchronization failure. If the
synchronization succeeds, this
parameter is displayed as "--".
Error Code
None.

Example
After running the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY:::1::; command to enable the NBI alarming
function, change value of the SYNC_COMPLETED_NOTIFY_OSS configuration item to
1. After the NE named 10.144.194.164 is synchronized successfully, the OSS receives
resource change notifications.
4294967295 2013-05-28 17:20:17
A 27 SYNCRESULT
blktag=1
blkcount=10
blktotal=10
Information of data synchronization.

----------------------------------
DID DEV SRV RESULT REASON
7340032 10.144.194.164 ADSL Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 EPON Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 ETH Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 GPON Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 IGMP Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 PHYRES Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 PROTOCOL Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 SERVICEPORT Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 VDSL Synchronization succeeded. --
7340032 10.144.194.164 VOIP Synchronization succeeded. --
----------------------------------
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.4 Notifying Shelf Confirmation

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

Output Parameter
r

BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVMEA
N is 1, the DEV parameter indicates
the IP address of the device.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is invalid and

is set to - to maintain the unified
format.
Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), the OSS system receives a resource change notification when the shelf
with ID 1 is added successfully.
7667714 2005-06-07 15:17:29
A 3937 FRAMEAFFIRM
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of added frame
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7667714 AMG_10.71.60.22 1 --
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.5 Notifying the Shelf Deletion

Usage Note
Supporting Device

Response Format
title="Information of deleted frame "

Output Parameter

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVM
EAN is 1, the DEV parameter
device.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is invalid

and is set to - to maintain the
unified format.
Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), the OSS system receives a resource change notification when the shelf
with ID 7667714 is deleted successfully.
7667714 2005-06-10 11:59:49
A 16 FRAMEDEL
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of deleted frame
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7667714 10.71.60.22 1 --
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

14.2.6 Notifying Slot Confirmation

Usage Note
Response Format
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<SLOTAFFIRM>
>*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
title="Information of added slot "
Output Parameter

BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEVME
AN is 1, the DEV parameter
Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), the OSS system receives a resource change notification when the slot
11 of shelf 0 is added successfully.
7712779 2005-05-23 13:10:51
A 1539 SLOTAFFIRM
blktag=1
blkcount=1

blktotal=1
Information of added slot
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7712779 MA5600V3_10.71.60.53 0 11
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.7 Notifying the Slot Deletion
Usage Note
Supporting Device
Response Format
title="Information of deleted slot "
Output Parameter

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEV
MEAN is 1, the DEV parameter
device.
Error Code
None.

Example
command is executed), the OSS system receives a resource change notification when the slot
1 in shelf 0 is deleted successfully.
7344129 2005-06-09 16:29:41
A 7 SLOTDEL
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of deleted slot
---------------------
DID DEV FN SN
7344129 10.71.56.151 0 1
---------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.8 Reporting Notifications of OLT Attribute Changes

Usage Note
The notification of resource changes must have been registered for the current user through
the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
There is no command format. The U2000 automatically reports a notification to the OSS after
the name, alias or remark of an OLT is changed.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
There is no input parameter.
Response Format
This response format complies with that provided in 11.4 Format Description of the
Resource Change Notification.
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<OLTMODNOTIFY>
>*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
title="Information of modified device"
name of attributes: DID NAME ALIAS DLOC REMARK
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the OLT ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the OLT name.

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

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

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

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

blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of modified device

-----------------------------------------------
DID NAME ALIAS DLOC REMARK
7340034 -- 123_ -- --
-----------------------------------------------
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.9 Reporting Notifications of MDU Attribute Changes
Usage Note
Command Format
the name, alias, location or remark of an MDU is changed.
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612

2312 MA5628
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
Input Parameter
Response Format
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<MXUMODNOTIFY>
>*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
title="Information of modifyed device"
name of attributes: DID NAME ALIAS DLOC REMARK
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the MDU ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the MDU name.

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

STRING
DLOC OCTET SIZE (100) Indicates the MDU location.

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

STRING
Error Code
None.

Example
command is executed), and the attributes of the MDU (ID: 7340038) are changed, the OSS
system receives a resource change notification.
Command:
None.
7340038 2011-02-18 14:35:05
A 1 MXUMODNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of modified device
-------------------------------------------
DID NAME ALIAS DLOC REMARK
7340038 -- 123_ -- --
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.10 Reporting Notifications of ONU Addition

Usage Note
l The OLT has discovered xPON boards and xPON ports.
l The notification of resource changes must have been registered for the current user
through the REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
There is no command format.
FTTH ONU ports report notifications of ONU addition automatically. Therefore, you do not
need to run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17

2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Response Format
Output Parameter

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_D
EVMEAN is 1, the DEV
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONU ID.

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

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

7340134 2010-11-24 15:32:54
A 1 ONUADDNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of added onu
---------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID
7340134 10.144.79.135 0 3 0 13
---------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.11 Reporting Notifications of ONU Deletion
Usage Note
l The OLT must be online.
l The OLT must already discover xPON boards and xPON ports.
l The ONT information must have been added to the OLT correctly.
l The notification of resource changes must have been registered for the current user
Command Format
FTTH ONU ports report notifications of ONU deletion automatically. Therefore, you do not
need to run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T

2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Response Format
Output Parameter

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_D
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID.

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

Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), and ONU 13 connected to port 0/3/0 on the device named
10.144.79.135 is deleted, the system receives a resource change notification.
Command:

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

--------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID
7340134 10.144.79.135 0 3 0 13
--------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.12 Reporting Notifications of Board Attribute Changes
Usage Note
Command Format
the alias of a board is changed.
Supporting Device
44 MA5600 V300
219 UA5000 (PVM)
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T

95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Response Format
<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<BOARDMODNOTIFY>
>*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
title="Information of modified board"
name of attributes: DID FN SN ALIAS
Output Parameter
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the new alias of the

STRING board.
Error Code
None.

Example
command is executed), and the alias of the board on the device (ID: 7340034) is changed to
lwy123112323, the OSS system receives a resource change notification.
Command:
4294967295 2011-02-16 16:47:04

A 1 BOARDMODNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the modified board.

-----------------------
DID FN SN ALIAS
7340034 0 9 lwy123112323
-----------------------
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.2.13 Notifying Plug and Play Deployment Completion
Usage Note
The resource change notification is registered for the current user by running the REG-
Command Format
None. When a certain ONU is deployed by using the plug and play (PnP) policy, the U2000
reports a PnP deployment completion notification to the OSS.
Supporting Device
All MDUs and ONTs.
Input Parameter
None
Response Format
It complies with the command output format provided in 11.4 Format Description of the


<auto id>::=<cr><lf> A^^<atag>^<PONFREEONUDEPLOYED>
>*)<cr><lf><cr><lf>
title="Information of the free onu deployed."
name of attributes: OLTNAME OLTIP OLTID FRAME SLOT PORT ONUID MXUDID ONUNAME
ONUIP ONUTYPE VENDORID VERSION AUTHINFO
Output Parameter
OLTNAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the OLT to

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

STRING to which the ONU belongs.
OLTID INTEGER - Indicates the deviceID of the OLT

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

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

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

which the ONU belongs.
ONUID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONU ID. Note: the

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

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

STRING
ONUIP OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the IP address of the

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

STRING
VENDORI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the vendor ID of the

D STRING ONU.

VERSION OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the version of the ONU.

STRING
AUTHINFO OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the authentication

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

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

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

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

14.3.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of GPON

ONUs
Usage Note
l The version of the OLT must be later than the MA5600 V800R006C32B086.
l The OLT must already discover the GPON board and the GPON port.
l The trap information must be configured correctly on the OLT, which ensures that the
U2000 server can receive the traps and alarms reported by the OLT.
l The function of discovering an ONU automatically must be enabled on the GPON port
that receives the alarm, and the optical port must be open.
l The notification of resource changes must be already registered for the current user
Command Format
None.
To report notifications on initial power-on of GPON ONUs, you need not to run any
command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
None.

Response Format
Output Parameter

configuration item
device.

NOTE
If the UNI port is of 10G
GPON, the value range is
0-255; if the UNI port is
of 1G GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
SERIALN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN).

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

STRING NOTE parameter is valid only when the
For the OLTs earlier than authorization is in password
V800R011C00, the mode.
maximum length of
password for ONTs
connected to the OLTs is
10 characters.
VENDORI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the vendor ID.

D STRING
EQID OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the ONU ID.

STRING
MAINSOF OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the software version.

TVER STRING

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

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

Online
Usage Note
l The OLT and the ONU must be online.
l The ONU information must be already added to the OLT correctly and synchronized to
the U2000 successfully.
l The notification of resource changes must be registered for the current user through the
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
The FTTH ONU port automatically reports that it is online. Therefore, you do not need to run
any command.

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Response Format
Output Parameter
r

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEV
device.


r

NOTE
10G GPON, the value
range is 0-255; if the
UNI port is of 1G
GPON, the value range
is 0-127.
ONTPORT OCTET ETH Indicates the type of user port of

TYPE STRING the ONU.
ONTPORT INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the user port ID of the

ID ONU. The number of the user
ports is defined in the ONT
capability profile.
Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), when FE port 1 of ONU 1 connected to port 0/15/0 on the device
named 10.71.211.96 is replaced manually, the system receives the resource change
notification.
Command:
None.

7340047 2010-12-13 14:26:45
A 1 GPONFTTHONUPORTUPNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the FTTH onu port up.

--------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID
7340047 10.78.217.114 0 17 0 0 ETH 1
--------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

14.3.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of a GPON ONU

Usage Note
l The function of discovering an ONU automatically must be enabled on the EPON port
Command Format
None.
The notification of the automatic discovery of the ONU is reported automatically. You need
not run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format

Output Parameter

configuration item
device.
MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address of the

STRING ONU that is discovered
automatically.
SERIALN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number.

UM STRING Format: 12-byte character string
XXXXXXXXXXXX or 16-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. For
details about how to modify the
format of the returned SN, see
23.12 How to Modify the
Format of the Returned SN.
This parameter is valid only when
the authorization mode is set to
SN.
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the password. This

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

D STRING

STRING

TVER STRING

Error Code
None.
Example
Command:
None.

7340033 2009-03-06 13:53:36
A 1 GPONONUAUTOFINDNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu autofind.

----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN SERIALNUM PWD VENDORID EQID
MAINSOFTVER
7340043 10.144.194.129 0 12 1 48575443348B0909 -- HWTC
240 V1R006C00S122
----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.3.4 Notifying GPON ONU Replacement
Usage Note
l The version of the OLT must be later than the MA5600 V800R006C32B086
l The notification (alarm) is generated when an MDU is replaced manually.
l The notification (alarm) is generated when the MAC address of an ONT is changed.
Command Format
None.
The notification of ONU replacement is reported automatically. Therefore, you need not run
any command.

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
It complies with the format provided in 11.4 Format Description of the Resource Change
Notification.
Output Parameter

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_D


NOTE
10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
EQID OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the ONU type.

STRING
OLDSN OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the SN of the ONU

STRING before the ONU is replaced.
Indicates the serial number.
Format: 12-byte character
string XXXXXXXXXXXX
or 16-byte character string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
For details about how to
modify the format of the
returned SN, see 23.12 How
to Modify the Format of the
Returned SN.
NEWSN OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the SN of the ONU

STRING after the ONU is replaced.
Indicates the serial number.
Format: 12-byte character
string XXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
returned SN, see 23.12 How
to Modify the Format of the
Returned SN.
Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), when ONU 0 connected to port 0/15/0 on the device named
10.71.211.96 is replaced manually, the system receives the resource change notification.
Command:
None.


7340119 2009-03-06 11:53:30
A 1 ONUAUTOREPLACENOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu auto replace.
---------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID EQID OLDSN NEWSN
7340119 10.71.211.96 0 15 0 0 5620 3454545656 676878798989
---------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.4 Notifying EPON Resource Changes

This topic provides the notifications and examples of EPON resource changes, including the
event that an FTTH ONU port is online, automatic ONU discovery, and ONU replacement.
14.4.1 Reporting Notifications on Initial Power-on of EPON

ONUs
Usage Note
l The OLT must already discover the EPON board and the EPON port.
Command Format
None.
To report notifications on initial power-on of EPON ONUs, you need not to run any
command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T

94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter

configuration item
device.

NOTE
EPON, the value range is
of 1G EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

automatically.

ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the authentication

STRING password of the ONU.

D STRING

STRING

TVER STRING
Error Code
None.
Example
Command:
None.

7340043 2013-11-06 13:54:09
A 1 PONONUFIRSTONLINE
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu first online.

----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID MAC ONTKEY VENDORID EQID MAINSOFTVER
7340043 10.144.194.129 0 12 1 5 00-1E-E3-22-A9-93 000000000000 HWTC 240
V1R006C00S122
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.4.2 Notifying the Event That an FTTH ONU Port Is Online
Usage Note
l The OLT and the ONT must be online.

l The ONT information must be already added to the OLT correctly and synchronized to
l The notification of resource changes must be registered for the current user through the
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY command.
Command Format
None.
The FTTH ONU port automatically reports that it is online. Therefore, you need not run any
command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
249 MA5600T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter
r


r

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_DEV
device.

NOTE
10G GPON or 10G
EPON, the value range
is 0-255; if the UNI port
is of 1G GPON or 1G
is 0-127.
ONTPORT OCTET ETH Indicates the type of user port of

TYPE STRING the ONT.
ONTPORT INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the ID of the user port

ID of the ONT. The range of the user
ports is restricted by the
capability set profile.
Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), when FE port 1 of ONT 1 connected to port 0/15/0 on the device
named 10.71.211.96 is replaced manually, the system receives the resource change
notification.
Command:
None.
7340033 2009-03-06 13:54:09
A 1 FTTHONUPORTUPNOTIFY
blktag=1

blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the FTTH onu port up.

--------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID
7340033 10.71.211.96 0 15 0 1 FE 1
--------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.4.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of an EPON ONU
Usage Note
Command Format
None.
The notification of the automatic discovery of the ONU is reported automatically. You need
not run any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2331 MA5608T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
Output Parameter
DEVID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID.

configuration item
device.

automatically.
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the authentication

STRING password of the ONU.

D STRING
EQUIPME OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the ONU ID.

NTID STRING

TVERSIO STRING
N
Error Code
None.
Example

Command:
None.

7340033 2009-03-06 13:53:36
A 1 ONUAUTOFINDNOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu autofind.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEVID DEV FN SN PN MAC ONTKEY VENDORID EQUIPMENTID
MAINSOFTVERSION
7340033 10.71.211.96 0 15 0 00-1E-E3-22-A9-93 000000000000
2011 850e V100R001C03B055
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY
14.4.4 Notifying EPON ONU Replacement
Usage Note
l The version of the OLT must be later than the MA5600 V800R006C32B086
l The notification (alarm) is generated when an MDU is replaced manually.
l The notification (alarm) is generated when the MAC address of an ONT is changed.
Command Format
None.
The notification of ONU replacement is reported automatically. Therefore, you need not run
any command.
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T

249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
None.
Response Format
It complies with the format provided in 11.4 Format Description of the Resource Change
Notification.
Output Parameter
DEVID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID.

configuration item
BMSNB_MSGNOTIFY_D

NOTE
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
EQID OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the ONT type.

STRING
OLDMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address of

STRING the ONU before the ONU is
replaced.

NEWMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address of

STRING the ONU after the ONU is
replaced.
Error Code
None.
Example
command is executed), when ONU 0 connected to port 0/15/0 on the device named
10.71.211.96 is replaced manually, the system receives the resource change notification.
Command:
None.
7340119 2009-03-06 11:53:30
A 1 ONUAUTOREPLACENOTIFY
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the onu auto replace.

---------------------------
DEVID DEV FN SN PN ONTID EQID OLDMAC NEWMAC
7340119 10.71.211.96 0 15 0 0 5620 00-18-82-5D-D2-29
00-18-82-5D-D2-28
---------------------------
;
Related Command
REG-RESCHGNOTIFY

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 15 Inventory Management
15 Inventory Management
About This Chapter
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying resources, including the
devices, xDSL (ADSL, G.SHDSL, and VDSL2), videos, xPON (GPON and EPON), VLANs,
Ethernet, service virtual ports, PVCs, VoIP, and ACL&QoS.
NOTE
l Before inventory resources are queried, the latest data on an NE has been synchronized to the U2000.
l If there is no description for the time format, the time of related commands is in UTC format by default.
15.1 Querying Device Resources

devices, shelves, boards, and ports.
15.2 Querying ADSL Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying ADSL resources, including the
ADSL ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.3 Querying G.SHDSL Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying G.SHDSL resources, including
the G.SHDSL ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.4 Querying VDSL2 Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VDSL2 resources, including
the VDSL2 ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.5 Querying G.fast Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying G.fast resources, including the
G.fast ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.6 Querying a Bonding Group
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying the bonding group on the
device and the details of the bonding group.
15.7 Querying Video Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying video resources, including the
information about NTV programs, the NTV users, and the NTV rights profiles.
15.8 Querying GPON Resources

This command is used to query GPON resources, including the GPON ports, ONTs, and GEM
ports.
15.9 Querying EPON Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying the EPON ONTs.
15.10 CNU Resource Query
This topic describes commands and examples for querying a CNU list or details about a CNU.
15.11 Querying CM Resources
This command is used to query CM (cable modem) resources.
15.12 Querying VLAN Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VLAN resources, including the
VLAN information of devices, VLAN IDs of ports, and transmission features of VLANs.
15.13 Querying Ethernet Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying Ethernet resources, including
the information about Ethernet ports, Ethernet aggregation groups, SFP information, and
transmission feature statistics of Ethernet ports.
15.14 Querying Service Virtual Port Resources
This command is used to query the service virtual ports.
15.15 Querying PVC Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying PVC resources, include the
PVC traffic profiles and the information about PVCs, VPIs, and PVPs.
15.16 Querying TDM E1 Resources
This topic describes the commands for querying local TDM E1 connections and usage
examples.
15.17 Querying Traffic Profile Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying traffic profile resources,
including the ATM traffic profiles, IP traffic profiles, and MEF IP traffic profiles.
15.18 Querying PSTN Resources
This topic provides the command and example for querying a V5 PSTN user.
15.19 Querying the ISDN Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying V5 ISDN BRA users and V5
ISDN PRA users.
15.20 Querying VoIP Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VoIP resources, including the
VoIP PSTN users, VoIP ISDN BRA users, VoIP ISDN PRA users, VAGs, and VSGs.
15.21 Querying SPC Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying SPC resources, including the
SPC list and details of an SPC.
15.22 Querying ACL and QoS Resources
This topic provides the commands and examples for querying ACL and QoS resources,
including the ACL groups and subitems of extended ACL groups.
15.23 Querying HQoS Resources
This topic provides the the command and the example for querying an HQoS user group.

15.1 Querying Device Resources

devices, shelves, boards, and ports.
15.1.1 Querying a Subnet (LST-SUBNET)

Usage Note
This command is used to query information about all subnets or a specified subnet on the
U2000.
Command Format
LST-SUBNET::[NAMESEQUENCE=sequence of subnet name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device

Input Parameter
eter
NAME OCTET SIZE (1024) Indicates the sequence of -

are separated by
backslash (\), for
EM, for example,
\EmSubmapem_184\H
W\F4.
l Queries information
about the root subnet
and its lower-level
subnets if this
parameter is not
entered. In a
distributed system,
information about the
root subnet of the NM
and its lower-level
subnets is queried by
default.
l Queries information
about a specified
subnet and its lower-
level subnets if this
parameter is entered.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=Information of subnet
name of attributes: NAMESEQUENCE COMMENT

Output Parameter
NAMESEQ OCTET SIZE(1024) Indicates the sequence of subnet names.

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

T STRING
Error Code
None.
Example
Example 1: To query information about the root subnet and its lower-level subnets, run the
following command:
LST-SUBNET:::2::;
0 2005-12-11 19:57:58
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
Information of subnet
--------------------------
NAMESEQUENCE COMMENT
\
\10.78.217.216
\HW
\A HELLOA
--------------------------
Example 2: To query information about the subnet named \HW\F3 and its lower-level
subnets, run the following command:
LST-SUBNET::NAMESEQUENCE=\HW\F3:2::;
0 2005-12-11 19:57:58
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1

blkcount=4
blktotal=4
Information of subnet
--------------------------
NAMESEQUENCE COMMENT
\HW\F3
\HW\F3\WLS HELLOzzw
\HW\F3\CYC HELLOCYC
--------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.1.2 Querying an NE Link (LST-NELINK)
Usage Note
This command is used to query information about an NE link on the U2000.
Command Format
LST-NELINK::[LINKID=link-id][,NAME=link-name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
eter
LINKI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ID of the -

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

STRING link.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=NE Link information
name of attributes: LINKID NAME ALIAS OWNER TYPE SOURCEDEV SOURCEFN SOURCESN
SOURCEPN SINKDEV SINKFN SINKSN SINKPN NETTYPE LEVEL SPEED COMMENT

Output Parameter
LINKID OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ID of the link.

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

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

STRING
OWNER OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the owner of the link.

STRING
TYPE OCTET IPLINK Indicates the type of the link.

STRING L2LINK l IP link
VIRTUALLINK l Layer 2 link
l Virtual link
SOURCED OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the source end.
EV STRING
SOURCEF Integer 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the source

N end.
SOURCES Integer 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the source end.

N
SOURCEP Integer 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the source end.

N
SINKDEV OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the name of the sink end.
STRING
SINKFN Integer 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the sink end.
SINKSN Integer 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the sink end.
SINKPN Integer 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the sink end.
NETTYPE OCTET IPV4 Indicates the network protocol type.

STRING IPV6
DUALSTACK

LEVEL Integer -1 to 20484 Indicates the link level.

l 100: 100 m
l 1000: 1000 m
l 4097: E1
l 6401: STM-1
l 6404: STM-4
l 6416: STM-16
l 6464: STM-64
l 6656: STM-256
l 10753: OC-1
l 10755: OC-3
l 10764: OC-12
l 10800: OC-48
l 10944: OC-192
l 11520: OC-768
l 12289: WDM
l 16387: FE
l 16388: GE
l 16389: 10GE
l 16401: ADSL
l 16402: G.SHDSL
l 20481: ATM STM-1
l 20482: ATM STM-2
l 20483: ATM STM-3
l 20484: ATM STM-4
l -1: --
SPEED OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the link rate.

STRING
COMMEN OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the remarks.

T STRING
Error Code
None.
Example
To query information of the link1-name link, run the following command:

LST-NELINK::NAME=link1-name:CTAG::;
0 2014-05-20 10:47:22
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NE Link information
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
LINKID NAME ALIAS OWNER TYPE SOURCEDEV SOURCEFN SOURCESN
SOURCEPN SINKDEV SINKFN SINKSN SINKPN NETTYPE LEVEL SPEED
COMMENT
VLINK=0:3:1400553977:3145730:-1:-1:3145770:-1:-1 link1-name --
VIRTUALLINK 10.144.194.40 -1 -1 -1 10.144.252.40 -1 -1
-1 UNKNOWN -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.1.3 Querying the Information About a Device (LST-DEV)
Usage Note
The DEV (IP address of an optical line terminal) and ONULOCATEINFO parameters can
be used as the location information. Before using these two parameters as the location
information, make sure that the DEV parameter indicates the device IP address. For details,
see 23.7 How to Locate a Device According to the IP Address.
Command Format
LST-DEV::[(DID=Device-ID)|(DEV=Device-name)|(DEVIP=device-IP)|(DT=device-type)|
(DEVVER=device-ver)|(DEV=device-olt-ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-
information)]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option of result's attributes][,USERID=user id];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000(PVMV1)
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T

249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.

2318 MA5632
NOTE
The MA5632 V800R310 and later versions support this
command.
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description De
fau
lt


fau
lt

configuration item
ONULOCATEINFO
O=onu-locate-information,
the DEV parameter indicates
the IP address of the optical
line terminal (OLT).
ONULOCAT OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ONU location -

EINFO STRING information. This parameter is
The format is subrack ID/slot
ID/port ID/ONU ID. For
ONU 0 that is connected to
port slot 0/2/0.
DEVIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the -

device.
DT INTEGER See Supporting Indicates the device type. -

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


fau
lt
DEVVER OCTET SIZE (252) Indicates the device version. -

STRING
SHOWOPTI OCTET l DLOC Specifies the optional attributes -

ON STRING l AdminStat that can be displayed.
l WorkMode l If you do not set this
parameter, the optional
l ADDITION attributes are not displayed.
ALINFO
l If you set this parameter,
l CRTID the optional attributes are
l CRTADDR displayed.
l CRTTEL
l CRTDATE
l REMARK
l TYPE
l NERATELIS
T
l NEPROV
l TOPXY
l EMSID
l ALIAS
l PCBVER
l MAINTAINI
D
l MAINTAIN
ADDR
l MAINTAIN
TEL
l REGISTERS
TAT
USERID INTEGER - Indicates the user ID. If you set -

this parameter, the devices
managed by only this user are
displayed, thereby
implementing rights- and
domain-based management.
NOTE
The DID, DEV, DEVIP, DT, and DEVVER parameters are optional and can be used as query criteria.
If you do not enter the value of any parameter, all the devices are displayed.

Response Format
Format Description.
title=Information of Device
name of attributes: DID DEV DEVIP DT DVER DSTAT
DLOC AdminStat WorkMode ADDITIONALINFO CRTID CRTADDR CRTTEL CRTDATE REMARK
TYPE NERATELIST NEPROV
TOPXY EMSID ALIAS PCBVER MAINTAINID MAINTAINADDR MAINTAINTEL REGISTERSTAT
Output Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name.

STRING
DEVIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of

the device.
DT OCTET See Supporting Device. Indicates the device type.

STRING When you query
information about an
MA5683T, DT in the
response message is related
to the
TL1_SHOW_MA5683T_S
WITCH configuration item
setting. For details about the
meaning and setting method
of the configuration item,
see Table 9-1.
DVER OCTET SIZE (252) Indicates the device version.

STRING
DSTAT OCTET l Connecting Indicates the status of the

STRING l Disconnecting device.
l WarningFault
l MinorFault
l MajorFault
l CriticalFault
l Loop
l Test
l Unknown

DLOC OCTET SIZE (252) (Optional) Indicates the

STRING location of the device. By
default, this parameter is not
displayed. If you enter
SHOWOPTION=DLOC
in the command, this
parameter is displayed.
AdminStat OCTET l UNKOWN Indicates the management

STRING l Plan status of the device.
l Install
WorkMode OCTET l CMSAN Indicates the working mode

STRING l AMSAN of the device. Only the
UA5000 (IPMB) supports
this parameter.
The meanings of the options
are as follows:
l CMSAN: It is short for
copper multi-service
access node.
l AMSAN: It is short for
aggregator multi-service
access node.
ADDITION OCTET SIZE (252) Indicates the location of the

ALINFO STRING MDU.
The format of the value is
OLT device name/subrack
ID of the PON port/slot ID
of the PON port/number of
the PON port/MDUID
(ONTID), such as
10.71.35.172/0/14/0/0.
CRTID OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ID of an NE

STRING creator.
CRTADDR OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the address of an

STRING NE creator.
CRTTEL OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the telephone

STRING number of an NE creator.
The parameter value is a
character string in any
format that represents a
telephone number.

CRTDATE OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the time when an

STRING NE is created.
Format: year-month-day
hour:minute:second time
zone. For example,
2010-12-16 07:22:57 GMT.
REMARK OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates remarks.

STRING
TYPE OCTET l OLT Indicates the role of the NE.

STRING l ONU Options are as follows:
l OTHER l OLT: OLTs
l ONU: ONUs
l OTHER: Other devices
NERATELI OCTET l 155 M/620 M/1000 Indicates the upstream port

ST STRING M/10000 M rate supported by an NE.
l 1000 M/10000 M Options are as follows:
l 155M, 620M, 1000M,
10000M: An OLT or
another device supports
the upstream port rate of
155 Mbit/s, 620 Mbit/s,
1000 Mbit/s, or 10000
Mbit/s.
l 1000 M, 10000 M: An
ONU supports the
upstream port rate of
1000 Mbit/s or 10000
Mbit/s at s.
NEPROV OCTET HUAWEI Indicates the NE vender

STRING name.
TOPXY OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the relative

STRING coordinate of an NE in the
Main Topology.
Format: (horizontal
coordinate, vertical
coordinate). For example,
(106, 225).
EMSID OCTET HUAWEIEMS Indicates the ID of an EMS.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NE alias.

STRING

PCBVER OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the hardware

STRING version of an NE, that is, the
control board version.
MAINTAIN OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ID of an NE

ID STRING maintenance engineer.
MAINTAIN OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the address of an

ADDR STRING NE maintenance engineer.
The parameter value is an
email address. For example:
w11@huawei.com.
MAINTAIN OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the telephone

TEL STRING number of an NE
maintenance engineer.
The parameter value is a
character string in any
format that represents a
telephone number.
REGISTER OCTET l registered Indicates the registration

STAT STRING l unregistered status of an ONU.
Options are as follows:
l registered: The ONU has
been registered.
l unregistered: The ONU
has not been registered.
NOTE
You may use personal information of users when querying the information about the devices. Therefore, you
are obligated to take considerable measures, in compliance with the laws of the countries concerned and the
user privacy policies of your company, to ensure that the personal data of users is fully protected.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the entered parameters
for locating the device are correct.
Example
To query all the information about MA5600_10.71.62.26, run the following command:
LST-DEV::DEV=MA5600_10.71.62.26:19::;

0 2005-12-11 19:57:58
M 19 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of Device
---------------------------------------
DID DEV DEVIP DT DVER DSTAT
7712769 MA5600_10.71.62.26 10.71.62.26 MA5600V3
MA5600V300R001B01D086SP06 Connecting
---------------------------------------
;
15.1.4 Querying Device Global Configurations (LST-DEVCFG)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-DEVCFG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::SHOWOPTION=option of result's
attributes;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616

103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
2322 MA5621A
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2318 MA5632
2323 MA5622A
2324 MA5623
2326 MA5623A
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description Def
ault

STRING device name. When the
value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
device.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET l MACAgingTi Specifies the optional N/A

N STRING me attributes that can be
l DHCPOption displayed.
82 l If you do not set this
l MaxLenDHC parameter, the
PPacket optional attributes are
not displayed.
l DHCPSubOpt
ion7 l If you set this
parameter, the
l DHCPSubOpt optional attributes are
ion90 displayed.
l IGMPPacket
Encap
Response Format
Format Description
title="Configure information of the device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID MACAgingTime DHCPOption82 MaxLenDHCPPacket DHCPSubOption7
DHCPSubOption90 IGMPPacketEncap
Output Parameter

R
MACAging INTEGE 0 Indicates the MAC address aging time. The

Time R 10-1000000 value 0 indicates that MAC address aging is
disabled.
Unit: s

DHCPOptio OCTET l ENABL Indicates the DHCP Option82 function status.

n82 STRING E DHCP Option82 is a security mechanism used
l DISABL to improve the DHCP function.
E
l FORWA
RD
l REBUIL
D
MaxLenDH INTEGE 500-1500 Indicates the maximum length of DHCP

CPPacket R packets.
Unit: Byte
DHCPSubO OCTET l ENABL Indicates the DHCP Sub-option7 function status.

ption7 STRING E DHCP Sub-option7 is a security mechanism
l DISABL used to improve the DHCP function.
E
DHCPSubO OCTET l ENABL Indicates the DHCP Sub-option90 function

ption90 STRING E status. DHCP Sub-option90 is a security
l DISABL mechanism used to improve the DHCP function.
E
IGMPPacket OCTET l ALL Indicates the IGMP packet encapsulation

Encap STRING l PPP format.
l IP Options are as follows:
l ALL: The IGMP packet encapsulation
format supports PPPoE, IPoA, and IPoE.
l PPP: The IGMP packet encapsulation format
supports PPPoE.
l IP: The IGMP packet encapsulation format
supports IPoA and IPoE.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the entered
parameters for locating the
device are correct.
Example
To query global configurations on device 10.144.194.40, run the following command:

LST-DEVCFG::DEV=10.144.194.40:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=MACAgingTime
DHCPOption82 MaxLenDHCPPacket DHCPSubOption7 DHCPSubOption90
IGMPPacketEncap;
7340032 2014-03-28 21:37:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Configure information of the device 10.144.194.40
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
DID MACAgingTime DHCPOption82 MaxLenDHCPPacket DHCPSubOption7
DHCPSubOption90 IGMPPacketEncap
7340032 300 ENABLE 1500 DISABLE DISABLE PPP
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.1.5 Querying CPU and Memory Information about an NE

(LST-DEVINFO)
Usage Note
This command allows you to query the type, software version, memory usage, CPU usage,
and temperature of an OLT or ONU.
Command Format
LST-DEVINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
MA5603U V800R203C00 and later versions
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.

NOTE
If the UNI port
is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
0-63
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONU ID. This -

NOTE parameter, the device name
If the UNI port or ID, and the shelf, slot,
is of 10G and port IDs are used
GPON or 10G together to locate the ONU.
EPON, the
value range is NOTE
0-255; if the In the case of the GPBD
UNI port is of board, the value ranges from 0
1G GPON or to 127. In the case of the
1G EPON, the GPBC board, the value ranges
value range is from 0 to 63.
0-127.

NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the name. This -

STRING parameter and the device
name or ID are used to
locate the ONU.
NOTE
You must set the parameter(s) specified in one of the following items:
l Device name
l Device ID
l Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID
l Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID
l Device name and ONT name
l Device ID and ONT name
Only one record is displayed after the query.
If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, the symbol indicates an invalid value.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="List of Device Info "
name of attributes: DEVNAME DEVIP DT DEVER MEM CPU TEMPERATURE
Output Parameter
DEVNAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the NE name.

STRING
DEVIP OCTET SIZE (128) Indicate the IP address of an NE.

STRING
DT OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NE type.

STRING When you query information about
an MA5683T, DT in the response
message is related to the
TL1_SHOW_MA5683T_SWITCH
configuration item setting. For details
about the meaning and setting
method of the configuration item, see
Table 9-1.
DEVER OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the NE version.

STRING

MEM INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the NE memory usage.

Unit: %
CPU INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the NE CPU usage.

Unit: %
TEMPERATU INTEGER 0-150 Indicates the NE temperature.

RE Unit: °C
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not The resource does not exist. In this case,
exist. enter the parameters to locate an existing
resource and then issue the command.
Example
To query the CPU and memory information about NE 10.71.215.160, run the following
command:
LST-DEVINFO::DEV=10.71.215.160:CTAG::;

7340038 2011-09-13 18:19:09
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
List of Device Info

-----------------------------------------------------
DEVNAME DEVIP DT DEVER MEM CPU TEMPERATURE
10.71.215.160 10.71.215.160 MA5603U MA5600V800R203C00 48 10 --
-----------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-DEV
15.1.6 Querying Subrack Information (LST-FRAME)
Usage Note

Command Format
LST-FRAME::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-num]:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=option of result's attributes];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
2321 MA5669
95 MA5603T
2330 MA5633
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2344 RPS
2346 MA5800-X17

2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
NOTE
Device in the predeployed state do not support the function of querying information about a subrack.
Input Parameter

IP Address.
FN INTEGER 0-999 (Optional) Indicates the -

subrack number.
SHOWOPT OCTET l ELABEL Specifies the optional -

ION STRING l FT attributes that can be
displayed.
l SubFrameO
NTID l If you do not set this
l SubFrameO attributes are not
NTSN displayed.
l SubFrameEx l If you set this
tendPort parameter, the optional
l SubFrameEx attributes are displayed.
tendType

NOTE
l You can enter the device ID or device name and the subrack ID to query the information about the
subrack of the specified device.
l You must enter either the device ID or the device name. The subrack ID is optional.
l If you do not enter the shelf ID, information about all subracks of the device is displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
Title=Frame Information of the device + Device name
Name of attributes: DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT
ELABEL FRAMELOCALNAME SHELF FRAMESUPPLIER FT SubFrameONTID SubFrameONTSN
SubFrameExtendPort SubFrameExtendType
l TL1_IS_ADD_BASICPROPERTY=0(Default Value)
Default Output Parameter is: DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT
l TL1_IS_ADD_BASICPROPERTY=1
Default Output Parameter is: DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT ELABEL

FRAMELOCALNAME SHELF
Output Parameter
DEV OCTET STRING SIZE (192) Indicates the device name

by default. If the value of
IP Address.
FN INTEGER 0-999 Indicates the subrack

number.
FRAMENAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the subrack name.
FRAMESTAT OCTET STRING l normal Indicates the status of the

l fault subrack.
l other
l discovery
l Unknown

ELABEL OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the electronic

label of the subrack.
FRAMELOCALNA OCTET STRING SIZE (128) Indicates the subrack alias.

ME
SHELF INTEGER 0 Indicates the rack that

houses the subrack.
FRAMESUPPLIER OCTET STRING HUAWEI Indicated the subrack

vendor name.
FT OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the subrack type.
SubFrameONTID INTEGER 0-128 Indicates the ONT ID of the

slave subrack.
SubFrameONTSN OCTET STRING SIZE(16) Indicates the ONT SN of

the slave subrack.
SubFrameExtendPor OCTET STRING FN-SN-PN Indicates the ID of the port

t to which the slave subrack
connects.
SubFrameExtendTyp OCTET STRING l GPON Indicates the cascading type

e l GE of the slave subrack.
NOTE
You may use personal information of users when querying the information about the subracks. Therefore, you
are obligated to take considerable measures, in compliance with the laws of the countries concerned and the
user privacy policies of your company, to ensure that the personal data of users is fully protected.
Error Code
2686058554 Command does not support The MDU does not support the
this device type function of querying subrack
information.
2686058531 The device does not exist. Check and ensure that the entered ID,
name, and IP address of the device are
correct.
Example
l Example1: To query the information about all the shelves of the device named
MA5600_10.144.195.45, run the following command:
LST-FRAME::DEV=MA5600_10.144.195.45:19::;

7340034 2014-09-24 10:05:11

M 19 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Frame information of the device MA5600_10.144.195.45

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------
DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT FRAMELOCALNAME SHELF
FRAMESUPPLIER
7340034 MA5600_10.144.195.45 0 Frame: 0 normal -- 0
HUAWEI
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------
l Example2: To query information about the subrack 0 of the device named

MA5600_10.144.195.45, run the following command:
LST-
FRAME::DEV=MA5600_10.144.195.45,FN=0:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=ELABEL;
7340034 2014-09-24 10:09:51
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Frame information of the device 5600_10.144.195.45

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------
DID DEV FN FRAMENAME FRAMESTAT ELABEL FRAMELOCALNAME
SHELF FRAMESUPPLIER
7340034 5600_10.144.195.45 0 Frame: 0 normal -- -- 0
HUAWEI
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------
Related Command
LST-DEV
15.1.7 Querying the Information About a Board (LST-BOARD)

Usage Note
Command Format
LST-BOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|(DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-infomation))[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-num]]
[,BT=board-type]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=optionof result's attributes];

Supporting Device
Device Type Device Type
No.
219 UA5000(PVM)
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
NOTE
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669

Device Type Device Type

No.
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
2318 MA5632
NOTE
The MA5632 V800R310 and later versions support this command.
2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2344 RPS
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er


er

ONULOCATEINFO
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO
=onu-locate-infomation, the
address of the OLT.
ONULO OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ONU location -

CATEIN STRING information. This parameter is
FO used with the DEV parameter (IP
0/2/0/0 indicates the ONU 0 that
is connected to port slot 0/2/0.
FN INTEGER 0-999 (Optional) Indicates the subrack -

ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) Indicates the slot ID. -
BT INTEGER See 24.2 (Optional) Indicates the type of -

Parameters the board.
Related To the
Board Type.


er
SHOWO OCTET l DEV Specifies the optional attributes -

PTION STRING l BNAME that can be displayed.
l NAME l If you do not set this
l ALIAS attributes are not displayed.
l ELABEL l If you set this parameter, the
l PCBVER optional attributes are
l SWVER displayed.
l ROLE
l ALARM
l ST
l PROTECT
MODE
l PORTCOU
NT
l PORTTYPE
l WORKMO
DE
l REPLACE
NOTE
l You can enter the query criteria, such as the device ID, device name, subrack ID, slot ID, and board
type, to query the information about the boards of the specified device.
l You must enter either the device ID or the device name. Other parameters are optional.
l You can enter a slot ID only after entering a subrack ID. Otherwise, the operation is invalid.
l If you do not specify the board but enter only the device name, the information about all the boards
of the device is displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=Board Information of the device+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN BT BVER BSTAT DEV
BNAME NAME ALIAS ELABEL PCBVER SWVER ROLE ALARM ST PROTECTMODE
PORTCOUNT PORTTYPE WORKMODE REPLACE
Output Parameter

BT OCTET See 24.2 Parameters Indicates the type of the board.

STRING Related To the Board
Type.
BVER OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the version of the

STRING board.
BSTAT OCTET l Unknown Indicates the status of the board.

STRING l Uninstall
l Normal
l Fault
l Forbidden
l Discovery
l Config
l Offline
l Abnormal
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name. By

STRING default, this parameter is not
displayed. It is displayed only
after you enter
SHOWOPTION=DEV in the
command.
Indicates the device name by
default. If the value of the
BNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the subtype of the

STRING board.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the board name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias for the board.
STRING
ELABEL OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the sequence number

STRING of the board.
PCBVER OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the hardware version of

STRING the board.

SWVER OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the software version of

STRING the board.
ROLE OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the role of the board.

STRING The options are as follows:
l UP: Indicates upstream
transmission.
l CAS: Indicates subtend.
ALARM OCTET l CRITICAL Indicates the alarm status of a

STRING l MAJOR board.
l MINOR Options are as follows:
l WARNING l CRITICAL: critical alarms
l MAJOR: major alarms
l MINOR: minor alarms
l WARNING: warnings
ST OCTET l VOIP Indicates the service types that

STRING l ALL are supported by a board.
l VOIP: A board that houses
POTS ports. POTS ports are
used to carry voice over IP
(VOIP) services.
l ALL: A Board that houses
other ports.
PROTECT OCTET NONE Indicates the protection mode of

MODE STRING a board.
PORTCOU OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the port quantity on a

NT STRING board.
PORTTYP OCTET Table 24-4 Indicates the port type on a

E STRING board.
WORKMO OCTET l active Indicates the working mode of a

DE STRING l standby board.
l — Options are as follows:
l active: active control board
l standby: standby control
board
l —: non-control board
REPLACE OCTET Yes Specifies whether a board is

STRING replaceable.

Error Code
None.
Example
To query the information about the thirteenth board in shelf 0 of the device named
10.71.60.26, run the following command:
LST-BOARD::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=13:2::;
7667713 2006-04-08 17:55:32

M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Board information of the device 10.71.60.26
-----------------------------------------
DID FN SN BT BVER BSTAT
7667713 0 13 Other -- Normal
-----------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.1.8 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of Boards (LST-

BOARDPERF)
Usage Note
l Boards to be queried must exist. Otherwise, the message "Operation object does not
exist" will be displayed.
l Run this command to collect the CPU usage and memory usage of boards only when the
boards work properly on online NEs and support this collection.
l This command can be used to collect the CPU usage and memory usage of only one
board at a time.
Command Format
LST-BOARDPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-number,SN=slot-
number:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Type.

Input Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name N/A

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. N/A
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. N/A
NOTE
The device ID or the device name must be set.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Board perf information of the device" name of attributes: DID FN
SN CPUUSAGE MEMUSAGE
Output Parameter
CPUUSAGE INTEGER 0-100 Indicates board CPU usage.

Unit: %.
MEMUSAGE INTEGER 0-100 Indicates board memory usage.

Unit: %.

Error Code
2686058531 The device does not Ensure that the device is successfully added to
exist. the U2000. If the device is located according to
the device name, enter the device name as the
value of the DEV parameter. Otherwise, enter
the IP address of the device.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the command is correct according

parameter or to the following requirements:
mandatory l The parameter values do not exceed the
parameter is null, or ranges of the parameters specified by the
Value of parameter command.
is wrong
l The entered parameter names are correct.
l The parameters are entered in the correct
order.
1610612783 Operation object Ensure that the board exists and the correct slot
does not exist. ID is entered.
Example
To query the real-time performance data of the board in slot 10 of shelf 0 on device named
LST-BOARDPERF::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=10:1::;
0 2010-11-08 15:13:40
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Board perf information of the device
----------------------------------------
DID FN SN CPUUSAGE MEMUSAGE
7340032 0 10 17 29
----------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.1.9 Querying the Information About a Daughter Board (LST-

SUBBOARD)
Usage Note
The daughter board must be inserted and the information must be synchronized.

Command Format
LST-SUBBOARD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-
num[,SBN=SubBoard-num]]]:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=PCBVER SWVER;
Supporting Device
Type.
Input Parameter

device ID.

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

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

Indicates the
slot ID.
SBN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) -

Indicates the
number of the
daughter
board.

SHOWOPTIO OCTET PCBVER Specifies the -

N STRING SWVER optional
attributes that
can be
displayed. If
you enter
SHOWOPTI
ON=PCBVE
R in the
command, the
corresponding
attribute is
displayed in
the response to
the command.
By default, the
attribute is not
displayed.
NOTE
l You can enter the query criteria, such as the device ID, device name, subrack ID, slot ID, and the
number of the daughter board, to query the information about the daughter board of the specified
device.
l You can enter a slot ID only after entering a subrack ID. Otherwise, the operation is invalid.
l When entering the number of the daughter board, ensure that subrack ID and slot ID are entered.
Otherwise, the TL1 NBI considers that the entered slot ID or the number of the daughter board is
invalid when analyzing the command. In this case, the TL1 NBI sends only other filtering criteria to
the service daemon.
l If you do not specify the daughter board but enter only the device name, the information about all
the daughter boards of the device is displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="SubBoard information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN SBN SBNAME ELABEL SBSTAT SBVER PCBVER SWVER
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the

device ID.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

subrack ID.

SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot

ID.
SBN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the

number of the
daughter board.
SBNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the

subtype of the
daughter board.
ELABEL OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

sequence number
of the daughter
board.
SBSTAT OCTET STRING l Normal Indicates the

l Fault status of the
daughter board.
SBVER OCTET STRING SIZE (640) Indicates the

version of the
daughter board.
PCBVER OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

hardware version
of the daughter
board.
SWVER OCTET STRING SIZE (255) Indicates the

software version
of the daughter
board.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Insert the daughter board,
synchronize the information,
and then query the
information about the
daughter board.
Example
To query the information about all the daughter boards in shelf 0 of the device named
LST-SUBBOARD::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0:9::;

7409669 2005-12-19 10:23:11

M 9 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
SubBoard information of the device 10.71.60.26
-------------------------------
DID FN SN SBN SBNAME ELABEL SBSTAT SBVER
7409669 0 7 0 H601O1GNA 1394421 Normal --
7409669 0 7 1 H601O1FNB -- Fault --
7409669 0 8 0 O1CTB -- Fault --
7409669 0 8 1 O2CTB -- Fault --
-------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.1.10 Querying the Information About a Port (LST-PORT)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-PORT::[ALIAS=Port-Alias][,](DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|(DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-infomation))[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-
num[,PN=Port-num]]][,PT=Port-type][,PSTAT=Port-status]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option
of result's attributes];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000(PVM)
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E

64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
NOTE
The MA5621 V800R309C00 and later versions support
this command.
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
NOTE
this command.
2317 MA5631
NOTE
this command.
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
this command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.

2331 MA5608T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2344 RPS
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) (Optional) Indicates the -

STRING alias for the port.
When using the ALIAS
parameter to filter and
query ports, you can
choose to enable exact
query or fuzzy query by
setting the
TL1_USE_HAZY_QRY
_AT_LST_PORT
configuration item.For
details about the meaning
and setting method of the
configuration item, see
Table 9-1.


DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.
If you set both the DEV
and
ONULOCATEINFO
parameters for an ONU,
that is, enter
DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCAT
EINFO=onu-locate-
infomation, the DEV
address of the OLT.
ONULOCA OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ONU -

TEINFO STRING location information.
This parameter is used
with the DEV parameter
The format is subrack ID/
slot ID/port ID/ONU ID.
For example, 0/2/0/0
indicates the ONU 0 that
is connected to port slot
0/2/0.

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

slot ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) Indicates the -

port ID.
PT INTEGER 24.4 (Optional) Indicates the -

Parameter type of the port.
s Related
To the
Port Type

PSTAT INTEGER 24.4 (Optional) Indicates the -

Parameter status of the port.
s Related
To the
Port Type
SHOWOPT OCTET l NAME Specifies the optional -

ION STRING l ALIAS attributes that can be
displayed.
l PSPEE
D l If you do not set this
parameter, the
l PDIRE optional attributes are
CT not displayed.
l LOOPS l If you set this
TAT parameter, the
l TESTS optional attributes are
TAT displayed.
l FEC
l RN
l AState
NOTE
l If you do not enter the alias, you must enter either the device name or the device ID. Other
parameters are optional.
l When entering the slot ID, ensure that the subrack ID is entered. When entering the port ID, ensure
that the subrack ID and the slot ID are entered. Otherwise, the TL1 NBI considers that the entered
slot ID or port ID is invalid when analyzing the command. In this case, the TL1 NBI sends only
other filtering criteria to the service daemon.
l If you enter only the device name, the information about all the ports on the device is displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=Port Information of the device +device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN PT PSTAT NAME ALIAS PSPEED PDIRECT LOOPSTAT
TESTSTAT FEC RN AState
Output Parameter
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias for the port.
STRING

PT OCTET See 24.4 Indicates the type of the port.

STRING Parameters NA: If the displayed port type is
Related To the not included in the list of port
Port Type. types, the character string
"NA(subtype of the port)" is
displayed.
For example, if the BRUS type is
not included in the list of port
types, "NA(BRUS)" is displayed
for the corresponding port.
PSTAT OCTET See 24.5 Indicates the status of the port.

STRING Parameters
Related To the
Port Status.
NAME OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the port name.

STRING
PSPEED OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the port rate.

STRING Unit: bit/s.
PDIRECT OCTET bidirectional Indicates the port direction.

STRING
LOOPSTAT OCTET l noLoop Indicates the loopback status of a

STRING l remoteLoop port.
l localLoop Options are as follows:
l unknown l noLoop: no loopback
l remoteLoop: remote loopback
l localLoop: local loopback
l unknown: The loopback status
is unknown.
TESTSTAT OCTET l noTest Indicates the test status of a port.

STRING l Test
l unknown
FEC OCTET l enable Specifies whether the forward

STRING l disable error correction (FEC) function is
enabled.
l unknown
RN OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the rack identifier.

STRING

AState OCTET l up Indicates the management status

STRING l down of a port.
l testing Options are as follows:
l up: activated
l down: deactivated
Error Code
None.
Example
To query information about port 0/2/0 on the device named 10.78.217.216, run the following
command:
LST-PORT::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0:CATG::SHOWOPTION=NAME
ALIAS PSPEED PDIRECT LOOPSTAT TESTSTAT FEC RN AState;

0 2010-12-20 13:03:19
M CATG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port information of the device 10.78.217.216
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
DID FN SN PN PT PSTAT NAME ALIAS PSPEED PDIRECT
LOOPSTAT TESTSTAT FEC RN AState
7340087 0 2 0 OPT_FE Deactive frame:0/slot:2/port:0
10.78.217.216/0/2/0 100M bidirectional noLoop noTest disable
0 up
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.1.11 Querying Protection Group Information (LST-PSG)
Usage Note
l The device must be online.
l A protection group is configured on the device.
Command Format
LST-PSG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PSGID=name of PROTECT group]:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.
PSGID INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the ID of the -

protection group.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=Information of the protect group
name of attributes: DID DEV PSGID TYPE REVERTIVE STATUS RESTOREWAITTIME ALARMTIME
WORKMEMBER PROTECTMEMBER SWITCHREASON
Output Parameter


is 1, the DEV parameter indicates
the IP address of the device. For
PSGID INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the ID of the protection

group.
TYPE OCTET l active-standby- Indicates the type of the

STRING board protection group.
l active-standby-
port
l active-standby-
lag
l eth-nni-port
l eth-nni-lag-
member
l epon-uni-port
l gpon-uni-port
l stm-nni-port
l service-process-
board
REVERTIVE OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the reversion status of

STRING the protection group.
STATUS OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the switching status of

STRING the protection group.
RESTOREWAI OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the WTR time of the

TTIME STRING protection group.
Unit: s.
The value -1 indicates that the
WTR time is unknown.
ALARMTIME OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the alarm duration of

STRING the protection group, that is, the
alarm period before the
protection switching is
performed.
Unit: ms
The value -1 indicates that the
alarm duration is unknown.

WORKMEMB OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the working member,

ER STRING that is, the protected object.
PROTECTME OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates a protection member,

MBER STRING that is, the protecting object.
SWITCHREAS OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the reason that triggers

ON STRING the protection switching of the
protection group.
Error Code
1610612764 Device timeout The cause is usually that the device is offline.
Check and ensure that the following faults do
not occur:
l The physical connection is disconnected.
l The SNMP read and write community
names are set incorrectly.
l The U2000 cannot ping the device because
of network faults.
2686058531 The device does not l Check and ensure that the device is
exist. successfully added to the U2000.
l By default, the device is located according
to the device name. If the value of the
configuration item DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter indicates the IP address of
modify configuration items, see 23.7 How
Address.
2686058554 Command does not Check and ensure that the command supports
support this device the entered device name or IP address.
type.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Check and ensure that the command is correct
parameter or according to the following requirements:
mandatory parameter is l The parameter values do not exceed the
blank, or the value of ranges of the parameters specified by the
the parameter is wrong. command.
order.

2686058582 The specified resource No protection group exists on the device.

does not exist.
Example
To query the protection group information of device 7340035, run the following command:
LST-PSG::DID=7340035,PSGID=12:CTAG::;
0 2010-12-07 19:49:49
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Information of the protect group.

--------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV PSGID TYPE REVERTIVE STATUS RESTOREWAITTIME ALARMTIME WORKMEMBER
PROTECTMEMBER SWITCHREASON
7340035 MA5680T 12 active-standby-board true idle -1 -1 frame:0/slot:8 -- --
-------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.1.12 Querying the Alarms on the U2000 (LST-ALARM)

Usage Note
This command is used to query all the alarms or the alarms of the device that are not lower
than a certain alarm severity on the U2000.
Command Format
LST-ALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DEVIP=device-IP)[,SEVERITY=alarm-
level]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Type.

Input Parameter
r

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.
DEVIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address -

of the device.
SEVERIT INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the alarm -

Y severity.
The value of this
parameter indicates the
lowest alarm severity to
be queried. If you set
SEVERITY to 3, the
queried alarm severity is
not lower than the
uncleared minor alarms.
The meanings of the
1: critical
2: major
3: minor
4: warning
NOTE
You must set one of the DID, DEV, and DEVIP parameters, and other parameters are optional.
Response Format
Format Description.
title= Alarm information of the device (+device-name) which Alarm-level is not
lower than (+Alarm-level)
name of attributes: DID ALARM-NAME SEVERITY

Output Parameter
ALARM- OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the alarm name.

NAME STRING
SEVERITY OCTET l CRITICAL Indicates the alarm severity.

STRING l MAJOR
l MINOR
l WARNING
Error Code
None.
Example
l To query all the alarms of the device named 10.71.211.68, run the following command:
LST-ALARM::DEVIP=10.71.211.68:6::;
7340162 2009-04-20 17:03:08
M 6 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=succeeeded.
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
Alarm information of the device 10.71.211.68 which Alarm-level is not lower

than WARNING
------------------------------
DID ALARM-NAME SEVERITY
7340162 Failed to communicate with the device CRITICAL
------------------------------
;
l To query the alarms that are not lower than the minor alarm on the device named
LST-ALARM::DEV=10.78.217.111,SEVERITY=3:7::;
7340186 2009-07-13 15:44:29
M 7 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=7
blktotal=7
Alarm information of the device 10.78.217.111 which Alarm-level is not lower

than MINOR
------------------------------
DID ALARM-NAME SEVERITY
7340186 The LOS occurs on the Ethernet optical port CRITICAL


------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.1.13 Querying the MAC Addresses Learnt by Devices (LST-

OLTLEARNINGMAC)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the MAC addresses learnt by devices.
Command Format
LST-OLTLEARNINGMAC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
NOTE
MA5800-X17s and MA5800-X7s are supported from V100R015C00. Other OLTs are supported from
V800R015C00.

Input Parameter

R
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the device name -

STRING (192) by default.If the value of the
configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
list of MAC Address:
SRVPORTID BUNDLEID MACTYPE MAC FN SN PN VPI VCI
ONTID GEMPORTID VLANID
Output Parameter
SRVPORTID INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service port

ID. This parameter
uniquely identifies a
service port.
BUNDLEID INTEGER 1-16384 Indicates the bundle ID.

l MA5608T:
1-2048
l Other devices:
For the SCUH
board, the value
ranges from 1
to 16384. For
other boards,
the value ranges
from 1 to 8192.
MACTYPE OCTET l static Indicates the MAC type.

STRING l dynamic

MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the learnt MAC

STRING address. The format is
XXXX-XXXX-XXXX.
VPI OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the virtual path

STRING l auto identifier.
VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual

STRING l auto channel identifier.

NOTE
10G GPON or 10G
EPON, the value
range is 0-255; if
the UNI port is of
1G GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
GEMPORTID INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port

ID.
l In discrete mode, the
value range of the
GEMPORTID
parameter is from 128
to 3999.
l In template mode, the
value range of the
GEMPORTID
parameter is from 0 to
1023.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 indicates Indicates the VLAN ID.

the maximum
range. For the
value range of
different devices,
see Table 24-11.

Error Code
2686058531 The device does l Verify whether the device is successfully

not exist. added.
l By default, the device is located according to
the device name. If the value of the
configuration item DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV
parameter indicates the IP address of the
device. For details about how to modify
configuration items, see 23.7 How to Locate a
Device According to the IP Address.
Example
To query the MAC address learnt by the device named 10.144.195.224, run the following
command:
l LST-OLTLEARNINGMAC::DEV=10.144.195.224:dd::;
l Response message:
7340032 2014-09-15 15:12:41
M dd COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=6
blktotal=6
list of MAC Address

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------
SRVPORTID BUNDLEID MACTYPE MAC FN SN PN VPI VCI
ONTID GEMPORTID VLANID
-- -- dynamic CA-00-08-70-00-00 0 19 1 -- -- --
-- 10
-- -- dynamic 70-7B-E8-89-45-FC 0 19 0 -- -- --
-- 9
-- -- dynamic 28-6E-D4-21-20-FE 0 19 0 -- -- --
-- 9
-- -- dynamic 08-00-3E-01-BF-FF 0 19 0 -- -- --
-- 9
5 -- dynamic 08-19-A6-7E-0A-6D 0 6 0 -- -- 4
-- 9
36 -- dynamic 00-E0-FD-12-25-36 0 16 0 0 2 --
-- 9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------
Related Command
None

15.2 Querying ADSL Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying ADSL resources, including the
ADSL ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.2.1 Querying the Basic Information About an ADSL Port (LST-

ADSLPORTCFG)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the basic information about an ADSL port, including the
name and type of the line profile that is referenced by the port. The device ID (or device
name), subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID are mandatory for the command.
This command applies only to the common mode (RFC2662).
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTCFG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter


configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
NOTE
You must specify either the device name or the device ID and three other parameters for locating a port.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Port attributes of the device" +device-name + "Frame number:" + frameId +
"slot ID:" +slotID + "port ID:" +portID
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN LineProfile LineType
Output Parameter
LineProfile OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the name

of the line profile.
LineType OCTET STRING l Fast Indicates the type of

l Interleaved the line profile.

Error Code
1610940639 Failed to read the ADSL Verify that the database is

port information from the started.
database. Check whether the
database is opened.
Example
To query the basic information about port 0/8/1 on the device named 10.71.60.26, run the
following command:
LST-ADSLPORTCFG::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=8,PN=1:16::;
7340033 2007-07-02 12:04:52
M 16 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port attributes of the device 10.71.59.28 Frame number:0 slot ID:8 port ID:1
-------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN LineProfile LineType
7340033 0 8 1 ADSL LINE PROFILE 1002 Interleaved
-------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO
15.2.2 Querying Specified Information About ADSL Ports (LST-

DSLPORTSPECIFYINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to quickly query specified information about ADSL ports on NEs.
Command Format
LST-DSLPORTSPECIFYINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile
LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate AtucSnrMgn AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn
AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRate AturAttainableRate];

Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
er

R

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

R

R
PN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the port ID. -

R


er
SHOWO OCTET l Alias (Optional) Specifies whether -

PTION STRING l Type the attributes are displayed. If
you enter
l AtucStatus SHOWOPTION=Alias in
l AturStatus the command, the
l LineProfile corresponding attribute is
displayed in the response to
l LineType the command. By default, the
l AtucTxRate attribute is not displayed.
l AturTxRate
l AtucSnrMgn
l AturSnrMgn
l AtucAtn
l AturAtn
l AtucOutputPwr
l AturOutputPwr
l AtucAttainableR
ate
l AturAttainableR
ate
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
"slot ID:" +slotID + "port ID:" +portID
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile
LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate AtucSnrMgn AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn
AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRate AturAttainableRate
Output Parameter
eter

R

R


eter

R
PN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the port ID.

R
Alias OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the port.
STRING
Type OCTET l Adsl Indicates the type of the port.

STRING l Adsl2+
AtucSta OCTET l Active Indicates the status of the central office.

tus STRING l Deactive
l Block
l Activating
l Testing
l Fault
l Unknown
AturSta OCTET l Active Indicates the status of the remote end.

tus STRING l Deactive
l Block
l Activating
l Testing
l Fault
l Unknown
LinePro OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the line profile.
file STRING
LineTy OCTET l Fast Indicates the line type.

pe STRING l Interleaved
AtucTx INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the transmission rate of the

Rate R downstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AturTx INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the transmission rate of the upstream

Rate R channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AtucSnr FLOAT -64 to 64 Indicates the upstream noise margin.

Mgn Unit: dB.
AturSnr FLOAT -64 to 64 Indicates the downstream noise margin.

Mgn Unit: dB.


eter
AtucAt FLOAT 0-127 Indicates the upstream channel attenuation.

n Unit: dB.
AturAtn FLOAT 0-127 Indicates the downstream channel attenuation.

Unit: dB.
AtucOu FLOAT -31 to 31 Indicates the downstream output power.

tputPwr Unit: dBm.
AturOut FLOAT -31 to 31 Indicates the upstream output power.

putPwr Unit: dBm.
AtucAtt INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream attainable rate.

ainable R Unit: kbit/s.
Rate
AturAtt INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream attainable rate.

ainable R Unit: kbit/s.
Rate
Error Code
2686124034 Resource information is empty. Enter an existing ADSL port ID

or synchronize the ADSL port on
NEs to the NMS.
2686058604 not support the type of port Ensure that an ADSL port ID is
entered.
Example
To query the specified information about port 0/5/3 on the device named 10.78.217.219, run
LST-
DSLPORTSPECIFYINFO::DEV=10.78.217.219,FN=0,SN=5,PN=0:3::SHOWOPTION=
Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile LineType;
7340081 2011-03-31 17:55:56
M 3 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port attributes of the device 10.78.217.219 Frame number:0 Slot number:2 Port
number:18

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------
DID FN SN PN Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile LineType
7340081 0 5 0 10.78.217.219/0/5/0 Adsl2+ Activating Unknown ADSL LINE PROFILE
1002 Interleaved
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO
15.2.3 Querying the Details of an ADSL Port (LST-

DSLPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of an ADSL port. The device ID (or device name),
subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID are mandatory for the command.
NOTICE
Do not run this command to bulk query inventories of a large number of ports. Otherwise, the
query efficiency is low.
This command applies to the common mode (RFC2662), NGADSL mode (RFC4706), and
TR165 mode.
Command Format
LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=PORTMODE PORTCAPABILITY EPROF PPPOE OPTION82
NGADSLPARA ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts IfOutOcts TR165PARA
TR165PARAINDEX QUENESHAPINGPARA TRANSSYS TRAPSWITCH];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635

Input Parameter
er

R

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.

R

R

R
SHOWO OCTET l PORTMODE (Optional) Specifies -

PTION STRING l PORTCAPABILITY whether the attributes are
displayed. If you enter
l EPROF SHOWOPTION=POR
l PPPoE TMODE in the
l OPTION82 command, the
corresponding attribute is
l NGADSLPARA displayed in the response
l ATUCCHANCURRI to the command. By
NP default, the attribute is
l ATURCHANCURRI not displayed.
NP
l IfInOcts
l IfOutOcts
l TR165PARA
l TR165PARAINDEX
l QUENESHAPINGP
ARA
l TRANSSYS
l TRAPSWITCH

NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
"Slot number:" +slotID + "Port number:" +portID name of attributes: DID FN SN
PN Label Alias Type AtucStatus AturStatus LineProfile AlarmProfile
LastActiveTime AdminStatus Coding LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate
AtucInterleaveDelay AturInterleaveDelay AtucInvSerialNumber
AturInvSerialNumber AtucInvVendorID AturInvVendorID AtucInvVersionNumber
AturInvVersionNumber AtucSnrMgn AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn AtucOutputPwr
AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRate AturAttainableRate AdslLineVpi AdslLineVci
AdslIpPriority MacLearnNum LastActiveTxRate SysTime AdslLineTrellis
AdslLineHandshake AdslLineBitSwapping AdslLineType PORTMODE PORTCAPABILITY
EPROF PPPOE OPTION82, PWRMNGSTATE, INITRESULT, SIGATTENDS, SIGATTENUS, ACTPSDDS,
ACTPSDUS, CH1PREVDATARATEDS, CH1ACTDELAYDS, CH1ATMSTATUSDS, CH1PTMSTATUSDS,
CH1PREVDATARATEUS, CH1ACTDELAYUS, CH1ATMSTATUSUS, CH1PTMSTATUSUS ATUCCHANCURRINP
ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts IfOutOcts TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF
TR165DPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF
TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR
TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF TR165VNPROFINDEX TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX
TR165DPBOPROFINDEX TR165UPBOPROFINDEX TR165RFIPROFINDEX
TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165CH1USPROFINDEX TR165CH2USPROFINDEX
TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX TR165CH2DSPROFINDEX TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX
TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF TRANSSYS TRAPSWITCH
Output Parameter
NOTE
If no mode is specified for a parameter, the parameter is supported by all modes: common mode (RFC2662),
NGADSL mode (RFC4706), and TR165 mode.
DID INTE - Indicates the device ID.

GER
FN INTE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.

GER
SN INTE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.

GER
PN INTE 0-63 Indicates the port ID.

GER
Label OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the port.

T
STRIN
G
Alias OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the alias of the port.

T
STRIN
G

Type OCTE l Adsl Indicates the type of the port.

T l Adsl2+
STRIN
G
AtucStatus OCTE l Active Indicates the status of the central

T l Deactive office.
STRIN
G l Block
l Activating
l Testing
l Fault
l Unknown
AturStatus OCTE l Active Indicates the status of the remote

T l Deactive end. The parameter value can only
STRIN be Active or Unknown for
G l Block MA5600Ts and MxUs.
l Activating
l Testing
l Fault
l Unknown
LineProfile OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the line

T profile.
STRIN This parameter is supported by the
G common mode (RFC2662) and
NGADSL mode (RFC4706).
AlarmProfile OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the alarm

T profile. The corresponding
STRIN parameter in TR165 mode is
G TR165ALARMPROF.
This parameter is supported by the
common mode (RFC2662) and
NGADSL mode (RFC4706).
LastActiveTi OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the time of the last

me T activation. It is UTC time.
STRIN
G
AdminStatus OCTE l Not Manageable Indicates the management status.

T l Manageable The value is always Not
STRIN Manageable for MA5600Ts and
G MxUs.

Coding OCTE l DMT Indicates the coding mode.

T l CAP This parameter is supported only
STRIN by the common mode (RFC2662).
G l QAM
l OTHER
LineType OCTE l Fast Indicates the line type.

T l Interleaved This parameter is supported only
STRIN by the common mode (RFC2662).
G
AtucTxRate INTE - Indicates the transmission rate of

GER the downstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AturTxRate INTE - Indicates the transmission rate of

GER the upstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AtucInterleav INTE - Indicates the downstream

eDelay GER interleave delay. The corresponding
parameter in TR165 mode is
CH1ACTDELAYDS.
Unit: ms.
AturInterleave INTE - Indicates the upstream interleave

Delay GER delay. The corresponding
CH1ACTDELAYUS.
Unit: ms.
AtucInvSerial OCTE SIZE (0-32) Indicates the serial number of the

Number T vendor of the central office system.
STRIN
G
AturInvSerial OCTE SIZE (0-32) Indicates the serial number of the

Number T vendor of the remote end system.
STRIN
G
AtucInvVendo OCTE SIZE (0-16) Indicates the vendor ID of the

rID T central office system.
STRIN
G
AturInvVendo OCTE SIZE (0-16) Indicates the vendor ID of the

rID T remote end system.
STRIN
G

AtucInvVersio OCTE SIZE (0-16) Indicates the version of the central

nNumber T office system.
STRIN
G
AturInvVersio OCTE SIZE (0-16) Indicates the version of the remote

nNumber T end system.
STRIN
G
AtucSnrMgn FLOA -64 to +64 Indicates the upstream noise

T margin.
Unit: dB.
AturSnrMgn FLOA -64 to +64 Indicates the downstream noise

T margin.
Unit: dB.
AtucAtn FLOA 0-127 Indicates the upstream channel

T attenuation.
Unit: dB.
AturAtn FLOA 0-127 Indicates the downstream channel

T attenuation.
Unit: dB.
AtucOutputP FLOA -31 to +31 Indicates the downstream output

wr T power.
Unit: dBm.
AturOutputP FLOA -31 to +31 Indicates the upstream output

wr T power.
Unit: dBm.
AtucAttainabl INTE - Indicates the downstream

eRate GER attainable rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
AturAttainabl INTE - Indicates the upstream attainable

eRate GER rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
AdslLineVpi INTE 0-255 Indicates the virtual path identifier

GER of the ADSL link. Only the
MA5300V1 supports this
parameter.
AdslLineVci INTE 0-511 Indicates the virtual channel

GER identifier of the ADSL link. Only
the MA5300V1 supports this
parameter.

AdslIpPriority INTE 0-7 Indicates the IP precedence of the

GER port. Only the MA5300V1 supports
this parameter.
MacLearnNu INTE 0-255 Indicates the number of MAC

m GER addresses that are learned by the
ADSL port itself. Only the
MA5100V2 supports this
parameter.
LastActiveTx INTE - Indicates the last activation rate of

Rate GER the ADSL port. The corresponding
CH1PREVDATARATEDS.
Unit: kbit/s.
Currently, the U2000 does not
support this parameter.
SysTime OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the system time.

T Currently, the U2000 does not
STRIN support this parameter.
G
AdslLineTrell OCTE l DISABLED Specifies whether the enumerated

is T l ENABLED value of the ADSL trellis coding is
STRIN used. Currently, the U2000 does
G not support this parameter.
AdslLineHan OCTE l All Indicates the enumerated value of

dshake T l Full rate the ADSL handshaking protocol.
STRIN Currently, the U2000 does not
G l Glite only support this parameter.
l T1413 only
l Gdmt only
l Ghs
l G9921
l G9922
l G9923
l G9924
l G9925
l AdslAllOnly
l Unknown
AdslLineBitS OCTE l DISABLED Specifies whether the enumerated

wapping T l ENABLED value of the bit swapping is used.
STRIN Currently, the U2000 does not
G support this parameter.

AdslLineType OCTE l NoChannel Indicates the ADSL line type.

T l FastOnly Currently, the U2000 does not
STRIN support this parameter.
G
PORTMODE OCTE l ADSL-ONLY Indicates the working mode of the

T l COMBO ADSL port. Currently, only the
STRIN UA5000 (IPMB) supports this
G l BYPASS parameter.
PORTCAPAB OCTE l BOTH Indicates the capability of the

ILITY T l Line One ADSL port. Currently, only the
STRIN UA5000 (IPMB) supports this
G parameter.
EPROF OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the extended

T profile. This parameter cannot be
STRIN queried in TR165 mode.
G This parameter is supported only
by the common mode (RFC2662).
PPPOE OCTE l ON Specifies whether the PPPoE

T l OFF function is enabled. Currently, only
STRIN the MA5600T, MA5603T and the
G MA5606T support this parameter.
OPTION82 OCTE l ON Specifies whether the option 82

T l OFF function is enabled. Currently, only
STRIN the MA5600T, MA5603T and the
G MA5606T support this parameter.
PWRMNGST OCTE l L0 Indicates the power management

ATE T l L1 status. This parameter can be
STRIN queried only in NGADSL and
G l L2 TR165 modes.
l L3 This parameter is returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=NGADSLPAR
A in the command.
INITRESULT OCTE l NoFailure Indicates the result of the last

T l ConfigError complete initialization. This
STRIN parameter can be queried only in
G l ConfigNotFeasible NGADSL and TR165 modes.
l CommFail This parameter is returned only
l NoPeerAtu when you entered
l OtherCause A in the command.

SIGATTEND INTE 0-127 Indicates the downstream signal

S GER attenuation. This parameter can be
queried only in NGADSL and
TR165 modes.
This parameter is returned only
when you entered
A in the command.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTENU INTE 0-127 Indicates the upstream signal

S GER attenuation. This parameter can be
TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
Unit: dB.
ACTPSDDS INTE -90 to 0 Indicates the downstream PSD.

GER This parameter can be queried only
in NGADSL and TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTPSDUS INTE -90 to 0 Indicates the upstream PSD. This

GER parameter can be queried only in
NGADSL and TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
CH1PREVD INTE 0-4294967295 Indicates the last downstream rate

ATARATEDS GER of channel 1. This parameter can be
TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
Unit: kbit/s.

CH1ACTDEL INTE 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream delay of

AYDS GER channel 1. This parameter can be
TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMSTA OCTE l NoFailure Indicates the downstream ATM

TUSDS T l NoCellDelineation data status of channel 1. This
G l LossOfCellDelinea- NGADSL and TR165 modes.
tion
when you entered
A in the command.
CH1PTMSTA OCTE l NoFailure Indicates the downstream PTM

TUSDS T l OutOfSync data status of channel 1. This
G NGADSL and TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
CH1PREVD INTE 0-4294967295 Indicates the last upstream rate of

ATARATEUS GER channel 1. This parameter can be
TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
Unit: bit/s.
CH1ACTDEL INTE 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream delay of

AYUS GER channel 1. This parameter can be
TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
Unit: ms.

CH1ATMSTA OCTE l NoFailure Indicates the upstream ATM data

TUSUS T l NoCellDelineation status of channel 1. This parameter
STRIN can be queried only in NGADSL
G l LossOfCellDelinea- and TR165 modes.
tion
when you entered
A in the command.
CH1PTMSTA OCTE l NoFailure Indicates the upstream PTM data

TUSUS T l OutOfSync status of channel 1. This parameter
STRIN can be queried only in NGADSL
G and TR165 modes.
when you entered
A in the command.
ATUCCHAN FLOA 0-254 Indicates downstream impulse

CURRINP T noise protection (INP).
Unit: DMT Symbol
ATURCHAN FLOA 0-254 Indicates upstream INP.

CURRINP T Unit: DMT Symbol
IfInOcts INTE 1-4294967295 Indicates the total number of octets

GER received by the ADSL port,
including framing characters.
IfOutOcts INTE 1-4294967295 Indicates the total number of octets

GER transmitted from the ADSL port,
including framing characters.
TR165VNPR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

OF T virtual noise profile.
STRIN This parameter is applicable only
G to the MA5600T, MA5603T and
MA5616 in TR165 mode.
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARA in
the command.

TR165SPECT OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

RUMPROF T spectrum profile.
when you entered
the command.
TR165ALAR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

MPROF T alarm profile.
when you entered
the command.
TR165DPBO OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

PROF T DPBO profile.
when you entered
the command.
TR165RFIPR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

OF T RFI profile.
when you entered
the command.

TR165NMPR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

OF T noise margin profile.
when you entered
the command.
TR165CH1U OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

SPROF T channel 1 upstream rate profile.
when you entered
the command.
TR165CH1U INTE 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of the

ARR GER TR165 channel 1 upstream rate.
This parameter is applicable only
to the MA5600T, MA5603T and
when you entered
the command.
TR165CH2U OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

SPROF T channel 2 upstream rate profile.
when you entered
the command.

TR165CH2U INTE 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of the

ARR GER TR165 channel 2 upstream rate.
when you entered
the command.
TR165CH1D OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

SPROF T channel 1 downstream profile.
when you entered
the command.
TR165CH1D INTE 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of the

ARR GER TR165 channel 1 downstream rate.
when you entered
the command.
TR165CH2D OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

SPROF T channel 2 downstream rate profile.
when you entered
the command.

TR165CH2D INTE 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of the

ARR GER TR165 channel 2 downstream rate.
when you entered
the command.
TR165CH1IN OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the delay impulse noise

PPROF T protection (INP) profile of the
STRIN TR165 channel 1.
G This parameter is applicable only
when you entered
the command.
TR165CH2IN OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the delay INP profile of

PPROF T the TR165 channel 2.
when you entered
the command.
TR165VNPR INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX GER virtual noise profile.
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARAIN
DEX in the command.

TR165SPECT INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

RUMPROFIN GER spectrum profile.
DEX This parameter is applicable only
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165DPBO INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

PROFINDEX GER DPBO profile.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165UPBO INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

PROFINDEX GER UPBO profile.
The U2000 does not support this
parameter.
TR165RFIPR INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX GER RFI profile.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165NMPR INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX GER noise margin profile.
when you entered
DEX in the command.

TR165CH1U INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

SPROFINDE GER channel 1 upstream rate profile.
X This parameter is valid only when
the TR165CH1UARR parameter
is set.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165CH2U INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

SPROFINDE GER channel 2 upstream rate profile.
is set.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165CH1D INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

SPROFINDE GER channel 1 downstream profile. This
X parameter is valid only when the
TR165CH1DARR parameter is
set.
when you entered
DEX in the command.

TR165CH2D INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

SPROFINDE GER channel 2 downstream rate profile.
the TR165CH2DARR parameter
is set.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165CH1IN INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the delay

PPROFINDE GER impulse noise protection (INP)
X profile of the TR165 channel 1.
when you entered
DEX in the command.
TR165CH2IN INTE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the delay

PPROFINDE GER impulse noise protection (INP)
when you entered
DEX in the command.
QUENE1 INTE 3 Indicates queue 1.

GER This parameter is returned only
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=QUENESHAPI
NGPARA in the command.
QUENE2 INTE 4 Indicates queue 2.

GER This parameter is returned only
when you entered

OUTBOUND OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the outbound

TRAFFICPR T traffic profile.
OF STRIN This parameter is applicable only
when you entered

TRANSSYS OCTE l G.992.1 TCM-ISDN Indicates the transmission mode of

T non-overlapped ADSL ports. This parameter can be
STRIN l G.992.1 TCM-ISDN queried only in TR165 modes.
G overlapped This parameter is returned only
l G.992.1 TCM-ISDN when you entered
symmetric SHOWOPTION=TRANSSYS in
the command.
l G.992.2 with TCM-
ISDN non-overlapped
l G.992.2 with TCM-
ISDN overlapped
l G992.1-Annex A
l G992.1-Annex B
l G992.2-Annex A
l G992.3-Annex A
l G992.3-Annex B
l G992.3-Annex I
l G992.3-Annex J
l G992.3-Annex L
Mask 1
l G992.3-Annex L
Mask 2
l G992.3-Annex L
Mask 3
l G992.3-Annex L
Mask 4
l G992.3-Annex M
l G992.4 Annex A
l G992.4-Annex A
l G992.4-Annex I
l G992.5-Annex A
l G992.5-Annex B
l G992.5-Annex I
l G992.5-Annex J
l G992.5-Annex M
l Regional Std.
l T1.413

TRAPSWITC OCTE l ON Specifies whether the trap function

H T l OFF is enabled.
STRIN Options are as follows:
G
l ON: reports alarms from ports
to the U2000.
l OFF: suppresses alarms from
ports.
Error Code
1610940467 Reading port information from Check whether the device is offline or
the device failed. times out.
1611268098 Querying the details of the ports Log in to the System Monitor client
fails. and check whether the xDSL service
management process is started. If the
process is not started, start the
process.
Example
To query the details of port 0/13/0 on the device named 10.144.199.35, run the following
command:
LST-
DSLPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=0:3::SHOWOPTION=
NGADSLPARA ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts IfOutOcts
TR165PARA QUENESHAPINGPARA;
7340178 2011-07-09 17:20:38
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DID FN SN PN Label Alias Type AtucStatus AturStat

us LineProfile AlarmProfile LastActiveTime AdminStatus Coding

LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate AtucInterleaveDelay AturInte
rleaveDelay AtucInvSerialNumber AturInvSerialNumber AtucInvVendorID
AturInvVendorID AtucInvVersionNumber AturInvVersionNumber AtucSnrMgn
AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRa
te AturAttainableRate AdslLineVpi AdslLineVci AdslIpPriority
MacLearnNum LastActiveTxRate SysTime AdslLineTrellis AdslLineHandshak
e AdslLineBitSwapping AdslLineType PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT
SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS CH1PREVDATARATED
S CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS CH1PTMSTATUSDS CH1PREVDATARATEUS
CH1ACTDELAYUS CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP
IfInOcts IfOutOcts TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALA
RMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1
UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2
DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUND
TRAFFICPROF
7340178 0 13 0 Frame:0/Slot:13/Port:0 test1234 --
Deactive Unknown -- -- -- Not Manageable -- --
-- -- -- -- 16l v09.07.21, 2008-10-20 -- 0xFFB542
44434D4D54 -- VE_9_7_21 -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL UPSTREAM
100 -- -- DEFVAL DOWNSTREAM 100 -- -- DEFVAL
-- 3 4 --
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command:
l LST-
DSLPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.71.59.35,FN=0,SN=11,PN=15:CTAG::SHOWO
PTION=PORTMODE PORTCAPABILITY EPROF PPPOE OPTION82
NGADSLPARA ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP IfInOcts
IfOutOcts TR165PARA QUENESHAPINGPARA TRANSSYS;
7340032 2011-08-10 17:20:38
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blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
number:15
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DID FN SN PN Label Alias Type AtucStatus
AturStatus LineProfile AlarmProfile LastActiveTime AdminStatus
Coding LineType AtucTxRate AturTxRate AtucInterleaveDelay
AturInterleaveDelay AtucInvSerialNumber AturInvSerialNumber
AtucInvVendorID AturInvVendorID AtucInvVersionNumber
AturInvVersionNumber AtucSnrMgn AturSnrMgn AtucAtn AturAtn
AtucOutputPwr AturOutputPwr AtucAttainableRate AturAttainableRate
AdslLineVpi AdslLineVci AdslIpPriority MacLearnNum
LastActiveTxRate SysTime AdslLineTrellis AdslLineHandshake
AdslLineBitSwapping AdslLineType PORTMODE PORTCAPABILITY EPROF
PPPOE OPTION82 PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS
ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS
CH1ATMSTATUSDS CH1PTMSTATUSDS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS
CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS ATUCCHANCURRINP ATURCHANCURRINP
IfInOcts IfOutOcts TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF
TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF
TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR
TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR
TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF
TRANSSYS
7340032 0 11 15 Frame:0/Slot:11/Port:15 test --
Active Active -- -- -- Not Manageable -- -- --
-- -- -- 3.30.0.33 000000000000 0xB5004946544E827A
0x00005443544E0000 08.27.0A.00.2F V.3.7.9.15 6.50 7.10 0.00
1.10 16.30 12.60 25420 1172 -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ON ON L0
NoFailure 0.00 1.10 -45.10 -38.00 24076 5 NoFailure
-- 1185 13 NoFailure -- 0.10 0.40 35378 0
DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL
UPSTREAM 60 DEFVAL UPSTREAM 40 DEFVAL DOWNSTREAM 70 DEFVAL
UPSTREAM 30 DEFVAL DEFVAL 3 4 ip-traffic-table_0 G992.1-
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;
NOTE
The values of most of the parameters are not displayed but displayed as -- because the port is not
activated.
Related Command
l LST-ADSLPORTALARM
l LST-ADSLPORTPERF
l LST-ADSLPORTCFG

15.2.4 Querying the List of ADSL Line Profiles (LST-

ADSLLINEPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command applies to the common mode (RFC2662).
Command Format
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,LPROFID=line-profile-name]
[,COM=channel-operation-mode][,LTYPE=line-profile-type][,ATUCMINRT=Central-Office-
End-Minimum-stream-TX-rate][,ATUCMAXRT=Central-Office-End-Maximum-stream-TX-rate]
[,ATURMINRT=Remote-End-Minimum-stream-TX-rate][,ATURMAXRT=Remote-End-Maximum-
stream-TX-rate][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
eter
DT INTEGER See Indicates the device type. N/A

Supporting
Device.
LPROF OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the N/A

ID STRING name of the ADSL line
profile.


eter
COM OCTET 0-2 (Optional) Indicates the N/A

STRING channel working mode.
The meanings of the
l 0: Fast
l 1: Interleave
l 2: FastOrInterleaved
In the case of low delay,
select the 0 mode. In the
case of stable connection,
select the 1 mode.
Only the MA5300V1
supports the 2 mode.
LTYPE INTEGER l 1: Adsl Indicates the type of the N/A

l 2: Adsl2+ supported port, which can
be ADSL or ADSL2+.
ATUC INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the N/A

MINR 32-28799 minimum downstream
T MA5615, transmission rate.
MA5605, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5600V3, l If COM is set to 0, this
MA5105, parameter is displayed
MA5100V1, as ATU-C
MA5100V2, (Downstream) Fast
UA5000, Min. Tx Rate.
UA5000
(IPMB), l If COM is set to 1, this
MA5603T, parameter is displayed
MA5606T, as ATU-C
MA5616, (Downstream)
MA5635, Interleaved Min. Tx
MA5600T: Rate.
32-31999 l If COM is set to 2, this
parameter is displayed
as ATU-C
(Downstream) Fast
Min. Tx Rate/ATU-C
(Downstream)
Interleaved Min. Tx
Rate.


eter
ATUC INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the N/A

MAXR 33-28800 maximum downstream
T MA5615, transmission rate. It is
MA5605, recommended that you set
MA5600V3, this parameter to 6144.
MA5100V2, parameter is displayed
UA5000, as ATU-C
UA5000 (Downstream) Fast
(IPMB), Max. Tx Rate.
MA5603T,
MA5606T, l If COM is set to 1, this
MA5635, as ATU-C
MA5600T: (Downstream)
33-32000 Interleaved Max. Tx
Rate.
l If COM is set to 2, this
parameter is displayed
as ATU-C
(Downstream) Fast
Max. Tx Rate/ATU-C
(Downstream)
Interleaved Max. Tx
Rate.


eter
ATUR INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the N/A

MINR 32-3479 minimum upstream
T UA5000, transmission rate. It is
MA5615, recommended that you set
MA5605, this parameter to 640.
MA5100V2: parameter is displayed
32-3000 as ATU-R (Upstream)
MA5600V3, Fast Min. Tx Rate.
UA5000 l If COM is set to 1, this
(IPMB), parameter is displayed
MA5603T, as ATU-R (Upstream)
MA5606T, Interleaved Min. Tx
MA5616, Rate.
MA5635,
MA5600T: l If COM is set to 2, this
32-6000 parameter is displayed
as ATU-R (Upstream)
Fast Min. Tx Rate/
ATU-R (Upstream)
Interleaved Min. Tx
Rate.
ATUR INTEGER MA5300V1: (Optional) Indicates the N/A

MAXR 33-3480 maximum upstream
T UA5000, transmission rate.
MA5605, l If COM is set to 0, this
MA5100V1, as ATU-R (Upstream)
MA5100V2: Fast Max. Tx Rate.
32-3000
l If COM is set to 1, this
MA5600V3, parameter is displayed
UA5000 as ATU-R (Upstream)
(IPMB), Interleaved Max. Tx
MA5603T, Rate.
MA5606T,
MA5616, l If COM is set to 2, this
MA5600T: as ATU-R (Upstream)
32-6000 Fast Max. Tx Rate/
ATU-R (Upstream)
Interleaved Max. Tx
Rate.
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates the -

PROFI STRING device scope profile name.
D


eter
SHOW OCTET l SCOPEPR Specifies whether to return -

OPTIO STRING OFID the optional attribute. If
N this parameter is set, the
optional attribute will be
returned. Otherwise, the
optional attribute will not
be returned.
NOTE
l The DT parameter is mandatory. Other parameters are optional.

l You can perform the fuzzy search by profile name and obtain all the profiles whose names contain
the entered character string. The PROFID parameter does not support fuzzy search.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=ADSL Activation Profile of the device type +device-type
DT LPROFID COM ATUCMINRT ATUCMAXRT ATURMINRT ATURMAXRT SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
Paramet Type Range Description
er
DT OCTET See Supporting Indicates the device type.

STRING Device.
LPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the name of the

D STRING ADSL line profile.
COM OCTET l Fast (Optional) Indicates the channel

STRING l Interleave working mode.
l FastOrInterleaved In the case of low delay, select the
Fast mode. In the case of stable
connection, select the Interleave
mode.
Only the MA5300V1 supports the
FastOrInterleaved mode.


er
ATUCMI INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-28799 (Optional) Indicates the minimum

NRT MA5615, MA5605, downstream transmission rate.
MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5100V1, l If the value of the COM is Fast,
MA5100V2, UA5000, this parameter is displayed as
UA5000 (IPMB), ATU-C (Downstream) Fast Min.
MA5603T, MA5606T, Tx Rate.
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 32-31999 l If the value of the COM is
Interleave, this parameter is
displayed as ATU-C
(Downstream) Interleaved Min.
Tx Rate.
l If the value of the COM is
FastOrInterleaved, this
parameter is displayed as ATU-C
(Downstream) Fast Min. Tx
Rate/ATU-C (Downstream)
Interleaved Min. Tx Rate.
ATUCM INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-28800 (Optional) Indicates the maximum

AXRT MA5615, MA5605, downstream transmission rate. It is
MA5600V3, MA5105, recommended that you set this
MA5100V1, parameter to 6144.
MA5100V2, UA5000, Unit: kbit/s.
UA5000 (IPMB), l If the value of the COM is Fast,
MA5603T, MA5606T, this parameter is displayed as
MA5616, MA5635, ATU-C (Downstream) Fast Max.
MA5600T: 33-32000 Tx Rate.
displayed as ATU-C
(Downstream) Interleaved Max.
Tx Rate.
parameter is displayed as ATU-C
(Downstream) Fast Max. Tx
Rate/ATU-C (Downstream)
Interleaved Max. Tx Rate.


er
ATURMI INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-3479 (Optional) Indicates the minimum

NRT UA5000, MA5615, upstream transmission rate. It is
MA5605, MA5105, recommended that you set this
MA5100V2: 32-3000 Unit: kbit/s.
MA5600V3, UA5000 l If the value of the COM is Fast,
(IPMB), MA5603T, this parameter is displayed as
MA5606T, MA5616, ATU-R (Upstream) Fast Min. Tx
MA5635, MA5600T: Rate.
32-6000 l If the value of the COM is
displayed as ATU-R (Upstream)
Interleaved Min. Tx Rate.
parameter is displayed as ATU-R
(Upstream) Fast Min. Tx Rate/
ATU-R (Upstream) Interleaved
Min. Tx Rate.
ATURM INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-3480 (Optional) Indicates the maximum

AXRT UA5000, MA5615, upstream transmission rate.
MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5100V1, l If the value of the COM is Fast,
MA5100V2: 32-3000 this parameter is displayed as
MA5600V3, UA5000 ATU-R (Upstream) Fast Max.
(IPMB), MA5603T, Tx Rate.
MA5606T, MA5616, l If the value of the COM is
MA5635, MA5600T: Interleave, this parameter is
32-6000 displayed as ATU-R (Upstream)
Interleaved Max. Tx Rate.
parameter is displayed as ATU-R
(Upstream) Fast Max. Tx Rate/
ATU-R (Upstream) Interleaved
Max. Tx Rate.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

ROFID STRING name.

Error Code
2686058498 Invalid parameter or value Verify that the parameter

of parameter is wrong. values do not exceed the
range of the parameters
specified by the command,
the parameter names are
correct, and the parameters
are entered in the correct
order.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required profile does
not exist.
Example
To query the list of the global line profiles of the MA5300V1, run the following command:
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILE:::1::DT=74;

0 2012-09-17 13:44:39
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
ADSL Activation Profile of the device type MA5300V1
-----------------------------------------------------------------
DT LPROFID COM ATUCMINRT ATUCMAXRT ATURMINRT ATURMAXRT
MA5300V1 LINE-PROFILE-1 Fast 32/-- 6144/-- 32/-- 640/--
MA5300V1 LINE-PROFILE-2 Interleave --/32 --/6144 --/32 --/640
-----------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL
15.2.5 Querying the Details of an ADSL Line Profile (LST-

ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
The specified ADSL line profile must exist.
Command Format
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,LPROFID=line-profile-
name[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=EOC ATUCRATEMODE ATURRATEMODE
ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIME ATUCMINDOWNSHIFTTIME

ATURDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN ATURUPSHIFTSNRMGN ATURMINUPSHIFTTIME ATURMINDOWNSHIFTTIME

SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635
Input Parameter
mete
r
DT INTE See Supporting Device. Indicates the N/A

GER device type.
LPR OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name N/A

OFID T of the ADSL line
STRI profile.
NG
SCO OCTE SIZE(32) (Optional) -

PEPR T Indicates the
OFID STRI device scope
NG profile name.


mete
r
SHO OCTE l EOC (Optional) N/A

WOP T l ATUCRATEMODE Specifies the
TION STRI attributes that can
NG l ATURRATEMODE be displayed. If
l ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNR you set this
MGN parameter, the
l ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMG corresponding
N attributes are
displayed. By
l ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIM default, the
E attributes are not
l ATUCMINDOWNSHIFT- displayed.
TIME For example, if
l ATURDOWNSHIFTSNR you enter EOC,
MGN the information
l ATURUPSHIFTSNRMG about this attribute
N is displayed.
l ATURMINUPSHIFTTIM The
E ATURRATEMO
DE attribute is
l ATURMINDOWNSHIFT- valid only for the
TIME MA5300V1.
l SCOPEPROFID
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ADSL Activation Profile " + LPROFID + " of the device type "+device-type
name of attributes:
DT LPROFID ConfRateMode COM ATUCTGTSNR ATUCMAXSNR ATUCMINSNR
ATUCCHANCONFFASTMINTXRATE ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE
ATUCCHANCONFFASTMAXTXRATE ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE ATUCINTLAT ATURTGTSNR
ATURMAXSNR ATURMINSNR ATURCHANCONFFASTMINTXRATE ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE
ATURCHANCONFFASTMAXTXRATE ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE ATURINTLAT ATUCBITSW
ATURBITSW TRELMOD TM EOC ATUCRATEMODE ATURRATEMODE ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIME ATUCMINDOWNSHIFTTIME ATURDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
ATURUPSHIFTSNRMGN ATURMINUPSHIFTTIME ATURMINDOWNSHIFTTIME SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
er

STRING Device.


er
LPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the ADSL line
D STRING profile.
ConfRat OCTET l Fixed Indicates the channel configuration

eMode STRING l AutoAdaptAtStartup mode. The options are as follows:
l AutoAdaptAtRunnin l Fixed: The channel configuration
g mode is fixed.
l AutoAdaptAtStartup: The channel
configuration is adapted
automatically when the system is
started.
l AutoAdaptAtRunning: The
channel configuration is adapted
automatically when the system is
running.
COM OCTET l 0: Fast Indicates the channel working mode.

STRING l 1: Interleave In the case of low delay, select the
Fast mode. In the case of stable
l 2: FastOrInterleaved connection, select the Interleave
mode.
Only the MA5300V1 supports the
FastOrInterleaved mode.
ATUCT INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the upstream target SNR

GTSNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATUCM INTEGER 6-31 Indicates the maximum upstream SNR

AXSNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATUCM INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the minimum upstream SNR

INSNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATUCC INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-28799 Indicates the minimum downstream

HANCO MA5615, MA5605, rate of the fast channel.
NFFAST MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MINTX MA5100V1,
RATE MA5100V2, UA5000,
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 32-31999


er
ATUCC INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-28799 Indicates the minimum downstream

HANCO MA5615, MA5605, rate of the interleave channel.
NFINTE MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
RLEAV MA5100V1,
EMINT MA5100V2, UA5000,
XRATE UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 32-31999
ATUCC INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-28800 Indicates the maximum downstream

HANCO MA5615, MA5605, rate of the fast channel.
NFFAST MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MAXTX MA5100V1,
RATE MA5100V2, UA5000,
UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 33-32000
ATUCC INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-28800 Indicates the maximum downstream

HANCO MA5615, MA5605, rate of the interleave channel.
NFINTE MA5600V3, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
RLEAV MA5100V1,
EMAXT MA5100V2, UA5000,
XRATE UA5000 (IPMB),
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5616, MA5635,
MA5600T: 33-32000
ATUCIN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the downstream interleave

TLAT delay.
Unit: ms.
ATURT INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the downstream target SNR

GTSNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATURM INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the maximum downstream

AXSNR SNR margin.
Unit: dB.
ATURM INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the minimum downstream

INSNR SNR margin.
Unit: dB.


er
ATURC INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-3479 Indicates the minimum upstream rate

HANCO UA5000, MA5615, of the fast channel.
NFFAST MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MINTX MA5100V1,
RATE MA5100V2: 32-3000
MA5600V3, UA5000
(IPMB), MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5616,
MA5635, MA5600T:
32-6000
ATURC INTEGER MA5300V1: 32-3479 Indicates the minimum upstream rate

HANCO UA5000, MA5615, of the interleave channel.
NFINTE MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
RLEAV MA5100V1,
EMINT MA5100V2: 32-3000
XRATE
MA5600V3, UA5000
(IPMB), MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5616,
MA5635, MA5600T:
32-6000
ATURC INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-3480 Indicates the maximum upstream rate

HANCO UA5000, MA5615, of the fast channel.
NFFAST MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
MAXTX MA5100V1,
RATE MA5100V2: 32-3000
MA5600V3, UA5000
(IPMB), MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5616,
MA5635, MA5600T:
32-6000
ATURC INTEGER MA5300V1: 33-3480 Indicates the maximum upstream rate

HANCO UA5000, MA5615, of the interleave channel.
NFINTE MA5605, MA5105, Unit: kbit/s.
RLEAV MA5100V1,
EMAXT MA5100V2: 32-3000
XRATE
MA5600V3, UA5000
(IPMB), MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5616,
MA5635, MA5600T:
32-6000
ATURIN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the upstream interleave

TLAT delay.
Unit: ms.


er
ATUCBI OCTET l ON Indicates the downstream channel bit

TSW STRING l OFF swap.
ATURBI OCTET l ON Indicates the upstream channel bit

TSW STRING l OFF swap.
TRELM OCTET l ON Indicates the trellis coding.

OD STRING l OFF
TM OCTET See Table 24-6. Indicates the transmission mode.

STRING
EOC OCTET l Transparent Mode Indicates the EOC mode, namely,

STRING l HDLC Frame Mode transparent mode and HDLC frame
mode.
This parameter is displayed only when
the preset SHOWOPTION parameter
contains the EOC attribute. By
default, this parameter is not
displayed.
ATUCR OCTET l Fixed Indicates the adaptation mode of

ATEMO STRING l AutoAdaptAtStartup downstream transmission rate. The
DE options are as follows:
l AutoAdaptAtRunnin
g l Fixed: The adaptation mode is
fixed.
l AutoAdaptAtStartup: The
downstream transmission rate is
adapted automatically when the
system is started.
downstream transmission rate is
automatically adapted when the
system is running.
The following four parameters are
valid only when the value of this
parameter is AutoAdaptAtRunning:
l ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
l ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN
l ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIME
l ATUCMINDOWNSHIFTTIME


er
ATURR OCTET l Fixed Indicates the adaptation mode of

ATEMO STRING l AutoAdaptAtStartup upstream transmission rate. The
DE options are as follows:
l AutoAdaptAtRunnin
g l Fixed: The adaptation mode is
fixed.
upstream transmission rate is
adapted automatically when the
system is started.
automatically adapted when the
system is running.
The following four parameters are
valid only when the value of this
parameter is AutoAdaptAtRunning:
l ATURDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN
l ATURUPSHIFTSNRMGN
l ATURMINUPSHIFTTIME
l ATURMINDOWNSHIFTTIME
This parameter is valid only for the
MA5300V1.
ATUCD INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin threshold

OWNSH for the downshift of the upstream
IFTSNR transmission rate.
MGN Unit: dB.
ATUCU INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin threshold

PSHIFT for the upshift of the upstream
SNRMG transmission rate.
N Unit: dB.
ATUCM INTEGER 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum time

INUPSH for the upshift of the downstream
IFTTIM transmission rate.
E Unit: s.
ATUCM INTEGER 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum time

INDOW for the downshift of the downstream
NSHIFT transmission rate.
TIME Unit: s.


er
ATURD INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin threshold

OWNSH for the downshift of the downstream
IFTSNR transmission rate.
MGN Unit: dB.
ATURU INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin threshold

PSHIFT for the upshift of the downstream
SNRMG transmission rate.
N Unit: dB.
ATURM INTEGER 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum time

INUPSH for the upshift of the upstream
IFTTIM transmission rate.
E Unit: s.
ATURM INTEGER 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum time

INDOW for the downshift of the upstream
NSHIFT transmission rate.
TIME Unit: s.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

ROFID STRING name.
Error Code
102629427 The profile does not exist. Ensure that the entered
profile name is correct.
Example
To query the details of LINE-PROFILE-1 on the MA5300V1, run the following command:
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::1::DT=74,LPROFID=LINE-PROFILE-1;
0 2012-10-25 19:51:45
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ADSL Activation Profile LINE-PROFILE-1 of the device type MA5300V1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------

DT LPROFID ConfRateMode COM ATUCTGTSNR ATUCMAXSNR ATUCMINSNR

ATUCCHANCONFFASTMINTXRATE ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE
ATUCCHANCONFFASTMAXTXRATE ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE ATUCINTLAT
ATURTGTSNR ATURMAXSNR ATURMINSNR ATURCHANCONFFASTMINTXRATE
ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE ATURCHANCONFFASTMAXTXRATE
ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE ATURINTLAT ATUCBITSW ATURBITSW
TRELMOD TM
MA5300V1 LINE-PROFILE-1 AutoAdaptAtStartup Fast 12 31 0
32 -- 6144 -- -- 12 31 0 32 -- 640 -- --
OFF OFF ON All
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
;
Related Command
LST-ADSLLINEPROFILE
15.2.6 Querying the List of ADSL Alarm Profiles (LST-

ADSLALARMPROFILE)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-ADSLALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,APROFID=ADSL-Alarm-Profile-ID]
[,ATURLOS15=Remote-End-15-minute-LOS][,ATURES15=Errored-seconds-at-far-end-15-
minutes][,ATUCLOS15=Central-Office-End-15-minute-LOS][,ATUCES15=Errored-seconds-
in-15-minutes-at-near-end][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-Name]
[,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter
Par T Range Description Default
am y
ete pe
r
DT IN See Indicates the device type. -

T Supporting
E Device.
G
E
R
AP O SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the -

RO C name of the ADSL alarm
FID T profile.
E
T
S
T
RI
N
G
AT IN 0-900 (Optional) Indicates the -

UR T threshold of the upstream
LO E loss of signal (LOS) in 15
S15 G minutes.
E Unit: s.
R

UR T threshold of the upstream
ES1 E error seconds in 15 minutes.
5 G Unit: s.
E
R

UC T threshold of the downstream
LO E LOS in 15 minutes.
S15 G Unit: s.
E
R

UC T threshold of the downstream
ES1 E error seconds in 15 minutes.
5 G Unit: s.
E
R

Par T Range Description Default

am y
ete pe
r
SC O SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates the -

OP C device scope profile name.
EP T
RO E
FID T
S
T
RI
N
G
SH O l SCOPEPRO Specifies whether to return -

OW C FID the optional attribute. If this
OP T parameter is set, the optional
TIO E attribute will be returned.
N T Otherwise, the optional
S attribute will not be
T returned.
RI
N
G
NOTE

the entered character string. The PROFID parameter does not support fuzzy search.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ADSL Alarm Profile of the device type" + device-type
DT APROFID ATURLOS15 ATURES15 ATUCLOS15 ATUCES15 SCOPEPROFID

eter

STRING Device.
APROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the ADSL alarm profile.
ID STRING
ATURL INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the upstream loss of

OS15 R signal (LOS) in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.


eter
ATURE INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the upstream error

S15 R seconds in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ATUCL INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the downstream LOS

OS15 R in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ATUCE INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the downstream error

S15 R seconds in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile name.

PROFI STRING
D
Output Parameter
None.
Error Code

ranges of the parameters
order.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Ensure that the desired
profile (corresponding to the
APROFID parameter)
exists on the U2000.
Example
To query the list of the global alarm profiles of the MA5600T, run the following command:
LST-ADSLALARMPROFILE:::5::DT=249;
0 2012-10-25 20:20:51
M 5 COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
ADSL Alarm Profile of the device type MA5600T
----------------------------------------------------------
DT APROFID ATURLOS15 ATURES15 ATUCLOS15 ATUCES15
MA5600T HGFJJ 0 0 0 0
MA5600T fbhfgj 0 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.2.7 Querying the List of ADSL Extended Profiles (LST-

ADSLEXTENDPROFILE)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,EPROFID=extend-profile-name]
[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635
Input Parameter
eter
DT INTEGE See Supporting Indicates the device -

R Device. type.


eter
EPRO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of -

FID STRING the ADSL extended
profile.
SCOP OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates -

EPRO STRING the device scope
FID profile name.
SHO OCTET l SCOPEPROF Specifies whether to -

WOPT STRING ID return the optional
ION attribute. If this
parameter is set, the
optional attribute will
be returned. Otherwise,
the optional attribute
will not be returned.
NOTE

the entered character string.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" ADSL Extend Profile of the device type "+device-type
name of attributes:DT EPROFID FLAG1 BEGINDEX1 ENDINDEX1
FLAG2 BEGINDEX2 ENDINDEX2 FLAG3 BEGINDEX3 ENDINDEX3
FLAG4 BEGINDEX4 ENDINDEX4 SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
r

STRING
EPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the ADSL

STRING extended profile.
FLAG1 OCTET l Enable Indicates the flag of interval 1.

STRING l Disable
BEGINDE INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the start index of

X1 interval 1.


r
ENDINDE INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the end index of

X1 interval 1.

STRING l Disable

X2 interval 2.

X2 interval 2.

STRING l Disable

X3 interval 3.

X3 interval 3.

STRING l Disable

X4 interval 4.

X4 interval 4.
SCOPEPR OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

OFID STRING name.
Error Code

order.
not exist.

Example
To query the list of the global extended profiles of the MA5300V1, run the following
command:
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=74;

0 2012-10-25 20:24:05
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ADSL Extend Profile of the device type MA5300V1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------
DT EPROFID FLAG1 BEGINDEX1 ENDINDEX1 FLAG2 BEGINDEX2
ENDINDEX2 FLAG3 BEGINDEX3 ENDINDEX3 FLAG4 BEGINDEX4 ENDINDEX4
MA5300V1 TTYJY Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0 Disable 0
0 Disable 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL
15.2.8 Querying the Details of an ADSL Extended Profile (LST-

ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
The specified ADSL extended profile must exist.
Command Format
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,EPROFID=line-profile-
name[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T

249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
r
DT INTEGER See Supporting Indicates the -

Device. device type.
EPROFID OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the -

STRING name of the
ADSL extended
profile.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) -

ROFID STRING Indicates the
device scope
profile name.
SHOWOP OCTET l SCOPEPROFID Specifies -

TION STRING whether to return
the optional
attribute. If this
parameter is set,
the optional
attribute will be
returned.
Otherwise, the
optional attribute
will not be
returned.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ADSL Extend Profile " + EPROFID + " of the device type "+device-type name
of attributes:DT EPROFID FLAG1 BEGINDEX1 ENDINDEX1 FLAG2 BEGINDEX2 ENDINDEX2
FLAG3 BEGINDEX3 ENDINDEX3 FLAG4 BEGINDEX4 ENDINDEX4 MININPD MININPU TRANSMODE
ANNEXTYPE TONENUM TONEID1 PSDVAL1 TONEID2 PSDVAL2 …… …… TONEID32 PSDVAL32
DSMAXPSD L2STATE L2GUARDTIME L2INTERTIME L2INTERPOWER L2TOTALPOWER SCOPEPROFID

Output Parameter
r

STRING
EPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the ADSL

STRING extended profile.

STRING l Disable

X1 interval 1.

X1 interval 1.

STRING l Disable

X2 interval 2.

X2 interval 2.

STRING l Disable

X3 interval 3.

X3 interval 3.

STRING l Disable

X4 interval 4.

X4 interval 4.


r
MININPD OCTET l 0 Indicates the minimum

STRING l 1 downstream impulse noise
protection (INP). The unit of this
l 2 parameter is 0.5 DMT symbol.
l 4 l 0: noProtection
l 8 l 1: 0.5 DMT symbol
l 16 l 2: 1 DMT symbol
l 32 l 4: 2 DMT symbols
l auto l 8: 4 DMT symbols
l 16: 8 DMT symbols
l 32: 16 DMT symbols
l auto: This parameter is
customized by the device.
MININPU OCTET l 0 Indicates the minimum upstream

STRING l 1 INP. The unit of this parameter is
0.5 DMT symbol.
l 2
l 0: noProtection
l 4
l 1: 0.5 DMT symbol
l 8
l 2: 1 DMT symbol
l 16
l 4: 2 DMT symbols
l 32
l 8: 4 DMT symbols
l auto
l 16: 8 DMT symbols
l 32: 16 DMT symbols
l auto: This parameter is
customized by the device.
TRANSM OCTET l G992.1 Indicates the transmission

ODE STRING l G992.2 standard.
l G992.3
l G992.5
l T1.413
l ETSI
ANNEXT OCTET l Annex.A Indicates the transmission annex.

YPE STRING l Annex.B The UA5000 does not support
this parameter.
l Annex.L
l Annex.M
TONENU INTEGER 0-32 Indicates the number of tones.

M The MA5600V3, MA5603T and
MA5600T do not support this
parameter.


r
TONEIDn INTEGER 32-511 Indicates tone index n. n ranges

from 1 to 32.
The MA5600V3, MA5603T and
parameter.
PSDVALn INTEGER 0-190 Indicates PSD value n. n ranges

from 1 to 32.
The MA5600V3, MA5603T and
parameter.
DSMAXP INTEGER -52 to -40 Indicates the maximum

SD downstream transmit power
density. The MA5300V1 does
not support this parameter.
Unit: dBm/Hz.
L2STATE INTEGER l Disable Indicates the status of the L2

l Enable mode.
l Forced The MA5600V3 supports this
parameter.
L2GUAR INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the duration in which

DTIME the current transmission rate is
smaller than the net rate
threshold.
The MA5600V3 supports this
parameter.
Unit: s.
L2INTER INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the interval between

TIME two L2 modes. The MA5600V3
supports this parameter.
Unit: s.
L2INTER INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the power decrease

POWER each time when the L2 mode is
switched. The MA5600V3
Unit: dB.


r
L2TOTAL INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the total power

POWER decrease when the L2 mode is
switched. This parameter should
not be smaller than the
L2INTERPOWER parameter.
The MA5600V3 supports this
parameter.
Unit: dB.
SCOPEPR OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

OFID STRING name.
Error Code
Example
To query the details of shmi on the MA5600T, run the command:
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=249,EPROFID=shmi;
0 2012-10-25 20:34:49
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ADSL Extend Profile shmi of the device type MA5600T
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------
DT EPROFID FLAG1 BEGINDEX1 ENDINDEX1 FLAG2 BEGINDEX2
ENDINDEX2 FLAG3 BEGINDEX3 ENDINDEX3 FLAG4 BEGINDEX4
ENDINDEX4 MININPD MININPU TRANSMODE ANNEXTYPE TONENUM
TONEID1 PSDVAL1 TONEID2 PSDVAL2 TONEID3 PSDVAL3 TONEID4
PSDVAL4 TONEID5 PSDVAL5 TONEID6 PSDVAL6 TONEID7 PSDVAL7
TONEID8 PSDVAL8 TONEID9 PSDVAL9 TONEID10 PSDVAL10 TONEID11
PSDVAL11 TONEID12 PSDVAL12 TONEID13 PSDVAL13 TONEID14


PSDVAL32 DSMAXPSD L2STATE L2GUARDTIME L2INTERTIME L2INTERPOWER
L2TOTALPOWER
MA5600T shmi Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0 Disable 0 0
Disable 0 0 auto auto -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -40 -- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-ADSLEXTENDPROFILE
15.2.9 Querying the Alarm Information About an ADSL Port

(LST-ADSLPORTALARM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the alarm information about an ADSL port.
This command applies to the common mode (RFC2662), NGADSL mode (RFC4706), and
TR165 mode.
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTALARM::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
103 MA5635

2331 MA5608T
100 MA5616
Input Parameter
r
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device -

ID.

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

number.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Port alarm of the device " + device name + "frameId" + frame number +
"slotId" + slot-number + "portId"+ port number
name of attributes: SerialNo FaultID Severity FunctionType strName ReasonID
Reason Repair Meaning FaultFlag faultTime ackTime clearTime
strAckUserName Location

Output Parameter
Parameter Type Description
SerialNo INTEGER Indicates the serial number generated by the daemon.
FaultID INTEGER Indicates the alarm or event ID. This parameter and the
device are used to identify an alarm or event.
Severity INTEGER Indicates the alarm severity or event level.
FunctionType INTEGER Indicates the type of the alarm or event.
strName OCTET Indicates the name of the alarm or event.

STRING
ReasonID INTEGER Indicates the cause ID of the alarm.
Reason OCTET Indicates the alarm cause.

STRING
Repair OCTET Indicates the suggestion for clearing the alarm.

STRING
Meaning OCTET Indicates the description of the alarm.

STRING
FaultFlag INTEGER Indicates the type of the fault.
faultTime OCTET Indicates the time when the alarm or event is generated.
STRING The time is in UTC format.
ackTime OCTET Indicates the time when the alarm is acknowledged.

clearTime OCTET Indicates the time when the alarm is cleared.

strAckUserN OCTET Indicates the acknowledged user name.

ame STRING
Location OCTET Indicates the location of the alarm or event.

STRING The format is Device=device ID Frame=subrack ID
Slot=slot ID Subslot=subslot ID Port=port ID. For
example, Device=7340049 Frame=0 Slot=1
Subslot=65535 Port=5.
Error Code
1612644886 No port alarm information. Verify that the traps

reporting function is enabled
on the server.

1610612785 Getting alarm information Check whether the device is

timed out. offline or the network delay
occurs.
1610612784 Querying alarm information l Check whether the

failed. device reports alarms.
l Check whether the
failure to query alarms is
caused by network delay
or discarded packets.
Check whether the
device supports the
query of alarm
information.
Example
To query the alarm information about ADSL port 0/12/0 on the device named 10.144.73.167,
LST-ADSLPORTALARM::DEV=10.144.73.167,FN=0,SN=12,PN=0:2::;
7340149 2011-01-19 16:01:59
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port alarm of the device 10.144.73.167 Frame number:0 Slot number:12 Port number:0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
SerialNo FaultID Severity FunctionType strName ReasonID Reason Repair Meaning Faul
tFlag faultTime ackTime clearTime strAckUserName Location
11328 170983425 1 3 Signal Degraded (SD) occurs at the ATM port. 170983425 The
Signal Degraded (SD) message is received from the board. 1 2011-1-18 5:59:12 -- --
-- Device=7340149 Frame=0 Slot=12 Subslot=65535 Port=0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
l LST-ADSLPORTPERF
l LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO
l LST-ADSLPORTCFG
15.2.10 Querying the Alarm Status of an xDSL Port (LST-

XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the alarm status of an xDSL port or a G.fast port in the
common mode (RFC2662), TI mode or TR165 mode.

Command Format
LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
l TR165 mode and TI mode: MA5600 V800R008 and
later versions
l Common mode: MA5600 V800R006C02, MA5600
V800R007C01, MA5600V800R008 and later versions
100 MA5616
l ADSL port in TR165 mode: MA5616 V800R308C00
and later versions
l VDSL2 port in common mode: MA5616
V800R309C00 and later versions
2331 MA5608T
l VDSL2 port in TR165 mode
249 MA5600T
later versions
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S (V800R16C00 and later versions)
Input Parameter

device ID.


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

subrack ID.

ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port -

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Port alarm of the device: " + device name + "frameId:" + frame number +
"slotId:" + slot-number + "portId:"+ port number
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN COLOF COLOS COLPR COLOSQ COLOL CODIF COCIF COPIF
COIF CONPAP CPELOF CPELOS CPELPR CPELOSQ
Output Parameter
NOTE
If no mode is specified for a parameter, the parameter is supported by the common mode (RFC2662), TI
mode, and TR165 mode.

COLOF OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Frame

STRING l No alarms are generated at the central
office (CO).
COLOS OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Signal

STRING l No alarms are generated at the CO.
COLPR OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Power

COLOSQ OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Signal

STRING l No Quality alarms are generated at the
CO.
NOTE
ADSL ports in common mode support
this parameter.
COLOL OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Link

NOTE
this parameter.
CODIF OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Data Initialization

STRING l No Failure alarms are generated at the
CO.
NOTE
this parameter.
COCIF OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Configuration

STRING l No Initialization Failure alarms are
generated at the CO.
NOTE
this parameter.
COPIF OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Protocol

NOTE
this parameter.
COIF OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Initialization

CO.
NOTE
this parameter.

CONPAP OCTET l Yes Specifies whether No Peer ATU

STRING l No Present alarms are generated at the
CO.
NOTE
this parameter.
CPELOF OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Frame

STRING l No alarms are generated at the remote
end.
CPELOS OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Signal

end.
CPELPR OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Power

end.
CPELOSQ OCTET l Yes Specifies whether Loss of Signal

remote end.
NOTE
this parameter.
Error Code
2689014668 Port type is invalid Verify that the input port type is
ADSL, VDSL2 or G.fast.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Verify that the input port exists.
If it exists, synchronize the port
on the NMS.
Example
To query the alarm status of port 0/8/5 on the device named 10.71.59.35, an ADSL port in
TR165 mode, run the following command:
LST-XDSLPORTALARMSTATE::DEV=10.71.59.35,FN=0,SN=8,PN=5:CTAG::;
7340032 2011-09-06 10:43:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port alarm of the device:10.71.59.35 frameId:0 slotId:8 portId:5

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN COLOF COLOS COLPR COLOSQ COLOL CODIF
COCIF COPIF COIF CONPAP CPELOF CPELOS CPELPR CPELOSQ
7340032 0 8 5 No No No -- -- --
-- -- No -- No No No --
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.2.11 Querying the Performance Statistics of an ADSL Port

(LST-ADSLPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified ADSL port of a
device. A device must be switched to the RFC2662 mode to query the performance statistics
of a port, and the required ADSL port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635

Input Parameter
meter

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Port performance of the device " + device-name + " frameId " + frame-
number + " slotId " + slot-number + " portId "+ port-number
name of attributes: InOctets OutOctets AtucPerfInit AtucPerfLofs AtucPerfLoss
AtucPerfLprs AtucPerfESs AturPerfLofs AturPerfLoss AturPerfLprs AturPerfESs
Output Parameter
InOctets INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the receive traffic of the ADSL

5 terminal unit (ATU).
Unit: byte.
OutOctets INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the transmit traffic of the ATU.

5 Unit: byte.
AtucPerfIni INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of link retraining of the

t 5 ADSL transceiver unit - central office end
(ATU-C).
AtucPerfLo INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of frame loss of the

fs 5 ATU-C.
AtucPerfLo INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of signal loss of the

ss 5 ATU-C.

AtucPerfLp INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of power failures of the

rs 5 ATU-C.
AtucPerfES INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of error seconds of the

s 5 ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLo INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of frame loss of the

fs 5 ADSL transceiver unit - remote end (ATU-R).
AturPerfLo INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of signal loss of the

ss 5 ATU-R.
AturPerfLp INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of power failures of the

rs 5 ATU-R.
AturPerfES INTEGER 0-429496729 Indicates the number of error seconds of the

s 5 ATU-R.
Unit: s.
Error Code
1613561871 The performance statistics Verify that the performance

task doesn't exist. statistics of the specified
port is available. If the
performance statistics is not
available, create the
performance statistics
collection task for the port
on the GUI.
1613561870 Interacting with the Verify that the performance

performance and statistic statistics collection process
daemon failed, please check runs in the normal state. For
the performance and statistic example, verify that the
daemon. performance statistics
collection task is started
normally.
1613234209 Get performance's index Verify that the required

failed. index for the performance
statistics collection task is
available.

Example
To query the performance statistics of ADSL port 0/8/0 on the device named 10.71.60.26, run
LST-ADSLPORTPERF::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0:3::;

7409669 2005-06-09 10:58:06
M 3 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance of the device 10.71.60.26 frameId 0 slotId 8 portId 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------
InOctets OutOctets AtucPerfInit AtucPerfLofs AtucPerfLoss
AtucPerfLprs AtucPerfESs AturPerfLofs AturPerfLoss AturPerfLprs
AturPerfESs
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
l LST-ADSLPORTQTRPERF
l LST-DSLPORTDETAILINFO
l ACT-ADSLPORT
15.2.12 Querying the Current Performance Statistics of an ADSL

Port (LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the current performance statistics of an ADSL port in TR165
mode and NGADSL mode (RFC4706 mode).
Command Format
LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
TR165 mode: MA5616 V800R308C00 and later versions

2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
eter

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Port performance of the device " + device-name + " frameId " + frame-number
+ " slotId " + slot-number + " portId "+ port-number
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN UpRate DwRate AtucPerfUas AtucPerfSEs
AtucPerfLoss
AtucPerfFECs AtucPerfESs AturPerfUas AturPerfSEs AturPerfLoss
AturPerfFECs AturPerfESs
Output Parameter
NOTE
If no mode is specified for a parameter, the parameter is supported by the NGADSL mode (RFC4706) and
TR165 mode.
DID INTEG - Indicates the device ID.

ER

FN INTEG 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.

ER
SN INTEG 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.

ER
PN INTEG 0-63 Indicates the port ID.

ER
UpRate INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of upstream bytes.

ER 295 Unit: byte
DwRate INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of downstream bytes.

ER 295 Unit: byte
AtucPerfUas INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current unavailable

ER 295 seconds (UASs) of the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfSEs INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current severely errored

ER 295 seconds of the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLos INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current loss of signal

s ER 295 (LOS) seconds of the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfFE INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current FEC seconds of the
Cs ER 295 ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfESs INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current errored seconds of

ER 295 the ATU-C.
Unit: s.
AturPerfUas INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current UASs of the ATU-
ER 295 R.
Unit: s.
AturPerfSEs INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current severely errored

ER 295 seconds of the ATU-R.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLos INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current LOS seconds of the
s ER 295 ATU-R.
Unit: s.
AturPerfFE INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current FEC seconds of the
Cs ER 295 ATU-R.
Unit: s.

AturPerfESs INTEG 0-4294967 Indicates the number of current errored seconds of

ER 295 the ATU-R.
Unit: s.
Error Code
1610612765 Device offline error. Check the network and device status.
Ensure that you reissue the command
after the device goes online.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. If the queried resource does not exist,
enter a parameter to locate an
available resource and then reissue
the command.
2689014668 Port type is invalid Check whether the port to be queried

is an ADSL port.
Example
To query the current performance statistics of ADSL port 0/13/30 on the device named
LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=30:CTAG::;
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance of the device 10.144.199.35 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:30
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------
DID FN SN PN UPRATE DWRATE AtucPerfUas AtucPerfSEs
AtucPerfLoss AtucPerfFECs AtucPerfESs AturPerfUas AturPerfSEs
AturPerfLoss AturPerfFECs AturPerfESs
7340178 0 13 30 726132 822577 110 0 0 16
2 110 0 0 5 3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------

Related Command
l ACT-ADSLPORT
l LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF
15.2.13 Querying Performance of ADSL Port in Current 15

Minutes and Last 15 Minutes (LST-ADSLPORTQTRPERF)
Usage Note
l The required ADSL port must be in the activated state.
l The performance statistics of the port must be available.
l This command applies only to the common mode (RFC2662).
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTQTRPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter
eter


eter

configuration item
Response Format
Format Description.
name of attributes:HecErrors PortElapsedTime Last15MinHecErrors InOctets
OutOctets TrafficElapsedTime Last15MinInOctets Last15MinOutOctets
AtucPerfESs AtucPerfLofs AtucPerfLoss AtucPerfLprs AtucPerfSES AtucPerfUAS
AtucPerfInitFail AtucPerfLols AtucPerfFECS AtucInfElapsedTime
AtucPerfLast15MinESs AtucPerfLast15MinLofs AtucPerfLast15MinLoss
AtucPerfLast15MinLprs AtucPerfLast15MinSES AtucPerfLast15MinUAS
AtucPerfLast15MinInitFail AtucPerfLast15MinLols AtucPerfLast15MinFECS
AturPerfESs AturPerfLofs AturPerfLoss AturPerfLprs AturPerfSES AturPerfUAS
AturPerfFECS AturInfElapsedTime AtucPerfLast15MinESs AtucPerfLast15MinLofs
AtucPerfLast15MinLoss AtucPerfLast15MinLprs AtucPerfLast15MinSES
AtucPerfLast15MinUAS AturPerfLast15MinFECS SessionStartTime SessionEndTime
SessionUpTime Retains InitFail AtucCurrAtn AturCurrAtn AtucCurrSnrMgn
AturCurrSnrMgn AturChanCurrTxRate AtucChanCurrTxRate AtucAttainableRate
AturAttainableRate ChannelATUCElapsedTime ChannelATURElapsedTime
AturCorrectedBlks AtucCorrectedBlks Last15MinAturCorrectedBlks
Last15MinAtucCorrectedBlks AturReceivedBlks AtucReceivedBlks
Last15MinAturRxBlks Last15MinAtucRxBlks AturTxBlks AtucTxBlks
Last15MinAturTxBlks Last15MinAtucTxBlks AturUncorrectBlks AtucUncorrectBlks
Last15MinAturUncorrectBlks Last15MinAtucUncorrectBlks AtucPerfCVS
AturPerfLast15MinCVS ChannelType ntePowerStatus
Output Parameter
HecErrors INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of HEC error cells that are
ER 647 discarded in the current 15 minutes.
This parameter applies only to the UA5000(IPMB).

PortElapsed INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the port in the current
Time ER 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinH INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of HEC error cells that are
ecErrors ER 647 discarded in the last 15 minutes.
InOctets INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of bytes that the port receives
ER 647 in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
OutOctets INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
ER 647 transmits in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
TrafficElaps INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the traffic in the
edTime ER current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinIn INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of bytes that the port receives
Octets ER 647 in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
Last15MinO INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
utOctets ER 647 transmits in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
AtucPerfESs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the threshold of downstream errored

ER seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLof INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of frame

s ER seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLos INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of signal

Unit: s.

AtucPerfLpr INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of power

Unit: s.
AtucPerfSE INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream severely

S ER errored seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfUA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream unavailable

S ER seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfInit INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream training

Fail ER 647 failures in the current 15 minutes.
AtucPerfLol INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of link

Unit: s.
AtucPerfFE INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream FEC seconds

CS ER in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucInfElap INTEG 0-900 Indicates the downstream elapsed time in the

sedTime ER current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream errored

t15MinESs ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of frame

t15MinLofs ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of signal

t15MinLoss ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of power

t15MinLprs ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream severely

t15MinSES ER errored seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream unavailable

t15MinUAS ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream training

t15MinInitF ER 647 failures in the last 15 minutes.
ail
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream loss of link

t15MinLols ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of downstream FEC seconds

t15MinFEC ER in the last 15 minutes.
S Unit: s.
AturPerfESs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream errored seconds

ER in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLof INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of frame

Unit: s.
AturPerfLos INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of signal

Unit: s.
AturPerfLpr INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of power

Unit: s.
AturPerfSES INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream severely errored

ER seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfUA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream unavailable

S ER seconds in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfFE INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream FEC seconds in

CS ER the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturInfElaps INTEG 0-900 Indicates the upstream elapsed time in the current
edTime ER 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream errored seconds

t15MinESs ER in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of frame

t15MinLofs ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of signal

t15MinLoss ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream loss of power

t15MinLprs ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream severely errored

t15MinSES ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucPerfLas INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream unavailable

t15MinUAS ER seconds in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturPerfLast INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of upstream FEC seconds in

15MinFECS ER the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
SessionStart OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the last activation time of the port.
Time T The time is in UTC format.
STRIN
G
SessionEnd OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the last deactivation time of the port.
Time T The time is in UTC format.
STRIN
G
SessionUpTi INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the duration in which the port is

me ER 647 activated.
Retains INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of successful port trainings.

ER 647 This parameter applies only to the UA5000(IPMB).
InitFail INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of port training failures.

ER 647
AtucCurrAt INTEG 0-630 Indicates the upstream channel attenuation.

n ER Unit: 0.1dB.

AturCurrAtn INTEG 0-630 Indicates the downstream channel attenuation.

ER Unit: 0.1dB.
AtucCurrSnr INTEG -640 to 640 Indicates the downstream SNR margin.

Mgn ER Unit: 0.1dB.
AturCurrSnr INTEG -640 to 640 Indicates the upstream SNR margin.

Mgn ER Unit: 0.1dB.
AturChanCu INTEG 32-32000 Indicates the transmission rate of the upstream

rrTxRate ER channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AtucChanCu INTEG 32-32000 Indicates the transmission rate of the downstream

rrTxRate ER channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
AtucAttaina INTEG 32-3000 Indicates the maximum attainable rate in the

bleRate ER downstream direction.
Unit: kbit/s.
AturAttaina INTEG 32-3000 Indicates the maximum attainable rate in the

bleRate ER upstream direction.
Unit: kbit/s.
ChannelAT INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the downstream

UCElapsedT ER channel in the current 15 minutes.
ime Unit: s.
ChannelAT INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the upstream channel
URElapsedT ER in the current 15 minutes.
ime Unit: s.
AturCorrect INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of upstream corrected blocks

edBlks ER 647 in the current 15 minutes.
AtucCorrect INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream corrected

edBlks ER 647 blocks in the current 15 minutes.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of upstream corrected blocks

turCorrected ER 647 in the last 15 minutes.
Blks
Last15MinA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream corrected

tucCorrected ER 647 blocks in the last 15 minutes.
Blks
AturReceive INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of upstream received blocks

dBlks ER 647 in the current 15 minutes.
AtucReceive INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream received

dBlks ER 647 blocks in the current 15 minutes.

Last15MinA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of upstream received blocks

turRxBlks ER 647 in the last 15 minutes.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream received

tucRxBlks ER 647 blocks in the last 15 minutes.
AturTxBlks INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of upstream transmitted

ER 647 blocks in the current 15 minutes.
AtucTxBlks INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream transmitted

ER 647 blocks in the current 15 minutes.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of upstream transmitted

turTxBlks ER 647 blocks in the last 15 minutes.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream transmitted

tucTxBlks ER 647 blocks in the last 15 minutes.
AturUncorre INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of upstream uncorrected

ctBlks ER 647 blocks in the current 15 minutes.
AtucUncorre INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream uncorrected

ctBlks ER 647 blocks in the current 15 minutes.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of upstream uncorrected

turUncorrect ER 647 blocks in the last 15 minutes.
Blks
Last15MinA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of downstream uncorrected

tucUncorrect ER 647 blocks in the last 15 minutes.
Blks
AtucPerfCV INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the downstream code violation in the

S ER 647 current 15 minutes.
AturPerfLast INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the upstream code violation in the last 15
15MinCVS ER 647 minutes.
ChannelTyp OCTE l Fast Indicates the channel working mode.

e T l Interlea
STRIN ve
G
ntePowerSta OCTE l ON Indicates the upstream power status.

tus T l OFF
STRIN
G l Unkno
wn

Error Code
1613561871 The performance statistics task Verify that the performance

doesn't exist. statistics of the specified port is
available. If the performance
statistics is not available, create
the performance statistics
collection task for the port on
the GUI.
Example
To query the performance statistics of ADSL port 0/8/0 on the device named 10.71.60.26, run
LST-ADSLPORTQTRPERF::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340033 2006-12-27 16:44:15
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance
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HecErrors PortElapsedTime Last15MinHecErrors InOctets OutOctet
s TrafficElapsedTime Last15MinInOctets Last15MinOutOctets
AtucPerfESs AtucPerfLofs AtucPerfLoss AtucPerfLprs AtucPerfSES
AtucPerfUAS AtucPerfInitFail AtucPerfLols AtucPerfFECS AtucInfE
lapsedTime AtucPerfLast15MinESs AtucPerfLast15MinLofs AtucPerfLast15Mi
nLoss AtucPerfLast15MinLprs AtucPerfLast15MinSES AtucPerfLast15MinUAS
AtucPerfLast15MinInitFail AtucPerfLast15MinLols AtucPerfLast15MinFECS
AturPerfESs AturPerfLofs AturPerfLoss AturPerfLprs AturPerfSES
AturPerfUAS AturPerfFECS AturInfElapsedTime AturPerfLast15MinESs
AturPerfLast15MinLofs AturPerfLast15MinLoss AturPerfLast15MinLprs AturPerf
Last15MinSES AturPerfLast15MinUAS AturPerfLast15MinFECS SessionStartTime
SessionEndTime SessionUpTime Retains InitFail AtucCurrAtn
AturCurrAtn AtucCurrSnrMgn AturCurrSnrMgn AturChanCurrTxRate AtucChan
CurrTxRate AtucAttainableRate AturAttainableRate ChannelATUCElaps
edTime ChannelATURElapsedTime AturCorrectedBlks AtucCorrectedBlks
Last15MinAturCorrectedBlks Last15MinAtucCorrectedBlks AturReceivedBlks

AtucReceivedBlks Last15MinAturRxBlks Last15MinAtucRxBlks

AturTxBlks AtucTxBlks Last15MinAturTxBlks Last15MinAtucTxBlks
AturUncorrectBlks AtucUncorrectBlks Last15MinAturUncorrectBlks
Last15MinAtucUncorrectBlks AtucPerfCVS AturPerfLast15MinCVS ChannelT
yp ntePowerStatuse
0 708 0 0 0 708 0 0 -- --
-- -- -- -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- -- --
-- -- -- 0 -- 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 2006-12-26 17:13:55 2006-12-26 21:03:12 158437 0
0 13 -- 90 -- 1020 24473 28316 -- --
-- -- -- 0 0 -- -- 52941 49508 --
-- 49508 52941 -- -- 0 0 0 0 Interlea
ve ON
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Related Command
l ACT-ADSLPORT
l LST-ADSLPORTPERF
15.2.14 Querying the Historical 15-minute Performance Statistics

of an ADSL Port (LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the historical 15-minute performance statistics of an ADSL
port in TR165 mode and NGADSL mode (RFC4706 mode).
Command Format
LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616

2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
eter

Response Format
Format Description.
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN AtucElapsedTime AtucFECs AtucEs AtucSEs AtucLoss
AtucUAs AturElapsedTime AturFECs AturEs AturSEs AturLoss AturUAs
Last15MinAtucFECs Last15MinAtucEs Last15MinAtucSEs Last15MinAtucLoss
Last15MinAtucUAs Last15MinAturFECs Last15MinAturEs Last15MinAturSEs
Last15MinAturLoss Last15MinAturUAs FullInit FailFullInit ShortInit FailShortInit
Last15MinFullInit Last15MinFailFullInit Last15MinShortInit Last15MinFailShortInit
Output Parameter
NOTE
TR165 mode.

ER


ER

ER

ER
AtucElapsed INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the ATU-C in the
Time ER current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucFECs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of forwarding error check

ER (FEC) seconds of the ATU-C in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucEs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds of the

ER ATU-C in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucSEs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored seconds of

ER the ATU-C in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucLoss INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of loss of signal (LOS)

ER seconds of the ATU-C in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AtucUAs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds

ER (UASs) of the ATU-C in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturElapsed INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the ATU-R in the
Unit: s.
AturFECs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of FEC seconds of the ATU-R
ER in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturEs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds of the

ER ATU-R in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturSEs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored seconds of

ER the ATU-R in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

AturLoss INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOS seconds of the ATU-
ER R in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
AturUAs INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds of the

ER ATU-R in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of FEC seconds of the ATU-C
tucFECs ER in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds of the

tucEs ER ATU-C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored seconds of

tucSEs ER the ATU-C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOS seconds of the ATU-
tucLoss ER C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds of the

tucUAs ER ATU-C in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of FEC seconds of the ATU-R
turFECs ER in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds of the

turEs ER ATU-R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored seconds of

turSEs ER the ATU-R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOS seconds of the ATU-
turLoss ER R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinA INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds of the

turUAs ER ATU-R in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.

FullInit INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the full initialization times in the current
ER 647 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
FailFullInit INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the full initialization failure times in the
ER 647 current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ShortInit INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the short initialization times in the current
ER 647 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
FailShortInit INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the short initialization failure times in the
ER 647 current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinF INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the full initialization times in the last 15
ullInit ER 647 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinF INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the full initialization failure times in the
ailFullInit ER 647 last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinS INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the short initialization times in the last 15
hortInit ER 647 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinF INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the short initialization failure times in the
ailShortInit ER 647 last 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Error Code
the command.

is an ADSL port.

Example
To query the historical 15-minute performance statistics of ADSL port 0/13/4 on the device
named 10.144.73.188, run the following command:
LST-ADSLPORTHISQTRPERF::DEV=10.144.73.188,FN=0,SN=13,PN=4:CTAG::;

7340042 2011-12-27 14:29:59
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance of the device 10.144.73.188 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:4

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DID FN SN PN AtucElapsedTime AtucFECs AtucEs AtucSEs
AtucLoss AtucUAs AturElapsedTime AturFECs AturEs AturSEs
AturLoss AturUAs Last15MinAtucFECs Last15MinAtucEs
Last15MinAtucSEs Last15MinAtucLoss Last15MinAtucUAs Last15MinAturFECs
Last15MinAturEs Last15MinAturSEs Last15MinAturLoss Last15MinAturUAs
FullInit FailFullInit ShortInit FailShortInit Last15MinFullInit
Last15MinFailFullInit Last15MinShortInit Last15MinFailShortInit
7340042 0 13 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
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Related Command
l ACT-ADSLPORT
l LST-ADSLNTPORTPERF
15.2.15 Querying Bit Allocation Information About an ADSL Port

(LST-ADSLBITALLOCINFO)
Usage Note
The ADSL port must be in the activated state.
This command applies only to the NGADSL mode (RFC4706) and TR165 mode.
Command Format
LST-ADSLBITALLOCINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::DIRECTION=line-direction;

Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
eter

DIRE OCTET UP Indicates the bit allocation -

CTIO STRING DOWN direction of the ADSL port.
N
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The bit allot information of adsl port " + device-name + " frameId " +
frame-number
+ " slotId " + slot-number + " portId "+ port-number + " direction " + line-
direction
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN SubcarrierId BitInfo

Output Parameter
NOTE
TR165 mode.

r
DID INTE - Indicates the device ID.

GER
FN INTE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID.

GER
SN INTE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID.

GER
PN INTE 0-63 Indicates the port ID.

GER
SubcarrierI INTE Indicates the ID of Indicates the ID of the upstream/downstream

d GER the downstream sub-carrier.
sub-carrier. Value
range: 0-511
Indicates the ID of
the upstream sub-
carrier. Value range:
0-63
BitInfo INTE 0-15 Indicates bit allocation information about the

GER sub-carrier.
Unit: byte.
Error Code
the command.

is an ADSL port.

Example
To query the bit allocation information about ADSL port 0/13/30 on the device named
LST-
ADSLBITALLOCINFO::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=30:CTAG::DIRECTIO
N=DOWN;

7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The bit allot information of adsl port 10.144.199.35 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:
30 direction:DOWN
-------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN SubcarrierId BitInfo
7340110 0 13 30 0 0
7340110 0 13 30 1 0
7340110 0 13 30 2 0
7340110 0 13 30 3 0
7340110 0 13 30 4 0
7340110 0 13 30 5 0
7340110 0 13 30 6 0
7340110 0 13 30 7 7
7340110 0 13 30 8 9
7340110 0 13 30 9 11
......
7340110 0 13 30 505 11
7340110 0 13 30 506 11
7340110 0 13 30 507 11
7340110 0 13 30 508 11
7340110 0 13 30 509 11
7340110 0 13 30 510 11
7340110 0 13 30 511 11
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
ACT-ADSL2PORT
15.2.16 Querying the U-MAC/V-MAC of an xDSL Port (LST-

XDSLPORTMACMAPING)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the U-MAC and V-MAC of an ADSL, VDSL2, or G.fast port.
Command Format
LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPING::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-

Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
and later versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
eter

Response Format
Format Description.
title="The mac address information of xdsl port " + device-name + " frameId " +
frame-number
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN UMAC VMAC

Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER
UMAC OCTE SIZE Indicates the U-MAC list.

T (1-17)
STRIN
G
VMAC OCTE SIZE Indicates the V-MAC list.

T (1-17)
STRIN
G
Error Code
the command.

is an ADSL, VDSL2, or G.fast port.
Example
To query the U-MAC and V-MAC of xDSL port 0/13/30 on the device named 10.144.199.35,
LST-XDSLPORTMACMAPING::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=30:CTAG::;
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=10
blktotal=10
The mac address information of xdsl port 10.144.199.35 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:
30
--------------------------------
DID FN SN PN UMAC VMAC
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2E 02-00-00-06-0A-40
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-25 02-00-00-06-0A-41
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-26 02-00-00-06-0A-42
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-27 02-00-00-06-0A-43
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-28 02-00-00-06-0A-44
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-29 02-00-00-06-0A-45
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2A 02-00-00-06-0A-46
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2B 02-00-00-06-0A-47
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2C 02-00-00-06-0A-48
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2D 02-00-00-06-0A-49
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Related Command
l ACT-ADSLPORT
l ACT-VDSL2PORT
l ACT-GFASTPORT
15.3 Querying G.SHDSL Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying G.SHDSL resources, including
the G.SHDSL ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.3.1 Querying the Chipset Mode of a Board (LST-

SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-num),
(SN=Slot-num):CTAG::(CHIPSETID=chipset-index);
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T

100 MA5616
Input Parameter
ter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
CHIPSE INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the chipset ID of -

TID the board.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Lst gshdslBoardMode "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN CHIPSETID ChipSetMode
Output Parameter
r
CHIPSETI INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the chipset ID of the

D board.


r
ChipSetM OCTET ATM Indicates the chipset mode of the

ode STRING PTM board.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the chipset mode of the board that resides in slot 16, subrack 0 of the device
10.78.217.218, with chipset ID of 2, run the following command:
LST-
SHDSLBOARDCHIPSETMODE::DEV=10.78.217.218,FN=0,SN=16:111::CHIPSETID=
2;
7340033 2009-09-10 09:31:07
M 111 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Lst gshdslBoardMode 10.78.217.218 Frame number:0 Slot number:16

----------------------------------------
DID FN SN CHIPSETID ChipSetMode
7340033 0 16 2 ATM
----------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.3.2 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Port (LST-

SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of an SHDSL port. The device ID (or device
name), subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID are mandatory for the command.
NOTICE

Command Format
LST-SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=MODE RATE LINEATTENUATION LINESNRMARGIN PPPOE
OPTION82 BINDMODE BINDMAINPORT BINDNUM CHPMODE TRAPSWITCH];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
219 UA5000 (PVM)
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
57 MA5606T
Input Parameter
er

DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.


er
SHOWO OCTET l MODE Specifies the optional -

PTION STRING l RATE attributes that can be
displayed.
l LINEATTE
NUATION l If you do not set this
parameter, the
l LINESNRM optional attributes are
ARGIN not displayed.
l PPPOE l If you set this
l OPTION82 parameter, the
l BINDMOD optional attributes are
E displayed.
l BINDMAIN
PORT
l BINDNUM
l CHPMODE
l TRAPSWIT
CH
Response Format
Format Description.
title= "Port attributes of the device" + device-name + " frameId "+ frame-number
+ " slotId "+ slot-number + " portId "+ port-number
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN Alias Status LineProfile AlarmProfile
VPI VCI Priority LastActiveTime UnitID UnitSide PowerBackoff WirePair
MaxLineRate PracticeLineRate CurrTranMode LoopAttenuation
EndpointSNRMargin MODE RATE LINEATTENUATION LINESNRMARGIN PPPOE OPTION82
BINDMODE BINDMAINPORT BINDNUM CHPMODE TRAPSWITCH
Output Parameter
Alias OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the port.
STRING
Status OCTET See Table 24-5. Indicates the status of the port.
STRING

LineProfile OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the line

STRING profile.
AlarmProfile OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the alarm

STRING profile.
VPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the virtual path

identifier.
Only the MA5300 supports this
parameter.
VCI INTEGER 32-65535 Indicates the virtual channel

identifier.
Only the MA5300 supports this
parameter.
Priority INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the IP precedence of the

port.
LastActiveTime OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the time of the last

STRING activation.
UnitID OCTET l NetworkSide Indicates a local HDSL2 unit or

STRING l CustomerSide SHDSL unit that is referenced.
UnitSide OCTET l NetworkSide Indicates a remote HDSL2 unit or

STRING l CustomerSide SHDSL unit that is referenced.
PowerBackoff OCTET l Default Indicates the power mode of a

STRING l Enhanced backplane.
WirePair OCTET l One pair In the case of the EFM binding,

STRING l Two pair this parameter is displayed as -.
In the case of the M-pair binding,
l Three pair this parameter is displayed as
l Four pair Second pair, Third pair, or
Fourth pair. If the port is not
bound, this parameter is
displayed as First pair.
MaxLineRate INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum attainable

rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
PracticeLineRat INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual rate limit on a

e port.
Unit: kbit/s.

CurrTranMode OCTET l ITU-T G.991.2 Indicates the current power

STRING Annex A spectral density (PSD) regional
l ITU-T G.991.2 setting.
Annex B
l ITU-T G.991.2
Annex A&B
LoopAttenuatio INTEGER -127 to +128 Indicates the power attenuation of

n the current channel.
Unit: dB.
EndpointSNRM INTEGER -127 to +128 Indicates the current SNR

argin margin.
Unit: dB.
MODE OCTET l FE1 Indicates the module type.

STRING l V35
RATE INTEGER 3-32 In the case of the FE1 mode, this

parameter is always 32. In the
case of the V35 mode, this
parameter ranges from 3 to 32.
LINEATTENU INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the line attenuation.

ATION
LINESNRMAR INTEGER -127 to +127 Indicates the line SNR.

GIN
PPPOE OCTET l ON Specifies whether the PPPoE

STRING l OFF function is enabled. Currently,
only the MA5600T, MA5603T
and MA5606T support this
parameter.
OPTION82 OCTET l ON Specifies whether the option 82

STRING l OFF function is enabled. Currently,
only the MA5600T, MA5603T
parameter.

BINDMODE OCTET l UNBIND Indicates the binding mode of the

STRING l M-PAIR port.
l EFM The meanings of the options are
as follows:
l UNBIND: The port is not
bound.
l M-PAIR: The port is bound in
the M-pair mode. Currently,
the system supports the
function of binding two, three,
or four ports.
l EFM: The port is bound in the
EFM mode. The ports bound
in the EFM mode can be
configured with different line
profile. The binding group is
not affected when a port in the
binding group is offline.
Currently, only the UA5000
(IPMB) supports this parameter.
BINDMAINPO INTEGER 0-62 Indicates the number of the

RT master port in the bound ports.
The value of this parameter is
displayed as -- when the
BINDMODE parameter is set to
UNBIND.
BINDNUM INTEGER 2-4 Indicates the number of bound

ports.
displayed as -- when the
BINDMODE parameter is set to
UNBIND.
CHPMODE OCTET l ATM Indicates the mode of the SHDSL

STRING l PTM chip group.
l TDM Currently, only the MA5600T
parameter.

TRAPSWITCH OCTET l ON Specifies whether the trap

STRING l OFF function is enabled.
to the U2000.
ports.
Error Code
1611268098 Querying the details of the Check whether the failure to query the
ports fails. details of the ports is caused by network
delay or discarded packets. Check
whether the device supports the query of
port details.
Example
To query the details of SHDSL port 0/2/31 on the device named 10.78.217.111, run the
following command:
LST-
SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=2,PN=31:62::SHOWOPTI
ON=BINDMODE BINDMAINPORT BINDNUM;
7340034 2010-11-19 22:36:40
M 62 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Port Detail Information of the Device 10.78.217.111 Frame number 0 slot
ID 2 port ID 31
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
DID FN SN PN Alias Status LineProfile AlarmProfile VPI
VCI Priority LastActiveTime UnitID UnitSide PowerBackoff
WirePair MaxLineRate PracticeLineRate CurrTranMode LoopAttenuation
EndpointSNRMargin BINDMODE BINDMAINPORT BINDNUM
7340034 0 2 31 -- Activating DEFVAL TDM_E1 DEFVAL --
-- -- -- STU-C CustomerSide Default One pair -- --
-- -- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
;

Related Command
l LST-SHDSLPORTPERF
l LST-SHDSLPORTALARM
15.3.3 Querying the List of SHDSL Line Profiles (LST-

SHDSLSPANPROFILE)
Usage Note
The device line profiles must exist.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,SPANPROFID=line profile]
[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-profile-name];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
Input Parameter

SPANPRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name -

FID STRING of the global line
profile.
SCOPEPR OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the -

OFID STRING device scope
profile name.

Response Format
Format Description.
title=G.SHDSL Activation Profile of the device type + device-type
SPANPROFID
Output Parameter
SPANPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the name of

the global line profile.
Error Code
2686058498 Invalid parameter or value Verify that the command is

of parameter is wrong. correct according to the
following requirements:
l The parameter values do
not exceed the ranges of
the parameters specified
by the command.
l The entered parameter
names are correct.
l The parameters are
entered in the correct
order.
Example
To query the list of the names of the SHDSL line profile of the UA5000 (IPMB), run the
following command:
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILE:::1::DT=253;

0 2005-09-08 20:08:31
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Activation Profile of the device type UA5000 (IPMB)
---------------
SPANPROFID
shmi
---------------
;

Related Command
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL
15.3.4 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Line Profile (LST-

SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
The specified SHDSL line profile must exist.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,SPANPROFID=line
profile[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Profile-Name][,SHOWOPTION=MODULATIONMODE FRAMETYPE
CLKALIGN REFERENCECLOCK SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
Input Parameter
eter

Device.
SPAN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the -

PROFI STRING line profile.
D
SCOP OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates the -

EPRO STRING device scope profile name.
FID


eter
SHO OCTET l MODULATIO (Optional) Specifies the -

WOPT STRING NMODE attributes that can be
ION l FRAMETYPE displayed in the returned
result. If you set this
l CLKALIGN parameter, the
l REFERENCEC corresponding attributes are
LOCK displayed. By default, the
l SCOPEPROFI attributes are not displayed.
D
Response Format
Format Description.
title="G.SHDSL Activation Profile" + SPANPROFID + "of the device type "+device-
type
SPANPROFID SPANIFMODE SPANMINTRRT SPANMAXTRRT SPANPSD
SPANTRMODE SPANREMOTEEN SPANCCTMD SPANWCTMD
SPANCCTMU SPANWCTMU SPANUTMDC SPANUTMDW SPANUTMUC
SPANUTMUW SPANLPEN PATHMODE
MODULATIONMODE FRAMETYPE CLKALIGN REFERENCECLOCK SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
Parame Type Range Description
ter
SPANP OCTET - Indicates the name of the

ROFID STRING global line profile.
SPANIF OCTET l 2 Wire Indicates the line interface

MODE STRING l 4 Wire mode (two-wire, four-wire,
six-wire, or eight-wire).
l 6 Wire
NOTE
l 8 Wire For information about the devices
that support the six-wire or eight-
wire mode, see Line
Transmission Rate.
SPANM INTEGER 192 kbit/s-22784 kbit/s. Indicates the minimum line

INTRR For details, see Line transmission rate. The line
T Transmission Rate. transmission rate varies
according to the specific
device. For details, see Line
Transmission Rate.
Unit: kbit/s.


ter
SPANM INTEGER 192 kbit/s-22784 kbit/s. Indicates the maximum line

AXTRR For details, see Line transmission rate. The line
T Transmission Rate. transmission rate varies
according to the specific
device. For details, see Line
Transmission Rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
SPANP OCTET l Symmetric Indicates the PSD mode.

SD STRING l Asymmetric
SPANT OCTET l G.991.2 Annex A Indicates the line transmission

RMOD STRING l G.991.2 Annex B mode.
E
l G.991.2 Annex A & B
SPANR OCTET l Yes Specifies whether to enable the

EMOTE STRING l No remote configuration
EN management function.
SPANC INTEGER 0-10 Indicates the downstream SNR

CTMD margin.
Unit: dB.
SPANW INTEGER 0-10 Indicates the downstream SNR

CTMD margin in the worst situation.
Unit: dB.
SPANC INTEGER 0-10 Indicates the upstream SNR

CTMU margin.
Unit: dB.
SPANW INTEGER 0-10 Indicates the upstream SNR

CTMU margin in the worst situation.
Unit: dB.
SPANU OCTET l Yes Specifies whether to enable the

TMDC STRING l No current downstream target
SNR margin.

TMDW STRING l No downstream target SNR margin
in the worst situation.

TMUC STRING l No current upstream target SNR
margin.

TMUW STRING l No upstream target SNR margin in
the worst situation.


ter
SPANL OCTET l Yes Specifies whether to enable the

PEN STRING l No probe function.
PATHM OCTET l ATM Indicates the line transmission

ODE STRING l PTM mode.
NOTE
This parameter is valid only for
the MA5600 V300R003C03,
UA5000IPMB V100R017,
MA5606T, and later versions.
MODU OCTET l Auto Indicates the modulation mode,

LATIO STRING l Tcpam16 that is, the digital-to-analog
NMOD conversion mode.
E l Tcpam32
l AUTO: Indicates that the
transmission rate is
dynamically generated by
the host.
l TCPAM-16: Indicates that
the rate range is 192-3840
kbit/s.
l TCPAM-32: Indicates that
the supported rate range is
768-5696 kbit/s.
NOTE
to the following devices:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R008C01 or later
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
V800R008 or later versions
l MA5600V3: MA5600
V300R003C03B072 or later
versions
FRAME OCTET l E1 Indicates the frame mode.

TYPE STRING l V35 NOTE
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603


ter
CLKAL OCTET l Syn Indicates the clock

IGN STRING l NotSyn synchronization mode.
l Syn: synchronous
l NotSyn: asynchronous
NOTE
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
REFER OCTET l FreeRun Indicates the clock mode.

ENCEC STRING l System The options are as follows:
LOCK
l FreeRun: local lock
l System: system lock
NOTE
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope

PROFI STRING profile name.
D
Error Code
Example
To query the details of the SHDSL line profile named jet1 on the UA5000 (IPMB), run the
following command:
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILEDETAIL:::
1::DT=253,SPANPROFID=jet1,SHOWOPTION=MODULATIONMODE
FRAMETYPE CLKALIGN REFERENCECLOCK;


0 2005-09-08 20:11:21
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Activation Profile jet1 of the device type UA5000 (IPMB)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------
SPANPROFID SPANIFMODE SPANMINTRRT SPANMAXTRRT SPANPSD SPANTRMO
DE SPANREMOTEEN SPANCCTMD SPANWCTMD SPANCCTMU SPANWCTM
U SPANUTMDC SPANUTMDW SPANUTMUC SPANUTMUW SPANLPEN
PATHMODE MODULATIONMODE FRAMETYPE CLKALIGN REFERENCECLOCK
jet1 2 Wire 256 256 Symmetric G.991.2 Annex A. Yes
0 0 0 0 Yes No No No No PTM
Auto E1 Syn System
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------
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Related Command
LST-SHDSLSPANPROFILE
15.3.5 Querying the Devices That Reference an SHDSL Line

Profile (LST-DEVBYSP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the devices that reference an SHDSL line profile.
Command Format
LST-DEVBYSP:::CTAG::DT=device-type,SPANPROFID=line profile;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter

SPANPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

D STRING name of the line
profile.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="device list which cite the span profile" + span profile + "of the device
type" +device-type
name of attributes: DID DEV
Output Parameter

R

Locate a Device According to the IP
Address.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Ensure that the entered profile name
is correct. If the profile name is
correct, it indicates that the SHDSL
line profile is not referenced by any
device.
Example
To query the UA5000 (IPMB) that references the SHDSL line profile named jet1, run the
following command:

LST-DEVBYSP:::1::DT=253,SPANPROFID=jet1;

0 2005-09-08 20:12:45
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
port list which cite the span profile jet1 of the device type UA5000(IPMB)
-------------
DID DEV
7729154 10.71.62.38
-------------
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Related Command
LST-PORTBYSP
15.3.6 Querying the Ports That Reference an SHDSL Line Profile

(LST-PORTBYSP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the ports that reference an SHDSL line profile.
Command Format
LST-PORTBYSP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::SPANPROFID=line profile;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter


configuration item
SPANPRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the line -

FID STRING profile.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="port list which cite the span profile"+ span profile + "on the device"
+device-name
name of attributes: DID DEV FN SN PN
Output Parameter

R

IP Address.

R

R

R

Error Code
2686058498 Invalid parameter or value of Verify that the command is correct

parameter is wrong. according to the following
requirements:
command.
correct.
correct order.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required port does not reference
the SHDSL line profile.
Example
To query the ports that are located on the device named 10.71.62.38 and that reference the
SHDSL line profile jet1, run the following command:
LST-PORTBYSP::DEV=10.71.62.38:1::SPANPROFID=jet1;

0 2005-09-08 20:13:31
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
port list which cite the span profile jet1 on the device10.71.62.38
-------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 12 0
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 13
-------------------------
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Related Command
LST-DEVBYSP
15.3.7 Querying the List of SHDSL Alarm Profiles (LST-

SHDSLALARMPROFILE)
Usage Note
None

Command Format
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,ALARMPROFID=alarm-profile-name]
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter

ALARMPRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

FID STRING name of the
alarm profile.
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the -

D STRING device scope
profile name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="G.SHDSL Activation Profile of the device type " + device-type
ALARMPROFID
Output Parameter
ALARMPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the name of

the alarm profile.

Error Code

by the command.
names are correct.
order.
not exist.
Example
To query the list of the alarm profiles on the UA5000 (IPMB), run the following command:
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE:::1::DT=253;

0 2005-09-08 20:20:13
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Activation Profile of the device type UA5000 (IPMB)
----------------
ALARMPROFID
DEFVAL
----------------
;
Related Command
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL
15.3.8 Querying the Details of an SHDSL Alarm Profile (LST-

SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
The specified SHDSL alarm profile must exist.

Command Format
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,ALARMPROFID=alarm-profile-
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter
DT INTEGER See Indicates the -

Supporting device type.
Device.
ALARMPRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

FID STRING name of the
alarm profile.
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) -

D STRING Indicates the
device scope
profile name.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET l SCOPEPRO Specifies -

N STRING FID whether to
return the
optional
attribute. If this
parameter is set,
the optional
attribute will be
returned.
Otherwise, the
optional
attribute will
not be returned.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="G.SHDSL Activation Profile" + SPANPROFID + "of the device type"+ device-
type:
ALARMPROFID ALARMTHLA ALARMTHSNRM ALARMTHES ALARMTHSES ALARMTHCRCA
ALARMTHLOSWS ALARMTHUAS SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
r
ALARMP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the alarm profile.
ROFID STRING
ALARMT INTEGE -127 to +128 Indicates the loop attenuation threshold.

HLA R Unit: dB.
ALARMT INTEGE -127 to +128 Indicates the threshold of the SNR margin.
HSNRM R Unit: dB.
ALARMT INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the error seconds

HES R in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ALARMT INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the severe

HSES R errored seconds in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ALARMT INTEGE 0-58981500 Indicates the duration threshold of the

HCRCA R abnormal CRC.
ALARMT INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the duration threshold of the

HLOSWS R LOSW fault in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
ALARMT INTEGE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the unavailable

HUAS R seconds in 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
SCOPEPR OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile name.

OFID STRING
Error Code
102629427 The profile does not exist Verify that the entered

Example
To query the details of the SHDSL alarm profile DEFVAL of the UA5000 (IPMB), run the
following command:
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL:::1::DT=253,ALARMPROFID=DEFVAL;

0 2005-09-08 20:21:12
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Activation Profile DEFVAL of the device type UA5000 (IPMB)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
ALARMPROFID ALARMTHLA ALARMTHSNRM ALARMTHES ALARMTHSES
ALARMTHCRCA ALARMTHLOSWS ALARMTHUAS
DEFVAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
;
Related Command
LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE
15.3.9 Querying the Devices That Reference an SHDSL Alarm

Profile (LST-DEVBYAL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the devices that reference the specified SHDSL alarm profile.
Command Format
LST-DEVBYAL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,ALARMPROFID=alarm-profile-name;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
95 MA5603T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter
DT INTEGER See Indicates the -

Supporting device type.
Device.
ALARMPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the -

name of the
alarm profile.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="device list which cite the alarm profile " + alarm profile + " of the
device type "+device-type
name of attributes:DID DEV
Output Parameter
er

Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Ensure that the entered
profile name is correct. If
the profile name is correct, it
indicates that the SHDSL
line profile is not referenced
by any device.

Example
To query the UA5000 (IPMB) that references the SHDSL alarm profile named DEFVAL, run
LST-DEVBYAL:::1::DT=253,ALARMPROFID=DEFVAL;

0 2005-09-08 20:15:54
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
port list which cite the alarm profile DEFVAL of the device type UA5000(IPMB)
-------------
DID DEV
7729154 10.71.62.38
-------------
;
Related Command
LST-PORTBYAL
15.3.10 Querying the Ports That Reference an SHDSL Alarm

Profile (LST-PORTBYAL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the ports that reference the specified SHDSL alarm profile.
Command Format
LST-PORTBYAL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::ALARMPROFID=alarm-profile-
name;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
2331 MA5608T
100 MA5616
253 UA5000 (IPMB)

Input Parameter

IP Address.
ALARMPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the -

OFID STRING alarm profile.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="port list which cite the alarm profile " + alarm profile + " on the
device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID DEV FN SN PN
;
Output Parameter
Para Type Range Description
meter

Address.

Error Code

by the command.
names are correct.
order.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required port does not
reference the specified
SHDSL alarm profile.
Example
To query the ports that reference the SHDSL alarm profile named DEFVAL on the device
LST-PORTBYAL::DEV=10.71.62.38:1::ALARMPROFID=DEFVAL;

0 2005-09-08 20:19:20
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=48
blktotal=48
port list which cite the alarm profile DEFVAL on the device10.71.62.38
-------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 0
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 1
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 2
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 3
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 10 4
?-?-
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 5
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 6
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 7
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 8
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 9
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 10
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 11
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 12
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 13
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 14
7729154 10.71.62.38 0 14 15
-------------------------
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Related Command
LST-DEVBYAL
15.3.11 Querying the Alarm Information About an SHDSL Port

(LST-SHDSLPORTALARM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the required alarm information about an SHDSL port in the
system.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLPORTALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
Input Parameter
er

ID.
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) If the value of the -

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

subrack ID.

ID.


er

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="alarm on Port of the device " + device name + "frameId" + frame number +
"slotId" + slot-number + "portId"+ port ID
Output Parameter
SerialNo INTEGER Indicates the serial number generated by the

daemon.
FaultID INTEGER Indicates the alarm or event ID. This parameter

and the device are used to identify an alarm or
event.
strName OCTET STRING Indicates the name of the alarm or event.
Reason OCTET STRING Indicates the alarm cause.
Repair OCTET STRING Indicates the suggestion for clearing the alarm.
Meaning OCTET STRING Indicates the description of the alarm.
faultTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm or event is
generated.
The time is in UTC format.
ackTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm is

acknowledged.
clearTime OCTET STRING Indicates the time when the alarm is cleared.

strAckUserName OCTET STRING Indicates the acknowledged user name.
Location OCTET STRING Indicates the location of the alarm or event.
Error Code
1610612784 Querying alarm information Verify that the traps

failed. reporting function is enabled
on the server.
1610612785 Getting alarm information l Verify that the alarm

timed out. module runs in the
normal state.
l Verify that the device is
online.
1612644886 No port alarm Information. -
Example
To query the alarm information about SHDSL port 0/5/9 on the MA5600_30, run the
following command:
LST-SHDSLPORTALARM::DEV=MA5600_30,FN=0,SN=5,PN=9:2::;

7340033 2008-05-20 12:16:40
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
alarm on Port of the device MA5600_30 frameId 0 slotId 5 portId 9

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------
SerialNo FaultID Severity FunctionType strName ReasonID
Reason Repair Meaning FaultFlag faultTime ackTime
clearTime strAckUserName Location
210 170918060 4 9 G.SHDSL Port manual deactivation
167772321 The user inputs the deactivation command. No need to
proceed G.SHDSL Port manual deactivation. 0 2008-5-28
7:41:13 -- -- -- FRAME=0 SLOT=5 SUBSLOT=65535 PORT=9
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------
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Related Command
l LST-SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO

l LST-SHDSLPORTPERF
15.3.12 Querying the Performance Statistics of a G.SHDSL Port

(LST-SHDSLPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified G.SHDSL port of a
device. The required G.SHDSL port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLPORTPERF::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TOTALINOCTETS TOTALOUTOCTETS];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
100 MA5616
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter
eter



eter
SHOW OCTET l TOTALIN Specifies the attributes that can -

OPTIO STRING OCTETS be displayed in the returned
N l TOTALOU result. If this parameter is not set,
TOCTETS the corresponding attributes are
not displayed. If you set this
parameter, the corresponding
attributes are displayed.
The MA5600 V300R003C05 and
the later versions support this
parameter.
Response Format
Format Description.
name of attributes:
HecErrors
PortElapsedTime
Last15MinHecErrors
InOctets
OutOctets
PortElapsedTime
Last15MinInOctets
Last15MinOutOctets
NTEPowerStatus
SessionStartTime
SessionEndTime
SessionUpTime
Retains
InitFail
StucCurrAtn
SturCurrAtn
StucCurrSnrMgn
SturCurrSnrMgn
ChanCurrTxRate
AttainableRate
ChannelElapsedTime
SturCRCAnomalies
StucCRCAnomalies
SturLast15MinCRCAnomalies
StucLast15MinCRCAnomalies
SturES
StucES
SturLast15MinES
StucLast15MinES
SturSES
StucSES
SturLast15MinSES
StucLast15MinSES
SturUAS
StucUAS
SturLast15MinUAS
StucLast15MinUAS
SturLOSWS
StucLOSWS
SturLast15MinLOSWS

StucLast15MinLOSWS
TOTALINOCTETS
TOTALOUTOCTETS
Output Parameter
HecErrors INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of HEC error cells that are
ER 7 discarded in the current 15 minutes.
PortElapsed INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the port in the
Unit: s.
Last15MinH INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of HEC error cells that are
ecErrors ER 7 discarded in the last 15 minutes.
InOctets INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
ER 7 receives in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
OutOctets INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
ER 7 transmits in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
TrafficElaps INTEG 0-900 Indicates the elapsed time of the traffic in the
edTime ER current 15 minutes.
Unit: s.
Last15MinIn INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
Octets ER 7 receives in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
Last15MinO INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of bytes that the port
utOctets ER 7 transmits in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: byte.
NTEPowerSt OCTET l ON Indicates the upstream power status.

atus STRIN l OFF
G
l UNKNO
WN
SessionStart OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the last activation time of the port.
Time STRIN Unit: s.
G
SessionEndT OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the last deactivation time of the port.
ime STRIN Unit: s.
G

SessionUpTi INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the duration in which the port is

me ER 7 activated.
Unit: s.
Retains INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of successful trainings.

ER
InitFail INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of training failures.

ER
StucCurrAtn INTEG -127-128 Indicates the attenuation of the loop where the
ER network-side endpoint is located.
Unit: dB.
SturCurrAtn INTEG -127-128 Indicates the attenuation of the loop where the
ER user-side endpoint is located.
Unit: dB.
StucCurrSnr INTEG -127-128 Indicates the SNR margin of the network-side

Mgn ER endpoint.
Unit: dB.
SturCurrSnr INTEG -127-128 Indicates the SNR margin of the user-side

Mgn ER endpoint.
Unit: dB.
ChanCurrTx INTEG 0-429496729 Indicates the transmission rate of the channel.

Rate ER 5 Unit: bit/s.
AttainableRa INTEG 0-429496729 Indicates the maximum available rate.

te ER 5 Unit: bit/s.
StucChannel INTEG 0-429496729 Indicates the elapsed time in the current 15

ElapsedTime ER 5 minutes on the network side.
Unit: s.
SturChannel INTEG 0-429496729 Indicates the elapsed time in the current 15

ElapsedTime ER 5 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
SturCRCAn INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of CRC abnormalities in

omalies ER 7 the current 15 minutes on the user side.
StucCRCAn INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of CRC abnormalities in

omalies ER 7 the current 15 minutes on the network side.
SturLast15M INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of CRC abnormalities in

inCRCAnom ER 7 the last 15 minutes on the user side.
alies

StucLast15 INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the number of CRC abnormalities in

MinCRCAn ER 7 the last 15 minutes on the network side.
omalies
SturES INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds in the

ER current 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
StucES INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds in the

ER current 15 minutes on the network side.
Unit: s.
SturLast15M INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds in the

inES ER last 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
StucLast15 INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of errored seconds in the

MinES ER last 15 minutes on the network side.
Unit: s.
SturSES INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

ER seconds in the current 15 minutes on the user
side.
Unit: s.
StucSES INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

ER seconds in the current 15 minutes on the
network side.
Unit: s.
SturLast15M INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

inSES ER seconds in the last 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
StucLast15 INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of severely errored

MinSES ER seconds in the last 15 minutes on the network
side.
Unit: s.
SturUAS INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds in

ER the current 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
StucUAS INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds in

ER the current 15 minutes on the network side.
Unit: s.
SturLast15M INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds in

inUAS ER the last 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.

StucLast15 INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of unavailable seconds in

MinUAS ER the last 15 minutes on the network side.
Unit: s.
SturLOSWS INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOSW seconds in the

ER current 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
StucLOSWS INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOSW seconds in the

ER current 15 minutes on the network side.
Unit: s.
SturLast15M INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOSW seconds in the

inLOSWS ER last 15 minutes on the user side.
Unit: s.
StucLast15 INTEG 0-900 Indicates the number of LOSW seconds in the

MinLOSWS ER last 15 minutes on the network side.
Unit: s.
TOTALINO INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the total number of received bytes.

CTETS ER 7 The MA5600 V300R003C05 and the later
versions support this parameter.
Unit: byte.
TOTALOUT INTEG 0-214748364 Indicates the total number of transmitted bytes.

OCTETS ER 7 The MA5600 V300R003C05 and the later
Unit: byte.
Error Code

performance and statistic statistics collection process
daemon failed, please check runs in the normal state.
the performance and statistic
daemon.

task doesn't exist. statistics of the specified
on the GUI.

Example
To query the performance statistics of G.SHDSL port 0/8/0 on the device named 10.71.60.26,
LST-SHDSLPORTPERF::DEV=10.71.60.26,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0:3::;
7340032 2006-09-21 19:35:22
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port performance
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-----------------------
HecErrors PortElapsedTime Last15MinHecErrors InOctets OutOctet
s TrafficElapsedTime Last15MinInOctets Last15MinOutOctets
NTEPowerStatus SessionStartTime SessionEndTime SessionUpTime Retains
InitFail StucCurrAtn SturCurrAtn StucCurrSnrMgn SturCurrSnrMgn
ChanCurrTxRate AttainableRate StucChannelElapsedTime SturChannelElapsedTime
SturCRCAnomalies StucCRCAnomalies SturLast15MinCRCAnomalies
StucLast15MinCRCAnomalies SturES StucES SturLast15MinES StucLast15MinES
SturSES StucSES SturLast15MinSES StucLast15MinSES SturUAS StucUAS
SturLast15MinUAS StucLast15MinUAS SturLOSWS StucLOSWS
SturLast15MinLOSWS StucLast15MinLOSWS
-- 692 -- 89185167 128033531 692 96131135
112748119 on 2006-09-21 19:30:52 0000-00-00 00:00:37 7
15 1899 -- 0 -- 13 1544000 1544000 -- 598
4621 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4 --
0 -- 123 -- 0 -- 127 -- 0 --
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Related Command
l LST-SHDSLPORTDETAILINFO
l LST-SHDSLPORTALARM
l ACT-SHDSLPORT

15.3.13 Querying the FE1 Attribute of a TDM SHDSL Port (LST-

SHDSLPORTFE1)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the FE1 attribute of a TDM SHDSL port.
Command Format
LST-SHDSLPORTFE1::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
Paramet Type Range Description Defa
er ult
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by default. If -

STRING the value of the configuration item
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" G.SHDSL Port FE1 Attributes of the Device "+device-name +"Frame number:"
+ frameId + "Slot number:" +slotID + "Port number:" +portID
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN SIGNAL CRCMode L2Monitor

Output Parameter
SIGNAL OCTET STRING CCS Indicates the signaling mode.

CAS
UNFRAME
CRCMode OCTET STRING Enable Indicates the frame verification

Disable mode.
L2Monitor OCTET STRING Enable Indicates the Layer 2 monitoring

Disable switch.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the FE1 attribute of TDM SHDSL port 0/6/16 on the NE named 10.71.214.41, run
LST-SHDSLPORTFE1::DEV=10.71.214.41,FN=0,SN=6,PN=16:3::;

7340049 2013-09-17 19:22:16
M 3 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.SHDSL Port FE1 Attributes of the Device 10.71.214.41 Frame number:0 Slot number:
6 Port number:16
------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN SIGNAL CRCMode L2Monitor
7340049 0 6 16 CCS Disable Disable
------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None

15.4 Querying VDSL2 Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VDSL2 resources, including
the VDSL2 ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.4.1 Querying the Details of a VDSL2 Port (LST-

VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 port. The device ID (or device name),
NOTICE
Command Format
LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME
CH1INPDS CH1INPUS TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF
TIDINPPROF TIAPROF CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION
ADMINSTAT COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX
QUENESHAPINGPARA TRAPSWITCH VECTORINGSTATUS LEGACYCPEPOLICY CPETYPE ACTUALRATEUS
ACTUALRATEDS LASTRETRAININFO CH1NETRATEUS CH1NETRATEDS CH1LATENCYPATHUS
CH1LATENCYPATHDS CH1AGAINSTREINUS CH1AGAINSTREINDS CH2NETRATEUS CH2NETRATEDS
CH2LATENCYPATHUS CH2LATENCYPATHDS CH2AGAINSTREINUS CH2AGAINSTREINDS ACTUALCOKL0
ACTUALCPEKL0 SPLITTERMODE ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS
ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF TR165SOSPROFINDEX ACTIVEDLINETECH
DATACHANNELMODE TR165INMPROFILE TR165INMPROFINDEX];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
37 MA5662
57 MA5606T
44 MA5600V3
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T

100 MA5616
103 MA5635
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

SHOWOPTI OCTET l NTEPOW (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING ERSTATU attributes that can be
S displayed in the returned
l LASTUPT result. If you set this
IME parameter, the
corresponding attributes
l LASTDO are returned. By default,
WNTIME the attributes are not
l UPTIME displayed.
l CH1INPD For example, if you enter
S NTEPOWERSTATUS,
the result contains the
l CH1INPU
information about this
S
attribute.
l TISRVPR NOTE
OF Only the MA5600T and
MA5603T support the
l TISPTRM
PPPOESESSION attributes.
PROF
Querying TR165PARA and
l TIDPBOP TR165PARAINDEX are
ROF supported only when the port
works in TR165 mode.
l TIUPBOP
ROF
l TINMAR
PROF
l TIDINPP
ROF
l TIAPROF
l CH2INPD
S
l CH2INPU
S
l COSYSV
ENDOR
l CPESYSV
ENDOR
l PPPOESE
SSION
l ADMINS
TAT
l COVERSI
ON
l CPEVERS
ION
l COSERIA
LNUM

l CPESERI
ALNUM
l TR165PA
RA
l TR165PA
RAINDE
X
l QUENES
HAPINGP
ARA
l TRAPSWI
TCH
l VECTORI
NGSTAT
US
l LEGACY
CPEPOLI
CY
l CPETYPE
l ACTUAL
RATEUS
l ACTUAL
RATEDS
l LASTRET
RAININF
O
l CH1NET
RATEUS
l CH1NET
RATEDS
l CH1LATE
NCYPAT
HUS
l CH1LATE
NCYPAT
HDS
l CH1AGAI
NSTREIN
US
l CH1AGAI
NSTREIN
DS
l CH2NET
RATEUS

l CH2NET
RATEDS
l CH2LATE
NCYPAT
HUS
l CH2LATE
NCYPAT
HDS
l CH2AGAI
NSTREIN
US
l CH2AGAI
NSTREIN
DS
l ACTUAL
COKL0
l ACTUAL
CPEKL0
l SPLITTE
RMODE
l ACTRAT
EADAPT
US
l ACTRAT
EADAPT
DS
l ACTROCI
NPUS
l ACTROCI
NPDS
l ACTROC
SNRMUS
l ACTROC
SNRMDS
l TR165SO
SPROF
l TR165SO
SPROFIN
DEX
l ACTIVED
LINETEC
H
l DATACH
ANNELM
ODE

l TR165IN
MPROFIL
E
l TR165IN
MPROFIN
DEX
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE
INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS
ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS
CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS CH1PTMSTATUSDS
CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS
NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS TISRVPROF
TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF PPPOE OPTION82
CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION ADMINSTAT COVERSION
CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF
TR165DPBOPROF, TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR
TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF
TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF TR165VNPROFINDEX
TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX TR165DPBOPROFINDEX TR165UPBOPROFINDEX TR165RFIPROFINDEX
TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165CH1USPROFINDEX TR165CH2USPROFINDEX TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX
TR165CH2DSPROFINDEX TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX QUENE1 QUENE2
OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF TRAPSWITCH VECTORINGSTATUS LEGACYCPEPOLICY CPETYPE
ACTUALRATEUS ACTUALRATEDS LASTRETRAININFO CH1NETRATEUS CH1NETRATEDS
CH1LATENCYPATHUS CH1LATENCYPATHDS CH1AGAINSTREINUS CH1AGAINSTREINDS CH2NETRATEUS
CH2NETRATEDS CH2LATENCYPATHUS CH2LATENCYPATHDS CH2AGAINSTREINUS CH2AGAINSTREINDS
ACTUALCOKL0 ACTUALCPEKL0 SPLITTERMODE ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS
ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF TR165SOSPROFINDEX
ACTIVEDLINETECH DATACHANNELMODE TR165INMPROFILE TR165INMPROFINDEX
Output Parameter
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2

STRING line profile.
APROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2

STRING alarm profile.

ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the VDSL2
STRING port.
PPPOE OCTET l ON Specifies whether the PPPoE

STRING l OFF function is enabled. Only the
MA5600T, MA5603T and the
MA5606T support this parameter.
OPTION82 OCTET l ON Specifies whether the option 82

STRING l OFF function is enabled. Only the
MA5600T, MA5603T and the
PSTAT OCTET l Fault Indicates the status of the port.

STRING l Test
l Active
l Activating
l Deactive
l LoopBack

TRANSSYS OCTET l ANSI T1.413 Indicates the current transmission

STRING l ETSI DTS/ system.
TM06006
l G.992.1 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.1 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.2 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN symmetric
l G.992.3 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.4 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped

l G.992.3 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex J
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.4 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.4 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mode
1,wide U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mode
2,narrow U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mode
3,wide U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mode
4,narrow U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped

l G.992.5 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex J
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
l G.993.1
l G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
l G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
l G.993.2 Annex
C POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN
PWRMNGST OCTET l Level 0 Indicates the power management

ATE STRING l Level 1 status.
l Level 2
l Level 3
INITRESULT OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the result of the last

STRING l ConfigError complete initialization.
l ConfigNotFeasib
le
l CommFail
l NoPeerAtu
l OtherCause

LNATTENDS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the downstream power

attenuation.
Unit: dB.
LNATTENUS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the upstream power

attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTENDS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the downstream signal

attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTENUS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the upstream signal

attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGIN INTEGER -64 dB to +63 dB Indicates the downstream SNR

DS margin.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGIN INTEGER -64 to +63 Indicates the upstream SNR

US margin.
Unit: dB.
ATTAINABL INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum

ERATEDS downstream attainable data
transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.
ATTAINABL INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum upstream

ERATEUS attainable data transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.
ACTPSDDS INTEGER -90 to 0 Indicates the downstream PSD.

Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTPSDUS INTEGER -90 to 0 Indicates the upstream PSD.

Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTATPDS INTEGER -31 to +31 Indicates the downstream power.

Unit: dBm.
ACTATPUS INTEGER -31 to +31 Indicates the upstream power.
CH1ACTDAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream rate of

ARATEDS channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

CH1PREVDA INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the last downstream rate

TARATEDS of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1ACTDEL INTEGER 0-8176 Indicates the downstream delay of

AYDS channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMSTA OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the downstream ATM

TUSDS STRING l NoCellDelineati data status of channel 1.
on
l LossOfCellDelin
eation
CH1PTMSTA OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the downstream PTM

TUSDS STRING l OutOfSync data status of channel 1.
CH1ACTDAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream rate of

ARATEUS channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1PREVDA INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the last upstream rate of

TARATEUS channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1ACTDEL INTEGER 0-8176 Indicates the upstream delay of

AYUS channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMSTA OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the upstream ATM data

TUSUS STRING l NoCellDelineati status of channel 1.
on
l LossOfCellDelin
eation
CH1PTMSTA OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the upstream PTM data

TUSUS STRING l OutOfSync status of channel 1.

ARATEDS channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

Unit: kbit/s.

AYDS channel 2.
Unit: ms.

CH2ATMSTA OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the downstream ATM

TUSDS STRING l NoCellDelineati data status of channel 2.
on
l LossOfCellDelin
eation
CH2PTMSTA OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the downstream PTM

TUSDS STRING l OutOfSync data status of channel 2.

ARATEUS channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

TARATEUS channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

AYUS channel 2.
Unit: ms.
CH2ATMSTA OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the upstream ATM data

TUSUS STRING l NoCellDelineati status of channel 2.
on
l LossOfCellDelin
eation
CH2PTMSTA OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the upstream PTM data

TUSUS STRING l OutOfSync status of channel 2.
NTEPOWERS OCTET l on Indicates the NTE power status of

TATUS STRIN l off the VDSL2 port.
l unknown
LASTUPTIM OCTET - Indicates the time when the

E STRING VDSL2 port is online.
The format is YY-MM-DD
hh:mm:ss.
LASTDOWN OCTET - Indicates the time when the

TIME STRING VDSL2 port is disconnected.
hh:mm:ss.
UPTIME INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the duration during

which the VDSL2 port is
activated.

CH1INPDS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the downstream impulse

noise protection (INP) of channel
1.
Unit: dmt.
CH1INPUS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the upstream INP of

channel 1.
Unit: dmt.
TISRVPROF OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

STRING indicates the service profile bound
to the VDSL2 port. In non-TI
mode, this parameter is displayed
as -.
TISPTRMPR OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

OF STRING indicates the spectrum profile
bound to the VDSL2 port. In non-
TI mode, this parameter is
displayed as -.
TIDPBOPRO OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

F STRING indicates the DPBO profile bound
as -.
TIUPBOPRO OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

as -.
TINMARPRO OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

F STRING indicates the noise margin profile
displayed as -.
TIDINPPROF OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

STRING indicates the delay INP profile
displayed as -.
TIAPROF OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

STRING indicates the alarm profile bound
as -.

CH2INPDS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the downstream INP of

channel 2.
Unit: dmt.
CH2INPUS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the upstream INP of

channel 2.
Unit: dmt.
COSYSVEND OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the

OR STRING central office system.
CPESYSVEN OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the

DOR STRING remote end system.
PPPOESESSI INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the number of online

ON PPPoE single-MAC users on each
physical port.
NOTE
Only the MA5600T and MA5603T
support the PPPOESESSION
attributes.
ADMINSTAT OCTET l UP Indicates the activation state of a

STRING l DOWN VDSL2 port.
l UP: activated
l DOWN: deactivated
COVERSION OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the central

STRING office system.
CPEVERSIO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the remote

N STRING end system.
COSERIALN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the

UM STRING central office.
CPESERIALN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the

UM STRING remote end system.
TR165VNPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

OF STRING virtual noise profile.
to the MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
and MA5616 in TR165 mode.
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARA
in the command.

TR165SPECT OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

RUMPROF STRING spectrum profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165ALAR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

MPROF STRING alarm profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165DPBOP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

ROF STRING DPBO profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165UPBOP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

ROF STRING UPBO profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.

TR165RFIPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

OF STRING RFI profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165NMPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

OF STRING noise margin profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1US OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

PROF STRING channel 1 upstream rate profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1U INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of the

ARR TR165 channel 1 upstream rate.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.


MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.

MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1DS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

PROF STRING channel 1 downstream profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1D INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of the

ARR TR165 channel 1 downstream
rate.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.


PROF STRING channel 2 downstream rate profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.

rate.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1IN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the delay impulse noise

PPROF STRING protection (INP) profile of the
TR165 channel 1.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH2IN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the delay INP profile of

PPROF STRING the TR165 channel 2.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
in the command.

TR165VNPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX virtual noise profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARAI
NDEX in the command.
TR165SPECT INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

RUMPROFIN spectrum profile.
DEX This parameter is applicable only
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
TR165DPBOP INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

ROFINDEX DPBO profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
TR165UPBOP INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

ROFINDEX UPBO profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered

TR165RFIPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX RFI profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
TR165NMPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX noise margin profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
TR165CH1US INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

PROFINDEX channel 1 upstream rate profile.
is set.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered


is set.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
TR165CH1DS INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

PROFINDEX channel 1 downstream profile.
is set.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered

PROFINDEX channel 2 downstream rate profile.
is set.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered

TR165CH1IN INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the delay

PPROFINDE INP profile of the TR165 channel
X 1.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered

PPROFINDE INP profile of the TR165 channel
X 2.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A
when you entered
QUENE1 INTEGER 3 Indicates queue 1.

when you entered
SHOWOPTION=QUENESHAP
INGPARA in the command.
QUENE2 INTEGER 4 Indicates queue 2.

when you entered
OUTBOUND OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

TRAFFICPRO STRING outbound traffic profile.
F This parameter is applicable only
MA5652, MA5662, MA5622A,
MA5623, MA5623A, MA5616
and MA5611S.
when you entered

TRAPSWITC OCTET l ON Specifies whether the trap function

H STRING l OFF is enabled.
to the U2000.
ports.
VECTORING OCTET l Vectoring ON Indicates the global vectoring

STATUS STRING l Vectoring OFF switch.
to the U2000.
ports.
LEGACYCPE OCTET l No Limit Indicates the legacy CPE

POLICY STRING l Block activation policy.
l Limit
l Force Friendly
Downstream
with Upstream
Limited
l Force Friendly
Downstream
CPETYPE OCTET l Vectoring Indicates the CPE type.

STRING l Vectoring full
friendly
l Vectoring
friendly DS
l VDSL2
l ADSL/2/2+
l Unknown
ACTUALRAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual upstream data

EUS transmission rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
ACTUALRAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual downstream

EDS data transmission rate.
Unit: kbit/s.

LASTRETRA OCTET l none Indicates the reason of the last

ININFO STRING l cpe-l3-trigger deactivation.
l lom-us-trigger-
dra
l lom-ds-trigger-
dra
l cpe-never-
answer-oam
l cpe-no-more-
answer-oam
l persistent-ncd-us
l persistent-ncd-ds
l persistent-lcd-us
l persistent-lcd-ds
l l2-problem-co-
drop
l l2-problem-cpe-
drop
l bitswap-refused-
us-co-drop
l bitswap-refused-
us-cpe-drop
l channel-change-
us-co-drop
l channel-change-
us-cpe-drop
l noise-increase-
us-co-drop
l noise-increase-
us-cpe-drop
l bitswap-refused-
ds-co-drop
l bitswap-refused-
ds-cpe-drop
l channel-change-
ds-co-drop
l channel-change-
ds-cpe-drop
l noise-increase-
ds-co-drop
l noise-increase-
ds-cpe-drop
l lom-us-co-drop

l lom-us-cpe-drop
l lom-ds-co-drop
l lom-ds-cpe-drop
l sra-problem-us-
co-drop
l sra-problem-us-
cpe-drop
l sra-failed-us-co-
drop
l sra-failed-us-
cpe-drop
l sra-problem-ds-
co-drop
l sra-problem-ds-
cpe-drop
l sra-rejected-ds-
co-drop
l sra-rejected-ds-
cpe-drop
l bitswap-
problem-us-co-
drop
l bitswap-
problem-us-cpe-
drop
l bitswap-failed-
us-co-drop
l bitswap-failed-
us-cpe-drop
l bitswap-
problem-ds-co-
drop
l bitswap-
problem-ds-cpe-
drop
l bitswap-rejected-
ds-co-drop
l bitswap-rejected-
ds-cpe-drop
l cpe-switched-off
l cpe-lost
l co-reset
l co-stop

l unknown
CH1NETRAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream payload

EUS rate of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1NETRAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream payload

EDS rate of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2NETRAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream payload

EUS rate of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2NETRAT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream payload

EDS rate of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1LATENC INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the upstream channel ID

YPATHUS of channel 1.
CH1LATENC INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the downstream channel

YPATHDS ID of channel 1.
CH2LATENC INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the upstream channel ID

YPATHUS of channel 2.
CH2LATENC INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the downstream channel

YPATHDS ID of channel 2.
CH1AGAINS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the INP value for

TREINUS defense against repetitive electric
impulsive noise (REIN) in the
upstream direction of channel 1.
Unit: dmt.

TREINDS defense against REIN in the
downstream direction of channel
1.
Unit: dmt.

TREINUS defense against REIN in the
upstream direction of channel 2.
Unit: dmt.

TREINDS defense against REIN in the
downstream direction of channel
2.
Unit: dmt.

ACTUALCO INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual value of the

KL0 KL0_CO parameter.
Unit: 0.1 dB
ACTUALCPE INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual value of the

KL0 KL0_CPE parameter.
Unit: 0.1 dB
SPLITTERM OCTET l Connect Indicates the splitter mode.

ODE STRING l Bypass Options are as follows:
l Connect: Connect ports to the
splitter.
l Bypass: Enable ports to bypass
the splitter.
NOTE
Only the MA5611S supports this
parameter.
ACTRATEAD OCTET l Manual Indicates the upstream rate auto-

APTUS STRING l Rainit adaptation mode at the remote
end.
l Dynamic
NOTE
l Dynamic with This parameter is applicable only to
SOS the MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
ACTRATEAD OCTET l Manual Indicates the downstream rate

APTDS STRING l Rainit auto-adaptation mode at the
central office end.
l Dynamic
NOTE
l Dynamic with This parameter is applicable only to
SOS the MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818, and MA5611S
whose versions are later than
V800R015C10.
ACTROCINP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the actual INP of the

US upstream robust overhead channel
(ROC) at the remote end.
NOTE
This parameter is applicable only to
the MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T,
MA5616, MA5818, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.

ACTROCINP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the actual INP of the

DS downstream ROC channel at the
central office end.
NOTE
MA5616, MA5818, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
ACTROCSNR INTEGER -2147483648-21474 Indicates the actual signal-to-noise

MUS 83647 ratio (SNR) margin of the
upstream ROC channel at the
remote end.
NOTE
MA5616, MA5818, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
ACTROCSNR INTEGER -2147483648-21474 Indicates the actual SNR margin

MDS 83647 of the downstream ROC channel
at the central office end.
NOTE
MA5616, MA5818, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
TR165SOSPR OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the TR165 SOS profile.

OF STRING NOTE
MA5616, and MA5611S whose
versions are later than V800R015C10
in TR165 mode.
when you entered
in the command.

TR165SOSPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX SOS profile.
NOTE
MA5616, and MA5611S whose
versions are later than V800R015C10
in TR165 mode.
returned only when
NDEX is entered in the command.
ACTIVEDLIN OCTET l Unknown Indicates the actual activation

ETECH STRING l ADSL mode of the port.
l ADSL2
l ADSL2PLUS
l VDSL
l VDSL2
DATACHAN OCTET l Unknown Indicates the work mode of the

NELMODE STRING l ATM current channel.
l PTM
TR165INMPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the INM

OFILE STRING profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A,
MA5611S and MA5616 in TR165
mode.
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165INMPRO
FILE in the command.

TR165INMPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the INM

OFINDEX profile.
MA5608T, MA5652, MA5662,
MA5622A, MA5623, MA5623A,
MA5611S and MA5616 in TR165
mode.
when you entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165INMPRO
FINDEX in the command.
Error Code
2689007617 The instance does not exist, or Ensure that the command is
the feature is not supported or correct according to the
not configured following requirements:
l Check whether the entered
port is a VDSL2 port.
port exists.
Example
command:
LST-
VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=1,PN=31:1::SHOWOPTIO
N=NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS
CH1INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR;
7340034 2010-11-19 18:16:56
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device 10.78.217.111
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DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS
PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS
SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS
ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS
CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS
CH1PTMSTATUSDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS
CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS CH2PREVDATARATEDS
CH2ACTDELAYDS CH2ATMSTATUSDS CH2PTMSTATUSDS CH2ACTDATARATEUS
CH2PREVDATARATEUS CH2ACTDELAYUS CH2ATMSTATUSUS CH2PTMSTATUSUS
NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS
PPPOE OPTION82 COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR
7340034 0 1 31 -- Activating DEFVAL DEFVAL -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- unknown -- -- -- --
-- ON ON -- --
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;
Related Command
l LST-VDSLPORTPERF
l LST-VDSLPORTALARM
15.4.2 Querying Specified Information About VDSL2 Ports (LST-

VDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 port. The device ID (or device name),
subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID are mandatory for the command. Because the
SHOWOPTION field in this command supports a lot of parameters, the total length of the
query command must be no more than 1024 characters.
Command Format
LST-VDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS
PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS
SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS
NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS TISRVPROF
TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF PPPOE OPTION82
CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION COVERSION CPEVERSION
COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF
TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR
TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF
TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF QUENE1 QUENE2 OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF
PHYRSWITCH ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS
ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF];

Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
SHOWOPTI OCTET See the (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING SHOWOPTI attributes that can be
ON parameter displayed in the returned
value in the result. If you set this
command parameter, the
format. corresponding attributes
are returned. By default,
the attributes are not
displayed.
NOTE
This command applies to the
V800R007 and later versions
of the MA5600T and
MA5603T. Some devices
may support certain
parameters of the
SHOWOPTION field.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 port attributes of the device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID
TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS
TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF
TIDINPPROF TIAPROF PPPOE OPTION82 CH2INPDS CH2INPUS
COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION COVERSION CPEVERSION
COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF
TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF
TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF
TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF QUENE1 QUENE2
OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF PHYRSWITCH ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS
ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF
Output Parameter

R

R

R

R
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the VDSL2 port.
STRING

STRING l Test
l Active
l Activating
l Deactive
l LoopBack
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2 line
STRING profile.
APROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2 alarm
STRING profile.

TRANSSY OCTET l ANSI T1.413 Indicates the current transmission system.

S STRING l ETSI DTS/
TM06006
l G.992.1
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.1
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.2
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.2
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
symmetric
l G.992.3
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
POTS
overlapped

l G.992.3
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.4
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.4
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex J All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex J All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.4
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.4
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS non-
overlapped,
mode1,wide
U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS non-
overlapped,

mode2,narro
w U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS
overlapped,
mode3,wide
U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS
overlapped,
mode4,narro
w U/S
l G.992.3
Annex M
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex M
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex J All-
Digital non-
overlapped

l G.992.5
Annex J All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex M
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex M
POTS
overlapped
l G.993.1
l G.993.2
Annex A
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex A
ISDN
l G.993.2
Annex B
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex B
ISDN
l G.993.2
Annex C
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex C
ISDN
PWRMNG OCTET l Level 0 Indicates the power management status.

STATE STRING l Level 1
l Level 2
l Level 3
INITRESU OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the result of the last complete

LT STRING l ConfigError initialization.
l ConfigNotFe
asible
l CommFail
l NoPeerAtu
l OtherCause

LNATTEN INTEGE 0-127 Indicates the downstream power

DS R attenuation.
Unit: dB.
LNATTEN INTEGE 0-127 Indicates the upstream power attenuation.

US R Unit: dB.
SIGATTEN INTEGE 0-127 Indicates the downstream signal

DS R attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTEN INTEGE 0-127 Indicates the upstream signal attenuation.

US R Unit: dB.
SNRMAR INTEGE -64 dB to +63 Indicates the downstream signal-to-noise

GINDS R dB ratio (SNR) margin.
Unit: dB.
SNRMAR INTEGE -64 to +63 Indicates the upstream SNR margin.

GINUS R Unit: dB.
ATTAINAB INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum downstream

LERATED R attainable data transmission rate.
S Unit: bit/s.
ATTAINAB INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum upstream attainable

LERATEU R data transmission rate.
S Unit: bit/s.
ACTPSDD INTEGE -90 to 0 Indicates the downstream PSD.

S R Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTPSDU INTEGE -90 to 0 Indicates the upstream PSD.

S R Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTATPD INTEGE -31 to +31 Indicates the downstream power.

S R Unit: dBm.
ACTATPU INTEGE -31 to +31 Indicates the upstream power.

S R
CH1ACTD INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream rate of channel 1.

ATARATE R Unit: kbit/s.
DS
CH1PREV INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the last downstream rate of

DATARAT R channel 1.
EDS Unit: kbit/s.

CH1ACTD INTEGE 0-8176 Indicates the downstream delay of channel

ELAYDS R 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1ATMS OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the downstream ATM data status

TATUSDS STRING l NoCellDelin of channel 1.
eation
l LossOfCellD
elineation
CH1PTMS OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the downstream PTM data status

TATUSDS STRING l OutOfSync of channel 1.
CH1ACTD INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream rate of channel 1.

US
CH1PREV INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the last upstream rate of channel

DATARAT R 1.
EUS Unit: kbit/s.
CH1ACTD INTEGE 0-8176 Indicates the upstream delay of channel 1.

ELAYUS R Unit: ms.
CH1ATMS OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the upstream ATM data status of

TATUSUS STRING l NoCellDelin channel 1.
eation
l LossOfCellD
elineation
CH1PTMS OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the upstream PTM data status of

TATUSUS STRING l OutOfSync channel 1.

DS

EDS Unit: kbit/s.

ELAYDS R 2.
Unit: ms.

eation
l LossOfCellD
elineation



US

DATARAT R 2.
EUS Unit: kbit/s.

ELAYUS R Unit: ms.

eation
l LossOfCellD
elineation

NTEPOWE OCTET l on Indicates the NTE power status of the

RSTATUS STRIN l off VDSL2 port.
l unknown
LASTUPTI OCTET - Indicates the time when the VDSL2 port is

ME STRING online.
The format is YY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.
LASTDOW OCTET - Indicates the time when the VDSL2 port is

NTIME STRING disconnected.
UPTIME INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the duration during which the

R VDSL2 port is activated.
CH1INPDS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the downstream INP of channel 1.

Unit: dmt.
CH1INPUS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the upstream INP of channel 1.

Unit: dmt.

TISRVPRO OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter indicates the

F STRING service profile bound to the VDSL2 port.
This parameter is available only for the
MA5600T and MA5603T in TI mode.
TISPTRMP OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter indicates the

ROF STRING spectrum profile bound to the VDSL2 port.
TIDPBOPR OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter indicates the

OF STRING DPBO profile bound to the VDSL2 port.
TIUPBOPR OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter indicates the

OF STRING DPBO profile bound to the VDSL2 port.
TINMARP OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter indicates the

ROF STRING noise margin profile bound to the VDSL2
port.
TIDINPPR OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter indicates the

OF STRING delay INP profile bound to the VDSL2 port.
TIAPROF OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter indicates the

STRING alarm profile bound to the VDSL2 port.
PPPOE OCTET l ON Specifies whether the PPPoE function is

STRING l OFF enabled. Only the MA5600T and the
OPTION82 OCTET l ON Specifies whether the option 82 function is

STRING l OFF enabled. Only the MA5600T and the
CH2INPDS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the downstream INP of channel 2.

Unit: dmt.

Unit: dmt.

COSYSVE OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the central office

NDOR STRING system.
CPESYSV OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the remote end

ENDOR STRING system.
PPPOESES INTEGE 0-8 Indicates the number of online PPPoE

SION R single-MAC users on each physical port.
COVERSI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the central office
ON STRING system.
CPEVERSI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the remote end
ON STRING system.
COSERIAL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the central
NUM STRING office system.
CPESERIA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the remote
LNUM STRING end system.
TR165VNP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 virtual
ROF STRING noise profile.
TR165SPE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 spectrum
CTRUMPR STRING profile.
OF
TR165ALA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 alarm
RMPROF STRING profile.
TR165DPB OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 DPBO
OPROF STRING profile.
TR165UPB OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 UPBO
TR165RFIP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 RFI
ROF STRING profile.
TR165NM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 noise
PROF STRING margin profile.
TR165CH1 OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 channel 1
USPROF STRING upstream rate profile.
TR165CH1 INTEGE 0-100 Indicates the adaptive ratio of the TR165

UARR R channel 1 upstream rate.


DSPROF STRING downstream profile.

DARR R channel 1 downstream rate.
DSPROF STRING downstream rate profile.

TR165CH1 OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the delay impulse noise protection
INPPROF STRING (INP) profile of the TR165 channel 1.
TR165CH2 OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the delay INP profile of the
INPPROF STRING TR165 channel 2.
QUENE1 INTEGE 3 Indicates queue 1.

R

R
OUTBOUN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the outbound traffic
DTRAFFIC STRING profile.
PROF
PHYRSWI OCTET l ENABLE Specifies whether the physical-layer

TCH STRING l DISABLE retransmission function is enabled.
Only the following devices in TR165 mode
support this parameter:
l MA5600T and MA5603T
l MA5608T V800R012C00 and later
versions
ACTRATE OCTET l Manual Indicates the upstream rate auto-adaptation

ADAPTUS STRING l Rainit mode at the remote end.
NOTE
l Dynamic
This parameter is only applicable to MA5600T
l Dynamic V800R015C10, MA5603T V800R015C10,
with SOS MA5608T V800R015C10, MA5616
V800R015C10, and MA5611S V800R015C10.
ACTRATE OCTET l Manual Indicates the downstream rate auto-

ADAPTDS STRING l Rainit adaptation mode at the central office end.
NOTE
l Dynamic
This parameter is applicable only to the
l Dynamic MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T, MA5616, and
with SOS MA5611S whose versions are later than
V800R015C10.

ACTROCI INTEGE 0-254 Indicates the actual INP of the upstream

NPUS R robust overhead channel (ROC) at the
remote end.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T, MA5616,and
MA5611S whose versions are later than
V800R015C10.
ACTROCI INTEGE 0-254 Indicates the actual INP of the downstream

NPDS R ROC channel at the central office end.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T, MA5616,and
V800R015C10.
ACTROCS INTEGE -2147483648-21 Indicates the actual signal-to-noise ratio

NRMUS R 47483647 (SNR) margin of the upstream ROC
channel at the remote end.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T, MA5616, and
V800R015C10.
ACTROCS INTEGE -2147483648-21 Indicates the actual SNR margin of the

NRMDS R 47483647 downstream ROC channel at the central
office end.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T, MA5608T, MA5616, and
V800R015C10.
TR165SOS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of VDSL2 SOS profile
PROF STRING in TR165 mode.
NOTE
This parameter is only applicable to MA5600T
V800R015C10, MA5603T V800R015C10,
MA5608T V800R015C10, MA5616
V800R015C10, MA5611S V800R015C10 and
later versions in TR165 mode.
Error Code
2686124034 Resource information is empty. Enter an existing VDSL2 port ID

or synchronize the VDSL2 port
on NEs to the NMS.

2686058604 not support the type of port Ensure that a VDSL2 port ID is
entered.
Example
To query the specified details of port 0/0/15 on the device named 10.144.195.118, run the
following command:
LST-
VDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO::DEV=10.144.195.118,FN=0,SN=0,PN=15:1::SHOWOPTI
ON=ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE
INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS
SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS
ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS
CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ATMSTATUSDS
CH1PTMSTATUSDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH1PREVDATARATEUS
CH1ACTDELAYUS CH1ATMSTATUSUS CH1PTMSTATUSUS
CH2ACTDATARATEDS CH2PREVDATARATEDS CH2ACTDELAYDS
CH2ATMSTATUSDS CH2PTMSTATUSDS CH2ACTDATARATEUS
CH2PREVDATARATEUS CH2ACTDELAYUS CH2ATMSTATUSUS
CH2PTMSTATUSUS NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME
UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF
TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF PPPOE OPTION82
CH2INPDS CH2INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION
COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM;

7340054 2012-02-17 17:04:30
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 port attributes of the device 10.144.195.118 Frame number:0 Slot number:0
Port number:15
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DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS
PWRMNGSTATE INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS


TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF TINMARPROF
TIDINPPROF TIAPROF PPPOE OPTION82 CH2INPDS CH2INPUS
COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION COVERSION CPEVERSION
COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM
7340054 0 0 15 2121 Active DEFVAL DEFVAL G.993.2 Annex B
POTS Level 0 NoFailure -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- 88798 88798 0 -- NoFailure 59186
59893 1 -- NoFailure -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- on 2012-02-17 08:29:30 2012-02-17 07:57:36 2126 0.0
0.0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- OFF OFF -- --
0xffb54244434d0000 0xb5004244434d0000 4 v10.03.14 A2pv6bC012a
VE_10_03_14 --
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Related Command
LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
15.4.3 Querying VDSL2 Port Information about Specified NEs

(LST-NEVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query VDSL2 port information about specified NEs from the
database. The queried data is the same as the data that is last synchronized to the U2000 but
differs from the real-time data on the NEs.
Command Format
LST-NEVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T (V800R007C01 and later versions)
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF
TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF ALIAS PSTAT ATTAINABLERATEUS ATTAINABLERATEDS
APROFID LPROFID TRANSSYS PPPOESESSION
Output Parameter
TISRVPROF OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

STRING indicates the service profile bound
as -.
TISPTRMPR OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

OF STRING indicates the spectrum profile
displayed as -.

TIDPBOPRO OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

as -.
TIUPBOPRO OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

F STRING indicates the UPBO profile bound
as -.
TINMARPRO OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

F STRING indicates the noise margin profile
displayed as -.
TIDINPPROF OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

STRING indicates the delay INP profile
displayed as -.
TIAPROF OCTET SIZE (32) In TI mode, this parameter

STRING indicates the alarm profile bound
as -.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the VDSL2
STRING port.

STRING l Test
l Active
l Activating
l Deactive
l LoopBack

transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

Unit: bit/s.
APROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2





TM06006
l G.992.1 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.1 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.2 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN symmetric
l G.992.3 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.4 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped

l G.992.3 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex J
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.4 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.4 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mode
1,wide U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mode
2,narrow U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mode
3,wide U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mode
4,narrow U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped

l G.992.5 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex J
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
l G.993.1
l G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
l G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
l G.993.2 Annex
C POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN

physical port.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the device is
successfully added to the
U2000.

Example
To query the VDSL2 port information about NE 10.144.195.45, run the following command:
LST-NEVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.195.45:CTAG::;
7340056 2012-07-20 10:35:40
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=100
blktotal=112
VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device

10.144.195.45
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DID FN SN PN TISRVPROF TISPTRMPROF TIDPBOPROF TIUPBOPROF

TINMARPROF TIDINPPROF TIAPROF ALIAS PSTAT ATTAINABLERATEUS
ATTAINABLERATEDS APROFID LPROFID TRANSSYS PPPOESESSION
7340056 0 3 0 TTT DEFVAL DEFVAL TTT TTT TTT
DEFVAL 111 Activating 0 0 -- -- -- 8
7340056 0 3 1 TTT DEFVAL DEFVAL TTT TTT TTT
DEFVAL -- Activating 0 0 -- -- -- 8
7340056 0 3 2 DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL DEFVAL
DEFVAL DEFVAL -- Deactive 0 0 -- -- -- 8
7340056 0 3 3 TTT TTT DEFVAL DEFVAL TTT TTT
DEFVAL 01-54100200 Deactive 0 0 -- -- -- 8
7340056 0 3 5 yewumoban pinpumoban DPBOmoban UPBOmoban
zaoshengmoban DEFVAL gaojingmoban -- Activating 0 0 --
-- -- 8
DEFVAL DEFVAL -- Activating 0 0 -- -- -- 8
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Related Command
LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO

15.4.4 Querying the Alarm Information About a VDSL2 Port

(LST-VDSLPORTALARM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the alarm information about an existing VDSL2 port in the
system. A maximum of 10 latest alarms and 20 events can be displayed when you run this
command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLPORTALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
er

ID.


er

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

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter

daemon.

event.

generated.

acknowledged.
Error Code
1610612784 Querying alarm information Verify that the entered

failed. values of the parameters are
correct.

normal state.
online.
Example
To query the alarm information about VDSL2 port 0/5/9 on the MA5600_30, run the
following command:
LST-VDSLPORTALARM::DEV=MA5600_30,FN=0,SN=5,PN=9:2::;

7340033 2008-05-19 12:19:40

M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
alarm on Port of the device MA5600_30 frameId 0 slotId 5 portId 9

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Reason Repair Meaning FaultFlag faultTime ackTime
clearTime strAckUserName Location
448 1026555906 4 5 VDSL port deactivation 1023410177
The user runs the command to deactivate the port successfully No need to
proceed VDSL port deactivation 0 2008-5-28 8:17:43 --
-- -- FRAME=0 SLOT=5 SUBSLOT=65535 PORT=9 Description of the port(only
for NMS)(Type:string)=--
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;
Related Command
l LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
l LST-VDSLPORTPERF
15.4.5 Querying the Performance Statistics on a VDSL2 Port (LST-

VDSLPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified VDSL2 port of a
device. The required VDSL2 port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-VDSLPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY CPEES1DAY COSES1DAY
CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL COCURR15SOS CPECURR15SOS COCURR24SOS
CPECURR24SOS COALLSOS CPEALLSOS COLAST15SOS CPELAST15SOS COLAST24SOS
CPELAST24SOS];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T

100 MA5616
103 MA5635
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
eter

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

to the IP Address.

R

R

R


eter
SHOW OCTET l COCVS (Optional) Specifies the attributes -

OPTIO STRING l CPECVS that can be displayed. If you set this
N parameter, the corresponding
l COES1DA attributes are displayed. By default,
Y the attributes are not displayed.
l CPEES1DA
Y
l COSES1D
AY
l CPESES1D
AY
l CURR1DA
YINITFUL
L
l CURR1DA
YINITFAIL
l COCURR1
5SOS
l CPECURR
15SOS
l COCURR2
4SOS
l CPECURR
24SOS
l COALLSO
S
l CPEALLS
OS
l COLAST15
SOS
l CPELAST1
5SOS
l COLAST24
SOS
l CPELAST2
4SOS
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL PORT Performance Stat Info of the device " + device name
name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS COCURR15MINLOFS

COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES

COCURR15MINUAS
LATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED CPFECS CPEES CPESES CPELOSS CPEUS
CPECURR15MINLOFS CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES
CPECURR15MINLOSS CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS LATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED
RETRAINS INITFAILS ATURSPEED TNTO TNRO COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS
COCURR15MINATMCELLS COCURR15MINPTMPKTS CHATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED
COCURR15MINCBS COCURR15MINCVS CPECURR15MINEBS CPECURR15MINUCBS
CPECURR15MINATMCELLS CPECURR15MINPTMPKTS CHATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED
CPECURR15MINCBS CPECURR15MINCVS COLAST15MINLOFS COLAST15MINLOLS
COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES COLAST15MINLOSS COLAST15MINSES COLAST15MINUAS
CPELAST15MINLOFS CPELAST15MINLOLS CPELAST15MINLOPS CPELAST15MINES
CPELAST15MINLOSS CPELAST15MINSES CPELAST15MINUAS COLAST15MINEBS
COLAST15MINUCBS COLAST15MINATMCELLS COLAST15MINPTMPKTS COLAST15MINCBS
COLAST15MINCVS CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS CPELAST15MINATMCELLS
CPELAST15MINPTMPKTS CPELAST15MINCBS CPELAST15MINCVS COLAST15MININITFULL
COLAST15MININITFAIL COCURR15MININITFULL COCURR15MININITFAIL COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY
CPEES1DAY COSES1DAY CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL COCURR15SOS
CPECURR15SOS COCURR24SOS CPECURR24SOS COALLSOS CPEALLSOS COLAST15SOS CPELAST15SOS
COLAST24SOS CPELAST24SOS
Output Parameter
COFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of forward

error correction seconds (FECS)
of the channel at the central office
end.
Unit: s.
COES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of errored

seconds at the central office end.
Unit: s.
COSES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of severely

errored seconds at the central
office end.
Unit: s.
COLOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of LOSS

Unit: s.
COUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

unavailable seconds at the central
office end.
Unit: s.

COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of loss of

MINLOFS frame seconds in the current 15
minutes at the central office end.
Unit: s.

MINLOPS power seconds in the current 15
Unit: s.

MINLOLS link seconds in the current 15
Unit: s.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of errored

MINES seconds in the current 15 minutes
Unit: s.

MINLOSS signal seconds in the current 15
Unit: s.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of severely

MINSES errored seconds in the current 15
Unit: s.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

MINUAS unavailable seconds in the current
15 minutes at the central office
end.
Unit: s.
LATUCCUR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the elapsed time in the

R15MTIMEE current 15 minutes at the central
LAPSED office end.
Unit: s.
CPFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of FECSs of

the channel at the remote end.
Unit: s.
CPEES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of errored

seconds at the remote end.
Unit: s.

CPESES INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of severely

errored seconds at the remote
end.
Unit: s.
CPELOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of LOSS

Unit: s.
CPEUS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

unavailable seconds at the remote
end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of loss of

minutes at the remote end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of errored

at the remote end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of severely

Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of

15 minutes at the remote end.
Unit: s.

LATURCUR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the elapsed time in the

R15MTIMEE current 15 minutes at the remote
LAPSED end.
Unit: s.
RETRAINS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of complete

line initializations.
INITFAILS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

initialization failures.
ATURSPEED INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the port rate at the

remote end.
Unit: bit/s.
TNTO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the total number of

upstream bytes.
TNRO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the total number of

downstream bytes.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of FEC

MINEBS code blocks in the current 15
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of blocks

MINUCBS that cannot be corrected
automatically in the current 15
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

MINATMCE cells that are received and
LLS transmitted by the channel in the
current 15 minutes at the central
office end.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

MINPTMPK packets that are received and
TS transmitted by the channel in the
office end.
CHATUCCU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the elapsed time in the

RR15MTIME current 15 minutes at the central
ELAPSED office end.
Unit: s.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of corrected

MINCBS blocks in the channel in the
office end.

COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of the

MINCVS abnormal CRC codes in the
channel in the current 15 minutes
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of FEC

CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of blocks

CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

current 15 minutes at the remote
end.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

end.
CHATURCU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the elapsed time in the

RR15MTIME current 15 minutes at the remote
ELAPSED end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of corrected

end.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of the

at the remote end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of loss of

INLOFS frame seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.

INLOPS power seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.


INLOLS link seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of errored

INES seconds in the last 15 minutes at
the central office end.
Unit: s.

INLOSS signal seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of severely

INSES errored seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of

INUAS unavailable seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of loss of

MINLOFS frame seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.

MINLOPS power seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.

MINLOLS link seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of errored

MINES seconds in the last 15 minutes at
the remote end.
Unit: s.

MINLOSS signal seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.

CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of severely

MINSES errored seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of

MINUAS unavailable seconds in the last 15
Unit: s.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of FEC

INEBS code blocks in the channel in the
last 15 minutes at the central
office end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of blocks

INUCBS that cannot be corrected in the
channel automatically in the last
end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

INATMCELL cells that are received and
S transmitted by the channel in the
office end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

INPTMPKTS packets that are received and
transmitted by the channel in the
office end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of corrected

INCBS blocks in the channel in the last
end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of the

INCVS abnormal CRC codes in the
channel in the last 15 minutes at
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of FEC

MINEBS code blocks in the channel in the
last 15 minutes at the remote end.
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of blocks

MINUCBS that cannot be corrected in the

CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of corrected

MINCBS blocks in the channel in the last
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of the

the remote end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of full

ININITFULL initialization times in the last 15

ININITFAIL initialization failures in the past
end.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of full

MININITFU initialization times within the
LL current 15 minutes at the central
office end.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of fill

MININITFAI initialization failures within the
L current 15 minutes at the central
office end.
COCVS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of abnormal

CRC codes in the channel at the
central office end.
CPECVS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of abnormal

remote end.
COES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of errored

seconds in the current day at the
central office end.
Unit: s.

CPEES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of errored

remote end.
Unit: s.
COSES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of severely

errored seconds in the current day
Unit: s.
CPESES1DA INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of severely

Y errored seconds in the current day
at the remote end.
Unit: s.
CURR1DAYI INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of errored

NITFULL seconds in the current day.

NITFAIL seconds in the current day.
COCURR15S INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

OS that are added successfully in the
current 15-minute performance
statistics at the central office end.
NOTE
the MA5603T, MA5600T,
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

SOS that are added successfully in the
statistics at the remote end.
NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.

current 24-hour performance
NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.


NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
COALLSOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

that are added successfully in all
current performance statistics at
NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
CPEALLSOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

the remote end.
NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
COLAST15S INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

historical 15-minute performance
NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.


historical 24-hour performance
NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.

last 24-hour performance
NOTE
MA5608T, MA5616, and MA5611S
V800R015C10.
Error Code

performance and statistic statistics daemon runs in the
daemon failed, please check normal state.
daemon

task does not exist. statistics of the specified
on the GUI.
Example
To query the performance statistics of VDSL2 port 0/3/15 on the 10.144.73.70, run the
following command:
LST-VDSLPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.73.70,FN=0,SN=3,PN=15:2::;
7340047 2010-12-08 12:12:49
M 2 COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL PORT Performance Stat Info of the device 10.144.73.70
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DID FN SN PN COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS
COCURR15MINLOFS COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES
COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS LATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED
CPFECS CPEES CPESES CPELOSS CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS
CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES CPECURR15MINLOSS
CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS LATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED RETRAINS
INITFAILS ATURSPEED TNTO TNRO COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES COLAST15MINLOSS COLAST15MINSES
COLAST15MINUAS CPELAST15MINLOFS CPELAST15MINLOLS CPELAST15MINLOPS
CPELAST15MINES CPELAST15MINLOSS CPELAST15MINSES CPELAST15MINUAS
COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS COLAST15MINATMCELLS COLAST15MINPTMPKTS
COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS
CPELAST15MINATMCELLS CPELAST15MINPTMPKTS CPELAST15MINCBS
CPELAST15MINCVS COLAST15MININITFULL COLAST15MININITFAIL
COCURR15MININITFULL COCURR15MININITFAIL COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY
CPEES1DAY COSES1DAY CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL
7340047 0 3 15 41 37 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 778 0 38 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
778 1 0 200000000 0 0 318229 0 0 0 778 0 0
548283 0 0 0 778 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 368131 0 0 0 0 0 634261 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 48 7 7 0 0 0 0
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Related Command
l LST-VDSL2PORTDETAILINFO

l LST-VDSLPORTALARM
l ACT-VDSL2PORT
15.4.6 Querying a VDSL2 Line Profile (LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE)

Usage Note
This command is used to query a VDSL2 line profile.
Command Format
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,LPROFID=line-profile-name]
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2340 MA5611S

Input Parameter
eter

R Device. type.
NOTE
To view the MDU type
that supports decoupling,
see the value of the
typeid parameter in the
oss\server\nemgr
\nemgr_access\dcp\pnp
\product\device type
\device type.xml file.
LPRO OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates -

FID STRING the name of the
VDSL2 line profile.
SCOP OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates -

EPRO STRING the device scope
FID profile name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title= VDSL Activation Profile of the device type+ device-type
name of attributes:LPROFID
Output Parameter
r

Error Code
None
Example
To query the list of the global VDSL2 line profiles of the MA5603U, run the following
command:
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=94;

0 2009-04-09 10:16:31
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL Activation Profile of the device type MA5603U
------------
LPROFID
LineTemp
------------
;
Related Command
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL
15.4.7 Query the Details of a VDSL2 Line Profile (LST-

VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 line profile.
Command Format
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,LPROFID=line-profile-
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
r

Device.
NOTE
To view the MDU
type that supports
decoupling, see
the value of the
typeid parameter
in the oss\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_access
\dcp\pnp\product
\device type
\device type.xml
file.
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the -

STRING VDSL2 line profile.
SCOPEPR OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the -

OFID STRING device scope profile name.
SHOWOP OCTET l SCOPEPROF Specifies whether to return -

TION STRING ID the optional attribute. If
this parameter is set, the
be returned.
Response Format
Format Description.
title= VDSL Activation Profile + LPROFID + of the device type + device-type
LPROFID LCFPROFILE ADMODINDS ADMODINUS TGSNRMGDS MINSNRMGDS
MAXSNRMGDS TGSNRMGUS MINSNRMGUS MAXSNRMGUS DPBOESDEL
DPBOASEHPSDMSNUM DPBOSMINFRETN DPBOSMAXFRETN DPBOSDABMDSCA
DPBOSDABMDSCB DPBOSDABMDSCC DPBOMINABSN UPPBFTUS1 UPPBFTUS2
UPPBFTUS3 UPBOUELTC UPBORLEH CH1CFLPROFID CH1DOWNRATERATIO
CH1UPRATERATIO CH1MINRATEDS CH1MAXRATEDS CH1MINRATEUS CH1MAXRATEUS

CH1MAXITDELAYDS CH1MAXITDELAYUS CH1DATPHMOD CH1MINIMNOPTDS

CH1MINIMNOPTUS CH2CFLPROFID CH2DOWNRATERATIO CH2UPRATERATIO
CH2MINRATEDS CH2MAXRATEDS CH2MINRATEUS CH2MAXRATEUS
CH2MINIMNOPTUS SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a VDSL2 line

STRING profile.
LCFPROFIL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a line

E STRING configuration profile.
ADMODIN OCTET Fixed Indicates the adaptation mode of the

DS STRING Adapt. At Startup line transmission rate in the
downstream direction.
Adapt. At Runtime
Adapt. At Runtime
With SOS
ADMODIN OCTET Fixed Indicates the adaptation mode of the

US STRING Adapt. At Startup line transmission rate in the upstream
direction.
Adapt. At Runtime
Adapt. At Runtime
With SOS
TGSNRMG INTEGER 0-310 Indicates the mandatory downstream

DS SNR margin for a successful training
whose bit error code ratio is lower
than or equal to 10-7.
The target SNR margin functions
only during the training.
Unit: 0.1dB.

MINSNRM INTEGER 0-60 Indicates the minimum downstream

GDS SNR margin.
When the line condition is
deteriorated and the SNR margin is
less than the minimum SNR margin,
it indicates that the current line
condition (SNR) cannot bear so many
bits. In this case, you need to increase
the line SNR by increasing the
transmit power, so as to meet the
requirement of the current line rate. If
the minimum SNR margin cannot be
reached even by increasing the
transmit power, the line must be re-
trained.
The minimum SNR margin functions
after the line is activated.
Unit: 0.1dB.
MAXSNRM INTEGER 60-310 Indicates the maximum downstream

GDS SNR margin.
The SNR margin refers to the space
that is reserved when the system
allocates bits to sub-channels. When
the line environment change (such as
the environment temperature,
humidity, and background noise)
results in the decrease of the sub-
channel SNR, if the decrease range is
within the SNR margin, the bit error
code ratio of the transmission can
stay less than 10-7.
When the line is in good condition
good and the SNR margin exceeds
the maximum SNR margin, the
VDSL2 chipset reduces the line SNR
by reducing the transmit power which
can still meet the requirement of the
current line rate.
The maximum SNR margin functions
Unit: 0.1dB.

TGSNRMG INTEGER 0-310 Indicates the mandatory upstream

US SNR margin for a successful training
whose bit error code ratio is lower
than or equal to 10-7.
The target SNR margin functions
only during the training.
Unit: 0.1dB.
MINSNRM INTEGER 0-60 Indicates the minimum upstream

GUS SNR margin.
When the line condition is
deteriorated and the SNR margin is
less than the minimum SNR margin,
it indicates that the current line
condition (SNR) cannot bear so many
bits. In this case, you need to increase
the line SNR by increasing the
transmit power, so as to meet the
requirement of the current line rate. If
the minimum SNR margin cannot be
reached even by increasing the
transmit power, the line must be re-
trained.
The minimum SNR margin functions
Unit: 0.1dB.

MAXSNRM INTEGER 60-310 Indicates the maximum upstream

GUS SNR margin.
The SNR margin refers to the space
that is reserved when the system
allocates bits to sub-channels. When
the line environment change (such as
the environment temperature,
humidity, and background noise)
results in the decrease of the sub-
channel SNR, if the decrease range is
within the SNR margin, the bit error
code ratio of the transmission can
stay less than 10-7.
When the line is in good condition
good and the SNR margin exceeds
the maximum SNR margin, the
VDSL2 chipset reduces the line SNR
by reducing the transmit power which
can still meet the requirement of the
current line rate.
The maximum SNR margin functions
Unit: 0.1dB.
DPBOESDE INTEGER 0-511 Indicates the electrical distance

L between the central office and the
remote mini-DSLAM, that is, the
attenuation (dB) from the central
office to the remote mini-DSLAM.
Relation to other parameters:
If this parameter is set to 0, it
indicates that the DPBO function is
disabled. That is, the other DPBO
parameters gray out and become
read-only.
Unit: 0.5dB.
DPBOASEH INTEGER - Indicates the number of DPBO PSD

PSDMSNU masks.
M

DPBOSMIN INTEGER 0-2048 Indicates the minimum frequency

FRETN point within the frequency range of
the DPBO function.
When DPBO E-side electrical
length is set to other values than 0,
this parameter is available.
Unit: Tone
DPBOSMA INTEGER 32-6956 Indicates the maximum frequency

XFRETN point within the frequency range of
the DPBO function.
When DPBO E-side electrical
length is set to other values than 0,
this parameter is available.
Unit: Tone
DPBOSDAB INTEGER 0-640 Indicates the DPBO E-side cable

MDSCA model scalar A.

MDSCB model scalar B.

MDSCC model scalar C.
DPBOMINA INTEGER - Indicates the virtual minimum valid

BSN PSD for the cabinet. That is, the noise
PSD on the line, or the base noise
value.
If the calculated PSD value is less
than the base noise value, the part
below the base noise value must be
shaped accordingly during the
process for setting the actual PSD
mask. This also reduces the
maximum frequency points that are in
function.
When DPBO E-side electrical length
is set to other values than 0, this
parameter is available.
UPPBFTUS INTEGER - Indicates a parameter of upstream

1 frequency bands 1.



UPBOUELT OCTET Force Specifies whether to forcibly use the

C STRING Auto distance attenuation value specified
by the central office, that is, whether
the CPE is forcibly to use the
electrical length specified by the
central office to calculate the UPBO.
UPBORLEH INTEGER 0-1280 Indicates the upstream electrical

length, that is, the distance
attenuation value set by the central
office.
When UPBOUELTC used to
compute UPBO is set to Force, this
parameter is available.
Unit: 0.1dB.
CH1CFLPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the channel configuration

OFID STRING profile for channel 1 on the VDSL2
line.
CH1DOWN INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the downstream rate

RATERATI adaptation ratio of channel 1.
O NOTE
When the downstream rate adaptation
ratio of channel 1 is less than 100%, the
downstream rate adaptation ratio of
channel 1 is automatically calculated as
100% minus the upstream rate adaptation
ratio of channel 1.
CH1UPRAT INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the upstream rate adaptation

ERATIO ratio of channel 1.
NOTE
When the upstream rate adaptation ratio
of channel 1 is less than 100%, the
upstream rate adaptation ratio of channel
1 is automatically calculated as 100%
minus the downstream rate adaptation
ratio of channel 1.
CH1MINRA INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the minimum downstream

TEDS transmission rate of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1MAXR INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the maximum downstream

ATEDS transmission rate of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

CH1MINRA INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the minimum upstream

TEUS transmission rate of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1MAXR INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the maximum upstream

ATEUS transmission rate of channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1MAXIT INTEGER 0-200 Indicates the maximum downstream

DELAYDS interleaving delay of channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1MAXIT INTEGER 0-200 Indicates the maximum upstream

DELAYUS interleaving delay of channel 1.
Unit: ms.
CH1DATPH OCTET ATM Indicates the format of channel 1.

MOD STRING PTM
Both
CH1MINIM OCTET noProtection Indicates the minimum downstream

NOPTDS STRING halfSymbol impulse noise protection of channel
1.
singleSymbol
twoSymbols
threeSymbols
fourSymbols
fiveSymbols
sixSymbols
sevenSymbols
eightSymbols
nineSymbols
tenSymbols
elevenSymbols
twelveSymbols
thirteenSymbols
fourteenSymbols
fifteenSymbols
sixteenSymbols

CH1MINIM OCTET noProtection Indicates the minimum upstream

NOPTUS STRING halfSymbol impulse noise protection of channel
1.
singleSymbol
twoSymbols
threeSymbols
fourSymbols
fiveSymbols
sixSymbols
sevenSymbols
eightSymbols
nineSymbols
tenSymbols
elevenSymbols
twelveSymbols
thirteenSymbols
fourteenSymbols
fifteenSymbols
sixteenSymbols
CH2CFLPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the channel configuration

OFID STRING profile for channel 2 on the VDSL2
line.
CH2DOWN INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the downstream rate

RATERATI adaptation ratio of channel 2.
O NOTE
When the downstream rate adaptation
ratio of channel 2 is less than 100%, the
downstream rate adaptation ratio of
channel 2 is automatically calculated as
100% minus the upstream rate adaptation
ratio of channel 2.
CH2UPRAT INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the upstream rate adaptation

ERATIO ratio of channel 2.
NOTE
When the upstream rate adaptation ratio
of channel 2 is less than 100%, the
upstream rate adaptation ratio of channel
2 is automatically calculated as 100%
minus the downstream rate adaptation
ratio of channel 2.
CH2MINRA INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the minimum downstream

TEDS transmission rate of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

CH2MAXR INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the maximum downstream

ATEDS transmission rate of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2MINRA INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the minimum upstream

TEUS transmission rate of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2MAXR INTEGER 32-200000 Indicates the maximum upstream

ATEUS transmission rate of channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2MAXIT INTEGER 0-200 Indicates the maximum downstream

DELAYDS impulse noise protection of channel
2.
Unit: ms.
CH2MAXIT INTEGER 0-200 Indicates the maximum upstream

DELAYUS impulse noise protection of channel
2.
Unit: ms.
CH2DATPH OCTET ATM Indicates the format of channel 2.

MOD STRING PTM
Both
CH2MINIM OCTET noProtection Indicates the minimum downstream

NOPTDS STRING halfSymbol impulse noise protection of channel
2.
singleSymbol
twoSymbols
threeSymbols
fourSymbols
fiveSymbols
sixSymbols
sevenSymbols
eightSymbols
nineSymbols
tenSymbols
elevenSymbols
twelveSymbols
thirteenSymbols
fourteenSymbols
fifteenSymbols
sixteenSymbols

CH2MINIM OCTET noProtection Indicates the minimum upstream

NOPTUS STRING halfSymbol impulse noise protection of channel
2.
singleSymbol
twoSymbols
threeSymbols
fourSymbols
fiveSymbols
sixSymbols
sevenSymbols
eightSymbols
nineSymbols
tenSymbols
elevenSymbols
twelveSymbols
thirteenSymbols
fourteenSymbols
fifteenSymbols
sixteenSymbols
SCOPEPRO OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

FID STRING name.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the details of a VDSL2 line profile, run the following command.
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=94,LPROFID=DEFVAL;
0 2009-04-09 10:17:08
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL Activation Profile DEFVAL of the device type MA5603U
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LPROFID LCFPROFILE ADMODINDS ADMODINUS TGSNRMGDS MINSNRMGDS

MAXSNRMGDS TGSNRMGUS MINSNRMGUS MAXSNRMGUS DPBOESDEL
DPBOASEHPSDMSNUM DPBOSMINFRETN DPBOSMAXFRETN DPBOSDABMDSCA
DPBOSDABMDSCB DPBOSDABMDSCC DPBOMINABSN UPPBFTUS1 UPPBFTUS2
UPPBFTUS3 UPBOUELTC UPBORLEH CH1CFLPROFID CH1DOWNRATERATIO
CH1UPRATERATIO CH1MINRATEDS CH1MAXRATEDS CH1MINRATEUS CH1MAXRATEUS
CH1MINIMNOPTUS CH2CFLPROFID CH2DOWNRATERATIO CH2UPRATERATIO
CH2MINRATEDS CH2MAXRATEDS CH2MINRATEUS CH2MAXRATEUS
CH2MINIMNOPTUS
DEFVAL LineConf Adapt. At Startup Adapt. At Startup 60 12
300 60 13 300 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 1650, 1020
1650, 615 0, 0 Auto 0 100 100 128 100000 128
100000 21 22 Both noProtection noProtection -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-VDSLLINEPROFILE
15.4.8 Querying a VDSL2 Alarm Profile (LST-

VDSLALARMPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the VDSL2 alarm profiles.
Command Format
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,APROFID=alarm-profile-name]
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616

103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
eter
DT INTEGER See Indicates the device type. -

Supporting
Device.
NOTE
To view the
MDU type
that supports
decoupling,
see the value
of the typeid
parameter in
the oss
\server
\nemgr
\nemgr_acce
ss\dcp\pnp
\product
\device type
\device
type.xml file.
APROF OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the -

ID STRING name of the VDSL2
alarm profile.


eter
SCOPE OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional)Specifies -

PROFI STRING whether to return the
D optional attribute. If this
be returned.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=VDSL Activation Profile of the device type +device-type
APROFID
Output Parameter
er
APROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2 alarm
D STRING profile.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the list of the global VDSL2 alarm profiles of the MA5603U, run the following
command:
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=94,SCOPEPROFID=Default;

0 2009-04-09 10:17:38
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL Activation Profile of the device type MA5603U
------------
APROFID
AlarmTemp
------------
;

Related Command
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL
15.4.9 Query the Details of a VDSL2 Alarm Profile (LST-

VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 alarm profile.
Command Format
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=device-type,APROFID=alarm-profile-
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2340 MA5611S

Input Parameter
mete
r
DT INTEGER See Supporting Device. Indicates the device -

NOTE type.
To view the MDU type that
supports decoupling, see the
value of the typeid
parameter in the oss\server
\nemgr\nemgr_access\dcp
\pnp\product\device type
\device type.xml file.
APR OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates -

OFID STRING the name of the
VDSL2 alarm profile.
SCOP OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates -

EPR STRING the device scope
OFID profile name.
SHO OCTET l SCOPEPROFID Specifies whether to -

WOP STRING return the optional
TION attribute. If this
optional attribute will
be returned.
Otherwise, the optional
attribute will not be
returned.
Response Format
Format Description.
title= VDSL Activation Profile AlarmTemp of the device type + device-type
APROFID LACFPROFILE COTVFEC COTVE COTVSE COTVSL COTVU
CPTVFEC CPTVE CPTVSE CPTVSL CPTVU TVFUF CH1ACFPROFILE
CH1CVCV CH1CVCB CH1CVCV CH1CVCB CH1TCMRDS CH1TCMRUS
CH2ACFPROFILE CH2CVCV CH2CVCB CH2CVCV CH2CVCB CH2TCMRDS
CH2TCMRUS SCOPEPROFID

Output Parameter
meter
APRO OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2 alarm profile.
FID T
STRIN
G
LACF OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a line alarm configuration
PROF T profile. It uniquely identifies a line alarm
ILE STRIN configuration profile.
G
COT INTE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of the FECS at the central
VFEC GER office. When the measurement entry reaches the
threshold within 15 minutes, an alarm is generated.
Unit: s.
COT INTE 0-900 Indicates the ES threshold at the central office. When
VE GER the measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
minutes, an alarm is generated.
Unit: s.
COT INTE 0-900 Indicates the SES threshold at the central office. When
VSE GER the measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
Unit: s.
COT INTE 0-900 Indicates the LOSS threshold at the central office.
VSL GER When the measurement entry reaches the threshold
within 15 minutes, an alarm is generated.
Unit: s.
COT INTE 0-900 Indicates the UAS threshold at the central office.
VU GER When the measurement entry reaches the threshold
Unit: s.
CPTV INTE 0-900 Indicates the FECS threshold at the remote end. When
FEC GER the measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
Unit: s.
CPTV INTE 0-900 Indicates the ES threshold at the remote end. When the
E GER measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
Unit: s.


meter
CPTV INTE 0-900 Indicates the SES threshold at the remote end. When
SE GER the measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
Unit: s.
CPTV INTE 0-900 Indicates the LOSS threshold at the remote end. When
SL GER the measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
Unit: s.
CPTV INTE 0-900 Indicates the UAS threshold at the remote end. When
U GER the measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
Unit: s.
TVFU INTE 0-900 Indicates the threshold of VTU-R full initialization

F GER failures.
Unit: s.
CH1A OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the channel alarm configuration profile for
CFPR T channel 1 on the VDSL2 line.
OFIL STRIN
E G
CH1C INTE 0-60000 Indicates the count of the cyclic redundancy code
VCV GER errors for channel 1 at the central office or remote end.
When the measurement entry reaches the threshold
NOTE
In the response message, the first returned CH1CVCV
represents the count of the cyclic redundancy code errors for
channel 1 at the central office; the second returned
CH1CVCV represents the count of the cyclic redundancy
code errors for channel 1 at the remote end.
CH1C INTE 0-60000 Indicates the count of correctable data blocks in the
VCB GER forward error code check for channel 1 at the central
office or remote end. When the measurement entry
reaches the threshold within 15 minutes, an alarm is
generated.
NOTE
In the response message, the first returned CH1CVCB
represents the count of correctable data blocks in the forward
error code check for channel 1 at the central office; the
second returned CH1CVCB represents the count of
correctable data blocks in the forward error code check for
channel 1 at the remote end.


meter
CH1T INTE 0-100000 Indicates the threshold of the downstream rate for
CMR GER channel 1, which monitors the channel activation rate.
DS If the activation rate of the current channel does not
reach the threshold, an alarm is generated.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1T INTE 0-100000 Indicates the threshold of the upstream rate for
US If the activation rate of the current channel does not
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2A OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the channel alarm configuration profile for
CFPR T channel 2 on the VDSL2 line.
OFIL STRIN
E G
VCV GER errors for channel 2 at the central office. When the
measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
NOTE
In the response message, the first returned CH2CVCV
represents the count of cyclic redundancy code errors for
channel 2 at the central office; the second returned
CH2CVCV represents the count of cyclic redundancy code
errors for channel 2 at the remote end.
VCB GER forward error code check for channel 2 at the central
office. When the measurement entry reaches the
threshold within 15 minutes, an alarm is generated.
NOTE
In the response message, the first returned CH2CVCB
represents the count of correctable data blocks in the forward
error code check for channel 2 at the central office; the
second returned CH2CVCB represents the count of
correctable data blocks in the forward error code check for
channel 2 at the remote end.
VCV GER errors at the remote end for channel 2. When the
measurement entry reaches the threshold within 15
VCB GER forward error code check at the remote end for channel
2. When the measurement entry reaches the threshold


meter
CH2T INTE 0-100000 Indicates the threshold of the downstream rate for
DS If the activation rate of the current channel does not
Unit: kbit/s.
CH2T INTE 0-100000 Indicates the threshold of the upstream rate for
US If the activation rate of the current channel does not
Unit: kbit/s.
SCOP OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the device scope profile name.
EPRO T
FID STRIN
G
Error Code
None
Example
To query the details of a VDSL2 alarm profile, run the following command.
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::DT=94,APROFID=AlarmTemp;

0 2009-04-09 10:18:03
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL Activation Profile AlarmTemp of the device type MA5603U
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------
APROFID LACFPROFILE COTVFEC COTVE COTVSE COTVSL COTVU
CPTVFEC CPTVE CPTVSE CPTVSL CPTVU TVFUF CH1ACFPROFILE
CH1CVCV CH1CVCB CH1CVCV CH1CVCB CH1TCMRDS CH1TCMRUS
CH2ACFPROFILE CH2CVCV CH2CVCB CH2CVCV CH2CVCB CH2TCMRDS
CH2TCMRUS
AlarmTemp LineAlarmConf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 ChannelAlarmConf 1 2 3 4 5 6 -- -- -- --
-- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------
;

Related Command
LST-VDSLALARMPROFILE

XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)
Usage Note
Command Format
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
later versions
100 MA5616
and later versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
later versions
2340 MA5611S

Input Parameter

device ID.

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

subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
NOTE


office (CO).



CO.
NOTE
this parameter.

NOTE
this parameter.

CO.
NOTE
this parameter.

NOTE
this parameter.

NOTE
this parameter.


CO.
NOTE
this parameter.

CO.
NOTE
this parameter.

end.

end.

end.

remote end.
NOTE
this parameter.
Error Code
on the NMS.
Example


7340032 2011-09-06 10:43:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
7340032 0 8 5 No No No -- -- --
-- -- No -- No No No --
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.4.11 Querying Bit Allocation Information About a VDSL2 Port

(LST-VDSL2BITALLOCINFO)
Usage Note
The VDSL2 port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-VDSL2BITALLOCINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
eter


eter


CTIO STRING DOWN direction of the VDSL2 port.
N
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The bit allot information of vdsl2 port " + device-name + " frameId " +
frame-number
direction
Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER
SubcarrierId INTEG 0-4095 Indicates the ID of the upstream/downstream sub-

ER carrier.

BitInfo INTEG 0-15 Indicates bit allocation information about the sub-
ER carrier.
Unit: byte.
Error Code
the command.

is a VDSL2 port.
Example
To query the bit allocation information about VDSL2 port 0/13/30 on the device named
LST-
VDSL2BITALLOCINFO::DEV=10.144.199.35,FN=0,SN=13,PN=30:CTAG::DIRECTIO
N=DOWN;
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4096
blktotal=4096
The bit allot information of adsl port 10.144.199.35 frameId:0 slotId:13 portId:
30 direction:DOWN
-------------------------------------------
7340110 0 13 30 0 0
7340110 0 13 30 1 0
7340110 0 13 30 2 0
7340110 0 13 30 3 0
7340110 0 13 30 4 0
7340110 0 13 30 5 0
7340110 0 13 30 6 0
7340110 0 13 30 7 7
7340110 0 13 30 8 9
7340110 0 13 30 9 11
......
7340110 0 13 30 4090 11
7340110 0 13 30 4091 11
7340110 0 13 30 4092 11

7340110 0 13 30 4093 11
7340110 0 13 30 4094 11
7340110 0 13 30 4095 11
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
ACT-VDSL2PORT

XDSLPORTMACMAPING)
Usage Note
Command Format
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
and later versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
eter


eter

Response Format
Format Description.
frame-number
Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER

T (1-17)
STRIN
G

T (1-17)
STRIN
G

Error Code
the command.

Example

7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=10
blktotal=10
30
--------------------------------
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2E 02-00-00-06-0A-40
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-25 02-00-00-06-0A-41
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-26 02-00-00-06-0A-42
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-27 02-00-00-06-0A-43
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-28 02-00-00-06-0A-44
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-29 02-00-00-06-0A-45
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2A 02-00-00-06-0A-46
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2B 02-00-00-06-0A-47
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2C 02-00-00-06-0A-48
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2D 02-00-00-06-0A-49
--------------------------------
Related Command
l ACT-ADSLPORT
l ACT-VDSL2PORT
l ACT-GFASTPORT

15.4.13 Querying Global VDSL2 Profile Names (LST-

PROFNAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of global VDSL2 profiles.
Command Format
LST-PROFNAME:::CTAG::DT=device-type,PROFTYPE=profile-type[,PROFNAME=profile-name]
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
Paramete Type Range Description Defaul
r t
DT INTEGE See Supporting Indicates the device type. N/A

R Device.
PROFTY INTEGE l 15 Indicates the profile type. N/A

PE R l 19 The meanings of the options are
l 42 as follows:
l 45 l 15: VDSL2 line profile
l 46 l 19: VDSL2 alarm profile
l 47 l 42: VDSL2 spectrum profile
l 48 l 45: VDSL2 UPBO profile
l 49 l 46: VDSL2 DPBO profile
l 47: VDSL2 SNR margin
profile
l 48: VDSL2 delay-INP profile
l 49: VDSL2 service profile
PROFNA OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the name of N/A

ME STRING the profile.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional) Indicates the device -

ROFID STRING scope profile name.

Response Format
Format Description.
title=Profile name of the device type + device-type and profile type "+profile-
type"
name of attributes: PROFNAME
Output Parameter
PROFNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

profile.
Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the entered command is correct

mandatory parameter l The parameter values do not exceed the
is null, or the value of ranges of the parameters specified by the
the parameter is command.
wrong.
l The parameter names are correct.
order.
2686058552 The resource does not Check whether the profile to be queried
exist. exists.
Example
To query the names of the global VDSL2 line profiles of the MA5603T, run the following
command:
LST-PROFNAME:::CTAG::DT=95,PROFTYPE=15;
0 2012-08-22 10:12:06
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Profile name of the device type MA5603T and profile type 15

-------------
PROFNAME
lianlu
lianlu2
-------------

15.4.14 Querying NE-side VDSL2 Profile Names (TI Mode)

In TI mode, parameters in the VDSL2 profiles are regrouped and classified by items such as
type and application frequency. Through northbound TL1 interfaces (TL1 NBIs), you can
query names of the following NE-side VDSL2 profiles in TI mode: VDSL2 service profile,
VDSL2 UPBO profile, VDSL2 DPBO profile, VDSL2 spectrum profile, VDSL2 alarm
profile, VDSL2 SNR margin profile, and VDSL2 delay-INP profile.
15.4.14.1 Querying VDSL2 Service Profile Names (LST-

VDSLSERVICEPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 service profiles in TI mode. You
can query all NE-side VDSL2 service profiles or query specific profiles by common
characters in profile names.
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 service profiles to the U2000
before running this command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLSERVICEPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=service-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
meter
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the default device name. If -

to the IP Address.


meter
PROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a VDSL2 -

ID STRING service profile.
You can search for profiles by profile
name or some characters in the
profile name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 Service Profile of the Device"
name of attributes: DID PROFID
Output Parameter
PROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a VDSL2

STRING service profile.
Error Code

is blank, or the value ranges of the parameters specified by the
of the parameter is command.
wrong.
order.
exist. exists.
Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 service profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the
device named 10.78.217.230, run the following command:
LST-VDSLSERVICEPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;


0 2010-11-17 11:30:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 Service Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;
Related Command
None
15.4.14.2 Querying VDSL2 UPBO Profile Names (LST-VDSLUPBOPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 UPBO profiles in TI mode. You
can query all NE-side VDSL2 UPBO profiles or query specific profiles by common
To ensure accuracy query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 UPBO profiles to the U2000
Command Format
LST-VDSLUPBOPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=UPBO-profile-
name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
meter


meter

Address.

ID STRING UPBO profile.
name or some characters in the profile
name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 UPBO Profile of the Device"
Output Parameter
er

STRING UPBO profile.
Error Code

wrong.
order.

exist. exists.
Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 UPBO profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the
LST-VDSLUPBOPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;

0 2010-11-17 11:30:53
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 UPBO Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aaa
----------------
;
Related Command
None
15.4.14.3 Querying VDSL2 DPBO Profile Names (LST-VDSLDPBOPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 DPBO profiles in TI mode. You
can query all NE-side VDSL2 DPBO profiles or query specific profiles by common
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 DPBO profiles to the U2000
Command Format
LST-VDSLDPBOPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=DPBO-profile-
name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T

2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
meter

Address.
PROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a VDSL2 DPBO -

ID STRING profile.
name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 DPBO Profile of the Device"
Output Parameter
er

STRING DPBO profile.

Error Code

wrong
l The parameters are entered in correct
order.
exist. exists.
Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 DPBO profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the
LST-VDSLDPBOPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;

0 2010-11-17 11:31:14
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 DPBO Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;
Related Command
None
15.4.14.4 Querying VDSL2 Spectrum Profile Names (LST-VDSLSPECPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 spectrum profiles in TI mode. You
can query all NE-side VDSL2 spectrum profiles or query specific profiles by common
To ensure accurate query result, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 spectrum profiles to the U2000
before you run this command.

Command Format
LST-VDSLSPECPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=spectrum-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
meter

IP Address.

ID STRING spectrum profile.
name or some characters in the
profile name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 SPEC Profile of the Device"
Output Parameter
er


er

STRING spectrum profile.
Error Code

wrong
order.
exist. exists.
Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 spectrum profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the
LST-VDSLSPECPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:31:34
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 SPEC Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;
Related Command
None

15.4.14.5 Querying VDSL2 Alarm Profile Names (LST-

VDSLTIALARMPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 alarm profiles in TI mode. You can
query all NE-side VDSL2 alarm profiles or query specific profiles by common characters in
profile names.
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 alarm profiles to the U2000
Command Format
LST-VDSLTIALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=alarm-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
mete
r

R
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the default device name. If the -

STRING (192) value of the configuration item
PRO OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of a VDSL2 alarm -

FID STRING (32) profile.
name.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 ALARM Profile of the Device"
Output Parameter
er

Error Code

wrong.
order.
exist. exists.
Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 alarm profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the
LST-VDSLTIALARMPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:31:59
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 ALARM Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa

----------------
;
Related Command
None
15.4.14.6 Querying VDSL2 SNR Margin Profile Names (LST-VDSLNMPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 noise margin profiles in TI mode.
You can query all NE-side VDSL2 noise margin profiles or query specific profiles by
common characters in profile names.
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 noise margin profiles to the
U2000 before running this command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLNMPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=noise-margin-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
meter

of the device. For details about how
to modify configuration items, see


meter

ID STRING noise margin profile.
You can search for profiles by
profile name or some characters in
the profile name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 NM Profile of the Device"
Output Parameter
er

STRING noise margin profile.
Error Code

wrong
order.
exist. exists.
Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 noise margin profile whose name contains characters "aa" on
the device named 10.78.217.230, run the following command:

LST-VDSLNMPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;

0 2010-11-17 11:32:28
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 NM Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;
Related Command
None
15.4.14.7 Querying VDSL2 Delay INP Profiles (LST-VDSLINPPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side VDSL2 delay impulse noise protection
(INP) profiles in TI mode. You can query all NE-side VDSL2 delay INP profiles or query
specific profiles by common characters in profile names.
To ensure accurate query results, synchronize NE-side VDSL2 delay INP profiles to the
U2000 before running this command.
Command Format
LST-VDSLINPPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=delay-inp-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
mete
r


mete
r
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the device name by default. If -

Address.
PROF OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of a VDSL2 delay -

ID STRING (32) INP profiles.
name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 INP Profile of the Device"
Output Parameter
er

STRING delay INP profiles.
Error Code

wrong.
order.

exist. exists.
Example
In TI mode, to query the VDSL2 delay INP profile whose name contains characters "aa" on
LST-VDSLINPPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.230,PROFID=aa;

0 2010-11-17 11:32:51
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 INP Profile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340375 aa
----------------
;
Related Command
None
15.4.15 Querying the Performance Statistics on a GPON ONT

VDSL2 Port (LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified GPON ONT VDSL2
port of a device. The required GPON ONT VDSL2 port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias,ONTPORTID=ont-port-
id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T

2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
eter

R

to the IP Address.

R

R

R
ONTID INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. -

R NOTE
If the UNI port
is of 10G
GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the name. This parameter -

STRING and the device name or ID are used
to locate the ONT.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the alias. It is used to -

STRING locate the ONT.


eter
ONTPO INTEGE 1-64 Indicates the ID of the ONT user -

RTID R port. The range of the user ports is
restricted by the capability set
profile.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gpon ONT VDSL2 PORT Performance Stat Info of the device " + device name
name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID COFECS COES COSES
COLOSS COUS COCURR15MINLOFS COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS
COCURR15MINES COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS CPFECS
CPEES CPESES CPELOSS CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS CPECURR15MINLOLS
CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES CPECURR15MINLOSS CPECURR15MINSES
CPECURR15MINUAS RETRAINS INITFAILS COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS
CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS CPELAST15MINCBS CPELAST15MINCVS
COLAST15MININITFULL COLAST15MININITFAIL COCURR15MININITFULL
COCURR15MININITFAIL COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY COSES1DAY CPEES1DAY
CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL
Output Parameter

NOTE
10G GPON, the value
UNI port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the ID of the ONT user

port. The range of the user ports
is restricted by the capability set
profile.


error correction seconds (FECSs)
end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

office end.
Unit: s.
COLOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of LOSSs at

Unit: s.

office end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.


Unit: s.

end.
Unit: s.
CPFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of FECSs of

the channel at the remote end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

end.
Unit: s.
CPELOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of LOSSs at

the remote end.
Unit: s.

end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.


at the remote end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.





office end.





end.

at the remote end.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.


Unit: s.

Unit: s.

the remote end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

office end.

end.

end.






the remote end.


end.

office end.

office end.
COCVS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of abnormal

central office end.
CPECVS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of abnormal

remote end.
COES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of errored

central office end.
Unit: s.

CPEES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of errored

remote end.
Unit: s.
COSES1DAY INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of severely

errored seconds in the current day
Unit: s.
CPESES1DA INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of severely

Y errored seconds in the current day
at the remote end.
Unit: s.

NITFULL seconds in the current day.

NITFAIL seconds in the current day.
Error Code
U2000.
Example
To query the performance statistics of GPON ONT VDSL2 port 0/3/0/1/1 on the
LST-
ONTVDSLPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.194.224,FN=0,SN=3,PN=0,ONTID=1,ONTPORT
ID=1:200::;
7340032 2013-09-08 15:38:16
M 200 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon ONT VDSL2 PORT Performance Stat Info of the device 10.144.194.224
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID COFECS COES COSES
COLOSS COUS COCURR15MINLOFS COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS
COCURR15MINES COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS CPFECS
CPEES CPESES CPELOSS CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS CPECURR15MINLOLS
CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES CPECURR15MINLOSS CPECURR15MINSES
CPECURR15MINUAS RETRAINS INITFAILS COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS
CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS CPELAST15MINCBS CPELAST15MINCVS
COLAST15MININITFULL COLAST15MININITFAIL COCURR15MININITFULL
COCURR15MININITFAIL COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY COSES1DAY CPEES1DAY
CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL
7340032 0 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 28 -- -- --
0 0 0 0 11 7542 4362 -- 27 -- -- -- 1 0
0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- 0 0 0 28 -- -- -- 7541 176 4362 27 --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0 0 0 0 0 17216 --
-- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
l LST-ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
l LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO
15.4.16 Querying the Details of a GPON ONT VDSL2 Port (LST-

ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a GPON ONT VDSL2 port. The device ID (or
device name), slot ID, port ID, ONTID and ONTPORTID are mandatory for the command.

NOTICE
Command Format
LST-ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-
id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-
alias,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TRANSSYS CURPROFILE LNATTENDS
LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS CH1PREVDATARATEDS
CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR COVERSION
CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. -

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

locate the ONT.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the alias. It is -

STRING used to locate the ONT.
ONTPORTI INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the ID of the -

D ONT user port. The range
of the user ports is
restricted by the capability
set profile.

SHOWOPTI OCTET l TRANSS (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING YS attributes that can be
l CURPRO displayed in the returned
FILE result. If you set this
parameter, the
l LNATTE corresponding attributes
NDS are returned. By default,
l LNATTE the attributes are not
NUS displayed.
l SIGATTE For example, if you enter
NDS TR165PARA, the result
l SIGATTE contains the information
NUS about this attribute.
NOTE
l SNRMAR
Querying TR165PARA and
GINDS TR165PARAINDEX are
l SNRMAR supported only when the port
GINUS works in TR165 mode.
l CH1PREV
DATARA
TEDS
l CH1ACT
DELAYD
S
l CH1PREV
DATARA
TEUS
l CH1ACT
DELAYU
S
l COSYSV
ENDOR
l CPESYSV
ENDOR
l COVERSI
ON
l CPEVERS
ION
l COSERIA
LNUM
l CPESERI
ALNUM
l TR165PA
RA

l TR165PA
RAINDE
X
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gpon ONT VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID PSTAT
LPROFID TRANSSYS CURPROFILE LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS
ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS
CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS CH2ACTDATARATEDS
CH2ACTDATARATEUS ADMINSTAT COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR COVERSION
CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF
TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF
TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF TR165VNPROFINDEX
TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX TR165DPBOPROFINDEX TR165UPBOPROFINDEX
TR165RFIPROFINDEX TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165INMPROFINDEX TR165CH1USPROFINDEX
TR165CH2USPROFINDEX TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX TR165CH2DSPROFINDEX
TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX
Output Parameter

NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port is of In the case of the GPBD board, the
10G GPON, the value ranges from 0 to 127. In the
value range is 0-255; case of the GPBC board, the value
if the UNI port is of ranges from 0 to 63.
1G GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the ID of the ONT user

port. The range of the user ports is
restricted by the capability set
profile.



TM06006
l G.992.1 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.1 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.2 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN symmetric
l G.992.3 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.4 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped

l G.992.3 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex J
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.4 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.4 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mode
1,wide U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mode
2,narrow U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mode
3,wide U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mode
4,narrow U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped

l G.992.5 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex J
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
l G.993.1
l G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
l G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
l G.993.2 Annex
C POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN
CURPROFIL OCTET l profile8a Indicates the current VDSL2

E STRING l profile8b profile.
l profile8c
l profile8d
l profile12a
l profile12b
l profile17a
l profile30a
LNATTENDS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the downstream power

attenuation.
Unit: dB.

LNATTENUS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the upstream power

attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTENDS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the downstream signal

attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SIGATTENUS INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the upstream signal

attenuation.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGIN INTEGER -64 to 63 Indicates the downstream SNR

DS margin.
Unit: dB.
SNRMARGIN INTEGER -64 to 63 Indicates the upstream SNR

US margin.
Unit: dB.
PSTAT OCTET l activated Indicates the status of the port.

STRING l activating
l deactivated

transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

Unit: bit/s.

ARATEDS channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

Unit: kbit/s.

AYDS channel 1.
Unit: ms.

ARATEUS channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.


TARATEUS channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.

AYUS channel 1.
Unit: ms.

ARATEDS channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.

ARATEUS channel 2.
Unit: kbit/s.
ADMINSTAT OCTET l UP Indicates the activation state of a

STRING l DOWN VDSL2 port.
l UP: activated
l DOWN: deactivated
COSYSVEND OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the

OR STRING central office system.
CPESYSVEN OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the

DOR STRING remote end system.
COVERSION OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the central

STRING office system.
CPEVERSIO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the remote

N STRING end system.
COSERIALN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the

UM STRING central office system.
CPESERIALN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the

UM STRING remote end system.
TR165VNPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

OF STRING virtual noise profile.
when you entered
in the command.

TR165SPECT OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

RUMPROF STRING spectrum profile.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165ALAR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

MPROF STRING alarm profile.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165DPBOP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

ROF STRING DPBO profile.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165UPBOP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

ROF STRING UPBO profile.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165RFIPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165

OF STRING RFI profile.
when you entered
in the command.

when you entered
in the command.
TR165INMPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the TR165INM profile

OF STRING name.


when you entered
in the command.

when you entered
in the command.

when you entered
in the command.

when you entered
in the command.

when you entered
in the command.

rate.
when you entered
in the command.

PROF STRING channel 2 downstream rate profile.
when you entered
in the command.


rate.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH1IN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the delay impulse noise

TR165 channel 1.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165CH2IN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the delay INP profile of

PPROF STRING the TR165 channel 2.
when you entered
in the command.
TR165VNPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX virtual noise profile.
when you entered
TR165SPECT INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

RUMPROFIN spectrum profile.
DEX This parameter is returned only
when you entered
TR165DPBOP INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

ROFINDEX DPBO profile.
when you entered
TR165UPBOP INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

ROFINDEX UPBO profile.
when you entered

TR165RFIPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX RFI profile.
when you entered
TR165NMPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX noise margin profile.
when you entered
TR165INMPR INTEGER 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165

OFINDEX INM profile.
when you entered

is set.
when you entered

is set.
when you entered

PROFINDEX channel 1 downstream profile.
is set.
when you entered


PROFINDEX channel 2 downstream rate profile.
is set.
when you entered

PPROFINDE impulse noise protection (INP)
when you entered

PPROFINDE impulse noise protection (INP)
when you entered
Error Code
U2000.
Example
To query the details of GPON ONT VDSL2 port 0/3/0/1/1 on the device named
LST-
ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.194.224,FN=0,SN=3,PN=0,ONTID=1,O
NTPORTID=1:200::SHOWOPTION=TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX;
7340032 2013-09-08 12:04:36
M 200 COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon ONT VDSL2 Port Detail Information of the Device 10.144.194.224

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID PSTAT LPROFID
ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS
CH2ACTDATARATEDS CH2ACTDATARATEUS ADMINSTAT TR165VNPROF
TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF
TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR
TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR
TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF
TR165VNPROFINDEX TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX TR165DPBOPROFINDEX
TR165UPBOPROFINDEX TR165RFIPROFINDEX TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165INMPROFINDEX
TR165CH1USPROFINDEX TR165CH2USPROFINDEX TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX
TR165CH2DSPROFINDEX TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX
7340032 0 3 0 1 1 activated DEFVAL 88736 59049
88734 59049 0 0 UP -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
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---------------------------
Related Command
l LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF
l LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO
15.4.17 Querying Specified Information About GPON ONT

VDSL2 Ports (LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the specified information of a GPON ONT VDSL2 port. The
the device ID (or device name), slot ID, and port ID, ONTID and ONTPORTID are
mandatory for the command. Because the SHOWOPTION field in this command supports a
lot of parameters, the total length of the query command must be no more than 1024
characters.
Command Format
LST-ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-
id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-
alias,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=PSTAT LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS

CURPROFILE LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS

ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS
CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS COSYSVENDOR
CPESYSVENDOR COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF
TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR
TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF
TR165CH2INPPROF];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.


NOTE NOTE
If the UNI In the case of the GPBD
port is of 10G board, the value ranges from
GPON, the 0 to 127. In the case of the
value range is GPBC board, the value
0-255; if the ranges from 0 to 63.
UNI port is of
1G GPON,
the value
range is
0-127.

locate the ONT.


D ONT user port. The range
set profile.
SHOWOPTI OCTET See the (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING SHOWOPTI attributes that can be
ON parameter displayed in the returned
value in the result. If you set this
command parameter, the
format. corresponding attributes
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="GPON ONT VDSL2 port attributes of the device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID PSTAT
LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS CURPROFILE LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS
SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS
CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS CH1ACTDELAYDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS
TR165VNPROF CH1PREVDATARATEUS CH1ACTDELAYUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR COVERSION
CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF
TR165DPBOPROF TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF
TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR
TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR
TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF

Output Parameter

R

R

R

R
ONTID INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID.

R NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port is In the case of the GPBD board, the value ranges
of 10G GPON, from 0 to 127. In the case of the GPBC board,
the value range the value ranges from 0 to 63.
is 0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORTI INTEGE 1-64 Indicates the ID of the ONT user port. The
D R range of the user ports is restricted by the
PSTAT OCTET l activated Indicates the status of the port.

STRING l activating
l deactivated
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2 line
STRING profile.
APROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VDSL2 alarm
STRING profile.

TRANSSY OCTET l ANSI T1.413 Indicates the current transmission system.

S STRING l ETSI DTS/
TM06006
l G.992.1
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.1
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.2
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.2
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
symmetric
l G.992.3
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
POTS
overlapped

l G.992.3
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.4
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.4
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex J All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex J All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.4
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.4
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS non-
overlapped,
mode1,wide
U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS non-
overlapped,

mode2,narro
w U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS
overlapped,
mode3,wide
U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS
overlapped,
mode4,narro
w U/S
l G.992.3
Annex M
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex M
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex J All-
Digital non-
overlapped

l G.992.5
Annex J All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex M
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex M
POTS
overlapped
l G.993.1
l G.993.2
Annex A
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex A
ISDN
l G.993.2
Annex B
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex B
ISDN
l G.993.2
Annex C
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex C
ISDN
CURPROFI OCTET l profile8a Indicates the current VDSL2 profile.

LE STRING l profile8b
l profile8c
l profile8d
l profile12a
l profile12b
l profile17a
l profile30a
LNATTEN INTEGE 0-127 Indicates the downstream power

DS R attenuation.
Unit: dB.


US R Unit: dB.
SIGATTEN INTEGE 0-127 Indicates the downstream signal

DS R attenuation.
Unit: dB.

US R Unit: dB.
SNRMAR INTEGE -64 to 63 Indicates the downstream SNR margin.

GINDS R Unit: dB.
SNRMAR INTEGE -64 to 63 Indicates the upstream SNR margin.

GINUS R Unit: dB.
ATTAINAB INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum downstream

LERATED R attainable data transmission rate.
S Unit: bit/s.
ATTAINAB INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum upstream attainable

LERATEU R data transmission rate.
S Unit: bit/s.

DS

EDS Unit: kbit/s.

ELAYDS R 1.
Unit: ms.

US

DATARAT R 1.
EUS Unit: kbit/s.

ELAYUS R Unit: ms.

NDOR STRING system.

CPESYSV OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the CPE.

ENDOR STRING
ON STRING system.
CPEVERSI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the remote end
ON STRING system.
COSERIAL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the central
NUM STRING office system.
CPESERIA INTEGE SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the remote
LNUM R end system.
OF
TR165ALA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 alarm
RMPROF STRING profile.
TR165RFIP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 RFI
ROF STRING profile.
TR165iNM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 INM
PROF STRING profile.




DSPROF STRING downstream rate profile.

TR165CH2 OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the delay INP profile of the
INPPROF STRING TR165 channel 2.
Error Code
successfully added to the U2000.
Example
To query the specified details of GPON ONT VDSL2 port 0/3/0/1/1 on the device named
LST-
ONTVDSL2PORTSPECIFYINFO::DEV=10.144.194.224,FN=0,SN=3,PN=0,ONTID=1,
ONTPORTID=1:200::SHOWOPTION=PSTAT LPROFID APROFID
ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS
CH1ACTDATARATEUS TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF
TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1UARR
TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1DARR
TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF TR165CH2INPPROF;
7340032 2013-09-08 14:57:51
M 200 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GPON ONT VDSL2 port attributes of the device 10.144.194.224 Frame number:0 Slot
number:3 Port number:0
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DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID PSTAT LPROFID APROFID

ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1ACTDATARATEUS
TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF
TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165INMPROF TR165CH1USPROF
TR165CH1UARR TR165CH2USPROF TR165CH2UARR TR165CH1DSPROF
TR165CH1DARR TR165CH2DSPROF TR165CH2DARR TR165CH1INPPROF
TR165CH2INPPROF
7340032 0 3 0 1 1 activated 123 -- 62524 86376
62508 86376 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
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Related Command
l LST-ONTVDSLPORTPERF
l LST-ONTVDSL2PORTDETAILINFO
15.5 Querying G.fast Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying G.fast resources, including the
G.fast ports, profiles, alarms, and performance statistics.
15.5.1 Querying the Details of a G.fast Port (LST-

GFASTPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a G.fast port. The device ID (or device name),
NOTICE
Command Format
LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME
CH1INPDS CH1INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION ADMINSTAT COVERSION
CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM CPESERIALNUM TR165PARA TR165PARAINDEX QUENESHAPINGPARA
TRAPSWITCH VECTORINGSTATUS LEGACYCPEPOLICY CPETYPE ACTUALRATEUS ACTUALRATEDS
LASTRETRAININFO CH1NETRATEUS CH1NETRATEDS CH1LATENCYPATHUS CH1LATENCYPATHDS
CH1AGAINSTREINUS CH1AGAINSTREINDS ACTUALCOKL0 ACTUALCPEKL0 SPLITTERMODE
ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS
TR165SOSPROF TR165SOSPROFINDEX ACTIVEDLINETECH DATACHANNELMODE TR165INMPROFILE
TR165INMPROFINDEX];

Supporting Device
2339 MA5818(V800R017C00 and later versions)
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

SHOWOPTI OCTET l NTEPOW (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING ERSTATU attributes that can be
S displayed in the returned
l LASTUPT result. If you set this
IME parameter, the
l LASTDO are returned. By default,
WNTIME the attributes are not
l UPTIME displayed.
l CH1INPD For example, if you enter
S NTEPOWERSTATUS,
the result contains the
l CH1INPU
information about this
S
attribute.
l COSYSV
ENDOR
l CPESYSV
ENDOR
l PPPOESE
SSION
l ADMINS
TAT
l COVERSI
ON
l CPEVERS
ION
l COSERIA
LNUM
l CPESERI
ALNUM
l TR165PA
RA
l TR165PA
RAINDE
X
l QUENES
HAPINGP
ARA
l TRAPSWI
TCH
l VECTORI
NGSTAT
US
l LEGACY
CPEPOLI
CY

l CPETYPE
l ACTUAL
RATEUS
l ACTUAL
RATEDS
l LASTRET
RAININF
O
l CH1NET
RATEUS
l CH1NET
RATEDS
l CH1LATE
NCYPAT
HUS
l CH1LATE
NCYPAT
HDS
l CH1AGAI
NSTREIN
US
l CH1AGAI
NSTREIN
DS
l ACTUAL
COKL0
l ACTUAL
CPEKL0
l SPLITTE
RMODE
l ACTRAT
EADAPT
US
l ACTRAT
EADAPT
DS
l ACTROCI
NPUS
l ACTROCI
NPDS
l ACTROC
SNRMUS
l ACTROC
SNRMDS

l TR165SO
SPROF
l TR165SO
SPROFIN
DEX
l ACTIVED
LINETEC
H
l DATACH
ANNELM
ODE
l TR165IN
MPROFIL
E
l TR165IN
MPROFIN
DEX
Response Format
Format Description.
title="GFAST Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS LPROFID APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE
INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS
ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS
NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS CH1INPUS PPPOE OPTION82
COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR PPPOESESSION ADMINSTAT COVERSION CPEVERSION COSERIALNUM
CPESERIALNUM TR165VNPROF TR165SPECTRUMPROF TR165ALARMPROF TR165DPBOPROF,
TR165UPBOPROF TR165RFIPROF TR165NMPROF TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1DSPROF
TR165CH1INPPROF TR165VNPROFINDEX TR165SPECTRUMPROFINDEX TR165DPBOPROFINDEX
TR165UPBOPROFINDEX TR165RFIPROFINDEX TR165NMPROFINDEX TR165CH1USPROFINDEX
TR165CH1DSPROFINDEX TR165CH1INPPROFINDEX TR165CH2INPPROFINDEX QUENE1 QUENE2
OUTBOUNDTRAFFICPROF TRAPSWITCH VECTORINGSTATUS LEGACYCPEPOLICY CPETYPE
ACTUALRATEUS ACTUALRATEDS LASTRETRAININFO CH1NETRATEUS CH1NETRATEDS
CH1LATENCYPATHUS CH1LATENCYPATHDS CH1AGAINSTREINUS CH1AGAINSTREINDS ACTUALCOKL0
ACTUALCPEKL0 SPLITTERMODE ACTRATEADAPTUS ACTRATEADAPTDS ACTROCINPUS ACTROCINPDS
ACTROCSNRMUS ACTROCSNRMDS TR165SOSPROF TR165SOSPROFINDEX DATARATEDS DATARATEUS
ACTIVEDLINETECH DATACHANNELMODE TR165INMPROFILE TR165INMPROFINDEX GFASTROFID
Output Parameter

R

R


R

R
LPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the G.fast line profile.
STRING
APROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the G.fast alarm
STRING profile.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the G.fast port.
STRING
PPPOE OCTET l ON Specifies whether the PPPoE function is

STRING l OFF enabled.
OPTION82 OCTET l ON Specifies whether the option 82 function is

STRING l OFF enabled.

STRING l Test
l Active
l Activating
l Deactive
l LoopBack

TRANSSY OCTET l ANSI Indicates the current transmission system.

S STRING T1.413
l ETSI DTS/
TM06006
l G.992.1
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.1
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.2
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.2
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
non-
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1
TCM-ISDN
symmetric
l G.992.3
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
POTS
overlapped

l G.992.3
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.4
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.4
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex J All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex J All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.4
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.4
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS non-
overlapped,
mode1,wide
U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS non-
overlapped,

mode2,narro
w U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS
overlapped,
mode3,wide
U/S
l G.992.3
Annex L
POTS
overlapped,
mode4,narro
w U/S
l G.992.3
Annex M
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3
Annex M
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex I All-
Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex I All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex J All-
Digital non-
overlapped

l G.992.5
Annex J All-
Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex M
POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5
Annex M
POTS
overlapped
l G.993.1
l G.993.2
Annex A
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex A
ISDN
l G.993.2
Annex B
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex B
ISDN
l G.993.2
Annex C
POTS
l G.993.2
Annex C
ISDN
l G.fast(G.
9701)
PWRMNG OCTET l Level 0 Indicates the power management status.

STATE STRING l Level 1
l Level 2
l Level 3

INITRESU OCTET l NoFailure Indicates the result of the last complete

LT STRING l ConfigError initialization.
l ConfigNotFe
asible
l CommFail
l NoPeerAtu
l OtherCause
LNATTEN INTEGE 0-127 Indicates the downstream power attenuation.

DS R Unit: dB.

US R Unit: dB.
SIGATTEN INTEGE 0-127 Indicates the downstream signal attenuation.

DS R Unit: dB.

US R Unit: dB.
SNRMAR INTEGE -64 dB to +63 Indicates the downstream SNR margin.

GINDS R dB Unit: dB.
SNRMAR INTEGE -64 to +63 Indicates the upstream SNR margin.

GINUS R Unit: dB.
ATTAINA INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum downstream

BLERATE R attainable data transmission rate.
DS Unit: bit/s.
ATTAINA INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the maximum upstream attainable

BLERATE R data transmission rate.
US Unit: bit/s.
ACTPSDD INTEGE -90 to 0 Indicates the downstream PSD.

S R Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTPSDU INTEGE -90 to 0 Indicates the upstream PSD.

S R Unit: dBm/Hz.
ACTATPD INTEGE -31 to +31 Indicates the downstream power.

S R Unit: dBm.
ACTATPU INTEGE -31 to +31 Indicates the upstream power.

S R

DS


EDS Unit: kbit/s.

ELAYDS R 1.
Unit: ms.

eation
l LossOfCell
Delineation


US
CH1PREV INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the last upstream rate of channel 1.

DATARAT R Unit: kbit/s.
EUS

ELAYUS R Unit: ms.

eation
l LossOfCell
Delineation

NTEPOWE OCTET l on Indicates the NTE power status of the G.fast

RSTATUS STRIN l off port.
l unknown
LASTUPTI OCTET - Indicates the time when the G.fast port is

ME STRING online.

LASTDO OCTET - Indicates the time when the G.fast port is

WNTIME STRING disconnected.
UPTIME INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the duration during which the

R G.fast port is activated.
CH1INPDS FLOAT 0-25.4 Indicates the downstream impulse noise

protection (INP) of channel 1.
Unit: dmt.

Unit: dmt.

NDOR STRING system.
CPESYSV OCTET - Indicates the vendor ID of the CPE.

ENDOR STRING
PPPOESES INTEGE 0-8 Indicates the number of online PPPoE

SION R single-MAC users on each physical port.
ADMINST OCTET l UP Indicates the activation state of a G.fast port.

AT STRING l DOWN Options are as follows:
l UP: activated
l DOWN: deactivated
ON STRING system.
CPEVERSI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the version of the central office
ON STRING system.
COSERIA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the central
LNUM STRING office system.
CPESERIA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the serial number of the central
LNUM STRING office system.
This parameter is returned only when you
entered SHOWOPTION=TR165PARA in
the command.
OF This parameter is returned only when you
the command.

TR165AL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 alarm
ARMPROF STRING profile.
the command.
the command.
the command.
TR165RFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the TR165 RFI
the command.
the command.
the command.
the command.
the command.

TR165VNP INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 virtual

ROFINDE R noise profile.
X This parameter is returned only when you
entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARAINDEX in
the command.
TR165SPE INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 spectrum

CTRUMPR R profile.
OFINDEX This parameter is returned only when you
entered
the command.
TR165DPB INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 DPBO

OPROFIN R profile.
DEX This parameter is returned only when you
entered
the command.
TR165UPB INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 UPBO

OPROFIN R profile.
DEX This parameter is returned only when you
entered
the command.
TR165RFI INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 RFI

PROFIND R profile.
EX This parameter is returned only when you
entered
the command.
TR165NM INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 noise

PROFIND R margin profile.
EX This parameter is returned only when you
entered
the command.
TR165CH1 INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 channel 1

USPROFI R upstream rate profile.
NDEX This parameter is returned only when you
entered
the command.

TR165CH1 INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 channel 1

DSPROFI R downstream profile.
entered
the command.
TR165CH1 INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the delay INP profile
INPPROFI R of the TR165 channel 1.
entered
the command.

R This parameter is returned only when you
entered
SHOWOPTION=QUENESHAPINGPAR
A in the command.

R This parameter is returned only when you
entered
A in the command.
OUTBOU OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the outbound traffic
NDTRAFF STRING profile.
ICPROF This parameter is returned only when you
entered
A in the command.
TRAPSWI OCTET l ON Specifies whether the trap function is

TCH STRING l OFF enabled.
l ON: reports alarms from ports to the
U2000.
l OFF: suppresses alarms from ports.
VECTORI OCTET l Vectoring Indicates the global vectoring switch.

NGSTATU STRING ON Options are as follows:
S l Vectoring l ON: reports alarms from ports to the
OFF U2000.
l OFF: suppresses alarms from ports.

LEGACYC OCTET l No Limit Indicates the legacy CPE activation policy.

PEPOLICY STRING l Block
l Limit
l Force
Friendly
Downstream
with
Upstream
Limited
l Force
Friendly
Downstream
CPETYPE OCTET l Vectoring Indicates the CPE type.

STRING l Vectoring
full friendly
l Vectoring
friendly DS
l VDSL2
l ADSL/2/2+
l Unknown
l G.fast
ACTUALR INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream data line rate.

ATEUS R Unit: kbit/s.
ACTUALR INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream data line rate.

ATEDS R Unit: kbit/s.

LASTRET OCTET l none Indicates the reason of the last deactivation.

RAININFO STRING l cpe-l3-
trigger
l lom-us-
trigger-dra
l lom-ds-
trigger-dra
l cpe-never-
answer-oam
l cpe-no-
more-
answer-oam
l persistent-
ncd-us
l persistent-
ncd-ds
l persistent-
lcd-us
l persistent-
lcd-ds
l l2-problem-
co-drop
l l2-problem-
cpe-drop
l bitswap-
refused-us-
co-drop
l bitswap-
refused-us-
cpe-drop
l channel-
change-us-
co-drop
l channel-
change-us-
cpe-drop
l noise-
increase-us-
co-drop
l noise-
increase-us-
cpe-drop
l bitswap-
refused-ds-
co-drop

l bitswap-
refused-ds-
cpe-drop
l channel-
change-ds-
co-drop
l channel-
change-ds-
cpe-drop
l noise-
increase-ds-
co-drop
l noise-
increase-ds-
cpe-drop
l lom-us-co-
drop
l lom-us-cpe-
drop
l lom-ds-co-
drop
l lom-ds-cpe-
drop
l sra-problem-
us-co-drop
l sra-problem-
us-cpe-drop
l sra-failed-
us-co-drop
l sra-failed-
us-cpe-drop
l sra-problem-
ds-co-drop
l sra-problem-
ds-cpe-drop
l sra-rejected-
ds-co-drop
l sra-rejected-
ds-cpe-drop
l bitswap-
problem-us-
co-drop
l bitswap-
problem-us-
cpe-drop

l bitswap-
failed-us-co-
drop
l bitswap-
failed-us-
cpe-drop
l bitswap-
problem-ds-
co-drop
l bitswap-
problem-ds-
cpe-drop
l bitswap-
rejected-ds-
co-drop
l bitswap-
rejected-ds-
cpe-drop
l cpe-
switched-off
l cpe-lost
l co-reset
l co-stop
l unknown
CH1NETR INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the upstream payload rate of

ATEUS R channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1NETR INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the downstream payload rate of

ATEDS R channel 1.
Unit: kbit/s.
CH1LATE INTEGE 0-3 Indicates the upstream channel ID of

NCYPATH R channel 1.
US
CH1LATE INTEGE 0-3 Indicates the downstream channel ID of

NCYPATH R channel 1.
DS
CH1AGAI INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the INP value for defense against
NSTREIN R repetitive electric impulsive noise (REIN) in
US the upstream direction of channel 1.
Unit: dmt.

CH1AGAI INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the INP value for defense against
NSTREIN R REIN in the downstream direction of
DS channel 1.
Unit: dmt.
ACTUALC INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual value of the KL0_CO

OKL0 R parameter.
Unit: 0.1 dB
ACTUALC INTEGE 0-4294967295 Indicates the actual value of the KL0_CPE

PEKL0 R parameter.
Unit: 0.1 dB
SPLITTER OCTET l Connect Indicates the splitter mode.

MODE STRING l Bypass Options are as follows:
l Connect: Connect ports to the splitter.
l Bypass: Enable ports to bypass the
splitter.
ACTRATE OCTET l Manual Indicates the upstream rate auto-adaptation

ADAPTUS STRING l Rainit mode at the remote end.
l Dynamic
l Dynamic
with SOS
ACTRATE OCTET l Manual Indicates the downstream rate auto-

ADAPTDS STRING l Rainit adaptation mode at the central office end.
l Dynamic
l Dynamic
with SOS
ACTROCI INTEGE 0-254 Indicates the actual INP of the upstream

NPUS R robust overhead channel (ROC) at the
remote end.
ACTROCI INTEGE 0-254 Indicates the actual INP of the downstream

NPDS R ROC channel at the central office end.
ACTROCS INTEGE -2147483648-21 Indicates the actual signal-to-noise ratio

NRMUS R 47483647 (SNR) margin of the upstream ROC channel
at the remote end.
ACTROCS INTEGE -2147483648-21 Indicates the actual SNR margin of the

NRMDS R 47483647 downstream ROC channel at the central
office end.

TR165SOS OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the TR165 SOS profile.

PROF STRING This parameter is returned only when you
the command.
TR165SOS INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the TR165 SOS

PROFIND R profile.
EX The value of this parameter is returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=TR165PARAINDEX is
entered in the command.
ACTIVED OCTET l Unknown Indicates the actual activation mode of the

LINETEC STRING l ADSL port.
H
l ADSL2
l ADSL2PLU
S
l VDSL
l VDSL2
l G.fast
DATACHA OCTET l Unknown Indicates the work mode of the current

NNELMO STRING l ATM channel.
DE
l PTM
TR165INM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the INM profile.
PROFILE STRING This parameter is returned only when you
entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165INMPROFILE in
the command.
TR165INM INTEGE 1-4294967294 Indicates the index of the INM profile.

PROFIND R This parameter is returned only when you
EX entered
SHOWOPTION=TR165INMPROFINDEX
in the command.
GFASTRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the G.fast profile.
FID STRING

Error Code
port is a G.fast port.
port exists.
Example
command:
LST-
GFASTPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.195.65,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0:1::SHOWOPTIO
N=NTEPOWERSTATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME UPTIME CH1INPDS
CH1INPUS COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR;

7340068 2015-04-16 19:05:42
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GFAST Port Detail Information of the Device 10.144.195.65
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------
DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT APROFID TRANSSYS PWRMNGSTATE
INITRESULT LNATTENDS LNATTENUS SIGATTENDS SIGATTENUS
SNRMARGINDS SNRMARGINUS ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS ACTPSDDS
ACTPSDUS ACTATPDS ACTATPUS CH1ACTDATARATEDS CH1PREVDATARATEDS
PPPOE OPTION82 COSYSVENDOR CPESYSVENDOR GFASTROFID
7340068 0 1 0 -- Activating AT_Alarm_001 -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- unknown -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

------
;
Related Command
l LST-GFASTPORTPERF
l LST-GFASTPORTALARM
15.5.2 Querying G.fast Port Information About Specified NEs

(LST-NEGFASTPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query G.fast port information about specified NEs from the
database. The queried data is the same as the data that is last synchronized to the U2000 but
differs from the real-time data on the NEs.
Command Format
LST-NEGFASTPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="G.fast Port Detail Information of the Device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1INPPROF
TR165NMPROF ALIAS PSTAT ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS TRANSSYS PPPOESESSION
Output Parameter


TR165CH1IN OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the delay impulse noise

TR165 channel 1.

ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the G.fast
STRING port.

STRING l Test
l Active
l Activating
l Deactive
l LoopBack

transmission rate.
Unit: bit/s.

Unit: bit/s.


TM06006
l G.992.1 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.1 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.1 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.1 ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.2 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.2 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN non-
overlapped
l G.992.2 with
TCM-ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.1 TCM-
ISDN symmetric
l G.992.3 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.3 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.3 ISDN
overlapped
l G.992.4 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.4 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped

l G.992.3 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex J
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.4 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.4 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mode
1,wide U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS non-
overlapped,mode
2,narrow U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mode
3,wide U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
L POTS
overlapped,mode
4,narrow U/S
l G.992.3 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.3 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5 POTS
non-overlapped
l G.992.5 POTS
overlapped
l G.992.5 ISDN
non-overlapped
l G.992.5 ISDN
overlapped

l G.992.5 Annex I
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex I
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex J
All-Digital non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex J
All-Digital
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex
M POTS non-
overlapped
l G.992.5 Annex
M POTS
overlapped
l G.993.1
l G.993.2 Annex
A POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
A ISDN
l G.993.2 Annex
B POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
B ISDN
l G.993.2 Annex
C POTS
l G.993.2 Annex
C ISDN
l G.fast(G.9701)

physical port.
Error Code
U2000.

Example
To query the G.fast port information about NE 10.144.195.65, run the following command:
LST-NEGFASTPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.195.65:CTAG::;
7340068 2015-04-17 05:10:34
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=16
blktotal=16
G.fast Port Detail Information of the Device 10.144.195.65

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN TR165CH1USPROF TR165CH1DSPROF TR165CH1INPPROF
TR165NMPROF ALIAS PSTAT ATTAINABLERATEDS ATTAINABLERATEUS
TRANSSYS PPPOESESSION
7340068 0 1 0 DEFVAL UPSTREAM DEFVAL UPSTREAM DEFVAL
AT_Gfast_Noise003 -- Activating -- -- -- 8
7340068 0 1 1 AT_C50Rate_005 AT_C50Rate_005 AT_INP-Delay_006
AT_Gfast_Noise002 -- Activating -- -- -- 8
7340068 0 1 2 DEFVAL UPSTREAM DEFVAL DOWNSTREAM DEFVAL
DEFVAL -- Deactive -- -- -- 1
DEFVAL -- Deactive -- -- -- 8
DEFVAL -- Activating -- -- -- 8
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO

15.5.3 Querying the Alarm Information About a G.fast Port (LST-

GFASTPORTALARM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the alarm information about an existing G.fast port in the
system. A maximum of 10 latest alarms and 20 events are displayed when you run this
command.
Command Format
LST-GFASTPORTALARM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
er

ID.

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

subrack ID.

ID.


er

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter

daemon.

event.
generated.

acknowledged.

Error Code
1610612784 Querying alarm information Verify that the entered

failed. values of the parameters are
correct.

normal state.
online.
Example
To query the alarm information about G.fast port 0/1/14 on the 10.144.76.227, run the
following command:
LST-GFASTPORTALARM::DEV=10.144.76.227,FN=0,SN=1,PN=14:CTAG::;
7340106 2015-04-28 17:55:38
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
alarm on Port of the device 10.144.76.227 frameId 0 slotId 1 portId 14

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
30579 1026621480 4 5 The port pilot sequence is abnormal 0 Such
kind of alarms happen too frequently Query such kind of alarms to find out the
cause. The port pilot sequence is abnormal (the CPE does not respond or the
configuration fails) 1 2015-4-28 1:20:50 -- -- -- Frame=0,
Slot=1, Subslot=65535, Port=14
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Related Command
l LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO
l LST-GFASTPORTPERF
15.5.4 Querying the Performance Statistics on a G.fast Port (LST-

GFASTPORTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the performance statistics on a specified G.fast port of a
device. The required G.fast port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-GFASTPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=COCVS CPECVS COES1DAY CPEES1DAY COSES1DAY
CPESES1DAY CURR1DAYINITFULL CURR1DAYINITFAIL COCURR15SOS CPECURR15SOS COCURR24SOS
CPECURR24SOS COALLSOS CPEALLSOS COLAST15SOS CPELAST15SOS COLAST24SOS
CPELAST24SOS];
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
eter

R

to the IP Address.

R

R


eter

R
SHOW OCTET l COCVS (Optional) Specifies the attributes -

OPTIO STRING l CPECVS that can be displayed. If you set this
N parameter, the corresponding
l COES1DA attributes are displayed. By default,
Y the attributes are not displayed.
l CPEES1DA
Y
l COSES1D
AY
l CPESES1D
AY
l CURR1DA
YINITFUL
L
l CURR1DA
YINITFAIL
l COCURR1
5SOS
l CPECURR
15SOS
l COCURR2
4SOS
l CPECURR
24SOS
l COALLSO
S
l CPEALLS
OS
l COLAST15
SOS
l CPELAST1
5SOS
l COLAST24
SOS
l CPELAST2
4SOS
Response Format
Format Description.

title="G.fast PORT Performance Stat Info of the device " + device name
name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS COCURR15MINLOFS
COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES
COCURR15MINUAS
LATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED CPFECS CPEES CPESES CPELOSS CPEUS
CPECURR15MINLOFS CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES
CPECURR15MINLOSS CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS LATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED
RETRAINS INITFAILS ATURSPEED TNTO TNRO COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINLOPS COLAST15MINES COLAST15MINLOSS COLAST15MINSES COLAST15MINUAS
CPELAST15MINLOFS CPELAST15MINLOLS CPELAST15MINLOPS CPELAST15MINES
CPELAST15MINLOSS CPELAST15MINSES CPELAST15MINUAS COLAST15MINEBS
COLAST15MINUCBS COLAST15MINATMCELLS COLAST15MINPTMPKTS COLAST15MINCBS
COLAST15MINCVS CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS CPELAST15MINATMCELLS
CPELAST15MINPTMPKTS CPELAST15MINCBS CPELAST15MINCVS COLAST15MININITFULL
COLAST15MININITFAIL COCURR15MININITFULL COCURR15MININITFAIL COCURR15SOS
CPECURR15SOS COCURR24SOS CPECURR24SOS COALLSOS CPEALLSOS COLAST15SOS CPELAST15SOS
COLAST24SOS CPELAST24SOS
Output Parameter

error correction seconds (FECSs)
end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

office end.
Unit: s.
COLOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of LOSSs at

Unit: s.

office end.
Unit: s.


Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

end.
Unit: s.
LATUCCUR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the elapsed time in the

R15MTIMEE current 15 minutes at the central
LAPSED office end.
Unit: s.
CPFECS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the FECS of the channel

at the remote end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.


end.
Unit: s.
CPELOSS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of LOSSs at

the remote end.
Unit: s.

end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

at the remote end.
Unit: s.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the loss of signal

MINLOSS seconds in the current 15 minutes
at the remote end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

LATURCUR INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the elapsed time in the

R15MTIMEE current 15 minutes at the remote
LAPSED end.
Unit: s.


ATURSPEED INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the port rate at the

remote end.
Unit: bit/s.
TNTO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the total number of

upstream bytes.
TNRO INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the total number of

downstream bytes.


COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

office end.
COCURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

office end.
CHATUCCU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the elapsed time in the

RR15MTIME current 15 minutes at the central
ELAPSED office end.
Unit: s.

office end.




CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

end.
CPECURR15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

end.
CHATURCU INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the elapsed time in the

RR15MTIME current 15 minutes at the remote
ELAPSED end.
Unit: s.

end.

at the remote end.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.


Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

Unit: s.

the remote end.
Unit: s.

Unit: s.


Unit: s.

Unit: s.

office end.

end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

INATMCELL cells that are received and
S transmitted by the channel in the
office end.
COLAST15M INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM

INPTMPKTS packets that are received and
transmitted by the channel in the
office end.

end.




CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of ATM

CPELAST15 INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of PTM



the remote end.


end.

office end.

office end.





COALLSOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

CPEALLSOS INTEGER 0-4294836225 Indicates the number of SOSs

the remote end.



historical 24-hour performance

last 24-hour performance
Error Code

performance and statistic statistics daemon runs in the
daemon failed, please check normal state.
daemon


task does not exist. statistics of the specified
on the GUI.
Example
To query the performance statistics of G.fast port 0/1/15 on the 10.144.195.65, run the
following command:
LST-GFASTPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.195.65,FN=0,SN=1,PN=15:2::;
7340068 2015-04-16 20:03:14
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
G.fast PORT Performance Stat Info of the device 10.144.195.65

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN COFECS COES COSES COLOSS COUS
COCURR15MINLOFS COCURR15MINLOLS COCURR15MINLOPS COCURR15MINES
COCURR15MINLOSS COCURR15MINSES COCURR15MINUAS LATUCCURR15MTIMEELAPSED
CPFECS CPEES CPESES CPELOSS CPEUS CPECURR15MINLOFS
CPECURR15MINLOLS CPECURR15MINLOPS CPECURR15MINES CPECURR15MINLOSS
CPECURR15MINSES CPECURR15MINUAS LATURCURR15MTIMEELAPSED RETRAINS
INITFAILS ATURSPEED TNTO TNRO COCURR15MINEBS COCURR15MINUCBS
COLAST15MINEBS COLAST15MINUCBS COLAST15MINATMCELLS COLAST15MINPTMPKTS
COLAST15MINCBS COLAST15MINCVS CPELAST15MINEBS CPELAST15MINUCBS
CPELAST15MINATMCELLS CPELAST15MINPTMPKTS CPELAST15MINCBS
CPELAST15MINCVS COLAST15MININITFULL COLAST15MININITFAIL
COCURR15MININITFULL COCURR15MININITFAIL

7340068 0 1 15 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- 0 -- -- 200000000 -- -- -- -- --
-- 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- 0 -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------
Related Command
l LST-GFASTPORTDETAILINFO
l LST-GFASTPORTALARM
l ACT-GFASTPORT

XDSLPORTALARMSTATE)
Usage Note
Command Format
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
later versions

100 MA5616
and later versions
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
later versions
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter

device ID.

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


subrack ID.

ID.

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
NOTE

office (CO).



CO.
NOTE
this parameter.


NOTE
this parameter.

CO.
NOTE
this parameter.

NOTE
this parameter.

NOTE
this parameter.

CO.
NOTE
this parameter.

CO.
NOTE
this parameter.

end.

end.

end.


remote end.
NOTE
this parameter.
Error Code
on the NMS.
Example
7340032 2011-09-06 10:43:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
7340032 0 8 5 No No No -- -- --
-- -- No -- No No No --
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Related Command
None

15.5.6 Querying the Bit Allocation Information About a G.fast

Port (LST-GFASTBITALLOCINFO)
Usage Note
The G.fast port must be in the activated state.
Command Format
LST-GFASTBITALLOCINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
2339 MA5818(V800R017C00 and later versions)
Input Parameter
eter


CTIO STRING DOWN direction of the G.fast port.
N
Response Format
Format Description.

title="The bit allot information of G.fast port " + device-name + " frameId " +
frame-number
direction
Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER
SubcarrierId INTEG 0-4095 Indicates the ID of the upstream/downstream sub-

ER carrier.
BitInfo INTEG 0-15 Indicates bit allocation information about the sub-
ER carrier.
Unit: byte.
Error Code
the command.

is a G.fast port.
Example
To query the bit allocation information of G.fast port 0/1/1 on the device named
LST-
GFASTBITALLOCINFO::DEV=10.144.85.122,FN=0,SN=1,PN=1:CTAG::DIRECTION
=DOWN;


7340081 2015-04-20 16:47:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=100
blktotal=4096
The bit allot information of G.fast port 10.144.85.122

-------------------------------------------
7340081 0 1 1 0 0
7340081 0 1 1 1 0
7340081 0 1 1 2 0
7340081 0 1 1 3 0
7340081 0 1 1 4 0
7340081 0 1 1 5 0
......
7340081 0 1 1 92 12
7340081 0 1 1 93 12
7340081 0 1 1 94 12
7340081 0 1 1 95 12
7340081 0 1 1 96 12
7340081 0 1 1 97 12
7340081 0 1 1 98 12
7340081 0 1 1 99 12
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
ACT-GFASTPORT

XDSLPORTMACMAPING)
Usage Note
Command Format
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
and later versions

2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter
eter

Response Format
Format Description.
frame-number
Output Parameter

ER


ER

ER

ER

T (1-17)
STRIN
G

T (1-17)
STRIN
G
Error Code
the command.

Example
7340178 2011-07-09 15:28:42
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=10
blktotal=10
30

--------------------------------
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2E 02-00-00-06-0A-40
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-25 02-00-00-06-0A-41
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-26 02-00-00-06-0A-42
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-27 02-00-00-06-0A-43
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-28 02-00-00-06-0A-44
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-29 02-00-00-06-0A-45
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2A 02-00-00-06-0A-46
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2B 02-00-00-06-0A-47
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2C 02-00-00-06-0A-48
7340110 0 13 30 00-50-BA-50-73-2D 02-00-00-06-0A-49
--------------------------------
Related Command
l ACT-ADSLPORT
l ACT-VDSL2PORT
l ACT-GFASTPORT
15.6 Querying a Bonding Group

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying the bonding group on the
device and the details of the bonding group.
15.6.1 Querying a Bonding Group (RTRV-BONDGRP)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
RTRV-BONDGRP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,NAME=bonding-group-
name]:CTAG::PT=port-type;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
100 MA5616
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2340 MA5611S

2350 MA5811S
Input Parameter
mete
r

R

Address.
NAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the bonding -

E STRING group.
PT INTEGE 1 Indicates the port type. -

R 25 The meanings of the options are as
follows:
l 1: ADSL port. The MA5616,
MA5603T or MA5600T supports
the ADSL port type.
l 25: VDSL port. The MA5662,
MA5603U, MA5603T or
MA5600T supports the VDSL port
type.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Bonding group of the device "+device-name
DID NAME

Output Parameter
er
NAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

bonding group.
Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid Check and ensure that the entered command is
parameter or mandatory correct according to the following requirements:
parameter is null, or l The parameter values do not exceed the
Value of parameter is ranges of the parameters specified by the
wrong command.
order.
2686058531 The device does not Ensure that the entered device name or device
exist ID is correct.
Example
To query the bonding group on the device named 10.71.211.105, run the following command:
RTRV-
BONDGRP::DEV=10.71.211.105,NAME=012345678901234567890123456789AB:-15022
19035::PT=25;
7340032 2009-07-02 15:52:45
M -1502219035 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Bonding group of the device 10.71.211.105
------------------------------------------
DID NAME
7340032 012345678901234567890123456789AB
------------------------------------------
Related Command
RTRV-BONDGRPDETAIL

15.6.2 Querying the Details of a Bonding Group (RTRV-

BONDGRPDETAIL)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
RTRV-BONDGRPDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),NAME=bonding-group-
name:CTAG::PT=port-type[,SHOWOPTION=BGPROF];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S
Input Parameter
mete
r

R

Address.
NAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the bonding -

E STRING group.


mete
r
PT INTEGE 1 Indicates the port type. -

R 25 The meanings of the options are as
follows:
l 1: ADSL port. The MA5616,
MA5603T or MA5600T
supports the ADSL port type.
l 25: VDSL port. The MA5616,
MA5662, MA5603U, MA5603T
or MA5600T supports the
VDSL port type.
SHO OCTET BGPROF Specifies the attributes that can be -

WOP STRING displayed in the returned result. If
TION you set this parameter, the
corresponding attributes are
displayed. For example, if you enter
BGPROF, the result contains the
information about this attribute. By
default, the attributes are not
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Bonding group information of the device "+device-name
DID NAME ALIAS DISCOVERYCODE SCHEME PEERSCHEME ALMTHRATESW UPTHRATE DNTHRATE
TARGETUPRATE TARGETDNRATE PRIMARYPORT SUBPORT BGPROF
Output Parameter
mete
r

R
NAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the bonding group.
E STRING
ALIA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias of the bonding group.
S STRING


mete
r
DISC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the discovery code. The format of
OVE STRING this parameter is XXXX-XXXX-XXXX,
RYC where XXXX ranges from 0 to 9 and A to F.
ODE
SCH OCTET ATM Indicates the bonding scheme. The options are
EME STRING EFM as follows:
TDIM l ATM: Indicates the X digital subscriber
line (xDSL) access bonding based on the
ATM traffic stream.
l EFM: Indicates the xDSL access bonding
based on the Ethernet traffic stream.
l TDIM: Indicates the xDSL access bonding
based on a mix of service modes.
PEER OCTET ATM Indicates the peer bonding scheme. The

SCH STRING EFM options are as follows:
EME l ATM: Indicates the X digital subscriber
TDIM
line (xDSL) access bonding based on the
ATM traffic stream.
l EFM: Indicates the xDSL access bonding
based on the Ethernet traffic stream.
l TDIM: Indicates the xDSL access bonding
based on a mix of service modes.
Note: Currently, the value of this parameter is
the same as the value of the SCHEME
parameter.
ALM OCTET ONOFF Specifies whether to enable the function of

THR STRING reporting the threshold alarm of the rate.
ATES
W
UPT INTEGE 1-1000000 Indicates the threshold of the upstream rate.

HRA R Unit: kbit/s.
TE
DNT INTEGE 1-1000000 Indicates the threshold of the downstream

HRA R rate.
TE Unit: kbit/s.
TAR INTEGE 1-1000000 or Indicates the target upstream rate.

GET R 9999999 Unit: kbit/s.
UPR
ATE If this parameter is set to 9999999, it indicates
that the rate is not limited.


mete
r
TAR INTEGE 1-1000000 or Indicates the target downstream rate.

GET R 9999999 Unit: kbit/s.
DNR
ATE If this parameter is set to 9999999, it indicates
that the rate is not limited.
PRIM OCTET SIZE (12) Indicates the primary port of the bonding
ARY STRING group.
PORT The format is FN/SN/PN.
SUBP OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the secondary ports of the bonding
ORT STRING group.
The format is FN/SN/PN#FN/SN/PN.
BGP OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of the bonding group
ROF STRING profile.
Error Code
parameter or correct according to the following requirements:
mandatory parameter l The parameter values do not exceed the ranges
is null, or Value of of the parameters specified by the command.
parameter is wrong
order.
2686058531 The device does not Ensure that the entered device name or device ID
exist is correct.
Example
To query the details of the bonding group on the device named 10.144.195.221, run the
following command:
RTRV-
BONDGRPDETAIL::DEV=10.144.195.221,NAME=VDSL2BONDING-0/15/5:13772240
3::PT=25;
7340047 2012-08-25 10:20:58
M 137722403 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

blktotal=1
Bonding group information of the device 10.144.195.221

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------
DID NAME ALIAS DISCOVERYCODE SCHEME PEERSCHEME ALMTHRATESW
UPTHRATE DNTHRATE TARGETUPRATE TARGETDNRATE PRIMARYPORT SUBPORT
7340047 VDSL2BONDING-0/15/5 -- 1234-5678-9002 EFM EFM OFF
1000000 1000000 999999 999999 0/15/5 0/15/6
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
RTRV-BONDGRP
15.6.3 Querying Performance Statistics of a VDSL2 Bonding

Group (LST-VDSL2BONDINGGROUPPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to query performance statistics of a VDSL2 bonding group on a
specified device. The queried bonding group must exist and the entered port ID in the
command must be the ID of the primary port in the bonding group.
Command Format
LST-VDSL2BONDINGGROUPPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S

Input Parameter
eter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 Bonding Group Performance Stat Information of the Device " + device
name
DID FN SN PN NAME RXERRORS RXSMALLFRAGMENTS RXLARGEFRAGMENTS
RXBADFRAGMENTS RXLOSTFRAGMENTS RXLOSTSTARTS RXLOSTENDS RXOVERFLOWS
CURR15MINRXERRORS CURR15MINRXSMALLFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLARGEFRAGMENTS
CURR15MINRXBADFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLOSTFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLOSTSTARTS
CURR15MINRXLOSTENDS CURR15MINRXOVERFLOWS CURR1DAYRXERRORS
CURR1DAYRXSMALLFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXLARGEFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXBADFRAGMENTS
CURR1DAYRXLOSTFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXLOSTSTARTS CURR1DAYRXLOSTENDS
CURR1DAYRXOVERFLOWS
Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER

NAME OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the name of the bonding group.

STRIN
G
RXERRORS INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of error data chunks

ER 647 received and dropped.
Unit: number
RXSMALLFRAGM INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks

ENTS ER 647 smaller than 64 bytes.
Unit: number
RXLARGEFRAGM INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks larger

ENTS ER 647 than 512 bytes.
Unit: number
RXBADFRAGMEN INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks with

TS ER 647 inconsecutive SNs.
Unit: number
RXLOSTFRAGME INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks with

NTS ER 647 inconsecutive SNs.
Unit: number
RXLOSTSTARTS INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of lost start

ER 647 indicators for packets.
Unit: number
RXLOSTENDS INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of lost end indicators

ER 647 for packets.
Unit: number
RXOVERFLOWS INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks

ER 647 received and dropped.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXER INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of error data chunks

RORS ER 647 received and dropped in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXSM INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks

ALLFRAGMENTS ER 647 smaller than 64 bytes in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXLA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks larger

RGEFRAGMENTS ER 647 than 512 bytes in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: number

CURR15MINRXBA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks with

DFRAGMENTS ER 647 inconsecutive SNs in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXLO INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks with

STFRAGMENTS ER 647 inconsecutive SNs in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR15MINRXLO INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of lost start

STSTARTS ER 647 indicators for packets in the current 15
minutes.
CURR15MINRXLO INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of lost end indicators

STENDS ER 647 for packets in the current 15 minutes.
CURR15MINRXOV INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks

ERFLOWS ER 647 received and dropped in the current 15
minutes.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXER INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of error data chunks

RORS ER 647 received and dropped in the current 24
hours.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXSM INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks

ALLFRAGMENTS ER 647 smaller than 64 bytes in the current 24
hours.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXLA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks larger

RGEFRAGMENTS ER 647 than 512 bytes in the current 24 hours.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXBA INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks with

DFRAGMENTS ER 647 inconsecutive SNs in the current 24 hours.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXLO INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks with

STFRAGMENTS ER 647 inconsecutive SNs in the current 24 hours.
Unit: number
CURR1DAYRXLO INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of lost start

STSTARTS ER 647 indicators for packets in the current 24
hours.
CURR1DAYRXLO INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of lost end indicators

STENDS ER 647 for packets in the current 24 hours.

CURR1DAYRXOV INTEG 0-2147483 Indicates the number of data chunks

ERFLOWS ER 647 received and dropped in the current 24
hours.
Unit: number
Error Code
2689018463 The bonding group Check whether a bonding group for the
does not exist. specified primary port has been configured
for the specified primary port.
Example
To query performance statistics of the bonding group for the primary VDSL2 port 0/2/1 on
NE 10.78.217.213, run the following command:
LST-VDSL2BONDINGGROUPPERF::DEV=10.78.217.213,FN=0,SN=2,PN=1:CTAG::;

7340034 2011-10-13 18:28:17
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 Bonding Group Performance Stat Information of the Device 10.78.217.213

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------ DID FN SN PN NAME RXERRORS
RXSMALLFRAGMENTS RXLARGEFRAGMENTS RXBADFRAGMENTS RXLOSTFRAGMENTS
RXLOSTSTARTS RXLOSTENDS RXOVERFLOWS CURR15MINRXERRORS
CURR15MINRXSMALLFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLARGEFRAGMENTS
CURR15MINRXBADFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLOSTFRAGMENTS CURR15MINRXLOSTSTARTS
CURR15MINRXLOSTENDS CURR15MINRXOVERFLOWS CURR1DAYRXERRORS
CURR1DAYRXSMALLFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXLARGEFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXBADFRAGMENTS
CURR1DAYRXLOSTFRAGMENTS CURR1DAYRXLOSTSTARTS CURR1DAYRXLOSTENDS
CURR1DAYRXOVERFLOWS 7340034 0 2 1 VDSL2BONDING-0/2/1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------

Related Command
15.6.4 Querying the Details of a VDSL2 Bonding Group (LST-

VDSL2BONDINGDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a VDSL2 bonding group.
Command Format
LST-VDSL2BONDINGDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),[FN=frame-
num,SN=slotnum,PN=port-num]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TOTALNUMBER];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
100 MA5616
2350 MA5811S
Input Parameter


Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
SHOWOPTI OCTET TOTALNUM Specifies whether the title -

ON STRING BER of the returned result
contains the total number
of bonding groups. If this
parameter is specified, the
returned result contains the
total number of bonding
groups. By default, this
attribute is not displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VDSL2 Bonding Group Information of the Device " + device-name
or "VDSL2 Bonding Group Information of the Device " + device-name + ", total
number of "+ DID + ":" + number
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN STATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME
REINITS
Output Parameter

STATUS OCTET l Activated Indicates the running status of the

STRING l Activating bonding group.
l Deactivated
LASTUPTIM OCTET - Indicates the time when the

E STRING VDSL2 port is online.
hh:mm:ss.
The time is a local time and in
DST format.
LASTDOWN OCTET - Indicates the time when the

TIME STRING VDSL2 port is disconnected.
hh:mm:ss.
The time is a local time and in
DST format.
REINITS INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the retraining times of a

bonding group.
Error Code
port is a VDSL2 port.
port exists.
Example
To query the bonding group of port 0/2/13 on the device named 10.144.195.20, run the
following command:
LST-
VDSL2BONDINGDETAILINFO::DEV=10.144.195.20,FN=0,SN=2,PN=13:CTAG::SHO
WOPTION=TOTALNUMBER;
7340032 2011-10-20 17:27:09
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1

blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VDSL2 Bonding Group Information of the Device 10.144.195.20, total number of

7340032/0/2/13: 1
---------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN STATUS LASTUPTIME LASTDOWNTIME REINITS
7340032 0 2 13 Deactivated -- -- 0
---------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
l LST-VDSLPORTPERF
l LST-VDSLPORTALARM
15.7 Querying Video Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying video resources, including the
information about NTV programs, the NTV users, and the NTV rights profiles.
15.7.1 Querying the List of Virtual Upstream Ports in an IGMP

VLAN (LST-IGMPUPLINKPORT)
Usage Note
This command is available only when the multicast mode of a device is MVLAN mode.
Command Format
LST-IGMPUPLINKPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,IGMPVLAN=igmp-vlan-
id]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610

92 MA5652G
The MA5652G V800R307C00 and later versions
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000IPMB
2312 MA5628
2321 MA5669
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S

2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

STRING device name. If the value
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.
IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 (Optional) Indicates the N/A

IGMP VLAN ID.
NOTE
You can enter the query criteria, such as the device ID, device name, and IGMP VLAN ID, to query the
corresponding information. The device ID or the device name must be set. The IGMP VLAN ID is
optional. If you do not set any of the parameters, the list of the virtual upstream ports in all IGMP
VLANs is displayed.
Response Format
This response format complies with that of the query command provided in 11.3 Response
Format Description.
title="Visual Uplink Port information of the device "+device-name
DID FN SN PN IGMPVLAN
Output Parameter

IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the IGMP VLAN ID.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query all virtual upstream ports of the device named 10.78.217.232 for the multicast
VLAN 1. Run the following command:
LST-IGMPUPLINKPORT::DEV=10.78.217.232,IGMPVLAN=1:CTAG::;

7340100 2010-03-16 22:57:33
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Visual Uplink Port information of the device 10.78.217.232
------------------------------
DID FN SN PN IGMPVLAN
7340100 0 17 0 1
------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.7.2 Querying the Information About Multicast Programs (LST-

NTVPROGRAM)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-NTVPROGRAM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[IGMPVLAN=multi-vlan]
[,SHOWOPTION=ProgramUpportVlan PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN HOSTIP PRIORITY BANDWIDTH
GRADE HOST PROGRAMUPPORT UNSOLICITED LOG];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T

37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
57 MA5606T
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818

2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default -

STRING device name. If the
value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the multicast -

VLAN ID.

SHOWOPTIO OCTET l ProgramUppo (Optional) Specifies -

N STRING rtVlan the attributes that can
l PREVIEWPR be displayed in the
OFID returned result. If you
set this parameter, the
l PREJOIN corresponding
l HOSTIP attributes are displayed.
l PRIORITY By default, the
attributes are not
l BANDWIDT displayed.
H
l GRADE
l HOST
l PROGRAMU
PPORT
l UNSOLICIT
ED
l LOG
Response Format
Format Description.
title="NTV program attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP
ProgramUpportVlan PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN HOSTIP PRIORITY BANDWIDTH GRADE HOST
PROGRAMUPPORT UNSOLICITED LOG
Output Parameter
ProgramIndex INTEGER 1-255 Indicates the index of the

program.
ProgramIP OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the IP address of

STRING the program.
ProgramName OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the name of the

STRING program.
ProgramSourceIP OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the source IP

STRING address of the program.
ProgramUpportVl INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the multicast

an VLAN ID bound to the
program template.

PREVIEWPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the preview

D STRING template name.
PREJOIN INTEGER 0-1 Specifies whether to enable

the prejoin function.
The prejoin function
transmits multicast service
streams to the upstream
port before receiving users'
request to join programs,
reducing the wait time for
users to order programs.
The meanings of the
0: disabled
1: enabled
HOSTIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the host IP

address.
PRIORITY INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the program

priority.
BANDWIDTH INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the program

bandwidth.
Unit: kbit/s
GRADE INTEGER l 0 Indicates the program level

l 1 by definition.
l 2 The meanings of the
l 255
l 0: High-definition TV
programs
l 1: Standard-definition
TV programs
l 2: Streaming-video
programs
l 255: Programs are not
divided into levels by
definition.

HOST INTEGER 1-2 Indicates the host attribute.

It is used to enable or
disable the host function of
an NE. Specifically, this
parameter determines
whether the NE sends
IGMP packets with the IP
address of a certain
program to the multicast
router.
The meanings of the
l 1: enabled
l 2: disabled
PROGRAMUPPO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the upstream port

RT STRING of a multicast program.
This parameter is available
when the device multicast
mode is not M-VLAN and
the upstream port mode is
program.
The format of this
parameter is similar to
0/2/0, indicating port 0 in
slot 2 of subrack 0.
UNSOLICITED INTEGER 1-2 Specifies whether the NE

reports packets in an
unsolicited manner.
Usually, the NE reports
report packets after the
upper layer device queries
data. If this function is
enabled, however, the NE
reports report packets in an
unsolicited manner. In
addition, the delay in
switching channels is
decreased for multicast
users.
l 1: The NE reports
packets in an
unsolicited manner.
l 2: The NE does not
report packets in an
unsolicited manner.

LOG INTEGER 1-2 Specifies whether program

logs are recorded. The logs
of a program are recorded
only after this function is
enabled. The users that
order this program are
charged according to the
logs of this program.
l 1: Program logs are
recorded.
l 2: Program logs are not
recorded.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the entered device name
is correct.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Ensure that the entered device name
is correct. If the device name is
correct, it indicates that NTV
programs do not exist on the device.
Example
Example 1: To query the information about multicast programs on 10.78.217.111, run the
following command:
LST-NTVPROGRAM::DEV=10.78.217.111:1::SHOWOPTION=ProgramUpportVlan
PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN;
7340034 2010-11-20 10:06:23

M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
NTV program attributes of the device 10.78.217.111
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------
ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP
ProgramUpportVlan PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN
4 235.2.2.2 asdf 32.32.42.232 2 1 0
5 234.2.22.22 asdfasdf 22.12.21.1 1 1 0
2 224.2.2.2 qwe0 121.212.212.122 1 1 0
3 234.10.10.10 test -- 13 3 0

1 224.1.1.3 test2 10.1.1.2 13 1 1

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------
;
Example 2: To query the information about multicast programs on 10.144.195.87, run the
following command:
LST-NTVPROGRAM::DEV=10.144.195.87:1::SHOWOPTION=ProgramUpportVlan
PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN PROGRAMUPPORT UNSOLICITED LOG;

7340032 2013-01-14 09:56:57
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=12
blktotal=12
NTV program attributes of the device 10.144.195.87
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP
ProgramUpportVlan PREVIEWPROFID PREJOIN PROGRAMUPPORT UNSOLICITED
LOG
4 239.2.2.94 1 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
3 224.1.1.1 @(()))_____ -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
6 239.255.255.255 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa2 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
5 224.3.3.3 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa3 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
1 224.1.1.1 abc -- 123 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
7 239.2.2.5 cafdsds -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
8 239.2.2.3 dv -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
9 224.2.2.56 test -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
10 224.1.1.2 test11 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
11 224.1.1.3 test12 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
12 224.12.12.12 test_1 -- 11 -- 0 0/2/0 2 1
2 224.2.2.1 testforBT -- 1 -- 1 0/2/0 1 1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.7.3 Querying the Detail Information of a Multicast User (LST-

NTVUSRDETAIL)
Usage Note
The multicast user to be queryed must exist.
Command Format
LST-NTVUSRDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num[(,GEMPORTID=port-id)|(,ONTID=ont-id)|(,ONTID=ont-
id,GEMPORTID=port-id)|(,VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)]
[,FLOWTYPE=flwtype,FLOWPARA=flowpara[,FLOWPARA2=flowpara2]])|(SPNAME=serviceport-
name|SPALIAS=serviceport-alias|SRVPORTID=serviceport-ID|ALIAS=igmpuser-alias|
NAME=igmpuser-name):CTAG::;

Supporting Device
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
37 MA5662
2323 MA5622A (V800R311C00 and later

versions)
2313 MA5652
NOTE
The MA5652 V800R309C00 and later versions
support this command.
2326 MA5623A (V800R311C01 and later

versions)
2331 MA5608T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
Parameter Type Range Description Defa
ult

FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. It is -

used for location.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is used for -

location.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. It is used -

for location.
GEMPORTI INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID. -

D This parameter is set to locate the
port only for the GPON devices.
l Discrete mode: In the case of
the ONTID and
GEMPORTID parameters,
only one parameter can be set.
The value of the
GEMPORTID parameter
ranges from 128 to 3999.
l Profile mode: Both the
ONTID parameter and the
GEMPORTID parameter can
be set. The value of the
GEMPORTID parameter


ult

NOTE This parameter is set to locate the
If the UNI ONT ID only for the GPON or
port is of
10G GPON
EPON devices.
or 10G l Discrete mode: In the case of
EPON, the the ONTID and
value range
is 0-255; if
the UNI port only one parameter can be set.
is of 1G l Profile mode: Both the
GPON or 1G
EPON, the
value range GEMPORTID parameter can
is 0-127. be set.
VPI OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the virtual path -

STRING l auto identifier. It is used for location.
Restriction: The VPI and the VCI
must be set.
l If you set only the VPI and
the VCI, a single-service
multicast user is located.
l If you do not set the VPI or
the VCI, the system considers
that there is no VPI or VCI by
default.
l If you set the VPI and the VCI
to auto, an auto-sensing
l If you set the VPI and the VCI
to the numbers that range
from 0 to 4095, the system
considers that the VPI and the
VCI exist.
l In the case of the MA5603U,
this parameter ranges from 0
to 255.
VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual channel -

STRING l auto identifier. It is used for location.
l If you set only the VPI and
l In the case of the MA5603U,
this parameter ranges from 32
to 255.


ult
FLOWTYP INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the type of the multi- -

E service flow that is bound to a
multicast user. It is used for
location. This parameter is
mandatory if the service type of
the service virtual port is multi-
service.
NOTE
For the UA5000 (IPMB), only the
UA5000 V100R019C01 and later
l 1: user VLAN
l 2: encapsulation
l 3: user VLAN + 802.1p
priority
l 4: user VLAN +
encapsulation
Relationship to other parameters:
l When FLOWTYPE is set to
1 or 2, FLOWPARA must be
set.
3 and the user-side VLAN ID
is not 0, FLOWPARA and
FLOWPARA2 parameters
must be set.
4, FLOWPARA and
FLOWPARA2 must be set.


ult
FLOWPAR INTEGER or l When Indicates the multi-service -

A OCTET FLOWT parameter. It is used for location.
STRING YPE is NOTE
set to 1, For the UA5000 (IPMB), only the
the values UA5000 V100R019C01 and later
are versions support this parameter.
1-4095, l When FLOWTYPE is set to
untagged, 1, this parameter indicates
or user VLAN.
priority- l When FLOWTYPE is set to
tagged. 2, this parameter indicates
NOTE encapsulation type.
For the
UA5000 l When FLOWTYPE is set to
(IPMB), 3, this parameter indicates
the value 802.1p priority. When
ranges FLOWTYPE is set to 3 and
from 1 to the user-side VLAN ID is not
4095.
0, FLOWPARA and
l When FLOWPARA2 parameters
FLOWT must be set.
YPE is
set to 2,
4, this parameter indicates
the value
encapsulation type. This
ranges
parameter and parameter
from 1 to
FLOWPARA2 must be set.
2, where 1
indicates
IPoE and
2
indicates
PPPoE.
l When
FLOWT
YPE is
set to 3,
the value
ranges
from 0 to
7.
l When
FLOWT
YPE is
set to 4,
the value
ranges
from 1 to
2, where 1
indicates


ult
IPoE and
2
indicates
PPPoE.
FLOWPAR INTEGER or l When Indicates the multi-service -

A2 OCTET FLOWT parameter 2. It is used for
STRING YPE is location.
set to 3, NOTE
the value For the UA5000 (IPMB), only the
ranges UA5000 V100R019C01 and later
from 0 to versions support this parameter.
4095. l When the FLOWTYPE is set
l When to 3. this parameter indicates
FLOWT user VLAN.
YPE is – When FLOWTYPE is set
set to 4, to 3 and the user-side
the values VLAN ID is not 0,
are FLOWPARA and
1-4095, FLOWPARA2 parameters
untagged, must be set.
or – When the user-side VLAN
priority- ID is 0, the
tagged. FLOWPARA2 parameter
NOTE is optional and can be set
For the to 0.
UA5000
(IPMB), l When FLOWTYPE is set to
the value 4, this parameter indicates
ranges user VLAN. This parameter
from 1 to and parameter FLOWPARA
4095.
must be set.
SPNAME OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the service port name. -

STRING
SPALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the service port alias. -

STRING
SRVPORTI INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service port ID. -

D
NAME OCTET SIZE (96) Indicates the multicast user name. -

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the multicast user alias. -

STRING

Response Format
It complies with the format of the query command provided in 11.3 Response Format
Description.
title = "NTV User Detail Information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID IGMPPACKETPOLICY QCKLEV
Output Parameter
IGMPPACKE OCTET l discard Indicates the mode of processing

TPOLICY STRING l transparent the multicast packets. The
l normal follows:
l discard: Indicates that the
multicast packets are
discarded.
l transparent: Indicates that the
transmitted transparently.
l normal: Indicates that the
multicast packets are not
processed.
QCKLEV OCTET l IMMEDIATE Specifies whether to enable the

STRING l MAC-BASED fast leave function.
l OFF The MA5600 V800R005 and
later versions support this
parameter.
The value MAC-BASED is
applicable to the MA5600
versions.
Error Code
1613103239 The user does not This multicast user to be queryed does not
exist. exist. Ensure that the entered information for
locating the multicast user is correct.
Example
To query the detail information of the multicast user of port 0/5/21 on the device named

LST-
NTVUSRDETAIL::DEV=10.71.56.158,FN=0,SN=5,PN=21,VPI=0,VCI=200,FLOWTYP
E=1,FLOWPARA=1:57265020::;
7340033 2009-07-25 15:00:58
M 57265020 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NTV User Detail Information of the device 10.71.56.158
----------------------------------
DID IGMPPACKETPOLICY QCKLEV
7340033 normal MAC-BASED
----------------------------------
Related Command
LST-NTVPORTBASIC
15.7.4 Querying the List of Multicast Users (LST-

NTVPORTBASIC)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-NTVPORTBASIC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num[,SN=slot-
num[,PN=port-num[,GEMPORTID=port-id|ONTID=ont-id|(ONTID=ont-id,GEMPORTID=port-
id)]]]]|[SPNAME=serviceport-name|SPALIAS=serviceport-alias|SRVPORTID=serviceport-
ID|ALIAS=igmpuser-alias|NAME=igmpuser-name]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=SRVPORTID IGMPVLAN
VPI VCI UV UE UP RCVGLBLV MAXBANDWIDTH VIDEOVPI VIDEOVCI VIDEOUV VIDEOUE VIDEOUP
ENABLELOG];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
62 MA5620E

65 MA5620G
61 MA5626E
66 MA5626G
64 MA5651
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2312 MA5628
2331 MA5608T
2319 MA5621
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698

2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

GEMPORTID INTEGER 0-3999 (Optional) Indicates the -

GEM port ID. This
parameter is set only for
the GPON devices.
l Discrete mode: For the
ONTID and
GEMPORTID
parameters, only one
parameter can be set.
The value of the
GEMPORTID
parameter ranges from
128 to 3999.
ONTID parameter and
the GEMPORTID
The value of the
GEMPORTID
0 to 1023.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 This parameter is set to -

NOTE locate the ONT ID only
If the UNI port for the GPON or EPON
is of 10G devices.
GPON or 10G
EPON, the l Discrete mode: For the
value range is ONTID and
0-255; if the GEMPORTID
UNI port is of parameters, only one
1G GPON or parameter can be set.
1G EPON, the
value range is l Profile mode: Both the
0-127. ONTID parameter and
the GEMPORTID
SPNAME OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the service port -

STRING name.
SPALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the service port -

STRING alias.
SRVPORTID INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service port -

ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (96) Indicates the multicast -

STRING user name.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the multicast -

STRING user alias.

SHOWOPTIO OCTET l SRVPORTI (Optional) Specifies the -

N STRING D attributes that can be
l IGMPVLA displayed. If you set this
N parameter, the
l VPI are displayed. By default,
l VCI the attributes are not
l UV displayed.
l UE Only the MA5600 series
and the UA5000 (IPMB)
l UP support this parameter.
l RCVGLBL The MA5600 V800R005
V begins to support the
l MAXBAN RCVGLBLV and
DWIDTH MAXBANDWIDTH
l VIDEOVPI attributes.
l VIDEOVCI The MA5600
V300R003C05 support
l VIDEOUV the RCVGLBLV and
l VIDEOUE MAXBANDWIDTH
l VIDEOUP attributes in the mvlan
multicast VLAN mode.
l ENABLEL
OG
NOTE
You can enter the query criteria, such as the device ID, device name, subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID, to
query the corresponding information. The device ID or the device name must be set. Other parameters
are optional. If you do not set any of the parameters, the list of all the users is displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="NTV port attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN PSTAT ALIAS AUTH MAXGRP QCKLEV QCKLEVTM
SRVPORTID IGMPVLAN VPI VCI UV UE UP RCVGLBLV MAXBANDWIDTH VIDEOVPI VIDEOVCI
VIDEOUV VIDEOUE VIDEOUP ENABLELOG
Output Parameter

PSTAT OCTET l ONLINE Indicates the status of the multicast

STRING l OFFLINE user.
l BLOCK
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias for the multicast
STRING user.
AUTH OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable the

STRING l OFF authentication.
MAXGRP INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the maximum number of

multicast programs that are available
for a port at the same time.
l For the MA5600
V800R005C22B000, MA5600
V800R005C03B000, and MA5600
V800R005C33B000, this
parameter ranges from 1 to 16.
l For the MA5600 V300R003C05 in
the mvlan multicast VLAN mode,
this parameter ranges from 1 to 16.
l For the MA5600
V800R005C03B080 and later
versions, this parameter ranges
from 1 to 32.
l For the MA5300, this parameter
l For other devices, this parameter
ranges from 1 to 8.

QCKLEV OCTET l Immediate Specifies whether to enable the fast

STRING l Mac-based leave function.
l OFF This parameter is applicable to the
following devices:
l The MA5600 V003R003 and later
versions in the mvlan multicast
VLAN mode
l MA5600 V800R005 and later
versions
l UA5000IPMBV100R015 and later
versions
The value Mac-based is applicable to
the following devices:
l MA5600 V300R003C05 and later
versions
l MA5600 V800R005C01 and later
versions
l UA5000IPMBV100R015C02 and
later versions
QCKLEVT INTEGER 0-2000 Indicates the fast leave time. For the
M MA5600 V800R005 and later
versions, this parameter is deleted and
"--" is displayed.
SRVPORTI INTEGER 1-131072 Service Port ID.

D
IGMPVLAN OCTET 1-4095 Indicates the multicast VLAN.

STRING If you add multiple VLANs for a user,
enter this parameter in the format of
IGMPVLAN1#IGMPVLAN2#IGMP
VLAN3...#IGMPVLANn, for
example, 20#21#22.
VPI OCTET l 0-4095 This parameter is displayed when the

STRING l auto device is the MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5680T, or UA5000
(IPMB).
For the MA5603U, this parameter
VCI OCTET l 32-65535 This parameter is displayed when the

STRING l auto device is the MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5680T, or UA5000
(IPMB).

UV OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the user-side VLAN ID.

STRING l untagged The MA5605, MA5100V2, and
l priority- MA5300V1 do not support this
tagged parameter.
UE OCTET l IPv4oE Indicates the user-side encapsulation

STRING l IPoE type. The meanings of the options are
as follows:
l PPPoE
l IPv4oE: Indicates that IPv4
l IPv6oE packets are encapsulated directly
on the Ethernet.
l IPoE: Indicates the Internet
Protocol over Ethernet (IPoE)
encapsulation type.
l PPPoE: Indicates the Point-to-
Point Protocol over Ethernet
(PPPoE) encapsulation type.
packets are encapsulated directly
on the Ethernet.
The MA5605, MA5100V2, and
MA5300V1 do not support this
parameter.
UP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the 802.1p priority list.

STRING The MA5605, MA5100V2, and
MA5300V1 do not support this
parameter.
RCVGLBLV OCTET l ON (New) Specifies whether to enable the

STRING l OFF function of receiving the global leave
message from the user.
The MA5600 V800R005 and later
The MA5600 V300R003C05 in the
mvlan multicast VLAN mode also

MAXBAND INTEGER -1 to (New) Indicates the maximum

WIDTH +4294967294 multicast bandwidth of the user.
Unit: kbit/s.
Range: 0-4294967294. The number -1
indicates that the bandwidth is not
restricted.
The MA5600 V800R005 and later
The MA5600 V300R003C05 in the
mvlan multicast VLAN mode also
When the value is -1, means the
maxbandwith is unrestricted.
VIDEOVPI OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the VPI of the video service.

STRING l auto NOTE
The UA5000 (IPMB) does not support
this parameter.
VIDEOVCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the VCI of the video service.

STRING l auto NOTE
this parameter.
VIDEOUV OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the user-side VLAN ID of

STRING l untagged the video service.
NOTE
l priority- The UA5000 (IPMB) does not support
tagged this parameter.
VIDEOUE OCTET l IPv4oE Indicates the user-side encapsulation

STRING l IPoE type of the video service.
l PPPoE The meanings of the options are as
follows:
l IPv6oE
l IPoE: Indicates the IPoE
encapsulation type.
l PPPoE: Indicates the PPPoE
encapsulation type.
NOTE
this parameter.
VIDEOUP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the multi-service 802.1p

STRING priority of the video service.
NOTE
this parameter.

ENABLELO OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable the

G STRING l OFF function of reporting multicast user
logs.
After ENABLELOG is enabled, user
logs can be recorded and will be
reported to the multicast server.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required multicast user does
not exist. Ensure that the entered
information for querying the
multicast user is correct.
Example
l Discrete mode:
To query the list of all the users of the device named MA5300_10.71.60.39, run the
following command:
LST-NTVPORTBASIC::DEV=MA5300_10.71.60.39:4::;
7352322 2005-06-09 11:12:25
M 4 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NTV port attributes of the device MA5300_10.71.60.39
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------
DID FN SN PN PSTAT ALIAS AUTH MAXGRP QCKLEV
7352322 0 4 12 2 test_user_0-4-12 ON 2
OFF
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------
;
l Profile mode:
To query the list of the users (ONTID: 3; GEMPORTID: 1) of port 0/2/0 on the device
LST-
NTVPORTBASIC::DEV=10.71.211.98,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0,ONTID=3,GEMPORTID
=1:CTAG::;
7340033 2009-01-05 12:05:37
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1

blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NTV port attributes of the device 10.71.211.98
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
DID FN SN PN PSTAT ALIAS AUTH MAXGRP QCKLEV
QCKLEVTM
7340033 0 2 0 OFFLINE IGMPUser_0_2_0_3_1/single OFF 8
MAC-BASED --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
;
Related Command
15.7.5 Querying the Rights Profile of a Multicast User (LST-

NTVPORTRP)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-NTVPORTRP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num[(,GEMPORTID=port-id)|(,ONTID=ont-id)|(,ONTID=ont-id,GEMPORTID=port-id)|
(,VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)][,FLOWTYPE=flwtype,FLOWPARA=flowpara[,FLOWPARA2=flowpara2]])|
(SPNAME=serviceport-name|SPALIAS=serviceport-alias|SRVPORTID=serviceport-ID|
ALIAS=igmpuser-alias|NAME=igmpuser-name):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=STARTTIME ENDTIME];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
61 MA5626E
66 MA5626G

64 MA5651
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
100 MA5616
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2312 MA5628
2331 MA5608T
2319 MA5621
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7

2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. It -

is used for location.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is -

used for location.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. It is -

used for location.


D This parameter is set to
locate the port only for the
GPON devices.
l Discrete mode: In the
case of the ONTID and
GEMPORTID
The value of the
GEMPORTID
128 to 3999.
ONTID parameter and
the GEMPORTID
The value of the
GEMPORTID
0 to 1023.

NOTE l Discrete mode: In the
If the UNI port case of the ONTID and
is of 10G GPON
GEMPORTID
or 10G EPON,
the value range parameters, only one
is 0-255; if the parameter can be set.
UNI port is of l Profile mode: Both the
1G GPON or 1G
ONTID parameter and
EPON, the value
range is 0-127. the GEMPORTID


STRING l auto identifier. It is used for
location.
Restriction: The VPI and
the VCI must be set.
l If you set only the VPI
and the VCI, a single-
service multicast user is
located.
l If you do not set the
VPI or the VCI, the
system considers that
there is no VPI or VCI
by default.
l If you set the VPI and
the VCI to auto, an
auto-sensing multicast
user is located.
l If you set the VPI and
the VCI to the numbers
that range from 0 to
4095, the system
considers that the VPI
and the VCI exist.
l In the case of the
MA5603U, this
0 to 255.
VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual -

STRING l auto channel identifier. It is
used for location.
If you set only the VPI and
In the case of the
MA5603U, this parameter

FLOWTYPE INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the type of the -

multi-service flow that is
bound to a multicast user.
It is used for location. This
parameter is mandatory if
the service type of the
service virtual port is
multi-service.
NOTE
For the UA5000 (IPMB),
only the UA5000
versions support this
parameter.
l 1: user VLAN
l 2: encapsulation
priority
l 4: user VLAN +
encapsulation
Relationship to other
parameters:
l When FLOWTYPE is
set to 1 or 2,
FLOWPARA must be
set.
l When FLOWTYPE is
set to 3 and the user-
side VLAN ID is not 0,
FLOWPARA and
FLOWPARA2
parameters must be set.
l When FLOWTYPE is
set to 4, FLOWPARA
and FLOWPARA2
must be set.

FLOWPARA INTEGER l When Indicates the multi-service -

or OCTET FLOWTYP parameter. It is used for
STRING E is set to 1, location.
the values NOTE
are 1-4095, For the UA5000 (IPMB),
untagged, or only the UA5000
priority- V100R019C01 and later
versions support this
tagged.
parameter.
NOTE
For the l When FLOWTYPE is
UA5000 set to 1, this parameter
(IPMB), the indicates user VLAN.
value ranges
from 1 to
l When FLOWTYPE is
4095. set to 2, this parameter
indicates encapsulation
l When
type.
FLOWTYP
E is set to 2, l When FLOWTYPE is
the value set to 3, this parameter
ranges from indicates 802.1p
1 to 2, where priority. When
1 indicates FLOWTYPE is set to
IPoE and 2 3 and the user-side
indicates VLAN ID is not 0,
PPPoE. FLOWPARA and
FLOWPARA2
l When
FLOWTYP
E is set to 3, l When FLOWTYPE is
the value set to 4, this parameter
ranges from indicates encapsulation
0 to 7. type. This parameter
and parameter
l When
FLOWPARA2 must be
FLOWTYP
set.
E is set to 4,
the value
ranges from
1 to 2, where
1 indicates
IPoE and 2
indicates
PPPoE.

FLOWPARA INTEGER l When Indicates the multi-service -

2 or OCTET FLOWTYP parameter 2. It is used for
STRING E is set to 3, location.
the value NOTE
ranges from For the UA5000 (IPMB),
0 to 4095. only the UA5000
l When versions support this
FLOWTYP parameter.
E is set to 4,
l When the
the values
FLOWTYPE is set to
are 1-4095,
3. this parameter
untagged, or
indicates user VLAN.
priority-
tagged. – When
NOTE
FLOWTYPE is set
For the to 3 and the user-
UA5000 side VLAN ID is
(IPMB), the not 0, FLOWPARA
value ranges and FLOWPARA2
from 1 to parameters must be
4095.
set.
– When the user-side
VLAN ID is 0, the
FLOWPARA2
parameter is
optional and can be
set to 0.
l When FLOWTYPE is
set to 4, this parameter
This parameter and
parameter
FLOWPARA must be
set.

STRING name.
SPALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the service port -

STRING alias.
SRVPORTID INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service port -

ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (96) Indicates the multicast user -

STRING name.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the multicast user -

STRING alias.

SHOWOPTI OCTET l STARTTIM Specifies whether the -

ON STRING E column of a selected
l ENDTIME attribute is displayed in the
returned results. The
returned results display the
attribute column for a
selected attribute but do
not display the attribute
column by default. This
parameter is optional.
Response Format
Format Description.
title= "NTV port attributes of the device"+ device-name +" frame number: "+ frame-
number + " slot ID: " + slot-number + "port ID:" + port-number
name of attributes: RPNAME
Output Parameter
RPNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

STRING rights profile of the NTV
user.
STARTTIME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the start time for

STRING an ordered program.
NOTE
This parameter is supported
by the MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5680T, and MA5608T.
ENDTIME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the end time of

STRING an ordered program.
NOTE
This parameter is supported
by the MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5680T, and MA5608T.
Error Code
entered device name is
correct.

2686058498 Invalid parameter or value Check and ensure that the

of parameter is wrong. command is correct
according to the following
requirements:
by the command.
names are correct.
order.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The profile to be queried

does not exist.
Example
l Discrete mode:
To query the rights profiles of the multicast user (DEV: MA5600_10.71.60.39; FN: 0;
SN: 4; PN: 12; VPI: 0; VCI: 36; FLOWTYPE: 1; FLOWPARA: 128), run the
following command:
LST-
NTVPORTRP::DEV=MA5600_10.71.60.39,FN=0,SN=4,PN=12,VPI=0,VCI=36,FL
OWTYPE=1,FLOWPARA=128:5::;
NOTE
If the specified multicast user does not exist, the profile of this user cannot be displayed.
7352322 2005-06-09 11:30:14
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
NTV port attributes of the device MA5300_10.71.60.39 Frame number:0 slot ID:4
port ID:12
-----------
RPNAME
cctv3
cctv4
cctv5
-----------
;
l Profile mode:
To query the rights profiles of the multicast user (DEV: 10.71.211.98; FN: 0; SN: 2; PN:
0; ONTID: 3; GEMPORTID: 1), run the following command:
LST-
NTVPORTRP::DEV=10.71.211.98,FN=0,SN=2,PN=0,ONTID=3,GEMPORTID=1:5
::;


7340033 2009-01-05 14:32:11
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
NTV port attributes of the device 10.71.211.98 Frame number:0 slot ID:2 port
ID:0 ONTID:3 GemPortIndex:1
-----------
RPNAME
test
-----------
;
Related Command
LST-NTVRP
15.7.6 Querying Rights Profiles (LST-NTVRP)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-NTVRP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T

2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
Input Parameter

device ID.

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

title= "NTV right profiles of the device"+ device-name

name of attributes: RPNAME
Output Parameter
RPNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

STRING rights profile.
Error Code
entered device name is
correct.
Example
To query the rights profiles of MA5300_10.71.60.39, run the following command:
LST-NTVRP::DEV=MA5300_10.71.60.39:5::;

7352322 2005-06-09 11:30:14
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
NTV right profiles of the device MA5300_10.71.60.39
-----------
RPNAME
cctv3
cctv4
cctv5
-----------
;
Related Command
LST-NTVPORTRP
15.7.7 Querying the Programs Specified in a Rights Profile (LST-

RPPROGRAM)
Usage Note
None.

Command Format
LST-RPPROGRAM::(DT=device-type):CTAG::RPNAME=Right-profile-
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
100 MA5616
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er
RPNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name -

STRING of the rights profile.

R Device. type.
NOTE
To view the MDU
type that supports
decoupling, see the
value of the typeid
parameter in the oss
\server\nemgr
\nemgr_access\dcp
\pnp\product
\device type\device
type.xml file.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates -

ROFID STRING the device scope
profile name.
SHOWO OCTET l SCOPEPROFID Specifies whether -

PTION STRING to return the
optional attribute. If
this parameter is
set, the optional
attribute will be
returned.
Otherwise, the
optional attribute
Response Format
Format Description.
title= "NTV right profiles detail"
name of attributes: RPNAME ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP
SCOPEPROFID

Output Parameter
RPNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the name of

the rights profile.
ProgramIndex INTEGER 1-255 Indicates the index of

the program.
ProgramIP OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the IP

address of the
program.
ProgramName OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the name of

the program.
ProgramSourceIP OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the source

IP address of the
program.
SCOPEPROFID OCTET STRING SIZE(32) Indicates the device

scope profile name.
Error Code
2686058498 Invalid parameter or value Check and ensure that the

of parameter is wrong. command is proper
requirements:
by the command.
names are correct.
order.
102629427 The profile does not exist. Check and ensure that the
entered name of the rights
profile is correct.
Example
To query the programs specified in the rights profile profile1 on the MA5600T, run the
following command:
LST-RPPROGRAM::DT=249:5::RPNAME=profile1;


0 2010-11-20 10:16:59
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
NTV right profiles detail
------------------------------------------------------------------
RPNAME ProgramIndex ProgramIP ProgramName ProgramSourceIP
profile1 0 224.0.1.33 ntv31 10.70.41.218
profile1 1 224.0.1.64 ntv62 10.70.41.218
profile1 2 224.0.1.95 ntv93 10.70.41.218
------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.7.8 Querying the Multicast VLAN Information of a Device

(RTRV-IGMPVLAN)
Usage Note
Command Format
RTRV-IGMPVLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[IGMPVLAN=igmp-vlan-id];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Paramet Type Range Description Defaul
er t
DID INTE - Indicates the device ID. -

GER
DEV OCT SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by -

ET default. If the value of the
STRI configuration item
NG DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV
IGMPV INTE 1-4095 Indicates the multicast VLAN -

LAN GER For the ranges of this ID.
parameter in the case of
different devices, see
Table 24-11.
Response Format
Format Description.
title= "Multicast Vlan Information of the device" + device-name
DID IGMPVLAN
Output Parameter
IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the IGMP

For the ranges of this parameter VLAN ID.
in the case of different devices,
see Table 24-11.

Error Code
1613103236 The Multicast VLAN is not Check and ensure that the entered
exist IGMP VLAN ID is correct.
2686058531 The device does not exist Check and ensure that the entered
device name or device ID is correct.
Example
To query the multicast VLAN information of the device named 10.71.211.105, run the
following command:
RTRV-IGMPVLAN::DEV=10.71.211.105:-1481744349::;
7340032 2009-07-03 10:46:38
M -1481744349 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Multicast Vlan Information of the device 10.71.211.105
------------------
DIDIGMPVLAN
73400321
734003220
------------------
;
;
Related Command
RTRV-IGMPVLANDETAIL
15.7.9 Querying the Multicast VLAN of a Multicast User (LST-

NTVUSRIGMPVLAN)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-NTVUSRIGMPVLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num[(,GEMPORTID=port-id)|(,ONTID=ont-id)|(,ONTID=ont-
id,GEMPORTID=port-id)|(,VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)]
[,FLOWTYPE=flwtype,FLOWPARA=flowpara[,FLOWPARA2=flowpara2]])|(SPNAME=serviceport-
name|SRVPORTID=serviceport-ID):CTAG::;

Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
61 MA5626E
66 MA5626G
64 MA5651
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
100 MA5616
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2313 MA5652
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621

2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. It is -

used for location.

SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. It is -

used for location.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. It is -

used for location.

D This parameter is set to locate
the port only for the GPON
devices.
l Discrete mode: In the case
of the ONTID and
GEMPORTID
parameter can be set. The
value of the
GEMPORTID parameter
GEMPORTID parameter
can be set. The value of
the GEMPORTID
parameter ranges from 0
to 1023.

NOTE This parameter is set to locate
If the UNI port the ONT ID only for the
is of 10G
GPON or EPON devices.
GPON or 10G
EPON, the l Discrete mode: In the case
value range is of the ONTID and
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the parameter can be set.
0-127. ONTID parameter and the
GEMPORTID parameter
can be set.


location.
Restriction: The VPI and the
VCI must be set.
l If you do not set the VPI
or the VCI, the system
considers that there is no
VPI or VCI by default.
l If you set the VPI and the
VCI to auto, an auto-
sensing multicast user is
located.
l If you set the VPI and the
VCI to the numbers that
range from 0 to 4095, the
system considers that the
VPI and the VCI exist.
VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual channel -

location.

FLOWTYP INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the type of the -

E multi-service flow that is
bound to a multicast user. It is
used for location. This
parameter is mandatory if the
service type of the service
virtual port is multi-service.
NOTE
For the UA5000 (IPMB), only
the UA5000 V100R019C01 and
parameter.
l 1: user VLAN
l 2: encapsulation
priority
l 4: user VLAN +
encapsulation
Relationship to other
parameters:
l When FLOWTYPE is set
to 1 or 2, FLOWPARA
must be set.
to 3 and the user-side
VLAN ID is not 0,
FLOWPARA and
FLOWPARA2
to 4, FLOWPARA and
FLOWPARA2 must be
set.

FLOWPAR INTEGER l When Indicates the multi-service -

A or OCTET FLOWTY parameter. It is used for
STRING PE is set to location.
1, the NOTE
values are For the UA5000 (IPMB), only
1-4095, the UA5000 V100R019C01 and
untagged, later versions support this
parameter.
or priority-
tagged. l When FLOWTYPE is set
NOTE to 1, this parameter
For the indicates user VLAN.
UA5000 l When FLOWTYPE is set
(IPMB),
the value
to 2, this parameter
ranges indicates encapsulation
from 1 to type.
4095. l When FLOWTYPE is set
l When to 3, this parameter
FLOWTY indicates 802.1p priority.
PE is set to When FLOWTYPE is set
2, the value to 3 and the user-side
ranges from VLAN ID is not 0,
1 to 2, FLOWPARA and
where 1 FLOWPARA2
indicates parameters must be set.
IPoE and 2 l When FLOWTYPE is set
indicates to 4, this parameter
PPPoE. indicates encapsulation
l When type. This parameter and
FLOWTY parameter FLOWPARA2
PE is set to must be set.
3, the value
ranges from
0 to 7.
l When
FLOWTY
PE is set to
4, the value
ranges from
1 to 2,
where 1
indicates
IPoE and 2
indicates
PPPoE.

FLOWPAR INTEGER l When Indicates the multi-service -

A2 or OCTET FLOWTY parameter 2. It is used for
STRING PE is set to location.
3, the value NOTE
ranges from For the UA5000 (IPMB), only
0 to 4095. the UA5000 V100R019C01 and
l When parameter.
FLOWTY
PE is set to l When the FLOWTYPE
4, the is set to 3. this parameter
values are indicates user VLAN.
1-4095, – When FLOWTYPE is
untagged, set to 3 and the user-
or priority- side VLAN ID is not 0,
tagged. FLOWPARA and
NOTE FLOWPARA2
For the parameters must be set.
UA5000 – When the user-side
(IPMB),
the value
VLAN ID is 0, the
ranges FLOWPARA2
from 1 to parameter is optional
4095. and can be set to 0.
to 4, this parameter
This parameter and
parameter FLOWPARA
must be set.

STRING name
SRVPORTI INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service port ID. -

D
Response Format
Format Description.
title= "NTV User attributes of the device"+ device-name +" frame number: "+ frame-
number + " slot ID: " + slot-number + "port ID:" + port-number
name of attributes: IGMPVLAN

Output Parameter
IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the multicast VLAN of

the NTV user.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does not Check and ensure that the entered device
exist. name is correct.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Check and ensure that the command is

parameter or mandatory correct according to the following
parameter is null, or requirements:
Value of parameter is l The parameter values do not exceed
wrong the ranges of the parameters specified
by the command.
correct.
correct order.
2686058552 The resource does not Check and ensure that the queried
exist. multicast VLAN exists.
Example
To query the multicast VLANs of the multicast user of port 0/1/5 on the device named
LST-
NTVUSRIGMPVLAN::DEV=10.78.217.55,FN=0,SN=1,PN=5,FLOWTYPE=1,FLOWPA
RA=887:CTAG::;
7340127 2010-12-25 15:35:26
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
NTV User attributes of the device 10.78.217.55 Frame number:0 slot ID:1 port ID:5
-------------
IGMPVLAN
4000
878
883
896
-------------
;

Related Command
None.
15.7.10 Querying the Details of a Multicast VLAN (RTRV-

IGMPVLANDETAIL)
Usage Note
Command Format
RTRV-IGMPVLANDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::IGMPVLAN=igmp-vlan-id;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er
DID INTE - Indicates the device ID. -

GER


er
DEV OCT SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by -

ET default. If the value of the
STRI configuration item
NG DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV
According to the IP
Address.
IGMPVL INTE 1-4095 Indicates the multicast VLAN -

AN GER For the ranges of ID.
this parameter in the
case of different
devices, see Table
24-11.
Response Format
Format Description.
title= "The Details of a Multicast Vlan of the device"+device-name
DID IGMPVLAN ALIAS MODE VERSION ENABLELOG UPLINKFN UPLINKSN UPLINKPN REPORTPROXY
LEAVEPROXY REPORTINTERVAL PRI SENDGLBLV MATCHMODE SGROUPIP EGROUPIP
Output Parameter
ter

R
IGMPV INTEGE 1-4095 Indicates the multicast VLAN -

LAN R ID.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias of the -

STRING multicast VLAN.
MODE OCTET l PROXY Indicates the IGMP mode. -

STRING l SNOOPING
l OFF
VERSI OCTET l V2 Indicates the IGMP version. -

ON STRING l V3


ter
ENABL OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable -

ELOG STRING l OFF multicast log recording.
UPLIN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of -

KFN R the default upstream port.
This upstream port is the
default port in the multicast
VLAN through which
transmitted and received.
The subrack ID, slot ID, and
port ID must all be set.
UPLIN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the -

KSN R default upstream port.
UPLIN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the -

KPN R default upstream port.
REPOR OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable -

TPROX STRING l OFF the Report packet proxy.
Y
LEAVE OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable -

PROXY STRING l OFF the Leave packet proxy.
REPOR INTEGE 10-5000 Indicates the interval of -

TINTE R unsolicited reporting.
RVAL Unit: s.
PRI INTEGE 0-7 Indicates the priority of the -

R IGMP packet.
SENDG OCTET l ON Specifies whether to send the -

LBLV STRING l OFF global Leave packet.
MATCH OCTET l ON Indicates the program match -

MODE STRING l OFF mode.
SGROU OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the start IP address -

PIP STRING of the dynamic program
generation group.
The start IP address and the
end IP address must be set.


ter
EGROU OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the end IP address -

PIP STRING of the dynamic program
generation group.
The start IP address and the
end IP address must be set.
Error Code
1613103 The Multicast VLAN is Check and ensure that the entered IGMP VLAN
236 not exist ID is correct.
2686058 The device does not exist Check and ensure that the entered device name or
531 device ID is correct.
498 parameter or mandatory correct according to the following requirements:
parameter is null, or l The parameter values do not exceed the ranges
Value of parameter is of the parameters specified by the command.
wrong
l The parameters are entered in the correct order.
Example
To query the details of the IGMP VLAN on the device named 10.71.211.105, run the
following command:
RTRV-IGMPVLANDETAIL::DEV=10.71.211.105:1579528954::IGMPVLAN=1;

7340032 2009-07-03 10:46:39
M 1579528954 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The Details of a Multicast Vlan of the device 10.71.211.105
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
DID IGMPVLAN ALIAS MODE VERSION ENABLELOG UPLINKFN
UPLINKSN UPLINKPN REPORTPROXY LEAVEPROXY REPORTINTERVAL PRI
SENDGLBLV MATCHMODE SGROUPIP EGROUPIP
7340032 1 For_TEST_CH SNOOPING V3 ON 0 10 0 ON
ON 10 0 ON ON 224.1.1.1 224.254.254.254
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
;

Related Command
RTRV-IGMPVLAN
15.7.11 Querying the Details on a Multicast VLAN (LST-

IGMPVLANDETAIL)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-IGMPVLANDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),VLANID=vlan-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
37 MA5662
2343 MA5694S
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
61 MA5626E
66 MA5626G
64 MA5651
70 MA5610

92 MA5652G
100 MA5616
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2313 MA5652
2323 MA5622A
2324 MA5623
2312 MA5628
2326 MA5623A
2319 MA5621
2322 MA5621A
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
Input Parameter
Param Type Range Description Defaul
eter t
DID INTEG - Indicates the device ID. N/A

ER
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default device name. If the N/A
STRIN value of the configuration item
Address.

Param Type Range Description Defaul

eter t
VLANI INTEG 1-4095 Indicates the multicast VLAN ID. N/A

D ER
Response Format
Format Description.
title= "The Details of a Multicast Vlan of the device"+ device-name
DID VLANID NAME ALIAS MODE VERSION ENABLELOG UPLINKFN
SENDGLBLV MATCHMODE SGROUPIP EGROUPIP INNERVLANID VIDEOMODE
Output Parameter
er

R
VLANID INTEGE 1-4095 Indicates the multicast VLAN ID.

R
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name for the multicast VLAN.
STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the multicast VLAN.
STRING
MODE OCTET l PROXY Indicates the IGMP mode.

STRING l SNOOPING
l OFF
VERSIO OCTET l V2 Indicates the IGMP version.

N STRING l V3
ENABLE OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable multicast log

LOG STRING l OFF recording.
UPLINK INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of upstream port.

FN R This upstream port is the default port in the
multicast VLAN through which multicast
packets are transmitted and received.
UPLINK INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of upstream port.

SN R
UPLINK INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the port ID of upstream port.

PN R


er
REPORT OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable the report packet

PROXY STRING l OFF proxy.
LEAVEP OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable the leave packet

ROXY STRING l OFF proxy.
REPORT INTEGE 10-5000 Indicates the interval of unsolicited reporting.

INTERV R Unit: s.
AL
PRI INTEGE 0-7 Indicates the priority of the IGMP packet.

R
SENDGL OCTET l ON Specifies whether to send global leave

BLV STRING l OFF packet.
MATCH OCTET l ON Indicates the program match mode.

MODE STRING l OFF
SGROUP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the start IP address of the dynamic
IP STRING program generation group.
EGROU OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the end IP address of the dynamic
PIP STRING program generation group.
INNERV INTEGE 1-4095 Indicates the ID of the inner VLAN in the

LANID R NOTE upstream direction. This parameter is
Ranges of this returned only for stacking VLAN or QinQ
parameter vary VLAN.
with devices. For
details, see the MA5600 V800R007C01 and later versions
appendix Table of the MA5680T, MA5600T, and MA5603T
24-11. support this parameter.
VIDEO OCTET l MULTICAST Indicates the video mode.

MODE STRING l UNICAST Options are as follows:
l MULTICAST: multicast mode, a point-to-
multipoint communication mode
l UNICAST: unicast mode, a point-to-point
communication mode.
of the MA5680T, MA5600T, and MA5603T

Error Code
2686058531 The device does not exist. l Ensure that the device is
l By default, the device is located
according to the device name. If the
value of the configuration item

or mandatory parameter is according to the following
null, or Value of parameter is requirements:
wrong l The parameter values do not exceed
the parameter ranges specified by
the command.
correct.
correct order.
1613103236 The multicast VLAN is not Ensure that the entered VLAN ID is
exist. correct.
Example
To query details of the multicast VLAN 100 on the device named 10.144.79.212, run the
following command:
LST-IGMPVLANDETAIL::DEV=10.144.79.212,VLANID=100:CTAG::;
7340041 2011-02-21 20:15:45
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The Details of a Multicast Vlan of the device 10.144.79.212
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------
DID VLANID NAME ALIAS MODE VERSION ENABLELOG UPLINKFN
SENDGLBLV MATCHMODE SGROUPIP EGROUPIP INNERVLANID VIDEOMODE
7340041 100 IGMPVlan_100 igmpvlan-alias OFF V3 ON --
-- -- ON ON 10 6 ON ON -- -- 100 MULTICAST
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

---------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.7.12 Querying the Multicast Subtend Port (LST-

NTVCASCADE)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-NTVCASCADE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num]
[,PN=port-num][,ONTID=ont-id][,GEMPORTID=port-id]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
57 MA5606T
37 MA5662
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter

DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 This parameter is set to -

NOTE locate the ONT ID only
If the UNI port for the GPON or EPON
is of 10G devices.
GPON or 10G
EPON, the l Discrete mode: For the
value range is ONTID and
UNI port is of parameters, only one
1G GPON or parameter can be set.
1G EPON, the
the GEMPORTID

GEMPORTID INTEGER 0-3999 (Optional) Indicates the -

GEM port ID. This
parameter is set only for
the GPON devices.
ONTID and
GEMPORTID
The value of the
GEMPORTID
128 to 3999.
ONTID parameter and
the GEMPORTID
The value of the
GEMPORTID
0 to 1023.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The NTV Cascade Port Attributes List of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID ALIAS MISMATCH QCKLEV
STATIC CONCERNMVLAN
Output Parameter


NOTE
If the UNI port
is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
GEMPORTI INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID.

D
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias of the multicast

STRING subtend port.
MISMATCH OCTET l TRANSPA Indicates the packet processing mode.

STRING RENT
l DISCARD
QCKLEV OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable the fast

STRING l OFF leave function of the multicast
subtend port.
If this function is enabled, when the
subtend port receives a Leave packet,
the program corresponding to this
packet becomes unavailable
immediately.
STATIC OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable the static

STRING l OFF addition function of the multicast
subtend port.
If this function is enabled, programs
can be added statically on this
multicast subtend port.
CONCERN OCTET l ON Specifies whether to pay attention to

MVLAN STRING l OFF the multicast VLAN in the multicast
packet.

Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required multicast ports do
not exist. Ensure that the entered
information for querying the
multicast user is correct.
Example
On port 0/6/0 of the device named MA5600T_10.78.217.216, run the following command to
query the cascading port information of a multicast user whose ONT ID is 3 and GEM port
ID is 2:
LST-
NTVCASCADE::DEV=MA5600T_10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0,ONTID=3,GEMPO
RTID=2:15::;

7340061 2012-08-13 22:05:02
M 15 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The NTV Cascade Port Attributes List of the device MA5600T_10.78.217.216

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID ALIAS MISMATCH QCKLEV
STATIC CONCERNMVLAN
7340061 0 6 0 3 2 tester TRANSPARENT OFF OFF --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
Related Command
15.8 Querying GPON Resources

This command is used to query GPON resources, including the GPON ports, ONTs, and GEM
ports.
15.8.1 Querying the List of GPON Ports (LST-GPONPORT)
Usage Note
None

Command Format
LST-GPONPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-
id]]]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.

slot ID.

port ID.

NOTE
l Enter either the device ID or the device name.

l Enter the subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID in order. For example, you can enter the slot ID only after
you enter the subrack ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gponport information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN NAME ALIAS NEAREST
FARTHEST DNFEC AUTOFINDONT
Output Parameter
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

STRING port.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias for the

STRING port.
NEAREST INTEGER 0-40 Indicates the minimum

NOTE distance.
For 10G GPON
ports, the value of
this parameter ranges
from 0 to 60.
FARTHEST INTEGER 0-60 Indicates the maximum

NOTE distance.
For 10G GPON
ports, the value of
this parameter ranges
from 0 to 100.
DNFEC OCTET l ENABLE Specifies whether to enable

STRING l DISABLE the downstream FEC
function.
AUTOFINDON OCTET l ENABLE Specifies whether to enable

T STRING l DISABLE the function of automatically
discovering the ONU.

Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not If the queried resource does not exist,
exist. enter a parameter to locate an available
resource and then reissue the command.
Example
To query the list of GPON ports connected to port 0/5/1 on the device named 10.78.217.111,
LST-GPONPORT::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=5,PN=1:6::;
7340034 2010-11-20 12:35:13
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gponport information of the device 10.78.217.111

------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN NAME ALIAS NEAREST FARTHEST DNFEC
AUTOFINDONT
7340034 0 5 1 Frame0/Slot5/Port1 -- 0 20 DISABLE
DISABLE
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
l LST-ONT
l LST-GPONPORTDETAIL
15.8.2 Querying the Details of a GPON Port (LST-

GPONPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
NOTICE

Command Format
LST-GPONPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=OPTMODSTATUS LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME
LSTDOWNCAUSE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ID.


r
SHOWOP OCTET l OPTMODSTA (Optional) Specifies the -

TION STRING TUS attributes that can be
l LSTUPTIME displayed in the
returned result. If you
l LSTDOWNTI set this parameter, the
ME corresponding
l LSTDOWNCA attributes are displayed.
USE By default, the
attributes are not
displayed.
NOTE

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gpon port detail information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN PSTAT NAME ALIAS NEAREST
FARTHEST DNFEC AUTOFINDONT ONTPWDRENEW ONTPWDRENEWINTER IGMPALLOCBW
MINBW LEFTBW USABLEBW IGMPUSEDBW LOOPBACK ILLEGALONT OPTMODSTATUS
LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE
Output Parameter
er

R

R

R

R
PSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the current port status.

STRING l Activating
l Deactive


er
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the port name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the port alias.

STRING
NEARES INTEGE 0-40 Indicates the minimum distance.

T R NOTE Unit: km.
For 10G
GPON ports,
the value of
this
parameter
ranges from 0
to 60.
FARTHE INTEGE 0-60 Indicates the maximum distance.

ST R NOTE Unit: km.
For 10G
GPON ports,
the value of
this
parameter
ranges from 0
to 100.
DNFEC OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to enable the downstream FEC

STRING l CLOSE function.
AUTOFI OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to enable the function of

NDONT STRING l CLOSE automatically discovering the ONU.
ONTPW OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to update the key of the ONU.
DRENE STRING l CLOSE
W
ONTPW INTEGE 5-1440 Indicates the update period of the key of the
DRENE R ONU.
WINTER Unit: minutes.
IGMPAL INTEGE 512-2608857 Indicates the bandwidth that is allocated for the
LOCBW R multicast service.
Unit: kbit/s.
MINBW INTEGE 384-1024 Indicates the minimum bandwidth of the T-

R CONT.
Unit: kbit/s.
LEFTBW INTEGE 0-2608857 Indicates the remaining bandwidth of the port.

R Unit: kbit/s.


er
USABLE INTEGE 0-2608857 Indicates the available remaining bandwidth of

BW R the port.
Unit: kbit/s.
IGMPUS INTEGE 0-2608857 Indicates the bandwidth that is used by the

EDBW R multicast service.
Unit: kbit/s.
LOOPBA OCTET l NOLOOP Specifies the loopback for the GEM port of the
CK STRING l 128-3999 PON port. If this parameter is set to a value that
ranges from 128 to 3999, it indicates that the
loopback is set for the GEM port whose ID is the
same as the preset value. Only one loopback can
be set for each PON port.
ILLEGA OCTET l EXISTEN Specifies whether a malicious ONT exists. The

LONT STRING T malicious ONT does not transmit optical signals
l INEXIST according to the allocated timestamp.
ENT
OPTMO OCTET l ONLINE Indicates the GPON port optical module status.
DSTATU STRING l OFFLINE Options are as follows:
S
l ONLINE
l OFFLINE
The following versions of NEs in profile mode
l MA5680T, MA5603T, and MA5600T
l MA5603U V800R010C00 and later versions
l MA5608T V800R012C00 and later versions
l MA5800-X17 and MA5800-X7
LSTUPTI OCTET Format: Indicates the last up time of the port. This time is
ME STRING YYYY-MM- a UTC time.
DD hh:mm:ss The following versions of NEs in profile mode
l MA5800-X17 and MA5800-X7


er
LSTDO OCTET Format: Indicates the last down time of the port. This time
WNTIM STRING YYYY-MM- is a UTC time.
E DD hh:mm:ss The following versions of NEs in profile mode
l MA5800-X17 and MA5800-X7
LSTDO OCTET l LOS Indicates the last down cause of the port.
WNCAU STRING l OpticMod Options are as follows:
SE uleAbsenc l LOS: Signal loss occurs.
e
l OpticModuleAbsence: The optical module is
l OpticMod not installed.
uleFault
l OpticModuleFault: The optical module is
l OpticPort faulty.
Closed
l OpticPortClosed: The port is disabled.
The following versions of NEs in profile mode
l MA5800-X17 and MA5800-X7
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not If the queried resource does not exist, enter
exist. a parameter to locate an available resource
and then reissue the command.
Example
Example 1: To query the details of port 0/5/1 on the device named 10.78.217.111, run the
following command:
LST-GPONPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=5,PN=1:6::;

7340032 2010-11-20 12:55:10

M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon port detail information of the device 10.78.217.111

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
DID FN SN PN PSTAT NAME ALIAS NEAREST FARTHEST
DNFEC AUTOFINDONT ONTPWDRENEW ONTPWDRENEWINTER IGMPALLOCBW
MINBW LEFTBW USABLEBW IGMPUSEDBW LOOPBACK ILLEGALONT
7340034 0 5 1 Activating Frame0/Slot5/Port1 -- 0 20
CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE -- 716800 -- 1238784 -- 0 -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
Example 2: To query the details of port 0/2/1 on the device named 10.144.79.105, run the
following command:
LST-
GPONPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.144.79.105,FN=0,SN=2,PN=1:CTAG::SHOWOPTION
=OPTMODSTATUS LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE;
7340037 2014-01-17 14:44:13
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon port detail information of the device 10.144.79.105

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
DNFEC AUTOFINDONT ONTPWDRENEW ONTPWDRENEWINTER IGMPALLOCBW
MINBW LEFTBW USABLEBW IGMPUSEDBW LOOPBACK ILLEGALONT
OPTMODSTATUS LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE
7340037 0 2 1 Active Frame:0/Slot:2/Port:1 -- 0 20
CLOSE OPEN CLOSE -- 716800 -- 1207296 1232918 0 --
INEXISTENT ONLINE 2014-01-13 15:31:52 2014-01-13 15:30:26 LOS
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
Related Command
LST-GPONPORT

15.8.3 Querying the Information About an Upstream GPON Port

(LST-GPONNNIPORT)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-GPONNNIPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=PSTAT];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
57 MA5606T
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
100 MA5616
96 MA5620
92 MA5652G
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2319 MA5621
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.

2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
Input Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device N/A

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

SHOWOPTI OCTET PSTAT Specifies the optional N/A

ON STRING attributes that can be
displayed.
l If you do not set
this parameter, the
optional attributes
are not displayed.
l If you set this
parameter, the
optional attributes
are displayed.
NOTE
Enter either the device ID or the device name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gpon NNI information of the device "+device-name name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN PSTAT
Output Parameter
PSTAT OCTET l NORMAL Indicates the port status.

STRING l FAULT
l UNKNOWN

Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid parameter or Verify that the command is correct

mandatory parameter is null, or according to the following
Value of parameter is wrong requirements:
command.
l The entered parameter names
are correct.
l The parameters are entered in
the correct order.
2686058552 The resource does not exist. If the queried resource does not
exist, enter a parameter to locate an
the command.
Example
To query the information about the upstream port on the device named 10.71.227.24, run the
following command:
LST-GPONNNIPORT::DEV=10.71.227.24:1::;

7340069 2010-11-20 13:24:36 M 1 COMPLD EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded. blktag=1
blkcount=1 blktotal=1 Gpon NNI information of the device 10.71.227.24
-------------------- DID FN SN PN 7340069 0 0 1
-------------------- ;
Related Command
None
15.8.4 Querying the List of ONUs (LST-ONT)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-ONT::[NAME=onu-name|ONTSN=ont-serianu|PWD=ont-password][[,]((DID=Device-ID|
DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-id[,ONTID=ont-id]]]][,
(ONTSN=ont-serianum)|(RUNSTAT=run stat)])|(ONUDID=Mdu-Device-id|ONUDEV=Mdu-Device-
name)]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=SERIALNUM PWD LOID CHECKCODE ALMPROF DEV VLAN PRI IP
MASK GATE ROUTEIP ROUTEMASK NEXTHOP SNMPPROF OPTALMPROF VAPROF MACLEARN
SRVLEVELPROF LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME DEVCURRENTTIME VASPROFILESET BINDWIDTHTYPE
OPERSTATE];

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ONU name. N/A

STRING
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) SIZE (36) N/A

STRING NOTE NOTE
For the OLTs For the OLTs earlier than
earlier than V800R011C00, the maximum
V800R011C00, length of password for ONTs
the maximum connected to the OLTs is 10
length of characters.
password for
ONTs connected
to the OLTs is 10
characters.
DID INTEGER - Indicates the OLT ID. N/A


er
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default OLT N/A

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of N/A

the OLT.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the N/A

OLT.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the N/A

OLT.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. N/A

NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port is For GPBD boards, the value
of 10G GPON, ranges from 0 to 127. For
the value range is GPBC boards, the value ranges
0-255; if the UNI from 0 to 63.
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTSN OCTET SIZE(16) Indicates the serial number. N/A

STRING Format: 12-byte character
string XXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
RUNST OCTET UP Indicate the running N/A

AT STRING DOWN information about the ONT.
ONUDI INTEGER - Indicates the MDU ID. N/A

D


er
ONUDE OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the device name of N/A

V STRING the MDU.
Indicates the default device
name. If the value of the
configuration item
According to the IP
Address.


er
SHOWO OCTET l SERIALNU Specifies the attributes that N/A

PTION STRING M can be displayed in the
l PWD returned result. If you enter
SERIALNUM or PWD, the
l LOID value of SERIALNUM or
l CHECKCOD PWD is displayed in the
E returned result.
l ALMPROF NOTE
You cannot enter NAME as
l DEV location information for the
l VLAN LSTUPTIME,
LSTDOWNTIME, and
l PRI DEVCURRENTTIME
l IP parameters.
l MASK
l GATE
l ROUTEIP
l ROUTEMAS
K
l NEXTHOP
l SNMPPROF
l OPTALMPR
OF
l VAPROF
l MACLEARN
l SRVLEVELP
ROF
l LSTUPTIME
l LSTDOWNT
IME
l DEVCURRE
NTTIME
l VASPROFIL
ESET
l HARDWAR
EVERSION
l BINDWIDT
HTYPE
l OPERSTATE

NOTE
l You can set one of the following items to locate an ONU:

l ONU name (NAME)
l Device ID or name of the OLT + (optional) subrack ID/slot ID/port ID or ONT ID
l Device ID or name of the MDU
l Enter the subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID in order. For example, you can enter the slot ID
only after you enter the subrack ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Ont information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS
CAPABPROF VENDORID EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT
LINEPROF SRVPROF SERIALNUM PWD LOID CHECKCODE ALMPROF DEV VLAN PRI IP MASK
GATE ROUTEIP ROUTEMASK NEXTHOP SNMPPROF OPTALMPROF VAPROF MACLEARN SRVLEVELPROF
LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME DEVCURRENTTIME VASPROFILESET BINDWIDTHTYPE OPERSTATE
Output Parameter
eter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID of the OLT.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the OLT.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the OLT.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the OLT.

NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the name of the ONU.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the alias for the ONU.
STRING NOTE NOTE
For the MA5600 The following characters are supported:
V800R005C03, l English letters: A-Z and a-z.
MA5600
V800R005C23, l Numbers: 0-9.
and MA5600 l Symbols: ( ) _ - + . / \ | and space.
V800R005C33, the
alias consists of up
to 32 characters.


eter
CAPAB OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of the capability set
The parameter is available only when the
ONU is in the discrete mode.
VEND OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the vendor ID.

ORID STRING
EQUIP OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the ONU ID.

MENTI STRING
D
MAINS OCTET SIZE (14) Indicates the software version.

OFTVE STRING
RSION
AUTH OCTET l SN Indicates the authentication mode.

STRING l SN_PASSWO
RD
l ALWAYS_ON
l ONCE_ON
l LOID
l LOID_ONCE
ON
l LOID_CHEC
KCODE
l LOID_CHEC
KCODE_ONC
EON
AUTH INTEGER 1-168 Indicates the timeout period of the

TIMEO Disable authentication. This parameter is valid
UT only when the AUTH parameter is set to
ONCE_ON.
If you do not set this parameter, the value
is returned as Disable in the output
information.
Unit: h.
LINEP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the line profile.
ROF STRING The parameter is available only when the
ONU is in the profile mode.
SRVPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the service profile.
OF STRING The parameter is available only when the
ONU is in the profile mode.


eter
SERIA OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number. Format: 12-
LNUM STRING byte character string XXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. For details
about how to modify the format of the
returned SN, see 23.12 How to Modify
the Format of the Returned SN.
LOID OCTET SIZE (24) Indicates the logical authentication code of

STRING the ONT.
CHEC OCTET SIZE (12) Indicates the logical verification code of

KCOD STRING the ONT.
E
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the password.

STRING NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00, the
maximum length
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.
ALMP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alarm profile name.

ROF STRING
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default OLT name. If the
STRING value of the configuration item
VLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the management VLAN of the

ONU. When the location information
contains NAME and
SHOWOPTION=VLAN is entered, this
parameter is displayed as --.
PRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority of the ONU. When

the location information contains NAME
and SHOWOPTION=PRI is entered, this
parameter is displayed as --.
IP IPADDRESS N/A Indicates the IP address of the ONU.

When the location information contains
NAME and SHOWOPTION=IP is
entered, this parameter is displayed as --.


eter
MASK IPADDRESS N/A Indicates the IP mask of the ONU. When

and SHOWOPTION=MASK is entered,
this parameter is displayed as --.
GATE IPADDRESS N/A Indicates the default gateway of the ONU.

NAME and SHOWOPTION=GATE is
ROUT OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the destination IP address of the

EIP STRING ONU. When the location information
contains NAME and
SHOWOPTION=ROUTEIP is entered,
ROUT OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the destination mask of the

EMAS STRING ONU. When the location information
K contains NAME and
SHOWOPTION=ROUTEMASK is
NEXT OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the next hop IP address of the
HOP STRING ONU. When the location information
contains NAME and
SHOWOPTION=NEXTHOP is entered,
SNMP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the SNMP profile name of the
PROF STRING ONU. When the location information
contains NAME and
SHOWOPTION=SNMPPROF is
OPTAL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ONU optical power alarm
MPRO STRING profile bound to ONUs. The ONU optical
F power alarm profile is used to manage
optical module alarm thresholds in a
centralized manner.
NAME and
SHOWOPTION=OPTALMPROF is
VAPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a global ONT VAS
OF STRING profile or general ONT VAS profile. When
and SHOWOPTION=VAPROF is


eter
MACL OCTET l ENABLE Specifies whether to enable the MAC

EARN STRING l DISABLE address learning function for ONUs. When
and SHOWOPTION=MACLEARN is
NOTE
Only the OLT devices in discrete mode support
this parameter.
SRVLE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a service level

VELPR STRING profile. When the location information
OF contains NAME and
SHOWOPTION=SRVLEVELPROF is
NOTE
(excluding MA5600 V800R009) support this
parameter.
LSTUP INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the last time when the ONT was
TIME MM-DD online. The time is in UTC format.
HH:MM:SS NOTE
You cannot enter NAME as location
information for this parameter.
LSTDO INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the last time when the ONT was
WNTI MM-DD offline. The time is in UTC format.
ME HH:MM:SS NOTE
DEVC INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the current device time. The time
URRE MM-DD is in UTC format.
NTTIM HH:MM:SS NOTE
E You cannot enter NAME as location
VASPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the profile set where the general
OFILE STRING ONT VAS profile resides.
SET
HARD OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ONU hardware version.

WARE STRING
VERSI
ON
BIND INTEGER l 2.5G-1.25G Indicates the upstream and downstream

WIDT l 10G-2.5G rate types of an ONT.
HTYPE Unit: bit/s
l 10G-10G
l AUTO


eter
OPERS OCTET l ACTIVATE Indicates the operating status of the ONU.

TATE STRING l DEACTIVATE NOTE
Error Code
enter a parameter to locate an available
resource and then reissue the
command.
2689012370 The ONT is not online. Reissue the command after the ONT
goes online.
Example
To query the list of ONTs on the device named 10.78.217.111, run the following command:
LST-ONT::DEV=10.78.217.111:6::;
The returned result is as follows:

7340034 2010-11-20 13:55:45
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=100
Ont information of the device 10.78.217.111

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF VENDORID
EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT LINEPROF SRVPROF
7340034 0 16 1 113 10.78.217.111/Frame0/Slot16/Port1/OnuID113
-- -- -- -- -- SN Disable HG863_Line_Profile_1 HG850a_srv
-- -- -- -- -- SN Disable HG863_Line_Profile_1 HG850a_srv
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
l LST-GEMPORT
l LST-ONTDETAIL

15.8.5 Querying the Details of an ONT (LST-ONTDETAIL)

Usage Note
NOTICE
Do not run this command to bulk query inventories of a large number of ONTs. Otherwise,
the query efficiency is low.
Command Format
LST-ONTDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=SRVLEVELPROF
PSPROFILE DOWNBW UPCOSPOLICY DOWNCOSPOLICY ISOLATIONSTAT ACTURALSERIALNUM];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter


IP Address.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. This -

If the UNI port or ID, and the subrack, slot,
GPON, the together to locate the ONT.
value range is
0-255; if the NOTE
UNI port is of In the case of the GPBD
1G GPON, the board, the value ranges from 0
value range is to 127. In the case of the
0-127. GPBC board, the value ranges
from 0 to 63.

locate the ONT.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the alias. It is used -

STRING NOTE to locate the ONT.
In the case of
the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up to
32 characters.

SHOWOP OCTET SRVLEVELPR Specifies the optional -

TION STRING OF attributes that can be
PSPROFILE displayed in the returned
result. If you do not set this
DOWNBW parameter, the optional
UPCOSPOLIC attributes are not returned.
Y If you set this parameter,
DOWNCOSPO the optional attributes are
LICY returned.
ISOLATIONST Separate multiple optional
AT attributes with spaces.
ACTURALSE
RIALNUM
NOTE
l ONT alias
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT information of the device "+device-name name of attributes: DID
FN SN PN ONTID ONTSTAT NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF LINEPROF
SERVPROF ALMPROF VAPROF AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT SERIALNUM PWD
MFORWARDMODE UV TRANSPARENT MACLEARN IGMPVLANTAGMODE IGMPVLAN
IGMPSNOOPING DBATYPE CFGSTAT MATCHSTAT DISCSTAT VENDORID ONTVER
PRODUCTID EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION STANDBYSOFTVER BATTERYSTAT
CURMACCOUNT ONTRANG LOOPINNER LOOPOUTER SRVLEVELPROF PSPROFILE DOWNBW
UPCOSPOLICY DOWNCOSPOLICY ISOLATIONSTAT ACTURALSERIALNUM
Output Parameter

ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. This

NOTE parameter, the device name or ID,
If the UNI port is of and the subrack, slot, and port IDs are
10G GPON, the used together to locate the ONT.
value range is 0-255;
if the UNI port is of
1G GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the ONT status.

STRING l Activating
l Deactive
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the alias.

STRING NOTE
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.
CAPABPRO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of the capability

F STRING set profile.
This parameter is available only in
the discrete mode.
LINEPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the line profile.
STRING This parameter is available only in
the profile mode.
SERVPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the service

STRING profile.
This parameter is available only in
the profile mode.
ALMPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the alarm

STRING profile.
VAPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a global ONT

STRING VAS profile or general ONT VAS
profile.

AUTH OCTET l SN Indicates the authentication mode.

STRING l SN_PASSWOR
D
l ONCE_ON
l ALWAYS_ON
l LOID
l LOID_ONCEO
N
l LOID_CHECK
CODE
l LOID_CHECK
CODE_ONCEO
N
AUTHTIME INTEGER 1-168 Indicates the timeout period of the

OUT Disable authentication. This parameter is
valid only when the authentication
mode is set to ONCE_ON.
If you do not set this parameter, the
value is returned as Disable in the
output information.
Unit: h.
SERIALNU OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number. Format:

M STRING 12-byte character string
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. For
details about how to modify the
format of the returned SN, see 23.12
How to Modify the Format of the
Returned SN.
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the password.

STRING NOTE
For the OLTs earlier
than V800R011C00,
the maximum length
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.
MFORWAR OCTET l untag Indicates the multicast forwarding

DMODE STRING l translation mode of the ONT.
l transparent
l unconcern
UV INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the user-side VLAN.

TRANSPAR OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to enable

ENT STRING l CLOSE transparent transmission.
MACLEAR OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to enable the

N STRING l CLOSE function of learning MAC addresses
for the ONT.
NOTE
Only the OLT devices in discrete mode
IGMPVLAN OCTET l translation Indicates the VLAN transforming

TAGMODE STRING l transparent mode of the upstream IGMP packet.
IGMPVLAN INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the IGMP VLAN.
IGMPSNOO OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to enable multicast

PING STRING l CLOSE snooping of the ONT.
DBATYPE OCTET l SR Indicates the dynamic bandwidth

STRING l NSR allocation (DBA) mode.
The capability of the ONT
determines whether the ONT reports
the information to allocate the
bandwidth dynamically.
CFGSTAT OCTET l INITIAL Indicates the configuration status of

STRING l NORMAL the ONT. After an ONT is online, this
parameter specifies whether the
l NORESUME configuration of the ONT is restored
l CONFIG and whether the restoration is
l FAILED complete.
MATCHST OCTET l INITIAL Indicates the matching status. It is

AT STRING l MISMATCH used to specify whether the ONT
capability matches the capability set
l MATCH profile bound to the ONT.
DISCSTAT OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable the re-

STRING l OFF discovery function.
If the re-discovery function is
enabled, an automatically discovered
ONT can be in the automatic
discovery state again after the ONT is
canceled or the registration
information is deleted.
VENDORID OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the vendor ID.

STRING
ONTVER OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the ONT version.

STRING

PRODUCTI INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the product code.

D
EQUIPMEN OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the device ID of the ONT.

TID STRING
MAINSOFT OCTET SIZE (14) Indicates the software version.

VERSION STRING
STANDBYS OCTET SIZE (14) Indicates the version of the standby

OFTVER STRING software.
BATTERYS OCTET l NOTSUPPORT Indicates the status of power supply

TAT STRING l CHARGE of the ONT.
l DISCHARGE
l HOLDING
l POWERON
CURMACC INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the number of MAC

OUNT addresses that the ONT currently
learns.
ONTRANG INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the ranging distance of the

ONT.
Unit: m.
LOOPINNE OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to perform the

R STRING l CLOSE local loopback on the E1 service.
LOOPOUTE OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to perform the

R STRING l CLOSE remote loopback on the E1 service.
SRVLEVEL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a service level

PROF STRING profile. When the location
information contains NAME and
SHOWOPTION=SRVLEVELPRO
F is entered, this parameter is
displayed as --.
NOTE
MA5600 V800R008C05 and later
versions (excluding MA5600 V800R009)
PSPROFILE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the power shedding profile

STRING name.
NOTE
UPCOSPOL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the global

ICY STRING upstream priority queue mapping
profile.

DOWNCOS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the global

POLICY STRING downstream priority queue mapping
profile.
DOWNBW OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the MEF IP

STRING traffic profile used for rate limits of
downstream traffic.
NOTE
versions support this parameter. GPON
boards except the H801GPBC board
ISOLATION OCTET l NORMAL Indicates the ONT isolation status.

STAT STRING l ISOLATED NOTE
The MA5680T, MA5603U, MA5603T,
MA5608T, MA5600T, MA5800-X17 and
MA5800-X7 only support this parameter
in profile mode.
ACTURALS OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the actual ONT

ERIALNUM STRING SN.
Error Code
Example
To query the details of ONT 1 connected to port 0/6/3 on the device named MA5680T, run
LST-ONTDETAIL::DEV=MA5680T,FN=0,SN=6,PN=3,ONTID=1:1::;
blkcount=1 blktotal=1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------ ONT information of the device MA5680T DID FN SN PN
ONTID ONTSTAT NAME ALIAS CAPABPROF LINEPROF SERVPROF
ALMPROF VAPROF AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT SERIALNUM PWD MFORWARDMODE
UV TRANSPARENT MACLEARN IGMPVLANTAGMODE IGMPVLAN IGMPSNOOPING
DBATYPE CFGSTAT MATCHSTAT DISCSTAT VENDORID ONTVER PRODUCTID
EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION STANDBYSOFTVER BATTERYSTAT CURMACCOUNT
ONTRANG LOOPINNER LOOPOUTER 7340033 0 6 3 0 Activating
ONT 810e aa -- -- -- -- SN -- 3230313100060200
-- untag -1 CLOSE OPEN translation -- OPEN --
INITIAL INITIAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
OPEN OPEN

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------ ;
Related Command
LST-ONT
15.8.6 Querying the IP Address of a GPON ONT (LST-

ONTIPINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the IP address obtained by an ONT.
Command Format
LST-ONTIPINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T (V800R006 and later versions)
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.


er

NOTE This parameter, the
If the UNI port is of 10G device name or ID, and
GPON, the value range the subrack, slot, and
is 0-255; if the UNI port port IDs are used
is of 1G GPON, the
together to locate the
value range is 0-127.
ONT.
NOTE
In the case of the GPBD
board, the value ranges
from 0 to 127. In the case
of the GPBC board, the
value ranges from 0 to 63.

locate the ONT.

NOTE
A unique record may fail
to be located by alias. If a
unique record is located,
the IP address is queried.
If a unique record is not
located, an error message
is displayed.
NOTE
l ONT alias
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gpon ont IP information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME IPINDEX
IPCFGTYPE IPADDRESS IPSUBNETMASK IPGATEWAY

Output Parameter

NOTE
10G GPON, the
1G GPON, the value
range is 0-127.

STRING
IPINDEX INTEGER 0-1 Indicates the IP index.
IPCFGTYP OCTET l DHCP Indicates the mode for obtaining an

E STRING l STATIC IP address.
l UNCONFIGUR Options are as follows:
ATION l DHCP: DHCP
l CONFIGURATI l STATIC: static
ON FILE l UNCONFIGURATION:
unconfigured
l CONFIGURATION FILE:
configuration file
IPADDRES OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IP address. If the IP

S STRING address is 0.0.0.0, two hyphens (--)
are displayed.
IPSUBNET OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the subnet mask of an IP

MASK STRING address. If the subnet mask is 0.0.0.0,
two hyphens (--) are displayed.
IPGATEWA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IP gateway. If the

Y STRING gateway is 0.0.0.0, two hyphens (--)
are displayed.

Error Code
2686058531 The device does not l Ensure that the device is successfully
exist. added to the U2000.
Address.
1615331094 Multiple records are A unique record failed to be located by

found according to the alias. Ensure that the ONT alias is unique.
location information. Alternatively, locate an ONT by other
information, for example, device name (or
device ID)+subrack ID+slot ID+port ID
+ONT ID, or device name (or device ID)
+ONT name.
Example
To query the IP address of ONT 32 connected to port 0/18/0 on the device named
LST-ONTIPINFO::DEV=10.71.215.61,FN=0,SN=18,PN=0,ONTID=32:1::;
7340040 2011-12-22 11:39:15
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon ont IP information of the device 10.71.215.61
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME IPINDEX IPCFGTYPE IPADDRESS
IPSUBNETMASK IPGATEWAY
7340040 0 18 0 32 10.71.215.61/Frame0/Slot18/Port0/OnuID32 0
STATIC 192.168.1.32 255.255.255.0 --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
;

Related Command
None
15.8.7 Querying the Information About Auto-Discovered GPON

ONUs (LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND)
Usage Note
The ONU must be connected to the OLT and be powered on.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id][,SN=Slot-id]
[,PN=Port-id])|(ONTSN=ONT-serialnum):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r



r
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID. N/A
ONTSN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number. N/A

string XXXXXXXXXXXX or
16-byte character string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Auto find gpon ont information"name of attributes: DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID
SERIALNUM PWD EQUIPMENTID VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSIO
Output Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by default. If

Address.
ONTID INTEGER -- Indicates the ONU ID.

NOTE
Currently, this parameter is meaningless.

SERIALN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the sequence number. It is in

UM STRING the format
"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX", where X
is a hexadecimal number (0-9 or A-F).
Indicates the serial number. Format: 12-
byte character string
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. For details
about how to modify the format of the
returned SN, see 23.12 How to Modify
the Format of the Returned SN.
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the ONU password.

STRING NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00, the
maximum length
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

D STRING
EQUIPME OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the type of the ONU.

NTID STRING NOTE
The configuration item
XPONCOMMON_THIRDONT_EQUIPME
NT_FORMAT determines the format of
terminal types returned for CIGG vendors'
ONUs. For details about the meaning and
setting method of the configuration item, see
Table 9-1
.
MAINSOF OCTET SIZE (14) Indicates the ONU software version.

TVERSIO STRING This parameter is applicable to the
N following devices:
l MA5600T: MA5600 V800R006 and
later versions
l MA5606T: MA5600 V800R006 and
later versions
l MA5603T: MA5600 V800R006 and
later versions

Error Code
Example
Example 1: To query the information about the auto-discovered ONU of port 0/8/2 on the
LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=8,PN=2:0::;

-1 2010-11-01 16:43:44
M 0 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Auto find gpon ont information

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID SERIALNUM PWD EQUIPMENTID VENDORID
MAINSOFTVERSION
10.78.217.216 7340148 0 8 2 -- 3230313100363702 -- --
--
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
Example 2: To query the information about the auto-discovered ONU (ONTSN:

4857544371E87C03), run the following command:
LST-GPONONTAUTOFIND::ONTSN=4857544371E87C03:0::;

7340037 2013-05-25 19:06:46
M 0 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Auto find gpon ont information

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------
DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID SERIALNUM PWD EQUIPMENTID VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSION
10.144.195.36 7340037 0 5 1 -- 4857544371E87C03 floor25612 SmartAX MA5612 2011
V8R310 C00
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------

Related Command
l LST-ONT
l ADD-ONT
15.8.8 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-

ONTRUNINFO)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-ONTRUNINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ALARMSTATE
RUNTIME];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
ter


ter

configuration item
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. This N/A

NOTE parameter, the device name or
If the UNI port is ID, and the subrack, slot, and
of 10G GPON, port IDs are used together to
the value range is locate the ONT.
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the name. This N/A

STRING parameter and the device name
or ID are used to locate the
ONT.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the alias. It is used to N/A

STRING NOTE locate the ONT.
For the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias consists
of up to 32
characters.
SHOW OCTET ALARMSTATE (Optional) Specifies the N/A

OPTIO STRING RUNTIME attributes that can be displayed
N in the returned result. If you
displayed. By default, the
attributes are not displayed.

NOTE
Set the parameters specified in one of the following items:

l ONT alias
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT run info of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS RUNSTAT
ADMINSTAT BATTERYSTAT LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE ALARMSTATE
RUNTIME
Output Parameter

NOTE parameter, the device name or
If the UNI port is of ID, and the subrack, slot, and
10G GPON, the port IDs are used together to
value range is 0-255; locate the ONT.
1G GPON, the value NOTE
range is 0-127. For GPBD boards, the value
ranges from 0 to 127; for GPBC
boards, the value ranges from 0 to
63.

STRING

ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the alias.

STRING NOTE
For the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
alias consists of up to
32 characters.
RUNSTAT OCTET l Up Indicate the running

STRING l Down information about the ONT.
ADMINSTA OCTET l Up Indicates the activation status of

T STRING l Down the ONT.
BATTERYS OCTET l NOTSUPPORT Indicates the status of power

TAT STRING l CHARGE supply of the ONT.
l DISCHARGE
l HOLDING
l POWERON
LSTUPTIM INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the last time when the
E MM-DD ONT was online. The time is in
HH:MM:SS UTC format.
LSTDOWN INTEGER Format: YYYY- Indicates the last time when the
TIME MM-DD ONT was offline. The time is in
HH:MM:SS UTC format.

LSTDOWN OCTET l ONUDEL Indicates reason why the ONT

CAUSE STRING l ONTDISCONN was offline last time.
ECT Options are as follows:
l LOSI l ONUDEL: The ONT is
l LOFI deleted.
l SFI l ONTDISCONNECT: The
ONT is disconnected.
l LOAI
l LOSI: A branch fiber is
l LOAMI disconnected or the OLT
l DACT Failure fails to detect optical signals
l DACT from an EPON ONT.
l Reset l LOFI: ONT frames are lost.
l Re-Regester l SFI: Bit error rates of the
ONT exceed the preset
l Popup Failure threshold.
l Author Failure l LOAI: PLOAM
l Dying-gasp acknowledgment messages
l OFF-Line are lost for the ONT.
Failure l LOAMI: PLOAM messages
l Deactive are lost for the ONT.
Because of Ring l DACT Failure: The ONT
deactivation fails.
l DACT: The ONT is
deactivated.
l Reset: The ONT is reset.
l Re-Regester: The ONT
registers again.
l Popup Failure: The ONT
fails to respond to the popup
messages from the OLT.
l Author Failure: The ONT
authentication fails.
l Dying-gasp: The Dying-
gasp alarm is reported when
the ONT undergoes a power
failure.
l OFF-Line Failure: The ONT
fails to get offline.
l Deactive Because of Ring:
The ONT goes offline
because of the ring.

ALARMSTA OCTET SD/SF/DOW/LOS/ Indicates the alarm type of the

TE STRING RDI ONT.
NOTE
If SD, SF, DOW, LOS, or RDI is
displayed, it indicates that the
ONT generates an SD or SF or a
DOW, LOS, or RDI alarm. If SD,
SF, DOW, or LOS is displayed,
the ONT generates an SD or SF or
a DOW or LOS alarm.
RUNTIME INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the online duration of

the ONT.
Unit: s.
Error Code
Example
To query the running status of ONT 10 connected to port 0/14/3 on the device named
LST-ONTRUNINFO::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=3,ONTID=10:1::;
7340034 2010-11-20 14:19:16
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT run info of the device 10.167.223.48

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS RUNSTAT ADMINSTAT
BATTERYSTAT LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE
7340085 0 14 3 10 MA5600T/Frame0/Slot14/Port3/OnuID10 --
Down Up -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------

Related Command
None
15.8.9 Querying the List of ONT Ports (LST-ONTPORT)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-ONTPORT::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias[,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-
type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=VLANDEFAULT ONTPORTASTAT TXPOWER];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter


value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.

If the UNI port is device name or ID, and
of 10G GPON, the the subrack, slot, and
value range is port IDs are used
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value ONT.
range is 0-127.

locate the ONT.

STRING NOTE used to locate the ONT.
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.

ONTPORTT OCTET l E1 Indicates the type of the -

YPE STRING l FE user port.
NOTE
l GE
l MOCA indicates the
l MOCA Ethernet port that
complies with the
l CATV
North American
l IPHOST standard.
l ETH l CATV indicates the

interface of the cable
l VDSL2 television.

D user port.
SHOWOPTI OCTET (Optional),Indicates the -

ON STRING l VLANDEFAU option of output, include
LT the attribute of the return
l ONTPORTAS result.
TAT
l TXPOWER
NOTE
l ONT alias
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gpon ont port information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID
ONTPSTAT VLANDEFAULT ONTPORTASTAT TXPOWER
Output Parameter


NOTE NOTE
10G GPON, the value value ranges from 0 to 127. In the
range is 0-255; if the case of the GPBC board, the value
UNI port is of 1G ranges from 0 to 63.
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTY OCTET l E1 Indicates the type of the user

PE STRING l FE port.
NOTE
l GE
l MOCA indicates the Ethernet
l MOCA port that complies with the
l CATV North American standard.
l IPHOST l CATV indicates the interface

of the cable television.
l ETH
l T1
l CATVANI
l POTS
l VDSL2
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the user port.
ONTPSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the current running

STRING l Deactive status of the ONT port.
l Activating
VLANDEFA INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the default VLAN ID.

ULT
ONTPORTAS OCTET OPEN Indicates the status of the ONT

TAT STRING CLOSE port.
TXPOWER INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the ONT port output

power.
Only CATV ports support output
power queries.
Unit: 0.001 dBmV.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not If the queried resource does not exist, enter a
exist. parameter to locate an available resource and
then reissue the command.

Example
To query the list of ports of ONT 10 connected to port 0/14/3 on the device named
LST-ONTPORT::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=3,ONTID=10:1::;
7340085 2010-11-20 14:35:19
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=7
blktotal=7
Gpon ont port information of the device 10.167.223.48

-----------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPSTAT
7340085 0 14 3 10 E1 1 --
7340085 0 14 3 10 E1 2 --
7340085 0 14 3 10 IPHOST 1 --
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 1 Activating
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 2 Activating
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 3 Activating
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 4 Activating
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-ONTPORTDETAIL
15.8.10 Querying the Details of an ONT Port (LST-

ONTPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
NOTICE
Command Format
LST-ONTPORTDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-
type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=UPSTREAMPROFILENAME
DOWNSTREAMPROFILENAME];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T

57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

If the UNI port is or ID, and the subrack, slot,
of 10G GPON, and port IDs are used
the value range is together to locate the ONT.
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.


locate the ONT.

In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias consists
of up to 32
characters.
ONTPORTT OCTET l E1 Indicates the type of the user -

YPE STRING l FE port.
NOTE
l GE
l MOCA indicates the
l MOCA
Ethernet port that complies
l CATV with the North American
standard.
l IPHOST
l CATV indicates the
l ETH interface of the cable
l VDSL2 television.
ONTPORTI INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the user -

D port.
SHOWOPTI OCTET l UPSTREAM (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING PROFILENA attributes that can be
ME displayed in the returned
l DOWNSTRE result. If you set this
AMPROFIL parameter, the corresponding
ENAME attributes are returned. By
displayed.
NOTE
l Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT ID, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
l Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT ID, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
l Device name, ONT name, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
l Device ID, ONT name, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
l ONT alias, ONT port type, and ONT port ID

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gpon ont port detail information of the device "+device-name
ACTUALPT ONTPSTAT VLANDEFAULT PRIORITY CODEMODE NEGOTIATE DUPLEX
SPEED FLOWCTRL LOOPBACK COPYPRIORITYPOLICY QINQ ADMINSTAT
UPSTREAMPROFILENAME DOWNSTREAMPROFILENAME
Output Parameter

NOTE NOTE
10G GPON, the value value ranges from 0 to 127. In the
range is 0-255; if the case of the GPBC board, the value
GPON, the value range
is 0-127.
ONTPORTTY OCTET l E1 Indicates the type of the user

PE STRING l FE port.
NOTE
l GE
l MOCA indicates the Ethernet
l MOCA port that complies with the
l CATV North American standard.
l IPHOST l CATV indicates the interface

of the cable television.
l ETH
l VDSL2
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the user port.
ACTUALPT OCTET l FE Indicates the actual type of the

STRING l GE user port.
l ETH
l VDSL2
ONTPSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the current running

STRING l Deactive status of the ONT port.
l Activating
VLANDEFA INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the default VLAN ID.

ULT

PRIORITY INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority.
CODEMODE OCTET l AMI Indicates the line code format of

STRING l HDB3 the E1 port.
NEGOTIATE OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to enable the

STRING l CLOSE auto-negotiation.
DUPLEX OCTET l HALF Indicates the duplex mode of

STRING l FULL the Ethernet port. The meanings
of the options are as follows:
l AUTO
l HALF: Indicates the half-
l AUTO-HALF duplex mode. In this mode,
l AUTO-FULL data can be either
l -- transmitted or received on
the network at a time.
l FULL: Indicates the full-
duplex mode. In this mode,
data can be transmitted or
received on the network
simultaneously.
l AUTO: Indicates the auto
negotiation mode.
l AUTO-HALF: Indicates the
auto negotiation half-duplex
mode.
l AUTO-FULL: Indicates the
auto negotiation full-duplex
mode.
l --: invalid value
SPEED OCTET l 10 Indicates the rate of the ONT

STRING l 100 port.
l 1000 Unit: Mbit/s.
l 10000
l AUTO
l AUTO-10
l AUTO-100
l AUTO-1000
l AUTO-10000
l --
FLOWCTRL OCTET l OPEN Specifies whether to enable

STRING l CLOSE flow control of the ONT port.

LOOPBACK OCTET l NOLOOP Indicates the loopback mode of

STRING l REMOTEINNER the ONT port. Only the
Ethernet port and E1 port
l REMOTEOUTER support this parameter.
In the case of an Ethernet port,
this parameter can be set to
NOLOOP or
REMOTEINNER. In the case
of the E1 port, this parameter
can be set to NOLOOP or
REMOTEOUTER.
COPYPRIORI OCTET l ASSIGNED Indicates the priority copy

TYPOLICY STRING l COPYCOS policy.
l UNCONCERN
QINQ OCTET l DISABLE Specifies whether to enable the

STRING l ENABLE transparent transmission of the
QinQ VLAN.
l UNCONCERN
ADMINSTAT OCTET l Up Indicates the management

STRING l Down status. Only the FE, GE, CATV
and Ethernet ports support this
parameter.
UPSTREAMP OCTET SIZE(64) Indicates the name of an

ROFILENAM STRING upstream committed access rate
E (CAR) profile.
DOWNSTRE OCTET SIZE(64) Indicates the name of a

AMPROFILE STRING downstream CAR profile.
NAME
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not If the queried resource does not exist, enter a
exist. parameter to locate an available resource and
then reissue the command.
Example
To query details about port 1 of ONT 10 connected to port 0/14/3 on the device named

LST-
ONTPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=3,ONTID=10,ONTPORTT
YPE=ETH,ONTPORTID=1:1::;

7340033 2009-05-11 21:54:16
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon ont port detail information of the device 10.167.223.48

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ACTUALPT
ONTPSTAT VLANDEFAULT PRIORITY CODEMODE NEGOTIATE DUPLEX
SPEED FLOWCTRL LOOPBACK COPYPRIORITYPOLICY QINQ ADMINSTAT
7340085 0 14 3 10 ETH 1 -- Activating 1 0 --
0 0 0 CLOSE -- -- -- Up
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
Related Command
LST-ONTPORT
15.8.11 Querying the Ethernet Port Details of a GPON ONT (LST-

GPONONTETHPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the Ethernet port details of a GPON ONT. Ensure that the
OLT is online before running this command.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTETHPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-id,SN=slot-
id,PN=port-id,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T

95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT -

NOTE index. The ONTID,
If the UNI DEV (or DID), FN, SN,
port is of 10G and PN parameters
GPON, the identify an ONT.
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON,
the value
range is
0-127.
ONTPORTI INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of an -

D ONT user-side port.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="ont eth port information of the Device DevName"
ONTPORTSTATUS RXPKTS TXPKTS
Output Parameter
Parameter Type Range Parameter

NOTE
10G GPON, the value
UNI port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE INTEGER 47 Indicates the ONT port

type.
If the value is 47, the port
is an Ethernet port.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of an

ONT user-side port.
ONTPORTSTAT OCTET l ACTIVATE Indicates the status of the

US STRING l DEACTIVATE ONT port.
RXPKTS INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the number of

received packets.
Unit: packet.
TXPKTS INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the number of

transmitted packets.
Unit: packet.

Error Code
1610612751 Parameter is Enter all mandatory parameters that are included in the
incomplete. command.
Example
To query the details about ONT 6 whose port ID is 1 and is connected to port 0/8/0 on the
LST-
GPONONTETHPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0,ONTID=6,ONT
PORTID=1:333::;

7340046 2010-11-04 17:42:32
M 333 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ont eth port information 10.78.217.216

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPORTSTATUS
RXPKTS TXPKTS
7340046 0 8 0 6 47 1 ACTIVATE -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE
The valid fields of each Ethernet port vary with the types of devices and ports. The invalid fields are
displayed as --.
Related Command
LST-ETHPORT
15.8.12 Querying the Status of an ONU POTS User (LST-

ONTPOTSSTATE)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-ONTPOTSSTATE::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.


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

locate the ONT.

In the case of
the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias
consists of up to
32 characters.
NOTE
l ONT alias
Response Format
Format Description.
title="List ont pots state "+device-name
name of attributes:NAME DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID POTSINDEX
ADMINSTAT CONNECTIONSTAT SERVICESTAT

Output Parameter

STRING

IP Address.

NOTE
10G GPON, the
1G GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
POTSINDE INTEGER 1-2 Indicates the POTS user index.

X
ADMINSTA OCTET l CONNECT Indicates the management status of

T STRING l LOCKD the POTS user.

CONNECTI OCTET l REGISTERING Indicates the connection status of the

ONSTAT STRING l IDLE POTS user.
NOTE
l DIALING
For compatibility concern, retain the
l RINGING original spelling and set
UseRightParaNameForPotsState to 1
l PLAYING- to change FAILED-REGISTRATTION
RINGBACK- to FAILED-REGISTRATION. For
TONE details about how to modify the
UseRightParaNameForPotsState
l BEING-
configuration item, see the Table 9-2.
CONNECTED
l CONNECTED
l RELEASING
CONNECTION
l FAILED-
REGISTRATTI
ON
l DEACTIVED
l FAULT
SERVICEST OCTET l LOCAL- Indicates the service status of the

AT STRING BLOCKED POTS user.
l REMOTE-
BLOCKED
l REMOTE-
FAULT
l NORMAL
Error Code
Example
To query the status of the POTS users of ONT 0 connected to port 0/11/0 on the device named
LST-ONTPOTSSTATE::DEV=10.71.214.171,FN=0,SN=11,PN=0,ONTID=0:1::;
7340080 2011-12-29 14:17:18
M 1 COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
List ont pots state 10.71.214.171
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
NAME DID DEV FN SN PN ONTID POTSINDEX ADMINSTAT
CONNECTIONSTAT SERVICESTAT
MA5680T/Frame 0/Slot 11/Port 0/OnuID0 7340080 10.71.214.171 0 11
0 0 1 CONNECT IDLE NORMAL
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.13 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the User Port of

an FTTH ONU (LST-GPONONTPORTMAC)
Usage Note
l ONU ports function properly.
l The ONU UNI port must be connected to a home gateway that works in the normal state
and that is connected to a network device such as a PC.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTPORTMAC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-
id,VLANID=vlan-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T

2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - (Optional) Indicates the -

device ID.

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONU ID. -

NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON,
the value range
is 0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORT OCTET l FE Indicates the type of user -

TYPE STRING l GE port on the ONU.
l ETH
l VDSL2
l WLAN

ONTPORTI INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the ID of the user -

D port of the ONU. The
range of the user ports is
set profile.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4094 Indicates the VLAN ID. -

When this parameter is set
to 0, the default VLAN is
used for queries and the
value 1 is returned.
NOTE
Enter either the device ID or the device name. Other parameters are mandatory.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Ont information of the device"+device-name
VLANID MAC
Output Parameter

NOTE
10G GPON, the value
UNI port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTY OCTET l FE Indicates the type of user port on

PE STRING l GE the ONU.
l ETH
l VDSL2
l WLAN

ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-32 Indicates the user port ID of the

ONU. The number of the user
ports is defined in the ONT
capability profile.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4094 Indicates the VLAN ID.
MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address

STRING addresses learned by the user
port of the FTTH ONU.
Error Code
1610612764 Device Timeout The cause is usually that the device is

offline. Verify that the following faults
do not occur:
l The physical connection is
disconnected.
l The SNMP read and write
community names are set
incorrectly.
l The U2000 cannot ping the device
because of network faults.
2686058531 The device does not exist. l Verify that the device is
2686058554 Command does not Verify that the command supports the
support this device type entered device name or IP address.

2686058498 Missing, invalid parameter Verify that the command is correct

null, or Value of parameter requirements:
is wrong l The parameter values do not
exceed the ranges of the parameters
specified by the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the MAC addresses learned by FE port 1 on ONT 1 connected to port 0/15/0 on the
LST-
GPONONTPORTMAC::DEV=10.71.211.96,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,ONTPORTT
YPE=FE,ONTPORTID=1,VLANID=3999:CTAG::;
NOTE
The first five MAC addresses learned by the port are displayed each time the query operation is
complete. The invalid fields are displayed as --.

7340033 2009-03-06 13:51:38
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5

----------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANID MAC
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-74-04-FF-5F-53
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
----------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-SERVICEPORT

15.8.14 Querying the Details of GPON Optical Modules (LST-

GPONSFP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the information about optical modules on a specified device.
Before running this command, ensure that the device is online and has been configured with a
GPON optical module on the specified slot.
Command Format
LST-GPONSFP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num]
[,PN=port-num]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
(MA5600 V800R008C00 and later versions)
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name. N/A

STRING

SHOWOPTI OCTET l IDENTI (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING FIER attributes that can be
l CONNE displayed in the returned
CTOR result. If you set this
attributes are displayed. By
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="GPON SFP information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62MICRON5
VENDORNAME VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN VENDORREV WAVELENGTH TYPE SUBTYPE
IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR
Output Parameter
LENGTH9MIC INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the transmission

RON distance of 9/125μm fiber.
Unit: 100m.
LENGTH50MI INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the transmission

CRON distance of 50/125μm fiber.
Unit: m.

CRON5 distance of 62.5/125μm fiber.
Unit: m.
VENDORNAM OCTET 0-17 Indicates the vendor name.

E STRING
VENDOROUI OCTET 0-9 Indicates the OUI ID of the

STRING vendor.
VENDORPN OCTET 0-17 Indicates the product ID of the

STRING vendor.

VENDORSN OCTET 0-17 Indicates the serial number of the

STRING vendor.
VENDORREV OCTET 0-5 Indicates the version.

STRING
WAVELENGT INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the optical wavelength.

H Unit: nm.
TYPE OCTET l Unknown Indicates the type of the optical

STRING l GPON module.
l EPON
l 10G GPON
l 10G EPON
l WDM PON
l hybrid PON
SUBTYPE OCTET l Unknown Indicates the subtype of the

STRING l CLASS B+ optical module.
l CLASS C+
l CLASS B
l PX20
l PX20+
l PR30
l PR20
l PRX30
l PRX20
IDENTIFIER OCTET l Unknown Indicates the optical module ID.

STRING l GBIC Only NEs that work in profile
mode support this parameter.
l SolderedToM
otherboard
l SFP

CONNECTOR OCTET l Unknown Indicates the optical module

STRING l SC connector type. Only NEs that
work in profile mode support this
l CopperConne parameter.
ctor1
l CopperConne
ctor2
l BNC/TNC
l CoaxialHeade
rs
l FiberJack
l LC
l MT-RJ
l MU
l SG
l OpticalPigtail
l HSSDC II
l CopperPigtail
l MpoParallelO
ptic
l RJ45
Error Code
2686058498 Missing, invalid Verify that the command is correct

is null, or Value of ranges of the parameters specified by
parameter is wrong the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
Example 1: To query information about optical modules on the board in slot 4 of subrack 0 on
LST-GPONSFP::DEV=10.78.217.110,FN=0,SN=4:CTAG::;

7340032 2011-04-20 13:58:42

M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=8
blktotal=8
GPON SFP information of the device 10.78.217.110

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62MICRON5 VENDORNAME VENDOROUI
VENDORPN VENDORSN VENDORREV WAVELENGTH TYPE SUBTYPE
7340032 0 4 0 100 0 0 OCP TRP-G1L1BCHWS 3428392
0000 1310 -- --
7340032 0 4 1 0 0 0 -- 0 -- --
7340032 0 4 2 0 0 0 -- 0 -- --
7340032 0 4 4 200 0 0 NEOPHOTONICS PTB38J0-6538E-SC
A1009096926 1.0 1490 -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Example 2: To query information about optical modules of port 0/2/3 on the device named
LST-
GPONSFP::DEV=10.144.79.105,FN=0,SN=2,PN=3:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=IDENTIFI
ER CONNECTOR;

7340037 2014-01-17 14:53:00
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GPON SFP information of the device 10.144.79.105

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62MICRON5
VENDORNAME VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN VENDORREV WAVELENGTH
TYPE SUBTYPE IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR
7340037 0 2 3 200 0 0 SOURCEPHOTONICS 00-06-b5
SPS4348HHPCDE B3Q2016487 4 1490 GPON CLASS B+ SFP SC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-SFP
15.8.15 Querying the Parameters of the Optical Module of an

ONT (LST-ONTDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
None.

Command Format
LST-ONTDDMDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=OPTICSRXPOWERbyOLT OPTICSCATVRXPOWER];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.


If the UNI port is device name or ID, and
of 10G GPON, the subrack, slot, and
the value range is port IDs are used
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value ONT.
range is 0-127. In the case of the GPBD
board, the value ranges
from 0 to 127. In the
case of the GPBC board,
the value ranges from 0
to 63.

locate the ONT.

STRING NOTE used to locate the ONT.
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias consists
of up to 32
characters.
SHOWOPTI OCTET l OPTICSRXP (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING OWERbyOL attributes that can be
T displayed in the returned
l OPTICSCAT result. If you set this
VRXPOWE parameter, the
R corresponding attributes
are displayed. By
default, the attributes are
not displayed.

NOTE
l ONT alias
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT DDM detail of the device "+device-name
OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP
OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING OPTICSRXPOWERbyOLT
OPTICSCATVRXPOWER
Output Parameter
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. In the case

NOTE of the GPBD board, the value
If the UNI port is of ranges from 0 to 127. In the case
10G GPON, the value of the GPBC board, the value
range is 0-255; if the ranges from 0 to 63.
UNI port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the ONT name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ONT alias.

STRING NOTE
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
32 characters.

OPTICSRXPO FLOAT -10000 to +10000 Indicates the receive optical

WER power.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
OPTICSTXPO FLOAT -10000 to +10000 Indicates the transmit optical

WER power.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
OPTICSTXBI INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the bias current.

ASCURR Unit: mA.
OPTICSTXTE FLOAT -100 to +300 Indicates the temperature of the

MP optical module.
Unit: °C.
OPTICSTXVO INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the voltage of the

L optical module.
Unit: mV.
ONTRANGIN DOUBLE 0-2147483647 Indicates the ranging distance of

G the ONT.
Unit: m.
OPTICSRXPO FLOAT -10000 to +10000 Indicates the ONT optical power

WERbyOLT received by the OLT.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
OPTICSCATV INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the CTAV receive

RXPOWER optical power.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
Error Code

offline. Verify that the following faults do
not occur:
disconnected.

2686058531 The device does not l Verify that the device is successfully
Address.
2686058554 Command does not Verify that the command supports the

parameter or mandatory according to the following requirements:
Value of parameter is ranges of the parameters specified by
wrong the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
Example 1: To query the parameters of the optical module of ONT 2 connected to port 0/17/2
on the device named 10.78.217.114, run the following command:
LST-ONTDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.114,FN=0,SN=17,PN=2,ONTID=2:CTAG::;

7340107 2010-11-20 16:30:48
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT DDM detail of the device 10.78.217.114

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS OPTICSRXPOWER
OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
7340107 0 17 2 2 10.78.217.114/Frame0/Slot17/Port2/OnuID2 --
10000 0 0 0 0 188
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------

Example 2: To query the parameters of the optical module of ONT 4 connected to port 0/2/1
on the device named 10.144.79.105, run the following command:
LST-
ONTDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.144.79.105,FN=0,SN=2,PN=1,ONTID=4:CTAG::SHOWO
PTION=OPTICSRXPOWERbyOLT;

7340037 2014-01-17 14:55:46
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT DDM detail of the device 10.144.79.105

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS OPTICSRXPOWER
OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
OPTICSRXPOWERbyOLT
7340037 0 2 1 4 10.144.78.115 -- -1388 249 9 49
3270 21 -1496
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.8.16 Querying the Optical Module Information of an MDU

NNI Port (LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
l The OLT and MDU must be online.
l The OLT of a specific version must support the GPON service.
l The optical module functions properly.
Command Format
LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-
id,SN=Slotid,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Device Type No. Type
57 MA5606T
70 MA5610
100 MA5616

92 MA5652G
96 MA5620
65 MA5620G
97 MA5626
66 MA5626G
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
Input Parameter

IP Address.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack N/A

number.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot number. N/A
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port number. N/A

NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Onu Optic Power info of device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR
OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
Output Parameter
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack number.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot number.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port number.
OPTICSRXP FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the receive power of the

OWER optical module.
Unit: dBm
OPTICSTXP FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the transmit power of the

Unit: dBm
OPTICSTXBI FLOAT 0-10000 Indicates the bias current of the

ASCURR optical module.
Unit: mA
OPTICSTXT FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the temperature of the

EMP optical module.
Unit: °C
OPTICSTXV INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the power supply voltage

OL of the optical module.
Unit: mV

Error Code

offline. Ensure that the following faults do
not occur:
according to the device name. If the value
of the configuration item DEVMEAN is
1, the DEV parameter indicates the IP
address of the device. For details about
how to modify configuration items, see
23.7 How to Locate a Device According
to the IP Address.
2686058554 Command does not Ensure that the command supports the
2686058498 Missing, invalid Ensure that the command is correct

wrong command.
order.
Example
To query information about the MDU optical module (ONTID=0) at port 0/0/1 on the device
LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=0,PN=1:CTAG::;
7340033 2010-11-09 18:38:24
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
MXU Power info of device 10.78.217.216

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP

OPTICSTXVOL
7340033 0 0 1 -15.07 2.99 10.54 30.6 3370
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-EPONONTDDMDETAIL
15.8.17 Querying the Ethernet Transmission Feature of an

Upstream Port of an ONT (LST-ONTETHPORTPERF)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-ONTETHPORTPERF::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name,)((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias[,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-
type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
meter


meter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
ONTI INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. This -

D NOTE parameter, the device name or
If the UNI port is of ID, and the subrack, slot, and
10G GPON, the port IDs are used together to
value range is locate the ONT.
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
NAM OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the name. This -

E STRING parameter and the device
name or ID are used to locate
the ONT.
ALIA OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the alias. It is used to -

S STRING NOTE locate the ONT.
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
to 32 characters.
ONTP OCTET l FE Indicates the type of the user -

ORTT STRING l GE port.
YPE
l ETH
ONTP INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the user -

ORTI port.
D

NOTE
l Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT ID, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
l Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, ONT ID, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
l Device name, ONT name, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
l Device ID, ONT name, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
l ONT alias, ONT port type, and ONT port ID
In the preceding items, the ONT port type and the ONT port ID are optional.
If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, the symbol indicates an invalid value. Note: The
ONTPORTTYPE and ONTPORTID parameters are optional in this command. If you set the
ONTPORTTYPE and ONTPORTID parameters, you can query the Ethernet transmission feature of
the UNI port. If you do not set these two parameters, you can query the Ethernet transmission feature of
the ONT NNI port.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter

NOTE In the case of the GPBD board, the
If the UNI port is of value ranges from 0 to 127. In the
10G GPON, the value
case of the GPBC board, the value
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.

STRING

STRING NOTE
In the case of the
MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
32 characters.

TransmittedF DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of transmitted

rames 51615 frames.
ReceivedFra DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of received

mes 51615 frames.
Transmitted DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of transmitted

Octets 51615 bytes.
ReceivedOct DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of received

ets 51615 bytes.
DiscardedTx DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of discarded

Frames 51615 frames after the frames are
transmitted. Only the ONT NNI port
DiscardedRx DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of discarded

Frames 51615 frames after the frames are received.
Only the ONT NNI port supports this
parameter.
CountsTxSca DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of upstream

peErr 51615 frames with delimitation failures of
the ONT. Only the ONT NNI port
CountsTxBip DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of upstream bit

Err 51615 interleaved parity (BIP) error frames
of the ONT. Only the ONT NNI port
CountsRxBip DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of downstream

Err 51615 BIP error frames of the ONT. Only
the ONT NNI port supports this
parameter.
CountsTxFE DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of corrected

CDecodedCo 51615 blocks in case of upstream forward
rrect error correction (FEC) decoding.
Only the ONT NNI port supports this
parameter.
CountsTxFE DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of uncorrected

CDecodedUn 51615 blocks in case of FEC decoding.
Correct Only the ONT NNI port supports this
parameter.
CountsTxHE DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of upstream

CErr 51615 header error control (HEC) check
errors. Only the ONT NNI port

OversizedFra DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of oversized

mes 51615 frames received. Only the Ethernet
port supports this parameter.
ShortFrames DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of undersized

51615 frames received. Only the Ethernet
Jabbers DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of error Jabber

51615 frames received. Only the Ethernet
FragmentsLe DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of 64-byte

ssthan64Byte 51615 frames received. Only the Ethernet
s port supports this parameter.
FCS DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of FCS frame

51615 check errors received. Only the
Ethernet port supports this parameter.
ExcessiveCol DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of frames that

lisions 51615 fail to be transmitted due to
excessive collisions. Only the
Ethernet port supports this parameter.
OverflowRx DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the times of overflows of

51615 the receive buffer. Only the Ethernet
OverflowTx DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the times of overflows of

51615 the transmit buffer. Only the Ethernet
DeferredFra DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of

mes 51615 transmission-delayed frames. Only
the Ethernet port supports this
parameter.
Error Code
1610612764 Device The cause is usually that the device is offline. Verify
Timeout that the following faults do not occur:
l The SNMP read and write community names are
set incorrectly.
l The U2000 cannot ping the device because of
network faults.

2686058531 The device l Verify that the device is successfully added to the
does not exist. U2000.
l By default, the device is located according to the
device name. If the value of the configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV parameter indicates the
IP address of the device. For details about how to
modify configuration items, see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device According to the IP Address.
2686058554 Command Verify that the command supports the entered device
does not name or IP address.
support this
device type
2686058498 Missing, Verify that the command is correct according to the

invalid following requirements:
parameter or l The parameter values do not exceed the ranges of
mandatory the parameters specified by the command.
parameter is
null, or Value l The entered parameter names are correct.
of parameter l The parameters are entered in the correct order.
is wrong
Example
To query the transmission feature statistics of ONT 3 connected to port 0/13/0 on the device
named MA5600T_SFP, run the following command:
LST-
ONTETHPORTPERF::DEV=MA5600T_SFP,FN=0,SN=13,PN=0,ONTID=3:CTAG::;

7340032 2009-07-18 16:53:45
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon ont perf information of the device

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS TransmittedFrames
ReceivedFrames TransmittedOctets ReceivedOctets DiscardedTxFrames
DiscardedRxFrames CountsTxScapeErr CountsTxBipErr CountsRxBipErr
CountsTxFECDecodedCorrect CountsTxFECDecodedUnCorrect CountsTxHECErr
OversizedFrames ShortFrames Jabbers FragmentsLessthan64Bytes FCS
ExcessiveCollisions OverflowRx OverflowTx DeferredFrames
0 0 0 0 0 0 32237 1105 0 0 0 0 -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
;

Related Command
None
15.8.18 Querying the List of DBA Profiles Bound to an ONT (LST-

ONTDBAPROF)
Usage Note
The ONT to be queried must exist and be bound to a DBA profile.
Command Format
LST-ONTDBAPROF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(PWD=ont-password)):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TCONTTYPE ASSUREDBANDWIDTH
FIXEDBANDWIDTH MAXBANDWIDTH BANDWIDTHCOMPENSATION];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
eter


eter

configuration item

NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port is In the case of the GPBD board,
of 10G GPON, the value ranges from 0 to 127. In
the value range is the case of the GPBC board, the
0-255; if the UNI value ranges from 0 to 63.
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the ONT password. -

STRING NOTE If you locate the ONT
For the OLTs according to the DEV/DID
earlier than
and PWD parameters, you
V800R011C00,
the maximum need not enter the subrack ID,
length of slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID.
password for
ONTs connected
to the OLTs is 10
characters.
SHOW OCTET TCONTTYPE Specifies the attributes that can -

OPTIO STRING ASSUREDBAN be displayed in the returned
N DWIDTH result. If you set this
FIXEDBANDW attributes are displayed. By
IDTH default, the attributes are not
MAXBANDWI displayed.
DTH
BANDWIDTHC
OMPENSATIO
N

NOTE

l Enter either the subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID or the ONT password.
l Enter the subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID in order. For example, you can enter the slot ID
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Tcont profile referred by the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID TCONTID ALLOCID
DBAPROF TCONTTYPE ASSUREDBANDWIDTH FIXEDBANDWIDTH MAXBANDWIDTH
BANDWIDTHCOMPENSATION
Output Parameter

NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port is In the case of the GPBD board, the value
of 10G GPON, the ranges from 0 to 127. In the case of the
value range is GPBC board, the value ranges from 0 to
0-255; if the UNI 63.
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
TCONTID INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the T-CONT ID.
ALLOCID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the Alloc ID of a GPON

connection. The OLT uses the Alloc
IDs to identify all the ONUs (ONTs)
that are connected to it. Each T-
CONT of the ONUs has a globally
unique Alloc ID.
DBAPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the DBA

STRING profile.
ASSURED INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the assured bandwidth.

BANDWID Unit: kbit/s.
TH
FIXEDBAN INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the fixed bandwidth.

DWIDTH Unit: kbit/s.

MAXBAN INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the maximum bandwidth.

DWIDTH Unit: kbit/s.
BANDWID OCTET l YES Indicates the bandwidth

THCOMPE STRING l NO compensation.
NSATION
Error Code
command.
Example
To query the list of DBA profiles bound to ONT 10 connected to port 0/5/0 on the device
LST-ONTDBAPROF::DEV=10.71.227.2,FN=0,SN=5,PN=0,ONTID=10:CTAG::;

7340073 2010-11-20 16:22:16
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Tcont profile referred by the device:10.71.227.2, FN=0, SN=5, PN=0, ONTID=10

------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID TCONTID ALLOCID DBAPROF
7340073 0 5 0 10 0 10 dba-profile_1
------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-ONT
15.8.19 Querying the List of GEM Ports (LST-GEMPORT)
Usage Note
This command is available only for the device in the discrete mode.

Command Format
LST-GEMPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-
id[,ONTID=ont-id][,GEMPORTID=port-id]]]]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ONTID TCONTID PITP
OPTION82SW DHCPV6OPTION];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
ter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default device name. -

STRING If the value of the configuration
item DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV
how to modify configuration
Address.

ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) Indicates the port ID. -


ter
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) Indicates the ONT ID. -

NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port For GPBD boards, the value ranges
is of 10G from 0 to 127. In the case of the
GPON, the value GPBC board, the value ranges from 0
range is 0-255; if to 63.
the UNI port is
of 1G GPON,
the value range
is 0-127.
GEMPO INTEGER 128-3999 (Optional) Indicates the GEM port -

RTID ID.
SHOW OCTET l ONTID (Optional) Specifies the attributes -

OPTIO STRING l TCONTID that can be displayed in the
N returned result. If you set this
l PITP parameter, the corresponding
l OPTION82S attributes are displayed. By
W default, the attributes are not
l DHCPV6OP displayed.
TION
NOTE

l Enter the ONT ID or the GEM port ID must be set.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gemport information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN GEMPORTID NAME ALIAS
DNENCRYPT SERVICETYPE BINDONT DBAPROF TCONTPQ CASCASE ONTID TCONTID
PITP OPTION82SW DHCPV6OPTION
Output Parameter
r


r
GEMPOR INTEGER 128-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID.

TID
NAME OCTET SIZE (1-255) Indicates the name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (1-128) Indicates the alias.

STRING NOTE
For the MA5600
V800R005C03, MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600 V800R005C33,
the alias consists of up to
32 characters.
BINDON OCTET SIZE (1-32) Indicates the ONT that is bound.

T STRING
TCONTP INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the PQ of the ONT T-

Q CONT.
AVERBA INTEGER 64-1048576 Indicates the average bandwidth.

ND
MAXBA INTEGER 64-1048576 Indicates the maximum bandwidth.

ND
DNENCR OCTET l ENABLE Specifies whether to enable the

YPT STRING l DISABLE downstream encryption.
SERVICE OCTET l TDM Indicates the service type.

TYPE STRING l ETH
CASCAD OCTET l ON Specifies whether to enable the

E STRING l OFF subtending.

NOTE
GPON, the value range is
of 1G GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
DBAPRO OCTET SIZE (1-32) Indicates the name of the DBA

F STRING profile.
TCONTI INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the TCONT ID.

D


r
PITP OCTET l ENABLE Specifies whether the PITP function

STRING l DISABLE of a device is enabled. If the device
needs to provide the BRAS with the
physical port information of the
access subscriber, enable the PITP
function. After the PITP function is
enabled on the port and globally, the
device works with the RADIUS or
the BRAS to authenticate the
binding between the subscriber
account and the access port. In this
manner, the subscriber account can
be protected against theft and
roaming.
This parameter is supported for
querying a single GEM port. In
other scenarios, -- is returned.
OPTION8 OCTET l ENABLE Specifies whether the DHCP option

2SW STRING l DISABLE 82 function of a device is enabled.
After the DHCP option 82 function
is enabled, the device adds the
option 82 field to DHCP packets to
ensure the security of the DHCP
function.
This parameter is supported for
querying a single GEM port. In
other scenarios, -- is returned.
DHCPV6 OCTET l ENABLE The DHCPv6 server can allocate IP

OPTION STRING l DISABLE addresses to authorized users based
on the DHCPv6 option. This
prevents unauthorized users from
applying for IP addresses from the
server and eliminates IP address
exhaustion spoofing to the DHCPv6
server.

Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. If the queried resource does not exist, enter
a parameter to locate an available resource
Alternatively, check whether the device to
which the command is issued supports this
command. The device in the profile mode
does not support this command.
Example
To query the list of GEM ports of slot 5 in shelf 0 on the device named 10.71.227.2, run the
following command:
LST-GEMPORT::DEV=10.71.227.2,FN=0,SN=5,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340073 2010-11-20 16:23:01
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=17
blktotal=17
Gemport information of the device 10.71.227.2

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN GEMPORTID NAME ALIAS BINDONT DBAPROF
TCONTPQ AVERBAND MAXBAND DNENCRYPT SERVICETYPE CASCADE
7340073 0 5 0 128 10.71.227.2/Frame0/Slot5/Port0/GemPortID128
-- 10.71.227.2/Frame0/Slot5/Port0/OnuID0 -1 -- -- DISABLE
ETH OFF
ETH OFF
ETH OFF
ETH OFF
ETH OFF
ETH OFF
ETH OFF
ETH OFF
ETH OFF
ETH OFF


ETH OFF
-- -1 -- -- DISABLE ETH OFF
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-GEMCONNECTION
15.8.20 Querying the List of GEM Connections (LST-

GEMCONNECTION)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-GEMCONNECTION::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,(ONTID=ont-id|GEMPORTID=port-id)[,VLANID=vlan-id]:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=TRAFFICPROF TCONTID DBAPROFILE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) Indicates the -

NOTE ONT ID.
If the UNI port is NOTE
of 10G GPON, the In the case of the GPBD
value range is board, the value ranges from
0-255; if the UNI 0 to 127. In the case of the
port is of 1G GPBC board, the value
GPON, the value ranges from 0 to 63.
range is 0-127.
GEMPOR INTEGER 128-3999 (Optional) Indicates the -

TID GEM port ID.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4095 (Optional) Indicates the -

VLAN ID.
In profile mode, the
MA5600V800R007C00B1
50 and later versions


r
SHOWOP OCTET l TRAFFICPRO (Optional) Indicates the -

TION STRING F traffic profile. The
l TCONTID TRAFFICPROF
parameter is contained in
l DBAPROFILE the output parameters only
after you enter
SHOWOPTION=TRAFF
ICPROF.
NOTE

l Enter either the ONT ID or the GEM port ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="GEM Connection information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VLANID
PRIORITY ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID AVERBAND MAXBAND TRAFFICPROF
TCONTID DBAPROFILE
Output Parameter

NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port is of In the case of the GPBD board, the value
10G GPON, the ranges from 0 to 127. In the case of the
value range is GPBC board, the value ranges from 0 to
0-255; if the UNI 63.
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
GEMPORT INTEGER 128-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID.

ID
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the user VLAN ID.

PRIORITY INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority.
ONTPORT OCTET l E1 Indicates the type of the user port of

TYPE STRING l FE the ONT.
l GE
l MOCA
l CATV
l CESOP
l IPHOST
l ETH
l VDSL2
l ETHBUNDLE
ONTPORT INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the user port of

ID the ONT. The range of the user ports
is restricted by the capability set
profile.
l In the case of the MA5600T
whose version is earlier than
V800R005C32B138, the value of
this parameter ranges from 0 to
40.
l In the case of the MA5600T
whose version is from
V800R005C32B138 to
V800R005C32B999 or is later
than V800R005C33, the value of
this parameter ranges from 1 to
63.
l In the case of the MA5603T, the
value of this parameter ranges
from 1 to 63.
AVERBAN INTEGER 64-1048576 Indicates the average bandwidth.

D
MAXBAN INTEGER 64-1048576 Indicates the maximum bandwidth.

D
TRAFFICP OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of the traffic

ROF STRING profile. If you enter
SHOWOPTION=TRAFFICPROF
, this parameter is displayed.

TCONTID INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the T-CONT ID. If you

enter SHOWOPTION=TCONTID,
this parameter is displayed.
MA5600V800R007C00B150 and
later versions support this parameter.
DBAPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the DBA

ILE STRING profile. If you enter
SHOWOPTION=DBAPROF, this
parameter is displayed.
MA5600V800R007C00B150 and
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. If the queried resource does not
exist, enter a parameter to locate an
the command.
Example
To query the list of GEM connections of ONT 5 connected to port 0/14/3 on the device named
LST-GEMCONNECTION::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=3,ONTID=5:CTAG::;
7340085 2010-11-20 16:02:47
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
GEM Connection information of the device 10.167.223.48

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VLANID PRIORITY
ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID AVERBAND MAXBAND
7340085 0 14 3 5 0 11 -- -- -- -- --
7340085 0 14 3 5 1 14 -- -- -- -- --
7340085 0 14 3 5 2 15 -- -- -- -- --
7340085 0 14 3 5 3 16 -- -- -- -- --
7340085 0 14 3 5 4 12 -- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------

Related Command
LST-GEMPORT
15.8.21 Querying the Real-Time Performance Data of Ethernet

Traffic on a GPON UNI Port (LST-GPONPORTPERF)
Usage Note
l The OLT is in profile mode and supports GPON services.
Command Format
LST-GPONPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter


IP Address.

number.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="GPON port perf information of the device" +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES
OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS
Output Parameter
INOCTES INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the total number of bytes

1615 received.
INUCASTPK INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the total number of

TS 1615 unicast packets received.
INDISCARD INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the total number of

S 1615 dropped packets received.

INERRORS INTEGER 0 Indicates the total number of error

packets received.
OUTOCTES INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the total number of bytes

1615 transmitted.
OUTUCAST INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the total number of

PKTS 1615 unicast packets transmitted.
OUTDISCAR INTEGER 0 Indicates the total number of

DS dropped packets transmitted.
OUTERROR INTEGER 0 Indicates the total number of error

S packets transmitted.
Error Code

not occur:
to the IP Address.


wrong command.
order.
Example
To query the performance data of port 0/6/0 on the device named 10.167.223.118, run the
following command:
LST-GPONPORTPERF::DEV=10.167.223.118,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0:CTAG::;

7340223 2011-08-16 14:47:14
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESCSucceeded.
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GPON port perf information of the device 10.167.223.118

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------
DID FN SN PN INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES OUTUCASTPKTS
OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS
7340223 0 6 0 12114230155007 29676475874 554 0 12320052392670 29380420383 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.22 Querying the Real-Time Performance Data of a GPON

ONT Ethernet Port (LST-GPONONTETHPORTPERF)
Usage Note
l The OLT and ONT must be online.
l The OLT is in profile mode and supports GPON services.
Command Format
LST-GPONONTETHPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTID=ont-portid:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.

number.

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

ONTPORT INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the ONT Ethernet N/A

ID port ID.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Eth Port of ONT Performance info of device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS
INERRORS OUTOCTES OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS
Output Parameter

NOTE
10G GPON, the value
UNI port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the ONT Ethernet port

ID.

1615 received.


INERRORS INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the total number of error

1615 packets received.

1615 transmitted.



OUTERROR INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the total number of error

S 1615 packets transmitted.
Error Code

not occur:
to the IP Address.

wrong command.
order.

Example
To query the performance data of Ethernet port 1 on ONT 0 connected to port 0/6/0 on the
LST-
GPONONTETHPORTPERF::DEV=10.167.223.118,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0,ONTID=0,ONTP
ORTID=1:CTAG::;

7340223 2011-08-16 14:47:05
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Eth Port of ONT Performance info of device 10.167.223.118

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES
7340223 0 6 0 0 1 36774 0 0 0 116144 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.23 Querying the ONT WAN Port Information (LST-

ONTWAN)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the ONT WAN port information.
Command Format
LST-ONTWAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=frame-id,SN=slot-id,PN=port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(ONTKEY=ontkey))[,WANIPADDR=WANIP]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=WANID
WANNAME WANIPADDR WANSUBMASK WANVLAN WANGW ADDTYPE DNSENABLE DNSSVR PPPOEUSER];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T

2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
eter
DID INTEGE - Indicates the OLT ID. N/A

R
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default OLT name. If N/A
to the IP Address.
FN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the OLT. N/A

R
SN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the OLT. N/A

R
PN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the OLT. N/A

R
ONTI INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. N/A

D R NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port is For GPBD boards, the value ranges
of 10G GPON, the from 0 to 127. For GPBC boards, the
value range is value ranges from 0 to 63.
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.


eter
ONTK OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ONT key. An ONT is N/A
EY STRING located according to the device and
the ONT key.
This parameter can contain the
following characters:
l English letters: a to z and A to Z
l Digits: 0-9
l Special characters except
question marks (?), colons (:),
and semicolons (;).
If you set this parameter, you do not
need to set the FN, SN, PN, and
ONTID parameters.
WANI IPADDR - Indicates the static IP address of the -

PADD ESS WAN port.
R
SHOW OCTET l WANID Specifies the attributes that can be -

OPTIO STRING l WANNAME displayed in the returned result.
N If the values of SHOWOPTION
l WANIPADDR
include PPPOEUSER, WANID,
l WANSUBMA and WANNAME, only these three
SK parameters are queried. If the values
l WANVLAN of SHOWOPTION do not include
l WANGW PPPOEUSER, relevant parameters
are queried based on the value
l ADDTYPE entered for SHOWOPTION.
l DNSENABLE NOTE
l DNSSVR This parameter is mandatory when
WANIPADDR is not set.
l PPPOEUSER
NOTE
l Device name and ONT key
l Device ID and ONT key
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT POTS attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR
WANSUBMASK WANVLAN WANGW ADDTYPE DNSENABLE DNSSVR PPPOEUSER

Output Parameter
er
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID of the OLT.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID of the OLT.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID of the OLT.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID of the OLT.

NOTE NOTE
If the UNI port is For GPBD boards, the value ranges from 0
of 10G GPON, to 127. For GPBC boards, the value ranges
the value range is from 0 to 63.
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
WANID INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the ID of the WAN port.
WANNA OCTET SIZE (256) Indicates the name of the WAN port.
ME STRING
WANIPA IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the WAN

DDR port.
WANSU IPADDRESS - Indicates the subnet mask of the WAN

BMASK port.
WANVL INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the WAN

AN port.
WANG IPADDRESS - Indicates the gateway of the WAN port.

W
ADDTY OCTET Static Indicates the address type of the WAN

PE STRING DHCP port.
DNSEN OCTET Enable Specifies whether the DNS server is

ABLE STRING Disable enabled.
DNSSV OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of the DNS server.
R STRING DNS server names are separated by
underscores (_).
PPPOEU OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the PPPoE user name.

SER STRING

Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not Check whether the input command is
exist. correct as follows:
l The ONT corresponding to the location
information such as FN, SN, PN, and
ONTID in the input parameter exist.
l An IP address is configured for the ONT
WAN port.
l If the WANIPADDR parameter is
specified in the command, ensure that
the IP address is configured on the ONT
WAN port.
Example
To query the information about the WAN port of ONT 20 connected to port 0/16/4 on the
LST-
ONTWAN::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20,WANIPADDR=10.10.10.
1:{$CTAG}::SHOWOPTION=WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR WANSUBMASK
WANVLAN WANGW;

7340074 2011-06-16 09:55:38
M {$CTAG} COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT POTS attributes of the device 10.78.217.111

--------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID WANID WANNAME WANIPADDR WANSUBMASK
WANVLAN WANGW
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 wan1 10.10.10.1 -- 665
10.10.10.10
--------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.24 Querying ONT SIP User Accounts (LST-ONTSIPINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the registration user name, password, and registration user
name of the SIP user ports.

Command Format
LST-ONTSIPINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(ONTKEY=ont-key))[,SIPUSERNAME=Sip-userName]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
eter

R
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default device name. If N/A
to the IP Address.
FN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. N/A

R
SN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. N/A

R
PN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the port ID. N/A

R


eter

D R NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTK OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the EPON ONT key or the N/A
EY STRING GPON ONT authentication
password.
An ONT is located according to the
device and the ONT key. If you set
this parameter, you do not need to
set the FN, SN, PN, and ONTID
parameters.
NOTE
For the EPON ONT key:
l Digits: 0-9
l Special characters except question
marks (?), colons (:), and
semicolons (;).
SIPUS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the registration user name N/A
ERNA STRING of a SIP user port. This value is a
ME phone number.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT SIP INFO: " + SIPUSERNAME
name of attributes: SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME

Output Parameter
er
SIPUSE OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the registration user name of a

RNAME STRING SIP user port. This value is a phone
number.
SIPUSE OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the password of a SIP user

RPWD STRING port.
SIPNAM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication user name

E STRING of a SIP user port.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not The terminal does not exist. Verify that the
exist. input parameters, such as the device ID (or
device name), subrack ID, slot ID, port ID,
ONT ID, and ONT key are correct.
Example
To query the ONT SIP user account on the device named 10.71.32.13, run the following
command:
LST-
ONTSIPINFO::DEV=10.71.32.13,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=34,SIPUSERNAME=876
54321:6::;
7340034 2010-11-20 13:55:45
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT SIP INFO: 87654321
-------------------------------------------
SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME
87654321 123456 AAA
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None

15.8.25 Querying GPON Line Profile Names (LST-

GPONLINEPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side GPON line profiles. To ensure accurate
query results, synchronize NE-side GPON line profiles to the U2000 before running this
command.
Command Format
LST-GPONLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=line-profile-
name];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
mete
r
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the default OLT device -

STRING (192) name. If the value of the configuration
to the IP Address.


mete
r
PROF OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of a GPON line -

ID STRING (32) profile.
name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="GPON LineProfile of the Device"
Output Parameter
er
PROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a GPON line

STRING profile.
Error Code

wrong.
order.
exist. exists.
Example
To query the GPON line profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the device named

LST-GPONLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.216,PROFID=aa;

0 2010-11-17 11:28:51
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GPON LineProfile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340032 aa
----------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.26 Querying GPON Service Profile Names (LST-

GPONSRVPROFILE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of NE-side GPON service profiles. To ensure accurate
query results, synchronize NE-side GPON service profiles to the U2000 before running this
command.
Command Format
LST-GPONSRVPROFILE:::CTAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,PROFID=service-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
mete
r

R
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the default OLT device name. If -

PRO OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of a GPON service -

FID STRING (32) profile.
name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="GPON ServiceProfile of the Device"
Output Parameter
er
PROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a GPON

STRING service profile.

Error Code

is blanks, or the value ranges of the parameters specified by the
wrong.
order.
exist. exists.
Example
To query the GPON service profile whose name contains characters "aa" on the device named
LST-GPONSRVPROFILE:::CTAG::DEV=10.78.217.216,PROFID=aa;
0 2010-11-17 11:29:31
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
GPON ServiceProfile of the Device

----------------
DID PROFID
7340032 aa
----------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.27 Query the DHCP IP Configuration of an ONT (LST-

ONTIPCONFIG)
Usage Note
This command is only applicable to devices in the profile mode.
Command Format
LST-ONTIPCONFIG::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,ONTID=ont-id:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=IPINDEX IPADDRESS MASK GATEWAY PRIDNS
SLAVEDNS VLANID PRIORITY DSCPPRI];

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ID.


er

NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
SHOWO OCTET l IPINDEX Controls the attributes -

PTION STRING l IPADDRESS to be returned. This
parameter is optional. If
l MASK you set this parameter,
l GATEWAY the attributes specified
l PRIDNS will be returned. For
example, if you set
l SLAVEDNS SHOWOPTION to
l VLANID IPINDEX, IP indexes
l PRIORITY will be returned in the
response message. If
l DSCPPRI
you do not set this
parameter, the attributes
controlled by this
parameter will not be
returned.
NOTE

Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT ipconfig information of the device"+device-name
DID FN SN PN ONTID IPCONFIGMODE IPINDEX IPADDRESS MASK
GATEWAY PRIDNS SLAVEDNS VLANID PRIORITY DSCPPRI
Output Parameter
er


er

NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
IPCONF OCTET DHCP Indicates the mode in which an ONT

IGMOD STRING STATIC obtains IP addresses.
E
NONE
CFGFILE
IPINDE INTEGER 0 Indicates the IP index.

X 1
IPADDR OCTET SIZE(0-255) Indicates the static IP address.

ESS STRING
MASK OCTET SIZE(0-255) Indicates the mask for the static IP

STRING address.
GATEW OCTET SIZE(0-255) Indicates the gateway IP address used

AY STRING for ONT management.
PRIDNS OCTET SIZE(0-255) Indicates the IP address of the primary

STRING DNS server.
SLAVED OCTET SIZE(0-255) Indicates the IP address of the

NS STRING secondary DNS server.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the ID of the ONT

management VLAN.
PRIORI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority of the ONT

TY 254 management VLAN.
If IPCONFIGMODE is set to DHCP,
the value of this parameter will be 254.
DSCPPR INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the default DSCP priority of

I the ONT management VLAN.

Error Code
the command.
1610612764 Device timeout. Verify that the device runs in the

normal state.
2686058531 The device does not exist. Verify that the device to which the
command is issued exists.
Example
To query the IPCONFIGMODE, IPINDEX, IPADDRESS, MASK, GATEWAY, PRIDNS,
SLAVEDNS, VLANID, PRIORITY, and DSCPPRI of ONT 0 connected to port 0/14/0 on
the device named 10,144,195,226, run the following commands:
l LST-
ONTIPCONFIG::DEV=10.144.195.226,FN=0,SN=14,PN=0,ONTID=0:CTAG::SHO
WOPTION=IPINDEX IPADDRESS MASK GATEWAY PRIDNS SLAVEDNS
VLANID PRIORITY DSCPPRI;
7340131 2011-05-23 15:07:37
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Success.
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT ipconfig information of the device 10.144.195.226

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID IPCONFIGMODE IPINDEX IPADDRESS
MASK GATEWAY PRIDNS SLAVEDNS VLANID PRIORITY DSCPPRI
7340122 0 14 0 0 STATIC 1 10.144.195.176
255.255.254.0 10.144.194.1 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 9 5 --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.28 Querying the VoIP Address of an ONT (LST-

ONTVAGVOIP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the VoIP address of an ONT and the proxy IP address of an
IMS.

Command Format
LST-ONTVAGVOIP::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(ONTKEY=ont-key))[,VAGNAME=vag-name]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=VAGID
VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT
SGVLANID MGVLANID];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er ult

configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.


er ult

NOTE
GPON or 10G EPON, the
value range is 0-255; if the
UNI port is of 1G GPON
or 1G EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the EPON ONT N/A

STRING key.
VAGNA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name. N/A

ME STRING
SHOWO OCTET VAGID (Optional) Specifies the N/A

PTION STRING VAGNAME attributes that can be
displayed in the response.
SGIP If you set this parameter,
MGIP the corresponding
HOMEDOMAIN attributes are displayed.
By default, the attributes
PROXYIP are not displayed.
PROXYPORT
SECPROXYIP
SECPROXYPORT
LPORT
SGVLANID
MGVLANID
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT VAG attributes of the device "+device-name DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID
SGVLANID MGVLANID
Output Parameter


NOTE
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates VAG ID.
VAGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name.

STRING
SGIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the WAN

port associated with the signaling
gateway.
MGIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the WAN

port associated with the media
gateway.
HOMEDOMAIN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the home

STRING domain.
PROXYIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the proxy

server.
PROXYPORT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the port ID of the proxy

server.
SECPROXYIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

secondary proxy server.
SECPROXYPOR INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the port ID of the

T secondary proxy server.
LPORT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the local port ID.
SGVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the WAN

gateway.
MGVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the WAN

gateway.
Error Code
None

Example
To query the VoIP address of ONT 20 of port 0/16/4 on the device named 10.78.217.111, run
LST-
ONTVAGVOIP::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20:CTAG::SHOWOP
TION=VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT
SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT SGVLANID MGVLANID;
7340074 2011-06-15 00:31:21
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT VAG attributes of the device 10.78.217.111

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT
SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT SGVLANID MGVLANID
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 vagf1 10.10.10.10 10.10.10.10 11.11.11.11
23.23.23.23 5060 22.22.22.22 5060 5060 201 201
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.29 Querying the ONT PSTN User Information (LST-

ONTVOIPPSTNUSER)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-ONTVOIPPSTNUSER::(DID=devid|DEV=devname),((FN=frame-id,SN=slot-id,PN=port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(ONTKEY=ontkey))[,ONTPORTID=ontportid]:CTAG::[OFFQRYFLAG=Enable|
Disable][,SHOWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY DCTIME USERPRIORITY
DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD HOTLINE USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1
PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1 CODECSENABLE1 CODECS2 PKTPERIOD2 PRIORITY2 CODECSENABLE2
CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4
CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER
CALLWAITINGENABLE CALLTRANSFERENABLE MWIENABLE THREEWAYENABLE CALLHOLDENABLE
DATASOURCE];

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.


r

NOTE This parameter, the device
If the UNI port is name or ID, and the
of 10G GPON or subrack, slot, and port IDs
10G EPON, the are used together to locate
value range is
the ONT.
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTKEY INTEGER SIZE (32) Indicates the EPON ONU -

key.
ONTPORT INTEGER 1-16 Indicates the user port ID. -

ID
OFFQRYF OCTET Enable Specifies whether to Disable

LAG STRING Disable enable the offline query
functions. This parameter
is optional.
l Enable: indicates that
the U2000 can query
information about
offline ONTs.
l Disable: indicates that
the U2000 cannot
query information
about offline ONTs.


r
SHOWOP OCTET VAGID Specifies the optional -

TION STRING VAGNAME attributes that can be
displayed in the returned
DIALMODE result. If you do not set
RPOLARITY this parameter, the optional
DCTIME attributes are not returned.
If you set this parameter,
USERPRIORITY the optional attributes are
DIGITMAP returned.
DIRECTORYNO Separate multiple optional
USERNM attributes with spaces.
USERPWD
HOTLINE
USERENABLE
SENDGAIN
RCVGAIN
CODECS1
PKTPERIOD1
PRIORITY1
CODECSENABL
E1
CODECS2
PKTPERIOD2
PRIORITY2
CODECSENABL
E2
CODECS3
PKTPERIOD3
PRIORITY3
CODECSENABL
E3
CODECS4
PKTPERIOD4
PRIORITY4
CODECSENABL
E4
FIXJTBF
DGTSNDMODE
ALIAS
HOTLINENUMB
ER


r
HOTLINETIME
R
CALLWAITINGE
NABLE
CALLTRANSFE
RENABLE
MWIENABLE
THREEWAYEN
ABLE
CALLHOLDEN
ABLE
DATASOURCE
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" ONT POTS attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID VAGID VAGNAME DIALMODE
RPOLARITY DCTIME USERPRIORITY DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM
USERPWD HOTLINE USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1
PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1 CODECSENABLE1 CODECS2 PKTPERIOD2 PRIORITY2
CODECSENABLE2 CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3
CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE
ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER CALLWAITINGENABLE
CALLTRANSFERENABLE MWIENABLE THREEWAYENABLE CALLHOLDENABLE DATASOURCE
Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER

ONTID INTEG 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID.

ER NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTI INTEG 1-2 Indicates the user port ID.

D ER
VAGID INTEG 1-64 Indicates the VAG port ID.

ER
VAGNAM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the VAG name.

E STRIN
G
DIALMOD OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the dialup mode.

E STRIN
G
RPOLARI INTEG 0-1 Specifies whether to reverse the polarity

TY ER after the called party picks up the phone.
l 0: not reverse
l 1: reverse
DCTIME INTEG 0-1000 Indicates the terminal power-off period.

ER Unit: ms.
USERPRIO INTEG 0-1 Specifies whether to enable user priorities.

RITY ER The options are as follows:
l 0: disable
l 1: enable
DIGITMA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the digitmap profile name.

P STRIN
G
DIRECTO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the user telephone number.

RYNO STRIN
G
USERNM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication user name.

STRIN
G

USERPWD OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication password.

STRIN
G
HOTLINE INTEG 0-1 Specifies whether to enable hotlines.

ER
USERENA OCTET SIZE (32) Specifies whether to enable POTS users.

BLE STRIN
G
SENDGAI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the port transmit gain.

N STRIN Unit: db.
G
RCVGAIN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the port receive gain.

STRIN Unit: db.
G
CODECS1 OCTET G.711MuLaw Indicates the first codec.

STRIN G.711ALaw
G
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIO INTEG 10 Indicates the first packetization duration.

D1 ER 20 Unit: ms.
30
PRIORITY INTEG 1-100 Indicates priority 1.

1 ER
CODECSE OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the first codec.

NABLE1 STRIN Disable
G
CODECS2 OCTET G.711MuLaw Indicates the second codec.

STRIN G.711ALaw
G
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIO INTEG 10 Indicates the second packetization duration.

D2 ER 20 Unit: ms.
30

2 ER
CODECSE OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the second

NABLE2 STRIN Disable codec.
G

CODECS3 OCTET G.711MuLaw Indicates the third codec.

STRIN G.711ALaw
G
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIO INTEG 10 Indicates the third packetization duration.

D3 ER 20 Unit: ms.
30

3 ER
CODECSE OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the third codec.

G
CODECS4 OCTET G.711MuLaw Indicates the fourth codec.

STRIN G.711ALaw
G
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIO INTEG 10 Indicates the fourth packetization duration.

D4 ER 20 Unit: ms.
30

4 ER
CODECSE OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the fourth

G
FIXJTBF OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the JB mode.

STRIN Disable
G
DGTSND OCTET En-Bloc Indicates the mode of sending the called

MODE STRIN OverlapMultipleI number.
G nvites The options are as follows:
OverlapInDialogu l En-Bloc: sends the called number in full
e digitmap mode.
l OverlapMultipleInvites: sends the called
number in overlap mode with multiple
INVITE messages.
l OverlapInDialogue: sends the called
number in overlap mode in a session.

ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ONT POTS user alias.
STRIN
G
HOTLINE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the hotline number.

NUMBER STRIN
G
HOTLINE INTEG 0-255 Indicates the hotline delay.

TIMER ER Unit: s.
CALLWAI OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable call waiting.

TINGENA STRIN Disable
BLE G
CALLTRA OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable call transfer.

NSFEREN STRIN Disable
ABLE G
MWIENAB OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable message signal

LE STRIN Disable lamp.
G
THREEWA OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable three way call.

YENABLE STRIN Disable
G
CALLHOL OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable call hold.

DENABLE STRIN Disable
G
DATASOU OCTET ONT Indicates the data source.

RCE STRIN EMS The options are as follows:
G
l ONT: indicates that data is obtained
from ONTs.
l EMS: indicates that data is obtained
from the U2000.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the PSTN user information on the ONT POTS port 20 of port 0/16/4 on the device
LST-
ONTVOIPPSTNUSER::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20:CTAG::SH
OWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY DCTIME
USERPRIORITY DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD HOTLINE

USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1 PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1

CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4
PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE ALIAS
HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER;

7340074 2011-06-15 18:18:09
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
----------------------------------------------------------------
CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF
DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 1 First --
-- Disable Enabled 0db -3.5db G.711MuLaw 20
1 Enable G.711ALaw 20 2 Enable G.729 20 3 Enable G.
722 20 4 Enable
7340074 0 16 4 20 2 1 First --
722 20 4 Enable Disable OverlapMultipleInvites 111
123456 20
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.30 Querying the VLAN Switching Pair for an Ethernet Port

on a GPON ONT (LST-ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR)
Usage Note
The MA5600 V800R008C01SPC100-based V800R008C01SPH313 and later versions in
profile mode support this command.
Command Format
LST-ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id[,ONTPORTTYPE=port-type],ONTPORTID=port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U

95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

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

ONTPORTT OCTET l MOCA Indicates the ONT port N/A

YPE STRING l IPHOST type.
l ETH
l VDSL2
ONTPORTI INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the port N/A

D on the ONT.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ont eth port vlan information "+device-name
VLANCFGTYPE
CVLAN CPRI CENCAP SVLAN SPRI SPRIPOLICY
Output Parameter

NOTE
10G GPON, the
1G GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYP OCTET l MOCA Indicates the ONT port type.

E STRING l IPHOST
l ETH
l VDSL2

ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the port on

the ONT.
NOTE
If the ONTPORTTYPE
parameter is not specified, this
parameter is considered the
Ethernet port ID by default.
VLANCFGTYP OCTET l TRANSLATION Indicates the type of the

E STRING l QINQ VLAN switching pair.
l TRANSPAREN
T
CVLAN INTEGER l 0-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID (user-

l 65533 side VLAN ID) before the
VLAN is switched.
l 65534
NOTE
l If VLAN is UNTAGGED,
the value of this parameter
is 65533.
l If VLANCFGTYPE is
TRANSPARENT, the
value of this parameter is
65534.
CPRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority (user-

side priority) before the
VLAN is switched.
CENCAP OCTET l IPOE Indicates the user-side service

STRING l PPPOE encapsulation type.
SVLAN INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID after

the VLAN is switched.
SPRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority after the

VLAN is switched.
SPRIPOLICY OCTET l SPECIFY Indicates the service-side

STRING l USERCOS priority policy.
l DSCPMAPPIN
G
Error Code

Example
To query the VLAN switching pair of ONT 1 whose port ID is 1 and is connected to port
0/7/0 on the device named 10.71.59.58, run the following command:
LST-
ONTETHVLANSWTICHPAIR::DEV=10.71.59.58,FN=0,SN=7,PN=0,ONTID=1,ONTP
ORTID=1:CTAG::;

7340085 2010-11-20 14:35:19
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=7
blktotal=7
ont eth port vlan information 10.71.59.58

-----------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANCFGTYPE
CVLAN CPRI CENCAP SVLAN SPRI SPRIPOLICY
7340087 0 7 0 1 ETH 1 TRANSLATION 1 0 IPOE 1
0 DSCPMAPPING
7340087 0 7 0 1 ETH 1 TRANSLATION 1 1 IPOE 1
-- --
7340087 0 7 0 1 ETH 1 TRANSLATION 10 1 -- 10
0 SPECIFY
-----------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.8.31 Querying the Traffic Shaping Information of an ONT

Queue (LST-ONTQUEUESHAPING)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the traffic shaping information of ONTs or an ONT queue.
Command Format
LST-ONTQUEUESHAPING::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias[,QUEUEID=queue-
id]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
94 MA5603U (V800R010C00 and later versions)

2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.

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


locate the ONT.

STRING to locate the ONT.
QUEUEID INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the queue ID of -

traffic shaping.
NOTE
MA5600 V800R011C00 and
parameter. GPON boards
except the H801GPBC and
H802GPBD boards support
this parameter.
NOTE
l ONT alias
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Queue Shaping information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID QUEUEID DOWNQUEUESHAPING
Output Parameter
r


r
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. This parameter, the
NOTE device name or ID, and the subrack, slot,
If the UNI port is and port IDs are used together to locate the
of 10G GPON, ONT.
the value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON, the value
range is 0-127.
QUEUEID INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the queue ID of traffic shaping.

NOTE
support this parameter. GPON boards except the
H801GPBC and H802GPBD boards support this
parameter.
DOWNQU OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the MEF IP traffic
EUESHAP STRING profile used for downstream traffic shaping.
ING NOTE
support this parameter.GPON boards except the
H801GPBC and H802GPBD boards support this
parameter.
Error Code
Example
To query traffic shaping information of ONT 1 whose queue ID is 0 and is connected to port
0/6/3 on the device named MA5680T, run the following command:
LST-
ONTQUEUESHAPING::DEV=MA5680T,FN=0,SN=6,PN=3,ONTID=1,QUEUEID=0:1:
:;
7340126 2013-04-05 21:29:22
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Queue Shaping information of the device MA5680T

------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID QUEUEID DOWNQUEUESHAPING
7340126 0 6 3 1 0 ip-traffic-table_2
------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.32 Querying the GPON Optical Module Information (LST-

GPONDDMINFO)
Usage Note
This command applies only to OLTs that work in profile mode.
Command Format
LST-GPONDDMINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter


IP Address.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Gpon DDM information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER
OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTEMP OPTICSVOL
Output Parameter
r
OPTICSR INTEGER -10000 to Indicates the receive power of the optical

XPOWER +10000 module.
Unit: 0.01dBm.
OPTICST INTEGER -10000 to Indicates the transmit power of the optical

XPOWER +10000 module.
Unit: 0.01dBm.


r
OPTICST INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the bias current of the optical

XBIASCU module.
RR Unit: mA.
OPTICST INTEGER -100 to +300 Indicates the temperature of the optical

EMP module.
Unit: °C.
OPTICSV INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the power supply voltage of the

OL optical module.
Unit: 0.01V.
Error Code
Address.

correct.
correct order.
2689007617 The instance does not Verify that the command is correct
exist, or the feature is according to the following requirements:
not supported or not l Verify that the port entered is a GPON
configured port.
l Verify that the port entered exists.

Example
To query optical module information of port 0/2/3 on the device named 10.144.79.105, run
LST-GPONDDMINFO::DEV=10.144.79.105,FN=0,SN=2,PN=3:CTAG::;
7340037 2014-01-17 14:57:01
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon DDM information of the device 10.144.79.105

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR
OPTICSTEMP OPTICSVOL
7340037 0 2 3 -- 388 43 43 316
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
Related Command
None
15.8.33 Querying the Transmission Feature of a GPON NNI Port

(LST-GPONNNIPERF)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-GPONNNIPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device

2330 MA5633
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2339 MA5818
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.

title="Gpon NNI perf information of the device "+device-name

name of attributes: DID DEV FN SN PN TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames
TransmittedOctets ReceivedOctets
Output Parameter
r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by default. If the
Transmitte DOUBLE 0-184467440737 Indicates the number of transmitted

dFrames 09551615 packets.
ReceivedF DOUBLE 0-184467440737 Indicates the number of received packets.

rames 09551615
Transmitte DOUBLE 0-184467440737 Indicates the number of transmitted bytes.

dOctets 09551615
ReceivedO DOUBLE 0-184467440737 Indicates the number of received bytes.

ctets 09551615
Error Code
Address.


correct.
correct order.
2689007617 The instance does not Verify that the command is correct
exist, or the feature is according to the following requirements:
not supported or not l Verify that the port entered is a GPON
configured NNI port.
l Verify that the port entered exists.
Example
To query the transmission feature of port 0/0/1 on the device named 10.144.78.115, run the
following command:
LST-GPONNNIPERF::DEV=10.144.78.115,FN=0,SN=0,PN=1:CTAG::;
7340040 2014-01-12 15:46:03
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESCSucceeded.
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Gpon NNI perf information of the device 10.144.78.115

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
DID DEV FN SN PN TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames
7340040 10.144.78.115 0 0 1 18920261 5249606 25365034202
1011207636
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
Related Command
None

15.8.34 Querying the First Idle GEM Port ID of GPON Ports (LST-
FRSTIDLGEM)
Usage Note
This function applies only to OLTs that work in discrete mode.
Command Format
LST-FRSTIDLGEM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
94 MA5603U(V800R013C00 and later versions)
95 MA5603T(V800R013C00 and later versions)
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.

NOTE
You must set one of DID and DEV.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The first idle gemport ID information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID DEV FN SN PN FIRSTIDLEGEM
Output Parameter
r
FIRSTIDL INTEGER 128-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID.

EGEM
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the first idle GEM port ID of port 0/0/1 on NE 10.144.78.118, run the following
command:
LST-FRSTIDLGEM::DEV=10.144.78.118,FN=0,SN=0,PN=1:CTAG::;

7340040 2014-01-12 14:36:24

M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The first idle gemport ID information of the device 10.144.78.118

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
DID DEV FN SN PN FIRSTIDLEGEM
7340040 10.144.78.118 0 0 1 130
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
Related Command
15.8.35 Exporting POTS Service Provisioning Statistical Files

(DMP-POTSPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to export the number of provisioned POTS services for the network-
wide MA5600T, MA5603T, and MA5608T or ONTs under a specified OLT. Users with phone
numbers configured have been provisioned with POTS services.
Command Format
DMP-POTSPERF:::CTAG::([DT=device-type][,DEV=Device-name]);
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter
er

Device. type.

DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
NOTE
Enter either the device type or the device name.
Response Format
Format Description.

Output Parameter
PATH OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the file path. The file
STRING path is oss\server\var\access
\dumpperf. The file name is
similar to
POTS_MA5600T_2014-01-21_2
3-14-09_n_m.csv, where n
number of files.
NOTE
If a CSV file is over large, it will be
divided into multiple smaller ones. If
only one file exists, n or m is not
displayed, for example,
POTS_MA5600T_2014-01-21_23-1
4-09.csv.
Error Code

parameter
input.
Example
To export POTS service provisioning statistical files for the MA5600T, run the following
command:
l DMP-POTSPERF:::1::DT=249;
-1 2014-03-12 14:49:07
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1

---------
PATH
server : /opt/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/
POTS_MA5600T_2014-03-12_14-49-07.csv
---------
;
Related Command
None

15.8.36 Exporting GPON ONT Online Status Statistical Files

(DMP-ONTPERF)
Usage Note
This command is used to export the online status information for the network-wide
MA5600T, MA5603T, and MA5608T or ONTs under a specified OLT.
Command Format
DMP-ONTPERF:::CTAG::([DT=device-type][,DEV=Device-name]);
Supporting Device
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
Input Parameter
er

Device. type.

DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

NOTE
Enter either the device type or the device name.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
PATH OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the file path. The file
STRING path is oss\server\var\access
\dumpperf. The file name is
similar to
POTS_MA5600T_2014-01-21_2
3-14-09_n_m.csv, where n
number of files.
NOTE
If a CSV file is over large, it will be
divided into multiple smaller ones. If
only one file exists, n or m is not
displayed, for example,
POTS_MA5600T_2014-01-21_23-1
4-09.csv.
Error Code

parameter
input.
Example
To export GPON ONT online status statistical files for the MA5600T, run the following
command:
l DMP-ONTPERF:::1::DT=249;
-1 2014-03-12 19:10:31
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

blktotal=1

---------
PATH
server : d:/oss/server/var/access/dumpperf/ONT_MA5600T_2014-03-12_19-10-31.csv
---------
;
Related Command
None
15.8.37 Querying GPON MDU Replacement Tasks (LST-

ONTRM)
Usage Note
This command is used to query replacement tasks based on OLTs, OLT PON boards, OLT
PON ports, and MDUs.
Command Format
LST-ONTRM::[((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,][FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-
id[,ONTID=ont-id|ONTSN=ont-SN]]]]|[PWD=password])|(ONUDID=Mdu-Device-id|
ONUDEV=Mdu-Device-name)]:CTAG::;
NOTE
The MDU can be located in the following methods:
l By OLT: DID/DEV
l By OLT PON board: DID/DEV+FN+SN
l By OLT PON port: DID/DEV+FN+SN+PN
l By MDU:
l DID/DEV+FN+SN+PN+ONTID
l DID/DEV+FN+SN+PN+ONTSN
l DID/DEV+PWD
l ONUDID
l ONUDEV
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
249 MA5600T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E

64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2313 MA5652
2317 MA5631
2318 MA5632
2319 MA5621
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898

2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER 7340032-825 Indicates the OLT device ID. -

3439
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default OLT device -

FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the OLT subrack ID. -
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the OLT slot ID. -
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the OLT port ID. -
ONTID INTEGER 0-127 Indicates the MDU ID. -

ONTSN and ONTID are
alternative parameters.
ONTSN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the MDU SN. The -

STRING value is in
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX format,
where X is a hexadecimal
number (0 to 9 or A to F).
ONTSN and ONTID are
alternative parameters.

PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the MDU password. -

STRING NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C0
0, the
maximum
length of
password for
ONTs
connected to
the OLTs is
10 characters.
ONUDID INTEGER 7340032-825 Indicates the MDU device ID. -

3439
ONUDEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default MDU -

STRING device name. If the value of the
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONU Replace Mission information "
name of attributes:
ONUNAME ONUIP DCUPDATE NEEDPOLL STATUS STARTTIME FINISHTIME
RESULT FAILREASON
Output Parameter
ONUNAME OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the ONU device name.

STRING
ONUIP IPADDR - Indicates the ONU device IP address.

ESS
DCUPDAT OCTET l TRUE Specifies whether to automatically

E STRING l FALSE load the software and data.
NEEDPOLL OCTET l TRUE Specifies whether to automatically

STRING l FALSE synchronize NE data.

STATUS OCTET l Finished Indicates the replacement status.

STRING l Waiting for device
replace
l Device replaced
l Waiting for
upgrading software
and loading data
l Upgrade software
and load data
finished
l Waiting for
synchronize
STARTTIM OCTET Format: YYYY-MM- Indicates the start time of

E STRING DD HH:MM:SS replacement. The time is in UTC
format.
FINISHTIM OCTET Format: YYYY-MM- Indicates the end time of

E STRING DD HH:MM:SS replacement. The time is in UTC
format.
RESULT OCTET l Succeed Indicates the replacement results.

STRING l Failed
l Canceled
FAILREAS OCTET SIZE(1024) Indicates the cause for a replacement

ON STRING failure.
Error Code
command.
Example
To query the list of MDU replacement tasks on the device named 10.144.252.48, run the
following command:
LST-ONTRM::DEV=10.144.252.48:CTAG::;
0 2014-07-25 10:09:47
M CTAG COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
ONU Replace Mission information

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------
ONUNAME ONUIP DCUPDATE NEEDPOLL STATUS STARTTIME FINISHTIME
RESULT FAILREASON
MA5628 10.144.195.203 TRUE TRUE Waiting for device replace
2014-07-25 08:42:35 -- -- --
10.144.252.48/Frame0/Slot3/Port2/OnuID4 10.144.195.175 TRUE TRUE
Finished 2014-07-25 08:45:36 2014-07-25 08:46:49 Succeed --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.38 Querying Call Record of a ONT Pots (LST-

ONTPOTSCALLRECORD)
Usage Note
OLT and ONT device is online.
Command Format
LST-ONTPOTSCALLRECORD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
er

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 ONT ID. -

0-255
NOTE
If the UNI
port is of
10G
GPON,
the value
range is
0-255; if
the UNI
port is of
1G
GPON,
the value
range is
0-127.
ONTPO INTEGER 1-32 ONT POTS ID. -

RTID
Response Format
Format Description.
title=ont pots call record information " + device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPOTSID RECORDINDEX
STARTDATE STARTTIME DURATION CALLTYPE CALLCODEC CALLERNUMBER
CALLEENUMBER PACKETSSENT PACKETSRECEIVED PACKETSLOST
ROUNDTRIPDELAY RCVINTERARRIVJITTER MOSLQ

Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER
ONTID INTEG 0-255 ONT ID.

ER 0-255
NOTE
If the UNI
port is of
10G
GPON,
the value
range is
0-255; if
the UNI
port is of
1G
GPON,
the value
range is
0-127.
POTSID INTEG 0-32 ONT POTS ID.

ER
RECORDINDEX INTEG 1-20 Indicates the index of the call record.

ER
STARTTIME OCTET SIZE(19) Indicates the start time of the call, YYYY-
STRIN MM-DD HH:MM:SS.
G
DURATION INTEG - Indicates the duration of the call (unit:

ER second).
CALLTYPE OCTET OUTGOI Indicates the type of the call.

STRIN NGCALL
G INCOMIN
GCALL

CALLCODEC OCTET G.711U Indicates the codec used in the call.

STRIN Reserved
G
G.726
GSM
G.723
DVI4-8K
DVI4-16K
LPC
G.711A
G.722
L16-2chan
nels
L16-1chan
nels
QCELP
CN
MPA
G.728
DVI4-11K
DVI4-22K
G.729
T.38
CALLERNUMBER OCTET - Indicates the calling number.

STRIN
G
CALLEENUMBER OCTET - Indicates the called number.

STRIN
G
PACKETSSENT INTEG - Indicates the number of packets sent

ER during the call.
PACKETSRECEIV INTEG - Indicates the number of packets received

ED ER during the call.
PACKETSLOST INTEG - Indicates the number of packets discarded

ER during the call.
ROUNDTRIPDELA INTEG - Indicates the loop delay of the call (unit:

Y ER ms).
RCVINTERARRIVJ INTEG - Indicates the jitter of the call in the Rx

ITTER ER direction (unit: ms).

MOSLQ INTEG - Indicates the average MOS value of the

ER call.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does There no call record on ONT Pots.

not exist.
Example
To query call record of the 4th pots of the 6th ont on PON port 0/5/4 on NE 10.144.195.165,
LST-
ONTPOTSCALLRECORD::DEV=10.144.195.165,FN=0,SN=5,PN=4,ONTID=6,ONTPO
RTID=4:CTAG::;
7340223 2015-10-13 14:47:05
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ont pots call record information 10.144.195.165

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID POTSID RECORDINDEX STARTTIME
DURATION CALLTYPE CALLCODEC CALLERNUMBER CALLEENUMBER
PACKETSSENT PACKETSRECEIVED PACKETSLOST ROUNDTRIPDELAY
RCVINTERARRIVJITTER MOSLQ
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 1 2015-10-10 09:04:41 231
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 22352
22351 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 2 2015-10-10 09:01:32 184
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 17662
17666 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 3 2015-10-10 09:00:42 45
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 3782
3785 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 4 2015-10-10 08:53:27 429
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 42105
42106 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 5 2015-10-10 08:51:43 100
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 9253
9255 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 6 2015-10-10 08:27:53 1412
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 140466
140467 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 7 2015-10-10 08:23:57 231
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 22346
22347 0 0 0 4.4

7340185 0 5 4 6 4 8 2015-10-10 08:20:21 211

OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 20357
20360 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 9 2015-10-10 08:19:23 54
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 4710
4713 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 10 2015-10-10 08:19:21 1
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 0 0
0 0 0 0
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 11 2015-10-10 08:12:08 429
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 42076
42078 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 12 2015-10-10 08:12:05 0
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 0 0
0 0 0 0
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 13 2015-10-10 08:10:23 100
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 9252
18506 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 14 2015-10-10 07:46:05 1440
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 143310
143310 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 15 2015-10-10 07:41:59 241
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 23263
23263 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 16 2015-10-10 07:38:22 212
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 20413
20416 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 17 2015-10-10 07:37:24 54
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 4624
4626 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 18 2015-10-10 07:30:10 428
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 42090
42091 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 19 2015-10-10 07:28:26 100
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 9253
9255 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 20 2015-10-10 07:04:38 1408
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 140030
140028 0 0 0 4.4
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.8.39 Querying Details About a Global GPON Line Profile(LST-

GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the global GPON line profile Details.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::(PROFILENAME=profile-name)
[,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
meter
PROF OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the name of the global -

ILEN STRING GPON line profile.
AME
SHO OCTET SCOPEP (Optional)Indicates the device -

WOP STRING ROFID scope profile name.
TION
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Profile information"
name of attributes:PROFILENAME MAPMODE QOSMODE TCONT GEMPOR GEMMAP
Output Parameter
ter
PROFIL OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the name of the global GPON

ENAME STRING line profile.


ter
MAPM OCTET l VLAN mapping-mode.

ODE STRING l 802.1p
l VLAN_802.1p
l PORT
l PORT_VLAN
l PORT_802.1p
l PORT_VLAN_
802.1p
l E1T1
l IPOTS
l VLAN_IPOTS
QOSM OCTET l GEM-CAR qos-mode

ODE STRING l PRIORITY-
QUEUE
l FLOW-CAR
TCONT OCTET (0-127)~SIZE(32 the format "tcontID~DBA profile

STRING )~(0-127)~SIZE(32 name" as a group and could be repeat
)… one more
GEMPO OCTET (0-127)~(0-1023)~ the format "TCONTID~GEMID~CAR

RT STRING SIZE(32)~(0-127 profile name" as a group and could be
)~(0-1023)~SIZE(3 repeat one more
2)…
GEMM OCTET (0-127)~(0-1023)~( the format

AP STRING 0-7)~(0-4095)… "TCONTID~GEMID~GEMMAPID~V
LAN" as a group and could be repeat
one more
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does The required global GPON line profile does
not exist. not exist. In this case, check and ensure that
the entered global GPON line profile is
correct.

2686058498 Missing, invalid Verify that the entered command is correct

is null, or Value of ranges of the parameters specified by the
parameter is wrong command.
order.
Example
To query details about a global GPON line profile whose name is Test.
l run the following command:

LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=Test;
0 2016-03-10 20:26:33
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------------------------------------
PROFILENAME MAPMODE QOSMODE TCONT
GEMPOR GEMMAP
Test VLAN GEM-CAR dba71~5~dba301
5~4~gemcar301~4~5~gemcar301 4~5~4~401~4~5~5~400
-----------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.40 Querying a Global GPON Line Profile Name List(LST-

GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILENAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query names of Global GPON Line Profiles.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-
name[,SCOPEPROFID=device-profile-name];

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
meter
PROF OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the name of the global -

ILEN STRING GPON line profile.
AME
SCOP OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional)Indicates the device -

EPRO STRING scope profile name.
FID
Response Format
Format Description.
name of attributes: PROFILENAME SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
ter
PROFIL OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the name of the global GPON

ENAME STRING line profile.
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile name.

PROFID STRING

Error Code
2686058552 The resource does The required global GPON line profile does
not exist. not exist. In this case, check and ensure that
the entered global GPON line profile is
correct.

order.
Example
To query a global GPON line profile list whose name is Test.
l run the following command:
LST-GLOBALGPONLINEPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=Test1;
0 2016-03-10 16:27:13
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------
PROFILENAME SCOPEPROFID
Test1 Default
-----------------------------
Related Command
None
15.8.41 Querying Details About a Global GPON Service Profile

(LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query details about a global GPON service profile. To ensure the
query accuracy, a global GPON service profile must have been created before this command
is run.

Command Format
LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-
name[,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er
PROFILE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the GPON service -

NAME STRING profile name.
SHOWO OCTET l SCOPE Specifies whether to return the -

PTION STRING PROFI optional attribute. If this
D parameter is set, the optional
attribute will be returned.
Otherwise, the optional
attribute will not be returned.
Response Format
Format Description.
name of attributes: PROFILENAME MULTICASTFORWARDTAG MFTRANSLATIONVLAN
POTSNUM ETHNUM CATVNUM TDMNUM VDSL2NUM ETHVLAN IPHOSTVLAN
SCOPEPROFID

Output Parameter
ter
PROFIL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the GPON service

ENAME STRING profile name.
MULTI OCTET l TAG-TRANSPARENT Indicates the multicast

CASTF STRING l TAG-TRANSLATION forwarding mode.
ORWAR
DTAG l UNTAG
l UNCONCER
MFTRA OCTET l 1-4095 Indicates the multicast

NSLATI STRING l IGMP-USER-VLAN forwarding VLAN.
ONVLA
N
POTSN INTEGER 0-32 Indicates the number of POTS

UM ports.
ETHNU INTEGER 0-24 Indicates the number of

M Ethernet ports.
CATVN INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the number of CATV

UM ports.
TDMN INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the number of TDM

UM ports.
VDSL2 INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the number of

NUM VDSL2 ports.
ETHVL OCTET (1-4094)~(1-4094)~(1-4094 Indicates the default VLAN for

AN STRING )~(1-4094)… the Ethernet port.
l Multiple default VLANs
can be set,and a maximum
of 300 values are supported,
and separate the different
port vlan by symbel "~".
The value of a single VLAN
ranges from 1 to the
maximum VLAN ID.
IPHOST INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the default VLAN for

VLAN the IPhost port.
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) Device scope profile.

PROFID STRING

Error Code

wrong.
order.
exist. exists.
Example
To query a GPON service profile whose name is AA, run the following command:
l LST-
GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=AA,SHOWO
PTION=SCOPEPROFID;
0 2016-03-10 15:54:28
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
PROFILENAME MULTICASTFORWARDTAG MFTRANSLATIONVLAN POTSNUM
ETHNUM CATVNUM TDMNUM VDSL2NUM ETHVLAN IPHOSTVLAN
SCOPEPROFID
AA UNCONCER -- 0 0 0 0 0 -- -- Default
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.8.42 Querying a Global GPON Service Profile Name List (LST-

GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILENAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query a global GPON service profile name list. To ensure the query
accuracy, a global GPON service profile must have been created before this command is run.

Command Format
LST-GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=device-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er
PROFILE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the GPON service -

NAME STRING profile name.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope -

ROFID STRING profile name.
Response Format
Format Description.
name of attributes: PROFILENAME SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
PROFILENA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the GPON service

ME STRING profile name.
SCOPEPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the device scope

ID STRING profile name.

Error Code
268605849 Missing, invalid Ensure that the command is correct according to

8 parameter or mandatory the following requirements:
parameter is blank, or the l The parameter values do not exceed the
value of the parameter is ranges of the parameters specified by the
wrong. command.
order.
102690873 The resource does not Check whether the profile to be queried exists.
exist.
Example
To query a profile name list whose GPON service profile name is AA, run the following
command:
l LST-
GLOBALGPONSRVPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=AA,SCOPEPR
OFID=Default;
0 2016-03-10 15:42:08
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------
AA Default
-----------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.8.43 Querying Details About a Global GPON DBA Profile

(LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILEDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query details about a global GPON DBA profile.

Command Format
LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=dba-profile-
name[,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
PROFILENA OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the GPON -

ME STRING DBA profile name.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET l SCOPEPRO (Optional) Specifies -

N STRING FID whether to return the
optional attribute. If this
be returned.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Profile information "
name of attributes:PROFILENAME TCONTTYPE ASSUREDBANDWIDTH
FIXEDBANDWIDTH MAXIMUMBANDWIDTH BANDWIDTHCOMPENSATION
ADDITIONALBANDWITDTH EFFORTPRIORITY EFFORTWEIGHT FIXEDDELAY SCOPEPROFID

Output Parameter
PROFILENAME OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the GPON DBA

STRING profile name.
TCONTTYPE OCTET l Fixed DBA Type:

STRING l Assured l Fixed BandWidth;
l AssuredandMax l Assured BandWidth;
l Max l Assured BandWidth/Max
l Mixed BandWidth;
l Max BandWidth;
l Mixed model.
ASSUREDBAND INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the Assured

WIDTH BandWidth.
FIXEDBANDWI INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the Fixed BandWidth.

DTH
MAXIMUMBAN INTEGER 128-10000000 Indicates the Max BandWidth.

DWIDTH
BANDWIDTHC OCTET l YES BandWidth Compensation.

OMPENSATION STRING l NO
ADDITIONALB OCTET l Non-assure Additional Bandwidth.

ANDWITDTH STRING l Best-effort
EFFORTPRIORI INTEGER 0-3 Best-effort priority.

TY
EFFORTWEIGH INTEGER 1-10000 Best-effort weight.

T
FIXEDDELAY OCTET l YES Fixed delay.

STRING l NO
SCOPEPROFID OCTET SIZE(32) Device scope profile.

STRING

Error Code

wrong.
order.
102690820 The DBA profile does Check whether the profile to be queried
not exist. exists.
Example
To create a GPON DBA profile whose name is TEST, run the following command:
l LST-
GLOBALDBAPROFILEDETAIL:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=TEST,SHOWOPTI
ON=SCOPEPROFID;
0 2016-03-14 15:00:54
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
PROFILENAME TCONTTYPE ASSUREDBANDWIDTH FIXEDBANDWIDTH
MAXIMUMBANDWIDTH BANDWIDTHCOMPENSATION ADDITIONALBANDWITDTH
EFFORTPRIORITY EFFORTWEIGHT FIXEDDELAY SCOPEPROFID
TEST Mixed 128 128 256 YES Best-effort 0 134 NO
Default
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------
Related Command
None.

15.8.44 Querying a Global GPON DBA Profile Name List (LST-

GLOBALDBAPROFILENAME)
Usage Note
This command is used to query a global GPON DBA profile name list.
Command Format
LST-GLOBALDBAPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=profile-name[,SCOPEPROFID=device-
profile-name];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
PROFILENA OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the GPON -

ME STRING DBA profile name.
SCOPEPROFI OCTET SIZE(32) (Optional)Indicates the -

D STRING device scope profile
name.
Response Format
Format Description.

name of attributes:PROFILENAME SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
PROFILENA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the GPON service

ME STRING profile name.
SCOPEPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the device scope

ID STRING profile name.
Error Code

wrong.
order.
102690820 The DBA profile does Check whether the profile to be queried
not exist. exists.
Example
To create a GPON DBA profile whose name is TEST, run the following command:
l LST-
GLOBALDBAPROFILENAME:::CTAG::PROFILENAME=TEST,SCOPEPROFI
D=Default;
0 2016-03-11 15:30:58
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Profile information
-----------------------------
TEST Default
-----------------------------

Related Command
None.
15.9 Querying EPON Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying the EPON ONTs.
15.9.1 Querying Information About an Upstream EPON ONU Port

(LST-EPONNNIPORT)
Usage Note
Ensure that the EPON ONU is online before you run this command.
Command Format
LST-EPONNNIPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
70 MA5610
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669

2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2350 MA5811S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
Input Parameter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
NOTE

Response Format
Format Description.
title="EPON NNI information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN
Output Parameter
Error Code
2686058554 Command does not Enter a device listed in "Supporting

support this device Device".
type.
Ensure that you reissue the command after
the device goes online.
Example
To query the information about the upstream port on the device named MA5620E, run the
following command:
LST-EPONNNIPORT::DEV=MA5620E:1::;
7340377 2009-05-12 08:49:31
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Epon NNI information of the device MA5620E

--------------------
DID FN SN PN
7340377 0 0 0

--------------------
;
Related Command
15.9.2 Querying the List of EPON ONTs (LST-EPONONT)

Usage Note
l The OLT of a specific version must support the EPON service.
Command Format
LST-EPONONT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-
id[,ONTID=ont-id]]]][,ONTMAC=ont-mac]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option of result's
attributes];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er t


er t
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default device -


ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) Indicates the port ID. -
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) Indicates the ONT -

NOTE ID.
If the UNI port
is of 10G EPON,
the value range
is 0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTMA OCTET SIZE(17) Indicates the ONT MAC -

C STRING address. A 12-digit hexadecimal
number (the digit ranges from 0
to 9 or A to F). For example,
51-53-35-35-22-44.


er t
SHOWO OCTET l ONTDID Specifies the optional attributes -

PTION STRING l ONTIP that can be displayed in the
returned result. If you do not set
l MACADDR this parameter, the optional
ESS attributes are not returned. If
l ONTKEY you set this parameter, the
l LOID optional attributes are returned.
l CHECKCO Separate multiple optional
DE attributes with spaces.
l HARDWAR
EVERSION
l REGISTERS
TAT
l ONUTYPE
l FTTXMOD
E
l SPLITTERP
ORT
l SRVLEVEL
PROF
l BINDWIDT
HTYPE
NOTE
l You must enter either the device ID or the device name.

l You must enter the subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID in order. For example, you can enter the slot ID
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Ont information of the device "+device-name
CAPABPROF VENDORID LINEPROF SRVPROF EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVERSION
AUTH AUTHTIMEOUT MACADDRESS ONTKEY LOID CHECKCODE ONTDID ONTIP
HARDWAREVERSION REGISTERSTAT ONUTYPE FTTXMODE SPLITTERPORT SRVLEVELPROF
BINDWIDTHTYPE

Output Parameter
er

ER

ER

ER

ER

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

STRIN
G

STRIN NOTE
G The following characters are supported:
l English letters: A-Z and a-z.
l Numbers: 0-9.
l Symbols: ( ) _ - + . / \ | and space.
CAPABP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the capability set profile.
ROF STRIN
G
LINEPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the line profile.

OF STRIN
G
SRVPRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the service profile.

F STRIN
G
VENDOR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the vendor ID.

ID STRIN
G


er
EQUIPM OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the ONT terminal type.

ENTID STRIN
G
MAINSO OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the software version.

FTVERSI STRIN
ON G


er
AUTH OCTET l MACADDR Indicates the authentication mode.

STRIN ESS The meanings of the options are as follows:
G l ALWAYS_ l MACADDRESS: Indicates that the ONU is
ON authenticated according to the MAC address.
l ONCE_ON l ALWAYS_ON: Indicates that the ONU is
l LOID_ALW authenticated according to the key. In this
AYS_ON authentication mode, the OLT determines
l LOID_ONC whether the key reported by the ONU is the
E_ON same as the preset key. If the key reported by
the ONU is the same as the preset key, the
l LOID_CHE ONU passes the authentication and goes
CKCODE_ online successfully. After authentication, the
ALWAYS_ ONU can still go online even if its MAC
ON address is changed.
l LOID_CHE l ONCE_ON: Indicates that the ONU is
CKCODE_ authenticated according to the key. In this
ONCE_ON authentication mode, the ONU can get
online only once and the ONU cannot be
replaced after it is online. If the timeout
period is set and the ONU does not get
online within the timeout period, the ONU
can never get online.
l LOID_ALWAYS_ON: Indicates that the
ONU is authenticated according to the LOID
(Logical ONT ID). In this authentication
mode, the OLT determines whether the
LOID reported by the ONU is the same as
the preset LOID. If the LOID reported by the
ONU is the same as the preset LOID, the
ONU passes the authentication and goes
online successfully. After authentication, the
ONU can still go online even if its MAC
address is changed.
l LOID_ONCE_ON: Indicates that the ONU
is authenticated according to the LOID. In
this authentication mode, the ONU can get
l LOID_CHECKCODE_ALWAYS_ON:
Indicates that the ONU is authenticated
according to the LOID and check code. A
random character string (check code) and the
LOID are authenticated together. In this
authentication mode, the OLT determines


er
whether the LOID and check code reported

by the ONU is the same as the preset LOID
and check code. If the LOID and check code
reported by the ONU are the same as the
preset LOID and check code, the ONU
passes the authentication and goes online
successfully. After authentication, the ONU
can still go online even if its MAC address is
changed.
l LOID_CHECKCODE_ONCE_ON:
Indicates that the ONU is authenticated
according to the LOID and check code. A
random character string (check code) and the
LOID are authenticated together. In this
authentication mode, the ONU can get
NOTE
LOID_ALWAYS_ON, LOID_ONCE_ON,
LOID_CHECKCODE_ALWAYS_ON and
LOID_CHECKCODE_ONCE_ON are supported
by the MA5680T (MA5600 V800R008C00 and later
versions), MA5600T (MA5600 V800R008C00 and
later versions), and MA5603T (MA5600
V800R008C00 and later versions).
AUTHTI OCTET 1-168 Indicates the timeout period of the

MEOUT STRIN Disable authentication. This parameter is valid only
G when the authentication mode is set to
ONCE_ON.
If you do not set this parameter, the value is
returned as Disable in the output information.
Unit: h.
ONTDID INTEG - Indicates the MDU ID.

ER
ONTIP OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the IP address of the MDU.

STRIN
G
MACAD OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address of the MDU.
DRESS STRIN It is represented as 12 hexadecimal numbers.
G
Example: 51-53-35-35-22-44.


er
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the password of the ONT.

STRIN
G
LOID OCTET SIZE (24) Indicates the logical authentication code of the
STRIN ONT.
G
CHECKC OCTET SIZE (12) Indicates the logical verification code of the
ODE STRIN ONT.
G
HARDW OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the ONU hardware version.

AREVER STRIN
SION G
REGISTE OCTET l registered Indicates the authorization status of an ONU.

RSTAT STRIN l unregistered
G
ONUTYP OCTET l MDU Indicates the ONU type.

E STRIN l ONT
G
FTTXMO OCTET l FTTB Indicates the FTTx mode.

DE STRIN l FTTH
G
l FTTC
SPLITTE INTEG 0-127 Indicates the port ID of the splitter that is

RPORT ER connected to an ONU.
BINDWI OCTET l 1G-1G Indicates the upstream and downstream rate

DTHTYP STRIN l 10G-1G types of an ONT.
E G Unit: bit/s
l 10G-10G
l AUTO
SRVLEV OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a service level profile.
ELPROF STRIN When the location information contains NAME
G and SHOWOPTION=SRVLEVELPROF is
NOTE
(excluding MA5600 V800R009) support this
parameter.

Error Code

offline. Verify that the following faults do
not occur:
2686058531 The device does not l Verify that the device is successfully
to the IP Address.
2686058552 The resource does not The information about the EPON ONT is not
exist. available on the required device. In this case,
verify that the ONT information is added to
the device and the information of the device
is synchronized to the U2000.
2686058498 Missing, invalid Verify that the command is correct according

parameter or mandatory to the following requirements:
wrong command.
order.
Example
To query the list of ONTs connected to the device named 10.71.32.13, run the following
command:
LST-EPONONT::DEV=10.71.32.13:6::;

l Discrete mode:
7729154 2005-09-08 16:27:55
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT information of the device 10.71.32.13
----------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS
CAPABPROF LINEPROF SRVPROF VENDORID EQUIPMENTID AUTH
AUTHTIMEOUT
7729154 0 8 0 0 AAA bbb

Cap_profile_1 HWTC EchoLife:HG850 V1R1C02B020 ALWAYS_ON
----------------------------
;
l Profile mode:
7729154 2005-09-08 16:27:55
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT information of the device 10.71.32.13
----------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS
CAPABPROF LINEPROF SRVPROF VENDORID EQUIPMENTID AUTH
AUTHTIMEOUT ONTKEY LOID CHECKCODE
7729154 0 6 1 2 0/7/0/0 0/7/0/0
1343143 3424234 MACADDRESS Disable
12-12-31-23-11-31 -- -- --
----------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.9.3 Querying Information About Auto-discovered EPON

ONUs (LST-EPONONTAUTOFIND)
Usage Note
The ONU must be connected to the OLT and be powered on.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTAUTOFIND::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T

2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800
2349 MA5803
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Paramete Type Range Description Defaul
r t

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Auto find epon ont information "
name of attributes: DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID MACADDRESS ONTKEY LOID
CHECKCODE EQUIPMENTID VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSION

Output Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by default. If

Address.

NOTE
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G EPON,
the value range is
0-127.
MACADDR OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address.

ESS STRING It is represented as 12 hexadecimal
numbers.
Example: 51-53-35-35-22-44.
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the password.

STRING
LOID OCTET SIZE (24) Indicates the ONU logical

STRING authentication code.
CHECKCO OCTET SIZE (12) Indicates the ONU logical verification

DE STRING code.

D STRING

EQUIPMEN OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the ONU terminal type.

TID STRING NOTE
The configuration item
XPONCOMMON_THIRDONT_EQUIPM
ENT_FORMAT determines the format of
terminal types returned for CIGG vendors'
ONUs. For details about the meaning and
setting method of the configuration item,
see
Table 9-1
.

VERSION STRING This parameter is applicable to the
following devices:
l MA5600T: MA5600 V800R006 and
later versions
l MA5606T: MA5600 V800R006 and
later versions
l MA5603T: MA5600 V800R006 and
later versions
Error Code
Example
To query information about the auto-discovered ONU of port 0/15/0 on device named
MA5680_113, run the following command:
LST-EPONONTAUTOFIND::DEV=MA5680_113,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0:0::;
7340082 2010-11-01 16:23:55
M 0 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeeded
blktag=1
blkcount=6
blktotal=6
Auto find epon ont information

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
DEV DID FN SN PN ONTID MACADDRESS ONTKEY LOID CHECKCODE
EQUIPMENTID VENDORID MAINSOFTVERSION
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 0 00-00-12-34-56-78

00000000000000000000000000000000 -- -- 5610 1213682755 V8R307 C01

MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 1 00-18-82-6D-06-51 MA5626E_64
-- -- 5626 1213682755 V8R307 C01
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 2 00-18-82-8B-49-8F -- --
5620 1213682755 MA5600V800R305
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 3 00-25-9E-74-54-FE 5771SNHWTEST02
-- -- 5626 1213682755 V8R308 C00
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 4 00-25-9E-7C-8C-5E 00-18-82-B9-C3-
A9 -- -- 5620 1213682755 V8R308 C00
MA5680_113 7340082 0 15 0 5 00-73-07-5B-5E-FA 000000000000
-- -- 850e 842019121 V100R001C03B059
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
Related Command
l LST-EPONONT
l ADD-EPONONT
15.9.4 Querying the Running Status of an ONT (LST-

EPONONTRUNINFO)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-EPONONTRUNINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id)|,NAME=ont-name))|ALIAS=ont-alias:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=ONUACTUALBANDTYPE ONUBANDTYPE];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800
2349 MA5803
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
ter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

number.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. This N/A

NOTE parameter is used together
If the UNI port is with the device name or ID,
of 10G EPON, the subrack number, slot ID, and
value range is port ID to locate the ONT.
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
NAME OCTET SIZE (1-255) Indicates the name. This N/A

STRING parameter is used together
with the device name or ID
to locate the ONT.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (1-128) Indicates the alias. It is used N/A

STRING NOTE to locate the ONTs.
For the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23,
and MA5600
V800R005C33,
the alias consists
of up to 32
characters.


ter
SHOW OCTET l ONUACTUA (Optional) Specifies whether -

OPTIO STRING LBANDTYPE the attributes are displayed.
N l ONUBANDT If you enter
YPE SHOWOPTION=ONUAC
TUALBANDTYPE in the
command, the corresponding
attribute is displayed in the
response to the command.
By default, the attribute is
not displayed.
NOTE
Set one of the following parameter combinations to locate an ONT:

l Device name, subrack number, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID
l Device ID, subrack number, slot ID, port ID, and ONT ID
l ONT alias
If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, it is an invalid value.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT run info of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS RUNSTAT
ADMINSTAT LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME LSTDOWNCAUSE ONUACTUALBANDTYPE ONUBANDTYPE
Output Parameter

NOTE parameter is used together with
If the UNI port is of the device name or ID, subrack
10G EPON, the number, slot ID, and port ID to
value range is 0-255; locate the ONT.
1G EPON, the value
range is 0-127.

NAME OCTET SIZE (1-255) Indicates the name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (1-128) Indicates the alias.

STRING NOTE
For the MA5600
V800R005C03,
MA5600
V800R005C23, and
MA5600
V800R005C33, the
32 characters.
RUNSTAT OCTET l Up Indicate the running

STRING l Down information about the ONT.
ADMINSTA OCTET l Up Indicates the activation status of

T STRING l Down the ONT.
BATTERYS OCTET l NOTSUPPORT Indicates the power supply

TAT STRING l CHARGE status of the ONT.
l DISCHARGE
l HOLDING
l POWERON
LSTUPTIM INTEGER Format: Indicates the last time when the

E YYYYMMDDHH ONT was online. The time is in
MMSS UTC format.
LSTDOWN INTEGER Format: Indicates the last time when the

TIME YYYYMMDDHH ONT was offline. The time is in
MMSS UTC format.

LSTDOWN OCTET l ONUDEL Indicates reason why the ONT

CAUSE STRING l ONTDISCONN was offline last time.
ECT Options are as follows:
l LOSI l ONUDEL: The ONT is
l LOFI deleted.
l SFI l ONTDISCONNECT: The
ONT is disconnected.
l LOAI
l LOSI: A branch fiber is
l LOAMI disconnected or the OLT
l DACT Failure fails to detect optical signals
l DACT from a GPON ONT.
l Reset l LOFI: ONT frames are lost.
l Re-Regester l SFI: Bit error rates of the
ONT exceed the preset
l Popup Failure threshold.
l Author Failure l LOAI: PLOAM
l Dying-gasp acknowledgment messages
l OFF-Line are lost for the ONT.
Failure l LOAMI: PLOAM messages
l Deactive are lost for the ONT.
Because of Ring l DACT Failure: The ONT
deactivation fails.
l DACT: The ONT is
deactivated.
l Reset: The ONT is reset.
l Re-Regester: The ONT
registers again.
l Popup Failure: The ONT
fails to respond to the popup
messages from the OLT.
l Author Failure: The ONT
l Dying-gasp: The Dying-
gasp alarm is reported when
the ONT undergoes a power
failure.
l OFF-Line Failure: The ONT
fails to get offline.
l Deactive Because of Ring:
The ONT goes offline
because of the ring.

ONUACTU OCTET l 1G-1G Indicates the actual bandwidth

ALBANDT STRING l 10G-1G type of the ONU.
YPE Unit: bit/s
l 10G-10G
when
SHOWOPTION=ONUACTUA
LBANDTYPE is entered in the
command.
ONUBAND OCTET l 1G-1G Indicates the bandwidth type

TYPE STRING l 10G-1G configured for the ONU.
l 10G-10G Unit: bit/s
l AUTO This parameter is returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=ONUBANDT
YPE is entered in the command.
Error Code
Example
To query running status of ONT 0 connected to port 0/16/1 on the device named
LST-
EPONONTRUNINFO::DEV=10.78.217.114,FN=0,SN=16,PN=1,ONTID=0:CTAG::;
7340037 2011-02-24 11:49:47
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT run info of the device 10.78.217.114

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID NAME ALIAS RUNSTAT ADMINSTAT LSTUPTIME LSTDOWNTIME
LSTDOWNCAUSE
7340037 0 16 1 0 GG 654 Up Up 2011-02-23 13:00:10 2011-02-23 12:58:08
ONTDISCONNECT
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------

Related Command
15.9.5 Querying the Ethernet Port Details of an EPON ONT (LST-

EPONONTETHPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the Ethernet port details of an EPON ONT. Ensure that the
OLT is online before running this command.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTETHPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTID=ont-port-id:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=VLANDEFAULT];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

ID.


value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ID.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT -

NOTE index. The ONTID,
If the UNI DEV (or DID), FN,
port is of 10G SN, and PN
EPON, the parameters identify an
value range is
ONT.
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of an -

ONT user-side port.
SHOWOPTI OCTET VLANDEFA (Optional) Specifies -

ON STRING ULT whether the attributes
are displayed. If you
enter
SHOWOPTION=V
LANDEFAULT in
the command, the
corresponding
attributes are
displayed in the
response to the
command. By default,
displayed.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="ont eth port information of the Device DevName"
ONTPORTSTATUS RXPKTS TXPKTS VLANDEFAULT
Output Parameter

NOTE
10G EPON, the value
UNI port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTYPE INTEGER 47 Indicates the ONT port

type.
If the value is 47, the port
is an Ethernet port.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of an

ONT user-side port.
ONTPORTSTAT OCTET l ACTIVATE Indicates the status of an

US STRING l DEACTIVATE ONT port.
RXPKTS INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the number of

received packets.
Unit: packet.
TXPKTS INTEGER 0-4294967296 Indicates the number of

transmitted packets.
Unit: packet.
VLANDEAULT INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the default

VLAN.

Error Code
Example
To query the details of ONT Ethernet port 0/15/2 (ONTID = 1, ONTPORTID = 1) on the
LST-
EPONONTETHPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=15,PN=2,ONTID=1,ON
TPORTID=1:222::;
7340046 2010-11-04 17:33:29

M 222 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ont eth port information 10.78.217.216

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID ONTPORTSTATUS
RXPKTS TXPKTS
7340046 0 15 2 1 47 1 ACTIVATE -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE
displayed as --.
Related Command
LST-ETHPORT
15.9.6 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the User Port of

an FTTH ONU (LST-EPONONTPORTMAC)
Usage Note
l For the ONT, the version of the HG850e must be later than V100R001C05B012, the
version of the HG813e must be later than V100R001C01B027, the version of the
MA5620E and the MA5626E must be later than V8R305C01B123, and the version of
the MA5610 must be later than V8R306C01B031.

l The ONT UNI port must be connected to a home gateway that works in the normal state
and that is connected to a network device such as a PC.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTPORTMAC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num,ONTID=ont-id,ONTPORTTYPE=ont-port-type,ONTPORTID=ont-port-
id,VLANID=vlan-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800
2349 MA5803
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DID INTEGER - (Optional) Indicates the N/A

device ID.

configuration item
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.


NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G EPON,
the value range
is 0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
ONTPORT OCTET l FE Indicates the type of user N/A

TYPE STRING l GE port on the ONT.
l ETH
l WLAN
ONTPORTI INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the ID of the user N/A

D port of the ONT. The range
set profile.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4094 Indicates the VLAN ID. N/A
NOTE
The device ID or the device name must be set. Other parameters are mandatory.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Ont information of the device"+device-name: DID FN SN PN
ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANID MAC
Output Parameter


NOTE
10G EPON, the value
UNI port is of 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTTY OCTET l FE Indicates the type of user port on

PE STRING l GE the ONT.
l ETH
l WLAN
ONTPORTID INTEGER 1-32 Indicates the ID of the user port

of the ONT. The range of the
user ports is restricted by the

STRING addresses learned by the user
port of the FTTH ONU.
Error Code

offline. Ensure that the following
faults do not occur:
disconnected.
l The SNMP read and write
community names are set
incorrectly.

2686058531 The device does not exist. l Ensure that the device is

null, or Value of parameter requirements:
is wrong l The parameter values do not
exceed the ranges of the parameters
specified by the command.
correct.
correct order.
1615462437 The version does not Ensure that the following conditions
match or communication are met before upgrading OLTs and
with the device failed. ONTs:
l The version of the OLT must be
later than the MA5600
V800R006C32B086.
l For the ONT, the version of the
HG850e must be later than
V100R001C05B012, the version of
the HG813e must be later than
V100R001C01B027, the version of
the MA5620E and the MA5626E
must be later than
V8R305C01B123, and the version
of the MA5610 must be later than
V8R306C01B031.
Example
To query the MAC addresses learned by FE port 1 on ONT 1 that is connected to port 0/15/0
on the device with the IP address 10.71.211.96, run the following command:

LST-
EPONONTPORTMAC::DEV=10.71.211.96,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=1,ONTPORTT
YPE=FE,ONTPORTID=1,VLANID=3999:CTAG::;
NOTE
The first five MAC addresses learned by the port are displayed each time the query operation is
complete. The invalid fields are displayed as --.

7340033 2009-03-06 13:51:38
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5

----------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTTYPE ONTPORTID VLANID MAC
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-74-04-FF-5F-53
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
7340033 0 15 0 1 FE 1 3999 00-00-00-00-00-00
;
Related Command
LST-SERVICEPORT
15.9.7 Querying the EPON Information of an MDU Device (LST-

EPONBYONUDEV)
Usage Note
l The MDU information must be already added to the OLT correctly and synchronized to
Command Format
LST-EPONBYONUDEV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
61 MA5626E

62 MA5620E
70 MA5610
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2312 MA5628
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er
DID INTEGER - (Optional) Indicates the -

device ID.


er
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) (Optional) Indicates the -

STRING device name by default.
If the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Ont information of the device"+device-name: DID OLTDID OLTDEV FN SN
PN ONTID MACADDR ONTKEY VENDORID EQID MAINSOFTVER
Output Parameter
OLTDID INTEGER - Indicates the device ID of the

OLT.
OLTDEV OCTET SIZE (1-64) Indicates the device name of

STRING the OLT.


NOTE
EPON, the value range is
of 1G EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
MACADDR OCTET SIZE (1-17) Indicates the MAC address of

STRING the MDU.
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (1-32) Indicates the authentication

STRING password of the ONT.
VENDORID OCTET SIZE (1-32) Indicates the vendor ID.

STRING
EQID OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the device type.

STRING

VER STRING
Error Code

offline. Check and ensure that the
following faults do not occur:
disconnected.
Address.

2686058554 Command does not Check and ensure that the command
support this device type supports the entered device name or IP
address.

by the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the EPON information of the MDU device named 22, run the following command:
LST-EPONBYONUDEV::DEV=22:CTAG::;
NOTE
In the query results, the invalid fields are displayed as --.

7340119 2009-03-06 13:56:30
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Ont information of the device 22

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------
DID OLTDID OLTDEV FN SN PN ONTID MACADDR ONTKEY
VENDORID EQUIPMENTID MAINSOFTVER
7340119 7340033 10.71.211.96 0 15 3 22 -- -- --
5620 --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------
;
Related Command
None.

15.9.8 Querying Optical Module Information About an EPON

ONT (LST-EPONONTDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
l MA5600 V800R006C02, MA5680T V800R006C02, MA5603T V800R006C02 and
MA5600T V800R006C02 or their later versions support the function of querying optical
module information about an EPON ONU.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTDDMDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id,ONTID=ont-id):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter


IP Address.

number.

NOTE
If the UNI port
is of 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER
OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
Output Parameter


NOTE
10G EPON, the value
UNI port is of 1G
is 0-127.

Unit: dBm

Unit: dBm
OPTICSTXBI INTEGER 0-10000 .Indicates the bias current of the

Unit: mA

EMP optical module.
Unit: °C

Unit: mV
ONTRANGI DOUBLE 0-2147483647 Indicates the ranging distance of

NG the ONT.
Unit: m.
Error Code

not occur:

to the IP Address.

wrong command.
order.
Example
To query information about the ONT optical module (ONTID=0) at port 0/13/2 on the device
LST-
EPONONTDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.144.79.212,FN=0,SN=13,PN=2,ONTID=0:CTAG::;
7340139 2010-11-09 16:17:26

M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Onu Optic Power info of device 10.144.79.212

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP
OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
7340139 0 13 2 0 2.49 -8.81 60 8 3314 345
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------
;
Related Command
LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL

15.9.9 Querying the Optical Module Information of an MDU NNI

Port (LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
l The OLT and MDU must be online.
Command Format
LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-
id,SN=Slotid,PN=Port-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
57 MA5606T
61 MA5626E
70 MA5610
100 MA5616
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
104 MA5612
2321 MA5669
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter


IP Address.

number.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR
OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL ONTRANGING
Output Parameter

Unit: dBm

Unit: dBm

OPTICSTXBI FLOAT 0-10000 Indicates the bias current of the

Unit: mA

EMP optical module.
Unit: °C

Unit: mV
Error Code

not occur:
to the IP Address.

wrong command.
order.

Example
To query information about the MDU optical module (ONTID=0) at port 0/0/1 on the device
LST-ONUNNIDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.216,FN=0,SN=0,PN=1:CTAG::;

7340033 2010-11-09 18:38:24
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
MXU Power info of device 10.78.217.216

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR OPTICSTXTEMP
OPTICSTXVOL
7340033 0 0 1 -15.07 2.99 10.54 30.6 3370
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.9.10 Querying Details on EPON Optical Modules (LST-

EPONSFP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query information about optical modules on a specified device.
Before running this command, ensure that the device is online and has been configured with a
EPON optical module on the specified slot.
Command Format
LST-EPONSFP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num]
[,PN=port-num]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
this command.
95 MA5603T
this command.
2331 MA5608T

249 MA5600T
this command.
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name. N/A

STRING
SHOWOPTI OCTET l IDENTI (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING FIER attributes that can be
l CONNE displayed in the returned
CTOR result. If you set this
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="EPON SFP information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62MICRON5
VENDORNAME VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN VENDORREV WAVELENGTH TYPE SUBTYPE
IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR
Output Parameter

LENGTH9MIC INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the transmission

RON distance of 9/125μm fiber.
Unit: 100m

CRON distance of 50/125μm fiber.
Unit: m

CRON5 distance of 62.5/125μm fiber.
Unit: m
VENDORNAM OCTET 0-17 Indicates the vendor name.

E STRING
VENDOROUI OCTET 0-9 Indicates the OUI ID of the

STRING vendor.
VENDORPN OCTET 0-17 Indicates the product ID of the

STRING vendor.
VENDORSN OCTET 0-17 Indicates the serial number of the

STRING vendor.
VENDORREV OCTET 0-5 Indicates the version.

STRING
WAVELENGT INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the optical wavelength.

H Unit: nm
TYPE OCTET l Unknown Indicates the type of the optical

STRING l GPON module.
l EPON
l 10G GPON
l 10G EPON
l WDM PON
l hybird PON

SUBTYPE OCTET l Unknown Indicates the subtype of the

STRING l CLASS B+ optical module.
l CLASS C+
l CLASS B
l PX20
l PX20+
l PR30
l PR20
l PRX30
l PRX20
IDENTIFIER OCTET l Unknown Indicates the optical module ID.

STRING l GBIC Only NEs that work in profile
mode support this parameter.
l SolderedToM
otherboard
l SFP
l XFP
CONNECTOR OCTET l Unknown Indicates the optical module

STRING l SC connector type. Only NEs that
work in profile mode support this
l CopperConne parameter.
ctor1
l CopperConne
ctor2
l BNC/TNC
l CoaxialHeade
rs
l FiberJack
l LC
l MT-RJ
l MU
l SG
l OpticalPigtail
l HSSDC II
l CopperPigtail
l MpoParallelO
ptic
l RJ45

Error Code

correct.
correct order.
Example
Example 1: To query information about optical modules on the board in slot 1 of subrack 0 on
LST-EPONSFP::DEV=10.144.194.154,FN=0,SN=1:CTAG::;
7340138 2015-10-27 10:50:15
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=8
blktotal=8
EPON SFP information of the device 10.144.194.154

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
TYPE SUBTYPE
7340138 0 1 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- --
7340138 0 1 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- --
7340138 0 1 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- --
7340138 0 1 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- --
7340138 0 1 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- --
7340138 0 1 5 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- --
7340138 0 1 6 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- --
7340138 0 1 7 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Example 2: To query information about optical modules on port 0/1/3 of the device named

LST-
EPONSFP::DEV=10.144.194.154,FN=0,SN=1,PN=3:CTAG::SHOWOPTION=IDENTIF
IER CONNECTOR;

7340138 2015-10-27 10:47:57
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
EPON SFP information of the device 10.144.194.154

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------
TYPE SUBTYPE IDENTIFIER CONNECTOR
7340138 0 1 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------
Related Command
LST-SFP
15.9.11 Querying Optical Module Information About an EPON

Port (LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL)
Usage Note
l MA5600 V800R006C02, MA5680T V800R006C02, MA5603T V800R006C02 and
MA5600T V800R006C02 or their later versions support the function of querying optical
module information about an EPON port.
Command Format
LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=10GTxPower 10GTxPowerR 10GCurrTxBias
10GCurrTxBiasR];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T

2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.
SHOWOP OCTET l 10GTxPow (Optional) Specifies -

TION STRING er whether the attributes are
l 10GTxPow displayed. If you enter
erR SHOWOPTION=10GTxP
ower in the command, the
l 10GCurrTx corresponding attribute is
Bias displayed in the response to
l 10GCurrTx the command. By default,
BiasR the attribute is not
displayed.
NOTE

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Epon Port Optic Power info of device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN TxPower RxPower Temperature BiasCurrent Voltage
10GTxPower 10GTxPowerR 10GCurrTxBias 10GCurrTxBiasR
Output Parameter
TxPower FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the transmit power of the

optical module.
Unit: dBm
RxPower FLOAT -100 to 100 Indicates the receive power of the

optical module.
Unit: dBm
Temperature FLOAT -100 to 300 Indicates the temperature of the

optical module.
Unit: °C
BiasCurrent INTEGER 0-10000 .Indicates the bias current of the

optical module.
Unit: mA
Voltage INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the power supply voltage

of the optical module.
Unit: mV
10GTxPower DOUBLE -40 to 10 Indicates the 10G EPON transmit

optical power.
Unit: dBm
when
SHOWOPTION=10GTxPower is
entered in the command.

10GTxPower OCTET l Normal Specifies whether the 10G EPON

R STRING l High transmit optical power is normal.
l Low This parameter is returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=10GTxPowerR
is entered in the command.
10GCurrTxBi DOUBLE 0-262 Indicates the 10G EPON bias

as current.
Unit: mA
when
SHOWOPTION=10GCurrTxBias
is entered in the command.
10GCurrTxBi OCTET l Normal Specifies whether the 10G EPON

asR STRING l High bias current is normal.
l Low This parameter is returned only
when
SHOWOPTION=10GCurrTxBias
R is entered in the command.
Error Code

offline. Check and ensure that the following
to the IP Address.


wrong command.
order.
Example
To query information about the optical module of port 0/15/0 on the device named
LST-EPONPORTDDMDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.113,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0:CTAG::;

7340130 2010-11-09 15:53:17
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Epon Port Optic Power info of device 10.78.217.113

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN TxPower RxPower Temperature BiasCurrent Voltage
7340130 0 15 0 4.52 -- 46 10 3320
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.9.12 Querying the EPON Port Details (LST-

EPONPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the EPON port details. Ensure that the OLT is online before
running this command.
Command Format
LST-EPONPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=option of result's attributes];

Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
ter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

number.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot number. -
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port number. -


ter
SHOWO OCTET l SPLITRATI Specifies the optional -

PTION STRING O attributes that can be
l UPWAVELE displayed.
NGTH l If you do not set this
l DOWNWAV
attributes are not
ELENGTH
displayed.
l PROPERTY
l If you set this parameter,
l PROTECTT the optional attributes are
AG displayed.
l LSTDOWN Separate multiple optional
CAUSE attributes with spaces.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Epon port detail information of the Device DevName"
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN PSTAT NAME ALIAS NEAREST FARTHES
DNFEC AUTOFINDONT SPLITRATIO UPWAVELENGTH DOWNWAVELENGTH PROPERTY PROTECTTAG
LSTDOWNCAUSE
Output Parameter
PSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the port status.

STRING l Activating
l Deactive
NAME OCTET SIZE(255) Indicates the port name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE(255) Indicates the port alias.

STRING
NEAREST INTEGER 0-40 Indicates the minimum distance

between the OLT and the ONU.
Unit: km

FARTHEST INTEGER 0-40 Indicates the maximum distance

between the OLT and the ONU.
Unit: km
DNFEC OCTET l OPEN Enables and disables low delay.

STRING l CLOSE
AUTOFIN OCTET l OPEN Enables and disables auto-discovery of

DONT STRING l CLOSE ONUs.
SPLITRATI OCTET 1_128 Indicates the maximum split ratio.

O STRING
UPWAVEL OCTET 1310 Indicates the upstream wavelength of

ENGTH STRING the EPON port.
Unit: nm
DOWNWA OCTET 1490 Indicates the downstream wavelength

VELENGT STRING of the EPON port.
H Unit: nm
PROPERT OCTET OLT Indicates the source of the EPON port,

Y STRING that is, on the OLT or on the ONU.
PROTECT OCTET NONE Indicates the active/standby status of

TAG STRING the EPON port.
LSTDOWN OCTET l LOS Last Down Cause.

CAUSE STRING l OpticModule
Absence
l OpticModule
Fault
l OpticPortClo
sed
Error Code
Example
To query the details about port 0/17/3 of 10.78.217.109, run the following command:
LST-
EPONPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.78.217.109,FN=0,SN=17,PN=3:222::SHOWOPTION=S

PLITRATIO UPWAVELENGTH DOWNWAVELENGTH PROPERTY

PROTECTTAG;

7340068 2010-12-23 16:26:38
M 222 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Epon port detail information of the device 10.78.217.109

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
DNFEC AUTOFINDONT SPLITRATIO UPWAVELENGTH DOWNWAVELENGTH
PROPERTY PROTECTTAG
7340068 0 17 3 Activating -- -- -- 20 -- OPEN
1_128 1310 1490 OLT NONE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.9.13 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of an EPON Port

(LST-EPONPONPORTPERF)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-EPONPONPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)(,FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Port-id)[,CHANNELTYPE=OpticalChannelType]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.
CHANNEL OCTET l 1G Indicates the EPON port XEBD

TYPE STRING l 10G channel type. boards:
Options are as follows: 1G
l 1G: collects 1G port
channel statistics.
l 10G: collects 10G port
channel statistics.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Epon Port Performance info of device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN RcvUnicastFrames RcvMulticastFrames
RcvBoardcastFrames SendUnicastFrames SendMulticastFrames SendBoardcastFrames
Rcv64OctetFrames Rcv65to127OctetFrames Rcv128to255OctetFrames
Rcv256to511OctetFrames Rcv512to1023OctetFrames Rcv1024to1518OctetFrames
RcvCrcErrorFrames

Output Parameter
RcvUnicastFr INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the received unicast

ames 1615 frames.
RcvMulticast INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the received multicast

Frames 1615 frames.
RcvBoardcast INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the broadcast frames.

Frames 1615
SendUnicastF INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the transmitted unicast

rames 1615 frames.
SendMulticast INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the transmitted multicast

Frames 1615 frames.
SendBoardcas INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the transmitted broadcast

tFrames 1615 frames.
Rcv64OctetFr INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the received 64-byte

ames 1615 frames.
Rcv65to127O INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the received 65-byte to

ctetFrames 1615 127-byte frames.
Rcv128to255 INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the received 128-byte to

OctetFrames 1615 255-byte frames.

OctetFrames 1615 511-byte frames.

3OctetFrames 1615 1023-byte frames.
Rcv1024to15 INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the received 1024-byte

18OctetFrame 1615 to 1518-byte frames.
s
RcvCrcErrorF INTEGER 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the received CRC error

rames 1615 frames.

Error Code

not occur:
to the IP Address.

wrong command.
order.
Example
To query performance information about port 0/15/0 on device named 10.78.217.113, run the
following command:
LST-EPONPONPORTPERF::DEV=10.78.217.113,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340130 2010-11-09 16:47:47
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Epon Port Performance info of device 10.78.217.113

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN RcvUnicastFrames RcvMulticastFrames RcvBoardcastFrames
SendUnicastFrames SendMulticastFrames SendBoardcastFrames Rcv64OctetFrames
Rcv65to127OctetFrames Rcv128to255OctetFrames Rcv256to511OctetFrames
Rcv512to1023OctetFrames Rcv1024to1518OctetFrames RcvCrcErrorFrames
7340130 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.9.14 Querying Real-Time Performance Data of Ethernet Traffic

on an EPON UNI Port (LST-EPONPORTPERF)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-EPONPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter


IP Address.

number.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="EPON Port Performance info of device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES
Output Parameter

1615 received.




packets received.

1615 transmitted.



Error Code

not occur:
to the IP Address.


wrong command.
order.
Example
To query the performance data of port 0/12/0 of device 10.167.223.118, run the following
command:
LST-EPONPORTPERF::DEV=10.167.223.118,FN=0,SN=12,PN=0:CTAG::;

7340223 2011-08-16 14:46:50
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
EPON Port Performance info of device 10.167.223.118

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------
DID FN SN PN INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES OUTUCASTPKTS
OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS
7340082 0 12 0 19313628867 18438781 0 0 141119487430 1072364695 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.9.15 Querying Real-Time Performance Data on an EPON ONT

Ethernet Port (LST-EPONONTETHPORTPERF)
Usage Note
l The OLT and ONT must be online.
Command Format
LST-EPONONTETHPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-

Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.

number.

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

ONTPORT INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the ONT ETH N/A

ID port number.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Eth Port of ONT Performance info of device " +device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS
INERRORS OUTOCTES OUTUCASTPKTS OUTDISCARDS OUTERRORS
Output Parameter

NOTE
10G EPON, the value
UNI port is of 1G
is 0-127.
ONTPORTID INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the ONT ETH port ID.

1615 received.



packets received.

1615 transmitted.

OUTUCAST INTEGER 0 Indicates the total number of

PKTS unicast packets transmitted.


Error Code

not occur:
to the IP Address.

wrong command.
order.

Example
To query performance data of Ethernet port 1 on ONT 7 under port 0/12/0 of device
LST-
EPONONTETHPORTPERF::DEV=10.167.223.118,FN=0,SN=12,PN=0,ONTID=7,ONT
PORTID=1:CTAG::;

7340223 2011-08-16 14:46:41
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Eth Port of ONT Performance info of device 10.167.223.118

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPORTID INOCTES INUCASTPKTS INDISCARDS INERRORS OUTOCTES
7340223 0 12 0 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.9.16 Querying ONT SIP User Accounts (LST-ONTSIPINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the registration user name, password, and registration user
name of the SIP user ports.
Command Format
LST-ONTSIPINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(ONTKEY=ont-key))[,SIPUSERNAME=Sip-userName]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T

2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
eter

R
to the IP Address.

R

R

R

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


eter
ONTK OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the EPON ONT key or the N/A
EY STRING GPON ONT authentication
password.
An ONT is located according to the
device and the ONT key. If you set
this parameter, you do not need to
set the FN, SN, PN, and ONTID
parameters.
NOTE
For the EPON ONT key:
l Digits: 0-9
l Special characters except question
marks (?), colons (:), and
semicolons (;).
SIPUS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the registration user name N/A
ERNA STRING of a SIP user port. This value is a
ME phone number.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT SIP INFO: " + SIPUSERNAME
name of attributes: SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME
Output Parameter
er
SIPUSE OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the registration user name of a

RNAME STRING SIP user port. This value is a phone
number.
SIPUSE OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the password of a SIP user

RPWD STRING port.


er
SIPNAM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication user name

E STRING of a SIP user port.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not The terminal does not exist. Verify that the
exist. input parameters, such as the device ID (or
device name), subrack ID, slot ID, port ID,
ONT ID, and ONT key are correct.
Example
To query the ONT SIP user account on the device named 10.71.32.13, run the following
command:
LST-
ONTSIPINFO::DEV=10.71.32.13,FN=0,SN=15,PN=0,ONTID=34,SIPUSERNAME=876
54321:6::;

7340034 2010-11-20 13:55:45
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT SIP INFO: 87654321
-------------------------------------------
SIPUSERNAME SIPUSERPWD SIPNAME
87654321 123456 AAA
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.9.17 Querying the VoIP Address of an ONT (LST-

ONTVAGVOIP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the VoIP address of an ONT and the proxy IP address of an
IMS.

Command Format
LST-ONTVAGVOIP::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),((FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(ONTKEY=ont-key))[,VAGNAME=vag-name]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=VAGID
SGVLANID MGVLANID];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er ult

configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.


er ult

NOTE
GPON or 10G EPON, the
value range is 0-255; if the
UNI port is of 1G GPON
or 1G EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the EPON ONT N/A

STRING key.
VAGNA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name. N/A

ME STRING
SHOWO OCTET VAGID (Optional) Specifies the N/A

PTION STRING VAGNAME attributes that can be
SGIP If you set this parameter,
MGIP the corresponding
HOMEDOMAIN attributes are displayed.
PROXYIP are not displayed.
PROXYPORT
SECPROXYIP
SECPROXYPORT
LPORT
SGVLANID
MGVLANID
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ONT VAG attributes of the device "+device-name DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID
SGVLANID MGVLANID
Output Parameter


NOTE
If the UNI
port is of 10G
GPON or 10G
EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the
value range is
0-127.
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates VAG ID.

STRING
SGIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the WAN

gateway.
MGIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the WAN

gateway.
HOMEDOMAIN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the home

STRING domain.
PROXYIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the proxy

server.
PROXYPORT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the port ID of the proxy

server.
SECPROXYIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of the

secondary proxy server.
SECPROXYPOR INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the port ID of the

T secondary proxy server.
LPORT INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the local port ID.
SGVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the WAN

gateway.
MGVLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the WAN

gateway.
Error Code
None

Example
To query the VoIP address of ONT 20 of port 0/16/4 on the device named 10.78.217.111, run
LST-
ONTVAGVOIP::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20:CTAG::SHOWOP
TION=VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT
SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT SGVLANID MGVLANID;
7340074 2011-06-15 00:31:21
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ONT VAG attributes of the device 10.78.217.111

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID VAGID VAGNAME SGIP MGIP HOMEDOMAIN PROXYIP PROXYPORT
SECPROXYIP SECPROXYPORT LPORT SGVLANID MGVLANID
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 vagf1 10.10.10.10 10.10.10.10 11.11.11.11
23.23.23.23 5060 22.22.22.22 5060 5060 201 201
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.9.18 Querying the ONT PSTN User Information (LST-

ONTVOIPPSTNUSER)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-ONTVOIPPSTNUSER::(DID=devid|DEV=devname),((FN=frame-id,SN=slot-id,PN=port-
id,ONTID=ont-id)|(ONTKEY=ontkey))[,ONTPORTID=ontportid]:CTAG::[OFFQRYFLAG=Enable|
Disable][,SHOWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY DCTIME USERPRIORITY
DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD HOTLINE USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1
PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1 CODECSENABLE1 CODECS2 PKTPERIOD2 PRIORITY2 CODECSENABLE2
CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4
CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER
CALLWAITINGENABLE CALLTRANSFERENABLE MWIENABLE THREEWAYENABLE CALLHOLDENABLE
DATASOURCE];

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.


r

NOTE This parameter, the device
If the UNI port is name or ID, and the
of 10G GPON or subrack, slot, and port IDs
10G EPON, the are used together to locate
value range is
the ONT.
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTKEY INTEGER SIZE (32) Indicates the EPON ONU -

key.
ONTPORT INTEGER 1-16 Indicates the user port ID. -

ID
OFFQRYF OCTET Enable Specifies whether to Disable

LAG STRING Disable enable the offline query
functions. This parameter
is optional.
l Enable: indicates that
the U2000 can query
information about
offline ONTs.
l Disable: indicates that
the U2000 cannot
query information
about offline ONTs.


r
SHOWOP OCTET VAGID Specifies the optional -

TION STRING VAGNAME attributes that can be
DIALMODE result. If you do not set
RPOLARITY this parameter, the optional
DCTIME attributes are not returned.
If you set this parameter,
USERPRIORITY the optional attributes are
DIGITMAP returned.
DIRECTORYNO Separate multiple optional
USERNM attributes with spaces.
USERPWD
HOTLINE
USERENABLE
SENDGAIN
RCVGAIN
CODECS1
PKTPERIOD1
PRIORITY1
CODECSENABL
E1
CODECS2
PKTPERIOD2
PRIORITY2
CODECSENABL
E2
CODECS3
PKTPERIOD3
PRIORITY3
CODECSENABL
E3
CODECS4
PKTPERIOD4
PRIORITY4
CODECSENABL
E4
FIXJTBF
DGTSNDMODE
ALIAS
HOTLINENUMB
ER


r
HOTLINETIME
R
CALLWAITINGE
NABLE
CALLTRANSFE
RENABLE
MWIENABLE
THREEWAYEN
ABLE
CALLHOLDEN
ABLE
DATASOURCE
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" ONT POTS attributes of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:
CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE
ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER CALLWAITINGENABLE
CALLTRANSFERENABLE MWIENABLE THREEWAYENABLE CALLHOLDENABLE DATASOURCE
Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER


ER NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
ONTPORTI INTEG 1-2 Indicates the user port ID.

D ER
VAGID INTEG 1-64 Indicates the VAG port ID.

ER
VAGNAM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the VAG name.

E STRIN
G
DIALMOD OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the dialup mode.

E STRIN
G
RPOLARI INTEG 0-1 Specifies whether to reverse the polarity

TY ER after the called party picks up the phone.
l 0: not reverse
l 1: reverse
DCTIME INTEG 0-1000 Indicates the terminal power-off period.

ER Unit: ms.
USERPRIO INTEG 0-1 Specifies whether to enable user priorities.

RITY ER The options are as follows:
l 0: disable
l 1: enable
DIGITMA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the digitmap profile name.

P STRIN
G
DIRECTO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the user telephone number.

RYNO STRIN
G
USERNM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication user name.

STRIN
G

USERPWD OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication password.

STRIN
G
HOTLINE INTEG 0-1 Specifies whether to enable hotlines.

ER
USERENA OCTET SIZE (32) Specifies whether to enable POTS users.

BLE STRIN
G
SENDGAI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the port transmit gain.

N STRIN Unit: db.
G
RCVGAIN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the port receive gain.

STRIN Unit: db.
G
CODECS1 OCTET G.711MuLaw Indicates the first codec.

STRIN G.711ALaw
G
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIO INTEG 10 Indicates the first packetization duration.

D1 ER 20 Unit: ms.
30

1 ER
CODECSE OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the first codec.

G
CODECS2 OCTET G.711MuLaw Indicates the second codec.

STRIN G.711ALaw
G
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIO INTEG 10 Indicates the second packetization duration.

D2 ER 20 Unit: ms.
30

2 ER
CODECSE OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the second

G

CODECS3 OCTET G.711MuLaw Indicates the third codec.

STRIN G.711ALaw
G
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIO INTEG 10 Indicates the third packetization duration.

D3 ER 20 Unit: ms.
30

3 ER
CODECSE OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the third codec.

G
CODECS4 OCTET G.711MuLaw Indicates the fourth codec.

STRIN G.711ALaw
G
G.729
G.722
PKTPERIO INTEG 10 Indicates the fourth packetization duration.

D4 ER 20 Unit: ms.
30

4 ER
CODECSE OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the fourth

G
FIXJTBF OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the JB mode.

STRIN Disable
G
DGTSND OCTET En-Bloc Indicates the mode of sending the called

MODE STRIN OverlapMultipleI number.
G nvites The options are as follows:
OverlapInDialogu l En-Bloc: sends the called number in full
e digitmap mode.
l OverlapMultipleInvites: sends the called
number in overlap mode with multiple
INVITE messages.
l OverlapInDialogue: sends the called
number in overlap mode in a session.

ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ONT POTS user alias.
STRIN
G
HOTLINE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the hotline number.

NUMBER STRIN
G
HOTLINE INTEG 0-255 Indicates the hotline delay.

TIMER ER Unit: s.
CALLWAI OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable call waiting.

TINGENA STRIN Disable
BLE G
CALLTRA OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable call transfer.

NSFEREN STRIN Disable
ABLE G
MWIENAB OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable message signal

LE STRIN Disable lamp.
G
THREEWA OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable three way call.

YENABLE STRIN Disable
G
CALLHOL OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable call hold.

DENABLE STRIN Disable
G
DATASOU OCTET ONT Indicates the data source.

RCE STRIN EMS The options are as follows:
G
l ONT: indicates that data is obtained
from ONTs.
l EMS: indicates that data is obtained
from the U2000.
Error Code
None
Example
To query the PSTN user information on the ONT POTS port 20 of port 0/16/4 on the device
LST-
ONTVOIPPSTNUSER::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=16,PN=4,ONTID=20:CTAG::SH
OWOPTION=VAGID VAGNAME DIALMODE RPOLARITY DCTIME
USERPRIORITY DIGITMAP DIRECTORYNO USERNM USERPWD HOTLINE

USERENABLE SENDGAIN RCVGAIN CODECS1 PKTPERIOD1 PRIORITY1

CODECS3 PKTPERIOD3 PRIORITY3 CODECSENABLE3 CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4
PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF DGTSNDMODE ALIAS
HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER;

7340074 2011-06-15 18:18:09
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
----------------------------------------------------------------
CODECS4 PKTPERIOD4 PRIORITY4 CODECSENABLE4 FIXJTBF
DGTSNDMODE ALIAS HOTLINENUMBER HOTLINETIMER
7340074 0 16 4 20 1 1 First --
722 20 4 Enable
7340074 0 16 4 20 2 1 First --
722 20 4 Enable Disable OverlapMultipleInvites 111
123456 20
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.9.19 Querying Call Record of a ONT Pots (LST-

ONTPOTSCALLRECORD)
Usage Note
OLT and ONT device is online.
Command Format
LST-ONTPOTSCALLRECORD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
95 MA5603T

2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 ONT ID. -

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


er
ONTPO INTEGER 1-32 ONT POTS ID. -

RTID
Response Format
Format Description.
title=ont pots call record information " + device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN ONTID ONTPOTSID RECORDINDEX
STARTDATE STARTTIME DURATION CALLTYPE CALLCODEC CALLERNUMBER
CALLEENUMBER PACKETSSENT PACKETSRECEIVED PACKETSLOST
ROUNDTRIPDELAY RCVINTERARRIVJITTER MOSLQ
Output Parameter

ER

ER

ER

ER
ONTID INTEG 0-255 ONT ID.

ER 0-255
NOTE
If the UNI
port is of
10G
GPON,
the value
range is
0-255; if
the UNI
port is of
1G
GPON,
the value
range is
0-127.
POTSID INTEG 0-32 ONT POTS ID.

ER

RECORDINDEX INTEG 1-20 Indicates the index of the call record.

ER
STARTTIME OCTET SIZE(19) Indicates the start time of the call, YYYY-
STRIN MM-DD HH:MM:SS.
G
DURATION INTEG - Indicates the duration of the call (unit:

ER second).
CALLTYPE OCTET OUTGOI Indicates the type of the call.

STRIN NGCALL
G INCOMIN
GCALL
CALLCODEC OCTET G.711U Indicates the codec used in the call.

STRIN Reserved
G
G.726
GSM
G.723
DVI4-8K
DVI4-16K
LPC
G.711A
G.722
L16-2chan
nels
L16-1chan
nels
QCELP
CN
MPA
G.728
DVI4-11K
DVI4-22K
G.729
T.38
CALLERNUMBER OCTET - Indicates the calling number.

STRIN
G
CALLEENUMBER OCTET - Indicates the called number.

STRIN
G

PACKETSSENT INTEG - Indicates the number of packets sent

ER during the call.
PACKETSRECEIV INTEG - Indicates the number of packets received

ED ER during the call.
PACKETSLOST INTEG - Indicates the number of packets discarded

ER during the call.
ROUNDTRIPDELA INTEG - Indicates the loop delay of the call (unit:

Y ER ms).
RCVINTERARRIVJ INTEG - Indicates the jitter of the call in the Rx

ITTER ER direction (unit: ms).
MOSLQ INTEG - Indicates the average MOS value of the

ER call.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does There no call record on ONT Pots.

not exist.
Example
To query call record of the 4th pots of the 6th ont on PON port 0/5/4 on NE 10.144.195.165,
LST-
ONTPOTSCALLRECORD::DEV=10.144.195.165,FN=0,SN=5,PN=4,ONTID=6,ONTPO
RTID=4:CTAG::;
7340223 2015-10-13 14:47:05
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
ont pots call record information 10.144.195.165

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID POTSID RECORDINDEX STARTTIME
DURATION CALLTYPE CALLCODEC CALLERNUMBER CALLEENUMBER
PACKETSSENT PACKETSRECEIVED PACKETSLOST ROUNDTRIPDELAY
RCVINTERARRIVJITTER MOSLQ
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 1 2015-10-10 09:04:41 231
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 22352
22351 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 2 2015-10-10 09:01:32 184

OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 17662

17666 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 3 2015-10-10 09:00:42 45
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 3782
3785 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 4 2015-10-10 08:53:27 429
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 42105
42106 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 5 2015-10-10 08:51:43 100
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 9253
9255 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 6 2015-10-10 08:27:53 1412
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 140466
140467 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 7 2015-10-10 08:23:57 231
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 22346
22347 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 8 2015-10-10 08:20:21 211
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 20357
20360 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 9 2015-10-10 08:19:23 54
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 4710
4713 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 10 2015-10-10 08:19:21 1
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 0 0
0 0 0 0
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 11 2015-10-10 08:12:08 429
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 42076
42078 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 12 2015-10-10 08:12:05 0
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 0 0
0 0 0 0
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 13 2015-10-10 08:10:23 100
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 9252
18506 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 14 2015-10-10 07:46:05 1440
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 143310
143310 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 15 2015-10-10 07:41:59 241
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 23263
23263 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 16 2015-10-10 07:38:22 212
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 20413
20416 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 17 2015-10-10 07:37:24 54
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 4624
4626 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 18 2015-10-10 07:30:10 428
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 42090
42091 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 19 2015-10-10 07:28:26 100
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 9253
9255 0 0 0 4.4
7340185 0 5 4 6 4 20 2015-10-10 07:04:38 1408
OUTGOINGCALL G.711A ****************** ****************** 140030
140028 0 0 0 4.4
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
;
Related Command

15.10 CNU Resource Query

This topic describes commands and examples for querying a CNU list or details about a CNU.
15.10.1 Querying the List of CNUs (LST-CNU)
Usage Note
The MA5631 is online and its H831HE1A board is working properly.
Command Format
LST-CNU::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[[,FN=Frame-id[,SN=Slot-id[,PN=Port-
id[,CNUID=cnu-id]]]]|(KEY=cnu-sn))]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
Input Parameter
er



er
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the CNU ID. N/A
KEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) N/A
STRING of the CNU for authentication.
The SN can contain characters A-
F, a-f, 0-9, and other special
characters excluding ? : ; ,.
This parameter can be set only
when AUTH is set to SN.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="CNU information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN CNUID NAME ALIAS AUTH
MAC KEY LINEPROF VENDORID TYPE VERSION
Output Parameter
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the CNU ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the CNU name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the CNU alias.

STRING
AUTH OCTET l MAC Specifies in which mode the CNU is

STRING l SN authenticated by the CBAT.
MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address of the CNU
STRING for authentication. The MAC address is
a 12-digit hexadecimal number, for
example, 51-53-35-35-22-44.

KEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) of the
STRING CNU for authentication. The SN can
contain characters A-F, a-f, 0-9, and
other special characters excluding ? : ; ,.
LINEPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the line profile bound to the
STRING CNU.
VENDORI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the vendor ID of the CNU.

D STRING
TYPE OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the CNU type.

STRING
VERSION OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the software version of the

STRING CNU.
Error Code
1610612764 Device timeout The cause is usually that the device is

not occur:
disconnected.
2686058531 The device does not exist. Ensure that the device is successfully
added to the U2000. If the device is
located according to the device name,
enter the device name as the value of the
DEV parameter. Otherwise, enter the IP
2686058554 Command does not support Ensure that the command supports the
this device type entered device name or IP address.


blank, or the value of the l The parameter values do not exceed the
parameter is wrong ranges of the parameters specified by
the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the list of CNUs connected to the device named 10.144.81.58, run the following
command:
LST-CNU::DEV=10.144.81.58:6::;
l Discrete mode:
7340161 2011-04-21 11:38:55
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=14
blktotal=14
CNU information of the device 10.144.81.58

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------
DID FN SN PN CNUID NAME ALIAS AUTHMODE MAC KEY
LINEPROF VENDORID TYPE VERSION
7340161 0 1 0 0 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/0 SN
4fr4t44 cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 1 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/1 iii SN FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF-FF feafee werwe
7340161 0 1 0 2 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/2 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF fefeadf cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 3 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/3 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF 4551 cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 4 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/4 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-
7340161 0 1 0 5 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/5 MAC
66-66-66-66-66-66 werwe
7340161 0 1 0 6 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/6 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-
7340161 0 1 0 7 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/7 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF fefauiku cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 8 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/8 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF op9 cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 9 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/9 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF uyjyrgr cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 10 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/10 SN FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF-FF kuilkil cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 1 0 11 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/11 SN FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF-FF 42258 cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 3 0 1 10.144.81.58/0/3/0/1 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-
FF-FF 78feaf cnu-line-profile_1
7340161 0 4 0 1 10.144.81.58/0/4/0/1 SN FF-FF-FF-FF-

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------
Related Command
15.10.2 Querying the Details of a CNU (LST-CNUDETAIL)
Usage Note
The MA5631 is online and its H831HE1A board is working properly.
Command Format
LST-CNUDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CNUID=cnu-id)|(NAME=cnu-name)|(ALIAS=cnu-alias)|(KEY=cnu-sn)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
Input Parameter
er



er
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the CNU ID. N/A
NAME OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the CNU name. N/A

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the CNU alias. N/A

STRING
KEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) N/A
STRING of the CNU for authentication.
The SN can contain characters A-
F, a-f, 0-9, and other special
Response Format
Format Description.
title="CNU detail information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN CNUID NAME ALIAS AUTH
MAC KEY LINEPROF VENDORID TYPE VERSION RUNSTATUS
OPERSTATUS LPSTATUS CFGSTATUS LSTTIMEONLINE LSTTIMEOFFLINE
REASONOFFLINE
Output Parameter
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the CNU ID.
NAME OCTET SIZE (255) Indicates the CNU name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the CNU alias.

STRING
AUTH OCTET l MAC Specifies in which mode the CNU is

STRING l SN authenticated by the CBAT.

MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC address of the CNU
STRING for authentication. The MAC address is
a 12-digit hexadecimal number, for
example, 51-53-35-35-22-44.
KEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) of the
STRING CNU for authentication. The SN can
contain characters A-F, a-f, 0-9, and
other special characters excluding ? : ; ,.
LINEPROF OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the line profile bound to the
STRING CNU.
VENDORI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the vendor ID of the CNU.

D STRING
TYPE OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the CNU type.

STRING
VERSION OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the software version of the

STRING CNU.
RUNSTAT OCTET l ONLINE Indicates the running status of the CNU.

US STRING l OFFLINE
OPERSTAT OCTET l ACTIVE Specifies whether the CNU is activated.

US STRING l DEACTIVE
LPSTATUS OCTET l LOOPBACK Indicates the loopback status of the

STRING l NOLOOPBAC CNU.
K
CFGSTATU OCTET l INITIAL Indicates the configuration status of the

S STRING l NORMAL CNU.
l CONFIG
l FAILED
LSTTIMEO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the last online time of the
NLINE STRING CNU. The time is in UTC format.
LSTTIMEO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the last offline time of the
FFLINE STRING CNU. The time is in UTC format.
REASONO OCTET l NOPOWER Specifies why the CNU went offline last
FFLINE STRING l RESET time.
l OFFLINE
l DEACTIVE

Error Code
1610612764 Device timeout The cause is usually that the device is

not occur:
disconnected.
2686058531 The device does not exist. Ensure that the device is successfully
added to the U2000. If the device is
located according to the device name,
enter the device name as the value of the
DEV parameter. Otherwise, enter the IP
2686058554 Command does not support Ensure that the command supports the
this device type entered device name or IP address.

blank, or the value of the l The parameter values do not exceed the
the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query details about the CNU (ID: 0) on port 0/1/0 on the device named 10.144.81.58, run
LST-CNUDETAIL::DEV=10.144.81.58,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CNUID=0:6::;
7340161 2011-04-21 16:10:36
M 6 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
CNU detail information of the device 10.144.81.58

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------
DID FN SN PN CNUID NAME ALIAS AUTH MAC KEY

LINEPROF VENDORID TYPE VERSION RUNSTATUS OPERSTATUS LPSTATUS

CFGSTATUS LSTTIMEONLINE LSTTIMEOFFLINE REASONOFFLINE
7340161 0 1 0 0 10.144.81.58/0/1/0/0
uiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu SN FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF
4fr4t44 cnu-line-profile_1 OFFLINE ACTIVE -- NORMAL
-- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------
Related Command
15.11 Querying CM Resources

This command is used to query CM (cable modem) resources.
15.11.1 Querying the CPE List of a CM (LST-CMCPELIST)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the customer premises equipment (CPE) list of a cable
modem (CM). The CPE list can be queried only when the CM is online.
Command Format
LST-CMCPELIST::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|(CMMAC=cm-mac))|(CMMAC=cm-mac):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=IPv6
IPv6Prefix IPv6Len];
Supporting Device
2346 MA5800-X17 (V800R16C00 and later versions)
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.
CMID INTEGER 1-32768 Indicates the CM ID. N/A
CMMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the CM MAC N/A

STRING address. The MAC
address is unique for a
D-CMTS. The address
format is XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX-XX.
SHOWO OCTET l IPv6 (Optional) Specifies the -

PTION STRING l IPv6Prefix attributes that can be
l IPv6Len result. If you set this
parameter, the
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Qry the CPE of a CM "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC CPEID CPEMAC CPEIP IPv6
IPv6Prefix IPv6Len

Output Parameter
r

R

STRING

R

R

R
CMID INTEGE 1-32768 Indicates the CM ID.

R
MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the CM MAC address. The address
STRING format is XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
CPEID INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the CPE index.

R
CPEMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the CPE MAC address. The
STRING address format is XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
CPEIP IPADDR - Indicates the CPE IP address.

ESS
IPv6 IPV6AD - Indicates the CPE IPv6 address. The

DRESS standard IPv6 address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXX
X:XXXX:XXXX.
IPv6Prefix IPV6AD - Indicates the prefix of the CPE IPv6

DRESS address.The standard IPv6 address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXX
X:XXXX:XXXX.
IPv6Len INTEGE 0-128 Indicates the length of the CPE IPv6 address.
R
Error Code

Example
To query the CPE List of the CM 4 connected to port 0/1/0 on the device named
LST-CMCPELIST::DEV=10.144.76.223,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=4:CTAG::;

7340035 2013-05-25 18:06:35
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Qry the CPE of a CM 10.144.76.223
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC CPEID CPEMAC CPEIP
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 4 00-24-A2-17-E8-58 2 00-24-A1-15-E7-28
10.11.117.157
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
;
Related Command
None
15.11.2 Collecting Statistics on a CM (LST-CMNUMSTATIC)
Usage Note
This command is used to collect statistics on a cable modem (CM). The statistics on port
0/1/0 are collected by default if no subrack ID/slot ID/port ID is entered. For OLTs, the
subrack ID/slot ID/port ID is mandatory.
Command Format
LST-CMNUMSTATIC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),[FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid]:CTAG::[RFFLAG=TRUE|FALSE];
Supporting Device

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.
RFFLAG OCTET l TRUE Indicates the radio FALSE

STRING l FALSE frequency (RF) port ID.
The options are as
follows:
l TRUE: queries the
statistics on RF ports.
l FALSE: queries the
statistics on upstream
channels.
Response Format
Format Description.

title="Qry the static of cm number "+device-name

DID DEV FN SN PN USCHANNELID TOTAL REG UNREG OFFLINE
WIDEBAND INIT-RC INIT-D INIT-IO INIT-O DESC
Output Parameter
er
USCHAN OCTET 1-16 Indicates the ID of the upstream channel.

NELID STRING UB When the RFFLAG is set to TRUE, the
NOTE displayed value is invalid.
UB indicates
that the channel
is a cross
channel.
TOTAL INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs.
REG INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs that are
registered and online.
UNREG INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs that are
unregistered.
OFFLINE INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs that are
offline.
WIDEBA INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs that are
ND registered as a wideband docsis3.0
standard CM.
INIT-RC INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs that are
in the init-rc state (receive RNG RSP
SUCCESS).
INIT-D INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs that are
in the init-d state (receive DHCP
Discovery from CMs).


er
INIT-IO INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs that are
in the init-io state (receive Offer from the
DHCP server).
INIT-O INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the total number of CMs that are
in the init-o state.
Currently, this parameter is not supported.
DESC OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the CM description.

STRING Currently, this parameter is not supported.
Error Code
2685009921 Designated an object If the queried resource does not exist, enter
unknown to the agent. a parameter to locate an available resource
Example
To collect statistics on a CM connected to the device named 10.144.76.223, run the following
command:
LST-CMNUMSTATIC::DEV=10.144.76.223:CTAG::;

7340035 2013-05-25 15:00:43
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
Qry the static of cm number 10.144.76.223

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN USCHANNELID TOTAL REG UNREG
OFFLINE WIDEBAND INIT-RC INIT-D INIT-IO INIT-O DESC
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 UB 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 -- --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 4 4 0 0 0 0
0 0 -- --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 -- --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 -- --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------

Related Command
None
15.11.3 Querying the List of CMs (LST-CMLIST)

Usage Note
This command is used to query all CMs connected to a radio frequency (RF) port based on
the CM status. Currently, the CM status supports offline and all.
Command Format
LST-CMLIST::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-id,PN=Portid)|
CMCNAME=OLT-Subframe-Name:CTAG::[STATUS=OFFLINE|ALL][,SHOWOPTION=IPv6 IPv6LLA
USTxPOWER USSNR];
Supporting Device
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er


er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.
CMCNA OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the CMC N/A

ME STRING name. After this
parameter is entered, you
do not need to enter the
DEV/FN/SN/PN.
STATUS OCTET l OFFLINE Indicates the current N/A

STRING l ALL status of the CM.

PTION STRING l IPv6LLA attributes that can be
l USTxPOWER result. If you set this
l USSNR parameter, the
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="CM List of "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC IP STATUS LASTSTATUS USCHANNELID PRIMSID CHANNELDS
DSRxPOWER DSSNR TIMEOFFSET CPENUM OFFLINETIME DIP SMExhaustCount IPv6 IPv6LLA

Output Parameter
meter

ER
STRIN value of the configuration item DEVMEAN is
G 1, the DEV parameter indicates the IP address
of the device. For details about how to modify

ER

ER

ER
CMID INTEG 1-32768 Indicates the CM ID.

ER
STRIN format is XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
G
IP IPADD - Indicates the CM IP address.

RESS If the CM is offline, the IP address is null.


meter
STAT OCTET l InitialRanging Indicates the current status of the CM.

US STRIN l RangingAutoAdj Options are as follows:
G Complete
l InitialRanging: receives the Arrive
l DHCPv4Comple message.
te
l RangingAutoAdjComplete: receives the
l DHCPv6Comple RNG RSP SUCCESS message.
te
l DHCPv4Complete: receives the Ack
l StartEAE message from the DHCP server.
l StartDHCPv4 l DHCPv6Complete: receives the Ack
l StartDHCPv6 message from the DHCPv6 server.
l StartRegistration l StartEAE: starts early authentication and
encryption.
l Offline
l DHCPOffer l StartDHCPv4: receives the DHCP
Discovery message from the CM.
l DHCPRequest
l StartDHCPv6: receives the DHCPv6
l Online Discovery message from the CM.
l OnlineBpiSucc l StartRegistration: indicates CM registration.
l OnlineBpiSuccA l Offline: indicates that the CM is offline.
ndNetAccessDis
abled l DHCPOffer: receives the Offer message
from the DHCP server.
l OnlineNetAcces
sDisabled l DHCPRequest: receives the DHCP Request
message from the CM.
l W-Online
l Online: indicates that the CM is online. This
l W-
parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS 1.0
OnlineBpiSucc
and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
l W-
l OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
OnlineBpiSuccA
online and passes BPI authentication. This
ndNetAccessDis
abled
and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
l W-
l OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
OnlineNetAcces
indicates that the CM is online and passes
sDisabled
BPI authentication and NetAccessEnable is
l P-Online disabled. This parameter takes effect only
l P- for DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
OnlineBpiSucc l OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that
l P- the CM is online and NetAccessEnable is
OnlineBpiSuccA disabled. This parameter takes effect only
ndNetAccessDis for DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
abled l W-Online: indicates that the CM is online.
l P- This parameter takes effect only for
OnlineNetAcces DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
sDisabled l W-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
l Reject-Mic online and passes BPI authentication. This


meter
l Reject-Bpi parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS 3.0

l Reject-Other CMs.
l StartConfigFile- l W-OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
Download indicates that the CM is online and passes
l ConfigFileDown disabled. This parameter takes effect only
loadComplete for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l DHCPv6Adverti
l W-OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that
se
the CM is online and the NetAccessEnable
l DHCPv6Request parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
l Other effect only for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l P-Online: indicates that the CM is online
and partial channels are available. This
CMs.
l P-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
online and passes BPI authentication and
partial channels are available. This
CMs.
l P-OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
BPI authentication, partial channels are
available, and the NetAccessEnable
parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
effect only for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l P-OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that
the CM is online, partial channels are
l Reject-Mic: fails to perform MIC
verification.
l Reject-Bpi: fails to perform BPI
authentication.
l Reject-Other: fails to perform
authentication due to other causes.
l StartConfigFileDownload: starts
downloading the configuration file.
l ConfigFileDownloadComplete: completes
configuration file downloading.
l DHCPv6Advertise: receives DHCPv6
advertise packets from CMs.
l DHCPv6Request: receives DHCPv6
requests from CMs.


meter
l Other: indicates other status.

NOTE
OLTs and the MA5633 support the following
parameters since V800R015C00: StartDHCPv6,
DHCPv6Complete, StartConfigFileDownload,
ConfigFileDownloadComplete,
DHCPv6Advertise, and DHCPv6Request.


meter
LAST OCTET l InitialRanging Indicates the status of the CM before it goes

STAT STRIN l DHCPv4Comple offline.
US G te Options are as follows:
l DHCPv6Comple l InitialRanging: receives the Arrive
te message.
message from the DHCP server.
l StartDHCPv6
l DHCPv6Complete: receives the Ack
l StartRegistration message from the DHCPv6 server.
l Offline l StartDHCPv4: receives the DHCP
l DHCPOffer Discovery message from the CM.
l DHCPRequest l StartDHCPv6: receives the DHCPv6
Discovery message from the CM.
l Online
l StartRegistration: indicates CM registration.
l OnlineBpiSucc
l Offline: indicates that the CM is offline.
l OnlineBpiSuccA
l DHCPOffer: receives the Offer message
ndNetAccessDis
from the DHCP server.
abled
l DHCPRequest: receives the DHCP Request
l OnlineNetAcces message from the CM.
sDisabled
l Online: indicates that the CM is online. This
l W-Online parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS 1.0
l W- and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
OnlineBpiSucc l OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
l W- online and passes BPI authentication. This
OnlineBpiSuccA parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS 1.0
ndNetAccessDis and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
abled l OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
l W- indicates that the CM is online and passes
OnlineNetAcces BPI authentication and the
sDisabled NetAccessEnable parameter is disabled.
This parameter takes effect only for
l Reject-Mic DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
l Reject-Bpi l OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that
l Reject-Other the CM is online and NetAccessEnable is
disabled. This parameter takes effect only
l StartConfigFile-
for DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
Download
l W-Online: indicates that the CM is online.
l ConfigFileDown This parameter takes effect only for
loadComplete DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l DHCPv6Adverti l W-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
se online and passes BPI authentication. This
l DHCPv6Request parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS 3.0
CMs.
l Other
l W-OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:


meter

for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l W-OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that
the CM is online and NetAccessEnable is
for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
verification.
authentication.
requests from CMs.
NOTE
USC INTEG 1-16 Indicates the ID of the upstream primary

HAN ER channel.
NELI
D
PRIM INTEG 0-4294967295 Indicates the index of the upstream primary

SID ER service flow.
CHA INTEG 1-96 Indicates the ID of the downstream primary

NNE ER channel.
LDS
DSRx INTEG - Indicates the receive power of the downstream

POW ER primary channel.
ER Unit: 0.1dbmV.
DSSN INTEG - Indicates the SNR of the downstream primary

R ER channel.
Unit: 0.1db.


meter
TIME INTEG - Indicates the sending time offset of the

OFFS ER upstream primary channel.
ET Unit: 97.6ns.
CPEN INTEG 0-255 Indicates the number of the CPEs in the current
UM ER CM.
OFFL OCTET - Indicates the offline time.

INETI STRIN
ME G
DIP OCTET NO Specifies whether two IP addresses are used.

STRIN
G
SMEx INTEG 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of SM exhaustion

haust ER responses. The value of this parameter is fixed
Count to --.
Currently, this parameter is not supported.
IPv6 IPV6AD - Indicates the CM IPv6 address. The standard

DRESS IPv6 address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:
XXXX:XXXX.
If the CM is offline, the IPv6 address is null.
IPv6L IPV6AD - Indicates the CM IPv6 link-local address.The

LA DRESS standard IPv6 address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:
XXXX:XXXX.
USTx INTEG - Indicates the transmit power of the upstream

POW ER primary channel.
ER Unit: 0.1dbmV.
USSN INTEG - Indicates the SNR of the upstream primary

R ER channel.
Unit: 0.1db.
Error Code
2689012543 Failure The value of If the queried resource does not exist, enter
corresponding node a parameter to locate an available resource
within query condition and then reissue the command.
string is invalid

1618280575 CM does not exist. If the CM does not exist in the entered RF
port, enter a valid parameter.
Example
To query the list of CM connected to port 0/1/0 on the device named 10.144.76.223, run the
following command:
LST-CMLIST::DEV=10.144.76.223,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0:CTAG::;

7340035 2013-05-25 18:06:35
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
CM List of 10.144.76.223
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC IP STATUS LASTSTATUS USCHANNELID PRIMSID CHANNELDS
DSRxPOWER DSSNR TIMEOFFSET CPENUM OFFLINETIME DIP SMExhaustCount
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 -- u 8 DHCPv4Complete 1 1 1 -- -- -- 0 -- NO --
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 3 -- s 8 DHCPv4Complete 1 2 1 -- -- -- 0 -- NO --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
Related Command
None
15.11.4 Querying the Quality of CM Upstream Channels (LST-

CMUPCHANNELINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the quality of CM upstream channels. The quality can be
queried only when the CM is online.
Command Format
LST-CMUPCHANNELINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|(CMMAC=cm-mac)):CTAG::[QUERYREMOTE=TRUE|FALSE];

Supporting Device
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.

NOTE
Currently, this parameter
is not used.

NOTE
is not used.


er

NOTE
is not used.

D-CMTS. The address
format is XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX-XX.
QUERYR OCTET l TRUE Specifies whether to FALSE

EMOTE STRING l FALSE perform remote queries
on the CM.
l TRUE: queries the
transmit power of the
upstream channel on
the CM in real time.
transmit power of the
upstream channel on
the CM periodically.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Qry the up channel info "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID USRxPOWER
USTxPOWER USSNR T3TIMEOUTS T4TIMEOUTS USUCERRCW USCERRCW USGOODCW
Output Parameter
er

STRING


er
CMID INTEGER 1-32768 Indicates the CM ID.
MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the CM MAC address. The

STRING address format is XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX.
USCHAN INTEGER 1-16 Indicates the ID of the upstream channel.

NELID
USRxPO INTEGER - Indicates the receive power of the D-

WER CMTS upstream channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
USTxPO INTEGER - Indicates the transmit power of the

WER upstream channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
USSNR INTEGER - Indicates the SNR of the upstream channel.

Unit: 0.1db.
T3TIME INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of timeouts of

OUTS waiting for the ranging response.
T4TIME INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of timeouts of

OUTS waiting for unicast ranging.
USUCER DOUBLE 0-18446744073 Indicates the code word statistics that

RCW 709551615 cannot be corrected of the upstream
channel.
USCERR DOUBLE 0-18446744073 Indicates the code word statistics that can
CW 709551615 be corrected of the upstream channel.
USGOOD DOUBLE 0-18446744073 Indicates the correct code word statistics of

CW 709551615 the upstream channel.
Error Code

Example
To query the quality of the upstream channel of the CM 1 connected to port 0/1/0 on the
LST-
CMUPCHANNELINFO::DEV=10.144.78.133,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=1:CTAG::QUE
RYREMOTE=FALSE;

7340105 2014-02-25 11:21:21
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Qry the up channel info 10.144.78.133

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID USRxPOWER USTxPOWER USSNR T3TIMEOUTS
T4TIMEOUTS USUCERRCW USCERRCW USGOODCW
7340105 10.144.78.133 0 1 0 1 00-25-F1-05-39-38 4 -70 293 380 36 0 11 45 59066
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.5 Querying the Quality of CM Downstream Channels (LST-

CMDOWNCHANNELINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the quality of CM downstream channels. The quality can be
queried only when the CM is online.
Command Format
LST-CMDOWNCHANNELINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|(CMMAC=cm-mac)):CTAG::[QUERYREMOTE=TRUE|FALSE];
Supporting Device

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.

NOTE
is not used.

NOTE
is not used.

NOTE
is not used.

D-CMTS. The address
format is XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX-XX.


er

on the CM.
l TRUE: queries the
receive power and
SNR of the
downstream channel
on the CM in real
time.
receive power and
SNR of the
downstream channel
on the CM
periodically.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Qry the down channel info "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC DSCHANNELID DSRxPOWER
DSTxPOWER DSSNR DSUCERRCW DSCERRCW DSGOODCW
Output Parameter
er
DID INTEGER - Indicates the CMTS device ID.

STRING

XX.
DSCHAN INTEGER 1-96 Indicates the ID of the downstream

NELID channel.


er
DSRxPO INTEGER - Indicates the receive power of the

WER downstream channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
DSTxPO INTEGER - Indicates the transmit power of the D-

WER CMTS downstream channel.
Unit: 0.1dbmV.
DSSNR INTEGER - Indicates the SNR of the downstream

channel.
Unit: 0.1db.
DSUCER DOUBLE 0-18446744073 Indicates the code word statistics that

RCW 709551615 cannot be corrected of the downstream
channel.
DSCERR DOUBLE 0-18446744073 Indicates the code word statistics that can
CW 709551615 be corrected of the downstream channel.
DSGOOD DOUBLE 0-18446744073 Indicates the correct code word statistics of

CW 709551615 the downstream channel.
Error Code
Example
To query the quality of the downstream channel of the CM 1 connected to port 0/1/0 on the
LST-
CMDOWNCHANNELINFO::DEV=10.144.78.133,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=1:CTAG::
QUERYREMOTE=TRUE;
7340105 2014-02-25 11:57:32

M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Qry the down channel info 10.144.78.133

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC DSCHANNELID DSRxPOWER DSTxPOWER DSSNR DSUCERRCW
DSCERRCW DSGOODCW
7340105 10.144.78.133 0 1 0 1 00-25-F1-05-39-38 1 131 131 489 0 3 2571510517
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.6 Querying the Downstream Channel Info List of RF Ports

(LST-DOWNCHANNELINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query downstream channels of the RF port to which the cable
modem (CM) is connected. Channels are queried and CM statistics in all channels are
collected in batches.
Command Format
LST-DOWNCHANNELINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid[,CMID=cm-id])|(CMMAC=cm-mac))|(CMMAC=CM-mac):CTAG::[CMSTATIC=TRUE|
FALSE][,ADMINISTAT=Active|Deactive][,PSTAT=Active|Deactive|NotPresent];
Supporting Device
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.

D-CMTS. The address
format is XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX-XX.
CMSTAT OCTET l TRUE Specifies whether to TRUE

IC STRING l FALSE query the CM statistics.
The options are as
follows:
l TRUE: queries the
CM statistics.
l TRUE: does not
query the CM
statistics. In this case,
the output parameters
CMNUM and
CMNUMOFFLIE
are invalid.
ADMINI OCTET l Active Indicates the -

STAT STRING l Deactive management status of
the downstream channel.


er
PSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the running -

STRING l Deactive status of the downstream
channel.
l NotPresent
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Down ChannelInfo of "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC DSCHANNELID DSMODULATION DSFREQUENCY DSRATE DSREALRATE
PSTAT ADMINSTAT CMNUM CMNUMOFFLINE
Output Parameter
er

STRING

XX.
DSCHAN INTEGER 1-96 Indicates the ID of the downstream

NELID channel.
DSMOD OCTET l QAM64 Indicates the modulation of the

ULATIO STRING l QAM256 downstream channel.
N
l QAM1024
DSFREQ INTEGER 60-999 Indicates the frequency of the downstream

UENCY channel.
Unit: MHz.
DSRATE INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the maximum physical speed of

the downstream channel.
Unit: kbit/s.


er
DSREAL INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the actual rate of the downstream

RATE channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
PSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the running status of the

STRING l Deactive downstream channel.
l NotPresent
ADMINS OCTET l Active Indicates the management status of the

TAT STRING l Deactive downstream channel.
CMNUM INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the number of CMs connected to

the RF port.
CMNUM INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the number of offline CMs

OFFLINE connected to the RF port.
Error Code
1618280575 CM does not exist. If the CMID or CMMAC in the entered

parameter cannot locate a valid CM, enter a
valid parameter.
1618280577 Multiple CMs meet If the CMMAC in the entered parameter

the filter criteria. cannot locate to a unique NE, enter a valid
Specify DEV to value for the DEV parameter.
search out the desired
CM.
Example
To query the downstream channels of the CM with the MAC address of 00-24-A1-15-E7-28,
LST-DOWNCHANNELINFO::CMMAC=00-24-A1-15-E7-28:CTAG::;
7340035 2013-05-25 17:41:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=16

blktotal=16
Down ChannelInfo of 10.144.76.223

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC DSCHANNELID DSMODULATION DSFREQUENCY DSRATE DSREALRATE
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 1 QAM256 440.00 51253 189 Active
Active 4 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 2 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 3 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 4 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 5 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 6 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 7 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 8 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 9 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 10 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 11 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 12 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 13 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 14 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 15 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 16 QAM256 0.00 0 0 Deactive
Deactive 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.7 Querying the Upstream Channel Info List of RF Ports

(LST-UPCHANNELINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query upstream channels of the RF port to which the CM is
connected. Upstream channels are queried and CM statistics in all channels are collected in
batches.
Command Format
LST-UPCHANNELINFO::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid[,CMID=cm-id])|(CMMAC=cm-mac))|(CMMAC=cm-mac):CTAG::[CMSTATIC=TRUE|
FALSE][,ADMINISTAT=Active|Deactive][,PSTAT=Active|Deactive|Testing|Unknown|

Dormant|NotPresent|LowerLayerDown][,SHOWOPTION=WIDTH USSNR EPTRxPower USCCER

USUCER MDUSSGID];
Supporting Device
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.


er

D-CMTS. The address
format is XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX-XX.
CMSTAT OCTET l TRUE Specifies whether to TRUE

IC STRING l FALSE query the CM statistics.
The options are as
follows:
l TRUE: queries the
CM statistics
information.
l TRUE: does not
query the CM
statistics information.
In this case, the
output parameters
CMNUM and
CMNUMOFFLIE
are invalid.
ADMINI OCTET l Active Indicates the -

STAT STRING l Deactive management status of
the upstream channel.
PSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the running -

STRING l Deactive status of the upstream
channel.
l Testing
l Unknown
l Dormant
l NotPresent
l LowerLayerDown
SHOWO OCTET l WIDTH Indicates an optional -

PTION STRING l USSNR parameter. It controls the
attributes to be returned.
l EPTRxPower If you set this parameter,
l USCCER the attributes specified
l USUCER will be returned. If you
do not set this parameter,
l MDUSSGID the attributes controlled
by this parameter will
not be returned. This
parameter is left blank
by default.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Up ChannelInfo of "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID USMODULATION USFREQUENCY USRATE USREALRATE
PSTAT ADMINSTAT CMNUM CMNUMOFFLINE WIDTH USSNR EPTRxPower USCCER USUCER MDUSSGID
Output Parameter
er

STRING

XX.
USCHAN INTEGER 1-16 Indicates the ID of the upstream channel.

NELID
USMOD OCTET l QPSK Indicates the modulation of the upstream

ULATIO STRING l QAM8 channel.
N
l QAM16
l QAM32
l QAM64
l QAM128
l QAM256
l QAM1024
USFREQ INTEGER 5-85 Indicates the frequency of the upstream

UENCY channel.
Unit: MHz.
USRATE INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the maximum physical speed of

Unit: kbit/s.
USREAL INTEGER 0-1000000 Indicates the actual rate of the upstream

RATE channel.
Unit: kbit/s.


er
PSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the running status of the upstream

STRING l Deactive channel.
l Testing
l Unknown
l Dormant
l NotPresent
l LowerLayer
Down
ADMINS OCTET l Active Indicates the management status of the

TAT STRING l Deactive upstream channel.
CMNUM INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the number of CMs connected to

the RF port.
CMNUM INTEGER 0-512 Indicates the number of offline CMs

OFFLINE connected to the RF port.
WIDTH INTEGER l 6400 Indicates the frequency bandwidth of the

l 3200 upstream channel.
l 1600 Unit: kHz.
USSNR INTEGER — Indicates the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of

Unit: 0.1 dB.
EPTRxPo INTEGER — Indicates the actual receive level.

wer Unit: 0.1 dBmV.
USCCER DOUBLE 0-100 Indicates the correctable bit error.
USUCER DOUBLE 0-100 Indicates the uncorrectable bit error.
MDUSSG INTEGER l 1 Indicates the SG index of an upstream

ID l 2 channel.
Error Code

valid parameter.


CM.
Example
To query the upstream channels of the CM 1 connected to port 1/0/0 on the device named
LST-UPCHANNELINFO::DEV=10.144.76.223,FN=1,SN=0,PN=0,CMID=1:CTAG::;
7340035 2013-05-25 17:40:33
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
Up ChannelInfo of 10.144.76.223
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID USMODULATION USFREQUENCY USRATE USREALRATE
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 1 QPSK 10.00 4480 0 Active Active
4 0
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 1 00-24-A1-15-E7-28 2 QPSK 0.00 0 0 Deactive Deactive
0 0
0 0
0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.8 Querying the Details of a CM (LST-CMDETAIL)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of a CM.
Command Format
LST-CMDETAIL::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|(CMMAC=cm-mac))|(CMMAC=cm-mac):CTAG::[QUERYREMOTE=TRUE|
FALSE][,SHOWOPTION=IPv6 IPv6LLA CFGFILE];

Supporting Device
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.

NOTE
is not used.

NOTE
is not used.


er

NOTE
is not used.

D-CMTS. The address
format is XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX-XX.

on the CM.
l TRUE: queries the
receive power and
SNR of the main
downstream channel
and the transmit time
offset of the main
upstream channel on
the CM in real time.
receive power and
SNR of the main
downstream channel
and the transmit time
offset of the main
upstream channel on
the CM periodically.

PTION STRING l IPv6LLA attributes that can be
l CFGFILE result. If you set this
parameter, the
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.

title="CM Running Status of "+device-name

DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC STATUS IP MAXRATEUS MAXRATEDS RATEUS RATEDS CPENUM
VENDORID BOOTER HWVERSION SOFTVERSION MODEL DOCSISVER CMTYPE CHANNELDS DSRxPOWER
DSSNR TIMEOFFSET FLAPCOUNT FIRSTFLAPTIME LASTFLAPTIME T1TIMEOUTS T2TIMEOUTS IPv6
IPv6LLA CFGFILE
Output Parameter
eter
DID INTEGE - Indicates the CMTS device ID.

R

STRING

R

R

R

R


eter
STAT OCTET l InitialRanging Indicates the CM status.

US STRING l RangingAutoAd Options are as follows:
jComplete l InitialRanging: receives the Arrive
l DHCPv4Compl message.
ete l RangingAutoAdjComplete: receives the
l DHCPv6Compl RNG RSP SUCCESS message.
ete l DHCPv4Complete: receives the Ack
l StartEAE message from the DHCP server.
l StartDHCPv6 message from the DHCPv6 server.
l StartRegistration l StartEAE: starts early authentication and

encryption.
l Offline
l StartDHCPv4: receives the DHCP
l DHCPOffer Discovery message from the CM.
l DHCPRequest l StartDHCPv6: receives the DHCPv6
l Online Discovery message from the CM.
l OnlineBpiSucc l StartRegistration: indicates CM
l OnlineBpiSucc registration.
AndNetAccessD l Offline: indicates that the CM is offline.
isabled l DHCPOffer: receives the Offer message
l OnlineNetAcces from the DHCP server.
sDisabled l DHCPRequest: receives the DHCP
l W-Online Request message from the CM.
l W- l Online: indicates that the CM is online.
OnlineBpiSucc This parameter takes effect only for
l W- DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
OnlineBpiSucc l OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
AndNetAccessD online and passes BPI authentication. This
isabled parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS
l W- 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
OnlineNetAcces l OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
sDisabled indicates that the CM is online and passes
l P-Online BPI authentication and the
NetAccessEnable parameter is disabled.
l P- This parameter takes effect only for
OnlineBpiSucc DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
l P- l OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that
OnlineBpiSucc the CM is online and the NetAccessEnable
AndNetAccessD parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
isabled effect only for DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS
l P- 2.0 CMs.
OnlineNetAcces l W-Online: indicates that the CM is online.
sDisabled This parameter takes effect only for
l Reject-Mic DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.


eter
l Reject-Bpi l W-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is

l Reject-Other online and passes BPI authentication. This
parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS
l ToDEstablished 3.0 CMs.
l StartConfigFile-
l W-OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
Download
l ConfigFileDown BPI authentication and the
loadComplete NetAccessEnable parameter is disabled.
l DHCPv6Adverti This parameter takes effect only for
se DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l DHCPv6Reques l W-OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates
t that the CM is online and the
NetAccessEnable parameter is disabled.
l Other
This parameter takes effect only for
DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l P-Online: indicates that the CM is online
and partial channels are available. This
3.0 CMs.
l P-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
online and passes BPI authentication and
partial channels are available. This
3.0 CMs.
BPI authentication, partial channels are
the CM is online, partial channels are
verification.
authentication.


eter

requests from CMs.
NOTE
IP IPADDR - Indicates the CM IP address.

ESS
MAX INTEGE 0-1000000 Indicates the maximum rate of the upstream

RATE R channel.
US The value -- indicates no limit on the rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
MAX INTEGE 0-1000000 Indicates the maximum rate of the

RATE R downstream channel.
DS The value -- indicates no limit on the rate.
Unit: kbit/s.
RATE INTEGE 0-1000000 Indicates the actual rate of the upstream

US R channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
RATE INTEGE 0-1000000 Indicates the actual rate of the downstream

DS R channel.
Unit: kbit/s.
CPEN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the number of the CPEs in the

UM R current CM.
VEND OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the CM vendor ID.

ORID STRING
BOOT OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the CM driver description.

ER STRING
HWV OCTET SIZE (80) Indicates the CM hardware version.

ERSIO STRING
N
SOFT OCTET SIZE (80) Indicates the CM software version.

VERSI STRING
ON


eter
MOD OCTET SIZE (40) Indicates the CM model information.

EL STRING
DOCS OCTET l DOC1.0 Indicates the DOCSIS version.

ISVER STRING l DOC1.1
l DOC2.0
l DOC3.0
CMTY OCTET - Indicates the CM type.

PE STRING Currently, this parameter is not supported.
CHAN INTEGE 1-96 Indicates the ID of the downstream primary

NELD R channel.
S
DSRx INTEGE - Indicates the receive power of the downstream

POWE R primary channel.
R Unit: 0.1dbmV.
DSSN INTEGE - Indicates the SNR of the downstream primary

R R channel.
Unit: 0.1db.
TIME INTEGE - Indicates the sending time offset of the

OFFS R upstream primary channel.
ET Unit: 97.6ns.
FLAP INTEGE 0-65535 Indicates the number of critical errors

COUN R occurred on the CM.
T
FIRST OCTET - Indicates the occurrence time of the first

FLAP STRING critical error.
TIME
LAST OCTET - Indicates the occurrence time of the last

FLAP STRING critical error.
TIME
T1TI INTEGE 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of timeouts of waiting

MEO R for UCDs.
UTS
T2TI INTEGE 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of timeouts of waiting

MEO R for broadcast ranging.
UTS


eter
IPv6 IPV6AD - Indicates the CM IPv6 address. The standard

DRESS IPv6 address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX
:XXXX:XXXX.
If the CM is offline, the IPv6 address is null.
IPv6L IPV6AD - Indicates the CM IPv6 link-local address.The

LA DRESS standard IPv6 address format is
XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX
:XXXX:XXXX.
CFGFI OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the service provisioning

LE STRING configuration file of the CM terminal.
Error Code

valid parameter.

CM.
Example
To query the details of CM 1 connected to port 0/1/0 on the device named 10.144.78.134, run
LST-CMDETAIL::DEV=10.144.78.134,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=1:CTAG::;
7340104 2014-02-25 11:00:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
CM Running Status of 10.144.78.134

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC STATUS IP MAXRATEUS MAXRATEDS RATEUS RATEDS CPENUM
VENDORID BOOTER HWVERSION SOFTVERSION MODEL DOCSISVER CMTYPE CHANNELDS DSRxPOWER
DSSNR TIMEOFFSET FLAPCOUNT FIRSTFLAPTIME LASTFLAPTIME T1TIMEOUTS T2TIMEOUTS
7340104 10.144.78.134 0 1 0 1 E4-48-C7-71-00-10 OnlineBpiSucc 10.13.50.92 22560

22560 0 0 1 -- -- -- -- -- DOC2.0 -- 4 -- -- -- 186 2014-02-20 02:34:11

2014-02-21 15:41:53 -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.9 Querying the PNM Pre-equalization Coefficients of a CM

(LST-CMPNM-EQD)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the PNM pre-equalization coefficient list of a CM. When each
CM has multiple upstream channels, all the upstream channels are returned in form of a list.
Command Format
LST-CMPNM-EQD::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|(CMMAC=cm-mac)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter
meter
DID INTEG - Indicates the device ID. -

ER
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by default.If -

STRIN the value of the configuration item
FN INTEG 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID. -

ER
SN INTEG 0-35 Indicates the slot ID. -

ER
PN INTEG 0-63 Indicates the port ID. -

ER
CMID INTEG 1-32768 Indicates the CM ID. -

ER
CMM OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the CM MAC address. The -

AC STRIN MAC address is unique for a D-CMTS.
G The address format is XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX.
NOTE
Indicates the CM MAC address. Multiple CM
MAC addresses can be entered. Different
MAC addresses are separated by using &. The
maximum number of MAC addresses is 50.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Query the CM PNM equal quotiety "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID STATUS CMEQD USTxPOWER USSNR USUCERRCW
USCERRCW USGOODCW USFREQUENCY USCHNLWIDTH
Output Parameter
eter

ER


eter
DEV OCTE SIZE (192) Indicates the device name.

T
STRIN
G

ER

ER

ER

ER
MAC OCTE SIZE (17) Indicates the CM MAC address. The address
T format is XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
STRIN
G
USCH INTEG 1-4 Indicates the ID of the upstream channel.

ANNE ER
LID


eter
STATU OCTE l InitialRanging Indicates the CM status.

S T l RangingAuto The options are as follows:
STRIN AdjComplete
G l InitialRanging: receives the Arrive message.
l DHCPv4Com l RangingAutoAdjComplete: receives the RNG
plete RSP SUCCESS message.
l DHCPv6Com l DHCPv4Complete: receives the ACK
plete message from the Dynamic Host
l StartEAE Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server.
l StartDHCPv4 l DHCPv6Complete: receives the ACK
message from the DHCPv6 server.
l StartDHCPv6
l StartEAE: starts early authentication and
l StartRegistrati
encryption.
on
l StartDHCPv4: receives the DHCP Discovery
l Offline message from the CM.
l DHCPOffer l StartDHCPv6: receives the DHCPv6
l DHCPRequest Discovery message from the CM.
l Online l StartRegistration: indicates CM registration.
l OnlineBpiSuc l Offline: indicates that the CM is offline.
c l DHCPOffer: receives the Offer message from
l OnlineBpiSuc the DHCP server.
cAndNetAcce l DHCPRequest: receives the DHCP Request
ssDisabled message from the CM.
l OnlineNetAcc l Online: indicates that the CM is online. This
essDisabled parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS 1.0
l W-Online and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
l W- l OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
OnlineBpiSuc online and passes Business Process
c Integration (BPI) authentication. This
l W-
and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
OnlineBpiSuc
cAndNetAcce l OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
ssDisabled indicates that the CM is online and passes
BPI authentication and the NetAccessEnable
l W-
OnlineNetAcc
effect only for DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0
essDisabled
CMs.
l P-Online l OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that the
l P- CM is online. The NetAccessEnable
OnlineBpiSuc parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
c effect only for DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0
l P- CMs.
OnlineBpiSuc l W-Online: indicates that the CM is online.
cAndNetAcce This parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS
ssDisabled 3.0 CMs.


eter
l P- l W-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is

OnlineNetAcc online and passes BPI authentication. This
l Reject-Mic CMs.
l Reject-Bpi l W-OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
l Reject-Other BPI authentication. The NetAccessEnable
l ToDEstablishe parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
d effect only for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l StartConfigFil l W-OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that
eDownload the CM is online. The NetAccessEnable
l ConfigFileDo parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
wnloadCompl effect only for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
ete l P-Online: indicates that the CM is online and
l DHCPv6Adve partial channels are available. This parameter
rtise takes effect only for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l DHCPv6Requ l P-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
est online and passes BPI authentication. Partial
l Other channels are available. This parameter takes
BPI authentication. The NetAccessEnable
parameter is disabled. Partial channels are
available. This parameter takes effect only for
DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
the CM is online. The NetAccessEnable
DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l Reject-Mic: indicates that the message
integrity check (MIC) fails.
l Reject-Bpi: indicates that the BPI
l Reject-Other: indicates that the authentication
fails due to other causes.
l StartConfigFileDownload: indicates that the
download of configuration files starts.
l ConfigFileDownloadComplete: indicates that
the configuration files are downloaded.
l DHCPv6Advertise: receives the DHCPv6
Advertise message of the CM.
l DHCPv6Request: indicates that the DHCPV6
Request of the CM is received.


eter

NOTE
ConfigFileDownloadComplete, DHCPv6Advertise,
and DHCPv6Request.
CMEQ OCTE SIZE (300) Indicates the pre-equalization coefficient of the

D T CM.
STRIN The value of this parameter varies with the value
G of the configuration item
CMTS_CM_SNMPQUERYSWITCH. For
details about the meaning and setting method of
the configuration item, see Table 9-1.
USTxP INTEG - Indicates the transmit power of the CM upstream

OWER ER channel.
The value of this parameter varies with the value
Unit: 0.1 dBmV.
USSNR INTEG - Indicates the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the

ER upstream channel.
Unit: 0.1 dB.
USUC INTEG 0-1844674407370 Indicates the code word statistics that cannot be
ERRC ER 9551615 corrected of the upstream channel.
W
USCER INTEG 0-1844674407370 Indicates the code word statistics that can be
RCW ER 9551615 corrected of the upstream channel.
USGO INTEG 0-1844674407370 Indicates the correct code word statistics of the
ODCW ER 9551615 upstream channel.
USFRE INTEG - Indicates the frequency of the upstream channel.

QUEN ER Unit: Hz.
CY
USCH INTEG - Indicates the frequency bandwidth of the

NLWID ER upstream channel.
TH Unit: Hz.

Error Code

valid parameter.
1618280658 The RF port on the The subrack to which the CM belongs is offline.
CM is not activated. Select another subrack.
Example
To query the pre-equalization coefficient list of CM 3 of port 0/1/0 on the device named
l LST-CMPNM-EQD::DEV=10.144.195.172,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=3:CTAG::;
7340036 2014-02-25 11:00:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
Query the CM PNM equal quotiety 10.144.195.172

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC USCHANNELID STATUS CMEQD USTxPOWER USSNR USUCERRCW
USCERRCW USGOODCW USFREQUENCY USCHNLWIDTH
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 1 P-OnlineBpiSucc
080118000023FFECFF75000500C5FFFBFE4E005E0306000EFA6000390E1EFF2D7DF10000F2C401
9C0742FF5BFB3A00AD033AFF98FDB9005901C70015FE8E003F0101FFFDFF8B001A0058FFEEFFCE
003400330052FFF60006FFB50012008A004C009FFFDD 397 391 1 0 6172 20000000 6400000
08011800FECA002001BA001FFDBB000D033EFFFBFB4100450752FFDCF24B00457DDB00000E82FE
D0FA47002402F0000AFE58002B00F9000CFF98004B0010FFFF005C0018002BFFFC000200530006
FFF40024FFF7FFBEFFFB001B0001FF8EFFE5FECEFFC6 397 368 0 0 17124 26400000
6400000
08011800FEDDFFD501460011FDE7FFC602B70074FBF1FF68063800DFF3EFFE987E2C00000E1D01
90FAB7FF9402D2003BFE71FFF000EDFFEFFF74002F002A0060FFFAFFEA00A00044FFF600190008
0036004A007DFFCBFFE80084FFFAFFEFFF86FEA4FFA7 412 373 0 0 15128 39200000
6400000
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None

15.11.10 Querying the PNM Auxiliary Parameters of a CM (LST-

CMPNM-SUB)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the PNM auxiliary parameter list of a CM. When each CM
has multiple downstream channels, all the downstream channels are returned in the format of
a list.
Command Format
LST-CMPNM-SUB::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-id,SN=Slot-
id,PN=Portid,CMID=cm-id)|(CMMAC=cm-mac)):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
meter

ER


ER


meter

ER

ER
CMID INTEG 1-32768 Indicates the CM ID. -

ER
CMM OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the CM MAC address. The -

AC STRIN MAC address is unique for a D-CMTS.
G The address format is XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX.
NOTE
Indicates the CM MAC address. Multiple CM
MAC addresses can be entered. Different
MAC addresses are separated by using &. The
maximum number of MAC addresses is 50.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Query the CM PNM assistant parameter "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC STATUS DSCHANNELID DSRxPOWER DSSNR DSUCERRCW DSCERRCW
DSGOODCW
Output Parameter
eter

ER
DEV OCTE SIZE (192) Indicates the device name.

T
STRIN
G

ER

ER

ER


eter

ER
MAC OCTE SIZE (17) Indicates the CM MAC address. The address
T format is XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
STRIN
G


eter
STATU OCTE l InitialRanging Indicates the CM status.

S T l RangingAuto The options are as follows:
STRIN AdjComplete
G l InitialRanging: receives the Arrive message.
l DHCPv4Com l RangingAutoAdjComplete: receives the RNG
plete RSP SUCCESS message.
l DHCPv6Com l DHCPv4Complete: receives the ACK
plete message from the Dynamic Host
l StartEAE Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server.
l StartDHCPv4 l DHCPv6Complete: receives the ACK
message from the DHCPv6 server.
l StartDHCPv6
l StartEAE: starts early authentication and
l StartRegistrati
encryption.
on
l StartDHCPv4: receives the DHCP Discovery
l Offline message from the CM.
l DHCPOffer l StartDHCPv6: receives the DHCPv6
l DHCPRequest Discovery message from the CM.
l Online l StartRegistration: indicates CM registration.
l OnlineBpiSuc l Offline: indicates that the CM is offline.
c l DHCPOffer: receives the Offer message from
l OnlineBpiSuc the DHCP server.
cAndNetAcce l DHCPRequest: receives the DHCP Request
ssDisabled message from the CM.
l OnlineNetAcc l Online: indicates that the CM is online. This
l W-Online and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
l W- l OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
OnlineBpiSuc online and passes Business Process
c Integration (BPI) authentication. This
l W-
and DOCSIS 2.0 CMs.
OnlineBpiSuc
cAndNetAcce l OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
ssDisabled indicates that the CM is online and passes
BPI authentication and the NetAccessEnable
l W-
OnlineNetAcc
effect only for DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0
essDisabled
CMs.
l P-Online l OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that the
l P- CM is online. The NetAccessEnable
OnlineBpiSuc parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
c effect only for DOCSIS 1.0 and DOCSIS 2.0
l P- CMs.
OnlineBpiSuc l W-Online: indicates that the CM is online.
cAndNetAcce This parameter takes effect only for DOCSIS
ssDisabled 3.0 CMs.


eter
l P- l W-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is

OnlineNetAcc online and passes BPI authentication. This
l Reject-Mic CMs.
l Reject-Bpi l W-OnlineBpiSuccAndNetAccessDisabled:
l Reject-Other BPI authentication. The NetAccessEnable
l ToDEstablishe parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
d effect only for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l StartConfigFil l W-OnlineNetAccessDisabled: indicates that
eDownload the CM is online. The NetAccessEnable
l ConfigFileDo parameter is disabled. This parameter takes
wnloadCompl effect only for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
ete l P-Online: indicates that the CM is online and
l DHCPv6Adve partial channels are available. This parameter
rtise takes effect only for DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l DHCPv6Requ l P-OnlineBpiSucc: indicates that the CM is
est online and passes BPI authentication. Partial
l Other channels are available. This parameter takes
BPI authentication. The NetAccessEnable
DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
the CM is online. The NetAccessEnable
DOCSIS 3.0 CMs.
l Reject-Mic: indicates that the message
integrity check (MIC) fails.
l Reject-Bpi: indicates that the BPI
l Reject-Other: indicates that the authentication
fails due to other causes.
l StartConfigFileDownload: indicates that the
download of configuration files starts.
l ConfigFileDownloadComplete: indicates that
the configuration files are downloaded.
l DHCPv6Advertise: receives the DHCPv6
Advertise message of the CM.
l DHCPv6Request: receives the DHCPV6
Request message of the CM.


eter

NOTE
ConfigFileDownloadComplete, DHCPv6Advertise,
and DHCPv6Request.
DSCH INTEG 1-16 Indicates the ID of the downstream channel.

ANNE ER
LID
DSRxP INTEG - Indicates the receive level of the downstream

OWER ER channel.
Unit: 0.1 dBmV.
DSSNR INTEG - Indicates the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the

ER downstream channel.
Unit: 0.1 dB.
DSUC INTEG 0-1844674407370 Indicates the code word statistics that cannot be
ERRC ER 9551615 corrected of the downstream channel.
W The value of this parameter varies with the value
DSCER INTEG 0-1844674407370 Indicates the code word statistics that can be
RCW ER 9551615 corrected of the downstream channel.


eter
DSGO INTEG 0-1844674407370 Indicates the correct code word statistics of the
ODCW ER 9551615 downstream channel.
Error Code

valid parameter.
1618280658 The RF port on the The subrack to which the CM belongs is offline.
CM is not activated. Select another subrack.
Example
To query the auxiliary parameter list of CM 3 of port 0/1/0 on the device named
l LST-CMPNM-SUB::DEV=10.144.195.172,FN=0,SN=1,PN=0,CMID=3:CTAG::;
7340036 2014-02-25 11:00:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=8
blktotal=8
Query the CM PNM assistant parameter 10.144.195.172

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC STATUS DSCHANNELID DSRxPOWER DSSNR DSUCERRCW
DSCERRCW DSGOODCW
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 Offline 1 17 425 0 95
8257568640
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 Offline 2 24 432 0 91
8251991213
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 Offline 3 29 438 0 89
8250915056
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 Offline 4 33 439 0 92
8250975474
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 Offline 5 35 439 79632 6823
8250236620
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 Offline 6 36 439 54971 54978
8249368909
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 Offline 7 36 439 2118 110127
8249429249
7340036 10.144.195.172 0 1 0 3 44-32-C8-3C-87-E3 Offline 8 34 439 1005 105310

8249488479
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------
Related Command
None
15.11.11 Querying the Layer 2 VPN VLAN of a CM (LST-

L2VPNVLAN)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the Layer 2 VPN VLAN ID of a cable modem (CM). The
CPE list can be queried only when the CM is online.
Command Format
LST-L2VPNVLAN::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(CMID=cm-id|CMMAC=cm-mac))|
(CMMAC=cm-mac):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er


er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.

D-CMTS. The address
format is XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX-XX.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Vlan information of the CM "+device-name
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC VLANID
Output Parameter
r

R

STRING

R

R

R


r

R
VLANID INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the Layer 2 VPN VLAN ID of the

R For the ranges of CM.
this parameter in
the case of
different
devices, see
Table 24-11.
Error Code

valid parameter.
Example
To query the Layer 2 VPN VLAN ID of CM 4 on the device named 10.144.76.223, run the
following command:
LST-L2VPNVLAN::DEV=10.144.76.223,CMID=4:CTAG::;

7340035 2013-10-25 18:06:35
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Vlan information of the CM 10.144.76.223
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
DID DEV FN SN PN CMID MAC VLANID
7340035 10.144.76.223 0 1 0 4 00-24-A2-17-E8-58 45
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
;

Related Command
None
15.12 Querying VLAN Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VLAN resources, including the
VLAN information of devices, VLAN IDs of ports, and transmission features of VLANs.
15.12.1 Querying the VLAN Information of a Device (LST-VLAN)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-VLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[VLANID=vlan-id][,VLANTYPE=vlan-
type][,SHOWOPTION=VLANATTR PRIORITY USERLABEL SERVICETYPE SERVICEDESC
SERVICECONFIGSTATE NAME];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
2348 MA5683T
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 IPMB
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T

96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2312 MA5628
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2320 MA5612A
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S

2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
ter

ER

STRIN default. If the value of the
G configuration item DEVMEAN is
IP address of the device. For
configuration items, see 23.7 How
to Locate a Device According to
the IP Address.
VLANI INTEG 0-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID. -

D ER For the ranges
of this
parameter in
the case of
different
devices, see
Table 24-11.


ter
VLANT OCTET l SUPER Indicates the VLAN type. -

YPE STRIN l COMMON l In the case of the MA5100V1,
G the available options are
l STANDAR
D COMMON, REGION, and
STACKING.
l SUB
l In the case of the MA5100V2,
l PRIMARY the available options are
l SECONDA COMMON and REGION.
RY l In the case of the MA5300V1,
l REGION the available options are
l SMART COMMON, QINQ,
STACKING, and SMART.
l MUX
l In the case of the MA5105 and
l MULTI the MA5605, this parameter is
l QINQ COMMON VLAN by default
l STACKIN and you need not set this
G parameter.
l The MA5620E and the
MA5626E support only the
smart VLAN.
l The UA5000 supports only the
smart VLAN.
l In the case of the UA5000, the
available options are
COMMON and MUX.
l In the case of the other devices,
the available options are
STANDARD, MUX, SMART,
and SUPER.
SHOW OCTET l VLANATT (Optional) Specifies the attributes -

OPTIO STRIN R that can be displayed in the
N G l PRIORITY returned result. If you set this
l USERLAB attributes are returned. The
EL attributes are returned by default.
l SERVICET
YPE
l SERVICED
ESC
l SERVICEC
ONFIGSTA
TE
l NAME

NOTE
You must enter either the device ID or the device name. Other parameters are optional.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Vlan information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID VLANID ALIAS VLANTYPE TSN VLANATTR PRIORITY USERLABEL
SERVICETYPE SERVICEDESC SERVICECONFIGSTATE NAME
Output Parameter
r
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of

For the ranges of this the port.
Table 24-11.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VLAN name.

STRING The returned value is the
same as the value of the
NAME parameter.
VLANTY OCTET l SUPER Indicates the VLAN type.

PE STRING l COMMON
l STANDARD
l SUB
l PRIMARY
l SECONDARY
l REGION
l SMART
l MUX
l MULTI
l QINQ
l STACKING
TSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot of the

VLAN.
VLANAT OCTET l COMMON Indicates the VLAN

TR STRING l STACKING attribute.
l QINQ


r
PRIORIT INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the VLAN

Y priority.
USERLA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VLAN alias.

BEL STRING
SERVICE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates VLAN service

TYPE STRING type, such as voice service,
network access service, and
video service.
SERVICE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates service

DESC STRING description, that is, the
VLAN alias.
SERVICE OCTET CONFIGED Indicates the service

CONFIGS STRING configuration status. That
TATE is, a VLAN is configured
for a service.
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VLAN name.

STRING
NOTE
In the case of the MA5100V1, MA5100V2, MA5105, and MA5605, the value of the TSN parameter
must be displayed because the VLAN is applicable to boards. The value helps you to distinguish the
VLANs that have the same attributes on different boards. In the case of other devices, the value of the
TSN parameter is displayed as -- because the VLAN is applicable to devices.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource The required VLAN does not exist. In this case,
does not exist. check and ensure that the entered VLAN ID or
VLAN type is correct.
Example
To query all the VLAN information of the device named 10.71.56.153, run the following
command:
LST-VLAN::DEV=10.71.56.153:2::VLANTYPE=SUPER;
7729154 2005-09-08 16:27:55
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1

blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Vlan information of the device 10.71.56.153
----------------------------------------
DID VLANID ALIAS VLANTYPE TSN
7712769 333 VLANID_333 SUPER --
7712769 365 VLANID_365 SUPER --
7712769 612 VLANID_612 SUPER --
----------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-VLANDETAIL
15.12.2 Querying the Details of a VLAN (LST-VLANDETAIL)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-VLANDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::VLANID=vlan-
id[,SHOWOPTION=PRIORITY BPDUTUNNEL FORWARDING ANTMACSPOOFING USERLABEL NAME];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U

95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
NOTE
this command.
2312 MA5628
2317 MA5631
NOTE
this command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
this command.
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S

2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VLAN -

For the ranges of ID.
this parameter in
the case of
different devices,
see Table 24-11.


er
SHOWO OCTET l PRIORITY (Optional) Specifies the -

PTION STRING l BPDUTUNNE attributes that can be
L displayed in the
l FORWARDIN set this parameter, the
G corresponding
l ANTMACSPO attributes are returned.
OFING The attributes are
l USERLABEL returned by default.
l NAME
NOTE
The device ID or the device name must be set. Other parameters are optional.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Vlan detail information"
name of attributes:DID VLANID ALIAS VLANTYPE VLANATTR
MACLEARN MACLEARNNUM UPLINKCAR DOWNLINKCAR PROTOCOLPROF PRIORITY BPDUTUNNEL
FORWARDING ANTMACSPOOFING USERLABEL NAME
Output Parameter
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the port.

For the ranges
of this
parameter in the
case of different
devices, see
Table 24-11.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VLAN name. The returned
STRING value is the same as the value of the
NAME parameter.

VLANTYP OCTET l SUPER Indicates the VLAN type.

E STRING l COMMON
l SUB
l PRIMARY
l SECONDA
RY
l REGION
l SMART
l MUX
l MULTI
l QINQ
l STACKING
VLANATT OCTET COMMON Indicates the VLAN attribute.

R STRING STACKING
QINQ
MACLEA OCTET ENABLE Specifies whether to enable the function

RN STRING DISABLE of learning MAC addresses.
MACLEA INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the maximum number of MAC

RNNUM addresses that are learned.
NOTE
When the MACLEARN parameter is set to
DISABLE, the value of this parameter is
invalid.
UPLINKC OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the upstream CAR
AR STRING profile.
DOWNLIN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the downstream

KCAR STRING CAR profile.
PROTOCO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VLAN service
LPROF STRING profile.
PRIORITY INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the VLAN priority.
BPDUTUN OCTET ENABLE Specifies whether to enable the BPDU

NEL STRING DISABLE transparent transmission.

FORWAR OCTET vlan-connect Indicates the VLAN forwarding mode.

DING STRING vlan-mac Only the MA5600T and MA5603T
The meanings of the options are as
follows:
l vlan-connect: In this mode, the system
learns MAC addresses of VLANs, and
packets are forwarded according to
the MAC addresses of the VLANs.
l vlan-mac: In this mode, the system
does not learn the MAC address of
any VLAN, and packets are
forwarded according to service
VLANs (S-VLANs) and customer
VLANs (C-VLANs). For a MUX
VLAN, packets are forwarded
according to the S-VLANs only.
ANTMAC OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the anti-

SPOOFIN STRING Disable MAC-spoofing function of the VLAN.
G Only the following NEs support this
parameter:
l MA5603T and MA5600T
l UA5000(IPMB) whose main control
board is H612IPMD
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VLAN name.

STRING
USERLAB OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VLAN alias.

EL STRING
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not The required VLAN does not exist. In this
exist. case, check and ensure that the entered
VLAN ID is correct.
Example
To query the details of VLAN 2 of the device named 10.71.59.38, run the following
command:

NOTE
The values of the parameters that have one value are displayed but the values of the parameters that have
multiple values, such as the ports that the VLAN contains, are not displayed.
LST-VLANDETAIL::DEV=10.71.59.38:CTAG::VLANID=2;

7340032 2006-01-16 20:57:25
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Vlan detail information

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------
DID VLANID ALIAS VLANTYPE VLANATTR MACLEARN MACLEARNNUM UPLINKCAR DOWNLINKCAR
PROTOCOLPROF
7340053 200 SMART COMMON -- -- -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-VLAN
15.12.3 Querying the VLAN ID of an xDSL Port (LST-

DSLPORTVLAN)
Usage Note
l The VLAN of an xDSL port must exist.
l The entered port must be an xDSL port.
l In the case of an ADSL port, an ADSL2 port, or a G.SHDSL port, you can run the LST-
VLANOFPORT command to query the VLAN ID.
Command Format
LST-DSLPORTVLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num[,SN=slot-
num[,PN=port-num]]][,TSN=slot-num]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T

2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter

ID.

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

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

the slot ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) Indicates -

the port ID.
TSN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) Indicates -

the slot of the
VLAN.
NOTE
1. You must enter either the device ID or the device name. Other parameters are optional.
2. You can enter a slot ID only after entering a subrack ID. Otherwise, the operation is invalid.
3. When entering the port ID, ensure that the subrack ID and the slot ID are entered. Otherwise, the
TL1 NBI considers that the entered slot ID or port ID is invalid when analyzing the command. In
this case, the TL1 NBI sends only other filtering criteria to the service daemon.
4. If you do not enter the subrack ID, slot ID, or port ID but enter only the device name, the VLAN IDs
of all the ports on the device are displayed.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Port's VlanID of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN VLANID TSN
Output Parameter

device ID.
FN INTEGER 0-255 (Optional)

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

Indicates the slot
ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional)

Indicates the port
ID.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the

For the ranges of this VLAN ID.
Table 24-11.
TSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot

of the VLAN.
NOTE
1. In the case of the MA5100V1, MA5100V2, MA5105, and MA5605, the TSN parameter is optional
and is used as the filtering criteria because the VLAN is applicable to boards. If you set the TSN
parameter, the slot of the destination VLAN of the xDSL port is displayed. In the case of other
devices, you can set this parameter but it does not take effect.
2. In the case of MA5100V1, MA5100V2, MA5105, and MA5605, the value of the TSN parameter
must be displayed because the VLAN is applicable to boards. The value helps you to distinguish the
VLANs that have the same attributes on different boards. In the case of other devices, the value of
the TSN parameter is displayed as -- because the VLAN is applicable to devices.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource The port does not contain a VLAN. In this case,
does not exist. check and ensure that the entered port is correct.

Example
To query the VLAN IDs of all the ports in slot 14 of shelf 0 of the device named
LST-DSLPORTVLAN::DEV=10.71.56.153,FN=0,SN=14:2::;
7729154 2005-09-08 16:27:55
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
DSLPORTVLAN information of the device 10.71.56.153
----------------------------
DID FN SN PN VLANID TSN
7712769 0 0 1 15 --
----------------------------
;
Related Command
l LST-PORTOFVLAN
l LST-VLANOFPORT
15.12.4 Querying the List of Ports in a VLAN (LST-

PORTOFVLAN)
Usage Note
The required VLAN must exist on the U2000.
Command Format
LST-PORTOFVLAN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),VLANID=vlan-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
57 MA5606T
61 MA5626E
62 MA5620E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G

66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S

2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.

For the ranges of
this parameter in
the case of
different
devices, see
Table 24-11.
NOTE
l In the case of the IAS3 series such as the MA5600V3 and UA5000 (IPMB), the port in the VLAN
refers to the upstream ETH port on the control board.
l In the case of the MA5300, the ports in the VLAN refer to the upstream ETH port and the service
ports.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Port list of VLAN :" + Vlan-ID + " on the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID VLANID FN SN PN PT TrunkMode
Output Parameter
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the port.

For the ranges of
case of different
devices, see Table
24-11.
PT OCTET ADSL Indicates the port type.

STRING ETH
VDSL
GPON
EPON
TrunkMode OCTET TRUE Specifies whether the port is a trunk

STRING FALSE port.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does The entered VLAN ID does not exist. In this
not exist. case, check and ensure that the entered VLAN
ID is correct.
Example
To query the list of ports in VLAN 1 of the device named 10.71.60.39, run the following
command:
LST-PORTOFVLAN::DEV=10.71.60.39,VLANID=1:2::;

7340083 2008-10-14 10:05:34

M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Port list of VLAN 1 on the device 10.71.60.39
-------------------------------------------
DID VLANID FN SN PN PT TRUNKMODE
7340083 1 0 19 1 ETH --
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
l LST-DSLPORTVLAN
l LST-VLANOFPORT
15.12.5 Querying the VLAN ID of a Port (LST-VLANOFPORT)

Usage Note
l The queried port must exist on the U2000.
l The VLAN of the port must exist.
l The type of the queried port can only be ADSL, ADSL2, G.SHDSL, or ETH.
Command Format
LST-VLANOFPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
44 MA5600V3
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)

2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

ID.


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

subrack ID.

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Port's VlanID of the device " + device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN VLANID
Output Parameter
r

device ID.
FN INTEGER 0-255 (Optional)

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

Indicates the slot
ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional)

Indicates the port
ID.


r
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the

For the ranges of this parameter in the VLAN ID of the
case of different devices, see Table port.
24-11.
Error Code
2686058604 not support The entered port is not an ADSL, ADSL2, or Ethernet
the type of port, or a G.SHDSL port. The query of the port is not
port supported.
2686058552 The resource The port does not contain a VLAN. In this case, check
does not exist. and ensure that the entered port is correct.
Example
To query the VLAN ID of Ethernet port 0/9/0 on the device named 10.71.62.28, run the
following command:
LST-VLANOFPORT::DEV=10.71.62.28,FN=0,SN=9,PN=0:1::;
7729154 2005-09-08 16:27:55
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
DSLPORTVLAN information of the device 10.71.62.38

----------------------------
DID FN SN PN VLANID
7729154 0 9 0 4
----------------------------
Related Command
l LST-PORTOFVLAN
l LST-DSLPORTVLAN

15.12.6 Querying the Transmission Feature of a VLAN (LST-

VLANPERF)
Usage Note
If the attribute of the VLAN to be queried is STACKING, the CVLANID parameter must be
set.
Command Format
LST-VLANPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num]:CTAG::VLANID=vlan-id[,CVLANID=cvlan-id][,SHOWOPTION=FN SN PN];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
100 MA5616
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
57 MA5606T
37 MA5662
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7

2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.
l You must set the subrack
ID, slot ID, and port ID
when querying the
transmission features of
the connection-oriented
stream.
l You need not set the
subrack ID, slot ID, and
port ID when querying
the transmission features
of the VLAN.


r
SN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) Indicates the slot -

ID.
when querying the
stream.
of the VLAN.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) Indicates the port -

ID.
when querying the
stream.
of the VLAN.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the S-VLAN ID -

(service VLAN ID).
CVLANI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the network-side -

D user tag (inner VLAN). To
set this parameter, ensure
that the S-VLAN is a
stacking VLAN.
SHOWOP OCTET l FN (Optional) Specifies the -

TION STRING l SN attributes that can be
l PN result. If you set this
attributes are returned. The
attributes are returned by
default.

Response Format
Format Description.
l title=" Transmission characteristic of VLAN" + VLAN ID + "on the device " +

DeviceName
name of attributes:
DID DEV VLANID CVLANID TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames TransmittedOctets
ReceivedOctets
l
title=" Transmission characteristic of Port" + FN/SN/PN +" VLAN" + VLAN ID +
"CVLAN" + CVLAN ID +"on the device " + DeviceName
DID DEV VLANID CVLANID TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames TransmittedOctets
ReceivedOctets FN SN PN
NOTE
The first response format is returned when the transmission feature of the VLAN is queried. The second
response format is returned when the transmission feature of the connection-oriented stream is queried.
Output Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name. If the

VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the S-VLAN ID.
CVLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the network-side user

tag (inner VLAN). To set this
parameter, ensure that the S-
VLAN is a stacking VLAN.
TransmittedFra DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of

mes 51615 transmitted packets.
ReceivedFrame DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of received

s 51615 packets.
TransmittedOct DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of

ets 51615 transmitted bytes.
ReceivedOctets DOUBLE 0-184467440737095 Indicates the number of received

51615 bytes.
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the network-side

subrack ID of the connection-
oriented stream.

SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the network-side slot

ID of the connection-oriented
stream.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the network-side port

ID of the connection-oriented
stream.
Error Code
2689017013 Such VLAN does not exist. The VLAN does not exist on the
U2000. Check and ensure that the
entered VLANID parameter is
correct.
2686058576 ServicePort does not exist. The service virtual port does not exist
on the U2000. Check and ensure that
entered information for locating the
service virtual port is correct.
2686058626 There are more than one Multiple service virtual ports are
ServicePort, please input displayed after the filtering criteria is
more parameter. entered. Check and ensure that the
entered information for locating the
service virtual port is correct.
Example
l To query the transmission feature of stacking VLAN 111 of the device named
MA5600_33, run the following command:
LST-VLANPERF::DEV=MA5600_33:CTAG::VLANID=111,CVLANID=3;
7340036 2008-09-22 09:07:44
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Transmission characteristic of VLAN 111 on the device MA5600_33

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
DID DEV VLANID CVLANID TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames
7340036 MA5600_33 111 3 0 0 0 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
;

l To query the transmission feature of the network-side connection-oriented stream

(VLANID: 123, CVLANID: 321) on the 0/12/1 port of the device named MA5600_33,
LST-
VLANPERF::DEV=MA5600_33,FN=0,SN=12,PN=1:CTAG::VLANID=123,CVLA
NID=321,SHOWOPTION=FN SN PN;
7340296 2009-07-06 15:34:35
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Transmission characteristic of port 0/12/1 VLAN 123 on the device MA5600_33

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------
DID DEV VLANID CVLANID TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames
TransmittedOctets ReceivedOctets FN SN PN
7340036 MA5600_33 123 321 0 0 0 0 0 12 1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.12.7 Querying an L3 Interface (LST-VLANL3IF)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-VLANL3IF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::VLANID=vlan-id;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
57 MA5606T
37 MA5662
62 MA5620E
61 MA5626E
70 MA5610

100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
104 MA5612
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
103 MA5635
2312 MA5628
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
95 MA5603T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T

2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

For the ranges of
this parameter in
the case of different
devices, see Table
24-11.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Vlan L3 interface information of the device"+ DeviceName
name of attributes: DID VLANID L3IPADDR L3IPMASK L3IPADMINSTATUS

Output Parameter
L3IPADDR IPADDRESS - Indicates the IP address of

the L3 interface.
L3IPMASK IPADDRESS - Indicates the subnet mask of

the IP address of the L3
interface.
L3IPADMIN OCTET l UP Indicates the management

STATUS STRING l DOWN status of the L3 interface.
Error Code
2686058552 Resource does not The queried VLAN is not configured with the
exist. L3 interface. Check whether the entered
VLAN ID is correct.
Example
To query the L3 interface of VLAN 31 of the device named 10.71.211.40, run the following
command:
LST-VLANL3IF::DEV=10.71.211.40:1::VLANID=31;
7340044 2009-02-28 15:03:16
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Vlan L3 interface information of the device 10.71.211.40
-----------------------------------------------------
DID VLANID L3IPADDR L3IPMASK L3IPADMINSTATUS
7340044 31 12.34.56.78 255.255.255.0 DOWN
-----------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.

15.13 Querying Ethernet Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying Ethernet resources, including
the information about Ethernet ports, Ethernet aggregation groups, SFP information, and
transmission feature statistics of Ethernet ports.
15.13.1 Querying the Details of an Ethernet Port (LST-

ETHPORTDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details of an Ethernet port. Ensure that the device is online
Command Format
LST-ETHPORTDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ADMINSTATUS PORTREALSPEED MAXFRAMELENGTH
MACADDRESS SPEEDLEVEL];
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
37 MA5662
57 MA5606T
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
64 MA5651
34 MA5680T
62 MA5620E
61 MA5626E
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
96 MA5620

97 MA5626
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S

2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

ID.

the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ID.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET ADMINSTATUS Specifies the -

N STRING PORTREALSPE attributes that can be
ED displayed in the
MAXFRAMELE set this parameter, the
NGTH corresponding
MACADDRESS attributes are
SPEEDLEVEL displayed. By default,
displayed.
NOTE

Response Format
Format Description.
title="Ethernet Port Information of the Device" + device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT DUPLEX MTU
SPEED LOOPBACK MDI MAXMACLEARN MACADDRESSLEARN TAG NEGOTIATE
PEERNEGOTIATE PAUSEFRAMETAG VLANDEFAULT ONLINESTATE
TRAFFICBROADCAST TRAFFICMULTICAST TRAFFICUNKNOWNCAST PPPOE
OPTION82 ISOLATESTATUS ADMINSTATUS PORTREALSPEED MAXFRAMELENGTH MACADDRESS
SPEEDLEVEL
Output Parameter

STRING
PSTAT OCTET Active Indicates the port status.

STRING NotPresent
Deactive
MTU INTEGER 0-1600 Indicates the Maximum

Transmission Unit (MTU) of
Ethernet ports.
DUPLEX OCTET l Full Indicates the working mode.

STRING l Half
l Auto
l Auto-Full
l Auto-Half
SPEED INTEGER l Auto-negotiation Indicates the port rate.

l 10M
l 100M
l 1000M
l 10000M
l Auto-10M
l Auto-100M
l Auto-1000M
l Auto-10000M

LOOPBACK INTEGER 1-3 Indicates the loopback mode

of Ethernet ports.
are as follows:
1: Cancel loopback
2: Local loopback
3: Remote loopback
MDI OCTET MDI-II Indicates the line type of the

STRING MDI-X port.
MDI-AUTO
MAXMACLEAR OCTET 0-600 Indicates the maximum

N STRING number of MAC addresses
that are learned. Only the
MDU (MA5620E,
MA5626E, MA5620G, and
MA5626G) supports this
parameter.
MACADDRESS OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable

LEARN STRING OFF the function of learning
MAC addresses.
TAG INTEGER 1-3 Indicates the encapsulation

type of Ethernet ports.
are as follows:
1: TAG
2: UNTAG
3: MULTI
NEGOTIATE OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable

STRING OFF the auto-negotiation function
of the port.
PEERNEGOTIA OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable

TE STRING OFF the auto-negotiation function
of the peer port.
PAUSEFRAMET OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable

AG STRING OFF the flow control of pause
frames.
VLANDEFAULT INTEGER 1-4093 Indicates the default VLAN

ID.
ONLINESTATE OCTET Online Indicates the status of the

STRING Offline port.

TRAFFICBROA INTEGER MA5620E, Indicates the broadcast

DCAST MA5626E, traffic suppression.
MA5620G, and If this parameter is set to 0,
MA5626G: 0-12 it indicates that the broadcast
MA5600T, traffic suppression is
MA5603T, disabled.
MA5600V3, and
UA5000 (IPMB):
0-13
0: off
TRAFFICMULTI INTEGER MA5620E, Indicates the multicast

CAST MA5626E, traffic suppression.
MA5626G: 0-12 it indicates that the multicast
MA5603T, disabled.
MA5600V3, and
UA5000 (IPMB):
0-13
0: off
TRAFFICUNKN INTEGER MA5620E, Indicates the unknown

OWNCAST MA5626E, unicast traffic suppression.
MA5626G: 0-12 it indicates that the unicast
MA5603T, disabled.
MA5600V3, and
UA5000 (IPMB):
0-13
0: off
PPPOE OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable

STRING OFF the PPPoE function.
OPTION82 OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable

STRING OFF the option 82 function.
ISOLATESTATU OCTET ENABLE Specifies whether to enable

S STRING DISABLE the isolated state of the port.
Only the UA5000 (IPMB)
ADMINSTATUS OCTET UP Indicates the activation

STRING DOWN status of a port.
l up: activated
l down: deactivated

PORTREALSPE OCTET N/A Indicates the actual port rate.

ED STRING
MAXFRAMELE INTEGER 1518 Indicates the maximum

NGTH frame length.
MACADDRESS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the MAC address

STRING of the port.
SPEEDLEVEL OCTET LR_ETH_10M Indicates the rate levels

STRING LR_ETH_100M supported by the port.
LR_ETH_1000M
LR_ETH_10000M
Error Code
1610612764 Device Timeout The cause is usually that the device is offline.
Check and ensure that the following faults do not
occur:
l The SNMP read and write community names
are set incorrectly.
network faults.
2686058531 The device does l Check and ensure that the device is
not exist. successfully added to the U2000.
2686058554 Command does Check and ensure that the command supports the
not support this entered device name or IP address.
device type
mandatory l The parameter values do not exceed the ranges
parameter is of the parameters specified by the command.
null, or Value of
parameter is l The entered parameter names are correct.
wrong l The parameters are entered in the correct order.

Example
To query the details of Ethernet port 0/19/0 on the device named 10.71.211.43, run the
following command:
NOTE
displayed as --.
LST-ETHPORTDETAILINFO::DEV=10.71.211.43,FN=0,SN=19,PN=0:1::;
7340033 2008-11-26 09:54:08
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Ethernet Port Information of the Device 10.71.211.43
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------
DID FN SN PN ALIAS PSTAT DUPLEX MTU SPEED LOOPBACK
MDI MAXMACLEARN MACADDRESSLEARN TAG NEGOTIATE PEERNEGOTIATE
PAUSEFRAMETAG VLANDEFAULT ONLINESTATE TRAFFICBROADCAST
TRAFFICMULTICAST TRAFFICUNKNOWNCAST PPPOE OPTION82 ISOLATESTATUS
7340033 0 19 0 10.71.211.43/0/19/0 NotPresent Full --
1000M -- MDI-AUTO -- -- -- OFF OFF OFF 1 Offline
7 7 0 -- -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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--------------
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Related Command
LST-ETHPORT
15.13.2 Querying an Ethernet Aggregation Group (LST-LAG)

Usage Note
l An aggregation group must be available on the device.
Command Format
LST-LAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,NAME=name of link aggregated
group]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=PORTLIST MAXLKNO];

Supporting Device
37 MA5662
NOTE
Only the MA5662 V800R309C00 does not support this command.
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
64 MA5651
34 MA5680T
70 MA5610
100 MA5616
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
103 MA5635
2331 MA5608T
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821

2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the -

STRING aggregation group.
SHOWOP OCTET l PORTLIST (Optional) Specifies the -

TION STRING l MAXLKNO attributes that can be
parameter, the

NOTE
You can query the information about the aggregation groups of different devices according to the names
of the devices and aggregation groups.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="LAG information of the device" + device-name
name of attributes: DID NAME ALIAS AGGREGATEMODE WORKMODE PORTLIST
MAXLKNO
Output Parameter
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the aggregation

STRING group.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (48) Indicates the alias of the aggregation

STRING group.
AGGREGAT OCTET ingress Indicates the aggregation mode.

EMODE STRING ingressEgress
WORKMOD OCTET MANUAL Indicates the working mode.

E STRING LACP
PORTLIST OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the port list of Ethernet

STRING aggregation groups.
The format is FN/SN/PN#FN/SN/
PN#FN/SN/PN (you need to enter only
the subrack IDs, slot IDs, and port IDs).
MAXLKNO INTEGER 1-8 Indicates the maximum number of

aggregation ports on the current device
that meet the conditions.
NOTE
The MAXLKNO returns one of the
following values:
l The returned value of the
WORKMODE is not LACP.
l The returned value of the
WORKMODE is LACP but the value
of MAXLKNO is not set.

Error Code
1610612764 Device timeout The cause is usually that the device is offline.
not occur:
of network faults.
modify configuration items, see 23.7 How
Address.
2686058554 Command does not Check and ensure that the command supports
support this device the entered device name or IP address.
type.
mandatory parameter is l The parameter values do not exceed the
blank, or the value of ranges of the parameters specified by the
the parameter is wrong. command.
order.
2686058582 The specified resource No aggregation group is available on the

does not exist. device.
Example
To query the aggregation group named test of the device named 10.71.60.26, run the
following command:
LST-LAG::DEV=10.71.60.26,NAME=test:9::SHOWOPTION=PORTLIST;
7409669 2006-07-05 10:23:11
M 9 COMPLD
blktag=1

blkcount=1
blktotal=1
LAG information of the device 10.71.60.26

--------------------------------------------------------------
DID NAME ALIAS AGGREGATEMODE WORKMODE PORTLIST
7340035 test ma5600test ingress MANUAL 0/10/0#0/10/1
--------------------------------------------------------------
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Related Command
ADD-LAG
15.13.3 Querying the List of Vlan in Aggregation Group (LST-

VLANOFLAG)
Usage Note
The required VLAN must exist on the U2000.
Command Format
LST-VLANOFLAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),LAG=aggregation-group-name:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
43 UA5000(IPMB)
2312 MA5628
2331 MA5608T
2350 MA5811S
2340 MA5611S
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

R


LAG OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the -

STRING aggregation group. This
parameter is mutually exclusive
with the subrack ID, slot ID, and
port ID. Only the MA5600T,
MA5603T, and UA5000
(IPMB) support this parameter.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Lag's VLANID of the device "+device-name
DID FN SN PN VLANID LAGNAME
Output Parameter
er
VLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID of the

For the ranges of this port.
different devices, see Table
24-11.


er
LAGNA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

ME STRING aggregation group. This
parameter is mutually exclusive
with the subrack ID, slot ID, and
port ID. Only the MA5600T,
MA5603T, and UA5000 (IPMB)
Error Code
268605855 The resource does not The entered VLAN ID does not exist. In this case,
2 exist. check and ensure that the entered VLAN ID is
correct.
Example
To query the list of vlanid in an aggregation group named xxx of the device named
LST-VLANOFLAG::DEV=10.71.60.39,LAG=xxx:100::;

7340083 2008-10-14 10:05:34
M 100 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
LAG's VlanID of the device 10.71.60.39
------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN VLANID LAGNAME
7340083 5 6 2 xxx
-------------------------------------------
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Related Command
l LST-DSLPORTVLAN
l LST-VLANOFPORT
15.13.4 Querying the Details of an SFP (LST-SFPDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
l An optical module must be inserted to the port.

Command Format
LST-SFPDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num,PN=port-num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
100 MA5616
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
70 MA5610
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
103 MA5635
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter

IP Address.
NOTE
You can query the details of an SFP according to the subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID of the device.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="SFP information of the device" + device-name
name of attributes: DEV FN SN SSN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON
LENGTH62MICRONO VENDORNAME VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN DATECODE VENDORREV
WAVELENGTH GECOMPLIANCECODES LINKLENGTH TRANSMITTERTECHNOLOGY
TRANSMISSIONMEDIA SPEED FE/GE/10GE
Output Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device ID.

STRING

SSN INTEGER 0-63,65535 Indicates the daughter board ID.

NOTE
If no daughter board
exists, set this
parameter to 65535.
LENGTH9MI INTEGER 0-25500 Indicates the link length supported

CRON for the 9/125 μm fiber.
Unit: m.
LENGTH50M INTEGER 0-2550 Indicates the link length supported

ICRON for the 50/125 μm fiber.
Unit: m.

ICRON5 for the 62.5/125 μm fiber.
Unit: m.
VENDORNA OCTET 1: 0-17 Indicates the SFP vendor name.

ME STRING
VENDOROUI INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the SFP vendor IEEE

company ID.
VENDORPN OCTET 1: 0-17 Indicates the part number provided

STRING by the SFP vendor.
VENDORSN OCTET 1: 0-17 Indicates the serial number provided

STRING by the vendor.
DATECODE OCTET 1: 0-9 Indicates the manufactured date.

STRING
VENDORRE OCTET 1: 0-5 Indicates the vendor revision

V STRING version.
WAVELENGT INTEGER 0 Indicates the laser wavelength.

H 850 Unit: nm.
1310
1510

GECOMPLIA INTEGER 1-14 Indicates the Ethernet transmission

NCECODES type.
1: 1000BASE-TX
2: 1000BASE-CX
3: 1000BASE-LX
4: 1000BASE-SX
5: MULTI-LX
6: 100BASE-LX
7: 100BASE-F
8: 1000BASE-BX
9: 1000BASE-PX
10: 10GBASE-LRM
11: 10GBASE-LR
12: 10GBASE-SR
13: 100BASE-BX
14: 10GBASE-ER
LINKLENGT OCTET l VeryLongDistan Indicates the fiber transmission

H STRING ce distance.
l ShortDistance
l IntermediateDist
ance
l LongDistance
l 255:
NOTE
255 indicates an
invalid value.
TRANSMITT OCTET l longwaveLaser Indicates the fiber transmission

ERTECHNOL STRING l electricalInter- technology.
OGY enclosure
l shortwaveLaser
l 255:
NOTE
255 indicates an
invalid value.

TRANSMISSI OCTET l TwinAxialPair Indicates the fiber transmission

ONMEDIA STRING l ShieldedTwisted media.
Pair
l MiniatureCoax
l VideoCoax
l MultiMode62m
5
l MultiMode50m
l SingleMode
l 255:
NOTE
255 indicates an
invalid value.
SPEED OCTET l Speed400MByte Indicates the fiber transmission rate.

STRING sPerSec
l Speed200MByte
sPerSec
l Speed100MByte
sPerSec
l 255:
NOTE
255 indicates an
invalid value.
FE/GE/10GE OCTET FE Indicates the port type.

STRING GE
10GE
Error Code
not occur:
of network faults.

2686058531 The device does l Check and ensure that the device is
not exist. successfully added to the U2000.
the device. For details about how to modify
Address.
2686058554 Command does Check and ensure that the command supports
not support this the entered device name or IP address.
device type
mandatory l The parameter values do not exceed the
parameter is null, ranges of the parameters specified by the
or Value of command.
parameter is
wrong l The entered parameter names are correct.
order.
Example
To query the details of the SFP of port 0/11/0 on the device named 10.71.54.21, run the
following command:
LST-SFPDETAILINFO::DEV=10.71.54.21,FN=0,SN=11,PN=0:CTAG::;

7340064 2011-10-19 17:44:59
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Ethernet GE Port optic Information of the Device 10.71.54.21

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEV FN SN SSN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON
LENGTH62MICRON VENDORNAME VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN DATECODE
VENDORREV WAVELENGTH GECOMPLIANCECODES LINKLENGTH
TRANSMITTERTECHNOLOGY TRANSMISSIONMEDIA SPEED FE/GE/10GE
10.71.54.21 0 11 65535 0 10000 550 550
AVAGO 5994 HFCT-5710L AB07481928
071128 0 3 -- -- -- -- GE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Related Command
LST-SFP
15.13.5 Querying the SFP Information of a Device (LST-SFP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the SFP information of the specified device.
Command Format
LST-SFP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
37 MA5662
57 MA5606T
64 MA5651
70 MA5610
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818

2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DID Integer - Indicates the device ID. N/A

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="SFP information of the device" + device-name
name of attributes: DEV FN SN SSN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON
LENGTH62MICRONO VENDORNAME VENDOROUI VENDORPN VENDORSN DATECODE VENDORREV
WAVELENGTH GECOMPLIANCECODES LINKLENGTH TRANSMITTERTECHNOLOGY
TRANSMISSIONMEDIA SPEED FE/GE/10GE

Output Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device ID.

STRING
SSN INTEGER 0-63,65535 Indicates the daughter board ID.

NOTE
exists, set this
parameter to 65535.
LENGTH9MI INTEGER 0-25500 Indicates the link length supported

CRON for the 9/125 μm fiber.
Unit: m.

ICRON for the 50/125 μm fiber.
Unit: m.

ICRON5 for the 62.5/125 μm fiber.
Unit: m.
VENDORNA OCTET 1: 0-17 Indicates the SFP vendor name.

ME STRING
VENDOROUI INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the SFP vendor IEEE

company ID.
VENDORPN OCTET 1: 0-17 Indicates the part number provided

STRING by the SFP vendor.
VENDORSN OCTET 1: 0-17 Indicates the serial number provided

STRING by the vendor.
DATECODE OCTET 1: 0-9 Indicates the manufactured date.

STRING
VENDORRE OCTET 1: 0-5 Indicates the vendor revision

V STRING version.
WAVELENGT INTEGER 0 Indicates the laser wavelength.

H 850 Unit: nm.
1310
1510

GECOMPLIA INTEGER 1-14 Indicates the Ethernet transmission

NCECODES type.
1: 1000BASE-TX
2: 1000BASE-CX
3: 1000BASE-LX
4: 1000BASE-SX
5: MULTI-LX
6: 100BASE-LX
7: 100BASE-F
8: 1000BASE-BX
9: 1000BASE-PX
10: 10GBASE-LRM
11: 10GBASE-LR
12: 10GBASE-SR
13: 100BASE-BX
14: 10GBASE-ER
LINKLENGT OCTET l VeryLongDistan Indicates the fiber transmission

H STRING ce distance.
l ShortDistance
l IntermediateDist
ance
l LongDistance
l 255:
NOTE
255 indicates an
invalid value.
TRANSMITT OCTET l longwaveLaser Indicates the fiber transmission

ERTECHNOL STRING l electricalInter- technology.
OGY enclosure
l shortwaveLaser
l 255:
NOTE
255 indicates an
invalid value.

TRANSMISSI OCTET l TwinAxialPair Indicates the fiber transmission

ONMEDIA STRING l ShieldedTwisted media.
Pair
l MiniatureCoax
l VideoCoax
l MultiMode62m
5
l MultiMode50m
l SingleMode
l 255:
NOTE
255 indicates an
invalid value.
SPEED OCTET l Speed400MByte Indicates the fiber transmission rate.

STRING sPerSec
l Speed200MByte
sPerSec
l Speed100MByte
sPerSec
l 255:
NOTE
255 indicates an
invalid value.
FE/GE/10GE OCTET FE Indicates the port type.

STRING GE
10GE
Error Code
Check and ensure that the following faults do not
occur:
l The SNMP read and write community names
are set incorrectly.
network faults.

configuration items, see 23.7 How to Locate
a Device According to the IP Address.
2686058554 Command does not Check and ensure that the command supports the
support this device entered device name or IP address.
type
order.
Example
To query the SFP information of the device named 10.71.211.38, run the following command:
LST-SFP::DEV=10.71.211.38:CTAG::;
7340059 2008-11-14 14:48:57

M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
SFP information of the device 10.71.211.38

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DEV FN SN SSN PN LENGTH9MICRON LENGTH50MICRON LENGTH62
VENDORREVENDORNAWAVELENGTHNDOROUGECOMPLIANCECODES LINKLENGTH TRANSMIT
TERTECHNOLOGY TRANSMISSIONMEDIA SPEED GE/10GE
10.71.211.38 0 20 65535 0 10000 -- -- --
-- -- 19885 060109F -- 1307 --
-- -- -- -- 10GE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-SFPDETAILINFO

15.13.6 Querying the Upstream Traffic Information of an Ethernet

Port (LST-ETHPORTSTATINFO)
Usage Note
The device must be online.
Command Format
LST-ETHPORTSTATINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
Supporting Device
253 UA5000(IPMB)
100 MA5616
44 MA5600V3
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2350 MA5811S
Input Parameter


value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.
NOTE
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Ethernet Port Stat Information of the Device"
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN TOTALRXOCTETS
TOTALTXOCTETS IFSPEED DROPEVENTS PKTS CRCALIGNERROES UNDERSIZEPKTS
OVERSIZEPKTS FRAGMENTS JABBERS COLLISIONS PKTS64OCTETS
PKTS65TO127OCTETS PKTS128TO255OCTETS PKTS256TO511OCTETS
PKTS512TO1023OCTETS 1024TO1518OCTETS
Output Parameter
TOTALRXOCT DOUBLE 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the number of

ETS 1615 received bytes.
Unit: KB.

TOTALTXOCT DOUBLE 0-1844674407370955 Indicates the number of

ETS 1615 transmitted bytes.
Unit: KB.
IFSPEED INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the port rate.

Unit: Mbit/s.
DROPEVENTS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of packet

loss events for lack of
resources.
PKTS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

received packets.
CRCALIGNER INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of CRC

ROES errors in the received packets.
UNDERSIZEPK INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

TS undersize packets that are
received.
OVERSIZEPKT INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

S oversize packets that are
received.
FRAGMENTS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

fragments in the received
packets.
JABBERS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

packets that are longer than
1,518 bytes and contain CRC
error.
COLLISIONS INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of

collision frames.
PKTS64OCTET INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates received packets that

S are of 64 bytes.
PKTS65TO127 INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates received packets that

OCTETS are of 65 to 127 bytes.



3OCTETS are of 512 to 1023 bytes.
1024TO1518OC INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates received packets that

TETS are of 1024 to 1518 bytes.

Error Code
1610612764 Device The cause is usually that the device is offline. Check
Timeout and ensure that the following faults do not occur:
set incorrectly.
network faults.
2686058531 The device l Check and ensure that the device is successfully
does not exist. added to the U2000.
2686058554 Command Check and ensure that the command supports the
does not entered device name or IP address.
support this
device type
2686058498 Missing, Check and ensure that the command is correct

invalid according to the following requirements:
parameter is
is wrong
Example
To query the upstream traffic of Ethernet port 0/7/2 on the device named 10.71.62.28, run the
following command:
LST-ETHPORTSTATINFO::DEV=10.71.62.28,FN=0,SN=7,PN=2:200::;
NOTE
The valid fields of each Ethernet port vary with the type of the device and the port type. The invalid
fields are displayed as --.

7340038 2008-01-07 10:35:59
M 200 COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Ethernet Port Stat Information of the Device

10.71.62.28-----------------------------------------------------------------------
---------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------
DID FN SN PN TOTALRXOCTETS TOTALTXOCTETS IFSPEED DROPEVEN
TS PKTS CRCALIGNERROES UNDERSIZEPKTS OVERSIZEPKTS FRAGMENTS
JABBERS COLLISIONS PKTS64OCTETS PKTS65TO127OCTETS PKTS128TO255OCTE
TS PKTS256TO511OCTETS PKTS512TO1023OCTETS 1024TO1518OCTETS
7340038 0 7 2 0 0 1000 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.13.7 Querying the DDM Details of an Optical Module (LST-

DDMDETAILINFO)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-DDMDETAILINFO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
57 MA5606T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
249 MA5600T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694

2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name. -

STRING
Response Format
Format Description.
title=the DDM detail information
name of attributes: DEV FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWERE OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR
OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL
Output Parameter

STRING

OPTICSRXP FLOAT 0-2147.483647 Indicates the receive optical power.

OWER
OPTICSTXP FLOAT 0-2147.483647 Indicates the transmit optical power.

OWER
OPTICSTXB FLOAT 0-2147.483647 Indicates the bias current.

IASCURR
OPTICSTXT INTEGER -100 to +300 Indicates the temperature of the

EMP optical module. Only the GPON
Unit: °C.
OPTICSTXV INTEGER 0-10000 Indicates the voltage of the optical

OL module. Only the GPON port
Unit: 0.01 V.
Error Code

disconnected.

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

parameter or correct according to the following
mandatory parameter requirements:
is null, or Value of l The parameter values do not exceed the
the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the DDM details of the optical module of port 0/14/0 on the device named
LST-DDMDETAILINFO::DEV=10.167.223.48,FN=0,SN=14,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340122 2011-10-20 19:45:26
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
the DDM detail information 10.167.223.48

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
DEV FN SN PN OPTICSRXPOWER OPTICSTXPOWER OPTICSTXBIASCURR
OPTICSTXTEMP OPTICSTXVOL
10.167.223.48 0 14 0 -- 3.2 12 47 3.27
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------

Related Command
None.
15.13.8 Querying the Ethernet Transmission Statistics (LST-

ETHPORTPERF)
Usage Note
You can query the Ethernet transmission statistics of only GPON and Ethernet ports.
Command Format
LST-ETHPORTPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-num,PN=port-
num:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=TransmittedErrFrames ReceivedErrFrames CollisionFrames];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
94 MA5603U
100 MA5616
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2348 MA5683T
2350 MA5811S

2349 MA5800-X7
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
SHOWOPT OCTET TransmittedErrF Specifies the attributes that -

ION STRING rames can be displayed in the
ReceivedErrFra returned result. If you set this
mes parameter, the corresponding
CollisionFrames default, the attributes are not
displayed.
NOTE
You can query the transmission statistics of an Ethernet port according to the shelf ID, slot ID, and port
ID of the device.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Transmission characteristic of the port" +portID + "on the device" +device-
name
DID DEV FN SN PN TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames TransmittedOctets
ReceivedOctets InvalidReceivedFrames FrameBufferDiscards CRC ShortFrames Jabbers
DiscardedFrames InErrors OutErrors InDiscards OutDiscards Pkts64Bytes

StatsFragments TransmittedErrFrames ReceivedErrFrames CollisionFrames
Output Parameter

the IP Address.
TransmittedFr DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of transmitted

ames packets.
ReceivedFra DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of received

mes packets.
TransmittedO DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of transmitted

ctets bytes.
ReceivedOcte DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of received

ts bytes.
InvalidReceiv DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of invalid

edFrames bytes received. Only the Ethernet
FrameBuffer DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of packet loss

Discards events for lack of resources. Only
the Ethernet port supports this
parameter.
CRC DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of received

packets whose size ranges from 64
to 1518 bytes.
ShortFrames DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of undersize

packets.
Jabbers DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the number of received

packets that are longer than 1518
bytes. Only the Ethernet port

DiscardedFra INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of discarded

mes packets. Only the Ethernet port
InErrors INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of received

error packets. Only the Ethernet
OutErrors INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of error

packets transmitted. Only the
Ethernet port supports this
parameter.
InDiscards INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the number of inbound

packets that are chosen to be
discarded even though no errors
have been detected to prevent them
from being delivered to a higher-
layer protocol.
Only the Ethernet port supports
this parameter.
OutDiscards INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the total number of

packets, which higher-level
protocols require to transmit and
are addressed to a multicast or
broadcast address at this sub-layer,
including those that are discarded
or not transmitted.
this parameter.
Pkts64Bytes DOUBLE 0-1.85E19 Indicates the total number of

received packets (including bad
packets) that are 64 octets in length
(excluding framing bits but
including FCS octets).
this parameter.
StatsFragmen INTEGER 0-4294967295 Received fragment frames.

ts
TransmittedE DOUBLE 0-184467440737 Indicates the total number of

rrFrames 09551615 transmitted errored frames.
ReceivedErrF DOUBLE 0-184467440737 Indicates the total number of

rames 09551615 received errored frames.
CollisionFra DOUBLE 0-184467440737 Indicates the total number of

mes 09551615 collision frames.

Error Code

offline. Check and ensure that the
following faults do not occur:
disconnected.
Address.
support this device type supports the entered device name or IP
address.

by the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the transmission statistics of port 0/20/0 on the device named 10.144.195.45, run the
following command:
LST-ETHPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.195.45,FN=0,SN=20,PN=0:CTAG::;
7340066 2011-10-19 17:32:38
M CTAG COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
the TransCharacter detail information 10.144.195.45

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------
DID DEV FN SN PN TransmittedFrames ReceivedFrames TransmittedOctets
ReceivedOctets InvalidReceivedFrames FrameBufferDiscards CRC ShortFrames
Jabbers DiscardedFrames InErrors OutErrors InDiscards OutDiscards Pkts64Bytes
StatsFragments
7340066 10.144.195.45 0 20 0 885170 454079 75033185
45470495 0 10 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 1005827 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------
Related Command
None.
15.13.9 Querying the List of Ethernet Ports (LST-ETHPORT)
Usage Note
This command is used to query all the Ethernet ports on the specified device to check and
ensure that the device is online.
Command Format
LST-ETHPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num]
[,PN=port-num]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
37 MA5662
57 MA5606T
44 MA5600V3
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
62 MA5620E
61 MA5626E
65 MA5620G

66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17

2348 MA5683T
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) Indicates the slot -

ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) Indicates the port -

ID.
NOTE
l The subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID must be entered in order. For example, you can enter the slot ID
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Eth port information of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS AggregateMode

Output Parameter
DID INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the device ID.

STRING
AggregateMod OCTET master Specifies whether the port is the

e STRING slave primary or secondary port in the
aggregation group.
Error Code

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


parameter or correct according to the following
mandatory parameter requirements:
is null, or Value of l The parameter values do not exceed the
the command.
correct.
correct order.
Example
To query the list of Ethernet ports in slot 8 of shelf 0 in the device named 10.71.211.96, run
LST-ETHPORT::DEV=10.71.211.96,FN=0,SN=8:9::;
NOTE
The valid fields of each Ethernet port vary with the device type and the port type. The invalid fields are
displayed as -.

7340035 2009-03-12 15:50:11
M 9 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=8
blktotal=8
Eth port information of the device 10.71.211.96

-------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ALIAS AggregateMode
7340035 0 8 0 10.71.211.96/0/8/0 master
7340035 0 8 1 10.71.211.96/0/8/1 slave
7340035 0 8 2 10.71.211.96/0/8/2 --
7340035 0 8 3 10.71.211.96/0/8/3 slave
7340035 0 8 4 10.71.211.96/0/8/4 --
7340035 0 8 5 10.71.211.96/0/8/5 --
7340035 0 8 6 10.71.211.96/0/8/6 --
7340035 0 8 7 10.71.211.96/0/8/7 --
-------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-ETHPORTDETAILINFO

15.13.10 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned by the Service

Port of an FTTB ONU (LST-ETHPORTMAC)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-ETHPORTMAC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|(DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-infomation)),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num,VLANID=vlan-id:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
70 MA5610
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2312 MA5628
2333 MA5698
2335 MA5694
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2340 MA5611S
2350 MA5811S

Input Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the device name by -

STRING (192) default. If the value of the
1, the DEV parameter indicates
the IP Address.
ONULOCATEINFO parameters
for an ONU, that is, enter
DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=
onu-locate-infomation, the DEV
of the OLT.
ONULOCAT OCTET SIZE Indicates the ONU location -

EINFO STRING (128) information. This parameter is
used with the DEV parameter (IP
0/2/0/0 indicates the ONU 0 that is
connected to port slot 0/2/0.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="the MAC of the eth port"+port-number
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN VLANID MAC

Output Parameter

STRING learned by the service port
of the FTTB ONU.
Error Code
1610612764 Device The cause is usually that the device is offline. Check
Timeout and ensure that the following faults do not occur:
set incorrectly.
network faults.
2686058531 The device l Check and ensure that the device is successfully
does not exist. added to the U2000.
2686058554 Command Check and ensure that the command supports the
does not entered device name or IP address.
support this
device type
2686058498 Missing, Check and ensure that the command is correct

invalid according to the following requirements:
parameter is
is wrong

Example
To query the MAC addresses learned by port 0/1/1 on the device named 10.71.211.96, run the
following command:
LST-ETHPORTMAC::DEV=10.71.211.96,FN=0,SN=1,PN=1,VLANID=3999:CTAG::;

7340033 2009-03-06 11:26:20
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
the MAC of the eth port 22

----------------------------------
DID FN SN PN VLANID MAC
7340033 0 1 1 3999 00-74-04-ff-5f-53
----------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.14 Querying Service Virtual Port Resources

This command is used to query the service virtual ports.
15.14.1 Querying Service Virtual Ports (LST-SERVICEPORT)
Usage Note
location information. Before using these two parameters as the location information, ensure
that the DEV parameter indicates the IP address of the device. For details, see 23.7 How to
In GPON distributed mode, an ONU can have multiple service ports.
Command Format
LST-SERVICEPORT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DSN=device-serial-number|
(DEV=device-olt-ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-information))[,FN=frame-num]
[,SN=slot-num][,PN=port-num][,CARGROUPID=cargroupid|
CARGROUPNAME=cargroupname]:CTAG::[AVLANID=customer-side-outer-vlan-id|
(VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)|GEMPORTID=gemportid|ONTID=ont-id|ONTKEY=ont-password|(ONTID=ont-
id,((GEMPORTID=gemportid)|(ONTINTERFACETYPE=ont-interface-
type[,ONTINTERFACEID=ont-interface-id])))|((CNUID=cnu-id|CNUKEY=cnu-sn)
[,CNUUNIPORTS=cnu-uni-port][,CNUUNIWIFI=cnu-uni-wifi])][,VLANID=VLANID]
[,INNERVLANID=inner-vlan-ID][,SVPID=name][,SRVPORTID=ServicePort-ID][,UV=user-
vlan][(,UP=user-8021p-priority)|(,UE=user-envap)|(,UINNERVLANID=user-inner-vlan-
id)][,SFN=source-frame-num][,SSN=source-slot-num][,SPN=source-port-num]
[,SOUTERVLANID=source-outer-vlan-id][,SINNERVLANID=source-inner-vlan-id]
[,SHOWOPTION=UV UE UP UINNERVLANID MACLEARNNUM ENCAPTYPE SIP TIP RID PORTMODE
SRVPORTID SFN SSN SPN SOUTERVLANID SINNERVLANID FLOWTYPE CNUID CNUKEY CNUUNIPORTS
CNUUNIWIFI SPSTAT ONTINTERFACETYPE ONTINTERFACEID];

NOTE
The VPI and the VCI are invalid if you set the SVPID parameter because the SVPID parameter
uniquely identifies a service virtual port.
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600 V300
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
62 MA5620E
61 MA5626E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.

2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter

R

configuration item
ONULOCATEINFO
address of the OLT.
DSN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the sequence number N/A

STRING of the device.

The format is subrack ID/slot
ID/port ID/ONU ID. For
ONU 0 that is connected to port
0/2/0.

R

R

R
CARGRO INTEGE 1-16384 Indicates the ID of the CAR N/A

UPID R group.
CARGRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the CAR N/A
UPNAME STRING group.

AVLANID INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the user-side outer N/A

R NOTE VLAN ID.
Ranges of this
parameter vary
with devices.
For details, see
the list of
VLAN ID
ranges
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.
INNERVL INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the network-side N/A

ANID R NOTE inner VLAN ID. Enter this
Ranges of this parameter only when the
parameter vary VLAN type is stacking VLAN
with devices. or QinQ VLAN.
For details, see
the list of
VLAN ID
ranges
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.
VPI OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the virtual path N/A

For the MA5603U, this
parameter ranges from 0 to
255.
VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual channel N/A

For the MA5603U, this
parameter ranges from 32 to
255.
VLANID INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the network-side N/A

R NOTE outer VLAN ID.
Ranges of this If the VLAN of the MDU is
parameter vary
transmitted transparently, you
with devices.
For details, see do not need to set this
the list of parameter.
VLAN ID
ranges
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.

SVPID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the name of the N/A

STRING service port. The name cannot
contain tab, form-feed
character, carriage return,
newline character, colon,
comma, semicolon or question
mark.
SRVPORTI INTEGE 0-999999 Indicates the service virtual N/A

D R port ID that uniquely identifies
a service stream.
UV OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the user-side VLAN N/A

STRING l any ID. When the multi-service
mode is Double VLAN, this
l untagged parameter indicates the user-
l priority- side outer VLAN ID.
tagged l When the multi-service
NOTE mode is Multi-Service
Ranges of this VLAN, set this parameter.
parameter vary
with devices. l When the multi-service
For details, see mode is Multi-Service
the appendix VLAN + 802.1p, set this
Table 24-11. parameter and the UP
parameter. The value cannot
be any or untagged.
l When the multi-service
mode is Multi-Service
VLAN+802.1p-List, set
this parameter and the UP
be untagged or priority-
tagged.
VLAN+Encapsulation, set
this parameter and the UE
parameter.

GEMPOR INTEGE 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID. N/A

TID R This parameter is set to locate a
port only for GPON devices.
l Discrete mode: Only one of
the ONTID and
GEMPORTID parameters
can be set. The value of the
GEMPORTID parameter
GEMPORTID parameter
GEMPORTID parameter
ONTID INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. N/A

R NOTE This parameter is set to locate a
If the UNI port port only for GPON or EPON
is of 10G
devices.
GPON or 10G
EPON, the l Discrete mode: Only one of
value range is the ONTID and
0-255; if the GEMPORTID parameters
UNI port is of
can be set.
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the l Profile mode: Both the
value range is ONTID parameter and the
0-127. GEMPORTID parameter
can be set.

ONTINTE OCTET ETH Indicates the ONT interface N/A

RFACETY STRING IPHOST type.
PE l If the value is ETH, the
ONT
connection type of the
VDSL2 specified E2E traffic
streams is LAN-
EPONONT LAN or LAN-
GPONONT LAN. In
addition, you need to
specify the ETH port list by
using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is IPHOST, the
specified E2E traffic
streams is LAN-ONT
IPHOST. In addition, you
need to specify the IPHOST
port list by using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is ONT, the
streams is LAN-ONT and
you cannot specify the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is VDSL2, the
streams is LAN-
GPONONT VDSL2. In
specify the VDSL2 port list
by using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
NOTE
OLTs of V800R008C01 and later
version support this parameter.
You cannot specify GemPortID
when the E2E service port
creation mode is used.

ONTINTE OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the ONT interface N/A

RFACEID STRING This parameter list.
is invalid if the This parameter can indicate
value of more than one interface.
ONTINTERF Different parameter values are
ACETYPE is separated by an ampersand (&),
ONT. represented using value ranges,
or represented using the
combination of two methods.
For example, interfaces 1 and 2
are represented as 1&2.
Interfaces 1, 2, and 3 are
represented as 1-3. Interfaces 1,
3, 4, 5, and 7 are represented as
1&3-5&7.
This parameter is invalid if the
value of
ONTINTERFACETYPE is
ONT.
NOTE
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ONT key. Only N/A
STRING service virtual ports of the
EPON type support this
parameter.
CNUID INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the CUN ID. N/A

R
CNUKEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number N/A

STRING (SN) of the CNU for
authentication. The SN can
contain characters A-F, a-f, 0-9,
and other special characters
excluding ? : ; ,.
CNUUNIP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IDs of user ports N/A
ORTS STRING on the CNU. The IDs are
separated by ampersand (&)
and hyphen (-), for example,
1-4 or 1&2.

CNUUNI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the Wi-Fi ports on N/A

WIFI STRING CNU terminals.
This parameter is initially
supported by the MA5631 and
MA5632 V800R310.
UP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the 802.1p priority of N/A

STRING the VLAN. When the multi-
service mode is Multi-Service
VLAN+802.1p or Multi-
Service VLAN+802.1p-List,
set the UV parameter and this
parameter.
The parameter can indicate
multiple priorities. The symbol
"&" is used between different
values. For example, the value
1&2 stands for priorities 1 and
2. You can also specify a value
range for the parameter. For
example, the value 1-3
indicates priorities 1, 2 and 3.
These two ways can be mixed.
For example, the value
1&3-5&7 indicates priorities 1,
3, 4, 5 and 7.
If the value is set to an integer
ranging from 0 to 7, the Multi-
Service VLAN+802.1p mode
is used. If the value contains
character strings such as "&"
and "-", the Multi-Service
VLAN+802.1p-List mode is
used.
NOTE
of the MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5603U and MA5680T support
the Multi-Service VLAN
+802.1p-List mode.

UE INTEGE 0-3 Indicates the user-side N/A

R encapsulation type.
Encapsulation, set this
parameter.
the UV parameter and this
parameter.
l 0: Indicates the IPv4oE
encapsulation type.
l 1: Indicates the IPoE
encapsulation type.
l 2: Indicates the PPPoE
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
UINNERV INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the user-side inner N/A

LANID R VLAN ID. Set this parameter
when the user-side multi-
service mode is Double
VLAN.
SFN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the network-side N/A

R subrack ID of the source end.
Set this parameter when
querying connection-oriented
service virtual ports.
This parameter is applicable to
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007

SSN INTEGE 0-35 Indicates the network-side slot N/A

R ID of the source end. Set this
parameter when querying
connection-oriented service
virtual ports.
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007
SPN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the network-side port N/A

R ID of the source end. Set this
connection-oriented service
virtual ports.
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007
SOUTERV INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the network-side N/A

LANID R outer VLAN ID of the source
end. Set this parameter when
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007

SINNERV INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the network-side N/A

LANID R inner VLAN ID of the source
end. Set this parameter when
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007

SHOWOP OCTET l UV (Optional) Specifies the N/A

TION STRING l UE attributes that can be displayed
in the returned result. If you set
l UP this parameter, the
l UINNERV corresponding attributes are
LANID displayed. For example, if you
l MACLEAR enter UV, the result contains
NNUM the information about this
attribute. By default, the
l ENCAPTY attributes are not displayed.
PE
l SIP
l TIP
l RID
l PORTMOD
E
l SRVPORTI
D
l SFN
l SSN
l SPN
l SOUTERV
LANID
l SINNERVL
ANID
l FLOWTYP
E
l CNUID
l CNUKEY
l CNUUNIP
ORTS
l CNUUNIW
IFI
l SPSTAT
l ONTINTE
RFACETY
PE
l ONTINTE
RFACEID
Response Format
Format Description.

title="Service Ports of the device" + device-name

name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID AVLANID VPI VCI VLANID SVPID PT
TX RX INNERVLANID INNERVLANPRI SUPC TUPC UV UE UP UINNERVLANID MACLEARNNUM
ENCAPTYPE SIP TIP RID PORTMODE SRVPORTID SFN SSN SPN SOUTERVLANID SINNERVLANID
FLOWTYPE CNUID CNUKEY CNUUNIPORTS CNUUNIWIFI SPSTAT ONTINTERFACETYPE
ONTINTERFACEID
Output Parameter

NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
GEMPORTID INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID.

l Discrete mode: The value of
the GEMPORTID parameter
l Profile mode: The value of the
GEMPORTID parameter
AVLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the user-side outer

NOTE VLAN ID.
Ranges of this
parameter vary
with devices. For
details, see the list
of VLAN ID
ranges provided in
the appendix Table
24-11.
VPI OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the virtual path identifier.

STRING l auto The value auto indicates the auto-
sensing mode.

VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual channel

STRING l auto identifier. The value auto indicates
the auto-sensing mode.
VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the network-side outer

NOTE VLAN ID.
Ranges of this
parameter vary
with devices. For
of VLAN ID
ranges provided in
the appendix Table
24-11.
SVPID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the name of the service

STRING virtual port.

PT OCTET The value of this Indicates the type of a service

STRING parameter varies virtual port.
with the value of
the configuration
item
TL1_LSTSERVI
CEPORT_PT.
For details about
the setting method
of the
configuration
item, see Table
9-2.
l When
TL1_LSTSER
VICEPORT_
PT is set to 0
(default value),
the following
values are
returned:
– LAN-
ADSL
– LAN-
SHDSL
– LAN-ATM
– LAN-LAN
– LAN-ETH
– LAN-
VDSL2
– LAN-
GFAST
– LAN-
GPON
– LAN-
EPON
– SPU-
GPON
– SPU-SPU
– SPU-LAN
– LAN-SPU
– LAN-
EPONONT
LAN

– LAN-
GPONONT
LAN
– LAN-ONT
IPHOST
– LAN-ONT
– LAN-
GPONONT
VDSL2
– UPLINKP
ORT-
ETHER
– UPLINKP
ORT-LAN
– UPLINKP
ORT-
GPON
l When
TL1_LSTSER
VICEPORT_
PT is set to 1,
the following
values are
returned:
– ADSL
– SHDSL
– ATM
– LAN
– ETH
– VDSL2
– GFAST
– GPON
– EPON
– SPU
– CNULAN
– XPON
TX OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the upstream

STRING traffic, that is, the name of the
traffic profile that is referenced by
the transmitter.
The transmit traffic goes from the
user side to the network side.

RX OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

STRING downstream traffic, that is, the
name of the traffic profile that is
referenced by the receiver.
The receive traffic goes from the
network side to the user side.
INNERVLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the network-side inner

NOTE VLAN ID.
Ranges of this
parameter vary
with devices. For
of VLAN ID
ranges provided in
the appendix Table
24-11.
INNERVLANPR INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority of the inner

I VLAN in the upstream direction.
SUPC OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable the

STRING OFF usage parameter control (UPC) at
the source end. This parameter is
valid only for the service virtual
port of the ATM type.
TUPC OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable the

STRING OFF UPC at the destination end. This
parameter is valid only for the
service virtual port of the ATM
type.
UV OCTET l 0-4095 (Optional) Indicates the user

STRING l any VLAN ID. If you enter
SHOWOPTION=UV in the
l untagged command, this parameter is
l priority-tagged displayed. By default, this
NOTE parameter is not displayed.
Ranges of this
parameter vary
with devices. For
of VLAN ID
ranges provided in
the appendix Table
24-11.

UE OCTET l IPv4oE Indicates the user-side

STRING l IPoE encapsulation type. The meanings
l PPPoE
l IPv6oE packets are encapsulated
directly on the Ethernet.
encapsulation type.
packets are encapsulated
UP OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the user-side

STRING 802.1p priority list. If you enter
SHOWOPTION=UP in the
command, this parameter is
displayed. By default, this
parameter is not displayed.
UINNERVLANI INTEGER 0-4095 (Optional) Indicates the user-side

D inner VLAN ID. If you enter
SHOWOPTION=UINNERVLA
NID in the command, this
parameter is displayed. By default,
this parameter is not displayed.
MACLEARNN INTEGER 0-1023 Indicates the maximum number of

UM MAC addresses that are learned. If
you enter
SHOWOPTION=MACLEARN
NUM in the command, this
parameter is displayed. By default,
this parameter is not displayed. For
service virtual ports of the GPON
type, this parameter ranges from 0
to 1023. For service ports of other
types, this parameter ranges from 0
to 255.

ENCAPTYPE OCTET l auto Indicates the encapsulation type of

STRING l llcBridge the service virtual port. If you
enter
l llcPPP SHOWOPTION=ENCAPTYPE
l llcIP in the command, this parameter is
l vcmuxBridge displayed. By default, this
l vcmuxPPP
l vcmuxIP
SIP IPADDRES N/A Indicates the source IP address. If

S you enter SHOWOPTION=SIP
in the command, this parameter is
TIP IPADDRES N/A Indicates the destination IP

S address. If you enter
SHOWOPTION=TIP in the
command, this parameter is
RID OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias of the service

PORTMODE OCTET l atm Indicates the port mode.

STRING l ptm
SRVPORTID INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the ID of a service virtual

port.
SFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the network-side subrack

ID of the source end. Set this
connection-oriented service virtual
ports.
This parameter is applicable to the
following devices:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007

SSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the network-side slot ID

of the source end. Set this
ports.
following devices:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007
SPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the network-side port ID

of the source end. Set this
ports.
following devices:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007
SOUTERVLANI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the network-side outer

D VLAN ID of the source end. Set
this parameter when querying
ports.
following devices:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007

SINNERVLANI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the network-side inner

D VLAN ID of the source end. Set
this parameter when querying
ports.
following devices:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007
FLOWTYPE INTEGER 0-6 Indicates the service type of the

service virtual port.
l 0: single-service mode
l 1: multi-service VLAN mode
l 2: multi-service encapsulation
mode
l 3: multi-service VLAN +
priority mode
encapsulation mode
l 5: double user-VLAN mode
priority list mode
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 CUN ID.
CNUKEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) of

STRING the CNU for authentication. The
SN can contain characters A-F, a-f,
0-9, and other special characters
excluding ? : ; ,.
CNUUNIPORTS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IDs of user ports on

STRING the CNU. The IDs are separated by
ampersand (&) and hyphen (-), for
example, 1-4 or 1&2.
CNUUNIWIFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the Wi-Fi ports on CNU

STRING terminals.
MA5632 V800R310.

SPSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the status of the service

STRING l Deactive virtual port.
l Activating
ONTINTERFAC OCTET ETH Indicates the ONT interface type.

ETYPE STRING IPHOST NOTE
ONT version support this parameter.
VDSL2
ONTINTERFAC OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the ONT interface list.

EID STRING This parameter can indicate more
than one interface. Different
parameter values are separated by
an ampersand (&), represented
using value ranges, or represented
using the combination of two
methods. For example, interfaces 1
and 2 are represented as 1&2.
represented as 1-3. Interfaces 1, 3,
4, 5, and 7 are represented as
1&3-5&7.
value of
ONTINTERFACETYPE is
ONT.
NOTE
You cannot specify GemPortID when
the E2E service port creation mode is
used.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does l Ensure that the device is added to the U2000
not exist. successfully.

Example
l Profile mode:
To query service virtual ports on the device named 10.71.227.2 and display the UV, UE,
and PORTMODE attributes, run the following command:
LST-SERVICEPORT::DEV=10.71.227.2:1::SHOWOPTION=UV UE
PORTMODE;
7340037 2010-11-21 17:20:03

M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=18
blktotal=18
Service Port of 10.71.227.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID AVLANID VPI VCI
VLANID SVPID PT TX RX INNERVLANID INNERVLANPRI SUPC
TUPC UV UE PORTMODE
7340037 0 5 0 -- 128 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/128/
UserVLAN/9 LAN-GPON MEFTraffic MEFTraffic -- -- -- --
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 129 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/129/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 130 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/130/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 131 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/131/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 134 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/134/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 135 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/135/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 136 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/136/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 137 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/137/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 138 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/138/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 139 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/139/
9 -- --
7340037 0 5 0 -- 152 -- -- -- 9 9/0_5_0/152/
9 -- --
7340037 0 10 0 0 -- -- -- -- 9 9/0_10_0/0/
UserVLAN/9 LAN-EPON -- -- -- -- -- -- 9 -- --
7340037 0 10 1 0 -- -- -- -- 9 9/0_10_1/0/
7340037 0 10 2 0 -- -- -- -- 9 9/0_10_2/0/
7340037 0 15 0 0 -- -- -- -- 9 9/0_15_0/0/
7340037 0 15 1 0 -- -- -- -- 9 9/0_15_1/0/
7340037 0 15 2 0 -- -- -- -- 9 9/0_15_2/0/

7340037 0 15 3 0 -- -- -- -- 9 9/0_15_3/0/
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
;
l Profile mode:
To query service virtual ports of device named 10.71.211.98, run the following
command:
LST-SERVICEPORT::DEV=10.71.211.98:1::ONTID=4,GEMPORTID=1;
7340048 2008-05-17 14:19:05
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Service Port of 10.71.211.98

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID AVLANID VPI VCI
VLANID SVPID PT TX RX INNERVLANID INNERVLANPRI SUPC
TUPC
7340081 0 15 0 4 1 -- -- -- 550 550/0_15_0/4/1/
UserVLAN/550 LAN-GPON -- -- -- --
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
Related Command
LST-SERVICEPORTDETAIL
15.14.2 Querying the Service Port Information about NEs (LST-

NESERVICEPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the service port information about a specified NE.
Command Format
LST-NESERVICEPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T

34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
The ServicePort Detail of + device-name
name of attributes : DID FN SN PN VPI VCI UV UE
UP SVPID RID PORTMODE VLANID TX RX
MACLEARNNUM ENCAPTYPE PPPOESESSION UNKOWNMULTIPOLICY OPTION82SW
Output Parameter

FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID (at the

destination end).
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID (at the destination

end).
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID (at the destination

end).

sensing mode.
VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual channel identifier.

sensing mode.
UV OCTET l 1-4095 Indicates the user-side multi-service

STRING l any VLAN ID.
When the multi-service mode is
l untagged
Double VLAN, this parameter
l priority- indicates the user-side outer VLAN
tagged ID.
UE INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the user-side encapsulation

type. The meanings of the options are
as follows:
encapsulation type.
l 1: Indicates the IPoE encapsulation
type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.

STRING

RID OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias of the service virtual
STRING port.
PORTMOD OCTET l ATM Indicates the port mode.

E STRING l PTM
VLANID INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the ID of the outer VLAN in

the upstream direction (outer VLAN
ID at the source end).


STRING traffic, that is, the name of the traffic
profile that is referenced by the
transmitter.
The transmit traffic goes from the user
side to the network side.
RX OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the downstream

STRING traffic, that is, the name of the traffic
profile that is referenced by the
receiver.
MACLEAR INTEGER 0-1023 Indicates the maximum number of

NNUM MAC addresses.
ENCAPTY OCTET l auto Indicates the encapsulation type of the

PE STRING l llcBridge service virtual port. If you enter
SHOWOPTION=ENCAPTYPE in
l llcPPP the command, this parameter is
l llcIP displayed. By default, this parameter is
l vcmuxBridge not displayed.
l vcmuxPPP
l vcmuxIP
PPPOESES INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the PPPoE session.

SION
UNKOWN OCTET discard Indicates the policy for suppressing the

MULTIPO STRING transparent unknown multicast stream.
LICY
OPTION82 OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the DHCP

SW STRING Disable option 82 function.

Error Code
2686058531 The device does not l Verify that the device is successfully added
exist. to the U2000.
Address.
Example
To query the service port information on the device named 10.71.59.51, run the following
command:
LST-NESERVICEPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.71.59.51:5::;

7340066 2012-06-13 23:13:34
M 5 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
The ServicePort Detail of 10.71.59.51
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------
DID FN SN PN VPI VCI UV UE UP SVPID RID PORTMODE VLANID TX RX MACLEARNNUM
ENCAPTYPE PPPOESESSION UNKOWNMULTIPOLICY OPTION82SW
7340066 0 3 1 33 43 -- IPoE -- 1420/0_3_1/33/43/Multi-service encapsulation mode/

IPoE -- ATM 1420 -- -- -1 llcBridge 8 transparent Disable
7340066 0 3 1 45 52 -- -- -- 55/0_3_1/45/52/Single -- ATM 55 ip-traffic-table_5

ip-traffic-table_5 255 llcBridge -- discard Enable
7340066 0 5 7 -1 -1 1 -- -- 1412/0_5_7/Multi-Service VLAN/1 -- PTM 1412

I_DSLAM_Data_10M E_DSLAM_Data_Open 1 -- -- discard Enable
7340066 0 5 6 -1 -1 1 -- -- 1410/0_5_6/Multi-Service VLAN/1 -- PTM 1410

I_MC_dn_5Mp_5Mc E_CP_up_Service_10Mp_10Mc 255 -- -- discard Enable
7340066 0 1 0 -- -- untagged -- -- 55/0_1_0/128/Multi-Service VLAN/untagged -- --

55 ip-traffic-table_0 ip-traffic-table_0 1023 -- 8 discard Enable
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

----------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-SERVICEPORT
15.14.3 Querying the Details of a Service Virtual Port (LST-

SERVICEPORTDETAIL)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-SERVICEPORTDETAIL::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|DSN=device-serial-number)
(,FN=frame-num)(,SN=slot-num)(,PN=port-num)(,(VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)|
GEMPORTID=gemportid|ONTID=ont-id|(ONTID=ont-id,((GEMPORTID=gemportid)|
(ONTINTERFACETYPE=ont-interface-type[,ONTINTERFACEID=ont-interface-id])))|
((CNUID=cnu-id|CNUKEY=cnu-sn),CNUUNIPORTS=cnu-uni-port[,CNUUNIWIFI=cnu-uni-wifi]))
[,UV=user-vlan][,(UP=user-8021p-priority)|UE=user-envap|UINNERVLANID=user-inner-
vlanid][,FLOWTYPE=flow-type][,PORTMODE=ptm|atm][,SVPID=ServicePort-Name]
[,SRVPORTID=service-port-ID]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=CARGROUPID CNUID CNUKEY
CNUUNIPORTS CNUUNIWIFI IGMPSTATE SERVICETYPE VLANTYPE SPDIRECTION SPEEDLEVEL
BUNDLEID ONTINTERFACETYPE ONTINTERFACEID ANTIIPV6SPOOFING];
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
57 MA5606T
62 MA5620E
61 MA5626E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G

94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
NOTE
this command.
2317 MA5631
NOTE
this command.
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
this command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
command.
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694

2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

DSN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the sequence number of N/A

STRING the device.




er
SVPID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the name of the service N/A
STRING port. The name cannot contain
tab, form-feed character, carriage
return, newline character, colon,
mark.
NOTE
If the SVPID parameter is set, you
need not set the parameters of the
service stream, such as FN, SN, PN,
VPI, and VCI, because the SVPID
parameter can uniquely identify a
SRVPOR INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service virtual port N/A

TID ID that uniquely identifies a
service stream.
UV OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the user-side VLAN ID. N/A

STRING l any When the multi-service mode is
l untagged indicates the user-side outer
l priority- VLAN ID.
tagged l When the multi-service mode
For the ranges is Multi-Service VLAN, set
of this this parameter.
parameter in l When the multi-service mode
the case of is Multi-Service VLAN
different + 802.1p, set this parameter
devices, see and the UP parameter. The
the list of value cannot be any or
ranges of the untagged.
VLAN IDs
provided in l When the multi-service mode
the appendix is Multi-Service VLAN
Table 24-11. +802.1p-List, set this
parameter and the UP
be untagged or priority-
tagged.
l When the multi-service mode
is Multi-Service VLAN
+Encapsulation, set this
parameter and the UE
parameter.


er
GEMPO INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID. You N/A
RTID need to set this parameter only
for the GPON service stream.
This parameter is set to locate the
port only for the GPON devices.
l Discrete mode: Only one of
the ONTID and
GEMPORTID parameter
GEMPORTID parameter can
be set. The value of the
GEMPORTID parameter

NOTE You need to set this parameter
If the UNI when querying the GPON or
port is of 10G
GPON or
EPON service stream.
10G EPON, l Discrete mode: Only one of
the value the ONTID and
range is
0-255; if the
UNI port is of can be set.
1G GPON or l Profile mode: Both the
1G EPON,
the value
range is GEMPORTID parameter can
0-127. be set.


er
ONTINT OCTET ETH Indicates the ONT interface type. N/A

ERFACE STRING IPHOST l If the value is ETH, the
TYPE connection type of the
ONT
specified E2E traffic streams
VDSL2 is LAN-EPONONT LAN or
LAN-GPONONT LAN. In
addition, you need to specify
the ETH port list by using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is IPHOST, the
is LAN-ONT IPHOST. In
addition, you need to specify
the IPHOST port list by using
the ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
is LAN-ONT and you cannot
specify the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is VDSL2, the
is LAN-GPONONT VDSL2.
In addition, you need to
specify the VDSL2 port list
by using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
NOTE
when the E2E service port creation
mode is used.


er
ONTINT OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the ONT interface list. N/A
ERFACEI STRING This parameter can indicate more
D than one interface. Different
parameter values are separated
by an ampersand (&),
represented using value ranges,
or represented using the
combination of two methods. For
example, interfaces 1 and 2 are
represented as 1&2. Interfaces 1,
2, and 3 are represented as 1-3.
Interfaces 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7 are
represented as 1&3-5&7.
value of
ONTINTERFACETYPE is
ONT.
NOTE
when the E2E service port creation
mode is used.
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 CUN ID. N/A
CNUKE OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) N/A
Y STRING of the CNU for authentication.
The SN can contain characters
A-F, a-f, 0-9, and other special
CNUUNI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IDs of user ports on N/A
PORTS STRING the CNU. The IDs are separated
by ampersand (&) and hyphen
(-), for example, 1-4 or 1&2.
CNUUNI INTEGER SIZE (32) Indicates the Wi-Fi ports on N/A

WIFI CNU terminals.
MA5632 V800R310.


er

VLAN+802.1p or Multi-Service
VLAN+802.1p-List, set the UV
parameter and this parameter.
1&2 stands for priorities 1 and 2.
You can also specify a value
example, the value 1-3 indicates
priorities 1, 2 and 3. These two
ways can be mixed. For example,
the value 1&3-5&7 indicates
priorities 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7.
Service VLAN+802.1p mode is
used. If the value contains
character strings such as "&" and
"-", the Multi-Service VLAN
+802.1p-List mode is used.
NOTE
V800R012C00 and later versions of
the Multi-Service VLAN+802.1p-
List mode.


er
UE INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the user-side N/A

encapsulation type.
is Multi-Service
parameter.
is Multi-Service VLAN
+Encapsulation, set the UV
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
UINNER INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the user-side inner N/A

VLANID VLAN ID. You need to set this
parameter when the multi-service
mode of the service port to be
queried is Double VLAN.


er
FLOWT INTEGER 0-6 Indicates the service type of the N/A

YPE service virtual port. When the
single-service stream and the
multi-service stream coexist, this
parameter does not need to be set
to locate the single-server stream.
If multi-service parameters are
not specified, this parameter
must be set to locate the multi-
service stream. Under other
circumstances, this parameter is
optional.
mode
priority mode
encapsulation mode
priority list mode
PORTMO OCTET l ptm Indicates the port mode. It is N/A

DE STRING l atm used for location. Only the
service virtual port of the LAN-
VDSL2 or LAN-G.SHDSL type
When the PORTMODE
parameter is set to ptm, the VPI
and VCI cannot be entered.


er
SHOWO OCTET CARGROUP (Optional) Specifies the N/A

PTION STRING ID attributes that can be displayed in
CNUID the returned result. If you set this
CNUKEY attributes are displayed. By
CNUUNIPO default, the attributes are not
RTS displayed.
CNUUNIWIF
I
IGMPSTATE
SERVICETY
PE
VLANTYPE
SPDIRECTI
ON
SPEEDLEVE
L
BUNDLEID
ONTINTERF
ACETYPE
ONTINTERF
ACEID
ANTIIPV6SP
OOFING
Response Format
Format Description.
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VPI VCI UV UE UP

UINNERVLANID SVPID RID PT PORTMODE VLANID INNERVLANID
INNERVLANPRI TX RX SUPC TUPC MACLEARNNUM ENCAPTYPE SIP
TIP SPSTAT SRVPORTID REMOTEDESC TAGTRANSFORM PPPOESESSION
MACBINDNUM ANTIIPSPOOFING UNKOWNMULTIPOLICY REMOTEIPMODE PITP
PITPFORWORD OPTION82SW FBUSEROPTION82 SFN SSN SPN
SOUTERVLANID SINNERVLANID COSVALUE FLOWTYPE CARGROUPID CNUID CNUKEY
CNUUNIPORTS CNUUNIWIFI IGMPSTATE SERVICETYPE VLANTYPE SPDIRECTION SPEEDLEVEL
BUNDLEID ONTINTERFACETYPE ONTINTERFACEID ANTIIPV6SPOOFING
Output Parameter

FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID (at the

destination end).
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID (at the

destination end).
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID (at the

destination end).

NOTE
If the UNI port is
of 10G GPON or
10G EPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G
GPON or 1G
EPON, the value
range is 0-127.
GEMPORTI INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID.

D l Discrete mode: The value of
the GEMPORTID parameter
l Profile mode: The value of the
GEMPORTID parameter

STRING l AUTO The value AUTO indicates the
auto-sensing mode.
VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual channel

STRING l AUTO identifier. The value AUTO
indicates the auto-sensing mode.

SRVPORTI INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service virtual port

D ID that uniquely identifies a
service stream.

UV OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the user-side multi-

STRING l any service VLAN ID.
l untagged When the multi-service mode is
l priority-tagged indicates the user-side outer
For the ranges of VLAN ID.
this parameter in
the case of
different devices,
see the list of
ranges of the
VLAN IDs
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.

STRING l IPoE encapsulation type. The meanings
l PPPoE
l IPv6oE packets are encapsulated
encapsulation type.
packets are encapsulated

STRING
UINNERVL INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the user-side inner

ANID VLAN ID.

PT OCTET l LAN-ADSL Indicates the connection type.

STRING l LAN-SHDSL
l LAN-CES
l LAN-ATM
l LAN-IMA
l LAN-ETH
l LAN-VDSL
l LAN-VDSL2
l LAN-GFAST
l LAN-GPON
l LAN-EPON
l SPU-SPU
l SPU-GPON
l SPU-LAN
l LAN-SPU
l LAN-
CNULAN
l LAN-
EPONONT
LAN
l LAN-
GPONONT
LAN
l LAN-ONT
IPHOST
l LAN-ONT
l LAN-
GPONONT
VDSL2
l UPLINKPORT
-ETHER
l UPLINKPORT
-LAN
l UPLINKPORT
-GPON
PORTMOD OCTET l ATM Indicates the port mode.

E STRING l PTM

VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the ID of the outer

For the ranges of VLAN in the upstream direction
this parameter in (outer VLAN ID at the source
the case of end).
different devices,
see the list of
ranges of the
VLAN IDs
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.
INNERVLA INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the ID of the inner

NID For the ranges of VLAN in the upstream direction
this parameter in (inner VLAN ID at the source
the case of end).
different devices,
see the list of
ranges of the
VLAN IDs
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.
INNERVLA INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority of the inner

NPRI VLAN in the upstream direction.
RID OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the alias of the service


STRING traffic, that is, the name of the
traffic profile that is referenced by
the transmitter.
The transmit traffic goes from the

STRING downstream traffic, that is, the
name of the traffic profile that is
referenced by the receiver.
SUPC OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable the

STRING OFF usage parameter control (UPC) at
the source end. This parameter is
valid only for the service virtual
port of the ATM type.

TUPC OCTET ON Specifies whether to enable the

STRING OFF UPC at the destination end. This
service virtual port of the ATM
type.
MACLEAR INTEGER 0-1023 Indicates the maximum number of

NNUM MAC addresses.
ENCAPTYP OCTET l auto Indicates the encapsulation type of

E STRING l llcBridge the service virtual port. If you
enter
l llcPPP SHOWOPTION=ENCAPTYPE
l llcIP in the command, this parameter is
l vcmuxBridge displayed. By default, this
l vcmuxPPP
l vcmuxIP
SIP IPADDRESS SIZE (16) Indicates the source IP address.
TIP IPADDRESS SIZE (16) Indicates the destination IP

address.
SPSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the status of the service

STRING l Deactive virtual port.
l Activating
REMOTED OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the remote description.

ESC STRING

TAGTRANS OCTET l DEFAULT Indicates the mode of the VLAN

FORM STRING l TRANSPARE transparent transmission. The
NT meanings of the options are as
follows:
l TRANSLATE
l DEFAULT: Indicates that an
l TRANSLATE outer VLAN tag is added to the
ANDADD upstream packet of the service
l ADDDOUBLE virtual port.
l TRANSLATE l TRANSPARENT: Indicates
DOUBLE that the VLAN tag of the
l TRANSLATE upstream packet of the service
ANDREMOV virtual port is transmitted
E transparently.
l TRANSLATE: Indicates that
the VLAN tag of the upstream
packet of the service virtual
port is switched.
l TRANSLATEANDADD:
Indicates that the VLAN tag of
the upstream packet of the
service virtual port is switched
and another outer VLAN tag is
added to the packet.
l ADDDOUBLE: Indicates that
two VLAN tags are added to
the upstream packet of the
l TRANSLATE: Indicates that
two VLAN tags of the
upstream packet of the service
virtual port are switched.
l TRANSLATEANDREMOVE:
Indicates that the outer VLAN
tag in two VLAN tags of the
upstream packet of the service
virtual port is deleted and the
inner VLAN tag is switched.
PPPOESESS INTEGER 0-8 Indicates the PPPoE session.

ION
MACBIND INTEGER 1-8 Indicates the maximum number of

NUM bound MAC addresses. This
parameter is set to support anti-
MAC spoofing.
ANTIIPSPO OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

OFING STRING Disable anti-IP spoofing function.

UNKOWN OCTET discard Indicates the policy for

MULTIPOLI STRING transparent suppressing the unknown multicast
CY stream.
REMOTEIP OCTET dynamic Indicates the mode in which the

MODE STRING static peer protocol address is obtained.
PITP OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

STRING Disable PITP function.
OPTION82S OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

W STRING Disable DHCP option 82 function.
PITPFORW OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

ORD STRING Disable PITP forwarding function.
FBUSEROP OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

TION82 STRING Disable user-side DHCP packet to carry
the option 82 information.
SFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the network-side subrack

ID. This parameter is valid for the
port.
SSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the network-side slot ID.

This parameter is valid for the
port.
SPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the network-side port ID.

This parameter is valid for the
port.
SOUTERVL INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the network-side outer

ANID VLAN ID.
SINNERVL INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the network-side inner

ANID VLAN ID.
COSVALUE INTEGER 0-7 You need to set this parameter

when creating a service virtual
port that has the N:1 function.

FLOWTYPE INTEGER 0-6 Indicates the service type of the

mode
priority mode
encapsulation mode
priority list mode
CARGROU INTEGER 1-16384 Indicates the CAR group of the

PID NOTE service virtual port.
For the MA5608T
V800R012 and
later versions:
1-2048
CNUID INTEGER 0-63 CUN ID.
CNUKEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number (SN) of

STRING the CNU for authentication. The
SN can contain characters A-F, a-f,
0-9, and other special characters
excluding ? : ; ,.
CNUUNIPO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IDs of user ports on

RTS STRING the CNU. The IDs are separated by
ampersand (&) and hyphen (-), for
CNUUNIWI INTEGER SIZE (32) Indicates the Wi-Fi ports on CNU

FI terminals.
MA5632 V800R310.
IGMPSTAT OCTET Yes Indicates whether the service

E STRING No stream can carry multicast
services.

SERVICET OCTET HSI Indicates the service type of the

YPE STRING VOIP service stream, such as the voice
service, Internet access service,
IPTV and video service. In the future,
users can customize this
parameter.
VLANTYPE OCTET point-to-point Indicates the service mode.

STRING
SPDIRECTI OCTET bidirectional Indicates the service stream

ON STRING direction.
SPEEDLEV OCTET l LR_LAN- Indicates the layer rate level of the

EL STRING ADSL service stream.
l LR_LAN-
SHDSL
l LR_LAN-ATM
l LR_LAN-IMA
l LR_LAN-
VDSL2
l LR_LAN-
GPON
l LR_LAN-
EPON
l LR_SPU-SPU
l LR_SPU-
GPON
l LR_LAN-SPU
l LR_SPU-LAN
l LR_LAN-
GFAST
BUNDLEID INTEGER 1-8192 Indicates the bundle ID of service

virtual ports.
The following devices support this
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5600
l MA5680T: MA5600

ONTINTER OCTET ETH Indicates the ONT interface type.

FACETYPE STRING IPHOST NOTE
ONT version support this parameter.
VDSL2
ONTINTER OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the ONT interface list.

FACEID STRING This parameter can indicate more
than one interface. Different
parameter values are separated by
an ampersand (&), represented
using value ranges, or represented
using the combination of two
methods. For example, interfaces 1
and 2 are represented as 1&2.
represented as 1-3. Interfaces 1, 3,
4, 5, and 7 are represented as
1&3-5&7.
value of
ONTINTERFACETYPE is
ONT.
NOTE
ANTIIPV6S OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

POOFING STRING Disable anti-IPv6 spoofing function.
Error Code
Address.

Example
To locate the service virtual port of the SPU-SPU type on the device named 10.71.211.15 by
using the user-side shelf, slot, and port IDs and the multi-service parameters and to query the
details of this service virtual port, run the following command:
LST-
SERVICEPORTDETAIL::DEV=10.71.211.15,FN=0,SN=13,PN=0,UV=1,UINNERVLAN
ID=7:1::SHOWOPTION=CARGROUPID;

blkcount=1 blktotal=1 The ServicePort Detail is :
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VPI VCI UV UE UP
UINNERVLANID SVPID RID PT PORTMODE VLANID INNERVLANID
INNERVLANPRI TX RX SUPC TUPC MACLEARNNUM ENCAPTYPE SIP
TIP SPSTAT SRVPORTID REMOTEDESC TAGTRANSFORM PPPOESESSION
MACBINDNUM ANTIIPSPOOFING UNKOWNMULTIPOLICY REMOTEIPMODE PITP
PITPFORWORD OPTION82SW FBUSEROPTION82 SFN SSN SPN
SOUTERVLANID SINNERVLANID COSVALUE CARGROUPID 7340077 0 13 0
-- -- -- -- 1 -- -- 7 /0_13_0/DoubleVLAN/1/7
10.71.211.15//0_13_0/DoubleVLAN/1/7 SPU-LAN -- -- -- ip-
traffic-table_1 ip-traffic-table_1 -- -- -- -- -- --
Activating 131 -- TRANSLATEANDREMOVE -- -- -- discard
-- -- -- -- -- 0 11 0 7 7 -- 2
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-SERVICEPORT
15.14.4 Querying the Static IP Addresses of a Service Port (LST-

IP2SERVICEPORT)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-IP2SERVICEPORT::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name|DSN=device-serial-number)
[,FN=frame-num][,SN=slot-num][,PN=port-num][,(VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)|([,(ONTID=ont-id|
ONTKEY=ont-password|MDUIP=mdu-ip)][(,GEMPORTID=gemportid)|(,ONTINTERFACETYPE=ont-
interface-type[,ONTINTERFACEID=ont-interface-id])])][,UV=user-vlan][,
(UP=user-8021p-priority)|UE=user-envap|UINNERVLANID=user-inner-vlanid]
[,FLOWTYPE=flow-type][,PORTMODE=ptm|atm][,SVPID=ServicePort-Name]
[,SRVPORTID=service-port-ID]:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
37 MA5662
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
44 MA5600V3
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15

Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
DSN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the sequence -

STRING number of the device.

VCI OCTET l 32-65535 Indicates the virtual -

STRING l auto channel identifier.

GEMPOR INTEGER 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID. -

TID You need to set this
parameter only for the
GPON service stream.
This parameter is set to
locate the port only for the
GPON devices.
l Discrete mode: Only
one of the ONTID and
GEMPORTID
parameters can be set.
The value of the
GEMPORTID
128 to 3999.
ONTID parameter and
the GEMPORTID
The value of the
GEMPORTID
0 to 1023.

NOTE You need to set this
If the UNI port parameter when querying
is of 10G
the GPON or EPON
GPON or 10G
EPON, the service stream.
value range is l Discrete mode: Only
0-255; if the one of the ONTID and
UNI port is of
GEMPORTID
1G GPON or
1G EPON, the parameters can be set.
the GEMPORTID

ONTINTE OCTET ETH Indicates the ONT N/A

RFACETY STRING IPHOST interface type.
PE l If the value is ETH, the
ONT
streams is LAN-
EPONONT LAN or
LAN-GPONONT
LAN. In addition, you
need to specify the
ETH port list by using
the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is
IPHOST, the
streams is LAN-ONT
IPHOST. In addition,
you need to specify the
IPHOST port list by
using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
streams is LAN-ONT
and you cannot specify
the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is VDSL2,
the connection type of
the specified E2E
traffic streams is LAN-
GPONONT VDSL2.
specify the VDSL2 port
list by using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.


NOTE
OLTs of V800R008C01 and
later version support this
parameter.
You cannot specify
GemPortID when the E2E
service port creation mode is
used.
ONTINTE OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the ONT N/A

RFACEID STRING interface list.
This parameter can
indicate more than one
interface. Different
parameter values are
separated by an ampersand
(&), represented using
value ranges, or
represented using the
combination of two
methods. For example,
interfaces 1 and 2 are
represented as 1&2.
represented as 1-3.
Interfaces 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7
are represented as
1&3-5&7.
This parameter is invalid if
the value of
ONTINTERFACETYPE
is ONT.
NOTE
parameter.
You cannot specify
GemPortID when the E2E
service port creation mode is
used.

UV OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the user-side -

STRING l any VLAN ID. When the
multi-service mode is
l untagged Double VLAN, this
l priority- parameter indicates the
tagged user-side outer VLAN ID.
For the ranges l When the multi-service
of this mode is Multi-Service
parameter in the VLAN, set this
case of different parameter.
devices, see the l When the multi-service
list of ranges of mode is Multi-Service
the VLAN IDs VLAN + 802.1p, set
provided in the this parameter and the
appendix Table UP parameter. The
24-11. value cannot be any or
untagged.
VLAN
+Encapsulation, set
this parameter and the
UE parameter.

UP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the 802.1p -

STRING priority of the VLAN.
When the multi-service
Service VLAN+802.1p-
List, set the UV parameter
and this parameter.
multiple priorities. The
symbol "&" is used
between different values.
1&2 stands for priorities 1
and 2. You can also specify
a value range for the
parameter. For example,
the value 1-3 indicates
priorities 1, 2 and 3. These
two ways can be mixed.
1&3-5&7 indicates
If the value is set to an
integer ranging from 0 to
7, the Multi-Service
VLAN+802.1p mode is
used. If the value contains
character strings such as
"&" and "-", the Multi-
Service VLAN+802.1p-
List mode is used.
NOTE
versions of the MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5603U and
MA5680T support the
Multi-Service VLAN
+802.1p-List mode.

UE INTEGER 0-3 Indicates the user-side -

encapsulation type.
parameter.
VLAN
+Encapsulation, set
the UV parameter and
this parameter.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
UINNERV INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the user-side -

LANID inner VLAN ID. You need
to set this parameter when
the multi-service mode of
the service port to be
queried is Double VLAN.

FLOWTY INTEGER 0-5 Indicates the service type -

PE of the service port. When
the single-service stream
and the multi-service
stream coexist, this
parameter does not need to
be set to locate the single-
server stream. If multi-
service parameters are not
specified, this parameter
must be set to locate the
multi-service stream.
Under other circumstances,
this parameter is optional.
The meanings of the
l 1: multi-service VLAN
mode
l 2: multi-service
encapsulation mode
+ priority mode
+ encapsulation mode
l 5: double user-VLAN
mode
PORTMO OCTET l ptm Indicates the port mode. It -

DE STRING l atm is used for location. Only
the service virtual port of
the LAN-VDSL2 or LAN-
G.SHDSL type supports
this parameter.
When the PORTMODE
parameter is set to ptm, the
VPI and VCI cannot be
entered.
SVPID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the name of the -

STRING service port. The name
cannot contain tab, form-
feed character, carriage
return, newline character,
colon, comma, semicolon
or question mark.
SRVPORTI INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service port -

D ID.

Response Format
Format Description.
The Static IP:
STATICIP
Output Parameter
STATICIP IPADDRESS - Indicates the static IP address.
Error Code
2686058576 ServicePort does not Enter the correct and complete information to
exist. locate the service port again.
Address.
Example
The user-side subrack ID, slot ID, port ID, VPI, and VCI are specified. To query the IP
address bound to a service port on the device named 10.71.50.27, run the following
command:
LST-IP2SERVICEPORT::DEV=10.71.50.27,FN=0,SN=15,PN=3,VPI=4,VCI=44:1::;
blkcount=4 blktotal=4 The Static IP : ------------- STATICIP 10.20.30.40
10.20.30.41 10.20.30.42 10.20.30.43 -------------
Related Command
LST-SERVICEPORTDETAIL

15.14.5 Querying the Performance Statistics of Service Ports (LST-

SERVICEPORTPERF)
Usage Note
None
Command Format
LST-SERVICEPORTPERF::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name)(,FN=frame-num)(,SN=slot-num)
(,PN=port-num)[,(VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)|([,(ONTID=ont-id|ONTMAC=ont-mac|ONTSN=ont-sn|
ONTKEY=ont-password)][(,GEMPORTID=gemportid)|(,ONTINTERFACETYPE=ont-interface-
type[,ONTINTERFACEID=ont-interface-id])]|((CNUID=cnu-id|CNUKEY=cnu-
sn),CNUUNIPORTS=cnu-uni-port[,CNUUNIWIFI=cnu-uni-wifi]))][,UV=user-vlan][,
(UP=user-8021p-priority)|UE=user-envap|UINNERVLANID=user-inner-vlanid]
[,SVPID=ServicePort-Name][,SRVPORTID=service-port-ID]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
249 MA5600T
44 MA5600V3
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
57 MA5606T
62 MA5620E
61 MA5626E
64 MA5651
65 MA5620G
66 MA5626G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
103 MA5635

104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2317 MA5631
NOTE
command.
2321 MA5669
2320 MA5612A
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2318 MA5632
NOTE
2331 MA5608T
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2340 MA5611S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2351 MA5878

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

R

STRING (192) default.If the value of the
configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

R

R

R
VPI OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the virtual channel -

VCI OCTET l 32-655 Indicates the virtual path -

STRING 35 identifier.
l auto

ONTID INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. -

R NOTE This parameter is mandatory
If the when GPON or EPON
UNI port
service ports are queried.
is of 10G
GPON or l In discrete mode: the
10G ONTID and
EPON, GEMPORTID
the value
parameters cannot be set
range is
0-255; if at the same time.
the UNI l In template mode: the
port is of ONTID and
1G
GPON or
GEMPORTID
1G parameters can be set at
EPON, the same time.
the value
range is
0-127.
ONTMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the ONU MAC -

STRING address, which functions as
location information. The
address format is a 12-bit
hexadecimal character string
that consists of 0-9 or A-F.
Example:
51-53-35-35-22-44.
NOTE
This parameter is applicable
only to EPON service ports.

ONTSN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the ONU serial -

STRING number, which functions as
location information. The
format is
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
X indicates a hexadecimal
character string ranging from
0 to 9 or from A to F.
NOTE
This parameter is applicable
only to GPON service ports.
You can locate service ports by
using the ONTSN parameter,
or the ONTSN and
GEMPORTID parameters.
l In discrete mode: the
ONTSN and
GEMPORTID
at the same time.
l In template mode: the
ONTSN and
GEMPORTID
parameters can be set at
the same time.
ONTKEY OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the password for -

STRING the ONT, which functions as
location information. This
parameter is applicable to
GPON and EPON service
ports. For GPON service
ports, you can use the
ONTKEY parameter or the
ONTKEY and
to locate them.
ONTKEY and
GEMPORTID
at the same time.
l In template mode: the
ONTKEY and
GEMPORTID
the same time.

GEMPORTI INTEGE 0-3999 Indicates the ID of the GEM -

D R port. This parameter is
applicable only to GPON
service ports.
The GEMPORTID
parameter is mandatory only
for locating GPON service
ports.
ONTID/ONTMAC/
ONTSN/ONTKEY and
GEMPORTID
at the same time. The
range of the
GEMPORTID parameter
is from 128 to 3999.
ONTID/ONTMAC/
ONTSN/ONTKEY and
GEMPORTID
the same time. The range
of the GEMPORTID
1023.

ONTINTER OCTET ETH Indicates the ONT interface -

FACETYPE STRING IPHOST type.
ONT l If the value is ETH, the
streams is LAN-
EPONONT LAN or
LAN-GPONONT LAN.
specify the ETH port list
by using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is IPHOST,
the connection type of the
streams is LAN-ONT
IPHOST. In addition,
you need to specify the
IPHOST port list by using
the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
streams is LAN-ONT
and you cannot specify
the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
l If the value is VDSL2,
the connection type of the
streams is LAN-
GPONONT VDSL2. In
specify the VDSL2 port
list by using the
ONTINTERFACEID
parameter.
NOTE
parameter.

ONTINTER OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the ONT interface -

FACEID STRING list.
This parameter can indicate
more than one interface.
Different parameter values
are separated by an
ampersand (&), represented
using value ranges, or
represented using the
combination of two methods.
For example, interfaces 1 and
2 are represented as 1&2.
represented as 1-3. Interfaces
1, 3, 4, 5, and 7 are
represented as 1&3-5&7.
This parameter is invalid if
the value of
ONTINTERFACETYPE is
ONT.
NOTE
parameter.
CNUID INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the ID of the CNU. -

R
CNUKEY OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number -

STRING that is used to authenticate
the CNU terminal.
Characters from A to F, a to
f, and 0 to 9 as well as
special characters
excluding ? : ; , are
supported.
CNUUNIPO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IDs of user -

RTS STRING ports on the CNU. The IDs
are separated by ampersand
(&) and hyphen (-), for
CNUUNIWI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the Wi-Fi ports on -

FI STRING CNU terminals.
supported by the MA5631
and MA5632 V800R310.

UV OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the user-side -

STRING l any VLAN ID. When the multi-
service mode is Double
l untagg VLAN, this parameter
ed indicates the user-side outer
l priorit VLAN ID.
y- l When the multi-service
tagged mode is Multi-Service
This is the VLAN, set this
maximum parameter.
value l When the multi-service
range. For mode is Multi-Service
the value VLAN + 802.1p, set this
range of parameter and the UP
different parameter. The value
devices, cannot be any or
see Table untagged.
24-11
Parameter l When the multi-service
s related mode is Multi-Service
to the VLAN+802.1p-List, set
range of this parameter and the UP
VLAN parameter. The value
IDs for cannot be untagged or
different priority-tagged.
devices. l When the multi-service
VLAN+Encapsulation,
set this parameter and the
UE parameter.

UP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the 802.1p priority -

STRING of the VLAN. When the
multi-service mode is Multi-
Service VLAN+802.1p or
Multi-Service VLAN
+802.1p-List, set the UV
multiple priorities. The
symbol "&" is used between
different values. For
example, the value 1&2
stands for priorities 1 and 2.
You can also specify a value
These two ways can be
mixed. For example, the
value 1&3-5&7 indicates
If the value is set to an
integer ranging from 0 to 7,
+802.1p mode is used. If the
value contains character
strings such as "&" and "-",
+802.1p-List mode is used.
NOTE
versions of the MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5603U and
MA5680T support the Multi-
Service VLAN+802.1p-List
mode.

UE INTEGE 0-3 Indicates the user-side -

parameter.
VLAN+Encapsulation,
set the UV parameter and
this parameter.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
UINNERVL INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the inner VLAN ID -

ANID R on the user side. This
parameter is mandatory when
the service type of the
service port to be queried is
dual-layer U-VLAN.
SVPID OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of the -

STRING (253) service port. The name
cannot contain tab, form-feed
comma, semicolon or
question mark.
NOTE
The SVPID parameter uniquely
identifies a service port.
Therefore, if the SVPID
parameter is set, the FN, SN,
PN, VPI, and VCI parameters
can be left blank.
SRVPORTI INTEGE 0-999999 Indicates the service virtual -

D R port ID that uniquely
identifies a service stream.

Response Format
Format Description.
The Service Port Performance is:
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VPI VCI UV UE UP UINNERVLANID SVPID SRVPORTID
UPSTREAMBYTES UPSTREAMPACKETS UPSTREAMDISCARDPACKETS DOWNSTREAMBYTES
DOWNSTREAMPACKETS DOWNSTREAMDISCARDPACKET
Output Parameter
FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ID of the

subrack (target).
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the ID of the

slot (target).
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the

port (target).

ID.
l In discrete mode, the
value range of the
GEMPORTID
parameter is from 128
to 3999.
l In template mode, the
value range of the
GEMPORTID
1023.

STRING l AUTO identifier (VPI). When
the value is set to AUTO,
the automatic adaptation
mode is enabled.

STRING l AUTO channel identifier (VCI).
When the value is set to
AUTO, the automatic
adaptation mode is
enabled.

UV OCTET l 0-4095 Indicates the multi-

STRING l any service VLAN ID on the
user side.
l untagged
When the multi-service
l priority-tagged type is dual-layer VLAN,
This is the this parameter indicates
maximum value the outer VLAN ID on
range. For the the user side.
value range of
different devices,
see Table
24-11Parameters
related to the range
of VLAN IDs for
different devices.

STRING l IPoE encapsulation mode.
l PPPoE The options are as
follows:
l IPv6oE
l IPv4oE indicates IPv4
over Ethernet.
l IPoE indicates IP over
Ethernet.
l PPPoE indicates PPP
over Ethernet.
l IPv6oE indicates IPv6
over Ethernet.
UP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the 802.1p

STRING priority list.
UINNERVLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the inner

VLAN ID on the user
side.
SVPID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the name of the

STRING service port.
SRVPORTID INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service

virtual port ID that
service stream.
UPSTREAMBYTE DOUBLE 0-18446744073709 Indicates the number of

S 551615 upstream bytes on the
service port.
UPSTREAMPACK DOUBLE 0-18446744073709 Indicates the number of

ETS 551615 upstream packets on the
service port.

UPSTREAMDISCA DOUBLE 0-18446744073709 Indicates the number of

RDPACKETS 551615 upstream lost packets on
the service port.
DOWNSTREAMB DOUBLE 0-18446744073709 Indicates the number of

YTES 551615 downstream bytes on the
service port.
DOWNSTREAMPA DOUBLE 0-18446744073709 Indicates the number of

CKETS 551615 downstream packets on
the service port.
DOWNSTREAMDI DOUBLE 0-18446744073709 Indicates the number of

SCARDPACKET 551615 downstream lost packets
on the service port.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does l Verify whether the device is successfully

not exist. added.
Example
To query statistics of a service port on the device named 10.144.195.45 using subrack, slot,
port, and multi-service parameters, run the following command:
l LST-
SERVICEPORTPERF::DEV=10.144.195.45,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0,VPI=0,VCI=38,UV=
1:dd::;
3145728 2014-05-27 15:15:49
M dd COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The Service Port Performance is :
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VPI VCI UV UE
UP UINNERVLANID SVPID SRVPORTID UPSTREAMBYTES

UPSTREAMPACKETS UPSTREAMDISCARDPACKETS DOWNSTREAMBYTES

DOWNSTREAMPACKETS DOWNSTREAMDISCARDPACKET
3145728 0 6 0 -- -- 0 38 1 -- -- --
1/0_6_0/0/38/Multi-Service VLAN/1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------
;
15.14.6 Querying CAR Groups (LST-CARGROUP)

Usage Note
This command is used to query CAR groups of a specified device.
Command Format
LST-CARGROUP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,CARGROUPID=cargroup-id|
NAME=cargroup-name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
eter

R


eter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
CARG INTEGE 1-16384 Indicates the ID of the N/A

ROUP R NOTE CAR group.
ID For the
MA5608T
V800R012 and
later versions:
1-2048
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of N/A

STRING the CAR group.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="CarGroup information of the device " + device-name name of attributes: DID
CARGROUPID NAME TX RX
Output Parameter
r
CARGRO INTEGER 1-16384 Indicates the ID of the CAR group.

UPID NOTE
For the MA5608T
V800R012 and later
versions: 1-2048
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the CAR group.
STRING


r
TX OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the global

STRING upstream traffic profile.
RX OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the global

STRING downstream traffic profile.
Error Code
None
Example
To query CAR groups of a specified service virtual port on the device named 10.71.227.2, run
LST-CARGROUP::DEV=10.71.227.2,NAME=cargroup:CTAG::;

blkcount=18 blktotal=18
CarGroup information of the device 10.71.227.2

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----- DID CARGROUPID NAME TX RX 7340037 1 test1 profile1
profile1 7340037 2 test1 profile1 profile1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------- ;
Related Command
None
15.14.7 Querying Bundles of Service Virtual Ports (LST-

SERVICEPORTBUNDLE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query bundles of a specified device.
Command Format
LST-SERVICEPORTBUNDLE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,BUNDLEID=bundle-id|
NAME=bundle-name]:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
meter

the IP Address.


meter
BUND INTEGER 1-16384 Indicates the ID of the bundle. N/A

LEID l MA5608T:
1-2048
l Other
devices: For
the SCUH
board, the
value ranges
from 1 to
16384. For
other boards,
the value
ranges from
1 to 8192.
NAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the bundle. N/A
E STRING
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Service port bundle information of the device " + device-name
name of attributes: DID BUNDLEID NAME
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device

ID.
BUNDLEID INTEGER 1-16384 Indicates the ID of the

l MA5608T: 1-2048 bundle.
l Other devices: For the
SCUH board, the
value ranges from 1 to
16384. For other
boards, the value
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of

STRING the bundle.

Error Code
None
Example
To query bundles of a specified service virtual port on the device named 10.144.194.224, run
LST-SERVICEPORTBUNDLE::DEV=10.144.194.224,NAME=Test6:CTAG::;
7340032 2013-10-16 17:20:03

M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Service port bundle information of the device10.144.194.224

--------------------------------------
DID BUNDLEID NAME
7340032 6 Test6
--------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None
15.14.8 Querying the MAC Addresses Learned By a User Port and

Its Service Port (LST-PORTMACADDRESS)
Usage Note
You can query the MAC addresses learned by a DSLAM or OLT,MxU user port (including
ADSL, VDSL, SHDSL, and Ethernet ports) and its service port. If only the subrack, slot, and
port IDs are entered, the MAC address learned by the user port is queried. If other locating
parameters are entered, the MAC address learned by the service port is queried.
Command Format
LST-PORTMACADDRESS::(DID=device-ID|DEV=device-name)(,FN=frame-num)(,SN=slot-num)
(,PN=port-num)[,(VPI=vpi,VCI=vci)|GEMPORTID=gemportid|ONTID=ont-id|(ONTID=ont-
id,GEMPORTID=gemportid)][,UV=user-vlan][,(UP=user-8021p-priority)|UE=user-envap|
UINNERVLANID=user-inner-vlanid][,FLOWTYPE=flow-type][,PORTMODE=ptm|atm]
[,SVPID=ServicePort-Name][,SRVPORTID=service-port-ID]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
34 MA5680T

2348 MA5683T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
104 MA5612
2319 MA5621
2317 MA5631
2320 MA5612A
2323 MA5622A
2324 MA5623
2326 MA5623A
2331 MA5608T
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
NOTE
OLTs V800R013C00, MDUs V800R313C00, and their later versions support the preceding device types.

Input Parameter

R
DEV OCTET SIZE Indicates the device name by N/A

STRING (192) default.If the value of the
configuration item

R

R

R

l auto

l auto
SVPID OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of the N/A

STRING (253) service port. The name cannot
contain tab, form-feed
mark.
NOTE
If the SVPID parameter is set,
you need not set the parameters of
the service stream, such as FN,
SN, PN, VPI, and VCI, because
the SVPID parameter can
uniquely identify a service virtual
port.
SRVPORTI INTEGE 1-429496 Indicates the service virtual N/A

D R 7295 port ID that uniquely identifies
a service stream.

UV OCTET l 1-409 Indicates the user-side VLAN N/A

STRING 5 ID. When the multi-service
l any mode is Double VLAN, this
parameter indicates the user-
l untag side outer VLAN ID.
ged
l priorit mode is Multi-Service
y- VLAN, set this parameter.
tagged
For the mode is Multi-Service
ranges of VLAN + 802.1p, set this
this parameter and the UP
parameter parameter. The value cannot
in the be any or untagged.
case of
different l When the multi-service
devices, mode is Multi-Service
see the VLAN+Encapsulation, set
list of this parameter and the UE
ranges of parameter.
the
VLAN
IDs
provided
in the
appendix
Table
24-11.
GEMPORTI INTEGE 0-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID. N/A

D R You need to set this parameter
only for the GPON service
stream.
This parameter is set to locate
the port only for the GPON
devices.
ONTID and
only one parameter can be
set. The value of the
GEMPORTID parameter
GEMPORTID parameter
GEMPORTID parameter

ONTID INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. N/A

R NOTE You need to set this parameter
If the when querying the GPON or
UNI port
EPON service stream.
is of
10G l Discrete mode: For the
GPON ONTID and
or 10G GEMPORTID parameters,
EPON,
only one parameter can be
the value
range is set.
0-255; if l Profile mode: Both the
the UNI ONTID parameter and the
port is of
1G
GEMPORTID parameter
GPON can be set.
or 1G
EPON,
the value
range is
0-127.


Service VLAN+802.1p-List,
set the UV parameter and this
parameter.
1&2 stands for priorities 1 and
2. You can also specify a value
These two ways can be mixed.
1&3-5&7 indicates priorities 1,
3, 4, 5 and 7.
Service VLAN+802.1p mode
is used. If the value contains
character strings such as "&"
and "-", the Multi-Service
VLAN+802.1p-List mode is
used.
NOTE
of the MA5600T, MA5603T,
+802.1p-List mode.

UE INTEGE 0-3 Indicates the user-side N/A

parameter.
the UV parameter and this
parameter.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
encapsulation type.
UINNERVL INTEGE 0-4095 Indicates the user-side inner N/A

ANID R VLAN ID. You need to set this
parameter when the multi-
service mode of the service
virtual port to be queried is
Double VLAN.

FLOWTYP INTEGE 0-5 Indicates the service type of the N/A

E R service virtual port. When the
single-service stream and the
multi-service stream coexist,
this parameter does not need to
be set to locate the single-
server stream. If multi-service
parameters are not specified,
this parameter must be set to
locate the multi-service stream.
Under other circumstances, this
parameter is optional.
mode
l 2: multi-service
encapsulation mode
priority mode
encapsulation mode
PORTMOD OCTET l ptm Indicates the port mode. It is N/A

E STRING l atm used for location. Only the
service virtual port of the
LAN-VDSL2 or LAN-
G.SHDSL type supports this
parameter.
When the PORTMODE
parameter is set to ptm, the
VPI and VCI cannot be
entered.
Response Format
Format Description.
The ServicePort MAC Address Of The Device :
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VPI VCI VLANID INNERVLANID UV UE UP FLOWTYPE
PORTMODE SVPID SRVPORTID UINNERVLANID BUNDLEID MACTYPE MAC

Output Parameter
ONTID INTEGER 0-255 ONT ID.

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

ID.
l Discrete mode: The
value of the
GEMPORTID
parameter ranges
from 128 to 3999.
l Profile mode: The
value of the
GEMPORTID
parameter ranges
from 0 to 1023.

STRING l auto identifier. The value auto
indicates the auto-sensing
mode.

STRING l auto channel identifier. The
value auto indicates the
auto-sensing mode.
SVPID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the name of the

STRING service virtual port.

UV OCTET l 1-4095 Indicates the user-side

STRING l any multi-service VLAN ID.
l untagged When the multi-service
mode is Double VLAN,
l priority-tagged this parameter indicates
For the ranges of the user-side outer
this parameter in VLAN ID.
the case of
different devices,
see the list of
ranges of the
VLAN IDs
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.

STRING l IPoE encapsulation type. The
meanings of the options
l PPPoE are as follows:
l IPv6oE l IPv4oE: Indicates that
IPv4 packets are
encapsulated directly
on the Ethernet.
l IPoE: Indicates the
Internet Protocol over
Ethernet (IPoE)
encapsulation type.
l PPPoE: Indicates the
Point-to-Point
Protocol over
Ethernet (PPPoE)
encapsulation type.
l IPv6oE: Indicates that
IPv6 packets are
encapsulated directly
on the Ethernet.
UP INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the user-side

802.1p priority.
UINNERVLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the user-side

inner VLAN ID.
PORTMODE OCTET l ptm Indicates the port mode.

STRING l atm

VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the ID of the

For the ranges of outer VLAN in the
this parameter in upstream direction (outer
the case of VLAN ID at the source
different devices, end).
see the list of
ranges of the
VLAN IDs
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.
INNERVLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the ID of the

For the ranges of inner VLAN in the
this parameter in upstream direction (inner
the case of VLAN ID at the source
different devices, end).
see the list of
ranges of the
VLAN IDs
provided in the
appendix Table
24-11.
SRVPORTID INTEGER 1-4294967295 Indicates the service

virtual port ID that
service stream.
FLOWTYPE INTEGER 0-5 Indicates the service type

of the service virtual port.
l 0: single-service
mode
l 1: multi-service
VLAN mode
l 2: multi-service
encapsulation mode
l 3: multi-service
VLAN + priority
mode
l 4: multi-service
VLAN +
encapsulation mode
l 5: double user-VLAN
mode

BUNDLEID INTEGER 1-16384 Indicates the bundle ID

of service virtual ports.
The following devices
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R007 and later
versions
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R007 and later
versions
l MA5680T: MA5600
V800R007 and later
versions
The following devices
MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5680T.
MACTYPE OCTET l static Indicates the MAC

STRING l dynamic address type.
MAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the MAC

STRING address learned by a user
port or it service port.
The address format is
XXXX-XXXX-XXXX.
Error Code
2686058531 The device does l Verify that the device is successfully added to
not exist. the U2000.
Example
To query the MAC address learned by a service port on 0/4/2 of the device 10.144.194.164:

LST-
PORTMACADDRESS::DEV=10.144.194.164,FN=0,SN=4,PN=2,UP=7:CTAG::;
l The following information is displayed:
7340032 2013-02-21 14:13:14
M CTAG COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=successed.
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The ServicePort MAC Address Of The Device 7340032

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
DID FN SN PN ONTID GEMPORTID VPI VCI VLANID
INNERVLANID UV UE UP FLOWTYPE PORTMODE SVPID
SRVPORTID UINNERVLANID BUNDLEID MACTYPE MAC
7340032 0 4 2 3 1 -- -- 33 -- 55 -- 7
3 -- 33/0_4_2/3/1/Multi-Service VLAN+802.1p/55/7 296 -- --
static 1000-0000-0000
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
Related Command
None
15.15 Querying PVC Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying PVC resources, include the
PVC traffic profiles and the information about PVCs, VPIs, and PVPs.
15.15.1 Querying the Information About a PVC (LST-PVC)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-PVC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[PVCTYPE=PVC-TYPE][,PVCID=PVC-name]
[,TX=transport-traffic-profile-name][,SFN=source-locating-frame-num[,SSN=source-
locating-slot-num[,SPN=source-locating-port-num]]][,SVPI=source-VPI][,SVCI=source-
VCI][,RX=receive-traffic-profile-name][,TFN=target-locating-frame-num[,TSN=target-
locating-slot-num[,(TPN=target-Port-No|TON=target-optical-port-num|TIMA=target-
IMA-Group-No|TVLANID=target-locating-vlan-id)]]][,TCHN=target-channel-num]
[,TVPI=target-VPI][,TVCI=target-VCI][SHOWOPTION=option of result's attributes];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3

253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter

configuration item
PVCTYPE INTEGER See Table Indicates the connection type. -

24-12.
PVCID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the PVC name. The -

STRING name cannot contain any
space, tab, form-feed
character, comma, semicolon,
double quotation marks, or
question mark. It is used for
location.
TX OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the name -

STRING of the upstream traffic, that is,
the name of the traffic profile
that is referenced by the
transmitter.
The transmit traffic is from the
SFN INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) Indicates the -

subrack ID at the source end.
SSN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) Indicates the slot -

ID at the source end.
SPN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) Indicates the port -

ID at the source end.
SVPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VPI at the source -

end.

SVCI INTEGER 32-65535 Indicates the VCI at the source -

end.
RX OCTET SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the name -

STRING of the downstream traffic, that
is, the name of the traffic
profile that is referenced by
the receiver.
The receive traffic is from the
TFN INTEGER 0-255 (Optional) Indicates the -

subrack ID at the destination
end.
TSN INTEGER 0-35 (Optional) Indicates the slot -

ID at the destination end.
TON INTEGER 0-47 (Optional) Indicates the -

number of the optical port at
the destination end.
TIMA INTEGER 0-47 (Optional) Indicates the -

number of the IMA group at
TPN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) Indicates the port -

ID at the destination end.
TVLANID INTEGER 0-4095 (Optional) Indicates the -

For the VLAN ID at the destination
ranges of this end.
parameter in
the case of
different
devices, see
Table 24-11.
TCHN INTEGER 1-31 Indicates the channel number -

at the destination end. This
CES port.
TVPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VPI at the -

destination end.
TVCI INTEGER 32-65535 Indicates the VCI at the -

destination end.

SHOWOPT OCTET l SCHN (Optional) Specifies the -

ION STRING l MAXMA attributes that can be displayed
CNUM in the returned result. If you
l SCHN corresponding attributes are
MAXMA displayed. By default, the
CNUM attributes are not displayed.
l INNERV NOTE
LANID Only the MA5605, MA5105,
INNERV MA5100V2, UA5000,
LANPR MA5300V1 and MA5615
INNERC support this valve
SHOWOPTION=INNERVLA
HECK NID INNERVLANPR
l INNERV INNERCHECK.
LANID
Response Format
Format Description.
title="PVC Information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:PVCTYPE PVCRESID PVCID TX SFN SSN SPN SCHN
SVPI SVCI RX TFN TSN TON/TPN/TIMA/VLANID TCHN TVPI TVCI
MAXMACNUM INNERVLANID INNERVLANPR INNERCHECK
Output Parameter
PVCTYPE INTEGER See Table 24-12. Indicates the connection

type.
PVCRESID INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the resource ID

of the PVC.
PVCID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the PVC name.

STRING The name cannot contain
any space, tab, form-feed
character, comma,
semicolon, double
quotation marks, or
question mark. It is used
for location.

TX OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

STRING upstream traffic, that is,
the name of the traffic
profile that is referenced
by the transmitter.
The transmit traffic is from
the user side to the
network side.
SFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID at

the source end.
SSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID at the

source end.
SPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID at the

source end.
SVPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VPI at the

source end.
SVCI INTEGER 32-65535 Indicates the VCI at the

source end.

STRING downstream traffic, that is,
the name of the traffic
profile that is referenced
by the receiver.
The receive traffic is from
the network side to the
user side.
TFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID at

TSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID at the

destination end.
TON INTEGER 0-47 Indicates the number of the

optical port at the
destination end.
TIMA INTEGER 0-47 Indicates the number of the

IMA group at the
destination end.
TPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port ID at the

destination end.

TVLANID INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VLAN ID at

For the ranges of this the destination end.
Table 24-11.
TCHN INTEGER 1-31 Indicates the channel

number at the destination
end. This parameter is
valid only for the CES
port.
TVPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the VPI at the

destination end.
TVCI INTEGER 32-65535 Indicates the VCI at the

destination end.
SCHN INTEGER 1-31 Indicates the channel

number at the source end.
This parameter is
displayed only when you
enter
SHOWOPTION=SCHN
in the command. By
default, this parameter is
not displayed.
MAXMAC INTEGER 1-255 Indicates the number of

NUM MAC addresses that are
obtained by self-learning.
This parameter is
enter
SHOWOPTION=MAX
MACNUM in the
command. By default, this
INNERVLA INTEGER 1-4095 Indicates the inner VLAN

NID ID. Only the MA5605,
MA5105, MA5100V2,
UA5000, MA5300V1 and
MA5615 support this
parameter. This parameter
is displayed only when you
enter
SHOWOPTION=INNER
VLANID in the command.
By default, this parameter
is not displayed.

INNERVLA OCTET l level0 Indicates the inner VLAN

NPR STRING l level1 priority. Only the
MA5605, MA5105,
l level2 MA5100V2, UA5000,
l level3 MA5300V1 and MA5615
l level4 support this parameter.
This parameter is
l level5 displayed only when you
l level6 enter
l level7 SHOWOPTION=INNER
VLANPR in the
command. By default, this
INNERCHE OCTET l NO Specifies whether to

CK STRING l YES perform inner check. Only
the MA5605, MA5105,
MA5100V2, UA5000,
MA5300V1 and MA5615
This parameter is
enter
SHOWOPTION=INNER
CHECK in the command.
By default, this parameter
is not displayed.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required PVC does not
exist. In this case, check and
ensure that the entered
parameters are correct, or
query the specified PVC
directly on the U2000 client.
Example
To query all the PVCs of the device named 10.71.60.26, run the following command:
LST-PVC::DEV=10.71.60.26:1::;
7409669 2005-06-09 11:04:55
M 1 COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=4
blktotal=4
PVC Information of the device 10.71.60.26
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------
PVCTYPE PVCRESID PVCID TX SFN SSN SPN SVPI SVCI
RX TFN TSN TON/TPN/TIMA/VLANID TCHN TVPI TVCI
ADSL-ATM 4 10.71.60.26:4 ubrPcr_512K 0 8 0
0 35 ubrPcr_512K 0 3 0 -- 0 35
ADSL-ATM 3 10.71.60.26:3 ubrPcr_512K 0 8 0
0 34 ubrPcr_512K 0 3 0 -- 0 34
ADSL-ATM 2 10.71.60.26:2 ubrPcr_512K 0 8 0
0 33 ubrPcr_512K 0 3 0 -- 0 33
ADSL-ATM 1 10.71.60.26:1 ubrPcr_512K 0 8 0
0 32 ubrPcr_512K 0 3 0 -- 0 32
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-VPI
15.15.2 Querying the Information About a VPI (LST-VPI)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-VPI::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::[FN=locating-frame-num]
[,SN=locating-slot-num][,IN=locating-interface-num][,(VLANID=locating-vlan-id|
CHN=channel-num)][,VPI=VPI];
Supporting Device
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
Input Parameter

device ID.


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

subrack ID at
the source end.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the -

slot ID at the
source end.
IN INTEGER 0-63 (Optional) -

Indicates the
interface
number. It is
usually a port
ID and ranges
from 0 to 63. In
the case of an
IMA group, it is
the ID of the
IMA group and
ranges from 0
to 7. If the
CHN parameter
is set, this
parameter must
be set.

VLANID INTEGER 0-4095 (Optional) -

For the ranges Indicates the
of this VLAN ID.
parameter in the
case of different
devices, see
Table 24-11.
CHN INTEGER 1-31 (Optional) -

Indicates the
channel
number.
VPI INTEGER 0-4095 (Optional) -

Indicates the
virtual path
identifier.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VPI information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DEVICENAME VPI PVCNUM
Output Parameter
DEVICENAME OCTET STRING SIZE (64-16384) Indicates the device

name.
VPI INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the virtual

path identifier.
PVCNUM INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the number

of PVCs.

Error Code
Error Code Description Solution
2686058552 The resource does not exist. The required PVC does not
exist. In this case, check and
ensure that the entered
parameters are correct, or
query the specified PVC
directly on the U2000 client.
Example
To query all the VPIs of the device named 10.71.46.147, run the following command:
LST-VPI::DEV=10.71.46.147:1::;
7344131 2005-11-22 13:38:33
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
VPI information of the device 10.71.46.147
----------------------------
DEVICENAME VPI PVCNUM
10.71.46.147 0 7
10.71.46.147 45 1
----------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-PVC
15.15.3 Querying Anti-DoS Attack Information of Service Flows

(LST-ANTIDOS)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the related anti-DoS attack parameters of GPON E2E service
flows.
Command Format
LST-ANTIDOS::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(SVPID=ServicePort-Name)|
(SRVPORTID=ServicePort-ID):CTAG::;
Supporting Device

2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
er

SVPID OCTET SIZE (253) Indicates the name of the service N/A
STRING port. The name cannot contain
tab, form-feed character, carriage
mark.
NOTE
SRVPOR INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service virtual port N/A

TID ID that uniquely identifies a
service stream.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="AntiDoS information of the device 10.144.73.62 "+device-name
name of attributes: DID SVPID SRVPORTID TOTALPACKET IGMPPACKET
DHCPPACKET ARPPACKET PPPOEPACKET
Output Parameter

STRING port. The name cannot contain tab,
form-feed character, carriage
mark.
NOTE
SRVPORTI INTEGER 0-999999 Indicates the service virtual port

D ID that uniquely identifies a
service stream.
TOTALPAC INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the total number of

KET packets.
IGMPPACK OCTET 0-63 or no-limit Indicates the number of IGMP

ET STRING packets.
The value no-limit indicates that
the number is not limited.
DHCPPACK OCTET 0-63 or no-limit Indicates the number of DHCP

ET STRING packets.
ARPPACKE OCTET 0-63 or no-limit Indicates the number of ARP

T STRING packets.
PPPOEPAC OCTET 0-63 or no-limit Indicates the number of PPPOE

KET STRING packets.

Error Code
Address.
2686058576 Service Port does not Verify that the service port ID and name entered
exist. are correct.
Example
To query anti-DoS attack information of the NE named 10.144.73.62 whose service port name
is test, run the following command:
LST-ANTIDOS::DEV=10.144.73.62,SVPID=test:CTAG::;

7344131 2013-05-22 13:38:33
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
AntiDoS information of the device 10.144.73.62
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
DID SVPID SRVPORTID TOTALPACKET IGMPPACKET DHCPPACKET
ARPPACKET PPPOEPACKET
7340089 abc 5 123 23 23 25 no-limit
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----
;
Related Command
MOD-ANTIDOS
15.16 Querying TDM E1 Resources

This topic describes the commands for querying local TDM E1 connections and usage
examples.
E1 connection encapsulates TDM frames into GPON GEM frames and transmits the TDM
service over the GPON network.

15.16.1 Querying Local TDM E1 Connections (LST-

NATIVETDMCONN)
Usage Note
This command is used to query local TDM E1 connections for E1 and STM-1 upstream ports
in FTTH and FTTB scenarios.
Command Format
LST-NATIVETDMCONN::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,SFN=source-frame,SSN=source-
slot,SPN=source-port[,SVC12=source-vc12]][,((ONUIP=mduip)|
(PONFN=framenum,PONSN=slot-num,PONPN=port-num,ONTID=ont-id)|
([PONFN=framenum,PONSN=slot-num,PONPN=port-num,]PWD=ont-password|SERIALNUM=serial-
number|LOID=ont-loid))[,GEMPORTID=port-id][,DFN=destination-frame]
[,DSN=destination-slot][,DPN=destination-port]]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
104 MA5612
2312 MA5628
2331 MA5608T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
meter


meter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the default device name. N/A
STRING If the value of the configuration
how to modify configuration items,
see 23.7 How to Locate a Device
SFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID for the N/A

upstream E1 or STM-1 port.
SSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID for the N/A

SPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the upstream E1 N/A

or STM-1 port.
SVC1 INTEGER 0-62 Indicates the ID of the VC12 port N/A

2 used as the STM-1 upstream port.
ONUI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IP address, name, and N/A
P STRING ID of an ONU with a management
IP address.
NOTE
This parameter is not supported.
PONF INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID for the N/A

N PON port.
PONS INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID for the PON N/A
N port.
PONP INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the PON port. N/A

N
ONTI INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the ONT ID. N/A

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


meter
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the ONT password. N/A

STRING NOTE
For the OLTs
earlier than
V800R011C00,
the maximum
length of
password for
ONTs connected
to the OLTs is
10 characters.
SERI OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the serial number. N/A

ALNU STRING Format: 12-byte character string
M XXXXXXXXXXXX or 16-byte
character string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
LOID OCTET SIZE(24) Indicates the logical authentication N/A

STRING code of the ONU.
GEMP INTEGER 1-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID. N/A

ORTI NOTE
D Only the GPON discrete mode
DFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID for the E1 N/A

port of an ONU.
NOTE
DSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID for the E1 port N/A
of an ONU.
NOTE
DPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the E1 port of N/A

an ONU.
NOTE
Only the GPON profile mode supports
this parameter.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Native TDM of the Device " + device-name
name of attributes: DID SFN SSN SPN SVC12 ONUIP PONFN PONSN PONPN ONTID PWD
SERIALNUM LOID GEMPORTID DFN DSN DPN NAME ALIAS

Output Parameter
SFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID for the

SSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID for the

SPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the

SVC12 INTEGER 0-62 Indicates the ID of the VC12

port used as the STM-1
upstream port.
ONUIP OCTET SIZE(128) Indicates the IP address, name,

STRING and ID of an ONU with a
management IP address.
NOTE
PONFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID for the

PON port.
PONSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID for the

PON port.
PONPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the PON

port.

NOTE
10G GPON, the
value range is
0-255; if the UNI
port is of 1G GPON,
the value range is
0-127.
PWD OCTET SIZE (36) Indicates the ONT password.

STRING NOTE
For the OLTs earlier
than V800R011C00,
the maximum length
of password for
ONTs connected to
the OLTs is 10
characters.

SERIALNUM OCTET SIZE(16) Indicates the serial number.

string XXXXXXXXXXXX or
16-byte character string
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
returned SN, see 23.12 How to
Modify the Format of the
Returned SN.
LOID OCTET SIZE(24) Indicates the logical

STRING authentication code of the
ONU.
GEMPORTID INTEGER 1-3999 Indicates the GEM port ID.

NOTE
Only the GPON discrete mode
DFN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the subrack ID for the

E1 port of an ONU.
NOTE
DSN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot ID for the E1

port of an ONU.
NOTE
DPN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the ID of the E1 port

of an ONU.
NOTE
Only the GPON profile mode
NAME OCTET SIZE(1-255) Indicates the ONU name.

STRING
ALIAS OCTET SIZE(1-64) Indicates the ONU alias.

STRING
Error Code
1618280471 There are more Parameters PONFN, PONSN, and PONPN need
than one ONUs to be added for filter criteria.

Example
l Profile mode:
Run the following command to query a local TDM E1 connection on ONU 0:
LST-
NATIVETDMCONN::DEV=10.78.217.232,SFN=0,SSN=11,SPN=15,PONFN=0,PO
NSN=1,PONPN=0,ONTID=0,DPN=7:123::;
7340092 2011-11-19 09:48:28

M 123 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
title=Native TDM of the Device 10.78.217.222

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
DID SFN SSN SPN SVC12 ONUIP PONFN PONSN PONPN
ONTID PWD SERIALNUM LOID GEMPORTID DFN DSN
DPN NAME ALIAS
7340092 0 17 0 -- -- 0 8 0
4 112 -- -- 1025 -- -- 4 tst
tst_alias
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
l Discrete mode:
Run the following command to query a local TDM E1 connection on ONU 4:
LST-
NATIVETDMCONN::DEV=10.78.217.222,SFN=0,SSN=17,SPN=0,PONFN=0,PON
SN=8,PONPN=0,ONTID=4,GEMPORTID=1025:123::;
7340092 2011-11-19 09:48:28

M 123 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
title=Native TDM of the Device 10.78.217.222

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------
DID SFN SSN SPN SVC12 ONUIP PONFN PONSN PONPN
ONTID PWD SERIALNUM LOID GEMPORTID DFN DSN
DPN NAME ALIAS
7340092 0 17 0 -- -- 0 8 0
4 112 -- -- 1025 -- -- 4 tst
tst_alias
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------

Related Command
None.
15.16.2 Querying the Attribute of a PRI E1 Port (LST-PRIE1)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the attribute of a PRI E1 port.
Command Format
LST-PRIE1::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
er ult

STRING When the value of the configuration
the device.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" PRI E1 port attributes of the device " + device-name +" Frame number: " +
frameId + "Slot number:" +slotID + "Port number: " +portID
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN ALIAS SIGNAL CRCMode LINECODE Impedance
L2Monitor DigitalAccessMode

Output Parameter
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the alias of the PRI E1
port.
SIGNAL OCTET STRING CCS Indicates the signaling mode of

CAS the PRI E1 port.
UNFRAME
CRCMode OCTET STRING Enable Indicates the frame verification

Disable mode of the PRI E1 port.
LINECOD OCTET STRING HDB3 Indicates the line coding mode

E AMI of the PRI E1 port. Line coding
aims at preventing consecutive
0s in the line. The line coding
mode of an E1 port must be the
same as the line coding mode of
its peer E1 port; otherwise, the
E1 frame that the peer E1 port
sends cannot be parsed by the
local E1 port.
l AMI: Abbreviation for
alternate mark inversion. It is
a common coding technology
in digital transmission. A
logic 0 is represented by zero
voltage. A logic 1 is
represented alternately by a
positive voltage and a
negative voltage.
l HDB3: Abbreviation for high
density bipolar 3. It is the
main type of code that is
used for baseband
transmission between
baseband telecom equipment.

Impedance OCTET STRING 75ohm Indicates the impedance of the

120ohm PRI E1 port in UDT mode.
l 75ohm: Adopts the
unbalanced transmission
lines (E1 coaxial cable) to
transmit signals. In this case,
one output end outputs
signals and the other output
end is grounded.
l 120ohm: Adopts the
balanced transmission lines
(differential balanced lines)
to transmit signals. In this
case, two output ends output
signals.
L2Monitor OCTET STRING Enable Indicates the Layer 2 monitoring

Disable switch of the PRI E1 port.
DigitalAcce OCTET STRING Digital Access Indicates the working mode of

ssMode Direct Access the access digital section.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the attribute of PRI E1 port 0/6/0 on the NE named 10.71.214.41, run the following
command:
LST-PRIE1::DEV=10.71.214.41,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0:3::;
7340373 2013-09-27 14:12:34
M 3 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
PRI E1 port attributes of the device 10.71.214.41 Frame number:0 Slot number:6
Port number:0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
DID FN SN PN ALIAS SIGNAL CRCMode LINECODE Impedance
L2Monitor DigitalAccessMode
7340373 0 6 0 testasdf CCS Enable AMI 120ohm Enable
Digital Access
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------

Related Command
None.
15.17 Querying Traffic Profile Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying traffic profile resources,
including the ATM traffic profiles, IP traffic profiles, and MEF IP traffic profiles.
15.17.1 Querying a global ATM Traffic Profile (LST-ATMTP)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-ATMTP:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,TPROFID=traffic-profile-name][,TCAT=traffic-
service-category][,TDES=traffic-service-description][,SCOPEPROFID=scope-profile-
name][,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
Input Parameter

TPROFID OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING name of the
traffic profile.

TCAT INTEGER In the case of the Indicates the -

MA5100V1, see Table service class of
24-15. In the case of the traffic.
other devices, see
Table 24-16.
TDES INTEGER In the case of the Indicates the -

MA5100V1, see Table description
24-13. In the case of type of the
other devices, see traffic.
Table 24-14.
SCOPEPROF OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the -

ID STRING device scope
profile name.
SHOWOPTI OCTET l SCOPEPROFID Specifies -

ON STRING whether to
return the
optional
attribute. If this
parameter is
set, the optional
attribute will be
returned.
Otherwise, the
optional
attribute will
not be returned.
NOTE

l You can perform the fuzzy search by profile name to obtain all the profiles whose names contain the
entered character string.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="PVC traffic profile information of the device type "+device-type
name of attributes:TPROFID AverageBandwidth TCAT TDES SCOPEPROFID

Output Parameter
AverageBandwidth INTEGER 64-16384 Indicates the average

bandwidth. Only the traffic
profile on the MFCE board
of the MA5105 contains
the value of this parameter.
In the case of other boards,
the value of this parameter
is displayed as --.
SCOPEPROFID OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope

STRING profile name.
Error Code

or mandatory parameter is entered command is correct
null, or Value of parameter according to the following
is wrong requirements:
by the command.
l The parameter names are
correct.
order.
not exist.
Example
To query all the ATM traffic profiles of the MA5100V1, run the following command:
LST-ATMTP:::2::DT=86;
0 2005-06-09 11:00:22
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=22
blktotal=22
PVC traffic profile Information of the device type MA5100V1
------------------------------------------

TPROFID AverageBandwidth TCAT TDES AVAILABIE

00 -- 6 1 1
777 -- 6 2 1
------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.17.2 Querying an IP Traffic Profile (LST-IPTP)

Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-IPTP:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,TPROFID=traffic-profile-name][,SCOPEPROFID=scope-
profile-name][,SHOWOPTION=SCOPEPROFID];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000 (IPMB)
2331 MA5608T
95 MA5603T
Input Parameter
er
DT INTEGER 44, 253, 249, Indicates the device -

2331, 95 type.
TPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name -

D STRING of the traffic profile.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device -

ROFID STRING scope profile name.


er
SHOWO OCTET l SCOPEPR Specifies whether to -

PTION STRING OFID return the optional
attribute. If this
optional attribute
will be returned.
Otherwise, the
optional attribute
Response Format
Format Description.
title="IP traffic profile information of the device type "+device-type
TPROFID 8021P CAR PRIORITYPOLICY SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
mete
r
TPRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the traffic

FID STRING profile.
8021P INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the 802.1p protocol.
CAR INTEGER MA5600T, MA5603T and Indicates the committed access

MA5600V3: 64-102400 rate.
UA5000 (IPMB): 64-131072
NOTE
If the CAR parameter is not set when
the command in Creating an IP
Traffic Profile (CRT-
IPTRAFFICPROFILE) is executed,
-1 is displayed as the value of the
CAR parameter when you query an
IP traffic profile by using the LST-
IPTP command.


mete
r
PRIO INTEGER 1-3 Indicates the priority policy.

RITY Options are as follows:
POLI
CY 1: PVC Setting
2: Tag-In-Package
3: Tos-In-Package
NOTE
The UA5000(IPMB)
support this value.
SCOP OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope

EPRO STRING profile name.
FID
Error Code

by the command.
correct.
order.
not exist.
Example
To query all the IP traffic profiles of the MA5600V3, run the following command:
LST-IPTP:::2::DT=44;
0 2005-06-09 11:02:59
M 2 COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=8
blktotal=8
IP traffic profile information of the device type MA5600V3
----------------------------------------
TPROFID 8021P CAR PRIORITYPOLICY
cbrPcr_1024K 6 1024 2
cbrPcr_2500K 6 2496 2
nrtVbrPcr_1200KScr_600K 2 576 2
rtVbrPcr_128KScr_64K 4 64 2
ubr 0 -- 2
ubr_1 0 -- 2
ubrPcr_2048K 0 2048 2
ubrPcr_512K 0 512 2
----------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.17.3 Querying a global MEF IP Traffic Profile (LST-MEFIPTP)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-MEFIPTP:::CTAG::DT=device-type[,TPROFID=traffic-profile-name]
[,SCOPEPROFID=scope-profile-name][,SHOWOPTION=[InnerPriority ][InnerCopyPriority ]
[InnerPriMappingProfileIdx ][ColorMode][SCOPEPROFID]];
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
37 MA5662
249 MA5600T
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
70 MA5610
100 MA5616
92 MA5652G
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
96 MA5620

97 MA5626
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2321 MA5669
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2340 MA5611S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
meter
DT INTEGE See Supporting Indicates the device type. -

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


meter
TPRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the -

FID STRING traffic profile.
SCOP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the device scope -

EPRO STRING profile name.
FID
SHO OCTET l InnerPriority Specifies the attributes that can -

WOP STRING l InnerCopyPriori- be displayed in the returned
TION ty result. If you set this
l InnerPriMapping attributes are displayed. By
ProfileIdx default, the attributes are not
l ColorMode displayed.
l SCOPEPROFID
Response Format
Format Description.
title="MEF IP traffic profile information of the device type "+device-type
TPROFID CIR CBS PIR PBS Priority PRIORITYPOLICY COPYPRIORITYPOLICY
InnerPriority InnerCopyPriority InnerPriMappingProfileIdx ColorMode
InnerPriority InnerCopyPriority InnerPriMappingProfileIdx ColorMode SCOPEPROFID
Output Parameter
NOTE
If the value of the following parameters is displayed as -1, the symbol indicates an invalid value.

ter
TPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the traffic

D STRING profile.
CIR INTEGER 64-524288 Indicates the committed

information rate (CIR). It must be a
multiple of 64. If you do not set
this parameter, the rate is not
restricted and the CBS, PIR, and
PBS parameters are invalid.
CBS INTEGER 2000-1024000 Indicates the committed burst size

(CBS).
PIR INTEGER 64-524288 Indicates the peak information rate

(PIR). It must be a multiple of 64.
PBS INTEGER 2000-1024000 Indicates the peak burst size (PBS).


ter
PRIORI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the priority.

TY
PRIORI OCTET 1-3 Indicates the priority policy.

TYPOL STRING The meanings of the options are as
ICY follows:
1: Local-Setting
2: Tag-In-Package
3: CTag-In-Package
COPYP INTEGER 251-255 Indicates the policy for copying the

RIORIT inner priority.
YPOLI The meanings of the options are as
CY follows:
l 251: Copies the DSCP priority
of the user packet as the priority
of the upstream packet.
l 252: Copies the inner VLAN
priority as the priority of the
upstream packet.
l 253: Copies the ToS priority of
the user packet as the priority of
the upstream packet.
l 254: Copies the outer VLAN
priority as the priority of the
upstream packet.
l 255: Indicates that the packet is
scheduled based on the priority
that is assigned in the traffic
profile.
InnerPri INTEGER 0-7 Specifies the inner VLAN priority

ority of packets.
Eight priorities are available. When
the network is congested, the
packets with the highest priority are
transmitted first. The greater the
value, the higher the priority.


ter
InnerCo OCTET l Copy DSCP domain Indicates the policy for copying the
pyPriori STRING l Copy inner CoS domain inner priority.
ty The meanings of the options are as
l Copy TOS domain
follows:
l Copy outer CoS domain
l Copy DSCP domain: Copies the
l Assign Priority DSCP priority of the user
packet as the priority of the
upstream packet.
l Copy inner CoS domain: Copies
the priority of the 802.1p packet
as the priority of the upstream
packet.
l Copy TOS domain: Copies the
ToS priority of the user packet
packet.
l Copy outer CoS domain: Copies
the priority of the 802.1p packet
packet.
l Assign Priority: Indicates that
the packet is scheduled based on
the priority that is assigned in
the traffic profile.
InnerPri INTEGER 1-4 Indicates the index of the profile

Mappin that the inner VLAN priority maps.
gProfile If an IP profile is bound to a
Idx priority mapping profile, when the
service stream enters the port, the
user priority is mapped into a new
priority and filled in the tag
according to the profile.
ColorM OCTET false Specifies whether to re-mark

ode STRING true packets with different discard
priorities according to the packet
colors in the traffic evaluation
result.
SCOPE OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile

PROFI STRING name.
D

Error Code

by the command.
correct.
order.
not exist.
Example
To query all the MEF IP traffic profiles of the MA5680T, run the following command:
LST-MEFIPTP:::1::DT=34,TPROFID=aa,SHOWOPTION=InnerPriority
InnerCopyPriority InnerPriMappingProfileIdx ColorMode SCOPEPROFID;

0 2007-01-29 11:02:59
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
MEF IP traffic profile information of the device type MA5680T
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
TPROFID CIR CBS PIR PBS PRIORITY PRIORITYPOLICY
COPYPRIORITYPOLICY InnerPriority InnerCopyPriority
InnerPriMappingProfileIdx ColorMode SCOPEPROFID
shmi 64 4048 128 6096 0 1 255 0 Assign Priority
-1 true Default
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
Related Command

15.18 Querying PSTN Resources

This topic provides the command and example for querying a V5 PSTN user.
15.18.1 Querying a V5 PSTN User (LST-V5PSTNUSER)
Usage Note
The entered user type must be V5 PSTN.
Command Format
LST-V5PSTNUSER::(((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num)|(V5ID=V5-ID,L3ADDR=L3-Address)|DN=Telephone-Number|ALIAS=Port-
alias):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=CidTransWhen CidFormat];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
Input Parameter
er

R

IP Address.

R

R

R


er
V5ID INTEGE 0-16777215 Indicates the V5 interface -

R ID.
L3ADDR INTEGE -1 to +32767 Indicates the L3 address. -

R The value -1 indicates that
the system automatically
assigns a value that ranges
from 0 to 32767 to this
parameter.
DN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the telephone -

STRING number.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the port alias. -

STRING
SHOWO OCTET CidTransWhe (Optional) Specifies the -

PTION STRING n attributes that can be
CidFormat displayed in the returned
parameter, the
returned. By default, the
NOTE
l Device name, subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID
l Device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID
l Telephone number
l V5 interface ID and L3 address
l Port alias
Only one record is displayed after the query. Note that the response format is not definite when you
locate a port according to the port alias.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="V5 PSTN user of the device "+device-name name of attributes: DID FN SN
PN V5ID L3ADDR DN V51TS HighLevelWidth LowerLevelWidth Voltage KCType
VoiceGain LimitPulseDial RevPolarity RevPoleLevel RevPolePulse PSTAT
ConfigStatus ServiceType ALIAS CidTransWhen CidFormat

Output Parameter
V5ID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the V5 interface ID.
L3ADDR INTEGER 0-32767 Indicates the L3 address.
DN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the telephone number.

STRING
V51TS INTEGER 1: 1-15 Indicates the timeslot of V51.

2: 17-31
HighLevel INTEGER 20-500 Indicates the width of the high level.

Width Unit: ms.
LowerLeve INTEGER 20-500 Indicates the width of the low level

lWidth Unit: ms.
Voltage OCTET See Table 24-20. Indicates the effective value of level.
STRING Unit: Vrms.
KCType OCTET 16KC Indicates the KC accounting mode.

STRING 12KC Default: 16KC.
VoiceGain OCTET See Table 24-19. Indicates the voice gain.

STRING Unit: dB.
LimitPulse OCTET Disable/Enable/ Indicates the dialing mode

Dial STRING DTMF-Pulse-both/ The UA5000PVMR15 supports the
DTMF-only/Pulse- following options: DTMF-Pulse-both,
only DTMF-only and Pulse-only
RevPolarity OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to enable the polarity

STRING l Enable reversal.
RevPoleLe INTEGER 20 ms-2560 ms Indicates the level width of the reversed

vel polarity pulse.
RevPolePul OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to enable the reversed

se STRING l Enable polarity pulse.
PSTAT OCTET See Table 24-5. Indicates the port status.

STRING

ConfigStat OCTET l VoIP Indicates the configuration status.

us STRING Configured
l V5 Voice
Configured
l Not Configured
ServiceTyp OCTET l Instant Service Indicates the service type.

e STRING l Internal SPC
l V5 SPC
l V5-PRE
l Leased Line

STRING
CidTransW OCTET AfterRing Indicates the time when the calling

hen STRING BeforeRing number is issued
CidFormat OCTET l SDMF (FSK) Specifies the format for issuing the
STRING l MDMF (FSK) calling number. The UA5000PVM
V200R013C03 supports the value R15.
l DTMF
l R15
Error Code
2685011182 Port does not exist. Check and ensure that the
entered port ID is correct.
Example
To query a V5 PSTN user on port 0/6/0 on the device named PVU_10.71.60.23, run the
following command:
LST-V5PSTNUSER::DEV=PVU_10.71.60.23,FN=0,SN=6,PN=0:1::;
7675905 2005-06-09 12:00:28
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
V5 PSTN user of the device PVU_10.71.60.23
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------

DID FN SN PN V5ID L3ADDR DN V51TS HighLevelWidth

LowerLevelWidth Voltage KCType VoiceGain LimitPulseDial RevPolarity
RevPoleLevel RevPolePulse PSTAT ConfigStatus ServiceType ALIAS
7675905 0 6 0 1 2 80008 -- 100 300
0.45 16KC High Enable Enable 300 Disable Oppblock V5
Voice Configured Instant Service Port 0:PSTN--test
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------
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Related Command
l LST-V5BRAUSER
l LST-V5PRAUSER
15.19 Querying the ISDN Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying V5 ISDN BRA users and V5
ISDN PRA users.
15.19.1 Querying a V5 ISDN BRA User (LST-V5BRAUSER)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the service data, such as the service type, status, and alias of
the port, of a V5 ISDN BRA user.
Command Format
LST-V5BRAUSER::(((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num)|(V5ID=V5-ID,EFADDR=EF-Address)|DN=Telephone-Number|ALIAS=Port-alias):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
Input Parameter
er

ID.


er

the value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ID.
V5ID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the V5 -

interface ID.
EFADDR INTEGER -1 to +8175 Indicates the -

envelope function
address.
The value -1
indicates that the
system automatically
assigns a value that
ranges from 0 to
8175 to this
parameter.
DN OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the -

STRING telephone number.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the port -

STRING alias.

NOTE
l Telephone number
l V5 interface ID and envelope function address
l Port alias
Only one record is returned after the query. Note that the response format is not definite when you locate
a port according to the port alias.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="V5 ISDN BRA user of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN V5ID PortGrpNo EFADDR DN V5TS1 V5TS2
RPower PSTAT ConfigStatus ServiceType ALIAS
Output Parameter
eter
EFADD INTEGER -1 to +8175 Indicates the envelope function

R address.
The value -1 indicates that the system
automatically assigns a value that
ranges from 0 to 8175 to this
parameter.

STRING
V5TS1 INTEGER l 1: 1-15 Indicates the timeslot 1 of the V5

l 2: 17-31 interface.
V5TS2 INTEGER l 1: 1-15 Indicates the timeslot 2 of the V5

l 2: 17-31 interface.
RPower OCTET l Yes Specifies whether to enable the remote

STRING l No power supply.


eter
PortGrp INTEGER 0-1023 Indicates the group number of the port.

No

STRING
ConfigS OCTET l VoIP Configured Indicates the configuration status.

tatus STRING l V5 Voice
Configured
l Not Configured
Service OCTET l Instant Service Indicates the service type.

Type STRING l Internal SPC
l V5 SPC
l V5-PRE
l Leased Line
l IP SPC

STRING
Error Code
2685011182 Port does not exist. Check and ensure that

entered port is configured
with a V5 ISDN BRA user.
Example
To query a V5 ISDN BRA user on port 0/8/0 on the device named PVU_10.71.60.23, run the
following command:
LST-V5BRAUSER::DEV=PVU_10.71.60.23,FN=0,SN=8,PN=0:1::;
7675905 2005-06-09 12:02:29
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
V5 ISDN BRA user of the device PVU_10.71.60.23
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------
DID FN SN PN V5ID PortGrpNo EFADDR DN V5TS1
V5TS2 RPower PSTAT ConfigStatus ServiceType ALIAS

7675905 0 8 0 -- -- -- -- -- --
No Fault Not Configured Instant Service Port 0:BRA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------
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Related Command
l LST-V5PRSTNSER
l LST-V5PRAUSER
15.19.2 Querying a V5 ISDN PRA User (LST-V5PRAUSER)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the service data, such as the V5 interface, and the group
number, status, and alias of the port, of a V5 ISDN PRA user.
Command Format
LST-V5PRAUSER::(((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num)|(V5ID=V5-ID,EFADDR=EF-Address)|ALIAS=Port-alias):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
Input Parameter

device ID.


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

subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the -

slot ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the -

port ID.
V5ID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the -

V5 interface ID.
EFADDR INTEGER -1 to +8175 Indicates the -

envelope
function
address.
The value -1
indicates that
the system
automatically
assigns a value
that ranges
from 0 to 8175
to this
parameter.
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

STRING port alias.

NOTE
l Device name or device ID, subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID
l V5 interface ID and envelope function address
l Port alias
Only one record is returned after the query. Note that the response format is not definite when you locate
a port according to the port alias.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="V5 ISDN PRA user of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN V5ID PortGrpNo EFADDR
PSTAT ConfigStatus ServiceType ALIAS
Output Parameter
eter
PortGrp INTEGER 0-1023 Indicates the group number of the port.

No
EFADD INTEGER -1 to +8175 Indicates the envelope function

R address.
The value -1 indicates that the system
automatically assigns a value that
ranges from 0 to 8175 to this
parameter.

STRING


eter
Config OCTET l Not Configured Indicates the configuration status.

Status STRING l ISDN PRA
Configured
l V5TK Configured
l PV8 Configured
l RSP Configured
l SPC Configured
l CAS Configured
l RSU Configured
Service OCTET l Instant Service Indicates the service type.

Type STRING l Internal SPC
l V5 SPC
l V5-PRE
l Leased Line
l IP SPC

STRING
Error Code
2685011182 Port does not exist. Check and ensure that

entered port is configured
with a V5 ISDN PRA user.
Example
To query a V5 ISDN PRA user on port 0/3/20 of the device named 10.71.46.149, run the
following command:
LST-V5PRAUSER::V5ID=1,EFADDR=7000:2268::;
7356418 2005-06-01 16:13:39
M 2268 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
V5 ISDN PRA user of the device 10.71.46.149
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
DID FN SN PN V5ID PortGrpNo EFADDR PSTAT ConfigStatus

ServiceType ALIAS
7356418 0 3 20 1 0 7000 Oppblock ISDN PRA Configured
Instant Service Port 20:PRA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
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Related Command
l LST-V5PSTNUSER
l LST-V5BRAUSER
15.20 Querying VoIP Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying VoIP resources, including the
VoIP PSTN users, VoIP ISDN BRA users, VoIP ISDN PRA users, VAGs, and VSGs.
15.20.1 Querying a VoIP PSTN User (LST-VOIPPSTNUSER)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the service data of a VoIP PSTN user. Run this command
when you need to query the service data of a VoIP PSTN user configured in the system.
Command Format
LST-VOIPPSTNUSER::(((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num)|(MGID=MediaGateway-ID|MGNAME=MediaGateway-Name,TID=Terminal-ID)|
DN=Telephone-Number|ALIAS=Port-alias):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=CidTransWhen CidFormat
MGNAME OverloadPRI ImpedanceProfile SendVoiceGain RecvVoiceGain RevPolarityMode
PortRunState PortTestState PortLineState PortLoopState ServiceRunState
ServiceAdminState ActualSendVoiceGain ActualRecvVoiceGain AGCEnable
AGCEnableLevel SNSEnable SNSEnableLevel NlpMode LineLockEnable DspInputGain
DspOutputGain ClipReversePole DEFAULTCLI USERGROUPID ADJUSTFACTOR DSPPROFILE
FSKMODE];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
57 MA5606T
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U

96 MA5620
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
2337 MA5822
Input Parameter
er ult

STRING
MGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the media -

gateway (MG) ID.
MGNAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name. -

E STRING
TID INTEGER 0-9999 Indicates the terminal ID. -


er ult

STRING l UA5000(PVM): number.
When the SIP
protocol is used, the
DN value is a
character string
consisting of no more
than 32 characters.
When the H.248
DN value is a
numeral consisting of
no more than 16
digits.
l Other devices: When
the SIP protocol is
used, the DN value is
a character string
than 64 characters.
When the H.248
DN value is a
numeral consisting of
no more than 16
digits.

STRING


er ult
SHOWO OCTET l CidTransWhen (Optional) Specifies the -

PTION STRING l CidFormat attributes that can be
l MGNAME If you set this parameter,
l OverloadPRI the corresponding
l ImpedanceProfile attributes are displayed.
l SendVoiceGain are not displayed.
l RecvVoiceGain
l RevPolarityMode
l PortRunState
l PortTestState
l PortLineState
l PortLoopState
l ServiceRunState
l ServiceAdminState
l ActualSendVoiceGain
l ActualRecvVoiceGain
l AGCEnable
l AGCEnableLevel
l SNSEnable
l SNSEnableLevel
l NlpMode
l LineLockEnable
l DspInputGain
l DspOutputGain
l ClipReversePole
l DEFAULTCLI
l USERGROUPID
l ADJUSTFACTOR
l DSPPROFILE
l FSKMODE


er ult
NOTE
l The following device
types and corresponding
device versions support
the display of the
DspInputGain and
DspOutputGain
parameters in the
response:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R006C32 and
later versions
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R006C32 and
later versions
l MA5606T: MA5600
V800R006C22 and
later versions
l MA5610: MA5610
V800R306C000 and
later versions
l MA5616: MA5616
V800R306C000 and
later versions
l MA5620E:
MA5620E
V800R307C00B001
and later versions
l MA5620G:
MA5620G
V800R307C00B001
and later versions
l MA5652G:
MA5652
V800R306C01B050
and later versions
l MA5620
l MA5612
l The following device
the display of the
DEFAULTCLI and
USERGROUPID
parameters in the
response:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R011C00 and
later versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
V800R011C00 and
later versions

NOTE
l Telephone number
l MG name and terminal ID (only when the MG is not layered)
l MG ID and terminal ID (only when the MG is not layered)
l Port alias
Only one record is displayed after the query. Note that the response format is not definite when you
locate a port according to the port alias. If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, the symbol
indicates an invalid value.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" VoIP PSTN user of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID DN LayeredConf
HighLevelWidth LowerLevelWidth Voltage KCType VoiceGain LimitPulseDial
RevPolarity RevPoleLevel RevPolePulse PSTAT ServiceStatus ConfigStatus
ServiceType ALIAS UserType Impedance Current DCTime PITime FSKDelayInterval
ActualVoiceGain CidTransWhen CidFormat OverloadPRI ImpedanceProfile SendVoiceGain
RecvVoiceGain RevPolarityMode PortRunState PortTestState PortLineState
PortLoopState ServiceRunState ServiceAdminState ActualSendVoiceGain
ActualRecvVoiceGain AGCEnable AGCEnableLevel SNSEnable SNSEnableLevel NlpMode
LineLockEnable DspInputGain DspOutputGain ClipReversePole DEFAULTCLI USERGROUPID
ADJUSTFACTOR DSPPROFILE FSKMODE
Output Parameter
MGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates MG ID.
MGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name.

STRING
TID INTEGER 0-9999 Indicates the terminal

ID.

DN OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the telephone

STRING l UA5000(PVM): When the number.
SIP protocol is used, the DN
value is a character string
consisting of no more than
32 characters. When the H.
248 protocol is used, the DN
value is a numeral consisting
of no more than 16 digits.
l Other devices: When the SIP
protocol is used, the DN
value is a character string
consisting of no more than
64 characters. When the H.
248 protocol is used, the DN
value is a numeral consisting
of no more than 16 digits.
LayeredConf OCTET l Not Layered Specifies whether to

STRING l Layered enable the layered
configuration.
NOTE
This parameter is not
applicable to the MDU.
HighLevelWi INTEGER 20-500 Indicates the width of

dth the high level.
Unit: ms.
LowerLevelW INTEGER 20-500 Indicates the width of

idth the low level.
Unit: ms.
Voltage OCTET See Table 24-20. Indicates the effective

STRING value of level.
Unit: Vrms.
KCType OCTET 16KC Indicates the KC

STRING 12KC accounting mode.
VoiceGain OCTET See Table 24-19. Indicates the voice gain.

STRING Unit: dB.

LimitPulseDia OCTET l Disable Specifies the dialing

l STRING l Enable mode.
l DTMF-Pulse-both The meanings of the
l DTMF-only
l Disable: The dialing
l Pulse-only mode is not
restricted.
l Enable: The dialing
mode is restricted.
l DTMF-Pulse-both:
The pulse dialing and
the DTMF dialing
are permitted.
l DTMF-only: Only
the DTMF dialing is
permitted.
l Pulse-only: Only the
pulse dialing is
permitted.
The UA5000PVMR15,
MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5620E,
MA5620G, MA5610,
and MA5616 support the
following options:
DTMF-Pulse-both,
DTMF-only and Pulse-
only.
The UA5000PVMR13
supports the following
options: Disable and
Enable.
RevPolarity OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to

STRING l Enable enable the polarity
reversal.
The UA5000 (PVM),
MA5616, MA5620E,
and MA5620G support
this parameter.
RevPoleLevel INTEGER l UA5000 (PVM): 20-2560 Indicates the level width

l MA5600T, MA5603T, of the reversed polarity
MA5606T, MA5620E, pulse.
MA5620G, MA5610, and Unit: ms.
MA5616: 20-1270

RevPolePulse OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to

STRING l Enable enable the reversed
polarity pulse.
PSTAT OCTET l Idle Indicates the port status.

STRING l Fault The UA5000 (PVM)
supports this parameter,
l Testing
and the MA5600T,
l Lock MA5603T, MA5606T,
l Busy MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
l Localloopback do not support this
l Remoteloopback parameter.
ConfigStatus OCTET l VoIP Configured Indicates the

STRING l Narrowband Voice configuration status.
ConfigStatus
l Not Configured
ServiceStatus OCTET l Local Terminate Indicates the service

STRING l ServiceRemote Terminate status.
l ServiceAuto Terminate The UA5000 (PVM)
l ServiceEnable Service and the MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
do not support this
parameter.
ServiceType OCTET l Instant Service Indicates the service

STRING l Internal SPC type.
l V5 SPC The UA5000 (PVM)
l V5-PRE and the MA5600T,
l Leased Line MA5603T, MA5606T,
l IP SPC MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
do not support this
parameter.

STRING
UserType OCTET l DEL user Indicates the user type.

STRING l Loop Calling PBX
(20)
l Earth Calling PBX
l PayPhone

Impedance OCTET l Bureau machine in China Indicates the impedance

STRING l User Machine in China of the port. The
(100) complete specifications
l 600ohm Interface are as follows:
l Interface of russian l 1: Bureau machine in
l (220+820||115nf) China(200+680||
l (220+820||120nf) 100nf)
l 900ohm Interface l 2: User Machine in
China(200+560||
l Interface of Brazil 100nf)
l BT0 l 3: 600ohm Interface
l HK_BT3 l 4: Interface of
l HK_BT5 russian(150+510||
l BT1 47nf)
l BT2 l 5: (220+820||115nf)
l BT3 l 6: (220+820||120nf)
l Commonly used in Europe l 7: 900ohm Interface
l Private definition l 8: Interface of
Brazil(800||50nf)
l 9:
BT0(Zin=300+1000||
220nf,Zload=370+62
0||310nf)
l 10:
HK_BT3(Zin=370+6
20||
310nf,Zload=600)
l 11:
HK_BT5(Zin=270+2
64||357nf+1434||
265nf,Zload=600)
l 12: BT1(BT0
without AGC)
l 13: BT2
l 14: BT3
l 15: Commonly used
in Europe (Zin=
270+750|| 150nf)
l 255: Private
definition
Default: 600ohm
Interface.

Current OCTET UA5000 (PVM): Indicates the current of

STRING l 25mA steady current the port.
(32)
l 16mA steady current
l 35mA 2*200ohm
l 35mA 2*250ohm
l 35mA 2*400ohm
l 47mA 2*200ohm
l 47mA 2*250ohm
l 47mA 2*400ohm
l 20mA 2*200ohm
l 20mA 2*250ohm
l 20mA 2*400ohm
l 30mA 2*200ohm
l 30mA 2*250ohm
l 30mA 2*400ohm
l 40mA 2*200ohm
l 40mA 2*250ohm
l 40mA 2*400ohm
MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5620E,
MA5620G, MA5610, and
MA5616:
l 16mA
l 20mA
l 25mA
l 30mA
l 35mA
l 40mA
l 45mA
DCTime INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the power

outage duration of the
terminal.
Unit: 10 ms.

PITime INTEGER 0-20 Indicates the duration of

waiting to collect digits.
Unit: 10 ms. The
MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5606T, MA5620E,
MA5620G, MA5610,
and MA5616 do not
FSKDelayInte INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the delay in

rval issuing the calling
number.
Unit: 10 ms.

ActualVoiceG OCTET l high Indicates the actual

ain STRING l low voice gain.
(32) l The UA5000 (PVM)
l [3~0]
supports this
l [3~-3.5] parameter, and the
l [3~-7] MA5600T,
l [3~-12] MA5603T,
MA5606T,
l [3~-8.5] MA5620E,
l [0~0] MA5620G, MA5610,
l [0~-3.5] and MA5616 do not
support this
l [0~-7]
parameter.
l [0~-12]
l The expression
l [0~-8.5] [A~B] indicates a
l [-3~0] pair of values instead
of a value range. A
l [-3~-3.5]
indicates the receive
l [-3~-7] voice gain, and B
l [-3~-12] indicates the transmit
voice gain with dB as
l [-3~-8.5]
its unit.
l [3~-3]
For example, values
l [3~-6] [3~0] indicate that the
l [3~-9] receive voice gain is 3
dB, and the transmit
l [0~-3]
voice gain is 0 dB.
l [0~-6]
l [0~-9]
l [-3~-3]
l [-3~-6]
l [-3~-9]
l [-4~-9]
l [-2.5~-7.5]
l [-1~-6]
l [1.5~-3.5]
l [4~-1]
l Auto Voice
Gain[-1~-4~-6~9]
CidTransWhe OCTET AfterRing Indicates the time when

n STRING BeforeRing the calling number is
issued.

CidFormat OCTET l SDMF Indicates the format for

STRING l MDMF issuing the calling
number.
l DTMF
The UA5000PVM
l R15(RUSSIA) V200R013C03 supports
l ETSI the value
R15(RUSSIA). The
MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5606T
V800R062 support the
values R15(RUSSIA)
and ETSI.
The meanings of the
l SDMF: Indicates the
caller identification
display in the FSK
format.
l MDMF: Indicates the
display in the FSK
format.
l DTMF: Indicates the
display in the DTMF
format.
l R15(RUSSIA):
Indicates the caller
identification display
of telephones in
Russia.
l ETSI: Indicates the
display for BT that
complies with the
ETSI standard.
OverloadPRI OCTET l cat1 Indicates the overload

STRING l cat2 priority.
l cat3 This parameter is
displayed only when the
entered
SHOWOPTION
contains the
OverloadPRI
parameter. By default,
this parameter is not
displayed.

ImpedancePro OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

file STRING impedance attenuation
profile.
The UA5000 (PVM)
and the MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
do not support this
parameter.
SendVoiceGai OCTET 5/4.5/4/3.5/3/2.5/2/1.5/1/0.5/0/-0 Indicates the transmit

n STRING . voice gain.
5/-1/-1.5/-2/-2.5/-3/-3.5/-4/-4.5/- Unit: dB.
5/-5.5/-6/Auto Voice Gain
The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
support this parameter,
and the UA5000 (PVM)
does not support this
parameter.
RecvVoiceGai OCTET 0/-0.5/-1/-1.5/-2/-2.5/-3/-3.5/-4/- Indicates the receive

n STRING 4.5/-5/-5.5/-6/-6.5/-7/-7.5/-8/-8.5 voice gain.
/-9/-9.5/-10/-10.5/-11/-11.5/-12/ Unit: dB.
Auto Voice Gain
The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.
RevPolarityM OCTET l Hard Indicates the polarity

ode STRING l Soft reversal mode.
The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.

PortRunState OCTET l Normal Indicates the running

STRING l Fault status of the port.
l Deactive The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
l Low Power MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.
PortTestState OCTET l Not Test Indicates the testing

STRING l Testing status of the port.
The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.
PortLineState OCTET Normal Indicates the line status

STRING On Earth of the port.
The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.
PortLoopState OCTET l Not Loopback Indicates the loopback

STRING l Local Loopback status of the port.
l Remote Loopback The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.

ServiceRunSt OCTET l Fault Indicates the running

ate STRING l Idle status of the ongoing
service of the port.
l Off-hook
The MA5600T,
l Lock MA5603T, MA5606T,
l Ring MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.
ServiceAdmin OCTET l Local Terminate Service Indicates the

State STRING l Peer Terminate Service management status of
the ongoing service of
l Enable Service the port.
The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.
ActualSendVo OCTET 5/4.5/4/3.5/3/2.5/2/1.5/1/0.5/0/-0 Indicates the actual

iceGain STRING . transmit voice gain.
5/-1/-1.5/-2/-2.5/-3/-3.5/-4/-4.5/- Unit: dB.
5/-5.5/-6/Auto Voice Gain
The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.
ActualRecvVo OCTET 0/-0.5/-1/-1.5/-2/-2.5/-3/-3.5/-4/- Indicates the actual

iceGain STRING 4.5/-5/-5.5/-6/-6.5/-7/-7.5/-8/-8.5 receive voice gain.
/-9/-9.5/-10/-10.5/-11/-11.5/-12/ Unit: dB.
Auto Voice Gain
The MA5600T,
MA5603T, MA5606T,
MA5620E, MA5620G,
MA5610, and MA5616
parameter.

AGCEnable OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to

STRING l Enable support the automatic
gain control (AGC).
The UA5000PVM
V200R13C03 and
MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5606T V800R62
Default: Disable.
AGCEnableL INTEGER -24 to -9 Indicates the target value

evel of AGC.
The UA5000PVM
V200R13C03 and
MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5606T V800R62
Unit: dBm0.
Default: -22.
SNSEnable OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to

STRING l Enable support the spectral
noise suppression
(SNS).
The UA5000PVM
V200R13C03 and
MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5606T V800R62
Default: Disable.
SNSEnableLe INTEGER 6-20 Indicates the SNS

vel suppression.
The UA5000PVM
V200R13C03 and
MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5606T V800R62
Unit: dB.
Default: 12.

NlpMode OCTET Normal Mode Indicates the Nlp mode.

STRING Ecgain Mode The following devices
Increased Mode and later versions
Reduced Mode
l MA5620E: MA5600
Close V800R305C01B057
DtmfEchoCancel l MA5620G: MA5600
NOTE V800R305C02B031
The V800R011C00 and later
versions of MA5600T, MA5603T, l MA5606T
and MA5603U support the DTMF l MA5600
echo cancellation mode.
V800R005C23B090
l MA5600
V800R005C63B090
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R005C33B090
l MA5610: MA5610
V800R306C01B000
l MA5616: MA5616
V800R306C01B000
l MA5603T
l MA5603U
LineLockEna OCTET l Enable Specifies whether to

ble STRING l Disable enable port locking. The
MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5606T V800R62
Default: Enable.

DspInputGain OCTET -10 db to +5 db Indicates the input gain

STRING of the digital signal
processor (DSP).
NOTE
The following device
this parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R006C32 and
later versions
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R006C32 and
later versions
l MA5606T: MA5600
V800R006C22 and
later versions
l MA5610: MA5610
V800R306C000 and
later versions
l MA5616: MA5616
V800R306C000 and
later versions
l MA5620E: MA5620E
V800R307C00B001
and later versions
l MA5620G:
MA5620G
V800R307C00B001
and later versions
l MA5652G: MA5652
V800R306C01B050
and later versions
l MA5620
l MA5612

DspOutputGai OCTET -10db to +10db Indicates the output gain

n STRING of the DSP.
NOTE
The following device
response:
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R006C32 and
later versions
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R006C32 and
later versions
l MA5606T: MA5600
V800R006C22 and
later versions
l MA5610: MA5610
V800R306C000 and
later versions
l MA5616: MA5616
V800R306C000 and
later versions
l MA5620E: MA5620E
V800R307C00B001
and later versions
l MA5620G:
MA5620G
V800R307C00B001
and later versions
l MA5652G: MA5652
V800R306C01B050
and later versions
l MA5620
l MA5612
ClipReverseP OCTET l Enable Specifies whether to

ole STRING l Disable enable the polarity
reversal. Devices that
Default: Disable support this parameter
are as follows:
l MA5620E: MA5600
V800R305C01B112
l MA5620G: MA5600
V800R305C02B051

DEFAULTCL OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the default

I STRING outgoing calling number.
Ensure that the number
exists on the device.
NOTE
The following versions
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R011C00 and
later versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
V800R011C00 and
later versions
l MA5612: MA5612
V800R015C00 and
later versions
l MA5616: MA5616
V800R015C00 and
later versions
l MA5822: MA5822
V800R015C00 and
later versions
USERGROU INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the SIP user

PID group ID. Ensure that
the user group exists on
the device and it
contains MGID.
NOTE
l MA5600T: MA5600
V800R011C00 and
later versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
V800R011C00 and
later versions
l MA5616: MA5616
V800R015C00 and
later versions

ADJUSTFAC INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the adjustive

TOR speed of the DC output
voltage.
l MA5600T:
MA5600V800R010C
00 and later versions
l MA5603T: MA5600
V800R010C00 and
later versions
l MA5608T: MA5600
V800R012C00 and
later versions
DSPPROFIL OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the

E STRING DSP profile.
FSKMODE INTEGER 1-3 Indicates the FSK caller

ID display (CID) mode.
The meanings of the
l 1: BELL_202
l 2: CCITT_V23
l 3: NTT
Error Code
None.
Example
To query a VoIP PSTN user on port 0/10/1 of the device named CMSAN_153, run the
following command:
LST-VOIPPSTNUSER::DEV=CMSAN_153,FN=0,SN=10,PN=1:2268::;
7340155 2010-11-20 09:14:38
M 2268 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VoIP PSTN user of the device CMSAN_153

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------
DID FN SN PN MGID TID DN LayeredConf HighLevelWidth
LowerLevelWidth Voltage KCType VoiceGain LimitPulseDial

RevPolarity RevPoleLevel RevPolePulse PSTAT ServiceStatus

ConfigStatus ServiceType ALIAS UserType Impedance Current
DCTime PITime FSKDelayInterval ActualVoiceGain
7340155 0 10 1 0 aaln/3 123 Not Layered 100 300
0.45 16KC High DTMF-Pulse-both Disable 300 Disable Idle
Peer Terminate Service -- Instant Service -- DEL user -- --
10 -- 25 --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------
Related Command
l LST-VOIPBRAUSER
l LST-VOIPPRAUSER
15.20.2 Querying the List of Configured VoIP PSTN Users (LST-

VOIPPOTSBASIC)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-VOIPPOTSBASIC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name|(DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCATEINFO=onu-locate-infomation))[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-
num[,PN=Port-num]]]:CTAG::[ConfigStatus=Config-Status];
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
57 MA5606T
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
70 MA5610
92 MA5652G
94 MA5603U

96 MA5620
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
104 MA5612
2331 MA5608T
2320 MA5612A
Input Parameter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
of the device. For
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.
If you set both the DEV
and
ONULOCATEINFO
parameters for an ONU,
that is, enter
DEV=device-olt-
ipaddress,ONULOCA
TEINFO=onu-locate-
infomation, the DEV
parameter indicates the
IP address of the OLT.

ONULOCA OCTET SIZE (128) Indicates the ONU N/A

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

ID.
ConfigStatu OCTET l VoIP Indicates the -

s STRING Configured configuration status.
l Narrowband
Voice
Configured
l Not
Configured
l VoIP
Configured
And Licensed
l Narrowband
Voice
Configured
And Licensed
NOTE
You must enter either the device name or the device ID. The ConfigStatus parameter is optional and is
VoIP Configured by default. Only one record is displayed after the query. If the value of a parameter is
displayed as --, the symbol indicates an invalid value.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Configurated VoIP POTS user of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID DN LayeredConf
ConfigStatus ALIAS OverloadPRI UserType ServiceStatus CidFormat DCTime
AGCEnable AGCEnableLevel SNSEnable SNSEnableLevel

Output Parameter
r
MGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID.
MGNAM OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name.

E
TID l MG that is not 0-9999 Indicates the terminal ID.

layered:
INTEGER
l MG that is
layered:
OCTET
STRING
DN OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the telephone

l UA5000(PVM): number.
When the SIP protocol
is used, the DN value
is a character string
than 32 characters.
When the H.248
DN value is a numeral
than 16 digits.
the SIP protocol is
used, the DN value is
a character string
than 64 characters.
When the H.248
DN value is a numeral
than 16 digits.


r
LayeredCo OCTET STRING l Not Layered Indicates the layering

nf l Layered configuration.
NOTE
This parameter is not
applicable to the MDU.
ConfigStat OCTET STRING l VoIP Configured Indicates the configuration

us l Narrowband Voice status.
Configured
l Not Configured
l VoIP Configured And
Licensed
l Narrowband Voice
Configured And
Licensed
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the port alias.
OverloadP OCTET STRING l cat1 Indicates the overload

RI l cat2 priority.
l cat3
UserType OCTET STRING l DEL user Indicates the user type.

l Loop Calling PBX
l Earth Calling PBX
l PayPhone
ServiceSta OCTET STRING l Local Terminate Indicates the service

tus Service status.
l Peer Terminate
Service
l Auto Terminate
Service
l Enable Service


r
CidFormat OCTET STRING l SDMF Indicates the format for

l MDMF issuing the calling number.
l DTMF The UA5000PVM
V200R013C03 supports
l R15(RUSSIA) the value R15(RUSSIA).
l ETSI The MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5606T V800R062
support the values
R15(RUSSIA) and ETSI.
The meanings of the
l SDMF: Indicates the
display in the FSK
format.
l MDMF: Indicates the
display in the FSK
format.
l DTMF: Indicates the
display in the DTMF
format.
l R15(RUSSIA):
Indicates the caller
identification display
of telephones in
Russia.
l ETSI: Indicates the
display for BT that
complies with the ETSI
standard.
DCTime INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the power-off

duration of the terminal.
Unit: 10 ms.
AGCEnabl OCTET STRING l Disable Specifies whether to

e l Enable support the AGC.
The UA5000PVM
V200R13C03 and
MA5600T, MA5603T, and
MA5606T V800R62
Default: Disable.


r
AGCEnabl INTEGER -24 to -9 Indicates the target value

eLevel of AGC.
The UA5000PVM
V200R13C03 and
MA5606T V800R62
Unit: dbm0.
Default: -22.
SNSEnabl OCTET STRING l Disable Specifies whether to

e l Enable support the SNS.
The UA5000PVM
V200R13C03 and
MA5606T V800R62
Default: Disable.
SNSEnabl INTEGER 6-20 Indicates the SNS

eLevel suppression.
The UA5000PVM
V200R13C03 and
MA5606T V800R62
Unit: dB.
Default: 12.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does not exist. Run the LST-PORT command to
check whether the entered port
exists.
Example
To query the list of configured VoIP PSTN users on port of slot 6 in shelf 0 of the device
named msan3741, run the following command:
LST-VOIPPOTSBASIC::DEV=msan3741,FN=0,SN=6:1::;

7667714 2006-04-27 13:40:57

M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Configurated VoIP POTS user of the device msan3741

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID DN LayeredConf
ConfigStatus ALIAS OverloadPRI UserType ServiceStatus
CidFormat DCTime AGCEnable AGCEnableLevel SNSEnable SNSEnableLevel
7667714 0 6 2 55 VAG111 333 12345
Not Layered VoIP Configured Port2:PSTN cat1 DEL user
-- SDMF 10 Enable -9dbm0 Disable 12
7667714 0 6 6 56 MG-56 2222 71978
Not Layered VoIP Configured Port6:PSTN cat2 DEL user
-- SDMF 10 Enable -9dbm0 Disable 12
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------
Related Command
l LST-VOIPBRABASIC
l LST-VOIPPRABASIC
15.20.3 Querying the Performance Data of a VoIP PSTN Port

(LST-VOIPPSTNPERF)
Usage Note
l This command is used to query the network indicators (such as the delay and numbers of
the transmitted and received packets) of a specified user in a period of time.
l This command is supported only by the UA5000PVM V100R015.
Command Format
LST-VOIPPSTNPERF::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
Input Parameter
eter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device N/A

ID.


eter

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" VoIP PSTN port performance of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN CurrLineActiveTime CurrElapsedTime
CurrErroredPackets CurrPacketsReceived CurrPacketsTransmitted
CurrMaximumJitter CurrMinimumJitter PastLineActiveTime PastElapsedTime
PastErroredPackets PastPacketsReceived PastPacketsTransmitted
PastMaximumJitter PastMinimumJitter
Output Parameter
CurrLineA INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the online duration of the user

ctiveTime in the current 15 minutes.
Unit: s

CurrElapse INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the elapsed time in the current

dTime 15 minutes.
Unit: s
CurrErrore INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of error packets in

dPackets the current 15 minutes.
CurrPacket INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of received

sReceived packets in the current 15 minutes.
CurrPacket INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of transmitted

sTransmitte packets in the current 15 minutes.
d
CurrMaxim INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the maximum jitter in the

umJitter current 15 minutes.
Unit: ms
CurrMinim INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the minimum jitter in the

umJitter current 15 minutes.
Unit: ms
PastLineAc INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the online duration of the user

tiveTime in the last 15 minutes.
Unit: s
PastElapse INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the elapsed time in the last 15

dTime minutes.
Unit: s
PastErrored INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of error packets in

Packets the last 15 minutes.
PastPackets INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of received

Received packets in the last 15 minutes.
PastPackets INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the number of transmitted

Transmitte packets in the last 15 minutes.
d
PastMaxim INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the maximum jitter in the last

umJitter 15 minutes.
Unit: ms
PastMinim INTEGER 0-2147483647 Indicates the minimum jitter in the last

umJitter 15 minutes.
Unit: ms

NOTE
The device name (or device ID), subrack ID, slot ID, and port ID must be set. Only one record is
returned after the query. If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, the symbol indicates an invalid
value.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the performance statistics of port 0/9/7 on device named 10.144.79.74, run the
following command:
LST-VOIPPSTNPERF::DEV=10.144.79.74,FN=0,SN=9,PN=7:CTAG::;
7340039 2009-06-02 17:27:47
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VoIP PSTN Performance of the device 10.144.79.74

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN CurrLineActiveTime CurrElapsedTime
CurrErroredPackets CurrPacketsReceived CurrPacketsTransmitted
CurrMaximumJitter CurrMinimumJitter PastLineActiveTime
PastElapsedTime PastErroredPackets PastPacketsReceived
PastPacketsTransmitted PastMaximumJitter PastMinimumJitter
7340039 0 9 7 371 615 0 31793 31792 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.20.4 Querying the Extended Telephone Numbers of a VoIP

PSTN Port (LST-VOIPPSTNEXTTELNO)
Usage Note
This command is applicable only to the SIP protocol.
Command Format
LST-VOIPPSTNEXTTELNO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-num),(SN=Slot-
num),(PN=Port-num):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=USERGROUPID];

Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
92 MA5652G
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter

STRING name.
SHOWOPTI OCTET USERGROUPID (Optional) Specifies the -

ON STRING attributes that can be
displayed in the
response. If you set this
parameter, the
are displayed. By
default, the attributes are
not displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VoIP PSTN Port Extended Phone Number of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: ExtID ExtTelNo USERGROUPID

Output Parameter
ExtID INTEGER 1-65535 Indicates the ID of the extended

telephone number.
ExtTelNo OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the extended telephone

STRING number.
The symbol - in the query result
indicates that the extended telephone
number is null.
USERGROU INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the user group ID of the

PID extended telephone number.
The following versions support this
parameter:
l MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5608T V800R011C00 and
later versions
l MA5616, MA5612, MA5818
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the extended telephone numbers of VoIP PSTN port 0/2/2 on the device named
LST-VOIPPSTNEXTTELNO::DEV=10.71.211.94,FN=0,SN=2,PN=2:kkk::;
7340128 2009-05-11 19:58:07
M kkk COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=16
blktotal=16
VoIP PSTN Port Extended Phone Number of the device 10.71.211.94

--------------------
ExtID ExtTelNo
1 +*#-.()23ad09ZA
2 -
3 85225
4 -
5 -
6 -
7 -
8 -
9 +*#-.()23adZA
10 -
11 -

12 +*1#-.()23adZA
13 -
14 -
15 -
16 234234
--------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.5 Querying the User Name and Password of a VoIP PSTN

Port (LST-VOIPPSTNACCOUNT)
Usage Note
This command is applicable only to the SIP protocol. The MDU V800R307C01 and later
versions support this command.
Command Format
LST-VOIPPSTNACCOUNT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num[,BINDINDEX=bind-index]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=AUTHMODE HA1];
Supporting Device
70 MA5610
104 MA5612
100 MA5616
92 MA5652G
96 MA5620
62 MA5620E
65 MA5620G
2313 MA5652
2322 MA5621A
NOTE
command.
2331 MA5608T

2320 MA5612A
Input Parameter
ult

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
BINDINDEX INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the index bound to N/A

a phone number of the port.
NOTE
The phone number must exist
on the device.
This parameter applies to basic
and extension phone numbers.
The value 0 indicates the index
bound to a basic phone number
and other values indicate the
indexes bound to extension
phone numbers.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET l AUTHMODE (Optional) Specifies the N/A

N STRING l HA1 attributes that can be
displayed.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="VoIP PSTN POTS Port User Account Configuration"+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX UserName Password
Output Parameter
BINDINDEX INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the binding index

of the telephone number of
the port.
Currently, the user name and
password of only the basic
telephone number can be
queried. The binding index
of the basic telephone
number is 0.
UserName OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the user name of

the VoIP POTS port.
Password OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the user password

of the VoIP POTS port. This
parameter is valid only
when AUTHMODE is set
to Password.
AUTHMODE OCTET STRING l Password Indicates the authentication

l HA1 mode of the port.
HA1 OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the authentication

password of the port. This
parameter is valid only
when AUTHMODE is set
to HA1.
Error Code
None.

Example
To query the user name and password of VoIP PSTN POTS port 0/2/1 on the device named
LST-VOIPPSTNACCOUNT::DEV=10.71.211.24,FN=0,SN=2,PN=1:111::;
7340148 2009-08-11 09:40:07
M 111 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VoIP PSTN Port Account Configuration10.71.211.24

---------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX UserName Password
7340148 0 2 1 0 waawa adfasdf
---------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.20.6 Querying Members of an CLI Account Group (LST-

CGMEMBER)
Usage Note
This command is used to query members of an CLI account group.
Command Format
LST-CGMEMBER::(DID=DevID|DEV=Device-Name),(MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-NAME),CGNAME=CG-
Name:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
eter

ER


eter
DEV OCTE SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by default. If -

T the value of the configuration item
G indicates the IP address of the device.
Address.
MGID INTEG 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID. -

ER
MGN OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name. -

AME T
STRIN
G
CGNA OCTE SIZE(32) Indicates the name of the CLI account -

ME T group. Different ports must use different
STRIN group names. The group name of a port
G cannot be the same as the name of the
simultaneous ringing group or hunting
group. The value of this parameter
supports only letters, digits, underscores
(_), and forward slashes (/).
Response Format
Format Description.
title="List CLI Group "+device-name
DID MGID MGNAME CGNAME CGMEMBER
Output Parameter

STRING
CGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the CLI

STRING account group.
CGMEMBER OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the members of the CLI


Error Code
None.
Example
To query members of an CLI account group on the device named 10.144.194.165 whose
MGNAME is set to 1/4 and CGNAME is set to 1235555, run the following command:
LST-CGMEMBER::DEV=10.144.194.165,MGNAME=1/4,CGNAME=1235555:CTAG::;
7340035 2013-03-27 11:18:13

M CATG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
List CLI Group10.144.194.165

------------------------------
DID MGID MGNAME CGNAME CGMEMBER
7340034 3 -- 1235555 1
---------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.7 Querying CLI Account Groups (LST-CLIGROUP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query CLI account groups when the SIP protocol or SIP+H.248
protocols are used.
Command Format
LST-CLIGROUP::(DID=DevID|DEV=Device-Name),(MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-Name)[,CGNAME=CG-
Name]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device

Input Parameter
eter

ER
DEV OCTE SIZE (192) Indicates the device name by default. If -

T the value of the configuration item
G indicates the IP address of the device.
Address.
MGID INTEG 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID. -

ER
MGN OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name. -

AME T
STRIN
G
CGNA OCTE SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the CLI account -
ME T group. Different ports must use different
STRIN group names. The group name of a port
G cannot be the same as the name of the
simultaneous ringing group or hunting
group. The value of this parameter
supports only letters, digits, underscores
(_), and forward slashes (/).
Response Format
Format Description.
title="List CLI Group "+device-name
DID MGID MGNAME CGNAME
Output Parameter

STRING

CGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the CLI

Error Code
None.
Example
To query CLI account groups on the device named 10.144.194.165 whose MGNAME is set
to 1/4 and CGNAME is set to 1235555, run the following command:
LST-CLIGROUP::DEV=10.144.194.165,MGNAME=1/4,CGNAME=1235555:CTAG::;
7340035 2012-02-24 11:18:13

M CATG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
List CLI Group10.144.194.165

------------------------------
DID MGID MGNAME CGNAME
7340034 3 -- 1235555
------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.8 Querying Service Rights and Service Data of VoIP PSTN

Users (LST-VOIPPSTNSRV)
Usage Note
This command is used to query service rights and service data of VoIP PSTN users and
applies only to the SIP protocol.
Command Format
LST-VOIPPSTNSRV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-num),(SN=Slot-num),
(PN=Port-num)[,BINDINDEX=bind-index]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=CALLHOLD THREEPARTY
MEETINGSRV CALLTRANSFER CALLWAIT MCALLIDENTY MSGWAITIND ANONYMOUSCALL CENTRENO
CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE HOTTIME HOTLINENO DIALTONE CFBNO CFNRNO CFUNO
CFNRTIME DC];

Supporting Device
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter
Para Parameter Range Description Default
mete Type
r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name. If the N/A


mete Type
r
BIND INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the index bound to a N/A

INDE phone number of the port.
X NOTE
The phone number must exist on the
device.
This parameter applies to basic and
extension phone numbers. The value 0
indicates the index bound to a basic
phone number and other values
indicate the indexes bound to
extension phone numbers.
The following versions support the
binding of only basic phone
numbers:
l MA5600Ts earlier than
V800R11C00
V800R11C00
l MA5616s earlier than
V800R311C00


mete Type
r
SHO OCTET l CALLHOL (Optional) Specifies the attributes -

WOP STRING D that can be displayed in the
TION l THREEPAR returned result. If you set this
TY parameter, the corresponding
attributes are displayed. By default,
l MEETINGS the attributes are not displayed.
RV
l CALLTRAN
SFER
l CALLWAIT
l MCALLIDE
NTY
l MSGWAITI
ND
l ANONYMO
USCALL
l CENTREN
O
l CENTREXP
REFIX
l CENTREXF
LAG
l MWIMODE
l HOTTIME
l HOTLINEN
O
l DIALTONE
l CFBNO
l CFNRNO
l CFUNO
l CFNRTIME
l DC
Response Format
This format complies with that of the query command in 11.3 Response Format Description.
title="The VOIP PSTN Service List of the device"+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX CALLHOLD THREEPARTY MEETINGSRV
CALLTRANSFER CALLWAIT MCALLIDENTY MSGWAITIND ANONYMOUSCALL CENTRENO CENTREXPREFIX
CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE HOTTIME HOTLINENO DIALTONE CFBNO CFNRNO CFUNO CFNRTIME DC

Output Parameter
Paramet Parameter Range Description
er Type
BINDIN INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the index bound to the phone

DEX number of a port.
The following versions support the
binding of only basic phone numbers:
V800R11C00
V800R11C00
l MA5616s earlier than
V800R311C00
CALLHO OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the call hold

LD STRING l Disable function is enabled. This function
allows a user to place a call on hold
and then retrieve the call from hold.
l Enable: enables this function.
l Disable: disables this function.
THREEP OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the third-party

ARTY STRING l Disable service is enabled. This function
allows a user to establish a third-party
conversion.
MEETIN OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the multi-party

GSRV STRING l Disable conference service is enabled. This
function allows a user to attend and
control a multi-party conference.


er Type
CALLTR OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the call transfer

ANSFER STRING l Disable function is enabled. This function
allows a user to transfer an ongoing
call. For example, user B (transferor)
can transfer the call with user A
(transferee) to user C (transfer target).
CALLW OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the call waiting

AIT STRING l Disable function is enabled. For example, user
A (a subscriber) receives an incoming
call from user C during a conversation
with user B. User A can continue the
conversion with user B ignoring the
incoming call, or answer the incoming
call when holding or stop the
conversation with user B.
MCALLI OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the malicious call

DENTY STRING l Disable tracking function is enabled. This
function allows a user to track a
malicious call.
MSGWAI OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the message waiting

TIND STRING l Disable indicator function is enabled. The
indicator informs a user of the status
change of recorded messages so that
the user can check the messages in a
timely manner.


er Type
ANONY OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the anonymous

MOUSC STRING l Disable calling function is enabled. This
ALL function allows a user to make a call
without revealing its number to the
callee.
CENTRE INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the group ID.

NO
CENTRE OCTET SIZE (7) Indicates the outgoing prefix.

XPREFI STRING
X
CENTRE OCTET l DIRECT Indicates the outgoing attributes.

XFLAG STRING l SECONDARY Options are as follows:
l DIRECT: direct call
l SECONDARY: secondary call
MWIMO OCTET l DEFERRED Indicates the message waiting indicator

DE STRING l IMMEDIATE mode.
l COMBINE Options are as follows:
l DEFERRED: deferred transmission
l IMMEDIATE: immediate
transmission
l COMBINE: combined transmission
HOTTIM INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the delay duration for

E hotlines.
Unit: s.
HOTLIN OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the hotline number.

ENO STRING
DIALTO OCTET l NORMAL Indicates the dial tone.

NE STRING l SPECIAL Options are as follows:
l MW l NORMAL: normal dial tone
l SPECIAL: special dial tone
l MW: message waiting
CFBNO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the forwarding number if the

STRING call is busy.
CFNRNO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the forwarding number if the

STRING call is not answered.


er Type
CFUNO OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the forwarding number if call

STRING forwarding is allowed unconditionally.
CFNRTI INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the wait time before

ME forwarding a call if the call is not
answered.
Unit: s.
DC OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the dual-

STRING l Disable communication service is enabled.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: V800R011C00 and later
versions
versions
versions
l MA5612: V800R310C00 and later
versions
versions
versions
Error Code
None.
Example
To query service rights and service data of the VoIP PSTN user configured on port 0/15/7 on
LST-
VOIPPSTNSRV::DEV=10.144.195.45,FN=0,SN=15,PN=7,BINDINDEX=0:CTAG::SHO
WOPTION=CALLHOLD THREEPARTY MEETINGSRV CALLTRANSFER
CALLWAIT MCALLIDENTY MSGWAITIND ANONYMOUSCALL CENTRENO
CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE HOTTIME HOTLINENO
DIALTONE CFBNO CFNRNO CFNRTIME;
7340032 2012-02-25 14:11:53
M CTAG COMPLD

blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The VOIP PSTN Service List of the device 10.144.195.45

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX CALLHOLD THREEPARTY MEETINGSRV
CALLTRANSFER CALLWAIT MCALLIDENTY MSGWAITIND ANONYMOUSCALL
CENTRENO CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE HOTTIME HOTLINENO
DIALTONE CFBNO CFNRNO CFUNO CFNRTIME
7340032 0 15 7 0 Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable
Enable Enable Enable 4294967294 7 SECONDARY COMBINE 255
64 MW aaa bbb ccc 65535
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.20.9 Querying a VoIP ISDN BRA User (LST-VOIPBRAUSER)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the service data (such as the MG interface ID, terminal ID,
and IUA link set ID) of a VoIP ISDN BRA user.
Command Format
LST-VOIPBRAUSER::(((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num)|(MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-NAME,TID=Terminal-ID)|DN=Telephone-Number|
ALIAS=Port-alias):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=WorkMode MGNAME OverloadPRI CodeType
AutoDeactive AutoDeactiveDelay PortRunState PortLoopState PortTestState
ServiceRunStateB1 ServiceRunStateB2 ServiceAdminStateB1 ServiceAdminStateB2
L1ActiveMode UniAlarmReport L2Monitor UniErrReport AutoResumeLimit
AutoResumeTimes BraPortBad BraPortBadDelay INCHANGE OUTCHANGE DEFAULTCLI
DEFAULTCLIMODE BC USERGROUPID CLIGROUP DSPPROFILE NUMBERTYPE INTPREFIX
NATIONALPREFIX CLEARTONEPRO EARLYMEDIA];
Supporting Device
100 MA5616
103 MA5635
219 UA5000 (PVM)
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter
er t

R

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
about how to modify
Device According to
the IP Address.
FN INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the subrack -

R ID.

R

R
MGID INTEGE 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID. -

R

E STRING
TID INTEGE 0-9999 Indicates the terminal -

R ID.


er t
DN OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the phone -

STRING l UA5000(PVM): When number.
the SIP protocol is used,
the DN value is a
character string
than 32 characters.
When the H.248
value is a numeral
than 16 digits.
l Other devices: When the
SIP protocol is used, the
DN value is a character
string consisting of no
more than 64 characters.
When the H.248
value is a numeral
than 16 digits.

STRING


er t
SHOWO OCTET l WorkMode (Optional) Specifies the -

PTION STRING l MGNAME attributes that can be
l OverloadPRI result.
l CodeType If you set this parameter,
l AutoDeactive the corresponding
l AutoDeactiveDelay attributes are returned.
l PortRunState By default, the attributes
are not displayed.
l PortLoopState
l PortTestState
l ServiceRunStateB1
l ServiceRunStateB2
l ServiceAdminStateB1
l ServiceAdminStateB2
l L1ActiveMode
l UniAlarmReport
l L2Monitor
l UniErrReport
l AutoResumeLimit
l AutoResumeTimes
l BraPortBad
l BraPortBadDelay
l INCHANGE
l OUTCHANGE
l DEFAULTCLI
l DEFAULTCLIMODE
l BC
l USERGROUPID
l CLIGROUP
l DSPPROFILE
l NUMBERTYPE
l INTPREFIX
l NATIONALPREFIX
l CLEARTONEPRO
l EARLYMEDIA

NOTE
Set the parameter(s) specified in one of the following items:

l Telephone number
l Port alias
Only one record is displayed after the query. If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, the symbol
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" VoIP ISDN user of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID DN LSN IID RPower PSTAT
ServiceStatus ConfigStatus ServiceType ALIAS WorkMode OverloadPRI CodeType
AutoDeactive AutoDeactiveDelay PortRunState PortLoopState PortTestState
ServiceRunStateB1 ServiceRunStateB2 ServiceAdminStateB1 ServiceAdminStateB2
L1ActiveMode UniAlarmReport L2Monitor UniErrReport AutoResumeLimit
AutoResumeTimes BraPortBad BraPortBadDelay INCHANGE OUTCHANGE DEFAULTCLI
DEFAULTCLIMODE BC USERGROUPID CLIGROUP DSPPROFILE NUMBERTYPE INTPREFIX
NATIONALPREFIX CLEARTONEPRO EARLYMEDIA
Output Parameter
er

R

R

R

R
MGID INTEGE 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID.

R
MGNA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name.

ME STRING
TID INTEGE 0-9999 Indicates the terminal ID.

R


er

STRING l UA5000(PVM): When the
When the H.248 protocol
is used, the DN value is a
numeral consisting of no
more than 16 digits.
l Other devices: When the
When the H.248 protocol
is used, the DN value is a
numeral consisting of no
more than 16 digits.
LSN INTEGE 0-15 Indicates the number of the

R L2UA link set.
IID INTEGE 0-16777215 Indicates the Interface ID.

R
RPower OCTET l Yes Specifies whether to enable the

STRING l No remote power supply.
PSTAT OCTET l Active Indicates the port status.

STRING l Deactive The MA5600T and MA5603T do
l Fault not support this parameter.
l Testing
l Lock
l Busy
l Localloopback
l Remoteloopback
l B1codetest
l B2codetest
ConfigSt OCTET l VoIP Configured Indicates the configuration status.

atus STRING l Narrowband Voice
l Configured
l Not Configured


er
ServiceS OCTET l Local Terminate Indicates the service status.

tatus STRING l ServiceRemote Terminate The MA5600T and MA5603T do
l ServiceAuto Terminate not support this parameter.
l ServiceEnable Service
ServiceT OCTET l Instant Service Indicates the service type.

ype STRING l Internal SPC
l V5 SPC
l V5-PRELeased
l LineIP SPC

STRING
WorkMo OCTET l P2MP Indicates the working mode.

de STRING l P2P
l AUTO
NOTE
This value is applicable only
l MA5603T:
versions
l MA5600T:
versions
l MDU: V800R015C10
and later versions
Overload OCTET l cat1 Indicates the overload priority.

PRI STRING l cat2
l cat3
CodeTyp OCTET l 2B1Q Indicates the coding type.

e STRING l 4B3T The MA5600T and MA5603T do
l Unknown type not support this parameter.
AutoDea OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to support the

ctive STRING l Enable automatic deactivation.
The UA5000(PVM) does not
NOTE
This parameter is not supported
when WorkMode is set to P2P.


er
AutoDea INTEGE 10-360 Indicates the auto-deactivation

ctiveDel R delay.
ay Unit: s.
NOTE
This parameter is not supported
when WorkMode is set to P2P.
PortRun OCTET l Normal Indicates the running status of the

State STRING l Fault port.
l Deactive The UA5000(PVM) does not
PortLoo OCTET Not Loopback Indicates the loopback status of

pState STRING Remote Loopback the port.
Local Loopback The UA5000(PVM) does not
PortTest OCTET Not Test Indicates the testing status of the

State STRING Testing port.
ServiceR OCTET l Idle Indicates the running status of the

unStateB STRING l Busy service layer of the BRA B1
1 channel.
l Fault
ServiceR OCTET l Idle Indicates the running status of the

unStateB STRING l Busy service layer of the BRA B2
2 channel.
l Fault
ServiceA OCTET l Local Terminate Service Indicates the management status

dminStat STRING l Remote Terminate Service of the service layer of the BRA
eB1 B1 channel.
l Enable Service
l Shutting Down support this parameter.
ServiceA OCTET l Local Terminate Service Indicates the management status

dminStat STRING l Remote Terminate Service of the service layer of the BRA
eB2 B2 channel.
l Enable Service
l Shutting Down support this parameter.


er
L1Activ OCTET Stable Active Indicates the activation mode at

eMode STRING Unstable Active layer 1.
The MA5600T and MA5603T
V800R62 and UA5000PVM
V100R17 support this parameter.
UniAlar OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

mReport STRING Disable function of reporting UNI fault
alarms.
V800R062 support this
parameter.
L2Monit OCTET Disable Specifies whether to enable L2

or STRING Enable monitoring.
parameter.
UniErrR OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

eport STRING Disable reporting of UNI faults.
parameter.
AutoRes INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the maximum times of

umeLimi R automatic recovery if a port is
t faulty.
parameter.
AutoRes INTEGE 0-255 Indicates the times of automatic

umeTim R recovery after the port is faulty.
es The MA5600T and MA5603T
parameter.
BraPort OCTET Disabled Specifies whether to support the

Bad STRING Enabled power-saving function.
The UA5000PVM V100R017
BraPort INTEGE 10-360 Indicates the deactivation delay

BadDela R of the BRA access.
y The UA5000PVM V100R017


er
INCHA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the profile for incoming

NGE STRING called number change.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
versions
l MA5616: MA5616
versions
OUTCH OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the profile for outgoing

ANGE STRING calling number change.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
versions
l MA5616: MA5616
versions
DEFAU OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the default outgoing

LTCLI STRING calling number. This number
must exist on the device. In
addition, it must be the number of
the port (not other ports) or the
number of the hunting group to
which the port belongs.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
versions
l MA5616: MA5616
versions


er
DEFAU OCTET l Match Indicates the default outgoing

LTCLIM STRING l Overwrite number matching.
ODE NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
versions
l MA5616: MA5616
versions
l Match: matches the outgoing
calling number with the
number allocated to a port.
When the matching fails, use
DEFAULTCLI if it has been
configured, or use the first
registered number if
DEFAULTCLI is not
configured.
l Overwrite: uses parameter
DEFAULTCLI configured on
the port, instead of the
number reported by the
terminal. If DEFAULTCLI is
not configured, this parameter
is unavailable.


er
BC OCTET l Speech Indicates the voice BC.

STRING l 3.1kaudio NOTE
l Speech+3.1kaudio parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
versions
l MA5616: MA5616
versions
l Speech: indicates that the
ISDN terminal just supports
Speech when bearing a voice
service. For voice call service,
the ISDN terminal always
supports Speech.
l 3.1kaudio: indicates that the
3.1kaudio when bearing a
voice service. For voice call
service, the ISDN terminal
invariably supports
3.1kaudio.
l Speech+3.1kaudio: indicates
that the ISDN terminal
supports both Speech and
service, bear capability must
be issued based on the BC
value carried in the XML of
the call signaling or the BC
value mapped from the SDP
according to the TS183036.


er
USERG INTEGE 0-65535 Indicates the SIP user group ID.

ROUPI R Before issuing the parameter,
D ensure that the user group exists
on the device and it contains
MGID.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
versions
l MA5616: MA5616
versions
CLIGRO OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the CLI account group

UP STRING referenced by a user. Ensure that
the CLI account group exists on
NEs and belongs to the same MG
as the user does before applying
this parameter.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
versions
l MA5603T: MA5603
versions
DSPPR OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the DSP

OFILE STRING profile.
NUMBE OCTET Unknown Indicates the telephone number

RTYPE STRING National type.
Auto
International
Subscriber
INTPRE OCTET Enable Indicates the international

FIX STRING Disable number prefix.
This parameter is valid when the
telephone number type is
International.


er
NATION OCTET Enable Indicates the national number

ALPRE STRING Disable prefix.
FIX This parameter is valid when the
National.
CLEAR OCTET l Enable Indicates the clearing tone

TONEP STRING l Disable provision.
RO NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T:
V800R013C00SPC205
versions
l MA5603T:
V800R013C00SPC205
versions
l MA5608T:
V800R013C00SPC205
versions
EARLY OCTET l Enable Indicates the early media

MEDIA STRING l Disable transmission.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T:
V800R013C00SPC205
versions
l MA5603T:
V800R013C00SPC205
versions
l MA5608T:
V800R013C00SPC205
versions
Error Code
There is no error code.
Example
To query a VoIP ISDN BRA user on port 0/7/0 of the device named 10.71.56.142, run the
following command:

LST-
VOIPBRAUSER::DEV=10.71.56.142,FN=0,SN=7,PN=0:2268::SHOWOPTION=CLIGR
OUP;
7667714 2005-06-09 14:49:52
M 2268 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VoIP ISDN user of the device 10.71.56.142
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------
DID FN SN PN MGID TID DN LSN IID Rpower
PSTAT ServiceStatus ConfigStatus ServiceType ALIAS CLIGROUP
7667714 0 7 0 -- -- -- -- --
Fault -- Not Configured Instant Service Port 0:BRA 45
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------
;
Related Command
l LST-VOIPPSTNUSER
l LST-VOIPPRAUSER
15.20.10 Querying the List of Configured VoIP ISDN BRA Users

(LST-VOIPBRABASIC)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-VOIPBRABASIC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
103 MA5635
219 UA5000 (PVM)

Input Parameter

STRING name.

ID.
ConfigStatu OCTET l VoIP Indicates the -

s STRING Configured configuration status.
l Narrowband
Voice
Configured
l Not
Configured
l VoIP
Configured
And Licensed
l Narrowband
Voice
Configured
And Licensed
NOTE
You must enter either the device name or the device ID. The ConfigStatus parameter is optional and is
VoIP Configured by default. Only one record is displayed after the query. If the value of a parameter is
displayed as --, the symbol indicates an invalid value.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" Configurated VoIP ISDN BRA user of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID DN LSN IID LayeredConf
ConfigStatus ALIAS RPower WorkMode OverloadPRI CodeType
Output Parameter
DID INTEGER - Indicates the device

ID.

FN INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the

subrack ID.
SN INTEGER 0-35 Indicates the slot

ID.
PN INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the port

ID.
MGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the MG

ID.
MGNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the MG

name.
TID l MG that is not 0-9999 Indicates the

layered: INTEGER terminal ID.
l MG that is layered:
OCTET STRING
DN OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the

l UA5000(PVM): When telephone number.
the DN value is a
character string
than 32 characters.
When the H.248
value is a numeral
than 16 digits.
the DN value is a
character string
than 64 characters.
When the H.248
value is a numeral
than 16 digits.
LSN INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the

number of the
L2UA link set.
IID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the

Interface ID.

LayeredCon OCTET STRING Not Layered Indicates the

f Layered layering
configuration.
ConfigStatus OCTET STRING l VoIP Configured Indicates the

l Narrowband Voice configuration
Configured status.
l Not Configured
l VoIP Configured And
Licensed
l Narrowband Voice
Configured And
Licensed
ALIAS OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the port

alias.
RPower OCTET STRING l Yes Specifies whether

l No to enable the
remote power
supply.
WorkMode OCTET STRING l P2MP Indicates the

l P2P working mode.
l AUTO
NOTE
This value is applicable
only to the following
devices:
l MA5603T:
V800R013C00 and
later versions
l MA5600T:
V800R013C00 and
later versions
l MDU:
V800R015C10 and
later versions
OverloadPR OCTET STRING cat1 Indicates the

I cat2 overload priority.
cat3
CodeType OCTET STRING l 2B1Q Indicates the coding

l 4B3T type.
l Unknown type The MA5600T and
MA5603T do not
support this
parameter.

Error Code
None.
Example
To query the list of configured VoIP ISDN BRA users of slot 6 in shelf 0 of the device named
msan3741, run the following command:
LST-VOIPBRABASIC::DEV=CMSAN_153,FN=0,SN=11:2268::;
7340155 2010-11-20 09:21:23
M 2268 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3
blktotal=3
Configurated VoIP ISDN BRA user of the device CMSAN_153

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID DN LSN IID
LayeredConf ConfigStatus ALIAS RPower WorkMode OverloadPRI
CodeType
7340155 0 11 5 0 0/2 aaln/0 32432 0 2423 -- VoIP
Configured -- -- P2MP cat2 2B1Q
7340155 0 11 7 0 0/2 aaln/1112 5211555 0 1168 --
VoIP Configured -- -- P2MP cat3 2B1Q
7340155 0 11 8 0 0/2 aaln/4 45656546 0 6 -- VoIP
Configured -- -- P2MP cat3 2B1Q
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
Related Command
l LST-VOIPPOTSBASIC
l LST-VOIPPRABASIC
15.20.11 Querying Authentication Information About a VoIP

ISDN BRA Port (LST-VOIPBRAACCOUNT)
Usage Note
This command is used to query authentication information about a VoIP ISDN BRA port and
Command Format
LST-VOIPBRAACCOUNT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-

Supporting Device
Input Parameter

ID.

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ID.

BINDINDEX INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the index -

bound to a phone
number of the port.
NOTE
The phone number
must exist on the
device.
This parameter applies
to basic and extension
phone numbers. The
value 0 indicates the
index bound to a basic
phone number and
other values indicate
the indexes bound to
extension phone
numbers.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET l AUTHMOD (Optional) Specifies -

N STRING E whether the attributes
l HA1 are displayed. If you
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By default,
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The VOIP BRA Account List of the device" + device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX UserName Password AUTHMODE HA1
Output Parameter
BINDINDEX INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the index bound to a

phone number of the port.

UserName OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the user name of the
port.
Password OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication

parameter is valid only when
AUTHMODE is set to
Password.


AUTHMODE is set to HA1.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does Ensure that the following conditions are met:
not exist. l The SIP protocol is used.
l The phone number bound to BINDINDEX must
exist on the device.
Example
To query authentication information about VoIP ISDN BRA port 0/11/0 whose phone number
is bound to index 2 on the device named 10.144.195.45, run the following command:
LST-
VOIPBRAACCOUNT::DEV=10.144.195.45,FN=0,SN=11,PN=0,BINDINDEX=2:1::SHO
WOPTION=AUTHMODE HA1;
7340041 2012-02-07 11:23:18
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The VOIP BRA Account List of the device 10.144.195.45

------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX UserName Password AUTHMODE HA1
7340041 0 11 0 1 uuuu HA1 hhhh
------------------------------------------------------------------

Related Command
None.
15.20.12 Querying Service Rights of a VoIP ISDN BRA Port (LST-

VOIPBRASRV)
Usage Note
This command is used to query authentication information about a VoIP ISDN BRA port and
Command Format
LST-VOIPBRASRV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num[,BINDINDEX=bind-index]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=CALLHOLD THREEPARTY MEETINGSRV
CALLTRANSFER CALLWAIT MCALLIDENTY MSGWAITIND CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG
MWIMODE CLIWILDCARDLEN HOTLINE HOTTIME HOTLINENO];
Supporting Device
Input Parameter

ID.

value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.


ID.

bound to a phone
number of the port.
NOTE
The phone number
must exist on the
device.
phone numbers. The
phone number and
extension phone
numbers.

SHOWOPTIO OCTET l CALLHOLD (Optional) Specifies -

N STRING l THREEPAR the attributes that can
TY be displayed in the
l MEETINGS set this parameter, the
RV corresponding
l CALLTRAN attributes are
SFER displayed. By default,
l CALLWAIT the attributes are not
displayed.
l MCALLIDE
NTY
l MSGWAITI
ND
l CENTREXN
O
l CENTREXP
REFIX
l CENTREXF
LAG
l MWIMODE
l CLIWILDC
ARDLEN
l HOTLINE
l HOTTIME
l HOTLINEN
O
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The VOIP BRA Service List of the device" + device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX CALLHOLD THREEPARTY
MEETINGSRV CALLTRANSFER CALLWAIT MCALLIDENTY MSGWAITIND CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX
CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE CLIWILDCARDLEN HOTLINE HOTTIME HOTLINENO
Output Parameter


The value 0 indicates the index
bound to a basic phone number
and other values indicate the
indexes bound to extension
phone numbers
CALLHOLD OCTET STRING l Enable Specifies whether the call hold

l Disable function is enabled. This
function allows a user to place
a call on hold and then retrieve
the call from hold.
l Enable: enables this
function.
l Disable: disables this
function.
THREEPART OCTET STRING l Enable Specifies whether the third-

Y l Disable party service is enabled. This
function allows a user to
establish a third-party
conversion.
function.
function.
MEETINGSR OCTET STRING l Enable Specifies whether the multi-

V l Disable party conference service is
enabled. This function allows a
user to attend and control a
multi-party conference.
function.
function.

CALLTRANS OCTET STRING l Enable Specifies whether the call

FER l Disable transfer function is enabled.
This function allows a user to
transfer an ongoing call. For
example, user B (transferor)
can transfer the call with user
A (transferee) to user C
(transfer target).
function.
function.
CALLWAIT OCTET STRING l Enable Specifies whether the call

l Disable waiting function is enabled.
For example, user A (a
subscriber) receives an
incoming call from user C
during a conversation with user
B. User A can continue the
conversion with user B
ignoring the incoming call, or
answer the incoming call when
holding or stop the
conversation with user B.
function.
function.
MCALLIDEN OCTET STRING l Enable Specifies whether the

TY l Disable malicious call tracking
function is enabled. This
function allows a user to track
a malicious call.
function.
function.

MSGWAITIN OCTET STRING l Enable Specifies whether the message

D l Disable waiting indicator function is
enabled. The indicator informs
a user of the status change of
recorded messages so that the
user can check the messages in
a timely manner.
function.
function.
CENTREXNO INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the Centrex number.
CENTREXPR OCTET STRING SIZE (7) Indicates the outgoing prefix.

EFIX
CENTREXFL OCTET STRING l Direct Indicates outgoing attributes.

AG l Secondary The options are as follows:
l Direct: direct dialing
l Secondary: two-stage
dialing
MWIMODE OCTET STRING l Deferred Indicates the MWI service

l Immediate mode.
l Combine Options are as follows:
l Deferred: deferred
transmission
l Immediate: immediate
transmission
l Combine: combined
transmission
CLIWILDCA OCTET STRING 0-64 Indicates the wildcard length

RDLEN any of user accounts. When the
user account is a wildcard
NOTE
The value any
number, the wildcard
indicates the characters in the number
wildcard length indicate the wildcard length.
when wildcard
characters are not
restricted.
HOTLINE OCTET STRING l Enable Indicates the hotline service

l Disable permissions.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T

HOTTIME INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the hotline delay

Unit: s. duration, that is, the hotline
delay duration of user service
data.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T
HOTLINENO OCTET STRING 1-64 Indicates the hotline number,

that is, the hotline number of
user service data. This
parameter is used to set the
autodial number when a user
does not dial numbers for a
long time and the hotline
service is enabled.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T
Error Code
Example
To query service rights of VoIP ISDN BRA port 0/11/0 whose phone number is bound to
index 1 on the device named 10.144.195.45, run the following command:
LST-
VOIPBRASRV::DEV=10.144.195.45,FN=0,SN=11,PN=0,BINDINDEX=1:1::SHOWOPT
ION=CALLHOLD THREEPARTY MEETINGSRV CALLTRANSFER CALLWAIT
MCALLIDENTY MSGWAITIND CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX
CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE CLIWILDCARDLEN HOTLINE HOTTIME
HOTLINENO;
7340041 2012-02-07 08:19:06
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1

blktotal=1
The VOIP BRA Service List of the device 10.144.195.45

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX CALLHOLD THREEPARTY MEETINGSRV
CALLTRANSFER CALLWAIT MCALLIDENTY MSGWAITIND CENTREXNO
CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE CLIWILDCARDLEN HOTLINE HOTTIME HOTLINENO
7340041 0 11 0 1 Enable Enable Disable Enable
Enable Enable Enable 1 0000 Direct Combine 12 Enable 10 123456
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.13 Querying the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN

BRA Port (LST-VOIPBRAEXTTELNO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query extended phone numbers for SIP-based BRA users.
Command Format
LST-VOIPBRAEXTTELNO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-num),(SN=Slot-num),
(PN=Port-num):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=USERGROUPID];
Supporting Device
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter
eter

R


eter
to the IP Address.

R

R

R
SHOW OCTET USERGROUPID (Optional) Specifies the attributes N/A

OPTIO STRING that can be displayed in the
N response. If you set this parameter,
the corresponding attributes are
displayed. By default, the attributes
are not displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VoIP ISDN BRA Port Extended Phone Number of the device "+device-name
name of attribute: ExtID ExtTelNo USERGROUPID
Output Parameter
ExtID INTEGER 1-65534 Indicates the ID of the

extended phone number.
ExtTelNo OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the extended

phone number.

USERGROUPID INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the user group

ID of the extended
telephone number.
l MA5600T, MA5603T
V800R011C00 and
later versions
l MA5616, MA5818
V800R015C00 and
later versions
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the extended phone number of VoIP ISDN BRA port 0/2/2 on the device named
LST-VOIPBRAEXTTELNO::DEV=10.71.211.94,FN=0,SN=2,PN=2:kkk::;
7340128 2009-05-11 19:58:07
M kkk COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
VoIP ISDN BRA Port Extended Phone Number of the device 10.71.211.94
--------------------
ExtID ExtTelNo
1 +*#-.()23ad09ZA
3 85225
9 +*#-.()23adZA
12 +*1#-.()23adZA
16 234234
--------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.20.14 Querying a VoIP ISDN PRA User (LST-VOIPPRAUSER)

Usage Note
This command is used to query the service data (such as the MG interface ID, terminal ID,
and IUA link set ID) of a VoIP ISDN PRA user.

Command Format
LST-VOIPPRAUSER::(((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
num,PN=Port-num)|(MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-NAME,TID=Terminal-ID)|DN=Telephone-Number|
ALIAS=Port-alias):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=PortRunState PortLoopState L2Monitor
UniErrReport AutoResumeLimit AutoResumeTimes DigitalAccessMode INCHANGE
OUTCHANGE DEFAULTCLI DEFAULTCLIMODE BC USERGROUPID CLIGROUP SUBCHNMASK
SUBCHNCALLRIGHT NUMBERTYPE INTPREFIX NATIONALPREFIX EARLYMEDIA];
Supporting Device
103 MA5635
219 UA5000 (PVM)
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
er

STRING name.
MGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID. -

E STRING
TID INTEGER -1 to +9999 Indicates the terminal ID. -

When the TID is set to -1,
the system assigns the
terminal ID automatically.


er

STRING NOTE number.
l UA5000(PVM):
When the SIP
protocol is used,
the DN value is a
character string
consisting of no
more than 32
characters.
l Other devices:
When the SIP
protocol is used,
the DN value is a
character string
consisting of no
more than 64
characters.

STRING
SHOWO OCTET PortRunState (Optional) Specifies the -

PTION STRING PortLoopState attributes that can be
L2Monitor result. If you set this
UniErrReport parameter, the
AutoResumeLimit corresponding attributes
AutoResumeTimes the attributes are not
DigitalAccessMode displayed.
INCHANGE
OUTCHANGE
DEFAULTCLI
DEFAULTCLIMOD
E
BC
USERGROUPID
CLIGROUP
SUBCHNCALLRIG
HT
SUBCHNMASK
NUMBERTYPE
INTPREFIX
NATIONALPREFI
X
EARLYMEDIA

NOTE
l Telephone number
l Port alias
Only one record is displayed after the query. If the value of a parameter is displayed as --, the symbol
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" VoIP ISDN PRA user of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID DN LSN IID PSTAT
LayeredConf ConfigStatus ALIAS LineStatus CallingRate InterfaceType
CRCMode Impedance OverloadPRI PortRunState PortLoopState L2Monitor
UniErrReport AutoResumeLimit AutoResumeTimes DigitalAccessMode INCHANGE OUTCHANGE
DEFAULTCLI DEFAULTCLIMODE BC USERGROUPID CLIGROUP SUBCHNMASK SUBCHNCALLRIGHT
NUMBERTYPE INTPREFIX NATIONALPREFIX EARLYMEDIA
Output Parameter

STRING
TID l MG that is 0-9999 Indicates the terminal ID.

not layered:
INTEGER
l MG that is
layered:
OCTET
STRING


STRING NOTE
l UA5000(PVM):
When the SIP
protocol is used,
the DN value is a
character string
consisting of no
more than 32
characters.
l Other devices:
When the SIP
protocol is used,
the DN value is a
character string
consisting of no
more than 64
characters.
LSN INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the VSG ID.
IID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the interface ID.
PSTAT OCTET Normal Indicates the physical status.

STRING Fault
Unknown
LayeredCon OCTET Not Layered Indicates the layering

f STRING Layered configuration.
ConfigStatu OCTET l Not Configured Indicates the configuration status.

s STRING l VOIP PRA
Configured
l V5 PRA
Configured
l V5TK
Configured
l PV8 Configured
l RSP Configured
l SPC Configured
l CAS Configured
l RSU Configured
l R2 Configured

STRING

LineStatus OCTET l Synchronized Indicates the line status.

STRING l Far-end Alarm The MA5600T and MA5603T do
l Near-end Alarm not support this parameter.
l Testing
l Unknown
CallingRate INTEGER 0-30 Indicates the upstream call rate.

The MA5600T and MA5603T do
not support this parameter.
InterfaceTyp OCTET E1 Indicates the interface type. The

e STRING T1 returned value is always E1.
CRCMode OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

STRING Disable frame check mode.
Impedance OCTET 75ohm Indicates the impedance.

STRING 120ohm
OverloadPR OCTET cat1 Indicates the overload priority.

I STRING cat2 The UA5000PVM
cat3 V100R017C02B091, MA5603T
and MA5600T V800R062 support
this parameter.
PortRunStat OCTET Normal Indicates the physical running

e STRING Fault status of the port.
Deactive
PortLoopSta OCTET Not Loopback Indicates the physical loopback

te STRING Remote Loopback status of the port.
Local Loopback
NOTE
Values for G.SHDSL
PRA ports:
l Up: activated
l Down:
deactivated
L2Monitor OCTET Disable Specifies whether to enable L2

STRING Enable monitoring.
UniErrRepo OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable the

rt STRING Disable reporting of UNI faults.

AutoResum INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the maximum times of

eLimit automatic recovery if a port is
faulty.
AutoResum INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the times of automatic

eTimes recovery after the port is faulty.
DigitalAcce OCTET Digital Access Indicates the working mode of the

ssMode STRING Direct Access digital access.
INCHANG OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the profile for incoming

E STRING called number change.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603
OUTCHAN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the profile for outgoing

GE STRING calling number change.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603
DEFAULTC OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the default outgoing

LI STRING calling number. This number must
exist on the device. In addition, it
must be the number of the port
(not other ports) or the number of
the hunting group to which the
port belongs.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603

DEFAULTC OCTET l Match Indicates the default outgoing

LIMODE STRING l Overwrite number matching.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603
l Match: matches the outgoing
calling number with the
number allocated to a port.
When the matching fails, use
DEFAULTCLI if it has been
configured, or use the first
registered number if
DEFAULTCLI is not
configured.
l Overwrite: uses parameter
DEFAULTCLI configured on
the port, instead of the number
reported by the terminal. If
DEFAULTCLI is not
configured, this parameter is
unavailable.

BC OCTET l Speech Indicates the voice BC.

STRING l 3.1kaudio NOTE
l Speech parameter:
+3.1kaudio
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603
l Speech: indicates that the
Speech when bearing a voice
service. For voice call service,
the ISDN terminal always
supports Speech.
l 3.1kaudio: indicates that the
service, the ISDN terminal
invariably supports 3.1kaudio.
l Speech+3.1kaudio: indicates
that the ISDN terminal
supports both Speech and
service, bear capability must
be issued based on the BC
value carried in the XML of
the call signaling or the BC
value mapped from the SDP
according to the TS183036.
USERGRO INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the SIP user group ID.

UPID Before issuing the parameter,
ensure that the user group exists
on the device and it contains
MGID.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603

CLIGROUP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the CLI account group

STRING referenced by a user. Ensure that
the CLI account group exists on
NEs and belongs to the same MG
as the user does before applying
this parameter.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603
l MA5608T: MA5603
SUBCHNM IPADDRESS - Indicates the subchannel enabling

ASK mask. It is an IP address
consisting of 32 bits.
NOTE
The 32 bits indicate the call enabling
masks of subchannel 0 to 31.
Subchannels 0 and 16 must be
enabled. The meaning of each bit
value is as follows:
l 0: indicates that the subchannel is
disabled.
l 1: indicates that the subchannel is
enabled.
parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603
l MA5608T: MA5603

SUBCHNC OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the subchannel call

ALLRIGHT STRING rights.
NOTE
Only 32 digits that indicate the call
rights of subchannel 0 to 31 can be
entered. Subchannels 0 and 16 must
have the caller and callee rights. The
meaning of each digit is as follows:
l 0: indicates that the subchannel
does not have the caller or callee
rights.
has the caller rights only.
has the callee rights only.
has both the caller and callee
rights.
Only SIP users and the following
versions support this parameter:
l MA5600T: MA5600
l MA5603T: MA5603
l MA5608T: MA5603
NUMBERT OCTET l Unknown Indicates the telephone number

YPE STRING l National type.
l Auto
l International
l Subscriber
INTPREFIX OCTET l Enable Indicates the international number

STRING l Disable prefix.
International.
NATIONAL OCTET l Enable Indicates the national number

PREFIX STRING l Disable prefix.
National.

EARLYME OCTET l Enable Indicates the early media

DIA STRING l Disable transmission.
NOTE
parameter:
l MA5600T:
V800R013C00SPC205
l MA5603T:
V800R013C00SPC205
l MA5608T:
V800R013C00SPC205
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the information about the VoIP PRA user of port 0/12/2 on the device named
CMSAN_153, run the following command:
LST-VOIPPRAUSER::DEV=CMSAN_153,FN=0,SN=12,PN=2:2268::;
7340155 2010-11-20 09:38:50
M 2268 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VoIP ISDN PRA user of the device CMSAN_153

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID DN LSN IID PSTAT
LayeredConf ConfigStatus ALIAS LineStatus CallingRate
InterfaceType CRCMode Impedance OverloadPRI
7340155 0 12 2 0 0/2 aaln/6 -- 0 8 Unknown Not
Layered VOIP PRA Configured -- Unknown 30 E1 Disable
75ohm cat3
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------
Related Command
l LST-VOIPPSTNUSER
l LST-VOIPBRAUSER

15.20.15 Querying the List of Configured VoIP ISDN PRA Users

(LST-VOIPPRABASIC)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-VOIPPRABASIC::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-num[,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
103 MA5635
219 UA5000 (PVM)
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
r

ID.

STRING name.

ID.


r
ConfigSta OCTET The MA5600T Indicates the -

tus STRING and MA5603T configuration status.
support the
following
values:
l Not
Configured
l VoIP
Configured
The UA5000
(PVM) and the
MA5635
support the
following
values:
l Not
Configured
l V5 PRA
Configured
l V5TK
Configured
l PV8
Configured
l RSP
Configured
l SPC
Configured
l CAS
Configured
l RSU
Configured
l VOIP PRA
Configured
l R2
Configured
NOTE
You must enter either the device name or the device ID.
Response Format
Format Description.

title=" Configurated VoIP PRA user of the device "+device-name

name of attributes:DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID LSN IID LayeredConf
ConfigStatus ALIAS CallingRate InterfaceType
CRCMode Impedance OverloadPRI
Output Parameter

STRING
TID l MG that 0-9999 Indicates the terminal ID.

is not
layered:
INTEGE
R
l MG that
is
layered:
OCTET
STRING
LSN INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the VSG ID.
IID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the interface ID.
LayeredConf OCTET Not Layered Indicates the layering

STRING Layered configuration.

ConfigStatus OCTET The MA5600T and Indicates the configuration

STRING MA5603T support the status.
following values:
l Not Configured
l VoIP Configured
The UA5000 (PVM) and
the MA5635 support the
following values:
l Not Configured
l V5 PRA Configured
l V5TK Configured
l PV8 Configured
l RSP Configured
l SPC Configured
l CAS Configured
l RSU Configured
l VOIP PRA
Configured
l R2 Configured

STRING
CallingRate INTEGER 0-30 Indicates the upstream call

rate.
The MA5600T and
parameter.
InterfaceType OCTET E1 Indicates the interface type.

STRING T1
CRCMode OCTET Enable Specifies whether to enable

STRING Disable the frame check mode.
Impedance OCTET 75ohm Indicates the impedance.

STRING 120ohm In the case of the UA5000
(PVM) and the MA5635, the
E1 ports on the H601PVMB
control board and the EDTB
board do not support this
parameter.

OverloadPRI OCTET cat1 Indicates the supported

STRING cat2 overload priority.
cat3 The UA5000PVM
V100R017C02B091,
MA5603T and MA5600T
parameter.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the VoIP PRA port on 0/12 on the device named CMSAN_153, run the following
command:
LST-VOIPPRABASIC::DEV=CMSAN_153,FN=0,SN=12:2268::;
7340155 2010-11-20 09:55:10
M 2268 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=15
blktotal=15
Configurated VoIP PRA user of the device CMSAN_153

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN MGID MGNAME TID LSN IID LayeredConf
ConfigStatus ALIAS CallingRate InterfaceType CRCMode Impedance
OverloadPRI
7340155 0 12 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
-- 30 E1 Disable 75ohm --
7340155 0 12 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 5 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 6 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 7 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 8 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 9 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 10 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 11 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 12 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 13 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured

7340155 0 12 14 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
7340155 0 12 15 -- -- -- -- -- -- Not Configured
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
l LST-VOIPPOTSBASIC
l LST-VOIPBRABASIC
15.20.16 Querying Authentication Information About a VoIP

ISDN PRA Port (LST-VOIPPRAACCOUNT)
Usage Note
This command is used to query authentication information about a VoIP ISDN PRA port and
Command Format
LST-VOIPPRAACCOUNT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter

ID.


value of the
configuration item
DEVMEAN is 1, the
DEV parameter
indicates the IP
to modify
see 23.7 How to
Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

ID.

bound to a phone
number of the port.
NOTE
The phone number
must exist on the
device.
phone numbers. The
phone number and
extension phone
numbers.
SHOWOPTIO OCTET l AUTHMOD (Optional) Specifies -

N STRING E whether the attributes
l HA1 are displayed. If you
corresponding
attributes are
displayed. By default,
displayed.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="The VOIP PRA Account List of the device" + device-name"
name of attributes: DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX UserName Password
AUTHMODE HA1
Output Parameter

UserName OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the user name of the
port.
Password OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication

AUTHMODE is set to
Password.


AUTHMODE is set to HA1.
Error Code

Example
To query authentication information about VoIP ISDN PRA port 0/3/3 whose phone number
is bound to index 4 on the device named 10.144.195.45, run the following command:
LST-
VOIPPRAACCOUNT::DEV=10.144.195.45,FN=0,SN=3,PN=3,BINDINDEX=4:1::SHO
WOPTION=AUTHMODE HA1;

7340041 2012-02-07 11:16:33
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The VOIP PRA Account List of the device 10.144.195.45

------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX UserName Password AUTHMODE HA1
7340041 0 3 3 4 nnnn ppppppp Password --
------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.17 Querying Service Rights of VoIP ISDN PRA Ports (LST-

VOIPPRASRV)
Usage Note
This command is used to query voice service rights of VoIP ISDN PRA ports and applies only
to the SIP protocol.
Command Format
LST-VOIPPRASRV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num[,BINDINDEX=bind-index]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG
MWIMODE CLIWILDCARDLEN];
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter
eter

R
to the IP Address.

R

R

R
BINDI INTEGE 0-65534 Indicates the index bound to a phone N/A

NDEX R number of the port.
NOTE
The phone number must exist on the
device.
This parameter applies to basic and
extension phone numbers. The value 0
indicates the index bound to a basic
phone number and other values indicate
the indexes bound to extension phone
numbers.
SHOW OCTET l CENTREXN (Optional) Specifies the attributes N/A

OPTIO STRING O that can be displayed in the returned
N l CENTREXPR result. If you set this parameter, the
EFIX corresponding attributes are
l CENTREXFL are not displayed.
AG
l MWIMODE
l CLIWILDCA
RDLEN
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The VOIP PRA Service List of the device" +device-name
name of attributes:DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX

CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE CLIWILDCARDLEN
Output Parameter
eter
BINDI INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the index bound to the phone

NDEX number of a VoIP ISDN PRA port.
The value 0 indicates the index bound to a
basic phone number and other values indicate
the indexes bound to extension phone
numbers.
CENT INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the Centrex number.

REXN
O
CENT OCTET SIZE(7) Indicates the outgoing prefix.

REXP STRING
REFIX
CENT OCTET l Direct Indicates outgoing attributes.

REXF STRING l Secondary The options are as follows:
LAG
l Direct: direct dialing
l Secondary: two-stage dialing
MWI OCTET l Deferred Indicates the MWI service mode.

MODE STRING l Immediate Options are as follows:
l Combine l Deferred: deferred transmission
l Immediate: immediate transmission
l Combine: combined transmission
CLIWI OCTET 0-64 Indicates the wildcard length of user

LDCA STRING any accounts. When the user account is a
RDLE wildcard number, the wildcard characters in
NOTE
N The value any
the number indicate the wildcard length.
indicates the
wildcard length
when wildcard
characters are not
restricted.

Error Code
Example
To query service rights of VoIP PRA port 0/3/3 whose phone number is bound to index 1 on
LST-
VOIPPRASRV::DEV=10.144.195.45,FN=0,SN=3,PN=3,BINDINDEX=1:1::SHOWOPTI
ON=CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE
CLIWILDCARDLEN;

7340041 2012-02-07 08:19:06
7340041 2012-02-07 08:40:43
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The VOIP PRA Service List of the device 10.144.195.45

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN PN BINDINDEX CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX
CENTREXFLAG MWIMODE CLIWILDCARDLEN
7340041 0 3 3 1 4564 7879122 Direct Deferred 12
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.18 Querying the Extended Phone Number of a VoIP ISDN

PRA Port (LST-VOIPPRAEXTTELNO)
Usage Note
This command is used to query extended phone numbers for SIP-based PRA users.
Command Format
LST-VOIPPRAEXTTELNO::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(FN=Frame-num),(SN=Slot-num),
(PN=Port-num):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=USERGROUPID];

Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
2339 MA5818
Input Parameter
eter

R
to the IP Address.

R

R

R
SHOW OCTET USERGROUPID (Optional) Specifies the attributes N/A

OPTIO STRING that can be displayed in the
N response. If you set this parameter,
the corresponding attributes are
are not displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.

title="VoIP ISDN PRA Port Extended Phone Number of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: ExtID ExtTelNo USERGROUPID
Output Parameter
ExtID INTEGER 1-65534 Indicates the ID of the

extended phone number.
ExtTelNo OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the extended

phone number.
USERGROUPID INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the user group

ID of the extended
telephone number.
l MA5600T, MA5603T,
MA5608T
V800R011C00 and
later versions
l MA5616, MA5612,
MA5818
V800R015C00 and
later versions
Error Code
None.
Example
To query the extended phone number of VoIP ISDN PRA port 0/2/2 on the device named
LST-VOIPPRAEXTTELNO::DEV=10.71.211.94,FN=0,SN=2,PN=2:kkk::;

7340128 2009-05-11 19:58:07
M kkk COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5
VoIP ISDN PRA Port Extended Phone Number of the device 10.71.211.94
--------------------
ExtID ExtTelNo
1 +*#-.()23ad09ZA
3 85225
9 +*#-.()23adZA
12 +*1#-.()23adZA
16 234234
--------------------

Related Command
None.
15.20.19 Querying the VBD Parameter of Voice Ports (LST-

VOIPVBD)
Usage Note
This command is applicable only to H.248 and SIP. It is used to query the VBD parameters of
the POTS, BRA, and PRA ports.
Command Format
LST-VOIPVBD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
meter

ER



meter

ER

ER

ER
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VBD Para of the device "+device-name
DID FN SN PN V21L V21H BELL103MARK BELLANS V25CT V32AA V18A V8BISCRE
V22USB1SINGLEFRE V22USB1DUALFRE V22USB1TRIFRE
Output Parameter
eter

ER

ER

ER

ER
V21L OCTE l Enable Indicates the V21 Low (980Hz) status of voice
T l Disable ports.
STRIN
G l Adapt
V21H OCTE l Enable Indicates the V21 High (1650Hz) status of voice
T l Disable ports.
STRIN
G l Adapt
BELL1 OCTE l Enable Indicates the Bell 103 Mark (1270Hz) status of
03MA T l Disable voice ports.
RK STRIN
G l Adapt


eter
BELLA OCTE l Enable Indicates the Bell Ans (2225Hz) status of voice
NS T l Disable ports.
STRIN
G l Adapt
V25CT OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.25 CT status of voice ports.

T l Disable
STRIN
G l Adapt
V32AA OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.32 AA status of voice ports.

T l Disable
STRIN
G l Adapt
V18A OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.18 Annex A status of voice ports.
T l Disable
STRIN
G l Adapt
V8BIS OCTE l Enable Indicates the V8bis Cre status of voice ports.
CRE T l Disable
STRIN
G l Adapt
V22US OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.22 USB1 single-band (2250Hz)

B1SIN T l Disable status of voice ports.
GLEFR STRIN
E G l Adapt
V22US OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.22 USB1 dual-band status of

B1DU T l Disable voice ports.
ALFRE STRIN
G l Adapt
V22US OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.22 USB1 tri-band status of voice
B1TRI T l Disable ports.
FR STRIN
G l Adapt
Error Code
2689007617 The instance does not Do as follows to verify whether the entered
exist, or the feature is command is correct:
not supported or not l Verify that the entered port is a voice port.
configured.
l Verify that the entered port exists.

Example
To query the VBD parameters on voice port 0/1/1 of the device named 10.144.195.145, run
l LST-VOIPVBD::DEV=10.144.195.145,FN=0,SN=1,PN=1:-439483559::;
l Response message:
3145742 2014-07-02 15:54:14
M -439483559 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VBD Para of the device 10.144.195.145

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
3145742 0 1 1 Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt
Adapt
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.20.20 Querying SIP User Groups (LST-USERGROUP)

Usage Note
This command is used to query SIP user groups.
Command Format
LST-USERGROUP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-NAME]
[,GROUPID=Group-ID]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter

STRING If the value of the
configuration item
Address.
MGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name. -

STRING
GROUPID INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the SIP user group -

ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The SIP User Group List of the device"+device-ip
DID MGID GROUPID GROUPNAME URIMODE URI USERNAME AUTHMODE
PASSWORD HA1 PRECINCTMODE UAPROFILEFLAG
Output Parameter
GROUPID INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the SIP user group -

ID.
GROUPNA OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the SIP user group -

ME STRING name.

URIMODE OCTET l INNERU Indicates the user -

STRING SER registration URI mode.
l ALONE Options are as follows:
l INNERUSER: Indicates
that the user group uses
the URI of a user in the
user group.
l ALONE: Indicates that
the URI of the user
group is an independent
one. Different users are
configured with different
URIs.
URI OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the URI of a SIP -

STRING user group.
USERNAME OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication -

STRING user name of a SIP user
group.
AUTHMOD OCTET l PASSW Indicates the authentication -

E STRING ORD mode of a SIP user group.
l HA1 l PASSWORD: The
original password is
configured.
l HA1: The original
password is encrypted
by the algorithm.
PASSWORD OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the authentication -

STRING password of a SIP user
group.
This parameter is valid
when the authentication
mode is PASSWORD.
HA1 OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the authentication -

STRING HA1 of a SIP user group.
This parameter is valid
when the authentication
mode is HA1.

PRECINCT OCTET l LOCAL Indicates user management -

MODE STRING l REMOT mode of the user group.
E Options are as follows:
l LOCAL: Indicates that
the users in the user
group are locally
configured users.
l REMOTE: Indicates that
the users in the user
group are users in the
user list issued by the
remote IMS.
UAPROFILE OCTET l ENABL Indicates the identical user -

FLAG STRING E rights in a user group. It
l DISABL identifies whether the user
E group subscription is
initiated in the user group
mode or in the user mode.
l ENABLE: Indicates that
the user group subscriber
is initiated in the user
group mode.
l DISABLE: Indicates
that the user group
subscriber is initiated in
the user mode.
Error Code
None.
Example
To query information about a SIP user group on the device named 10.144.195.45, run the
following command:
LST-USERGROUP::DEV=10.144.195.45,MGID=0,GROUPID=6:CTAG::;
7340032 2012-02-09 21:21:01
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The SIP User Group List of the device 10.144.195.45
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------

DID MGID GROUPID GROUPNAME URIMODE URI USERNAME AUTHMODE

PASSWORD HA1 PRECINCTMODE UAPROFILEFLAG
7340032 0 6 INNERUSER abcd aaa PASSWORD LOCAL
ENABLE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.20.21 Querying an MGC Global Profile (LST-MGCD)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-MGCD:::CTAG::(MGCTYPE=MGC-Type|[MGCTYPE=MGC-Type,]MGCDNAME=MGCD-Name);
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
MGCDNA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the profile -

ME STRING name.
MGCTYP OCTET l H248 Indicates the MGC -

E STRING l MGCP type.
l xUA
Response Format
Format Description.
title=" MGCD Information "
name of attributes:MGCDNAME MGCTYPE MGCIP MGCIP2 MGCPORT DOMAINNAME
Output Parameter
MGCDNAME OCTET STRING SIZE (32) Indicates the profile name.

MGCTYPE OCTET STRING l H248 Indicates the MGC type.

l MGCP
l xUA
MGCIP OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the IP address of the

MGC.
MGCIP2 OCTET STRING SIZE (16) Indicates the IP address 2 of the

MGC.
MGCPORT INTEGER 1-65534 Indicates the port ID of the

MGC.
DOMAINNAM OCTET STRING SIZE (64) Indicates the domain name.

E
Error Code

by the command.
correct.
order.
not exist.
Example
To query all the MGC global profiles of H248 type, run the following command:
LST-MGCD:::1::MGCTYPE=H248;
0 2006-04-27 13:12:48
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2

blktotal=2
MGCD Information
--------------------------------------------------
MGCDNAME MGCTYPE MGCIP MGCIP2 MGCPORT DOMAINNAME
huaweiMGCDescriptor111 H248 10.70.40.111 -- 2222 Huawei
mgcdtest H248 10.71.62.61 -- 3333 huawei
--------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.22 Querying a VAG (LST-VAG)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-VAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,(VAGNAME=VAG-Name|VAGID=MG-ID)]:CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=SIPPFNAME REGMODE];
Supporting Device
100 MA5616
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
219 UA5000 (PVM)
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
eter



eter
VAGN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name. -

AME STRING
VAGI INTEGER 0-1677721 Indicates the MG ID. -

D 5
SHO OCTET l SIPPFN Specifies the optional attributes -

WOPT STRING AME that can be displayed.
ION l REGM l If you do not set this
ODE parameter, the optional
l If you set this parameter, the
optional attributes are
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VAG information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID VAGNAME VAGID SIGIP SIGMASK SIGGW SIGPORT
SIGVLANID SIGVLANID SIGQOS SIGDSCP SIGIPPRI SIGTOSPRI SIGVLANPRI MEDIAIP
MEDIAMASK MEDIAGW MEDIAPORT MEDIAVLANID MEDIAQOS MEDIADSCP MEDIAIPPRI
MEDIATOSPRI MEDIAVLANPRI DOMAINNAME ACTIVEMGCDNAME STANDBYMGCDNAME VAGSTAT
PROTOCOLTYPE TIDLAYER H248PFNAME SIPPFNAME REGMODE
Output Parameter
er
VAGNA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name.

ME STRING
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID.
SIGIP OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the signaling IP address.

STRING
SIGMAS OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the subnet mask of the

K STRING signaling IP address.
SIGGW OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the gateway of the signaling

STRING IP address.


er
SIGPOR INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the signaling port ID that is

T the same as the original
communication port.
SIGVLA INTEGER 0 - 4095 Indicates the signaling VLAN ID.

NID For the range of
this parameter in
the case of
different devices,
see Table 24-11
SIGQOS OCTET l NONE Indicates the QoS policy of the

STRING l ToS signaling IP address.
l DSCP
SIGDSC INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the differentiated services

P code point (DSCP) value of the
signaling packet.
SIGIPPRI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the IP priority of the

signaling packet.
SIGTOSP INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the ToS priority of the

RI signaling packet.
SIGVLA INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the VLAN priority of the

NPRI signaling packet.
MEDIAI OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the media IP address.

P STRING
MEDIA OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the subnet mask of the

MASK STRING media IP address.
MEDIAG OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the gateway of the media IP

W STRING address.
MEDIAP INTEGER 0-65534 Indicates the media port ID.

ORT
MEDIAV INTEGER 0 - 4095 Indicates the media VLAN ID.

LANID For the range of
this parameter in
the case of
different devices,
see Table 24-11
MEDIAQ OCTET l NONE Indicates the QoS policy of the media

OS STRING l ToS IP address.
l DSCP


er
MEDIAD INTEGER 0-63 Indicates the DSCP of the media

SCP packet.
MEDIAI INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the IP priority of the media

PPRI packet.
MEDIAT INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the ToS priority of the

OSPRI media packet.
MEDIAV INTEGER 0-7 Indicates the VLAN priority of the

LANPRI media packet.
DOMAI OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the domain name.

NNAME STRING
ACTIVE OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the active

MGCDN STRING MGC.
AME
STANDB OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the standby

YMGCD STRING MGC.
NAME
VAGSTA OCTET l Up Indicates the VAG status.

T STRING l Down
l Fault
l Waiting
l Unknown
l Not Start
PROTOC OCTET l H248 Indicates the type of protocol that the

OLTYPE STRING l MGCP VAG supports. Currently, the VAG
does not support the MGCP protocol.
TIDLAY OCTET l No (Optional). Specifies whether to

ER STRING l Yes enable the layering configuration.
H248PFN OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of the H248

AME STRING profile configured for the MG.
The UA5000PVM
V100R017C02B010 and the later
SIPPFNA OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the name of the SIP profile
ME STRING configured for the MG.


er
REGMO OCTET l Wildcard Indicates the SIP interface user and

DE STRING l Single the account registration mode. Only
MA5600Ts and MA5603Ts of
l Wildcard: indicates a wildcard
registration mode. When there is a
coordinate-subordinate
relationship between accounts,
only the coordinate account is
registered.
l Single: indicates an independent
registration mode. Every account
needs to be registered
independently.
Error Code
2686058552 Resource does not exist Verify that the entered VAG
name or VAG ID is correct.
Example
To query the information about VAG on the port with MG ID as 1 on the device named
LST-VAG::DEV=10.71.59.64,VAGID=1:1::;
7340042 2008-05-30 10:27:02
M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VAG information of the device 10.71.59.64

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID VAGNAME VAGID SIGIP SIGMASK SIGGW SIGPORT SIGVLANID SIGQOS
SIGDSCP SIGIPPRI SIGTOSPRI SIGVLANPRI MEDIAIP MEDIAMASK
MEDIAGW MEDIAPORT MEDIAVLANID MEDIAQOS MEDIADSCP
MEDIAIPPRI MEDIATOSPRI MEDIAVLANPRI DOMAINNAME ACTIVEMGCDNAME
STANDBYMGCDNAME VAGSTAT PROTOCOLTYPE TIDLAYER H248PFNAME
7340042 fdsa 1 10.71.59.64 255.255.255.0 10.71.59.1 2944

0 1 -- -- -- -- 10.71.59.64 255.255.255.0
10.71.59.1 -- 0 1 -- -- -- --
fdsa Not Start H248 -- NoProfile
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
None.
15.20.23 Querying the MGCD Associated with a VAG (LST-

MGCDOFVAG)
Usage Note
A VAG must exist.
Currently, the SIP protocols is not supported.
Command Format
LST-MGCDOFVAG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,VAGNAME=VAG-Name|VAGID=VAG-
ID]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
Input Parameter
eter

Address.
VAGN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the VAG name. -

AME STRING


eter
VAGID INTEGER 0-1677721 Indicates the VAG ID. -

5
Response Format
Format Description.
title="MGCD of VAG information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID VAGNAME VAGID MGCPRI MGCDNAME
Output Parameter

STRING
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the VAG ID.
MGCPRI INTEGER 0-2 Indicates the MGC priority.
MGCSTAT OCTET Up Indicates the MGC status.

STRING Down
Standby
MGCDNA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the MGC

ME STRING profile.
Error Code
2686058552 Resource does not exist Run the LST-VAG

command to check whether
the MG interface exists.
Example
To query the MGCD associated with a VAG (VAGID: 0) on the device named 10.144.73.153,
LST-MGCDOFVAG::DEV=10.144.73.153,VAGID=0:CTAG::;

7340149 2009-04-27 15:13:30

M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
MGCD information associated with VAG of the Device 10.144.73.153

---------------------------------------------------
DID VAGNAME VAGID MGCPRI MGCSTAT MGCDNAME
7340149 0/H248 0 0 Down --
7340149 0/H248 0 1 Standby --
---------------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-VAG
15.20.24 Querying a VSG (LST-VSG)
Usage Note
The VAG name and VSG ID must exist.
Command Format
LST-VSG::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,(VAGNAME=VAG-Name|VAGID=VAG-ID)]
[,VSGID=VSG-ID]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
Input Parameter
ter

configuration item


ter
VAGN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VAG -

AME STRING that the VSG belongs to.
NOTE
The parameter is not applicable to
the SIP protocol.
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the ID of the VAG -

that the VSG belongs to.
NOTE
the SIP protocol.
VSGID INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the VSG ID. -
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VSG information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID VAGNAME VAGID VSGID PENDINGTIME
SIGIP SIGMASK SIGGW SIGVLANID VSGSTAT WORKMODE
Output Parameter
er
VAGNA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VAG that the VSG
ME STRING belongs to.
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the ID of the VAG that the VSG
belongs to.
VSGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the VSG ID.
PENDIN INTEGER 0-100 Indicates the pending time.

GTIME
SIGIP OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the signaling IP address.

STRING
SIGMAS OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the subnet mask of the signaling IP
K STRING address.
SIGGW OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the gateway of the signaling IP

STRING address.


er
SIGVLA INTEGER 0-4095 Indicates the signaling VLAN ID.

NID For the
ranges of this
parameter in
the case of
different
devices, see
Table 24-11.
VSGSTA OCTET Down Indicates the VSG status.

T STRING Inactive
Active
Pending
WORKM OCTET Standby Indicates the working mode.

ODE STRING Load-sharing
Error Code
2686058552 Resource does not exist Ensure that the command is

correct according to the
l Ensure that the MG
interface exists.
l When the SIP protocol is
used, the VAGID or
VAGNAME parameter
is not supported.
Example
To query the VSG information (VAGID: 1; VSGID: 1) of the device named 10.144.73.163,
LST-VSG::DEV=10.144.73.163,VAGID=1,VSGID=1:CTAG::;
7340039 2009-05-11 13:58:26
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VSG information of the device 10.144.73.163

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
DID VAGNAME VAGID VSGID PENDINGTIME SIGIP SIGMASK SIGGW
SIGVLANID VSGSTAT WORKMODE
7340039 1/MGCP 1 1 4 -- -- -- -- Down Standby
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.25 Querying an Association (LST-ASSOCIATION)

Usage Note
l This command is used to query the information about an ISDN Q.921-user adaptation
layer (IUA) link or all the IUA links in the system.
l A VAG must exist.
Command Format
LST-ASSOCIATION::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,VAGNAME=VAG-Name|VAGID=VAG-ID]
[,VSGID=VSG-ID][,PORTNO=PORT-NUMBER][,MGCDNAME=MGCD-NAME]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
219 UA5000 (PVM)
Input Parameter
r

STRING (192) default. If the value of the


r
VAGNAM OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of the VAG -

E STRING (32) that the association belongs to.
NOTE
the SIP protocol.
VAGID INTEGER 0-167772 Indicates the ID of the VAG that -

15 the association belongs to.
NOTE
The UA5000PVM
V100R015C02B051 and later
the SIP protocol.
VSGID INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the VSG ID. -
PORTNO INTEGER 1-65534 Indicates the local port ID. -
MGCDNA OCTET SIZE Indicates the name of the MGC -

ME STRING (32) profile.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ASSOCIATION information of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID VAGNAME VAGID VSGID IPADDR
PORTNO MGCDNAME REMOTEIPADDR REMOTEPORTNO
Output Parameter
VAGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the VAG that the
STRING association belongs to.
VAGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the ID of the VAG that the

association belongs to.
VSGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the VSG ID.

NOTE
The UA5000PVM V100R015C02B051 and
IPADDR OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the local IP address.

STRING
PORTNO INTEGER 1-65534 Indicates the local port ID.

MGCDNAM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the MGC profile.
E STRING
REMOTEIPA OCTET SIZE (16) Indicates the remote IP address.

DDR STRING
REMOTEPO INTEGER 1-65534 Indicates the remote port ID.

RTNO
Error Code
2686058552 Resource does not exist Ensure that the command is correct
requirements:
l Ensure that the MG interface exists.
l When the SIP protocol is used, the
VAGID or VAGNAME parameter
is not supported.
Example
To query an association (VAGID: 0; VSGID: 0) on the device named 10.144.73.153, run the
following command:
LST-ASSOCIATION::DEV=10.144.73.153,VAGID=0,VSGID=0:CTAG::;

7340149 2009-04-27 14:48:23
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
association information of the device 10.144.73.153

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
DID VAGNAME VAGID VSGID IPADDR PORTNO MGCDNAME
REMOTEIPADDR REMOTEPORTNO
7340149 0/H248 0 0 10.144.73.153 9900 xua0 -- --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
Related Command
LST-VAG

15.20.26 Querying the Hunting Group List (LST-

HUNTINGGROU)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the hunting group list when the SIP protocol or SIP+H.248
protocols are used.
Command Format
LST-HUNTINGGROUP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-Name)
[,HGNAME=HG-Name]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ROTARYFLAG];
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

STRING
HGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the hunting group -

STRING name. Hunting group names
must be unique on a device.

SHOWOP OCTET ROTARYFLAG (Optional) Specifies the N/A

TION STRING attributes that can be
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The SIP Hunting Group List of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID MGID MGNAME HGNAME HGMODE INHERITFLAG ROTARYFLAG
Output Parameter

STRING
HGNAME OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the hunting group name.

STRING Hunting group names must be unique
on a device.
HGMODE OCTET l Order Indicates the hunting mode of a

STRING l Round hunting group.
l Weight Options are as follows:
l Order: indicates that members are
selected by priority.
l Round: indicates that members are
selected circularly.
l Weight: Indicates that members are
selected by weight. This value is
supported by OLTs V800R013C00
and later versions.

INHERITF OCTET l Enable Specifies whether to use the hunting

LAG STRING l Disable policy of the parent group when a
hunting group is a child group.
l Enable: indicates that the hunting
policy of the parent group is used
when a hunting group is a child
group.
l Disable: indicates that the hunting
policy of the parent group is not
used when a hunting group is a
child group.
ROTARYF OCTET l Enable Specifies whether to enable rotary

LAG STRING l Disable routing for the hunting group. This
parameter is supported only by OLTs
V800R013C00 and later versions.
l Enable: enables rotary routing for
the hunting group. After this
function is enabled, the hunting
group performs rotary hunting
based on the configured call release
cause code.
l Disable: disables rotary routing for
the hunting group.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does Verify that the input MG ID, MG name, or hunting
not exist. group name exists.
Example
To query the hunting group list on MG 1 on the device named 10.71.42.71, run the following
command:
LST-HUNTINGGROUP::DEV=10.71.42.71,MGID=1:CTAG::;
7340035 2012-02-24 11:18:13
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=5
blktotal=5

The SIP Hunting Group List of the device 10.71.42.71

---------------------------------------------------
DID MGID MGNAME HGNAME HGMODE INHERITFLAG
7340035 1 1/4 20110217 Round Disable
7340035 1 1/4 20110218 Order Disable
7340035 1 1/4 20110219 Order Enable
7340035 1 1/4 222 Round Enable
7340035 1 1/4 456 Round Disable
---------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.27 Querying the Hunting Group Member List (LST-

HGMEMBER)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the hunting group member list when the SIP protocol or SIP
+H.248 protocols are used.
Command Format
LST-HGMEMBER::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),HGNAME=HG-Name[,(PMEMBER=Port-
Member|SMEMBER=Subgroup-Member)]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=WEIGHT];
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
met
er

R


met
er

STRING When the value of the configuration item
HG OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the hunting group name. -

NA STRING Hunting group names must be unique on
ME a device.
PME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates a hunting group member, which -

MB STRING is a single port. The input format is
ER subrack/slot/port ID.
SME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates a subgroup member in a -

MB STRING hunting group. A hunting group
ER functions as a subgroup and belongs to a
parent hunting group. After being added
to a parent hunting group, the members
in a subgroup become the members of
the parent hunting group.
SHO OCTET WEIGHT (Optional) Specifies the attributes that N/A

WO STRING can be displayed in the returned result. If
PTI you set this parameter, the corresponding
ON attributes are displayed. By default, the
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The SIP Hunting Group Member List of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID HGNAME PMEMBER SMEMBER PRIORITY WEIGHT
Output Parameter
HGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the hunting group name.

STRING Hunting group names must be unique
on a device.
PMEMBER OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates a hunting group member,

STRING which is a single port. The input format
is subrack/slot/port ID.

SMEMBER OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates a subgroup member in a

STRING hunting group. A hunting group
functions as a subgroup and belongs to
a parent hunting group. After being
added to a parent hunting group, the
members in a subgroup become the
members of the parent hunting group.
PRIORITY INTEGER 1-65535 Indicates the priority of a member in a

hunting group.
l When the HGMODE is Order, this
parameter determines the hunting
order of group members. A smaller
parameter value means a higher
hunting priority.
l When the HGMODE is Round,
this parameter identifies the
relationship of two neighboring
members.
l The priorities for different group
members can be the same.
– When a subgroup and a port
have the same priority, the port
is hunted preferentially.
– When different ports have the
same priority, the ports are
hunted based on the physical
sequence of shelf ID, slot ID,
and port ID.
– When different subgroups have
the same priority, the subgroups
are hunted in alphabetic order of
their names.
WEIGHT INTEGER 1-65535 Indicates the weight of a member in a

hunting group. This parameter is
supported by OLTs V800R013C00 and
later versions.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does Ensure that the input hunting group name, port, or
not exist. subgroup exists.

Example
To query the member list of hunting group 20110217 on the device named 10.71.42.71, run
LST-HGMEMBER::DEV=10.71.42.71,HGNAME=20110217:CTAG::;

7340035 2012-02-24 11:31:27
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
The SIP Hunting Group Member List of the device 10.71.42.71

--------------------------------------------
DID HGNAME PMEMBER SMEMBER PRIORITY
7340035 20110217 -- 134 5000
7340035 20110217 0/3/6 -- 6000
--------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.28 Querying the Group Account List (LST-

GROUPNUMBER)
Usage Note
This command is used to query SIP group accounts list when the SIP protocol or SIP+H.248
protocols are used.
Command Format
LST-GROUPNUMBER::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-NAME)
[,URI=Uri]:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=PORTID GROUPID];
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

STRING
URI OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the group account -

STRING name. Group account names
SHOWOP OCTET l PORTID (Optional) Specifies whether -

TION STRING l GROUPID the attributes are displayed.
If you set this parameter, the
NOTE
To query GROUID, set URI
as well.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The SIP Group Number List of the device "+device-name
name of attributes: DID MGID URI HGNAME PORTID GROUPID
Output Parameter

URI OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the group account name.

STRING
HGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the hunting

STRING group to which group accounts
belong.
PORTID OCTET SIZE (11) Indicates the port to which the group
STRING account is bound. OLTs support this
parameter from V800R013C00.
GROUPID INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the user group to which the

group account is bound. OLTs support
this parameter from V800R013C10.
Error Code
2686058552 The resource does Verify that the input MG ID, MG name, or group
not exist. account name exists.
Example
To query the group account list on MG 0 on the device named 10.71.42.71, run the following
command:
LST-GROUPNUMBER::DEV=10.71.42.71,MGID=0,URI=1:123::;
7340035 2012-02-24 11:18:13

M 123 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The SIP Group Number List of the device 10.71.42.71

---------------------------------------------------
DID MGID URI HGNAME
7340035 0 1 55XX
---------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.

15.20.29 Querying Service Rights and Service Data for Group

Accounts (LST-GROUPNUMBERSRV)
Usage Note
This command is used to query service rights and service data for group accounts when the
SIP protocol or SIP+H.248 protocols are used.
Command Format
LST-GROUPNUMBERSRV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-
Name),URI=Uri:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=CLIWILDCARDLEN HOTLINE HOTTIME HOTLINENO];
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
MGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID. N/A
MGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name. N/A

STRING
URI OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the group account N/A


SHOWOP OCTET l CLIWILDCA Specifies the attributes that -

TION STRING RDLEN can be displayed in the
l HOTLINE returned result. If you set
this parameter, the
l HOTTIME corresponding attributes are
l HOTLINENO returned. By default, the
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The SIP Group Number Service List of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID MGID MGNAME URI CALLHOLD THREEPARTY MEETINGSRV
CALLTRANSFER MCALLIDENTY CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG CLIWILDCARDLEN
HOTLINE HOTTIME HOTLINENO
Output Parameter

STRING

STRING
CALLHOLD OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the call hold

STRING l Disable function is enabled. This function
allows a user to place a call on
hold and then retrieve the call from
hold.
THREEPART OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the third-party

Y STRING l Disable service is enabled. This function
allows a user to establish a third-
party conversion.

MEETINGSR OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the multi-party

V STRING l Disable conference service is enabled. This
function allows a user to attend
and control a multi-party
conference.
CALLTRAN OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the call transfer

SFER STRING l Disable function is enabled. This function
allows a user to transfer an
ongoing call. For example, user B
(transferor) can transfer the call
with user A (transferee) to user C
(transfer target).
MCALLIDE OCTET l Enable Specifies whether the malicious

NTY STRING l Disable call tracking function is enabled.
This function allows a user to track
a malicious call.
CENTREXN INTEGER 0-4294967295 Indicates the group ID.

O
CENTREXP OCTET SIZE (7) Indicates the outgoing prefix.

REFIX STRING
CENTREXF OCTET l Direct Indicates the outgoing attributes.

LAG STRING l Secondary Options are as follows:
l Direct: direct call
l Secondary: secondary call
CLIWILDCA OCTET 0-64 Indicates the wildcard length of

RDLEN STRING any group accounts. When the group
account is a wildcard number, the
NOTE
The value any
wildcard characters in the number
indicates the indicate the wildcard length.
wildcard length when
wildcard characters
are not restricted.

HOTLINE OCTET l Enable Indicates the hotline service

STRING l Disable permissions.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T V800R016C10
and later versions support this
parameter.
HOTTIME INTEGER 0-255 Indicates the hotline delay

Unit: s. duration, that is, the hotline delay
duration of user service data.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T V800R016C10
parameter.
HOTLINEN OCTET 1-64 Indicates the hotline number, that

O STRING is, the hotline number of user
service data. This parameter is
used to set the autodial number
when a user does not dial numbers
for a long time and the hotline
service is enabled.
NOTE
MA5600T, MA5603T V800R016C10
parameter.
Error Code
2689022687 The group number The group account does not exist on the
does not exist device. Check whether the input is
incorrect.
Example
To query service rights and service data for a group account on MG 0 on the device named
LST-
GROUPNUMBERSRV::DEV=10.71.42.73,MGID=0,URI=1:123::SHOWOPTION=CLI
WILDCARDLEN HOTLINE HOTTIME HOTLINENO;
7340042 2012-02-27 17:01:41

M 123 COMPLD
blktag=1

blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The SIP Group Number Service List of the device 10.71.42.71

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
DID MGID MGNAME URI CALLHOLD THREEPARTY MEETINGSRV
CALLTRANSFER MCALLIDENTY CENTREXNO CENTREXPREFIX CENTREXFLAG
CLIWILDCARDLEN HOTLINE HOTTIME HOTLINENO HOTLINE HOTTIME HOTLINENO
7340033 0 0/4 1 Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable
1 1 Direct 1 Enable 10 123456
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.30 Querying Authentication Information for Group

Accounts (LST-GROUPNUMBERAUTH)
Usage Note
This command is used to query authentication Information for group accounts when the SIP
protocol or SIP+H.248 protocols are used.
Command Format
LST-GROUPNUMBERAUTH::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),(MGID=Mg-ID|MGNAME=Mg-
Name),URI=Uri:CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=AUTHMODE HA1];
Supporting Device
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter


configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
MGID INTEGER 0-16777215 Indicates the MG ID. N/A
MGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the MG name. N/A

STRING
URI OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the group account N/A

SHOWOP OCTET l AUTHMODE (Optional) Specifies the N/A

TION STRING l HA1 attributes that can be
displayed.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The SIP Group Number Auth List of the device"+device-name
name of attributes: DID MGID MGNAME URI USERNAME PASSWORD AUTHMODE HA1
Output Parameter

STRING

STRING

USERNAME OCTET SIZE(64) Indicates the authentication user

STRING name of the group account.
PASSWORD OCTET SIZE(64) Indicates the authentication

STRING password in Password
authentication mode.
AUTHMODE OCTET l Password Indicates the authentication mode of

STRING l Ha1 the group account.
l Password: The original password
is configured.
l Ha1: The original password is
encrypted by the algorithm.
HA1 OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the authentication

STRING password in Ha1 authentication
mode.
Error Code
2689022687 The group number The group account does not exist on the
does not exist device. Check whether the input is
incorrect.
Example
To query authentication information for a group account on MG 0 on the device named
LST-
GROUPNUMBERAUTH::DEV=10.71.42.71,MGID=0,URI=1:123::SHOWOPTION=A
UTHMODE HA1;
7340042 2012-02-27 17:01:41
M 123 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The SIP Group Number Service List of the device 10.71.42.71

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
DID MGID MGNAME URI USERNAME PASSWORD AUTHMODE HA1
7340042 0 0/4 1 abc 123 Password
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------

Related Command
None.
15.20.31 Querying Call Release Cause Codes in a Hunting

Group(LST-HUNTINGSTOPCAUSECODE)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the Q.850 cause code that has been added to a hunting group
when the SIP protocol or SIP+H.248 protocols are used. If rotary routing is enabled for the
hunting group and the AG receives the Q.850 cause code from terminals, the AG will release
calls and stop hunting.
Command Format
LST-HUNTINGSTOPCAUSECODE::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),HGNAME=HG-Name:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter

Locate a Device
According to the IP
Address.

HGNAME OCTET SIZE(32) Indicates the hunting group -

STRING name. Hunting group
names must be unique on a
device.
NOTE
l You must enter either the device ID or the device name.

l You must enter the hunting group name.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="The SIP Hunting Group Call Release Cause Code List of the device "+device-
name
name of attributes:DID HGNAME CAUSECODE
Output Parameter
HGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the hunting group

STRING name. Hunting group names
CAUSECODE INTEGER 1-127 Indicates the call release

cause code (ISDN Q.850).
Error Code
1615462437 The version does not match Verify that the NE version is
or communication with the V800R013C00 or later. For details about
device failed. how to handle NE communication
failures, see NE Communication
Failure.
Example
To query call release cause codes in hunting group 121 on NE 10.144.194.162, run the
following command:
LST-GPONPORT::DEV=10.78.217.111,FN=0,SN=5,PN=1:6::;


7340064 2013-03-27 15:43:16
M 2 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
The SIP Hunting Group Call Release Cause Code List of the device 10.144.194.162
---------------------------
DID HGNAME CAUSECODE
7340064 121 5
---------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.32 Querying a Global Number Change Profile (LST-

NUMCHGPROFILE)
Usage Note
You can query all the global profiles or use profile names for fuzzy queries or precise queries.
Command Format
LST-NUMCHGPROFILE:::CTAG::[PROFNAME=profile name];
Supporting Device
None.
Input Parameter
PROFNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name -

STRING of the number
change profile.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Number Change Profile List "
PROFNAME PROFALIAS CHGMODE NEWNUM STARTLOCATION CHANGELENGTH

Output Parameter
PROFNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the number

STRING change profile.
PROFALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the alias of the number

STRING change profile.
CHGMODE OCTET l INSERT Indicates the number change mode.

STRING l REPLAC The options are as follows:
E l INSERT: Inserts the number change
l DELETE profile.
l REPLACE: Replace the number
change profile.
l DELETE: Deletes the number
change profile.
NEWNUM OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the new number.

STRING
STARTLOCAT INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the start location of the

ION number change.
CHANGELEN INTEGER 1-64 Indicates the changed length of the

GTH number.
Error Code

wrong command.
order.
2686058552 The resource does not The required profile does not exist.
exist.
Example
To query the number change profile named "test22", run the following command:
LST-NUMCHGPROFILE:::CTAG::PROFNAME=test22;

-1 2014-08-06 17:24:57
M CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
Number Change Profile List

----------------------------------------------------------------------
PROFNAME PROFALIAS CHGMODE NEWNUM STARTLOCATION CHANGELENGTH
test22 -- INSERT 23 23 --
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.
15.20.33 Querying the VBD Parameter of Voice Ports (LST-

VOIPVBD)
Usage Note
This command is applicable only to H.248 and SIP. It is used to query the VBD parameters of
the POTS, BRA, and PRA ports.
Command Format
LST-VOIPVBD::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name),FN=Frame-num,SN=Slot-num,PN=Port-
num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
Input Parameter
meter

ER


meter


ER

ER

ER
Response Format
Format Description.
title="VBD Para of the device "+device-name
Output Parameter
eter

ER

ER

ER

ER
V21L OCTE l Enable Indicates the V21 Low (980Hz) status of voice
T l Disable ports.
STRIN
G l Adapt


eter
V21H OCTE l Enable Indicates the V21 High (1650Hz) status of voice
T l Disable ports.
STRIN
G l Adapt
BELL1 OCTE l Enable Indicates the Bell 103 Mark (1270Hz) status of
03MA T l Disable voice ports.
RK STRIN
G l Adapt
BELLA OCTE l Enable Indicates the Bell Ans (2225Hz) status of voice
NS T l Disable ports.
STRIN
G l Adapt
V25CT OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.25 CT status of voice ports.

T l Disable
STRIN
G l Adapt
V32AA OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.32 AA status of voice ports.

T l Disable
STRIN
G l Adapt
V18A OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.18 Annex A status of voice ports.
T l Disable
STRIN
G l Adapt
V8BIS OCTE l Enable Indicates the V8bis Cre status of voice ports.
CRE T l Disable
STRIN
G l Adapt
V22US OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.22 USB1 single-band (2250Hz)

B1SIN T l Disable status of voice ports.
GLEFR STRIN
E G l Adapt
V22US OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.22 USB1 dual-band status of

B1DU T l Disable voice ports.
ALFRE STRIN
G l Adapt
V22US OCTE l Enable Indicates the V.22 USB1 tri-band status of voice
B1TRI T l Disable ports.
FR STRIN
G l Adapt

Error Code
2689007617 The instance does not Do as follows to verify whether the entered
exist, or the feature is command is correct:
not supported or not l Verify that the entered port is a voice port.
configured.
l Verify that the entered port exists.
Example
To query the VBD parameters on voice port 0/1/1 of the device named 10.144.195.145, run
l LST-VOIPVBD::DEV=10.144.195.145,FN=0,SN=1,PN=1:-439483559::;
l Response message:
3145742 2014-07-02 15:54:14
M -439483559 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
VBD Para of the device 10.144.195.145

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
3145742 0 1 1 Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt Adapt
Adapt
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.20.34 Querying Physical Information Corresponding to

Telephone Numbers (LST-TELNUMLOCATIONINFO)
Usage Note
You can use telephone numbers, extended telephone numbers, and group names to query the
corresponding device and port information.
Command Format
LST-TELNUMLOCATIONINFO::TELNUM=Tel-Num:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
104 MA5612
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
TELNUM OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates a -

STRING telephone
number,
extended
telephone
number, or
group account.
Response Format
Format Description.
title=Tell Number Info:
name of attributes: DID DEV DEVIP HGNAME ExtTelNo URI DN
FN SN PN DefaultCLI
Output Parameter
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) Indicates the device name

STRING by default.
DEVIP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the IP address of

STRING the device.
HGNAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the hunting group

STRING name.
ExtTelNo OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the extended

STRING telephone number.

URI OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the group account

STRING name.
DN OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the telephone

STRING l UA5000(PVM): When number.
the DN value is a
character string
than 32 characters.
When the H.248
value is a numeral
than 16 digits.
the DN value is a
character string
than 64 characters.
When the H.248
value is a numeral
than 16 digits.
DefaultCLI OCTET SIZE (64) Indicates the default

STRING outgoing calling number.
Error Code
None
Example
To query device and port information corresponding to the telephone number 1383954 on the
U2000, run the following command:
l LST-TELNUMLOCATIONINFO::TELNUM=1383954:320::;
l Response message:
0 2014-11-05 15:21:00
M 320 COMPLD
blktag=1

blkcount=3
blktotal=3
Tell Number Info:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
DID DEV DEVIP HGNAME ExtTelNo URI DN FN SN PN
DefaultCLI
7340033 10.144.195.45 10.144.195.45 -- 1383954292 -- --
0 2 6 -
7340033 10.144.195.45 10.144.195.45 -- -- -- 1383954
0 2 6 -
7340032 10.144.252.40 10.144.252.40 sfdsfsdf -- 1383954
-- -- -- -- --
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None
15.21 Querying SPC Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying SPC resources, including the
SPC list and details of an SPC.
15.21.1 Querying the List of SPCs (LST-SPC)
Usage Note
Command Format
LST-SPC::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,SFN=Start Frame-num,SSN=Start Slot-
num,SPN=Start Port-num[,SCHN=Start Channel-num][,EFN=End Frame-num,ESN=End Slot-
num,EPN=End Port-num[,ECHN=End Channel-num]]][,APPType=Application Type]
[,SPCType=SPC Type][,ALIAS=SPC-alias]):CTAG::[SHOWOPTION=ConfGroup];
Supporting Device
100 MA5616
219 UA5000 (PVM)
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter
eter

ER

STRIN If the value of the configuration item
G DEVMEAN is 1, the DEV
to the IP Address.
SFN INTEG 0-254 Indicates the start subrack ID. -

ER
SSN INTEG 0-254 Indicates the start slot ID. -

ER
SPN INTEG 0-254 Indicates the start port ID. -

ER
SCHN INTEG 0-31 Indicates the start channel number. -

ER
EFN INTEG 0-254 Indicates the end subrack ID. -

ER This parameter is valid when the
SPCType parameter is set to
Internal SPC or Leased Line.
ESN INTEG 0-254 Indicates the end slot ID. -

EPN INTEG 0-254 Indicates the end port ID. -

ECHN INTEG 0-31 Indicates the end channel number. -



eter
APPTy OCTET l Normal Indicates the SPC application type. -

pe STRIN l Hotline
G
l M
Channel
Transpar
ent
l Z-
Interface
Extensio
n
l PBX
Bothway
l E1 DDI
l T1 DDI
l EM-
Signal


eter
SPCTy OCTET l Internal Indicates the SPC connection type. -

pe STRIN SPC Options are as follows:
G l V5 SPC l Internal SPC: It refers to the 64 K
l V5 Pre- channel that is implemented
connecti inside the access network without
on the involvement of the V5
l Leased interface.
Line l V5 SPC: It refers to the 64 K
l IP SPC channel between the service port
and the B-channel of the V5
l ShareLin interface with the involvement of
e SPC the V5 interface.
l V5 Pre-connection: It is used for
the on-demand service that has
the fixed 64 K connection
between the service port and the
B-channel of the V5 interface
with the involvement of the V5
interface.
l Leased Line: It is used for the
hotline service that has the fixed
64 K channel and that is
implemented inside the access
network without the involvement
of the V5 interface.
l IP SPC: It refers to the SPC that
is implemented on the IP network
through the DSP channel.
l ShareLine SPC: Shared-line SPC
ALIA OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the SPC alias. -

S STRIN
G
SHO OCTET ConfGroup (Optional) Specifies the attributes -

WOPT STRIN that can be displayed in the returned
ION G result. If you set this parameter, the
are not displayed.
NOTE
The device name or the device ID must be set. Other parameters are optional. Multiple records are
displayed or no record is displayed.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="SPC of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID SFN SSN SPN SCHN EFN ESN EPN ECHN CHCount
APPType SPCType ALIAS PathProtect SportSubType EportSubType SPCState
FailCause SCESFN SCESSN SCESPN SUpPv8FN SUpPv8SN SUpPv8PN SDownPv8FN
SDownPv8SN SDownPv8PN SRSPFN SRSPSN SRSPPN ECESFN ECESSN ECESPN EUpPv8FN
EUpPv8SN EUpPv8PN EDownPv8FN EDownPv8SN EDownPv8PN ERSPFN ERSPSN ERSPPN
SHW STS SUpPv8HW SUpPv8TS SDownPv8HW SDownPv8TS EHW ETS EUpPv8HW
EUpPv8TS EDownPv8HW EDownPv8TS LocalIPAddr LocalPort RemoteIPAddr
RemotePort VoiceCode Ece RTPInterval ConfGroup
Output Parameter
SFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start subrack ID.
SSN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start slot ID.
SPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start port ID.
SCHN INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the start channel number.
EFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end subrack ID.

SPCType parameter is set to Internal
SPC or Leased Line.
ESN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end slot ID.

SPC or Leased Line.
EPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end port ID.

SPC or Leased Line.
ECHN INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the end channel number.

SPC or Leased Line.
CHCount INTEGER 1-31 Indicates the total number of channels.

APPType OCTET l Normal Indicates the SPC application type.

STRING l Hotline
l M Channel
Transparent
l Z-Interface
Extension
l PBX Bothway
l E1 DDI
l T1 DDI
l EM-Signal
SPCType OCTET l Internal SPC Indicates the SPC connection type.

STRING l V5 SPC
l V5 Pre-
connection
l Leased Line
l IP SPC
l ShareLine
SPC
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the SPC alias.

STRING
PathProtect OCTET l Yes Specifies whether to enable path

STRING l No protection.
SPortSubTy OCTET l MNT Subtype Indicates the subtype of the start port.
pe STRING l MLT Subtype
l No Subtype
EPortSubTy OCTET l MNT Subtype Indicates the subtype of the end port.
pe STRING l MLT Subtype
l No Subtype
ConfGroup INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the conference group ID of the

conference SPC.
NOTE
The UA5000 (PVM) of version UA5000
V100R019 or later versions supports this
parameter.
Error Code
None.

Example
To query the list of SPCs of the device named CMSAN_153, run the following command:
LST-SPC::DEV=CMSAN_153:1::;
7340155 2010-11-20 18:35:28

M 1 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
SPC of the device CMSAN_153
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
DID SFN SSN SPN SCHN EFN ESN EPN ECHN CHCount
APPType SPCType ALIAS PathProtect SPortSubType EPortSubType
7340155 0 10 0 0 -- -- -- -- 1 Normal IP SPC
-- Yes No Subtype No Subtype
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
DTL-SPC
15.21.2 Querying the Details of an SPC (DTL-SPC)
Usage Note
This command is used to query the details (such as the basic configuration and statistics) of
the specified SPC in the system.
Command Format
DTL-SPC::((DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)((,SFN=Start Frame-num,SSN=Start Slot-
num,SPN=Start Port-num,SCHN=Start Channel-num[,EFN=End Frame-num,ESN=End Slot-
num,EPN=End Port-num,ECHN=End Channel-num])|(,ALIAS=SPC-alias))):CTAG::
[SHOWOPTION=ConfGroup];
Supporting Device
100 MA5616
219 UA5000 (PVM)
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T

Input Parameter
eter

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
SFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start subrack -

ID.
SSN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start slot ID. -
SPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start port ID. -
SCHN INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the start channel -

number.
EFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end subrack ID. -

This parameter is valid when
the SPCType parameter is
set to Internal SPC or
Leased Line.
ESN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end slot ID. -

Leased Line.
EPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end port ID. -

Leased Line.
ECHN INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the end channel -

number.
Leased Line.


eter
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the SPC alias. -

STRING
SHOW OCTET ConfGroup (Optional) Specifies the -

OPTIO STRING attributes that can be
N displayed in the returned
displayed.
NOTE
To locate an SPC, you must enter either the device name or the device ID. In addition, you must enter
either the start and end subrack IDs, slot IDs, port IDs, and channel numbers or the SPC alias. If
multiple SPCs meet the requirements or no SPC meets the requirements, an error is reported.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="SPC of the device "+device-name
name of attributes:DID SFN SSN SPN SCHN EFN ESN EPN ECHN CHCount
APPType SPCType ALIAS PathProtect SportSubType EportSubType SPCState
FailCause SCESFN SCESSN SCESPN SUpPv8FN SUpPv8SN SUpPv8PN SDownPv8FN
SDownPv8SN SDownPv8PN SRSPFN SRSPSN SRSPPN ECESFN ECESSN ECESPN EUpPv8FN
EUpPv8SN EUpPv8PN EDownPv8FN EDownPv8SN EDownPv8PN ERSPFN ERSPSN ERSPPN
SHW STS SUpPv8HW SUpPv8TS SDownPv8HW SDownPv8TS EHW ETS EUpPv8HW
EUpPv8TS EDownPv8HW EDownPv8TS LocalIPAddr LocalPort RemoteIPAddr
RemotePort VoiceCode Ece RTPInterval ConfGroup
Output Parameter
er
SFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start subrack ID.
SSN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start slot ID.
SPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the start port ID.
SCHN INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the start channel number.
EFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end subrack ID.

This parameter is valid when the SPCType
parameter is set to Internal SPC or
Leased Line.


er
ESN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end slot ID.

Leased Line.
EPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the end port ID.

Leased Line.
ECHN INTEGER 0-31 Indicates the end channel number.

Leased Line.
CHCount INTEGER 1-31 Indicates the total number of channels.
APPType OCTET l Normal Indicates the SPC application type.

STRING l Hotline
l M Channel
Transparent
l Z-Interface
Extension
l PBX Bothway
l E1 DDI
l T1 DDI
l EM-Signal
SPCType OCTET l Internal SPC Indicates the SPC connection type.

STRING l V5 SPC
l V5 Pre-
connection
l Leased Line
l IP SPC
l ShareLine SPC
ALIAS OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the SPC alias.

STRING
PathProt OCTET l Yes Specifies whether to enable path

ect STRING l No protection.
SPortSub OCTET l MNT Subtype Indicates the subtype of the start port.
Type STRING l MLT Subtype
l No Subtype


er
EPortSub OCTET l MNT Subtype Indicates the subtype of the end port.
Type STRING l MLT Subtype
l No Subtype
SPCState OCTET l Idle Indicates the connection status.

STRING l Normal
l Error
l Error checking
l Occupying
l Checking
l Releasing
l Error releasing
l Refresh
releasing
l Disconnecting
FailCaus OCTET l Start busy Indicates the alarm information.

e STRING l End busy
l Start fault
l End fault
l Start loop
l End loop
l Start lock
l End Start lock
l Res not
enough
l Waiting
Timeout
l Start test
l End test
l No alarm
l No Timeslot
SCESFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the trunk shelf that is occupied at

the source end.
SCESSN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the trunk slot that is occupied at

the source end.
SCESPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the trunk port that is occupied at

the source end.
SUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the upstream PV8 shelf that is

FN occupied at the source end.


er
SUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the upstream PV8 slot that is

SN occupied at the source end.
SUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the upstream PV8 port that is

PN occupied at the source end.
SDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the downstream PV8 shelf that is

v8FN occupied at the source end.
SDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the downstream PV8 slot that is

v8SN occupied at the source end.
SDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the downstream PV8 port that is

v8PN occupied at the source end.
SRSPFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the RSP shelf that is occupied at

the source end.
SRSPSN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the RSP slot that is occupied at

the source end.
SRSPPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the RSP port that is occupied at

the source end.
ECESFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the trunk shelf that is occupied at

ECESSN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the trunk slot that is occupied at

ECESPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the trunk port that is occupied at

EUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the upstream PV8 shelf that is

FN occupied at the destination end.
EUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the upstream PV8 slot that is

SN occupied at the destination end.
EUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the upstream PV8 port that is

PN occupied at the destination end.
EDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the downstream PV8 shelf that is

v8FN occupied at the destination end.
EDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the downstream PV8 slot that is

v8SN occupied at the destination end.
EDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the downstream PV8 port that is

v8PN occupied at the destination end.
ERSPFN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the RSP shelf that is occupied at



er
ERSPSN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the RSP slot that is occupied at

ERSPPN INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the RSP port that is occupied at

SHW INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the highway that is occupied at

the source end.
STS INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the timeslot that is occupied at

the source end.
SUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the highway that is occupied for

HW PV8 upstream transmission at the source
end.
SUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the timeslot that is occupied for

TS PV8 upstream transmission at the source
end.
SDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the highway that is occupied for

v8HW PV8 downstream transmission at the
source end.
SDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the timeslot that is occupied for

v8TS PV8 downstream transmission at the
source end.
EHW INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the highway that is occupied at

ETS INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the timeslot that is occupied at

EUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the highway that is occupied for

HW PV8 upstream transmission at the
destination end.
EUpPv8 INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the timeslot that is occupied for

TS PV8 upstream transmission at the
destination end.
EDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the highway that is occupied for

v8HW PV8 downstream transmission at the
destination end.
EDownP INTEGER 0-254 Indicates the timeslot that is occupied for

v8TS PV8 downstream transmission at the
destination end.
LocalIPA OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the local IP address.

ddr STRING This parameter is valid when the
connection type is IP SPC.


er
LocalPor INTEGER l MD5500 and Indicates the local port.

t UA5000(PVU) This parameter is valid when the
: 5000-62599, connection type is IP SPC.
the value must
be a multiple
of 4
l UA5000(PVM
):
16384-18940,
the value must
be a multiple
of 4
RemoteI OCTET SIZE (15) Indicates the remote IP address.

PAddr STRING This parameter is valid when the
RemoteP INTEGER 0-65535 Indicates the remote port. This parameter is

ort valid when the connection type is IP SPC.
VoiceCo OCTET l G711Malaw(1) Indicates the encoding type.

de STRING l G711Mulaw(2) This parameter is valid when the
l G723Low(3) connection type is IP SPC.
l G723High(4)
l G729(5)
Ece OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to enable echo

STRING l Enable cancellation.
Sce OCTET l Disable Specifies whether to enable silence

STRING l Enable suppression.
RTPInter OCTET l 5ms Indicates the RTP sampling interval.

val STRING l 10ms This parameter is valid when the
l 20ms connection type is IP SPC.
l 30ms
ConfGro INTEGER 0-15 Indicates the conference group ID of the

up conference SPC.
NOTE
The UA5000 (PVM) of version UA5000
V100R019 or later versions supports this
parameter.

Error Code
2686059277 Get none SPC. Run the LST-SPC

command to check whether
the specified SPC exists.
Example
To query the details of the SPC (SFN: 0; SSN: 14; SPN: 3; SCHN: 0; EFN: 0; ESN: 14;
EPN: 5; ECHN: 0) of the device named 10.71.62.57, run the following command:
DTL-
SPC::DEV=10.71.62.57,SFN=0,SSN=14,SPN=3,SCHN=0,EFN=0,ESN=14,EPN=5,ECHN
=0:3::;

7340036 2006-07-27 05:11:33
M 3 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
SPC of the device 10.71.62.57
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID SFN SSN SPN SCHN EFN ESN EPN ECHN CHCount
APPType SPCType ALIAS PathProtect SPortSubType EPortSubType SPCState
FailCause SCESFN SCESSN SCESPN SUpPv8FN SUpPv8SN
SUpPv8PN SDownPv8FN SDownPv8SN SDownPv8PN SRSPFN SRSPSN
SRSPPN ECESFN ECESSN ECESPN EUpPv8FN EUpPv8SN EUpPv8PN
EDownPv8FN EDownPv8SN EDownPv8PN ERSPFN ERSPSN ERSPPN SHW
STS SUpPv8HW SUpPv8TS SDownPv8HW SDownPv8TS EHW
ETS EUpPv8HW EUpPv8TS EDownPv8HW EDownPv8TS LocalIPA
ddr LocalPort RemoteIPAddr RemotePort VoiceCode Ece
Sce RTPInterval
7340036 0 14 3 0 0 14 5 0 1
Normal Leased Line 23423 Yes No Subtype No Subtype Error
Start fault -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- 0 G711Malaw Enable Disable 20ms
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-SPC
15.22 Querying ACL and QoS Resources

This topic provides the commands and examples for querying ACL and QoS resources,
including the ACL groups and subitems of extended ACL groups.

15.22.1 Querying ACL Groups (LST-ACLGRP)
Usage Note
This command is used to query information about existing access control list (ACL) groups
on a device.
Command Format
LST-ACLGRP::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
37 MA5662
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2340 MA5611S
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7

2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
Parame Type Range Description Defaul
ter t Value
DEV OCTET STRING SIZE (192) Indicates the default N/A

device name. If the value
DEVMEAN is 1, the
how to modify
IP Address.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="ACL of the device " + device-name
name of attributes:DID GROUPID STEP DESC NAME ORDER
Output Parameter
eter
DID Integer - Indicates the device ID.


eter
GROU Integer 2000-3999 Value between 2000 and 3999 indicates

PID the ACL group ID.
l Value between 2000 and 2999
indicates basic ACL groups.
l Value between 3000 and 3999
indicates extended ACL groups.
NOTE
Only the MA5300 does not support this
parameter.
STEP Integer 1-20 Indicates the step.
DESC OCTET SIZE (127) Indicates the description of the ACL

STRING group.
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ACL group name that starts
STRING with an English letter. Only the MA5300
ORDE OCTET l CONFIG Indicates the matching sequence of the

R STRING l AUTO ACL group. Only the MA5300 supports
this parameter.
Error Code
2689013028 Fail to get enough hardware Delete ACL rules that are
resource to trap protocol not required.
packets. Please delete some
ACL configurations first,
and try again.
2686058552 Resource does not exist. Ensure that an ACL group

exists on the device.
Example
To query all the extended ACL groups on the device named 10.78.217.111, run the following
command:
LST-ACLGRP::DEV=10.78.217.111:8::;
7340034 2010-11-20 19:08:25
M 8 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=3

blktotal=3
ACL of the Device 10.78.217.111
------------------------------------------
DID GROUPID STEP DESC NAME ORDER
7340034 2001 5 -- --
7340034 4000 5 -- --
7340034 5004 1 -- --
------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
15.22.2 Querying the Subitems of an Extended ACL Group (LST-

ACLEXTSUBITEM)
Usage Note
Ensure that an extended access control list (ACL) group exists before querying its subitems.
Command Format
LST-ACLEXTSUBITEM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::(GROUPID=acl-group-index|
NAME=acl-name);
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
94 MA5603U
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
37 MA5662
95 MA5603T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2340 MA5611S
2335 MA5694

2333 MA5698
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) (Optional) Indicates the N/A

STRING default device name. If the
value of the configuration
item DEVMEAN is 1, the
According to the IP
Address.
GROUPI Integer 3000-3999 Indicates the ACL group ID. N/A

D NOTE
Only the MA5300 does not
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ACL group N/A

STRING name that starts with an
English letter. Only the
MA5300 supports this
parameter.

Response Format
Format Description.
title="EXTENDED ACL SUB ITEM of the device " + device-name
name of attributes:DID GROUPID NAME SUBITEM ACTION PROTOCOL ESTABLISH SRCIP
SRCWILDCARD DSTIP DSTWILDCARD SRCPORTOPER SRCPORT1 SRCPORT2 DSTPORTOPER DSTPORT1
DSTPORT2 ICMPTYPE ICMPCODE IPPRI TOS DSCP FRAGMENT
Output Parameter
GROUPID Integer 3000-3999 Indicates the ACL group ID.

NOTE
Only the MA5300 does not support this
parameter.
NAME OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the ACL group name that
STRING starts with an English letter. Only the
MA5300 supports this parameter.
SUBITEM Integer 0-4294967294 Indicates the subitem index of an

extended ACL group.
ACTION OCTET l PERMIT Indicates the operation performed on

STRING l DENY an ACL group.
PROTOCOL Integer or 0-255 Indicates the type of the protocol

string For commonly over the IP network.
used types, a NOTE
number is Only the MA5300 supports the IGMP
displayed. The and OSPF protocols.
following provides
the mapping
between numbers
and commonly
used types:
l 0: IP
l 1: ICMP
l 2: IGMP
l 4: IPINIP
l 6: TCP
l 17: UDP
l 47: GRE
l 89: OSPF

ESTABLISH OCTET l ON Indicates that this rule is valid only

STRING l OFF for the first SYN packet for setting
up the TCP connection. This
PROTOCOL is set to TCP.
SRCIP IPADDRE SIZE (32) Indicates the source IP address of the

SS packet.
SRCWILDCA IPADDRE SIZE (32) Indicates the wildcard of the source

RD SS IP address.
DSTIP IPADDRE SIZE (32) Indicates the destination IP address

SS of the packet.
DSTWILDCA IPADDRE SIZE (32) Indicates the wildcard of the

RD SS destination IP address.
SRCPORTOP OCTET l LT Indicates the operation character for

ER STRING l GT comparing the port ID of the source
IP address. This parameter is valid
l EQ only when PROTOCOL is set to
l NEQ TCP or UDP.
l RANGE l LT: less than
l GT: greater than
l EQ: equal to
l NEQ: not equal to
l RANGE: within the range
SRCPORT1 Integer 0-65535 Indicates the TCP or UDP port ID.
SRCPORT2 Integer 0-65535 Indicates the TCP or UDP port ID.

This parameter is mandatory when
SRCPORTOPER is set to RANGE.
DSTPORTOP OCTET l LT Indicates the operation character for

ER STRING l GT comparing the port ID of the
destination IP address. This
l EQ parameter is valid only when
l NEQ PROTOCOL is set to TCP or UDP.
l RANGE l LT: less than
l GT: greater than
l EQ: equal to
l NEQ: not equal to
l RANGE: within the range
DSTPORT1 Integer 0-65535 Indicates the TCP or UDP port ID.

DSTPORT2 Integer 0-65535 Indicates the TCP or UDP port ID.

This parameter is mandatory when
SRCPORTOPER is set to RANGE.
ICMPTYPE Integer 0-255 Indicates the ICMP packet type.
ICMPCODE Integer 0-255 Indicates the message code of the

ICMP packet.
IPPRI Integer 0-7 Indicates the IP priority.
TOS Integer 0-15 Indicates the service type. The

For commonly meanings of the options are as
used types, a follows:
number is l normal: Matches packets with
displayed. The normal TOS(0).
following provides l min-monetary-cost: Matches
the mapping packets with minimum cost
between numbers TOS(1).
and commonly
used types: l max-reliability: Matches packets
with maximum reliable TOS(2).
l 0: normal
l max-throughput: Matches packets
l 1: min- with maximum throughput
monetary-cost TOS(4).
l 2: max- l min-delay: Match packets with
reliability minimum delay TOS(8).
l 4: max-
throughput
l 8: min-delay
DSCP Integer 0-63 Indicates the DSCP category.
FRAGMENT OCTET l ON Specifies whether it is valid only for

STRING l OFF the non-tail fragment packet.
Error Code
2689013720 The ACL does not exist. Ensure that an extended ACL
group is issued.
2689013720 ACL Group Index Not Ensure that the device supports the
Match The Device Type. input parameter. For example,
input NAME for the MA5300.
2686058552 Resource does not exist. Ensure that the device supports the
input parameter, and the extended
ACL group contains subitems.

Example
To query the subitems of extended ACL group 3000 on the device named 10.71.41.55, run the
following command:
LST-ACLEXTSUBITEM::DEV=10.71.41.55:8::GROUPID=3000;

7340075 2010-11-20 19:23:22
M 8 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed.
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
EXTENDED ACL SUB ITEM of the device 10.71.41.55
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------
DID GROUPID NAME SUBITEM ACTION PROTOCOL ESTABLISH SRCIP
SRCWILDCARD DSTIP DSTWILDCARD SRCPORTOPER SRCPORT1 SRCPORT2
DSTPORTOPER DSTPORT1 DSTPORT2 ICMPTYPE ICMPCODE IPPRI TOS
DSCP FRAGMENT
7340075 3000 -- 5 PERMIT IP OFF 0.0.0.0
0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 0.0.0.0 -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- OFF
7340075 3000 -- 10 PERMIT UDP OFF 0.0.0.0
255.255.255.255 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 EQ 68 -- EQ
67 -- -- -- -- -- -- OFF
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------
;
Related Command
LST-ACLGRP
15.22.3 Querying the Subitems of a Standard ACL Group (LST-

ACLBASESUBITEM)
Usage Note
A standard access control list (ACL) group must exist.
Command Format
LST-ACLBASESUBITEM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::GROUPID=acl-group-index;
Supporting Device
37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3

94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
2331 MA5608T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
57 MA5606T
2340 MA5611S
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
DID Integer - Indicates the device ID. -


configuration item
According to the IP
Address.
GROUPID Integer 2000-2999 Indicates the ACL group ID. N/A
Response Format
Format Description.
title="STANDARD ACL Sub Item of the device " + device-name
name of attributes:DID GROUPID SUBITEM ACTION SRCIP SRCWILDCARD FRAGMENT
Output Parameter
GROUPID Integer 2000-2999 Indicates the ID of the ACL group.
SUBITEM Integer 0-429496729 Indicates the subitem index of the standard

4 ACL group.
ACTION OCTET l PERMIT Indicates the operation performed on the

STRING l DENY ACL group.
SRCIP IPADDRE SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the source IP address of

SS the packet.
Default: 0.0.0.0.
SRCWILDC IPADDRE SIZE (32) (Optional) Indicates the wildcard of the

ARD SS source IP address.
Default: 255.255.255.255.
FRAGMENT OCTET l ON Specifies whether it is valid only for the

STRING l OFF non-tail fragment packet.

Error Code
2686058552 Resource does not exist. Ensure that a standard ACL

group exists on a device, and
contains subitems.
Example
To query all the subitems of standard ACL group 2001 on the device named 10.78.217.111,
LST-ACLBASESUBITEM::DEV=10.78.217.111:8::GROUPID=2001;

7340034 2010-11-20 19:13:22
M 8 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
BASE ACL SUB ITEM of the device 10.78.217.111

----------------------------------------------------------------
DID GROUPID SUBITEM ACTION SRCIP SRCWILDCARD FRAGMENT
7340034 2001 999 PERMIT 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 OFF
----------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.22.4 Querying the Subitems of a Layer 2 ACL Group (LST-

ACLLINKSUBITEM)
Usage Note
Ensure that a Layer 2 access control list (ACL) group exists before querying its subitems.
Command Format
LST-ACLLINKSUBITEM::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::GROUPID=acl-group-index;
Supporting Device
249 MA5600T
95 MA5603T

2331 MA5608T
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter
r
DEV OCTET SIZE (192) (Optional) Indicates the N/A

STRING default device name. If the
value of the configuration
item DEVMEAN is 1, the
According to the IP
Address.
GROUPI Integer 4000-4999 Indicates the ACL group ID. N/A

D
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Link ACL SUB ITEM of the device " + device-name
name of attributes: DID GROUPID SUBITEM ACTION PROTOCOL COSPRI VLAN ICOSPRI
IVLAN SRCMAC SRCWILDCARD DSTMAC DSTWILDCARD TIMERANGE
Output Parameter
GROUPID Integer 4000-4999 Indicates the ACL group ID.

SUBITEM Integer 0-4294967294 Indicates the subitem index of a Layer 2

ACL group.
ACTION OCTET l PERMIT Indicates the operation performed on an

STRING l DENY ACL group.
PROTOCO Integer/ Hexadecimal, Indicates the type of the protocol.

L string 0-0xFFFF
The following
types are
commonly used:
l IP
l ARP
l PPPOE-DATA
l PPPOE-
CONTROL
COSPRI Integer 0-7 Indicates the 802.1p priority.
VLAN Integer 1-4093 Indicates the source VLAN.
ICOSPRI Integer 0-7 Indicates the 802.1p priority of the inner

VLAN.
IVLAN Integer 1-4093 Indicates the inner VLAN.
SRCMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the source MAC address.

STRING
SRCWILDC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the wildcard of the source IP

ARD STRING address.
DSTMAC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the destination MAC address.

STRING
DSTWILDC OCTET SIZE (17) Indicates the wildcard of the destination

ARD STRING IP address.
TIMERAN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of a time range.

GE STRING
Error Code
2689013720 The ACL does not exist. Ensure that a Layer 2 ACL group
is issued.
2686058552 Resource does not exist. Ensure that a Layer 2 ACL group
that contains subitems exists on the
NE by setting TIMERANGE.

Example
To query the subitems of Layer 2 ACL group 4000 on the device named 10.71.41.55, run the
following command:
LST-ACLLINKSUBITEM::DEV=10.71.41.55:8::GROUPID=4000;

7340035 2014-02-19 15:04:01
M 8 COMPLD
EN=0 ENDESC=Succeed.
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Link ACL SUBITEM of the device 10.71.41.55

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
DID GROUPID SUBITEM ACTION PROTOCOL COSPRI VLAN ICOSPRI
IVLAN SRCMAC SRCWILDCARD DSTMAC DSTWILDCARD TIMERANGE
7340035 4500 4501 PERMIT PPPOE-CONTROL(0x8863) 2 -- --
-- 00-00-00-00-00-00 ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 00-00-00-00-00-00 ff-ff-ff-
ff-ff-ff --
7340035 4500 4502 PERMIT ARP(0x8060) 2 -- 1 --
00-00-00-00-00-00 ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 00-00-00-00-00-00 ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-
ff --
7340035 4500 4503 PERMIT ARP(0x8060) -- -- -- --
00-00-00-00-00-00 ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff 00-00-00-00-00-00 ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-
ff --
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
Related Command
LST-ACLGRP
15.22.5 Querying Port Rate Limit (LST-QOSRATELIMIT)
Usage Note
Port rate limit is configured on devices.
Command Format
LST-QOSRATELIMIT::(DID=Device-id|DEV=Device-name),FN=frame-num,SN=slot-
num[,SSN=SubBoard-num],PN=port-num:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T

37 MA5662
44 MA5600V3
65 MA5620G
94 MA5603U
95 MA5603T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
104 MA5612
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
2312 MA5628
2319 MA5621
NOTE
command.
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
2331 MA5608T
2340 MA5611S
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878

2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

R

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.

R

R
SSN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the daughter board N/A

R 65535 ID.
NOTE
If no daughter
board exists, set
this parameter
to 65535.

R
Response Format
Format Description.
title="QOS RateLimit of the device " + device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN SSN PN TARGETRATE INTARGETRATE

Output Parameter

R

R

R
SSN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the daughter board ID.

R 65535
NOTE
exists, the value of the
parameter is displayed as
65535..

R
TARGETR INTEGE 64-10000000 Indicates the port rate in the

ATE R NOTE outbound direction. The value is a
The value range is multiple of 64.
64-10000000 for the
Outbound: from the network side to
V800R007 and later
versions of the MA5600T, the user side.
MA5603T, MA5603U Unit: kbit/s
and MA5680T, and
64-1000000 for other NE
versions.

INTARGE INTEGE 64-10000000 Indicates the port rate of in the

TRATE R NOTE inbound direction. The value is a
The value range is multiple of 64.
64-10000000 for the
Inbound: from the user side to the
V800R007 and later
versions of the MA5600T, network side.
MA5603T, MA5603U Unit: kbit/s
and MA5680T, and
NOTE
64-1000000 for other NE
This parameter does not apply to the
versions.
following devices:
l The MA5600T, MA5603T, and
MA5680T earlier than V800R010;
boards of the MA5600T, MA5603T,
and MA5680T V800R010 and later
versions excluding the OPDB
l MA5603U
l MA5600V3
l UA5000 (IPMB)
l MA5662
l MA5621
l MA5616 that uses CCUB as its main
control board
Error Code
2686058552 Resource does not exist. Verify that port rate limit is
configured on the device.
Example
To query the rate limit of port 0/0/0 on the device named 10.71.214.176, run the following
command:
LST-QOSRATELIMIT::DEV=10.71.214.176,FN=0,SN=0,PN=0:777::;

7340034 2010-11-20 19:13:22
M 777 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=1
blktotal=1
QOS RateLimit of the device 10.71.214.176
---------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN SSN PN TARGETRATE INTARGETRATE
7340039 0 0 65535 0 64 --
---------------------------------------------------
;

Related Command
15.22.6 Querying a Traffic Limit on a Port (LST-

QOSTRAFFICLIMIT)
Usage Note
Port traffic limit is configured on devices.
Command Format
LST-QOSTRAFFICLIMIT::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=frame-num[,SN=slot-
num[[,SSN=SubBoard-num],PN=portnum]]]:CTAG::;
Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
96 MA5620
97 MA5626
100 MA5616
104 MA5612
249 MA5600T
2312 MA5628
2320 MA5612A
2321 MA5669
95 MA5603T
2331 MA5608T
2313 MA5652
NOTE
command.
92 MA5652G
2323 MA5622A
2324 MA5623
2326 MA5623A
2319 MA5621

2322 MA5621A
2317 MA5631
2318 MA5632
37 MA5662
2340 MA5611S
2335 MA5694
2333 MA5698
2336 MA5821
2337 MA5822
2338 MA5898
2339 MA5818
2343 MA5694S
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2350 MA5811S
2351 MA5878
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

R

configuration item
According to the IP
Address.


R

R
SSN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the daughter board N/A

R 65535 ID.
NOTE
If no daughter
board exists, set
this parameter
to 65535.

R
Response Format
Format Description.
title="Qos traffic limit information of the device " + device-name
name of attributes: DID FN SN SSN PN GROUPID SUBITEM
DIRECTION TARGETRATE DISCARD DSCP
Output Parameter

R

R

R
SSN INTEGE 0-63 Indicates the daughter board ID.

R 65535
NOTE
exists, the value of the
parameter is displayed as
65535..

R

GROUPID Integer 2000-5999 Indicates the ID of the ACL group.

l 2000-2999: standard ACL
l 3000-3999: extended ACL
l 4000-4999: Layer 2 ACL
l 5000-5999: user-defined ACL
SUBITEM Integer 0-4294967294 Indicates the subitem index of the

ACL group.
DIRECTIO OCTET l INBOUND Indicates the inbound or outbound

N STRING l OUTBOUND direction of a port.
l INBOUND: the inbound
direction, that is, from the user
side to the network side.
l OUTBOUND: the outbound
direction, that is, from the
TARGETR Integer 64-1000000 Indicates the allowed traffic rate. The

ATE value is a multiple of 64.
Unit: kbit/s
DISCARD OCTET ENABLE Specifies whether packets are

STRING DISABLE discarded if the packet rate exceeds
the allowed traffic rate.
ENABLE: Packets are discarded
when the packet rate exceeds the
allowed traffic rate.
DISABLE: Packets are not discarded
when the packet rate exceeds the
allowed traffic rate.
NOTE
l MDU do not support this parameter.
l MA5612, MA5612A, MA5620,
MA5626 and MA5628 in non-LSW
mode do not support this parameter.
DSCP Integer 0-63 Indicates the differentiated services

code point (DSCP) priority.
NOTE
l This parameter is valid only when
DISCARD is set to DISABLE.
l MDU do not support this parameter.
l MA5612, MA5612A, MA5620,
MA5626 and MA5628 in non-LSW
mode do not support this parameter.

Error Code
2686058552 Resource does not exist. Verify that port rate limit is
configured on the device.
Example
To query the traffic limit of port 0/3/0 on the device named 10.144.195.45, run the following
command:
LST-QOSTRAFFICLIMIT::DEV=10.144.195.45,FN=0,SN=3,PN=0:777::;

M 777 COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=2
blktotal=2
Qos traffic limit information of the device 10.144.195.45

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DID FN SN SSN PN GROUPID SUBITEM DIRECTION TARGETRATE
DISCARD DSCP
7340033 0 3 65535 0 3333 2 INBOUND 128 DISABLE 21
7340033 0 3 65535 0 3333 5555 INBOUND 128 DISABLE 21
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
15.23 Querying HQoS Resources

This topic provides the the command and the example for querying an HQoS user group.
15.23.1 Querying the Information About an HQoS User Group

(LST-HQOS)
Usage Note
None.
Command Format
LST-HQOS::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name)[,FN=Frame-id][,SN=Slot-id][,PN=Port-id]
[,VLANID=VLAN-ID]:CTAG::;

Supporting Device
34 MA5680T
2348 MA5683T
249 MA5600T
57 MA5606T
95 MA5603T
2346 MA5800-X17
2349 MA5800-X7
2352 MA5800-X15
Input Parameter

IP Address.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4093 Indicates the network-side -

outer VLAN ID.
Response Format
Format Description.
title="HQoS information of the device "+device-name
ID DEV FN SN PN VLANID INBOUNDPRF OUTBOUNDPRF

Output Parameter

Address.
VLANID INTEGER 1-4093 Indicates the network-side outer

VLAN ID.
INBOUNDP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the downstream

RF STRING HQoS traffic profile that is used to
control the downstream traffic.
OUTBOUN OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the upstream

DPRF STRING HQoS traffic profile that is used to
control the upstream traffic.
Error Code
1617100801 The parameter Check and ensure that the command is correct
of input is according to the following requirements:
invalid. l The parameter values do not exceed the ranges
of the parameters specified by the command.
l The parameters are entered in the correct order.
Example
To query the information about the HQoS user group on the device named 10.71.47.27, run
LST-HQOS::DEV=10.71.47.27,FN=0:CTAG::;

7340685 2009-07-22 17:22:48

CTAG COMPLD
blktag=1
blkcount=7
blktotal=7
HQoS information of the device 10.71.47.27

---------------------------------------------------------
ID DEV FN SN PN VLANID INBOUNDPRF OUTBOUNDPRF
340685 10.71.47.27 0 14 0 11 ip-traffic-table_2
p-traffic-table_2
340685 10.71.47.27 0 14 1 1 ip-traffic-table_2
p-traffic-table_2
340685 10.71.47.27 0 14 1 2054 ip-traffic-table_2
p-traffic-table_2
340685 10.71.47.27 0 14 2 20 ip-traffic-table_2
p-traffic-table_2
340685 10.71.47.27 0 14 5 20 ip-traffic-table_2
p-traffic-table_2
340685 10.71.47.27 0 14 6 23 ip-traffic-table_2
p-traffic-table_2
340685 10.71.47.27 0 14 7 20 ip-traffic-table_5
p-traffic-table_5
---------------------------------------------------------
Related Command
None.

Northbound TL1 Interface User Guide 16 Service Provisioning
16 Service Provisioning
About This Chapter
This topic provides the commands and examples for provisioning and maintaining services,
including the services related to the xDSL (ADSL, G.SHDSL, and VDSL2), videos, xPON
(GPON and EPON), VLANs, Ethernet, service virtual ports, PVCs, VoIP, and ACL&QoS.
16.1 ADSL Service Provisioning

This topic describes how to create and delete an ADSL profile (including line profile, alarm
profile, and extended profile), and how to configure, activate, deactivate, block and unblock
an ADSL/ADSL2+ port. In addition, the commands and examples for these operations are
provided.
16.2 G.SHDSL Service Provisioning
This topic describes how to create and delete a G.SHDSL profile (including line profile and
alarm profile), and how to configure, activate, deactivate, perform a loopback test and cancel
the loopback on an ADSL/ADSL2+ port. In addition, the commands and examples for these
operations are provided.
16.3 VDSL2 Service Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for activating, deactivating, and configuring
a VDSL2 port.
16.4 G.fast Service Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for activating, deactivating, and configuring
a G.fast port.
16.5 Bonding Group Management
This topic provides the commands and parameters for adding, modifying, deleting, activating,
and deactivating a bonding group, associating ports with a bonding group, and disassociating
ports from a bonding group.
16.6 Video Service Provisioning
This topic describes how to provision, stop, and resume the multicast video service, and how
to add and delete the rights profile of an NTV port, a multicast VLAN, and a multicast
subtend port. In addition, commands and examples for these operations are provided.
16.7 GPON Service Provisioning

The GPON service can be configured in discrete mode and profile mode. This topic provides
the commands and examples for configuring an ONT, a VLAN of an ONT user, a GEM port,
a GEM connection, and the CoS of a GEM port.
16.8 EPON Service Provisioning
The EPON service can be configured in the discrete mode and the profile mode. This topic
provides the commands and examples for configuring an ONT, a VLAN of an ONT user, an
ONT multicast VLAN, VLAN switch pairs, an EPON, the ONT+CoS rate limitation.
16.9 CNU Service Provisioning
This topic describes commands and examples for adding, modifying, activating, deactivating,
resetting, or deleting a coaxial network unit (CNU).
16.10 CM Service Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for resetting or deleting a CM.
16.11 VLAN Service Management
This topic provides the commands and examples for configuring a VLAN, an IP interface,
and an L3 interface.
16.12 Ethernet Service Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for configuring an Ethernet port, an Ethernet
aggregation group, and an IP interface.
16.13 Service Virtual Port Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for configuring, activating and deactivating a
16.14 PVC Service Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for creating various PVCs, and modifying,
deleting, activating, and deactivating a PVC.
16.15 TDM E1 Service Provisioning
This topic describes the commands for adding and deleting a local TDM E1 connection and
usage examples.
16.16 Traffic Profile Management
This topic provides the commands and examples for creating and deleting an ATM traffic
profile, IP traffic profile, and MEF IP traffic profile.
16.17 PSTN Service Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for configuring a V5 PSTN user, and
blocking, unblocking, resetting, performing a loopback on, and canceling a loopback on a V5
PSTN port.
16.18 ISDN Service Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for configuring a V5 ISDN BRA and a V5
ISDN PRA user, blocking, unblocking, resetting, performing a loopback on, and canceling a
loopback on a V5 ISDN BRA and V5 ISDN PRA port.
16.19 VoIP Service Provisioning
This topic provides the commands and examples for performing operations related to the VoIP
PSTN, VoIP ISDN BRA and VoIP ISDN PRA, for example, configuring users, starting and
stopping services, and blocking, unblocking, resetting, performing a loopback on, and
canceling a loopback on ports. In addition, the commands and examples for configuring VAG
and VSG are provided.
16.20 SPC Service Provisioning

This topic provides the commands and examples for adding, deleting, setting up, and
releasing an SPC.
16.21 ACL and QoS Management
This topic provides the commands and parameters for configuring an ACL group, an ACL
subitem, and the QoS priority.
16.22 HQoS Management
This topic provides the commands and examples for adding and modifying an HQoS user
group.

16.1 ADSL Service Provisioning

This topic describes how to create and delete an ADSL profile (including line profile, alarm
profile, and extended profile), and how to configure, activate, deactivate, block and unblock
an ADSL/ADSL2+ port. In addition, the commands and examples for these operations are
provided.
l Asymmetrical digital subscriber loop (ADSL) is a technology that provides the

asymmetric and high-speed private line access service over common twisted pairs, which
offers high-speed data transmission channels to the subscribers.
l The ADSL2+ is an extension of the ADSL technology. The maximum downstream rate
of the ADSL2+ reaches 24 Mbit/s and the maximum upstream rate reaches 2.5 Mbit/s.
The maximum transmission distance can be 6.5 km.
16.1.1 Creating an ADSL Line Profile (CRT-ADSLLINEPROFILE)
Usage Note
The profile name uniquely identifies a profile. The profile name cannot be null or duplicated.
Otherwise, adding a profile fails.
Command Format
CRT-ADSLLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type,LPROFID=line-profile-name,COM=channel-
operation-mode,ATUCMINRT=Central-Office-End-Minimum-stream-TX-
rate,ATUCMAXRT=Central-Office-End-Maximum-stream-TX-rate,ATURMINRT=Remote-End-
Minimum-stream-TX-rate,ATURMAXRT=Remote-End-Maximum-stream-TX-
rate[,ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE=Remote-End-Interleave-Channel-Min-stream-Tx-
Rate][,ATUCCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE=Remote-End-Interleave-Channel-Max-stream-
Tx-Rate][,ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMINTXRATE=Central-Office-End-Interleave-Channel-
Min-stream-Tx-Rate][,ATURCHANCONFINTERLEAVEMAXTXRATE=Central-Office-End-
Interleave-Channel-Max-stream-Tx-Rate],ATURTGTSNR=Remote-End-stream-target-
SNR,ATUCTGTSNR=Central-Office-End-stream-target-SNR,ATURMINSNR=Remote-End-Min-SNR-
MArgin,ATUCMINSNR=Central-Office-End-Min-SNR-MArgin,ATURMAXSNR=Remote-End-Max-SNR-
MArgin,ATUCMAXSNR=Central-Office-End-Max-SNR-MArgin,[ATURINTLAT=Remote-End-
Interleave-Fast-Channel-Max-Delay,][ATUCINTLAT=Central-Office-End-Interleave-Fast-
Channel-Max-Delay,]ATURBITSW=Remote-End-Stream-Bit-Switch,ATUCBITSW=Central-
Office-End-Stream-Bit-Switch,TRELMOD=trellis-mode[,TM=Current transmission mode]
[,EOC=EOC-mode][,ATUCRATEMODE=Atur-rate-mode][,ATURRATEMODE=Atuc-rate-mode]
[,ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN=Atuc-down-shift-SNR-MGN][,ATURDOWNSHIFTSNRMGN=Atur-down-
shift-SNR-MGN][,ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN=Atuc-up-shift-SNR-MGN][,ATURUPSHIFTSNRMGN=Atur-
up-shift-SNR-MGN][,ATUCMINUPSHIFTTIME=Atuc-min-up-shift-time]
[,ATURMINUPSHIFTTIME=Atur-min-up-shift-time][,ATUCMINDOWNSHIFTTIME=Atuc-min-down-
shift-time][,ATURMINDOWNSHIFTTIME=Atur-min-down-shift-time][,FORCEADD=forceadd-
profile][,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Device-Profile-Name];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)

57 MA5606T
100 MA5616
2331 MA5608T
Input Parameter
Param Ty Range Description Default
eter pe
DT INT See Supporting Indicates the device type. N/A

EG Device.
ER
LPRO OC SIZE (32) Indicates the name of the ADSL N/A

FID TE line profile. The name
T "DEFVAL" has been used.
ST
RIN
G
COM INT 0-2 Indicates the channel working N/A

EG mode. In the case of low delay,
ER select the 0 mode. In the case of
stable connection, select the 1
mode.
l 0: fast mode
l 1: interleaving mode
l 2: fast or interleaving mode
NOTE
This parameter can be set to 2 only
for the MA5300V1.


eter pe
ATUC INT MA5300V1: Indicates the minimum N/A

MINR EG 32-28799 downstream transmit rate.
T ER MA5615, MA5605, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5600V3, NOTE
MA5105, l If COM is set to 0, the value of
MA5100V1, ATUCMINRT equals the
MA5100V2, minimum downstream transmit
UA5000, rate of the channel that works in
UA5000(IPMB), fast mode.
MA5606T, l If COM is set to 1, the value of
MA5616, ATUCMINRT equals the
MA5603T, minimum downstream transmit
rate of the channel that works in
MA5600T:
interleaving mode.
32-31999
l If COM is set to 2, the value of
ATUCMINRT equals the
minimum downstream transmit
fast mode.
ATUC INT MA5300V1: Indicates the maximum N/A

MAXR EG 33-28800 downstream transmit rate. It is
T ER MA5615, MA5605, recommended that you set this
MA5100V1, NOTE
MA5100V2, l If COM is set to 0, the value of
UA5000, ATUCMAXRT equals the
UA5000(IPMB), maximum downstream transmit
MA5606T, rate of the channel that works in
MA5616, fast mode.
MA5600T: ATUCMAXRT equals the
33-32000 maximum downstream transmit
interleaving mode.
ATUCMAXRT equals the
maximum downstream transmit
fast mode.


eter pe
ATUR INT MA5300V1: Indicates the minimum upstream N/A

MINR EG 32-3479 transmit rate.
T ER UA5000, MA5615, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5605, MA5105, The minimum transmit rate of
MA5100V1, the ATU-R should not be greater
MA5100V2: than the maximum transmit rate
32-3000 of the ATU-R.
MA5600V3, NOTE
UA5000(IPMB), l If COM is set to 0, the value of
MA5606T, ATURMINRT equals the
MA5616, minimum upstream transmit rate
MA5603T, of the channel that works in fast
MA5600T: 32-6000 mode.
ATURMINRT equals the
minimum upstream transmit rate
of the channel that works in
interleaving mode.
ATURMINRT equals the
minimum upstream transmit rate
of the channel that works in fast
mode.
ATUR INT MA5300V1: Indicates the maximum upstream N/A

MAXR EG 33-3480 transmit rate. It is recommended
T ER UA5000, MA5615, that you set this parameter to
MA5605, MA5105, 640.
MA5100V1, Unit: kbit/s.
MA5100V2: NOTE
32-3000 l If COM is set to 0, the value of
MA5600V3, ATURMAXRT equals the
UA5000(IPMB), maximum upstream transmit
MA5606T, rate of the channel that works in
fast mode.
MA5616,
ATURMAXRT equals the
MA5600T: 32-6000 maximum upstream transmit
interleaving mode.
ATURMAXRT equals the
maximum upstream transmit
fast mode.


eter pe
ATUC INT 32-28799 Indicates the minimum N/A

CHAN EG downstream transmit rate of the
CONFI ER interleave channel.
NTER Unit: kbit/s.
LEAV
NOTE
EMIN
TXRA l Only the MA5300V1 supports
this parameter.
TE
l This parameter is required only
when COM is set to 2.
ATUC INT 33-28800 Indicates the maximum N/A

CHAN EG downstream transmit rate of the
CONFI ER interleave channel.
NTER Unit: kbit/s.
LEAV
NOTE
EMAX
TXRA l Only the MA5300V1 supports
this parameter.
TE
when COM is set to 2.
ATUR INT 32-3479 Indicates the minimum upstream N/A

CHAN EG transmit rate of the interleave
CONFI ER channel.
NTER NOTE
LEAV l Only the MA5300V1 supports
EMIN this parameter.
TXRA
TE when COM is set to 2.
ATUR INT 33-3480 Indicates the maximum upstream N/A

CHAN EG transmit rate of the interleave
CONFI ER channel.
NTER NOTE
LEAV l Only the MA5300V1 supports
EMAX this parameter.
TXRA
TE when COM is set to 2.


eter pe
ATUR INT MA5615, MA5605, Indicates the downstream target N/A

TGTS EG MA5300V1, SNR margin.
NR ER MA5105, Unit: dB.
MA5100V1,
MA5100V2,
UA5000,
MA5606T,
MA5616,
MA5603T,
MA5600T: 0-31
MA5600V3,
UA5000(IPMB):
0-15
ATUC INT MA5615, MA5605, Indicates the upstream target N/A

TGTS EG MA5300V1, SNR margin.
NR ER MA5105, Unit: dB.
MA5100V1,
MA5100V2,
UA5000,
MA5606T,
MA5616,
MA5603T,
MA5600T: 0-31
MA5600V3,
UA5000(IPMB):
0-15
ATUR INT MA5300V1: 0-12 Indicates the minimum N/A

MINS EG MA5615, MA5605, downstream SNR margin.
NR ER MA5600V3, Unit: dB.
MA5105,
MA5100V1,
MA5100V2,
UA5000,
UA5000(IPMB),
MA5606T,
MA5616,
MA5603T,
MA5600T: 0-6


eter pe
ATUC INT MA5300V1: 0-12 Indicates the minimum upstream N/A

MINS EG MA5615, MA5605, SNR margin.
MA5105,
MA5100V1,
MA5100V2,
UA5000,
UA5000(IPMB),
MA5606T,
MA5616,
MA5603T,
MA5600T: 0-6
ATUR INT MA5300V1: 12-31 Indicates the maximum N/A

MAXS EG MA5615, MA5605, downstream SNR margin.
MA5105, The maximum SNR margin is
MA5100V1, restricted by the target SNR
MA5100V2, margin.
UA5000,
UA5000(IPMB),
MA5606T,
MA5616,
MA5603T,
MA5600T: 6-31
ATUC INT MA5300V1: 12-31 Indicates the maximum upstream N/A

MAXS EG MA5615, MA5605, SNR margin.
MA5105, The maximum SNR margin is
MA5100V1, restricted by the target SNR
MA5100V2, margin.
UA5000,
UA5000(IPMB),
MA5606T,
MA5616,
MA5603T,
MA5600T: 6-31
ATURI INT 0-255 Indicates the maximum upstream N/A

NTLA EG interleave delay.
T ER Unit: ms.
NOTE
This parameter is mandatory only
when COM is set to 1 or 2.


eter pe
ATUCI INT 0-255 Indicates the maximum N/A

NTLA EG downstream interleave delay.
T ER Unit: ms.
NOTE
This parameter needs to be set only
when COM is set to 1 or 2.
ATUR INT l 0: ON Indicates the upstream channel N/A

BITS EG l 1: OFF bit swap.
W ER
ATUC INT l 0: ON Indicates the downstream N/A

BITS EG l 1: OFF channel bit swap.
W ER
TREL INT l 0: ON Indicates the trellis coding. N/A

MOD EG l 1: OFF
ER
TM INT See Table 24-6. Indicates the working mode. N/A

EG
ER
EOC INT l 0: Transparent Indicates the EOC mode. Only N/A

EG Mode the MA5100V1 supports this
ER l 1: HDLC Frame parameter.
Mode


eter pe
ATUC OC l Fixed Indicates the adaptation mode of N/A

RATE TE l AutoAdaptAtSta downstream transmission rate.
MODE T rtup The meanings of the options are
ST as follows:
RIN l AutoAdaptAtRu
nning l Fixed: The adaptation mode
G is fixed.
downstream transmission rate
is adapted automatically when
the system is started.
downstream transmission rate
is automatically adapted when
the system is running.
The following four parameters
are valid only when the value of
this parameter is
AutoAdaptAtRunning:
l ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMG
N
l ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN
l ATUCMINDOWNSHIFT-
TIME


eter pe
ATUR OC l Fixed Indicates the adaptation mode of N/A

RATE TE l AutoAdaptAtSta upstream transmission rate. The
MODE T rtup meanings of the options are as
ST follows:
RIN l AutoAdaptAtRu
nning l Fixed: The adaptation mode
G is fixed.
adapted automatically when
the system is started.
automatically adapted when
the system is running.
The following four parameters
are valid only when the value of
this parameter is
AutoAdaptAtRunning:
l ATUCDOWNSHIFTSNRMG
N
l ATUCUPSHIFTSNRMGN
l ATUCMINDOWNSHIFT-
TIME
This parameter is valid only for
the MA5300V1.
ATUC INT 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin N/A

DOW EG threshold for the downshift of the
NSHIF ER upstream transmission rate.
TSNR Unit: dB.
MGN
ATUR INT 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin N/A

DOW EG threshold for the downshift of the
NSHIF ER downstream transmission rate.
TSNR Unit: dB.
MGN
ATUC INT 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin N/A

UPSHI EG threshold for the upshift of the
FTSN ER upstream transmission rate.
RMGN Unit: dB.


eter pe
ATUR INT 0-31 Indicates the SNR margin N/A

UPSHI EG threshold for the upshift of the
FTSN ER downstream transmission rate.
RMGN Unit: dB.
ATUC INT 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum N/A

MINU EG time for the upshift of the
PSHIF ER downstream transmission rate.
TTIM Unit: s.
E
ATUR INT 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum N/A

MINU EG time for the upshift of the
PSHIF ER upstream transmission rate.
TTIM Unit: s.
E
ATUC INT 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum N/A

MIND EG time for the downshift of the
OWNS ER downstream transmission rate.
HIFTT Unit: s.
IME
ATUR INT 0-16383 Indicates the required minimum N/A

MIND EG time for the downshift of the
OWNS ER upstream transmission rate.
HIFTT Unit: s.
IME
FORC INT 0-1 Specifies whether the profile is N/A

EADD EG added forcibly. The meanings of
ER the options are as follows:
l 0: Indicates that the profile is
not added forcibly.
l 1: Indicates that the profile is
added forcibly.
SCOP OC SIZE(32) Indicates the device scope profile N/A

EPRO TE name.
FID T
ST
RIN
G
When you set the upstream and downstream SNR margins, make sure that the minimum SNR
margin is equal to or less than the target SNR margin, and the target SNR margin is equal to
or less than the maximum SNR margin.

Make sure that the downstream SNR margin for rate downshift is equal to or larger than the
minimum downstream SNR margin, and that the upstream SNR margin for rate upshift is
equal to or larger than the minimum upstream SNR margin.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None
Error Code

order.
Example
To create a line profile for the MA5300V1, run the following command:
CRT-ADSLLINEPROFILE:::
10::DT=74,LPROFID=112123,COM=0,ATUCMINRT=32,ATUCMAXRT=640,ATURM
INRT=33,ATURMAXRT=800,ATURTGTSNR=4,ATUCTGTSNR=4,ATURMINSNR=1,
ATUCMINSNR=2,ATURMAXSNR=12,ATUCMAXSNR=5,ATURINTLAT=10,ATUCIN
TLAT=10,ATURBITSW=0,ATUCBITSW=0,TRELMOD=1,TM=1;
0 2005-06-08 16:39:39
M 10 COMPLD
;
Related Command
None
16.1.2 Deleting an ADSL Line Profile (DEL-ADSLLINEPROFILE)

Usage Note
l This command is used to delete a global or NE ADSL line profile that is not referenced
by a port.

l The TL1 response message does not indicate whether an ADSL line profile is deleted
successfully. You can check whether an ADSL line profile is deleted successfully from
the scheduling center of the U2000 client.
l The default ADSL line profile cannot be deleted.
Command Format
DEL-ADSLLINEPROFILE:::CTAG::DT=device-type,LPROFID=line-profile-
name[,SCOPEPROFID=Scope-Device-Profile-Name];
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
57 MA5606T
2331 MA5608T
100 MA5616
Input Parameter
er

LPROFI OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the name -

D STRING of the ADSL line
profile.
SCOPEP OCTET SIZE (32) Indicates the -

ROFID STRING device scope
profile name.
Response Format
Format Description.
Output Parameter
None

Error Code
102629427 The profile does not exist Verify that the entered profile
name is correct.
Example
To delete an ADSL line profile from the MA5300V1, run the following command:
DEL-ADSLLINEPROFILE:::12::DT=74,LPROFID=112123;
0 2005-06-08 16:39:39
M 12 COMPLD
;
Related Command
DEL-ADSLLPOFDEV
16.1.3 Deleting an ADSL Line Profile from a Device (DEL-

ADSLLPOFDEV)
Usage Note
l This command is used to delete the device ADSL line profile.
l The default ADSL line profile cannot be deleted.
l The ADSL line profile that is referenced by a port cannot be referenced.
Command Format
DEL-ADSLLPOFDEV::(DID=Device-ID|DEV=Device-name):CTAG::LPROFID=line-profile-name;
Supporting Device
44 MA5600V3
95 MA5603T
249 MA5600T
253 UA5000(IPMB)
57 MA5606T
2331 MA5608T
100 MA5616

Input Parameter
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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

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Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

Issue 01 (2016-04-30) Huawei Proprietary and Confidential i

1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

5 Relationships Between the License and TL1 NBI................................................................. 27

7 Maintaining the TL1 NBI...........................................................................................................35

8 SSL Principle and Configuration............................................................................................. 44

9 Setting Configuration Items......................................................................................................51

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12 Supported Devices of the Same Series..................................................................................88

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13.2.20 Adding a Board (ADD-BOARD)........................................................................................................................ 149

14 Notification of Resource Changes........................................................................................195

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14.4.3 Notifying the Automatic Discovery of an EPON ONU........................................................................................ 238

15 Inventory Management.......................................................................................................... 243

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15.3.7 Querying the List of SHDSL Alarm Profiles (LST-SHDSLALARMPROFILE)................................................. 416

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15.6.2 Querying the Details of a Bonding Group (RTRV-BONDGRPDETAIL).............................................................653

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15.8.25 Querying GPON Line Profile Names (LST-GPONLINEPROFILE).................................................................. 851

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15.10.1 Querying the List of CNUs (LST-CNU)............................................................................................................1008

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15.15 Querying PVC Resources..................................................................................................................................... 1248

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15.20.26 Querying the Hunting Group List (LST-HUNTINGGROU).......................................................................... 1425

16 Service Provisioning............................................................................................................. 1493

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16.2.4 Creating an SHDSL Alarm Profile (CRT-SHDSLALARMPROFILE).............................................................. 1569

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16.6.8 Adding a Program Profile to a Device (ADD-NTVPROGRAM)....................................................................... 1747

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16.7.30 Configuring the GPON FTTB Service (CFG-PORTSVC)................................................................................1940

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16.9.8 Configuring a CBAT UNI Port (CFG-CBATUNI)..............................................................................................2120

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16.13.11 Adding a Member to a CAR Group (ADD-CARGROUPMEMBER)............................................................ 2354

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16.18.9 Adding a V5 ISDN PRA User (ADD-V5PRAUSER)...................................................................................... 2487

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16.19.37 Deleting a SIP User Group (DEL-USERGROUP)..........................................................................................2676

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16.20.4 Setting Up an SPC (CON-SPC).........................................................................................................................2789

17 Performing the Diagnostic Test.......................................................................................... 2856

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17.16.3 Querying an MD (RTRV-ETHOAM-MD)........................................................................................................ 2919

18 GPON FTTH Service Provision Example......................................................................... 2970

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18.5.4.8 Deleting an IPTV Service.................................................................................................................................3018

19 GPON FTTB/C Service Provision Example......................................................................3050

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19.5.4.8 Deleting an IPTV Service.................................................................................................................................3105

20 DSLAM/MSAN Service Provision Example.................................................................... 3126

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