Huawei TL1

Contents
D TL1 Command Reference

D.1 TL1 Overview
D.1.1 Input Command Messages
D.1.2 Acknowledgments
D.1.3 Output Response Messages
D.1.4 Autonomous Messages
D.2 Configuring NE
D.2.1 ED-DAT
D.2.2 RTRV-DAT
D.2.3 ED-DST
D.2.4 RTRV-DST
D.2.5 ED-SYS
D.2.6 RTRV-SYS
D.2.7 RTRV-HDR
D.2.8 SET-TIP-MOD
D.2.9 RTRV-HEALTH-STATE
D.2.10 RTRV-LOCALIZATION
D.2.11 RTRV-NETYPE
D.2.12 RTRV-TOD
D.2.13 SET-SID
D.2.14 ED-WEAKALMSTATE
D.2.15 RTRV-WEAKALMSTATE
D.3 Configuring DCC
D.3.1 ED-<GCC/DCC>
D.3.2 RTRV-<GCC/DCC>
D.3.3 RTRV-DETAIL-<GCC/DCC>
D.3.4 RTRV-DCC-CHANERR
D.3.5 RTRV-DCC-CHANINFO
D.3.6 DLT-CRS-OHBYTE
D.3.7 ENT-CRS-OHBYTE
D.3.8 RTRV-CRS-OHBYTE
D.3.9 ED-VACANTSLOT
D.3.10 RTRV-VACANTSLOT
D.4 Communication Management
D.4.1 Configuring VLAN
D.4.2 Enquire PPP/IP Interface Information
D.4.3 Configuring Serial
D.4.4 Configuring IP
D.4.5 Configuring OSPF
D.4.6 Configuring NTP
D.4.7 Configuring SNMP
D.5 Equipment Management
D.5.1 ENT-EQPT
D.5.2 ED-EQPT
D.5.3 DLT-EQPT
D.5.4 RTRV-EQPT
D.5.5 RTRV-ETH-EQPT
D.6 Facility Management
D.6.1 ED-<FCMOD2>
D.6.2 RTRV-<FCMOD2>
D.6.3 ED-<OCN/STMN>
D.6.4 RTRV-<OCN/STMN>
D.6.5 RTRV-FECER-<OTUN/OCHS>
D.6.6 ED-<TRAFFICMOD2>
D.6.7 RTRV-<TRAFFICMOD2>
D.6.8 ED-CLNT
D.6.9 RTRV-CLNT
D.6.10 ED-LEDSTATE
D.6.11 RTRV-LEDSTATE
D.6.12 ED-EC
D.6.13 RTRV-EC
D.6.14 ED-CFP
D.6.15 RTRV-CFP
D.6.16 ED-OC
D.6.17 RTRV-OC
D.6.18 ED-OCH
D.6.19 RTRV-OCH
D.6.20 ED-OMS
D.6.21 RTRV-OMS
D.6.22 ED-OSC
D.6.23 RTRV-OSC
D.6.24 ED-OTS
D.6.25 RTRV-OTS
D.6.26 RTRV-PORT
D.6.27 ED-WDM
D.6.28 RTRV-WDM
D.6.29 RMV-<MOD2>
D.6.30 RST-<MOD2>
D.6.31 ED-PL
D.6.32 RTRV-PL
D.6.33 ED-VCG
D.6.34 RTRV-VCG
D.6.35 ACT-CFG-TEMP
D.6.36 RTRV-PWR
D.6.37 RTRV-OPMOD
D.6.38 SET-CFG-SNDFLG
D.6.39 ED-OCHM
D.6.40 ED-OCHS
D.6.41 ED-E1PORT
D.6.42 RTRV-E1PORT
D.6.43 ED-ALL-ATTEN
D.7 Configuring RPR
D.7.1 ED-RPR
D.7.2 OPR-PROTNSW-RPR
D.7.3 RLS-PROTNSW-RPR
D.7.4 RTRV-RPR
D.7.5 RTRV-TOPO-RPR
D.7.6 RTRV-TP-RPR
D.8 Configuring Fiber
D.8.1 ENT-FIBER
D.8.2 DLT-FIBER
D.8.3 RTRV-FIBER
D.8.4 ENT-WMU-CONN
D.8.5 DLT-WMU-CONN
D.8.6 RTRV-WMU-CONN
D.9 Configuring Cross-Connections
D.9.1 Configuring OXC
D.9.2 Configuring EXC
D.10 Configuring Transparently Transmitted FE Singal
D.10.1 ENT-CRS-OHFE
D.10.2 RTRV-CRS-OHFE
D.10.3 DLT-CRS-OHFE
D.11 Configuring Service Protection
D.11.1 Configuring Equipment Level Protection
D.11.2 Configuring FFP Protection
D.11.3 Configuring SNCP Protection
D.12 Configuring SCC Protection
D.12.1 ED-AUTOSYNC-ENABLE
D.12.2 REPT^SW
D.12.3 RTRV-BACKUP-INFO
D.12.4 ALW-SWDX-EQPT
D.12.5 INH-SWDX-EQPT
D.12.6 RTRV-BATCHBAK-CAUSEHIS
D.12.7 RTRV-MSCOM-INTRPHIS
D.12.8 RTRV-AUTOSYNC-ENABLE
D.12.9 RTRV-SWITCH-HIS
D.12.10 RTRV-BAD-INFO
D.12.11 RTRV-BACKUPMOD-INFO
D.12.12 RTRV-BATCH-PROCESS
D.12.13 RTRV-SYNC-ENABLE
D.12.14 RTRV-DX-MODE
D.12.15 RTRV-DX-WORK
D.12.16 RTRV-DX-EQPT
D.12.17 RTRV-HD-STA
D.12.18 RTRV-AS-ENABLE
D.12.19 RTRV-FORCELOCK-SUPPORT
D.12.20 RTRV-MANU-ENABLE
D.12.21 SW-DX-EQPT
D.13 Configuring Ethernet Related Protection
D.13.1 Configuring Ethernet Ring Protection
D.13.2 Configuring LAG
D.13.3 Configuring STP
D.13.4 Configuring VLAN SNCP
D.14 Configuring Ethernet Feature
D.14.1 Configuring Ethernet Interface
D.14.2 Configuring Flow
D.14.3 Configuring Ethernet Link
D.14.4 Configuring Virtual Bridge
D.14.5 Configuring VLAN Group
D.14.6 Configuring MAC Filter
D.14.7 Configuring IGMP
D.14.8 Configuring QoS
D.14.9 Configuring Ethernet Interface Mirror
D.14.10 Configuring OAM
D.14.11 Other Maintenace commands
D.15 Configuring OTN Overhead
D.15.1 ED-<ODUN>
D.15.2 RTRV-<ODUN>
D.15.3 ED-<OTUN>
D.15.4 RTRV-<OTUN>
D.15.5 ED-<TCMMOD2>
D.15.6 RTRV-<TCMMOD2>
D.15.7 RTRV-OCHS
D.15.8 RTRV-OCHM
D.16 Automatic Optical Power Management
D.16.1 Configuring Intelligent Power Adjustment (IPA)
D.16.2 Configuring Automatic Power Equilibrium (APE)
D.16.3 Configuring Automatic Level Control (ALC)
D.17 Configuring Optical Doctor
D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
D.17.4 RTRV-PORT-ODATTR
D.17.5 AUD-OD-SEC
D.17.6 ED-OD-OSNREN
D.17.7 RTRV-OD-OSNREN
D.17.8 RTRV-OD-OSNRLOSS
D.17.9 RTRV-OD-OSNR
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.11 RTRV-OD-ADJVAL
D.17.12 RTRV-OD-WVPWR
D.17.13 RTRV-OD-AVRPWR
D.17.14 RTRV-OD-STATE
D.17.15 RTRV-MCA-PWR
D.17.16 RTRV-OD-SECSTA
D.17.17 ED-OD-OAPWR
D.17.18 RTRV-OD-OAPWR
D.17.19 ED-OD-PWRFLAT
D.17.20 RTRV-OD-PWRFLAT
D.17.21 ED-OD-OSNRLOSSFLAT
D.17.22 RTRV-OD-OSNRLOSSFLAT
D.17.23 ED-OD-CHN
D.17.24 RTRV-OD-CHN
D.17.25 OPR-OLC
D.17.26 ED-ATTR-OLC
D.17.27 RTRV-ATTR-OLC
D.17.28 REPTÊVTÔLCADJ^FINISH
D.17.29 ED-OSNRCHN
D.17.30 RTRV-OSNRCHN
D.17.31 STA-ODFLEX-CALC
D.17.32 RTRV-MCAFLEX-PWR
D.17.33 RTRV-ODFLEX-ADJVAL
D.17.34 RTRV-ODFLEX-WVPWR
D.17.35 RTRV-ODFLEX-OSNR
D.17.36 RTRV-ODFLEX-OSNRLOSS
D.17.37 RTRV-OLC-ADJREC
D.17.38 ED-OD-FLEX
D.17.39 RTRV-OD-FLEX
D.18 Configuring MCA
D.18.1 ED-MCACHN
D.18.2 RTRV-MCACHN
D.18.3 RTRV-MCADATA
D.18.4 ED-SLICEMAP
D.18.5 RTRV-SLICE-ANALYDATA
D.18.6 RTRV-SLICEMAP
D.18.7 ED-SLICEWV
D.18.8 DLT-SLICEWV
D.19 Configuring Tunable Dispersion Compensator
D.19.1 ED-TDC
D.19.2 OPR-TDC
D.19.3 RTRV-TDC
D.20 Configuring OTDR
D.20.1 ED-OTDR
D.20.2 OPR-OTDR
D.20.3 RTRV-OTDR
D.20.4 RTRV-RSLT-OTDR
D.20.5 RTRV-DETCTPARARNG-OTDR
D.21 Configuting PIDADJ
D.21.1 ED-ATTR-PIDADJ
D.21.2 RTRV-ATTR-PIDADJ
D.21.3 RTRV-STATE-PIDADJ
D.22 System Monitor
D.22.1 ED-DST-V2
D.22.2 RTRV-DST-V2
D.22.3 RTRV-CHECK-PERIOD
D.22.4 RTRV-CPU-PEAKINFO
D.22.5 RTRV-CPUUSAGE
D.22.6 RTRV-LIST
D.22.7 RTRV-SCCID
D.22.8 RTRV-MEMPEAK-INFO
D.22.9 RTRV-MEMUSAGE-INFO
D.22.10 RTRV-MEMUTIL-INFO
D.22.11 RTRV-MODULE-DUMPINFO
D.22.12 RTRV-MODULE-LISTINFO
D.22.13 RTRV-QUELENALM-STATE
D.22.14 RTRV-REBOOT-LOG
D.22.15 RTRV-RESERVEMEM
D.22.16 RTRV-SWTTHRINFO
D.22.17 RTRV-SYMADDR
D.22.18 RTRV-TASKSTACK
D.22.19 RTRV-TASKONMSGQUE
D.22.20 RTRV-TASKONSEM
D.22.21 RTRV-VFS-PEAKINFO
D.22.22 RTRV-BDINFO-EQPT
D.22.23 SET-CPUTESTSTA
D.22.24 WRT-BB
D.22.25 RTRV-CHECKSTACK
D.22.26 RTRV-IOSFDSHOW
D.22.27 RTRV-SEMINFO
D.22.28 RTRV-SYSMEMINFO
D.22.29 RTRV-MEM-BYPID
D.22.30 RTRV-MEMUSE-TOPN
D.22.31 RTRV-QUEUEINFO
D.22.32 RTRV-TASKSEMINFO
D.22.33 RTRV-ERRLOG
D.22.34 REPT^CPUÔVERTH
D.22.35 REPTÛSEDSPACEÔVERTH
D.22.36 REPT^MSGNUMÔVERTH
D.22.37 REPT^MEMUSEDÔVERTH
D.22.38 REPT^SLICEMEMUSEDÔVERTH
D.22.39 REPTÊVT^STARTDSTADJ
D.22.40 REPTÊVTÊNDDSTADJ
D.22.41 RTRV-FLASHCHECKINFO
D.23 Performance Management
D.23.1 ED-PMALMCTRL-<MOD2>
D.23.2 RTRV-PMALMCTRL-<MOD2>
D.23.3 ED-PMHISTCTRL
D.23.4 RTRV-PMHISTCTRL
D.23.5 INIT-REG-<MOD2>
D.23.6 RTRV-PM-<MOD2>
D.23.7 REPT^PM^<MOD2>
D.23.8 RTRV-PMDAY
D.23.9 SET-PMDAY
D.23.10 RTRV-TH-<MOD2>
D.23.11 SET-TH-<MOD2>
D.23.12 RTRV-ATTRTCA-<MOD2>
D.23.13 SET-ATTRTCA-<MOD2>
D.23.14 INIT-PMSTAT-<MOD2>
D.23.15 RTRV-PMSTAT-<MOD2>
D.23.16 INIT-PMHIST-<MOD2>
D.23.17 RTRV-PMHIST-<MOD2>
D.23.18 REPT^PM^FALLING
D.23.19 REPT^PM^RISING
D.23.20 RTRV-PM-BYBD
D.23.21 RTRV-PMSTAT-BYBD
D.23.22 RTRV-PERFUN-BYBD
D.23.23 RTRV-PEROBJ-BYBD
D.23.24 RTRV-PMFUN-BYBD
D.23.25 RTRV-PMOBJ-BYBD
D.23.26 SET-PERDISPLAY-<MOD2>
D.24 Alarm and Event Management
D.24.1 ALW-AUD-ALL
D.24.2 INH-AUD-ALL
D.24.3 ALW-VSL-ALL
D.24.4 INH-VSL-ALL
D.24.5 ED-ALMTH-<MOD2>
D.24.6 RTRV-ALMTH-<MOD2>
D.24.7 RTRV-ALMTHRNG-<MOD2>
D.24.8 REPTÂLM^<MOD2>
D.24.9 REPTÊVT^<MOD2>
D.24.10 RLS-EXT-CONT
D.24.11 RTRV-EXT-CONT
D.24.12 OPR-EXT-CONT
D.24.13 RTRV-ALM-<MOD2>
D.24.14 RTRV-ALM-CONTIME
D.24.15 RTRV-DFTALMTH-<MOD2>
D.24.16 SET-ALM-CONTIME
D.24.17 RTRV-ALM-ENV
D.24.18 REPTÂLMÊNV
D.24.19 RTRV-ATTR-<MOD2>
D.24.20 SET-ATTR-<MOD2>
D.24.21 RTRV-ATTR-ENV
D.24.22 SET-ATTR-ENV
D.24.23 RTRV-ATTR-CONT
D.24.24 SET-ATTR-CONT
D.24.25 RTRV-ATTR-CONTTM
D.24.26 SET-ATTR-CONTTM
D.24.27 RTRV-COND-<MOD2>
D.24.28 OPR-ACO-ALL
D.24.29 OPR-ALM-CONFIRM
D.24.30 RTRV-ALM-CONFIRM
D.24.31 ED-ALM-CONFIRM
D.24.32 RTRV-COND-FROMBD
D.24.33 RTRV-ALLCOND-<MOD2>
D.25 System Log Management
D.25.1 DLT-SYSLOG-SERVER
D.25.2 ED-SYSLOG-SERVER
D.25.3 ENT-SYSLOG-SERVER
D.25.4 RTRV-SYSLOG-SERVER
D.25.5 ED-SYSLOG-STATE
D.25.6 RTRV-SYSLOG-STATE
D.25.7 DLT-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP
D.25.8 ENT-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP
D.25.9 RTRV-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP
D.25.10 DLT-SYSLOG-CERT
D.25.11 RTRV-SYSLOG-CERT
D.25.12 RTRV-LOG-OCP
D.26 Configuring LPT
D.26.1 ED-LPT
D.26.2 RTRV-LPT
D.27 Configuring Loopback
D.27.1 OPR-LPBK-<MOD2>
D.27.2 RLS-LPBK-<MOD2>
D.27.3 RTRV-LPBK-<MOD2>
D.27.4 ED-BDXCLOOP
D.27.5 RTRV-BDXCLOOP
D.28 Connection Test
D.28.1 CONN-TST-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/E1PORT>
D.28.2 CONN-TST-<40GETH/100GETH>
D.28.3 DISC-TST-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/40GETH/100GETH/E1PORT>
D.28.4 RTRV-RSLT-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/E1PORT>
D.28.5 RTRV-RSLT-<40GETH/100GETH>
D.28.6 RTRV-TST-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/E1PORT>
D.28.7 RTRV-TST-<40GETH/100GETH>
D.28.8 REPTÊVT^PRBS
D.29 Configuring Orderwire
D.29.1 DLT-CRS-E1
D.29.2 ED-CRS-E1
D.29.3 ENT-CRS-E1
D.29.4 RTRV-CRS-E1
D.29.5 DLT-CRS-F1
D.29.6 ED-CRS-F1
D.29.7 ENT-CRS-F1
D.29.8 RTRV-CRS-F1
D.29.9 ED-OPH-ATTR
D.29.10 RTRV-OPH-ATTR
D.29.11 ED-OPH-LPORTATTR
D.29.12 RTRV-OPH-LPORTATTR
D.30 System Maintenance
D.30.1 ABT-ERRPICK
D.30.2 ACK-ERRPICK
D.30.3 OPR-ERRPICK
D.30.4 REPTÊVTÊRRPICKEND
D.30.5 REPTÊVTÊRRPICKPROGRESS
D.30.6 REPTÊVTÊRRPICKUPLOAD
D.30.7 RTRV-ERRPICK-STATE
D.30.8 RTRV-ERRPICK-TYPE
D.30.9 ALW-MSG-ALL
D.30.10 INH-MSG-ALL
D.30.11 RTRV-MSG-ALL
D.30.12 ALW-PMREPT-ALL
D.30.13 INH-PMREPT-ALL
D.30.14 RTRV-PMREPT-ALL
D.30.15 ALW-MSG-DBCHG
D.30.16 INH-MSG-DBCHG
D.30.17 RTRV-MSG-DBCHG
D.30.18 COPY-FILE
D.30.19 INIT-SYS
D.30.20 REPT^DBCHG^TL1
D.30.21 RTRV-CMDNODE-INFO
D.30.22 RTRV-ELABEL
D.30.23 RTRV-TEST-VER
D.30.24 RTRV-VRCBVER
D.30.25 ED-DUMP-SETCON
D.30.26 RTRV-GSP-TEST
D.30.27 RTRV-VER
D.30.28 ED-LSRAUTOOPEN
D.30.29 RTRV-LSRAUTOOPEN
D.30.30 ED-DUMP-CLEARCODE
D.30.31 ED-DUMP-SETCODE
D.31 Security Management
D.31.1 ACT-USER
D.31.2 ACT-USER-EMS
D.31.3 ALW-USER-SECU
D.31.4 DLT-USER-SECU
D.31.5 ED-USER-SECU
D.31.6 ENT-USER-SECU
D.31.7 INH-USER-SECU
D.31.8 RTRV-USER-SECU
D.31.9 CANC-USER
D.31.10 RTRV-CHECKINFO-SECU
D.31.11 ED-LOCKDURATION
D.31.12 RTRV-LOCKDURATION
D.31.13 ED-INVATTEMPT-SECU
D.31.14 RTRV-INVATTEMPT-SECU
D.31.15 RTRV-LOCKEDUSER-SECU
D.31.16 ED-PID
D.31.17 ED-WARNSCR
D.31.18 RTRV-WARNSCR
D.31.19 ED-WARNSCRSTATE
D.31.20 RTRV-WARNSCRSTATE
D.31.21 REPT^LOGOFF
D.31.22 REPTÊVT^SECU
D.31.23 REPTÂCCESS^WARNING
D.31.24 REPTÂCCOUNTEXPIRED^WARNING
D.31.25 REPTÊVTÔPLOGNEEDUPLOAD
D.31.26 REPTÊVTÔPLOGCIRCLE
D.31.27 REPT^MODIFYPASSWORD^NOTIFY
D.31.28 REPT^PASSWORD^NEEDMODIFY
D.31.29 DLT-SSH-HOSTKEY
D.31.30 ED-SSH-PASSPHRASE
D.31.31 DLT-SSH-PEERPUBKEY
D.31.32 ED-SSH-PEERPUBKEY
D.31.33 ENT-SSH-PEERPUBKEY
D.31.34 ENT-SSH-HOSTKEY
D.31.35 RTRV-SSH-HOSTKEY
D.31.36 RTRV-SSH-HOSTKEYLIST
D.31.37 ED-USER-SSHPEERPUBKEY
D.31.38 ED-USER-SSHAUTHTYPE
D.31.39 RTRV-USER-SSH
D.31.40 RTRV-SSH-PEERPUBKEYINFO
D.31.41 RTRV-SSH-PEERPUBKEYLIST
D.31.42 RTRV-SSH-SRVINFO
D.31.43 RTRV-SECULOG
D.31.44 RTRV-PWDRECTYPE
D.31.45 ED-PWDRECTYPE
D.31.46 RTRV-SECU-TYPE
D.31.47 RTRV-AO
D.31.48 RTRV-DBCHGSEQ
D.31.49 DLT-PWD-BLACKLIST
D.31.50 ENT-PWD-BLACKLIST
D.31.51 RTRV-PWD-BLACKLIST
D.31.52 RTRV-PTPCMD-WHITELIST
D.31.53 ED-PWDEXPIRE-NOTIFDAY
D.31.54 REPT^PWD^WILLEXPIRE
D.31.55 RTRV-PWDEXPIRE-NOTIFDAY
D.31.56 ED-HISPWCNT
D.31.57 ED-PWMINAGE
D.31.58 RTRV-SECU-CFG
D.31.59 ENT-SSH-FINGERPRINT
D.31.60 DLT-SSH-FINGERPRINT
D.31.61 RTRV-SSH-FINGERPRINTLIST
D.31.62 ED-SSH-SRVAUTH
D.31.63 RTRV-SSH-SRVAUTH
D.31.64 ENT-SSH-ASYNHOSTKEY
D.32 Backup and Recover
D.32.1 ED-PE-DBPERIOD
D.32.2 RTRV-PE-DBPERIOD
D.32.3 ED-PE-DATA
D.32.4 RECOVER-PE-DATA
D.32.5 RTRV-FREESPACE
D.32.6 RTRV-PE-AUTOBACKUP
D.32.7 SET-PE-AUTOBACKUP
D.32.8 REPTÊVT^PEBACKUPFAIL
D.32.9 RTRV-VERMATCH
D.32.10 RTRV-DEVSPACE
D.33 System Update
D.33.1 ABT-CMD
D.33.2 ACT-SWDLGROUP
D.33.3 DLT-SWDLGROUP
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
D.33.5 ED-SWDL-CUSTOM
D.33.6 AUD-SWDLGROUP
D.33.7 RTRV-SWDLGROUP
D.33.8 ED-LOADSOFT
D.33.9 RTRV-LOADSOFT
D.33.10 RTRV-LOADSUPPORTINFO
D.33.11 ED-GROUPMODE
D.33.12 RTRV-GROUPSTATUS
D.33.13 REPT^GROUPÂCTIVITED
D.33.14 COMMIT-SW
D.33.15 COPY-RFILE
D.33.16 COPY-OLDVERFILE
D.33.17 CPY-MEM
D.33.18 DLT-FILE
D.33.19 ENT-SWDU-DUINFO
D.33.20 RESET-ACTGROUP
D.33.21 RTRV-FILE
D.33.22 RTRV-FPATROL-STATE
D.33.23 RTRV-SOFT-VER
D.33.24 RTRV-SWDU-DUINFO
D.33.25 RTRV-SWDU-DUSTATE
D.33.26 RTRV-UPGRADE-BDLIST
D.33.27 RTRV-PKGTYPE
D.33.28 RTRV-PKGVER
D.33.29 RTRV-PKTSTAT
D.33.30 RTRV-STATE
D.33.31 REPTÊVTÂUTOSWDL
D.33.32 REPTÊVTÂUTOSYNC
D.33.33 REPTÊVT^BDSWDL
D.33.34 REPTÊVT^COMMITRSLT
D.33.35 REPTÊVT^CPYMEM
D.33.36 REPTÊVT^FXFR
D.33.37 REPTÊVT^FXFRHALT
D.33.38 REPTÊVTÎNIT
D.33.39 REPTÊVT^NOSWINPKG
D.33.40 REPTÊVT^PKGNOTSAME
D.33.41 REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKSTART
D.33.42 REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKEND
D.33.43 REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKRSLT
D.33.44 ABT-COPY-END
D.33.45 RTRV-SWDL-ONLINEBDLIST
D.33.46 RTRV-SWDL-DISTRIBUTEINFO
D.33.47 RTRV-SWDL-SUBGROUPSTATUS
D.33.48 RTRV-SWDL-SUBGROUP
D.33.49 RTRV-SWDL-BDLIST
D.33.50 RTRV-SWDL-CUSTOM
D.33.51 RTRV-SWDU-DUMODE
D.33.52 SET-FPATROL-STATE
D.33.53 STA-NESOFT
D.33.54 REPTÂCTIVEEXCLUDEBDÊND
D.33.55 REPTÊVT^PRESWDLFAIL
D.33.56 REPTÊVT^PRESWDLSUCCESS
D.33.57 REPTÊVT^SFTMFAIL
D.33.58 REPTÊVT^SFTMSTATE
D.33.59 REPTÊVT^SFTMSUCCESS
D.33.60 REPT^SFTM^NOSOFT
D.33.61 REPT^SOFTPACK^NOMATCH
D.33.62 RTRV-NESOFT-VER
D.33.63 RTRV-SWDL-FAILEDBDLIST
D.33.64 RTRV-SWDL-MODE
D.33.65 RTRV-SWDL-RESULT
D.33.66 RTRV-SWDL-TOLERANCE
D.33.67 RTRV-EXTVER
D.33.68 ENT-SWDU-DUMODE
D.33.69 REPT^DNLDEXCLUDEBDÊND
D.33.70 ED-MANUFACTURE
D.34 SWDL Management
D.34.1 ADD-SWDL-EXBD
D.34.2 ACT-SWDL-EXBD
D.34.3 DLT-SWDL-EXBD
D.34.4 RTRV-SWDL-EXBD
D.34.5 DNLD-SWDL-EXBD
D.34.6 ED-SWDL-UPDATEWEAKBD
D.34.7 RTRV-SWDL-UPDATEWEAKBD
D.34.8 RTRV-SWDL-WEAKBDLIST
D.34.9 UPDATE-SWDL-WEAKBD
D.35 Patch Management
D.35.1 RTRV-PATCH
D.35.2 DLT-PATCHPKG
D.35.3 INST-PATCHPKG
D.35.4 ROLLBACK-PATCHPKG
D.35.5 RTRV-PATCHPKG-INFO
D.35.6 RTRV-PATCHPKG-STATE
D.35.7 REPT^PATCHPKG
D.35.8 RTRV-PATCH-RESULT
D.35.9 DLT-PATCHPKG-BDPKG
D.35.10 PATCHPKG-ADD-EXCLUDEBD
D.35.11 PATCHPKG-DEL-EXCLUDEBD
D.35.12 PATCHPKG-GET-EXCLUDEBD
D.35.13 REFRESH-PATCHPKG-BD
D.35.14 REFRESH-PATCHPKG-BDLIST
D.35.15 RTRV-PATCHPKG-BDLIST
D.35.16 RTRV-PATCHPKG-DNLDBDLIST
D.35.17 RTRV-PATCHPKG-WORKSTATE
D.35.18 RTRV-PATCH-AREA
D.35.19 RTRV-PATCH-INFO
D.35.20 RTRV-PATCH-LIST
D.35.21 RTRV-PATCHPKG-PKGLIST
D.36 Database Management
D.36.1 CHECK-DBMS-CFDB
D.36.2 COPY-DBMS-ALL
D.36.3 RTRV-DBMS-AUTOBACKUP
D.36.4 SET-DBMS-AUTOBACKUP
D.36.5 RTRV-DBMS-BACKUPTIME
D.36.6 ED-DBMS-CYCLEBACKUP
D.36.7 RTRV-DBMS-DBF
D.36.8 RTRV-DBMS-LIST
D.36.9 RTRV-DBMS-MODE
D.36.10 RTRV-DBMS-NDBF
D.36.11 RTRV-DBMS-PMMODE
D.36.12 RTRV-DBMS-PERIOD
D.36.13 RTRV-DBMS-RECNO
D.36.14 RTRV-DBMS-STATEEXT
D.36.15 STA-PREPARING-DBUPLOAD
D.36.16 REPT^DBMS^PROTECTED
D.36.17 REPT^DBMS^DLTED
D.37 Log Management
D.37.1 INIT-LOG
D.37.2 RTRV-LOG
D.37.3 RTRV-LOG-BYMOD
D.37.4 RTRV-LOG-BYLEVEL
D.37.5 RTRV-LOG-BYTIME
D.37.6 INIT-AO
D.37.7 RTRV-DOPRA
D.38 DMM Management
D.39 License Management
D.39.1 RTRV-LCS-INFO
D.39.2 RTRV-LCS-ESN
D.39.3 RTRV-LCS-CTRLITEM
D.39.4 VERIFY-LCSFILE
D.39.5 ACT-LCS
D.39.6 CANC-LCS
D.39.7 ABT-LCS
D.39.8 ED-LICENSE
D.39.9 RTRV-LICENSE
D.39.10 ED-NELICENSE
D.39.11 RTRV-NELICENSE
D.40 RADIUS Management
D.40.1 ED-RADIUS
D.40.2 RTRV-RADIUS
D.40.3 ENT-RADIUS-SERVER
D.40.4 DLT-RADIUS-SERVER
D.40.5 ED-RADIUS-SERVER
D.40.6 RTRV-RADIUS-SERVER
D.40.7 ED-RADIUS-PROXY
D.40.8 RTRV-RADIUS-PROXY
D.40.9 ED-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY
D.40.10 RTRV-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY
D.40.11 DLT-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY
D.40.12 ED-RADIUS-PROXYFORCEAUTH
D.40.13 RTRV-RADIUS-PROXYFORCEAUTH
D.41 TL1 Parameters
D.41.1 Port Numbering
D.41.2 Access Identifier (AID)
D.41.3 Parameter Description
D.42 Parameters Related to State Model
D TL1 Command Reference
 D.1 TL1 Overview

This chapter introduces input command messages, acknowledgments, output response
messages, and autonomous messages of the TL1 command.
 D.2 Configuring NE
This section lists the commands used to edit and retrieve system configurations.
 D.3 Configuring DCC

This section lists commands used to configure a DCC channel to communicate with a
maintenance computer.
 D.4 Communication Management
This section lists commands which used to configure the communication path.
 D.5 Equipment Management

This section lists the commands used to configure the equipment hardware.
 D.6 Facility Management

This section lists the commands used to configure and maintain the facilities.
 D.7 Configuring RPR

This section lists the commands used to configure rpr.
 D.8 Configuring Fiber

This section lists the commands used to configure and retrieve logical fiber connections
between NEs.
 D.9 Configuring Cross-Connections

This section lists the commands used to configure cross-connections.
 D.10 Configuring Transparently Transmitted FE Singal

This section lists commands used to configure FE signal which is transparently
transmitted on OSC channel on ST2 card.
 D.11 Configuring Service Protection

This section lists the commands used to configure all types of protection that the system
supports.
 D.12 Configuring SCC Protection

This section lists the commands used to configure SCC protection.
 D.13 Configuring Ethernet Related Protection
 D.14 Configuring Ethernet Feature

The section lists the commands used to configure the Ethernet system, such as Ethernet
interface, flow, VLAN, protocols, and QoS.
 D.15 Configuring OTN Overhead
 D.16 Automatic Optical Power Management

This section lists the commands used to configure all types of the automatic optic
power management functions that system supports.
 D.17 Configuring Optical Doctor
 D.18 Configuring MCA

This section lists the commands used to configure the MCA function.
 D.19 Configuring Tunable Dispersion Compensator

This section lists the commands used to configure the tunable dispersion compensator
(TDC) function.
 D.20 Configuring OTDR
 D.21 Configuting PIDADJ
 D.22 System Monitor

This section lists the commands used to monitor a system.
 D.23 Performance Management

This section lists commands which used to manage the system performance.
 D.24 Alarm and Event Management

This section lists commands which used to manage alarm and event.
 D.25 System Log Management

This section lists commands which used to manage system log.
 D.26 Configuring LPT

This section lists the commands used to configure the LPT function.
 D.27 Configuring Loopback

This section lists the commands used to check the connection between two points by
the loopback method.
 D.28 Connection Test

This section lists the commands used to test the connection by transmitting and
detecting the bit sequence between two points.
 D.29 Configuring Orderwire
 D.30 System Maintenance

This section lists the commands used to maintain a system.
 D.31 Security Management

This section lists the commands which used to configure the security function to control
user's access.
 D.32 Backup and Recover

This section lists commands which used to backup and recover the data on the system.
 D.33 System Update

This section lists commands which used to update the system.
 D.34 SWDL Management

This section lists commands which used to configurate the SWDL. This group of
commands are provided to DC tool.
 D.35 Patch Management

This section lists commands which used to manage the patch running on the system.
 D.36 Database Management

This section lists commands which used to manage the databases of the system.
 D.37 Log Management
This section lists commands which used to manage the log.
 D.38 DMM Management
 D.39 License Management

This section lists commands which used to maintain the License.
 D.40 RADIUS Management

This section lists commands which used to configurate the RADIUS function .
 D.41 TL1 Parameters
 D.42 Parameters Related to State Model

The parameters of certain commands can be set only when the entity is in OOS state.
The following table provides such parameters.
D.1 TL1 Overview
This chapter introduces input command messages, acknowledgments, output response
messages, and autonomous messages of the TL1 command.
D.1.1 Input Command Messages

This section describes the structure of a TL1 input command message and the functionality of
its component parts.
General Format
The following is the general structure of TL1 input commands:
<COMMAND_CODE>:<STAGING_PARAMETER_BLOCKS>:<MESSAGE_PAYLOAD_BLOCK(S)>;
 <COMMAND_CODE>
Determines the action (that is, pragmatics) to be taken at the NE as a result of
receiving the input message.
 <STAGING_PARAMETER_BLOCKS>
Determines the target NE and the identifier of the object to be acted upon by the
input message.
 <MESSAGE_PAYLOAD_BLOCK(S)>
The subject matter relating to the action to be performed by the input message.
 semi-colon character (;)
Terminates a TL1 input message.
Command Code
Each command must begin with a command code consisting of a mandatory verb followed by
up to two other optional modifiers, each separated by a hyphen "-".
<COMMAND CODE>::=<VERB>[-<MODIFIER>[-<MODIFIER>]]
 <VERB>
The semantics of the verb are to identify the action to be taken at the NE as a result
of receiving a TL1 message from an OS (for example, ENT, ED, or RTRV).
 <MODIFIER>
Command code modifiers are optional depending upon the specific command and
the application domain. In normal TL1 command usage, the first modifier identifies
the object of the verb where the action is to be applied in the NE. The second
modifier further modifies the object of the verb and may have diverse interpretations
in various operation domains.
Staging Parameter Blocks

The structure of the staging parameter blocks consists of the following series:
:[<TID>]:[<AID(s)>]:<CTAG>:[GB]:
 <TID>
The target identifier (TID) is a unique name given to each system when it is
installed. The name identifies the particular NE. to which each command is directed.
Each TID can have a maximum of 20 ASCII characters limited to letters, digits, and
hyphens, but each TID must start with an alphabetic character. The presence of the
TID is required in all input commands, but this parameter can be entered with
nothing. In this case, the parameter is represented by two consecutive colons (::).
This parameter can be entered with nothing when the operating system directly
communicates with the target NE. The recommended value for the TID, when it is
used, is the common language equipment identification (CLEI) code of the target
NE.
 <AID(s)>
The access identifier (AID) is an access code used to identify and address specific
objects within the system. Typical examples of objects addressed in the AID
parameter value are: individual pieces of equipment, transport spans, and access
tributaries
 <CTAG>
The correlation tag (CTAG) is a unique identifier given to each input command by
the operator. When the system responds to a specific command, it includes the
command's CTAG in the reply. The CTAG is included in the system's reply to a
specific command.
 [GB]
The general block (GB) includes support parameters whose values affect the way in
which the input command is to be executed in the system. The presence of the GB in
all input commands is a requirement, but this parameter can be entered with nothing.
In this case, the parameter is represented by two consecutive colons (::).
 The general block may be in a format like <parameter=value>. The value may take
value1/value2/value3. This means that value can be value1, value2 or value3.
Message Payload
The remaining part of a TL1 input command is the payload or subject matter of the message.
This section of the message may consist of zero or several data blocks.
The data items within a data block may either be name-defined (of the form
<KEY_WORD>=<VALUE>) or position-defined where the values are specified and the
keyword is implied by its position in the data block. All of the data items must be of the same
type within a given data block. The semantics of the data items are operation domain-specific
and vary with the operation to be performed as a result of the input message.
D.1.2 Acknowledgments
An acknowledgment is a brief output message generated in response to an input command
message.
An acknowledgment is usually followed by an output response message to the command.
However, in some circumstances, an acknowledgment is the only output message triggered
by a command.
Acknowledgments follow the 2-second rule (that is, an acknowledgement is displayed if an
output response message cannot be transmitted within 2 seconds of its receipt).
The following is the format of an acknowledgment:
<ACKNOWLEDGMENT CODE>^<CTAG><cr><lf>
The <ACKNOWLEDGMENT CODE> identifies the reason for the acknowledgment. The
<CTAG> identifies the associated input command. The less than (<) character is the
acknowledgment terminator. The valid values for acknowledgment codes and their meanings
are given in the following subsections.
In Progress (IP) and Printout Follows (PF)

These acknowledgments should produce subsequent output messages that provide a
termination report by itself or a termination report and results of the command after a request
has been initiated.
These acknowledgments imply that the command is being executed and are often used to test
and access messages requiring a long execution time, for example, a 1-minute long noise test.
These acknowledgements are usually followed by output responses indicating that the
commands were completed or denied.
All Right (OK)

The command was received and the requested action was initiated and completed.
Specific uses for the OK acknowledgment are defined in message set criteria documents (for
example, GR-199-CORE, GR-833-CORE, and GR-834-CORE). In addition, OK is used in
response to a command that has been canceled by inclusion of the CAN (cancel) character.
No Acknowledgment (NA)
Under abnormal conditions, NA should be sent when a command has been accepted but
control of the processing has been lost, making correct acknowledgment impossible.
Initiation or execution of the requested command is uncertain.
This acknowledgment should be used only in dire circumstances since the state of execution
status is unknown.
This acknowledgment can also be used to respond to a command that is garbled during
transmission. If the CTAG value of the command could not be determined, the single
character zero (0) should be used as the acknowledgment CTAG value.
No Good (NG)
The command is valid, but the requested action conflicts with current system or equipment
status (an attempt to restore an in-service unit for example). Repeat Later (RL) is displayed in
scenarios with inadequate system resources.
This acknowledgment is seldom used because specific error codes in output response
messages can be employed to signify the same information. However, it can be used if
desired.
Repeat Later (RL)

The requested action cannot be executed due to unavailable system resources caused by
system overloads, excessive queue lengths, busy programs, or other similar causes. The
command may be entered again later.
D.1.3 Output Response Messages

This section describes the structure of a TL1 output response message and the functionality of
its component parts. A TL1 output response message is the response to a TL1 input command
message.
General Format
The general structure of a TL1 output response message is as follows:
<HEADER><RESPONSE IDENTIFICATION>[<TEXT BLOCK>]<TERMINATOR>
 <HEADER>
It represents information common to all output response messages; that is, it is
independent of the type of output response.
 <RESPONSE IDENTIFICATION>
It identifies the type of output response message. Five types of output response
messages are defined in this document.
 <TEXT BLOCK>
It represents information specific to the particular output response message. This
component is optional.
 <TERMINATOR>
It indicates the termination or continuation of the output response message.
Header
The form of the header is as follows:
<cr><lf><lf>^^^<SID>^<YEAR>-<MONTH>-<DAY>^<HOUR>:<MINUTE>:<SECOND>
 <SID>
The source identifier (SID) is restricted to 20 characters maximum and identifies the
NE generating the message.
The <SID> value is checked by the NE against the TID parameter of the input
command to verify that the NE's SID matches the command's intended target (that
is, TID).
 <YEAR>-<MONTH>-<DAY>
The <YEAR>-<MONTH>-<DAY> construct generally represents the day on which
the command is executed.
 <HOUR>:<MINUTE>:<SECOND>
The <HOUR>:<MINUTE>:<SECOND> construct generally represents the time
when the command is executed.
Response Identification
The form of the response identification is as follows:
<cr><lf>M^^<CTAG>^<COMPLETION CODE>
The character M signifies that the message is the response to an input command message.
The output response message will have the same <CTAG> value as the corresponding input
command message for enabling the OS to associate the received output response message
with a previously-sent command.
The <COMPLETION CODE> will be displayed as COMPLD, DENY, PRTL, DELAY, or
RTRV. The semantics of the completion codes are listed in the following table.
Completion code Description
COMPLD Represents total successful execution of the input command.
DENY Represents total denial of the input command.
PRTL Represents partial successful execution of the input command. This response
code will be returned when input commands specifying multiple AIDs of
which only a subset (but not an empty subset) has been successfully
executed. If all AIDs have failed to be executed, the response code will be
DENY. This response code is valid when the contingency flag in the general
block is false (that is, best effort).
DELAY Represents successful queuing of the input command submitted for delayed
activation.
RTRVa Represents output response of an input retrieve command (that is, with
command verb RTRV) that retrieves extensive amounts of information from
the NE and thus causes lengthy processing in the NE for gathering all the
requested information. For effective operation, the NE may start returning
available information to the OS even before all the requested information is
gathered. The RTRV completion code may be used. Multiple responses with
RTRV completion codes are permitted for the same RTRV command, but the
final response must have a COMPLD completion code.
Notes:
Completion code Description
a: The use of this completion code depends on the application domain.
When the CTAG of an input command cannot be identified (for example, during dial-up
asynchronous connections with noise and errors prevalent), there are two possible results:
 The 2-letter acknowledgment NA is returned.
 A DENY response and error message with CTAG set to the single character zero (0)
is returned.
Text Block
The form of the text block is:
((<cr><lf>^^^<UNQUOTED LINE>)|(<cr><lf>^^^"<QUOTED LINE>")|
(<cr><lf>^^^/*<COMMENT>*/))*
 <UNQUOTED LINE>
The <UNQUOTED LINE> consists of name- or position-defined parameters. The
unquoted line is for representing error codes in some response messages. The error
code is specified by four characters that may contain numerals after the first
character, if appropriate.
 <QUOTED LINE>
The <QUOTED LINE> consists of parsable text and is preceded and followed by
quotation marks (''). The syntax of the parsable text is equivalent to that of an input
command message.
 <COMMENT>
The <COMMENT> component is used to allow free format text (that is, human
readable, not machine parsable). The free form text is preceded and followed by a
forward slash and asterisk (/*).
Terminitor
The form of the terminator is:
<cr><lf>(;|>)
The semicolon (;) character is used to indicate the termination of the output response
message. The greater than (>) character is used to indicate that more output associated with
this response will follow under another header.
Output messages cannot exceed 4096 bytes.
D.1.4 Autonomous Messages
An autonomous message is a message that is sent from the NE to the appropriate OS without
any explicit input message associated with it (such as the normal Input Command/Output
Response message pair).
The following are the typical scenarios where autonomous messages are used:
 Reporting of alarmed and/or non-alarmed trouble events
 Reporting of scheduled diagnostic tests in the NE
 Reporting of Performance Monitoring Data
 Reporting of a change in the NE's database
 Periodic reporting of selected NE conditions
General Format
The following is the general structure of a TL1 autonomous message:
<HEADER><AUTO ID>[<TEXT BLOCK>]<TERMINATOR>
 <HEADER>
The <HEADER> represents information common to all output response and
autonomous messages.
 <AUTO ID>
The <AUTO ID> identifies the severity and the nature of the autonomous message.
The severity is indicated through the use of an alarm code, which will be discussed
in further details.
 <TEXT BLOCK>
The <TEXT BLOCK> represents information specific to the particular autonomous
message. This entry is optional and will be discussed in further details.
 <TERMINATOR>
The <TERMINATOR> indicates the completion or continuation of the autonomous
message. This entry is required in all types of TL1 messages.
Header
The <HEADER> is the standard response header that is defined in D.1.3 Output Response
Messages. It contains system identifier SID, date and time stamps. The header is a required
entry in all TL1 output response and autonomous messages. For a more detailed explanation
of its parameters and syntax, see Header.
Identification of Output (AUTO ID)

The auto ID entry for an autonomous message is of the following form:
<cr><lf><ALMCDE>^<ATAG>^<VERB>[^<MODIFIER>[^<MODIFIER>]]
 Alarm Code (ALMCDE)

<ALMCDE> is the alarm code. The alarm code indicates the severity of the
autonomous message. The valid values for <ALMCDE> in decreasing order of
severity are listed in the following table.
Alarm code Description
*C Critical alarm
** Major alarm
Alarm code Description
*^ Minor alarm
A^ Non-alarm message
Critical, major, and minor correspond to the reporting of alarmed events. The non-
alarm message designation is used when the NE is reporting non-alarmed events,
periodic measurements, or results of previously scheduled diagnostics or audits.
The value of the most severe alarm will be reported in scenarios with multiple
alarms.
 Autonomously Generated Correlation Tag (ATAG)
<ATAG> is a decimal number made up of an integer part and an optional fractional
component. The <ATAG> serves two purposes.
 It allows an OS to determine if it has failed to receive any spontaneous outputs
by checking for omissions in the sequence of messages received.
 It allows an OS to correlate spontaneous outputs triggered by a common
problem. (To accomplish this, the NE involved must be capable of recognizing
and categorizing common problems.)
 Verb and Modifier
The <VERB>[^<MODIFIER>[^<MODIFIER>]] entry identifies the nature of the
spontaneous output and allows for quick identification of the semantics of the
information in the text block.
The <VERB> is the autonomous message verb and is a required entry. In most
cases, the verb in an autonomous message will be REPT (Report). The autonomous
message verb can have up to two optional <MODIFIER>s. The first modifier is used
to modify the verb. The second modifier is used to specify the object generating the
message.
Text Block
The optional <TEXT BLOCK> is used to represent information specific to the particular
autonomous message. The format of the text block is as follows:
((<cr><lf>^^^<UNQUOTED LINE>)|(<cr><lf>^^^<QUOTED LINE>)|
(<cr><lf>^^^<COMMENT>))+
A more complete description of the individual components is in Text Block.
Terminator
The form of the <TERMINATOR> block is as follows:
<cr><lf>(;|>)
It is required as the termination block for all TL1 message types. The semicolon (;) is used to
indicate the termination of the output response message. The greater than sign (>) is used to
indicate that more output associated with this response will follow under another header.
D.2 Configuring NE
This section lists the commands used to edit and retrieve system configurations.
D.2.1 ED-DAT
Sets the time and date.
Function
This command sets the time and date of an NE.
Usage Note
The <TMZONE> setting will not take effect if the time zone parameter is disabled.
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-DAT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::[<DATE>],[<TIME>],[<TMZONE>],[<DSTIME>];
Command Parameters
Parameter Description Default Value
<DATE> Indicates the current date in the format of YYYY-MM-DD; NA

where:
 YYYY indicates the year ranging from 1991 to 2060.
 MM indicates the month ranging from 1 to 12.
 DD indicates the day ranging from 1 to 31.
<TIME> Indicates the current time in the format of HH-MM-SS; where: NA

 HH indicates the hour in a 24 hour format ranging from
00 to 23.
 MM indicates the minute ranging from 00 to 59.
 SS indicates the second ranging from 00 to 59.
<TMZONE> Indicates the time zone. The valid values are Eastern, Central, NA
Mountain, Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii, Samoa and UTC (also
including general time zones GMT-n and GMT+n).
<DSTIME> Indicates whether the daylight saving time (DST) is enabled. NA

The valid values are Y and N.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<SID>^<DATE>^<TIME><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-DAT:::100::2002-08-26,13-23-45,Eastern,N;
Response Message
NE 2004-04-09 17:31:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.2.2 RTRV-DAT
D.2.2 RTRV-DAT
Retrieves the time and date.
Function
This command retrieves the time and date parameters of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DAT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<sid>^<yyyy-mm-dd>^<hh:mm:ss><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf>
^^^"<DATE>,<TIME>,<TMZONE>,<DSTIME>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Parameter Description
<DATE> Indicates the current date in a format of YYYY-MM-DD; where, YYYY is the
year ranging from 1990 to 2087, MM is the month of the year ranging from 1
to 12, and DD is the day of the month ranging from 1 to 31.
<TIME> Indicates the current time in a format of HH-MM-SS; where, HH is the hour in
a 24 hour format ranging from 00 to 23, MM is the minute ranging from 00 to
59, and SS is the second ranging from 00 to 59.
<TMZONE> Indicates the time zone. The valid values are Eastern, Central, Mountain,
Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii, Samoa, and UTC (also including general time zones
GMT-n and GMT+n).
NOTE:
When <TIMEZONE> is set to UTC, the value of this parameter is displayed as
NON_TZ instead of UTC in the response message.
<DSTIME> Indicates whether DST is enabled. The valid values are Y and N.
Example
Command
RTRV-DAT:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-04-09 17:31:04
M 100 COMPLD
"2004-04-09,17-31-04,PACIFIC,N"
;
Related Commands
D.2.1 ED-DAT
D.2.3 ED-DST
Sets DST.
Function
This command instructs an NE to set DST.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-DST:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<FLAG>,<ADJMODE>,<ADJWAY>,<ADJMINUTE>,<STARTMONT
H>,<STARTDAY>,<STARTWEEKDAY>,<STARTHOUR>,<STARTMINUTE>,<ENDMON
TH>,<ENDDAY>,<ENDWEEKDAY>,<ENDHOUR>,<ENDMINUTE>;
Command Parameters
<FLAG> Indicates whether DST is enabled. NA
<ADJMODE> Indicates the mode of adjustment, byweek or bydate. NA
<ADJWAY> Indicates the way of adjustment, which can be done on a NA

weekly basis or on a specific date.
<ADJMINUTE> Indicates the minute of adjustment.The range is from 1 NA

to 120.
<STARTMONTH> Indicates the month that the adjustment is to start. The NA

value represents a month of the year and is expressed as
an abbreviation (jan, feb, mar, apr, may, jun, jul, aug,
sep, oct, nov or dec).
<STARTDAY> Indicates when the adjustment is to take start. When NA

adjustment is based on a specific date, the value
represents a date in a month. When adjustment is based
on week, the value represents the number of the week in
a month. For example, 1 represents the first week in a
month, and 5 the last week.
<STARTWEEKDAY> When adjustment is based on a specific date, this NA

parameter is reserved. When adjustment is based on
week, the value represents a day of the week and is
expressed as an abbreviation (sun, mon, tue, wed, thu,
fri or sat).
<STARTHOUR> Indicates the start hour of adjustment. The range is from NA

0 to 23.
<STARTMINUTE> Indicates the start minute of adjustment. The range is NA

from 0 to 59.
<ENDMONTH> Indicates the end month of adjustment. The value NA

represents a month of the year and is expressed as an
abbreviation (jan, feb, mar, apr, may, jun, jul, aug, sep,
oct, nov or dec).
<ENDDAY> Indicates the end date of adjustment. When adjustment NA

is based on a specific date, the value represents a date in
a month. When adjustment is based on week, the value
represents the week in a month. For example, 1
represents the first week in a month, and 5 the last week.
<ENDWEEKDAY> When adjustment is based on a specific date, this NA

expressed as an abbreviation (sun, mon, tue, wed, thu,
fri or sat).
<ENDHOUR> Indicates the end hour of adjustment. The range is from NA

0 to 23.
<ENDMINUTE> Indicates the end minute of adjustment. The range is NA

from 0 to 59.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<sid>^<yyyy-mm-dd>^<hh:mm:ss> <cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-DST:::1::enable,BYWEEK,FORWARD, 60, apr, 1, tue, 13, 0, oct, 3, tue, 14,
0;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.2.4 RTRV-DST
D.2.4 RTRV-DST
Retrieves the DST settings on an NE.
Function
This command retrieves the DST setting on the NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"FLAG=<FLAG>,ADJMODE=<ADJMODE>,ADJWAY=<ADJWAY>,ADJ_MINUTE=<ADJMINUTE>,ST
ART_MONTH=<STARTMONTH>,START_DAY=<STARTDAY>,START_WEEKDAY=<STARTWEEKDAY>,ST
ART_HOUR=<STARTHOUR>,START_MINUTE=<STARTMINUTE>,END_MONTH=<ENDMONTH>,END_DA
Y=<ENDDAY>,END_WEEKDAY=<ENDWEEKDAY>,END_HOUR=<ENDHOUR>,<END_MINUTE>=<ENDMIN
UTE>,DST_STATUS=<DSTSTATUS>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ADJMODE> Indicates the mode of adjustment.
<ADJWAY> Indicates the way of adjustment, which can be done on a weekly

basis or on a specific date.
<ADJ_MINUTE> Indicates the minite of adjustment.
<STA_MONTH> Indicates the start month of adjustment.

<START_DAY> Indicates the start day of adjustment.
<START_WEEKDAY> Indicates the start weekday of adjustment.
<START_HOUR> Indicates the start hour of adjustment.
<START_MINUTE> Indicates the start minute of adjustment.
<END_MONTH> Indicates the end month of adjustment.
<END_DAY> Indicates the end day of adjustment.
<END_WEEKDAY> When adjustment is based on a specific date, this parameter is

reserved. When adjustment is based on week, the value
represents a day of the week and is expressed as an abbreviation
(for example, mon, sat).
<END_HOUR> Indicates the end hour of adjustment.
<END_MINUTE> Indicates the end minute of adjustment.
<DST_STATUS> Indicates the status of DST setting.
Example
Command
RTRV-DST:::100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 12:12:52
M 100 COMPLD
"FLAG=ENABLE,ADJMODE=BYWEEK,ADJWAY=FORWARD,ADJ_MINUTE=60,START_MONTH=APR,ST
ART_DAY=1,START_WEEKDAY=TUE,START_HOUR=13,START_MINUTE=0,END_MONTH=OCT,END_
DAY=3,END_WEEKDAY=TUE,END_HOUR=14,END_MINUTE=0,DST_STATUS=TRUE"
;
Related Commands
D.2.3 ED-DST
D.2.5 ED-SYS
Edits the attributes of the system.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the system.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SYS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[CC=<CC>,][NSC=<NSC>,][OPERSPEC=<OPERSPEC>,]
[BUZZER=<BUZZER>,][AUTOP=<AUTOP>,][PWRMODE=<PWRMODE>,]
[NELOCATION=<NELOCATION>,][NEMEMO=<NEMEMO>,]
[STATELEVEL=<STATELEVEL>,][LPBKAUTORLS=<LPBKAUTORLS>,]
[LPBKTIME=<LPBKTIME>,][IPAAUTOENTIME=<IPAAUTOENTIME>,]
[NODEID=<NODEID>,][IPAAUTOSHUT=<IPAAUTOSHUT>,]
[IPAALMDLY=<IPAALMDLY>,][OLSEN=<OLSEN>];
Command Parameters
Default
Parameter Description Value
<CC> Indicates the country code. The valid value is a three-character USA
ISO 3166 Geographic/Political Country Code (G/PCC). The
code for the United States is "USA" in uppercase.
The field is used for fault type and fault location (FTFL).
<NSC> Indicates an ITU carrier code (ICC). This code consists of one NA
to six left-justified characters, alphabetic, or leading alphabetic
with trailing numeric.
The field is used for FTFL.
<OPERSPEC> Indicates the operator specific. The valid value is a string with NA
118 bytes.
<BUZZER> Indicates whether the buzzer of the NE is turned on. The valid OFF
values are ON and OFF.
<AUTOP> Indicates whether auto-provisioning is enabled. The valid Y

values are Y (auto-provisioning is enabled) and N (auto-
provisioning is disabled).
<PWRMODE> Indicates the power consumption mode. The valid values are NORMAL
as follows:
 NORMAL: indicates that the NE is in normal running
mode.
 SAVING: indicates that the NE is in energy
conservation mode.
 ENHSAV: indicates that the NE is in enhanced energy
conservation mode.
NOTE:
Certain hardware units on the standby cross-connect cards are shut
down in ENHSAV mode. Hence, the faults on the hardware units
cannot be detected.
<NELOCATION> Indicates the NE location. The valid value is a 32-byte string. NA

Default
<NEMEMO> Indicates the NE memo. The valid value is a 64-byte string. NA
<STATELEVEL> Indicates the state level. The valid values are FULL (full state FULL
model) and COMPLEX (complex state model). For details,
see STATELEVEL.
<LPBKAUTORLS> Indicates whether automatic releasing of loopback is enabled. For OptiX

The valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE. OSN
3800A:
ENABLE
For OptiX
OSN
6800A:
DISABLE
For OptiX
OSN 8800:
DISABLE
<LPBKTIME> Indicates the time taken for the loopback to be released 00-05
automatically. It is valid only when the auto-release loopback
function (<LPBKAUTORLS>) is enabled.
The valid format is HH-MM; where: HH ranges from 00 to 48
and MM ranges from 00 to 59. That is, LPBKTIME ranges
from 00-01 to 48-00.
<IPAAUTOENTIME> Indicates the interval for automatically enabling the IPA 01-00
function. The IPA function is used to control lasers. To avoid
personal injuries caused by lasers, the NE automatically
enables the IPA function after the IPA function is disabled for
a maximum of one hour (01-00).
The valid format is HH-MM; where: HH ranges from 00 to 01
and MM ranges from 00 to 59.
<OLSEN> Indicates whether the optical-layer supervisory is enabled. The N

valid values are Y (optical-layer supervisory is enabled) and N
(optical-layer supervisory is disabled). The optical-layer
supervisory refers to the alarm supervisory implemented by
the overhead of the OSC.
<NODEID> Indicates the node ID of the node, for example, 1.1.1.1. If this NA
parameter is set after the ASON feature is enabled, the NE is
automatically reset.
<IPAAUTOSHUT> Indicates the switch for automatically disabling the laser after NA
the IPA detection board fails. The valid value is Y|N.
<IPAALMDLY> Indicates the delay time after the IPA detection alarms. 10(ms)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-SYS:::C:::AUTOP=Y, NELOCATION="NEW YORK",NEMEMO="North-east 4BLSR
ring",STATELEVEL=COMPLEX,LPBKAUTORLS=ENABLE,LPBKTIME=00-
06,NODEID=1.1.1.2,IPAAUTOSHUT=N;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.2.6 RTRV-SYS
D.2.6 RTRV-SYS
Retrieves the attributes of the system.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the system.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SYS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"DEVICETYPE=<DEVICETYPE>,SHELFTYPE=<SHELFTYPE>,NEVERSION=<NEVERSION>,CC=
<CC>,NSC=<NSC>,OPERSPEC=<OPERSPEC>,BUZZER=<BUZZER>,AUTOP=<AUTOP>,NELOCATION
=<NELOCATION>,NEMEMO=<NEMEMO>,STATELEVEL=<STATELEVEL>,LPBKAUTORLS=<LPBKAUTO
RLS>,
[LPBKTIME=<LPBKTIME>],IPAAUTOENTIME=<IPAAUTOENTIME>,PWRMODE=<PWRMODE>,RATED
PWR=<RATEDPWR>,ACTPWR=<ACTPWR>,SAVEDPWR=<SAVEDPWR>,[NODEID=<NODEID>],
[IPAAUTOSHUT=<IPAAUTOSHUT>],[IPAALMDLY=<IPAALMDLY>],OLSEN=<OLSEN>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DEVICETYPE> Indicates the device type. The valid values are OSN3800A, OSN6800A,
OSN8800T16, OSN8800T32, and OSN8800T64.
<SHELFTYPE> Indicates the shelf type. The valid values are SHELF8800T32E,
SHELF8800T64E, STDSHELF and NASHELF.
<NEVERSION> Indicates the NE software and patch package version. The valid value is a
40-byte string, for example, V100R006C00.
<CC> Indicates the country code. The valid value is a three-character ISO 3166
Geographic/Political Country Code (G/PCC). The code for the United
States is "USA" in uppercase.
<NSC> Indicates an ITU carrier code (ICC). This code consists of one to six left-
justified characters, alphabetic, or leading alphabetic with trailing
numeric.
<OPERSPEC> Indicates the operator specific. The field is used for FTFL
<BUZZER> Indicates whether the buzzer of the NE is turned on. The valid values are
ON and OFF.
<AUTOP> Indicates whether auto-provisioning is enabled. The valid values are Y

(auto-provisioning is enabled) and N (auto-provisioning is disabled).
<PWRMODE> Indicates the power consumption mode. The valid values are as follows:
 NORMAL: indicates that the NE is in the normal running mode.
 SAVING: indicates that the NE is in the energy conservation
mode.
 ENHSAV: indicates that the NE is in enhanced energy
conservation mode.
<RATEDPWR> Indicates the rated power consumption of the NE.
<ACTPWR> Indicates the actual power consumption of the NE.
<SAVEDPWR> Indicates the reduced power consumption after the energy conservation
function is enabled.
<NELOCATION> Indicates the NE location. The valid value is a 32-byte string.
<NEMEMO> Indicates the NE memo. The valid value is a 64-byte string.

<STATELEVEL> Indicates the state level. The valid values are FULL (full state model) and
COMPLEX (complex state model). For details, see STATELEVEL.
<LPBKAUTORLS> Indicates whether automatic releasing of loopback is enabled. The valid

values are ENABLE and DISABLE.
<LPBKTIME> Indicates the time taken for the loopback to be released automatically. It is
valid only when the auto-release loopback function is enabled.
The valid format is HH-MM; where: HH ranges from 00 to 48 and MM
ranges from 00 to 59.
<IPAAUTOENTIME> Indicates the interval for automatically enabling the IPA function. The
IPA function is used to control lasers. To avoid personal injuries caused
by lasers, the NE automatically enables the IPA function after the IPA
function is disabled for a maximum of one hour (01-00).
The valid format is HH-MM; where: HH ranges from 00 to 01 and MM
<OLSEN> Indicates whether the optical-layer supervisory is enabled. The valid

values are Y (optical-layer supervisory is enabled) and N (optical-layer
supervisory is disabled). The optical-layer supervisory refers to the alarm
supervisory implemented by the overhead of the OSC.
<NODEID> Indicates the node ID of the node, for example, 1.1.1.1. If this parameter
is set after the ASON feature is enabled, the NE is automatically reset.
<IPAAUTOSHUT> Indicates the switch for automatically disabling the laser after the IPA
detection board fails. The valid value is Y|N.
<IPAALMDLY> Indicates the delay time after the IPA detection alarms.
Example
Command
RTRV-SYS:::C;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-11 20:37:10
M C COMPLD
"DEVICETYPE=OSN6800A,SHELFTYPE=NASHELF,NEVERSION=V100R010C00SPC100,CC=,NSC=
\"\",OPERSPEC=\"\",BUZZER=OFF,AUTOP=Y,NELOCATION=\"\",NEMEMO=\"\",STATELEVE
L=FULL,LPBKAUTORLS=DISABLE,LPBKTIME=00-00,IPAAUTOENTIME=01-
00,PWRMODE=NORMAL,RATEDPWR=706,ACTPWR=499,SAVEDPWR=195,NODEID=172.0.0.199,I
PAAUTOSHUT=N,IPAALMDLY=10,OLSEN=N"
;
;
Related Commands
D.2.5 ED-SYS
D.2.7 RTRV-HDR
Retrieves the header information.
Function
This command requests an NE to reply with a normal response indicating COMPLD and
header information, that is, the source identifier, the date, and the time.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-HDR:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-HDR:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:01:36
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.2.8 SET-TIP-MOD
Set mode of the TL1 tips.
Function
This command is issued to set mode of the TL1 tips.
Usage Note
None
Category
TL1
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
SET-TIP_MOD:[<TID>]:<TIP_TYPE>:<CTAG>::<TIP_VALUE>;
Command Parameters
<TIP_TYPE> the type of the tip. NA
<TIP_VALUE> the value of the tip. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-TIP-MOD::HELP:100::ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2012-04-26 17:41:17
M 100 COMPLD
;
D.2.9 RTRV-HEALTH-STATE
Retrieves the status of an NE for software loading.
Function
This command is issued upon the user's request. MON sends a health check request to all the
registered modules (with MON health check framework), then collects the responses from
those modules and displays the information to the user.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-HEALTH-STATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"CONTENT=GCP Contrl Plane State,HEALTH_STATUS=POK,RESULT=ION is stopped
or initializing now!,ADVICE=Please wait and then try again!"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<CONTENT> Indicates the specific function of the NE.
<HEALTH_STATUS> Indicates the status of the NE. The valid values are as follows:
 OK: indicates the normal state of the specific function.
 POK: indicates the state that may affect software loading.
 NG: indicates the abnormal state of the specific function.
<RESULT> Indicates the description of the specific function of the NE.

<ADVICE> Indicates an advisement that can be applied to clear the fault in situations of
the abnormal status of a specific function.
Example
Command
RTRV-HEALTH-STATE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2008-07-19 15:59:52
M 100 COMPLD
"CONTENT=Channel State,HEALTH_STATUS=OK,RESULT=The Channel state is
OK!,ADVICE="
"CONTENT=Master And Slave
State,HEALTH_STATUS=POK,RESULT=Unknown,ADVICE=Unknown"
;
Related Commands
None
D.2.10 RTRV-LOCALIZATION
Retrieves the status of time localization.
Function
This command retrieves the status of time localization.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOCALIZATION:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"<LOCALIZATION_STATUS> "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
LOCALIZATION_STATUS Indicates the status of time localization. The valid values are as
follows:
 0: indicates that time localization is disabled.
 1: indicates that time radicalization is enabled (starting year:
1990).
 2: indicates that time radicalization is enabled (starting year:
1970).
Example
Command
RTRV-LOCALIZATION:::1;
Response Message
NE 2007-09-19 11:17:54
M 1 COMPLD
"1"
;
Related Commands
None
D.2.11 RTRV-NETYPE
Retrieves the NE type.
Function
This command retrieves the type of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Equipment
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-NETYPE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<VENDID>,<DEVICETYPE>,<EQUIPTYPE>,<NEVERSION>"
;
Response Parameters
<VENDID> Indicates the vendor identifier of the equipment. The valid value is a
string.
<DEVICETYPE> Indicates the device type. The valid values are OSN6800A, OSN3800A,
OSN8800T16, OSN8800T32, and OSN8800T64.
<EQUIPTYPE> Indicates the equipment type. It is a 40-byte string. The valid values are as
follows:
 ADM: indicates an add/drop multiplexer.
 MSPP: indicates a multi-service provisioning platform.
<NEVERSION> Indicates the software release version of the NE. It is a 40-byte string.
Example
Command
RTRV-NETYPE:::C;
Response Message
NE 2008-07-10 16:13:16
M C COMPLD
"HUAWEI,OSN8800T32,ADM&MSPP,8800V100R002C00"
;
Related Commands
None
D.2.12 RTRV-TOD
Retrieves the time of day.
Function
This command retrieves the system date and time at the instant when the command was
executed. The time is returned in coordinated universal time (UTC).
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TOD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"<YEAR>,<MONTH>,<DAY>,<HOUR>,<MINUTE>,<SECOND>,<TMTYPE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<YEAR> Indicates the current calendar year that ranges from 1990 to 2087.
<MONTH> Indicates the month of the year. The valid values are 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08,
09, 10, 11, and 12.
<DAY> Indicates the day of the month, which ranges from 01 to 31.
<HOUR> Indicates the hour of the day, which ranges from 00 to 23.
<MINUTE> Indicates the minute of the hour, which ranges from 00 to 59.
<SECOND> Indicates the second of the minute, which ranges from 00 to 59.
<TMTYPE> Indicates the type of the time value returned. The value of this parameter is always
in UTC.
Example
Command
RTRV-TOD:::100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 1000 COMPLD
"2003,02,23,12,23,20,UTC"
;
Related Commands
D.2.1 ED-DAT
D.2.2 RTRV-DAT
D.2.13 SET-SID
Sets the system identification.
Function
This command changes the system identification (SID) code to a specified value. Where
appropriate, the value of this SID code is used as the target identifier in an input command
and the source identifier in an output or autonomous message.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
SET-SID:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SID>;
Command Parameters
<SID> Indicates the system identification code of the target NA

NE. The SID is used as the TID, which is a string with
less than 20 characters composed of letters, digits, or
hyphens with a leading letter (the last character must
not be a hyphen).
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-SID:::100::NE;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:02:46
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.2.14 ED-WEAKALMSTATE
Configures the weak mapping alarm status of a board to open or close
Function
This command configures the weak mapping alarm status of a board to open or close
Usage Note
None.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-WEAKALMSTATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::
[WEAKALMSTATE=<WEAKALMSTATE>]
Command Parameters
Parameters Description Default Value
<WEAKALMSTATE> The value format is as follows: OPEN

 OPEN.
 CLOSE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-WEAKALMSTATE:::C:::WEAKALMSTATE=OPEN
Response Message
NEW-NE 2016-01-26 20:05:23
M C COMPLD;
Related Commands
D.2.15 RTRV-WEAKALMSTATE
Queries the weak mapping alarm status of a board to open or close
Function
This command queries the weak mapping alarm status of a board to open or close
Usage Note
None.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-WEAKALMSTATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
^^^"[<AID>]::[WEAKALMSTATE=<WEAKALMSTATE>]"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<WEAKALMSTATE> Indicates the weak mapping alarm status of a board to open or

close.
The valid value is OPEN and CLOSE.
Example
Command
RTRV-WEAKALMSTATE:::C ;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2016-01-26 20:05:27
M C COMPLD
"WEAKALMSTATE=OPEN"
Related Commands
D.6.10 ED-LEDSTATE
D.3 Configuring DCC
This section lists commands used to configure a DCC channel to communicate with a
D.3.1 ED-<GCC/DCC>
Edits GCC/DCC parameters
Function
This command edits the attributes, state, and link protocol types of a GCC/DCC channel.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-<GCC/DCC>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[NEGO=<NEGO>],[TYPE=<TYPE>],
[RATEMODE=<RATEMODE>],[BIND=<BIND>],[PROTOCOL=<PROTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The access identifier which indicates the GCC/DCC NA

channel. The valid formats are as follows:
 For DCC: DCC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
 For GCC: FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
DCC is valid for SONET/OSC. The valid values of
<CHANNEL ID> are as follows:
 1: (SDCC, DCC1-DCC3)
 2: (LDCC, DCC4-DCC12)
 3: (ETHA, Ethernet channel A)
 4: (ETHB, Ethernet channel B)
GCC is valid for OTN. The valid values of <CHANNEL
ID> are as follows:
 1: (GCC0)
 2: (GCC1-GCC2)
 3: (RESA)
<NEGO> Indicates whether auto-negotiation is enabled. This Y

parameter is only valid for GCC channel 3 of certain
ports with a rate of ODU2 or higher. The channel mainly
supports ASON services and supports the auto-
negotiation parameters of RATEMODE, BIND, and
TYPE. When auto-negotiation is enabled, values of these
parameters cannot be changed.
 Y: Auto-negotiation is enabled.
 N: Auto-negotiation is disabled.
<TYPE> Indicates the communication type that the channel NA

supports. The valid values are as follows:
 MANAGE: indicates the management channel,
which is used for the communication of management.
 ASON: indicates the ASON channel, which is
used for the communication of ASON services.
<RATEMODE> Indicates the rate mode. This parameter is only valid for NA
GCC channel 3 of certain ports with a rate of ODU2 or
higher. The channel mainly supports ASON services.
The valid values are as follows:
 9: 9-byte mode with an actual rate of 9 x 64

kbit/s.
 24: 24-byte mode with an actual rate of 24 x 64
kbit/s.
<BIND> Indicates whether the channel supports the function of NA

binding multiple fibers. The NE binds all channels (that
can be bound together) into a communication channel,
thus increasing the communication rate between NEs.
 Y: The channel can be bound with other
channels.
 N: The channel cannot be bound with other
channels.
<PROTOCOL> Indicates the protocol of the GCC/DCC link layer. The NA

valid values are as follows:
 TRANSPARENT: There are not any link
protocols, and the channel is free in CRS.
 PPP: IP stack is set in this channel.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-GCC::FAC-1-2-1-1:C:::PROTOCOL=TRANSPARENT;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:18:06
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the GCC/DCC channel parameters.
Function
This command retrieves the GCC/DCC attributes and its protocol type.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-<GCC/DCC>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The access identifier which indicates the NA

GCC/DCC channel. The valid formats are as
follows:
 For DCC: DCC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID> and
SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>
 For GCC: FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF
ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL
ID> and SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>
DCC is valid for SONET/OSC. The valid values
of <CHANNEL ID> are:
GCC is valid for OTN. The valid values of
<CHANNEL ID> are:
 1: (GCC0)
 2: (GCC1-GCC2)
 3: (RESA)
All the GCC/DCC channels are retrieved if
nothing is entered for this parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:[NEGO=<NEGO>],TYPE=<TYPE>,
[RATEMODE=<RATEMODE>],BIND=<BIND>,PROTOCOL=<PROTYPE>,BANDWIDTH=<BANDWIDTH>,
CHANSTATE=<CHANSTATE>", "<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID> The access identifier which indicates the GCC/DCC channel. The valid
formats are as follows:
 For DCC: DCC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<CHANNEL ID>
 For GCC: FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
DCC is valid for SONET/OSC. The valid values of <CHANNEL ID> are:
GCC is valid for OTN. The valid values of <CHANNEL ID> are:
 1: (GCC0)
 2: (GCC1-GCC2)
 3: (RESA)
<NEGO> Indicates whether auto-negotiation is enabled. This parameter is only valid

for GCC channel 3 of certain ports with a rate of ODU2 or higher. The
channel mainly supports ASON services and supports the auto-negotiation
parameters of RATEMODE, BIND, and TYPE. When auto-negotiation is
enabled, values of these parameters cannot be changed.
<TYPE> Indicates the communication type that the channel supports. The valid
values are as follows:
 MANAGE: indicates the management channel, which is used for
the communication of management.
 ASON: indicates the ASON channel, which is used for the
communication of ASON services.
<RATEMODE> Indicates the rate mode. This parameter is only valid for GCC channel 3 of
certain ports with a rate of ODU2 or higher. The channel mainly supports
ASON services. The valid values are as follows:
 9: 9-byte mode with an actual rate of 9 x 64 kbit/s.
<BIND> Indicates whether the channel supports the function of binding multiple
fibers. The NE binds all channels (that can be bound together) into a
communication channel, thus increasing the communication rate between
NEs.
 Y: The channel can be bound with other channels.
 N: The channel cannot be bound with other channels.
<PROTOCOL> Indicates the protocol of the DCC/GCC link layer. The valid values are as
follows:
 TRANSPARENT : There are not any link protocols, and the
channel is free in CRS.
<BANDWIDTH> Indicates the bandwidth of the DCC/GCC (units in kbit).
<CHANSTATE> Indicates the data sending and receiving state of the CPU channel which is
assigned to the optical interface. The valid values are as follows:
 OK: The sending and receiving states are okay.
 RX_F: The sending state is okay, but the receiving fails.
 TX_F: The receiving state is okay, but the sending fails.
 RX_F&TX_F: All fail.
Example
Command
RTRV-DCC::DCC-1-6-2-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-10 16:12:51
M C COMPLD
"DCC-1-6-2-
1:TYPE=MANAGE,BIND=Y,PROTOCOL=PPP,BANDWIDTH=3*64K,CHANSTATE=OK"
;
Related Commands
D.3.1 ED-<GCC/DCC>
Retrieves the GCC/DCC channel parameters.
Function
This command retrieves the GCC/DCC attributes and its protocol type.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DETAIL-<GCC/DCC>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The access identifier which indicates the NA

GCC/DCC channel. The valid formats are as
follows:
 For DCC: DCC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID> and
SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>
 For GCC: FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF
ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL
ID> and SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>
DCC is valid for SONET/OSC. The valid values
of <CHANNEL ID> are:
GCC is valid for OTN. The valid values of
<CHANNEL ID> are:
 1: (GCC0)
 2: (GCC1-GCC2)
 3: (RESA)
All the GCC/DCC channels are retrieved if
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:[NEGO=<NEGO>],TYPE=<TYPE>,
[RATEMODE=<RATEMODE>],BIND=<BIND>,PROTOCOL=<PROTYPE>,BANDWIDTH=<BANDWIDTH>,
CHANSTATE=<CHANSTATE>,CHANID=<CHANID>", "<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID> The access identifier which indicates the GCC/DCC channel. The valid
 For DCC: DCC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<CHANNEL ID>
 For GCC: FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
DCC is valid for SONET/OSC. The valid values of <CHANNEL ID> are:
GCC is valid for OTN. The valid values of <CHANNEL ID> are:
 1: (GCC0)
 2: (GCC1-GCC2)
 3: (RESA)
<NEGO> Indicates whether auto-negotiation is enabled. This parameter is only valid

for GCC channel 3 of certain ports with a rate of ODU2 or higher. The
channel mainly supports ASON services and supports the auto-negotiation
parameters of RATEMODE, BIND, and TYPE. When auto-negotiation is
enabled, values of these parameters cannot be changed.
<TYPE> Indicates the communication type that the channel supports. The valid
 MANAGE: indicates the management channel, which is used for
the communication of management.
 ASON: indicates the ASON channel, which is used for the
communication of ASON services.
<RATEMODE> Indicates the rate mode. This parameter is only valid for GCC channel 3 of
certain ports with a rate of ODU2 or higher. The channel mainly supports
ASON services. The valid values are as follows:
<BIND> Indicates whether the channel supports the function of binding multiple
fibers. The NE binds all channels (that can be bound together) into a
communication channel, thus increasing the communication rate between
NEs.
 Y: The channel can be bound with other channels.
 N: The channel cannot be bound with other channels.
<PROTOCOL> Indicates the protocol of the DCC/GCC link layer. The valid values are as
follows:
 TRANSPARENT : There are not any link protocols, and the
channel is free in CRS.
<BANDWIDTH> Indicates the bandwidth of the DCC/GCC (units in kbit).
<CHANSTATE> Indicates the data sending and receiving state of the CPU channel which is
assigned to the optical interface. The valid values are as follows:
 OK: The sending and receiving states are okay.
 RX_F: The sending state is okay, but the receiving fails.

 TX_F: The receiving state is okay, but the sending fails.
 RX_F&TX_F: All fail.
<CHANID> Indicates the NE channel ID associated with the GCC/DCC channel
Example
Command
RTRV-DETAIL-GCC::SRV3-1-13-2-3:A;
Response Message
NE-91-5 2012-04-15 00:49:27
M A COMPLD
"SRV3-1-13-2-
3:NEGO=N,TYPE=ASON,RATEMODE=9,BIND=Y,PROTOCOL=PPP,BANDWIDTH=9*64K,CHANSTATE
=RX_F,CHANID=27"
;
Related Commands
D.3.4 RTRV-DCC-CHANERR
Retrieves the channel error info of the GCC/DCC channel.
Function
This command instructs an NE to retrieve the channel error info of the GCC/DCC channel.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DCC-CHANERR:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::CHANID=<CHANID>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the NE channel ID associated with the GCC/DCC NA

<CHANID>
channel. The NE channel ID of the GCC/DCC channel can be
retrieved by executing the TL1 command RTRV-DETAIL-
{GCC,DCC},refer toD.3.3 RTRV-DETAIL-<GCC/DCC>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<SID>^<YYYY-MM-DD>^<HH:MM:SS> <cr><lf>
M^^<CTAG>^COMPLD <cr><lf>
^^^"QFULL=<QFULL>,LG=<LG>,NO=<NO>,CR=<CR>,AB=<AB>,UN=<UN>,MRF=<MRF>,RXF=<RX
F>,TXB=<TXB>,RXERR=<RXERR>,TXERR=<TXERR>", "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<QFULL> Indicates the number of times when the GCC/DCC channel's packet
sending queue is full.
<LG> Indicates the number of packets whose length exceed the maximum packet
length the NE can process.
<NO> Indicates the number of packets whose bits length is not multiple of 8.
<CR> Indicates the number of packets which have crc error.
<AB> Indicates the number of packets which have abnormal sequence.
<UN> Indicates the number of packets which have receive Overrun errors.
<MRF> Indicates the number of packets which have Maximum receive frame
length violation errors.
<RXF> Indicates the number of packets which are received correctly.
<TXB> Indicates the number of packets which are sended correctly.
<RXERR> Indicates the number of packets which are received with errors.
<TXERR> Indicates the number of packets which are sended with errors.
Example
Command
RTRV-DCC-CHANERR:::a:::CHANID=27;
Response Message
NE-91-5 2012-04-15 03:30:24
M A COMPLD
"QFULL=0,LG=0,NO=0,CR=0,AB=0,UN=0,MRF=0,RXF=0,TXB=66,RXERR=0,TXERR=0"
;
Related Commands
D.3.5 RTRV-DCC-CHANINFO
Retrieves the channel info of the GCC/DCC channel.
Function
This command instructs an NE to retrieve the channel info of the GCC/DCC channel.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DCC-CHANINFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::CHANID=<CHANID>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the NE channel ID associated with the GCC/DCC NA

<CHANID>
channel. The NE channel ID of the GCC/DCC channel can be
retrieved by executing the TL1 command RTRV-DETAIL-
{GCC,DCC},refer toD.3.3 RTRV-DETAIL-<GCC/DCC>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"CHANID=<CHANID>,STATE=<STATE>,EVENT=<EVENT>,PEER_CHANID=<PEER_CHANID>,T
RNS_NUMS=<TRNS_NUMS>,TRNS_BYTES=<TRNS_BYTES>,RECV_NUMS=<RECV_NUMS>,RECV_BYT
ES=<RECV_BYTES>,RX_SR=<RX_SR>,TX_SR=<TX_SR>,LAST_STATE=<LAST_STATE>",
"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<CHANID> Indicates the NE channel ID associated with the GCC/DCC channel.
<STATE> Indicates the channel state of the GCC/DCC channel.
<EVENT> Indicates the event of the GCC/DCC channel.
<PEER_CHANID> Indicates the NE channel ID associated with the GCC/DCC channel of the
peer NE.
<TRNS_NUMS> Indicates the number of packets sended from the GCC/DCC channel.
<TRNS_BYTES> Indicates the number of bytes sended from the GCC/DCC channel.
<RECV_NUMS> Indicates the number of packets received from the GCC/DCC channel.
<RECV_BYTES> Indicates the number of bytes received from the GCC/DCC channel.
<RX_SR> Indicates the number of packets which are received with errors.
<TX_SR> Indicates the number of packets which are sended with errors.
<LAST_STATE> Indicates the last channel state of the GCC/DCC channel.
Example
Command
RTRV-DCC-CHANINFO:::a:::CHANID=27;
Response Message
NE-91-5 2012-04-15 04:02:04
M A COMPLD
"CHANID=27,STATE=0,EVENT=0,PEER_CHANID=0,TRNS_NUMS=222,TRNS_BYTES=3996,RECV
_NUMS=0,RECV_BYTES=0,RX_SR=0,TX_SR=0,LAST_STATE=0"
;
Related Commands
Deletes cross overhead bytes.
Function
This command deletes cross overhead bytes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-CRS-OHBYTE:[<TID>]:<FROM_AID>:<CTAG>::<FROM_BYTE>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the source access identifier. NA

The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<FROM_AID> <PORT ID>.
<FROM_BYTE> Indicates the source byte of the cross. Overhead bytes NA

include D1-D12, E1, E2, and F1.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-CRS-OHBYTE::FAC-1-2-1:10::E1;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:35:00
M 10 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Creates cross overhead bytes.
Function
This command creates cross overhead bytes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-CRS-OHBYTE:[<TID>]:<FROM_AID>, <TO_AID>:<CTAG>::<FROM_BYTE>,
<TO_BYTE>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the source access identifier. NA

<FROM_AID> <PORT ID>
<TO_AID> Indicates the sink access identifier. NA

<PORT ID>
<FROM_BYTE> Indicates the source byte of the cross. Overhead bytes NA

include D1-D12, E1, E2 and F1.
<TO_BYTE> The destination byte of the cross. Overhead bytes NA

include D1-D12, E1, E2 and F1.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ENT-CRS-OHBYTE::FAC-1-2-1,FAC-1-6-1:10::D1,D1;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:33:17
M 10 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the information about cross overhead bytes.
Function
This command retrieves the information about cross overhead bytes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CRS-OHBYTE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source or destination AID.

The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
Response Syntax
cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<FROM_AID>,<TO_AID>,<FROM_BYTE>,<TO_BYTE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<FROM_AID> Indicates the source AID.

<TO_AID> Indicates the destination AID.

<FROM_BYTE> Indicates the source byte of the cross. Overhead bytes include D1-
D12, E1, E2 and F1.
<TO_BYTE> The destination byte of the cross. Overhead bytes include D1-D12,
E1, E2 and F1.
Example
Command
RTRV-CRS-OHBYTE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:36:49
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-1,FAC-1-6-1,D1,D1"
;
Related Commands
D.3.9 ED-VACANTSLOT
Sets the DCC/GCC channel allocation trigger status for all vacant slots on the current NE to
enable or disable.
Function
This command sets the DCC/GCC channel allocation trigger status for all vacant slots on the
current NE to enable or disable.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-VACANTSLOT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[VACANTSLOT=<VACANTSLOT>];
Command Parameters
<VACANTSLOT> Indicates the DCC/GCC channel allocation trigger ENABLE

status. Valid values are enable and disable.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-VACANTSLOT:::C:::VACANTSLOT=ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-11 21:32:07 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.6.9 RTRV-CLNT
D.3.10 RTRV-VACANTSLOT
Retrieves the DCC/GCC channel allocation trigger status of NE level for all vacant slots.
Function
This command retrieves the DCC/GCC channel allocation trigger status of NE level for all
vacant slots.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VACANTSLOT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf>
^^^VACANTSLOT=<VACANTSLOT> ;
Response Parameters
Parameters Description
<VACANTSLOT> Indicates the DCC/GCC channel allocation trigger status. Valid values are
enable and disable.
Example
Command
RTRV-VACANTSLOT:::C;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-10 16:12:51 M C COMPLD "VACANTSLOT=ENABLE" ;
Related Commands
D.6.8 ED-CLNT
D.4 Communication Management
This section lists commands which used to configure the communication path.
D.4.1 Configuring VLAN
This section lists commands which used to configure LAN to communicate with maintenance
computer.
ED-LAN
Modifies the LAN parameters.
Function
This command changes the attributes and state of a LAN facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-LAN:[<TID>]:<LAN_AID>:<CTAG>:::[IP=<IPADDR>], [MASK=<SUBNETMASK>],
[GATEWAY=<GATEWAY>], [ENABLE=<ENABLE>],[ARPPROXY=<ARPSTATE>],
[CONMODE=<CONMODE>],[SNDIP=<SndIpAddr>],[SNDMASK=<SndSubMask>];
Command Parameters
<LAN_AID> Indicates the access identifier, that is, the LAN NA

number. The valid value is LAN-1.
<IPADDR> Indicates the IP address. The valid values are A, B, NA

and C class IP addresses. The value will not be
changed if nothing is entered for this parameter.
NA
<SUBNETMASK> Indicates the subnet mask address. The value will not
be changed if nothing is entered for this parameter.
NOTE:
For configuration of the subnet mask addresses of the NEs,
it is recommended that users configure all NEs in the same
net segment with the same subnet mask.
When the IP address of an NE is changed from 129.9.xx.xx
to 192.168.xx.xx, the subnet mask is changed to
255.255.255.0 automatically. But when the IP address of
the NE is changed back to 129.9.xx.xx, the subnet mask is
not changed and is still 255.255.255.0. If there are other
NEs in the network segment 129.9.xx.xx, some NEs may
not communicate normally, so it is recommended that users
configure the subnet mask back to 255.255.0.0 manually.
<GATEWAY> Indicates the gateway of the LAN.The gateway can NA

not be set to 192.168.0.* or 192.169.0.*.
<ENABLE> Indicates whether communication between the user NA
and the NE is enabled. The valid values are N (users
cannot access this port or the management flow
through this port) and Y (this port is enabled and users
are allowed to use this port for communication with
NE). The null value means not to change the value
before configuration. The value will not be changed if

<ARPSTATE> Indicates whether the address resolution protocol NA
(ARP) is enabled. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE.
<CONMODE> Indicates the encryption mode. The valid values are NA
NOSSL, and ALL.
<SNDIPADDR> Indicates the DCN IP address. The value will not be NA
changed if nothing is entered for this parameter. The
IP Address and the DCN IP Address can not be in the
same subnet.
<SNDSUBMASK> Indicates the DCN submask. The value will not be NA
changed if nothing is entered for this parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-LAN::LAN-
1:100:::IP=129.9.0.1,MASK=255.255.255.0,GATEWAY=129.9.0.1,ENABLE=Y,ARPPROXY
=ENABLE,CONMODE=ALL,SNDIP=130.9.0.22,SNDMASK=255.255.255.0;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-LAN
DLT-ACL
Delete an ACL rule.
Function
This command is issued to delete an ACL rule.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-ACL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::RULEID=<RULEID>
Command Parameters
Parameter Description Default

Value
<RULEID> The Index of an exist ACL rule, If the ruleid is set 4294967295, that NA
means delete all ACL rules.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-ACL:::100::RULEID=10
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-05-25 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
ED-ACL
Modify the ACL rule.
Function
This command is issued to modify an ACL rule.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-ACL:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::RULEID=<RULEID>,OP=<OP>,SOURCE=<SOURCE>,WILDCAR
D=<WILDCARD>
Command Parameters

Value
<RULEID> The Index of an existed ACL rule NA
<OP> The optional operation, DENY or PERMIT. NA
<SOURCE> The source IP address of received packet. NA
<WILDCARD> The wildcard mask of an ACL rule. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ACL:::100::RULEID=10,OP=DENY,SOURCE=128.8.0.0,WILDCARD=0.0.255.255
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-05-25 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
ENT-ACL
Add the ACL rule.
Function
This command is issued to add an ACL rule.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-ACL:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::RULEID=<RULEID>,OP=<OP>,SOURCE=<SOURCE>,WILDCAR
D=<WILDCARD>
Command Parameters

Value
<RULEID> The Index of ACL rule, number ,can be 0-4294967295.If the ruleid NA
is set 4294967295, that means the acl will be allocated a valid index
by the system.
<WILDCARD> The wildcard mask of an ACL rule. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-ACL:::100::RULEID=10,OP=DENY,SOURCE=129.9.0.0,WILDCARD=0.0.255.255
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-05-25 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
RTRV-ACL
Retrieves all ACL rules.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve ACL rules.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-ACL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"RULEID=<RULEID>,OP=<OP>,SOURCE=<SOURCE>,WILDCARD=<WILDCARD>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<RULEID> The Index of an existed ACL rule
<OP> The optional operation, DENY or PERMIT.
<SOURCE> The source IP address of received packet.
<WILDCARD> The wildcard mask of an ACL rule.
Example
Command
rtrv-acl:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-07-29 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"RULEID=10,OP=PERMIT,SOURCE=129.8.0.0,WILDCARD=0.0.255.255"
RTRV-LAN
Retrieves the LAN parameters.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes and state of a LAN facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LAN:[<TID>]:[<LAN_AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<LAN_AID> Indicates the access identifier. The valid value is NA

LAN-1.
LAN_AID is optional for this command.
All LAN ports will be retrieved if nothing is entered

for this parameter.
Currently, only LAN-1 is supported.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf>
^^^"IP=<IPADDR><cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"IP=<IPADDR>,MASK=<SUBNETMASK>,GATEWAY=<GATEWAY>,MAC=<MAC>,ENABLE=<ENABL
E>,ARPPROXY=<ARPSTATE>,CONMODE=<CONMODE>,SNDIP=<DCNIPADDR>,SNDMASK=<DCNSUBN
ETMASK>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<IPADDR> Indicates the IP address. The valid values are A, B, and C class IP
addresses.
<SUBNETMASK> Indicates the subnet mask address.
<GATEWAY> Indicates the gateway of the LAN.
<MAC> Indicates the MAC address.
<ENABLE> Indicates whether communication between the user and the NE is

enabled.
<ARPSTATE> Indicates whether the ARP is started.
<CONMODE> Indicates the encryption mode. The valid values NOSSL,and ALL.
<DCNIPADDR> Indicates the DCN IP address.
<DCNSUBNETMASK> Indicates the DCN subnet mask address.
Example
Command
RTRV-LAN::LAN-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 10 COMPLD
"IP=129.9.0.1,MASK=255.255.0.0,GATEWAY=129.9.0.1,MAC=08-00-3e-10-00-
0b,ENABLE=Y,ARPPROXY=ENABLE,CONMODE=ALL,SNDIP=0.0.0.0,SNDMASK=0.0.0.0"
;
Related Commands
ED-LAN
ED-COM-SERVICE
Edit the service status of communication.
Function
This command is issued to open or close communication service.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-COM-SERVICE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<COMSERVICE>,<COMSRVSTATE>;
Command Parameters
<COMSERVICE> The type of service. The valid values are NA

ftpclient,sftpclient,telserver
,stelserver,rawtl1,rawtelserver,multinesearch,tl1gneservice.
<COMSRVSTATE> The state of service. The valid values are open and close. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-COM-SERVICE:::100::FTPCLIENT,OPEN;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-COM-SERVICE
RTRV-COM-SERVICE
Retrieves the information of the communication service.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the information of the communication service.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-COM-SERVICE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"SERVICE=<COMSERVICE>,STATE=<COMSRVSTATE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<COMSERVICE> The type of service.
<COMSRVSTATE> The state of service.
Example
Command
rtrv-com-service:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"SERVICE=FTPCLIENT,STATE=OPEN"
"SERVICE=SFTPCLIENT,STATE=OPEN"
"SERVICE=TELSERVER,STATE=OPEN"
"SERVICE=STELSERVER,STATE=OPEN"
"SERVICE=RAWTL1,STATE=OPEN"
"SERVICE=RAWTELSERVER,STATE=OPEN"
"SERVICE=MULTINETSEARCH,STATE=OPEN"
"SERVICE=TL1GNESERVICE,STATE=OPEN"
;
Related Commands
ED-COM-SERVICE
ACT-SSL-CAFILE
Activates the SSL certificate file.
Function
This command is issued to activates the SSL certificate file.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ACT-SSL-CAFILE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NONE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ACT-SSL-CAFILE:::100
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-22 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
ED-SSL
Edit the SSLVER switch of communication.
Function
This command is issued to enable or disable SSLVER.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SSL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::SSLVER=<SSLVER>,SSLVERSWITCH=<SWITCH>;
Command Parameters
<SSLVER> The type of SSL. The valid values are sslv3,tls10 and all. NA
<SWITCH> The switch of SSL. The valid values are enable and disable. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SSL:::100:::SSLVER=SSLV3, SSLVERSWITCH=ENABLE;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-COM-SERVICE
RTRV-SSL
Retrieves the information of the sslver switch.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the information of the sslver switch.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"SSLVER=<SSLVER>,SSLVERSWITCH=<SWITCH>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SSLVER> The type of SSL version. The valid values are sslv3,tls10 and all.
<SWITCH> The state of SSL version. The valid values are enable and disable.
Example
Command
rtrv-ssl:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"SSLVER=SSLV3, SSLVERSWITCH=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
ED-COM-SERVICE
ED-SSL-MODE
Modify the SSL mode.
Function
This command is issued to modify the SSL mode.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SSL-MODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::SSLMODE=<SSLMODE>
Command Parameters
Value
<SSLMODE> The mode of SSL, SINGLE or BOTH NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SSL-MODE:::100::SSLMODE=BOTH
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-22 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
RTRV-SSL-MODE
Retrieves the SSL mode.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the SSL mode.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSL-MODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"SSLMODE=<SSLMODE>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<SSLMODE> The SSL mode.
Example
Command
RTRV-SSL-MODE:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-22 19:28:38 M 100 COMPLD
"SSLMODE=BOTH"
ED-ADVANCED-ACL
Modify the advanced ACL rule.
Function
This command is issued to modify an advanced ACL rule.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-ADVANCED-ACL:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::RULEID=<RULEID>,OP=<OP>,SOURCE=<SOURCE>,SRCWILD
CARD=<SRCWILDCARD>,DESTINATION=<DESTINATION>,DSTWILDCARD=<DS
TWILDCARD>,PROTOCOL=<PROTOCOLTYPE>,[SRCPORT=<SRCPORTACL>],
[DSTPORT=<DSTPORTACL>],[ICMPTYPE=<ICMPTYPE>],
[ICMPCODE=<ICMPCODE>]
Command Parameters

Value
<RULEID> The Index of an existed advanced ACL rule NA
<SRCWILDCARD> The wildcard mask of the source IP. NA
<DESTINATION> The destination IP address of received packet. NA
<DSTWILDCARD> The wildcard mask of the destination IP. NA
<PROTOCOLTYPE> The type of protocol,TCP/UDP/ICMP/IP NA
<SRCPORTACL> (UL)the source port of advanced ACL rule 4294967295
<DSTPORTACL> (UL)the destination port of advanced ACL rule 4294967295
<ICMPTYPE> (UC)the type of ICMP packet 255
<ICMPCODE> (UC)the code of ICMP packet 255
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ADVANCED-
ACL:::100::RULEID=10,OP=DENY,SOURCE=128.9.0.0,SRCWILDCARD=0.0.255.255,DESTI
NATION=128.8.0.0,DSTWILDCARD=0.0.255.255,PROTOCOL=IP;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-22 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
ENT-ADVANCED-ACL
Add the advanced ACL rule.
Function
This command is issued to add an advanced ACL rule.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-ADVANCED-ACL:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::RULEID=<RULEID>,OP=<OP>,SOURCE=<SOURCE>,SRCWILD
CARD=<SRCWILDCARD>,DESTINATION=<DESTINATION>,DSTWILDCARD=<DS
TWILDCARD>,PROTOCOL=<PROTOCOLTYPE>,[SRCPORT=<SRCPORTACL>],
[DSTPORT=<DSTPORTACL>],[ICMPTYPE=<ICMPTYPE>],
[ICMPCODE=<ICMPCODE>]
Command Parameters

Value
<RULEID> The Index of an advanced ACL rule. If the ruleid is set NA

4294967295, that means the acl will be allocated a valid index
by the system

Value
<SRCWILDCARD> The wildcard mask of the source IP. NA
<DESTINATION> The destination IP address of received packet. NA
<DSTWILDCARD> The wildcard mask of the destination IP. NA
<PROTOCOLTYPE> The type of protocol,TCP/UDP/ICMP/IP NA
<SRCPORTACL> (UL)the source port of advanced ACL rule 4294967295
<DSTPORTACL> (UL)the destination port of advanced ACL rule 4294967295
<ICMPTYPE> (UC)the type of ICMP packet 255
<ICMPCODE> (UC)the code of ICMP packet 255
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-ADVANCED-
ACL:::100::RULEID=10,OP=DENY,SOURCE=128.9.0.0,SRCWILDCARD=0.0.255.255,DESTI
NATION=128.8.0.0,DSTWILDCARD=0.0.255.255,PROTOCOL=IP;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-22 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
RTRV-ADVANCED-ACL
Retrieves all advanced ACL rules.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve advanced ACL rules.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-ADVANCED-ACL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"RULEID=<RULEID>,OP=<OP>,SOURCE=<SOURCE>,SRCWILDCARD=<SRCWILDCARD>,DESTI
NATION=<DESTINATION>,DSTWILDCARD=<DSTWILDCARD>,PROTOCOL=<PROTOCOLTYPE>,SRCP
ORT=<SRCPORTACL>,DSTPORT=<DSTPORTACL>,ICMPTYPE=<ICMPTYPE>,ICMPCODE=<ICMPCOD
E>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<RULEID> The Index of an existed advanced ACL rule
<OP> The optional operation, DENY or PERMIT.
<SOURCE> The source IP address of received packet.
<SRCWILDCARD> The wildcard mask of the source IP.
<DESTINATION> The destination IP address of received packet.
<DSTWILDCARD> The wildcard mask of the destination IP.

<PROTOCOLTYPE> The type of protocol,TCP/UDP/ICMP/IP
<SRCPORTACL> (UL)the source port of advanced ACL rule
<DSTPORTACL> (UL)the destination port of advanced ACL rule
<ICMPTYPE> (UC)the type of ICMP packet
<ICMPCODE> (UC)the code of ICMP packet
Example
Command
RTRV-ADVANCED-ACL:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-22 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"RULEID=10,OP=PERMIT,SOURCE=128.9.0.0,SRCWILDCARD=0.0.255.255,DESTINATION=1
28.8.0.0,DSTWILDCARD=0.0.255.255,PROTOCOLTYPE=ip,SRCPORT=0xffffffff,DSTPORT
=0xffffffff,ICMPTYPE=0xff,ICMPCODE=0xff"
DLT-ADVANCED-ACL
Delete an advanced ACL rule.
Function
This command is issued to delete an advanced ACL rule.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-ADVANCED-ACL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::RULEID=<RULEID>
Command Parameters

Value
<RULEID> The Index of an exist advanced ACL rule, If the ruleid is set NA
4294967295, that means delete all advanced ACL rules.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-ADVANCED-ACL:::100::RULEID=10;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-22 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
D.4.2 Enquire PPP/IP Interface Information

This section lists commands which used to retrieve the PPP/IP interface information. The
PPP/IP interface is used to communicate with maintenance computer.
RTRV-IPIF-INFO
Retrieves information about all IP interfaces.
Function
This command retrieves information about all IP interfaces of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
TIPS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IPIF-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"NAME=<INTERFACE_INFO>:INDEX=<INTERFACE_INDEX>:IP=<IP_ADDR>:MASK=<IP_MAS
K>:FLAG=<IP_FLAG>:LTYPE=<LINK_TYPE>:LMTU=<LINK_MTU>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<INTERFACE_INFO> Indicates the interface name.
<INTERFACE_INDEX> Indicates the interface index.
<IP_ADDR> Indicates the IP address.
<IP_MASK> Indicates the mask of the IP address.
<IP_FLAG> Indicates the flag of the IP address.
<LINK_TYPE> Indicates the link type.
<LINK_MTU> Indicates the link MTU.
Example
Command
RTRV-IPIF-INFO:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"NAME=ETH1:INDEX=386:IP=129.9.0.20:MASK=255.255.0.0:FLAG=0:LTYPE=ETHERNET:L
MTU=1500",
"NAME=PPP-0-2-255-1-257-
1:INDEX=518:IP=129.9.0.20:MASK=255.255.0.0:FLAG=1:LTYPE=PPP:LMTU=960"
;
Related Commands
None
RTRV-PPPIF-COUNT
Retrieves the message count information about a PPP interface.
Function
This command retrieves the message count information about a PPP interface.
Usage Note
None
Category
TIPS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PPPIF-COUNT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<INTERFACE_INDEX>;
Command Parameters
<INTERFACE_INDEX> Indicates the index of the NA

interface. The valid value is a
nonnegative integer.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"INDEX=<INTERFACE_INDEX>:IN=<RECV_IP_NUM>:OUT=<SEND_IP_NUM> "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<INTERFACE_INDEX> Indicates the index of the interface.

<RECV_IP_NUM> Indicates the number of the received IP messages.
<SEND_IP_NUM> Indicates the number of the transmitted IP messages.
Example
Command
RTRV-PPPIF-COUNT:::100::1;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"INDEX=1:IN=1000:OUT=1500"
Related Commands
None
RTRV-PPPIF-STATE
Retrieves the negotiation information about a PPP interface.
Function
This command retrieves the negotiation information about a PPP interface.
Usage Note
None
Category
TIPS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PPPIF-STATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<INTERFACE_INDEX>;
Command Parameters
<INTERFACE_INDEX> Indicates the index of the NA

interface. The valid value is a
nonnegative integer.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"INDEX=<INTERFACE_INDEX>:NEGOSTATE=<NEGO_STATE>:NEGOTYPE=<NEGO_TYPE>:FSM
STATE=<FSM_STATE> "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<INTERFACE_INDEX> Indicates the index of the interface.
<NEGO_STATE> Indicates the negotiation state. The valid values are as follows:
 DEAD
 ESTABLISH
 AUTHENTICATE
 CBCP
 NETWORK
 TERMINATE
<NEGO_TYPE> Indicates the negotiation type. The valid values are as follows:
 LCP
 NCP
<FSM_STATE> Indicates the finite state machine (FSM) state. The valid values are
as follows:
 INITIAL
 STARTING
 CLOSED
 STOPPED
 CLOSING
 STOPPING
 REQSENT
 ACKRCVD
 ACKSENT
 OPENED
Example
Command
RTRV-PPPIF-STATE:::100::1;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"INDEX=1:NEGOSTATE=ESTABLISH:NEGOTYPE=NCP:FSMSTATE=OPENED"
Related Commands
None
RTRV-ROUTE-INFO
Retrieves the information about the route table.
Function
This command retrieves the information about the route table.
Usage Note
None
Category
TIPS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ROUTE-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"IP=<IP_ADDR>:MASK=<IP_MASK>:HOPNEXT=<HOP_NEXT>:INTERFACE=<INTERFACE_INF
O>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<IP_ADDR> Indicates the IP address.
<IP_MASK> Indicates the subnet mask.
<HOP_NEXT> Indicates the next hop.
<INTERFACE_INFO> Indicates the interface address.
Example
Command
RTRV-ROUTE-INFO:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"IP=127.0.0.0:MASK=255.0.0.0:HOPNEXT=127.0.0.1:INTERFACE=InLoopBack0"
"IP=129.9.16.2:MASK=255.255.255.255:HOPNEXT=127.0.0.1:INTERFACE=InLoopBack0
"
;
Related Commands
None
D.4.3 Configuring Serial
This section lists commands which used to configure serial port to communicate with
ED-SERIAL
Modifies serial port parameters.
Function
This command modifies the attributes and state of the serial port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-SERIAL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[BAUDRATE=<BAUDRATE>],
[LINKWAY=<LINKWAY>],[WORKSTATE=<WORKSTATE>];
Command Parameters
<BAUDRATE> Indicates the baud rate of the serial port. 38400

 1200
 2400
 4800
 9600
 19200
 38400
 57600
 115200
<LINKWAY> Indicates the link way of the serial port. TL1

The valid values are TL1
<WORKSTATE> The valid values are open and close. Open

NOTE:
<WorkState> of the serial port is open by default.
<WorkState> is stored in the database.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SERIAL:::100:::BaudRate=38400;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:35:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-SERIAL
RTRV-SERIAL
Retrieves serial interface parameters.
Function
This command retrieves the parameters of a serial interface.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SERIAL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^" <SRLM_BAUDRATE>,<SRLM_LINKWAY>,<SRLM_STATE>" <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SRLM_BAUDRATE> Indicates the baud rate of the serial interface.
<SRLM_LINKWAY> Indicates the link way of serial interface.
<SRLM_STATE> Indicates the working status of the serial interface. The valid
values are OPEN and CLOSE.

NOTE:
The working status of the serial interface is OPEN by default. The
<SRLM_STATE> parameter is stored in the database.
Example
Command
RTRV-SERIAL:::10;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 16:24:31
M 10 COMPLD
"38400,TL1,OPEN"
;
Related Commands
ED-SERIAL
D.4.4 Configuring IP
This section lists commands which used to configure IP to communicate with maintenance
computer.
DLT-TIDIPMAP
Deletes a static TID-IP mapping.
Function
This command deletes a static TID-IP mapping.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
DLT-TIDIPMAP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::TID=<TID>;
Command Parameters
<TID> Indicates the name of an NE. It is a character string with NA

no more than 20 characters.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-TIDIPMAP:::100:::TID=NE101;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:51:13
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-TIDIPMAP
RTRV-TIDIPMAP
ENT-TIDIPMAP
Creates a static TID-IP mapping.
Function
This command creates a static TID-IP mapping.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ENT-TIDIPMAP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::TID=<TID>,IP=<IPADDR>;
Command Parameters
<TID> Indicates the NE name. It is a character string with no more than NA

20 characters.
<IPADDR> Indicates the IP address of the NE. The IP address must be valid NA
and cannot be a loop address (127.0.0.1).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-TIDIPMAP:::100:::TID=NE101,IP=192.168.0.101;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:39:50
M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
DLT-TIDIPMAP
RTRV-TIDIPMAP
RTRV-TIDIPMAP
Retrieves all the TID-IP mapping information.
Function
This command retrieves all the TID-IP mapping information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TIDIPMAP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^" <TID>,<IPADDR>,<MODE> "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TID> Indicates the TID of the NE.
<IPADDR> Indicates the IP address of the NE.
<MODE> Indicates the mode in which the mapping relation between TID
and IPAddr is set up. The valid values are AUTOMODE and
MANMODE.
Example
Command
RTRV-TIDIPMAP:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:53:04
M 100 COMPLD
"NE,129.9.0.1,MANMODE"
;
Related Commands
ENT-TIDIPMAP
DLT-TIDIPMAP
DLT-IPROUTE-STATIC
Deletes static routes.
Function
This command deletes static routes from the route table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
DLT-IPROUTE-STATIC:<TID>::<CTAG>:::DESTIP=<DESTIP>;
Command Parameters
<DESTIP> Indicates the destination IP address. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-IPROUTE-STATIC:::100::: DESTIP=129.9.0.2;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:57:06
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-IPROUTE-STATIC
RTRV-IPROUTE-STATIC
ENT-IPROUTE-STATIC
Adds static routes.
Function
This command adds static routes to the route table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ENT-IPROUTE-
STATIC:<TID>::<CTAG>:::DESTIP=<DESTIP>,MASK=<SUBNETMASK>,GATEWAY
=<GATEWAY_LAN>;
Command Parameters
<DESTIP> Indicates the destination IP address. NA
<SUBNETMASK> Indicates the subnet mask. NA
<GATEWAY_LAN> Indicates the IP address of the gateway. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-IPROUTE-
STATIC:::10:::DESTIP=129.8.0.0,MASK=255.255.0.0,GATEWAY=129.9.0.1;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:57:06
M 10 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
DLT-IPROUTE-STATIC
RTRV-IPROUTE-STATIC
RTRV-IPROUTE-STATIC
Retrieves static routes.
Function
This command retrieves static routes from the route table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IPROUTE-STATIC:<TID>::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"[<DESTIP>],[<MASK>],[<GATEWAY>],[<BID>],[<PORT>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
DESTIP Indicates the destination IP address.
GATEWAY Indicates the IP address of the gateway.
MASK Indicates the subnet mask.
BID Indicates the card ID.
PORT Indicates the port ID.
Example
Command
RTRV-IPROUTE-STATIC:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 16:00:08
M 100 COMPLD
"129.8.0.0,255.255.0.0,129.9.0.1,0,0"
;
Related Commands
ENT-IPROUTE-STATIC
DLT-IPROUTE-STATIC
RTRV-IPROUTE
Retrieves all route information.
Function
This command retrieves all route information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IPROUTE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DESTADDR>,<MASK>,<GATEWAY>,<PROTOCOL>,<METRIC>,<IFNAME>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DESTADDR> Indicates the destination IP address.
<MASK> Indicates the subnet mask.
<GATEWAY> Indicates the IP address of the gateway.
<PROTOCOL> Indicates the protocol.
<METRIC> Indicates the metric of the route.
<IFNAME> Indicates the interface name.
Example
Command
RTRV-IPROUTE:::S;
Response Message
NE 2008-12-06 16:28:17
M S RTRV
"127.0.0.0,255.0.0.0,127.0.0.1,DIRECT,0,InLoopBack0"
"129.9.0.0,255.255.0.0,129.9.11.19,DIRECT,0,Ethernet1"
"129.9.0.5,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,OSPF,120,PPP-0-2-255-1-2-3"
"129.9.0.100,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,OSPF,120,PPP-0-2-255-1-2-3"
"129.9.11.15,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,OSPF,120,PPP-0-2-255-1-2-3"
"129.9.11.17,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,OSPF,120,PPP-0-2-255-1-2-3"
"129.9.11.18,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,OSPF,160,PPP-0-2-255-1-2-3"
"129.9.11.21,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,OSPF,80,PPP-0-2-255-1-2-3"
"129.9.11.24,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,DIRECT,0,PPP-0-2-255-1-0-1"
"129.9.11.24,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,DIRECT,0,PPP-0-2-255-1-2-3"
"129.9.11.34,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.24,OSPF,120,PPP-0-2-255-1-2-3"
>
>
NE 2008-12-06 16:28:17
M S COMPLD
"129.9.255.255,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.19,DIRECT,0,Ethernet1"
"255.255.255.255,255.255.255.255,129.9.11.19,DIRECT,0,Ethernet1"
;
>
Related Commands
ENT-IPROUTE-STATIC
DLT-IPROUTE-STATIC
RTRV-STAT-TCP
Retrieves the TCP connection information.
Function
This command retrieves the information about the TCP active sessions.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-STAT-TCP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"PEERIP=<PEERIPADDR>,PORT=<PORT>,PEERPORT=<PEERPORT>,RECVPACKET=<RECV_PA
CKET>,RECVBYTE=<RECV_BYTE>,SENDPACKET=<SEND_PACKET>,SENDBYTE=<SEND_BYTE>,CO
NNTIMES=<CONNTIMES>."<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PEERIPADDR> Indicates the IP address of the peer port.
<PORT> Indicates the number of the local port.
<PEERPORT> Indicates the number of the peer port.
<RECV_PACKET> Indicates the number of received packets.
<SEND_PACKET> Indicates the number of transmitted packets.
<RECV_BYTE> Indicates the number of received bytes.
<SEND_BYTE> Indicates the number of transmitted bytes.
<CONNTIMES> Indicates the number of connection times, which is always 1.
Example
Command
RTRV-STAT-TCP:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-12-19 20:21:27
M 100 COMPLD
"PEERIP=129.9.16.17,PORT=1600,PEERPORT=1118,RECVPACKET=25,RECVBYTE=664,SEND
PA
CKET=0,SENDBYTE=0,CONNTIMES=1"
;
Related Commands
None
RTRV-TCPIP-INFO
Retrieves the TCP/IP information.
Function
This command retrieves the information about the TCP/IP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-TCPIP-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<TYPE_STR>;
Command Parameters
TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowNetStatus" or

<TYPE_STR> "TCPIP_ShowPPPState" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "ShowAllCmd" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowARP" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowCompInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowFIB" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowInterface" NA
TCPIP funcation name.
<TYPE_STR> "TCPIP_ShowInterfaceBriefInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowIPAddr" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowPPPNegoInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowPreConfig" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowRunInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowPacketStatics" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowSocket" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowSockBufInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCP_ShowTCP" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCP_ShowTCPCB" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCP_ShowTCPIcmp4Statistic" NA
TCPIP funcation name.

<TYPE_STR> "TCPIP_ShowTCPAOMKTEntry" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowAllVpnArpInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowRIB" NA

<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowMemInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowAllVrfIPAddr" NA

<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_SetSockSchedule" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowVrfCfgInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowVrfBindInfo" NA
<TYPE_STR> TCPIP funcation name. "TCPIP_ShowRIBByVrfIndex" NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<TYPE_INFO>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<TYPE_INFO> Indicates the information of TCPIP
Example
Command
RTRV-TCPIP-INFO:::100::"TCPIP_ShowNetStatus";
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-10-11 00:10:50
M 100 RTRV
"
Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
"
"TCP4 0.0.0.0:23 0.0.0.0:0 Listening
"
"TCP4 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 Listening
"
"TCP4 0.0.0.0:1400 0.0.0.0:0 Listening
"
"TCP4 0.0.0.0:2008 0.0.0.0:0 Listening
"
"TCP4 0.0.0.0:3081 0.0.0.0:0 Listening
"
"TCP4 0.0.0.0:3082 0.0.0.0:0 Listening
"
"TCP4 0.0.0.0:5432 0.0.0.0:0 Listening
"
"TCP4 130.9.0.2:23 130.9.0.130:4864 Established
"
"UDP4 0.0.0.0:0 0.0.0.0:0
"
"UDP4 0.0.0.0:161 0.0.0.0:0
"
>
>
NEW-NE 2011-10-11 00:10:50

M 100 COMPLD
"UDP4 0.0.0.0:1400 0.0.0.0:0
"
"UDP4 0.0.0.0:1401 0.0.0.0:0
"
"UDP4 0.0.0.0:1500 0.0.0.0:0
"
"UDP4 0.0.0.0:1501 0.0.0.0:0
"
"UDP4 0.0.0.0:8002 0.0.0.0:0
"
;
IP-PING
Communicates with an NE on a network through the ping command.
Function
This command checks the communication with an NE by using the ping command.
Usage Note
The command sends 3 packets and each packet has 56 bytes. TTL is 255.
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
IP-PING:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<TARGETIP>,[<PING_PKSIZE>],[<PING_PKCNT>],
[<PING_INTERVAL>],[<PING_TIMEOUT>];
Command Parameters
<TARGETIP> Indicates the target IP address. NA

[PING_PKSIZE] Indicates the size of ping packet. The range is 64 to 64

2000.
[PING_PKCNT] Indicates the number of packets to be sent. The 3

range is 1 to 100.
[PING_INTERVAL] Indicates the interval of sending packets. The range 0

is 0 to 2000 unit:ms.
[PING_TIMEOUT] Indicates the time of timeout for a ping packet. The 2000
range is 1 to 20000, unit:ms.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<PINGRESULT>"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PINGRESULT> Indicates the result in response to the ping command.
Example
Command
IP-PING:::100::129.9.35.210;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-13 16:11:19
M 100 COMPLD
"\"
PING 129.9.35.210: 56 data bytes\""
"\" Reply from 129.9.35.210: bytes=56 Sequence=1 ttl=128 time=1 ms\""
"\"
--- 129.9.35.210 ping statistics ---\""
"\" 3 packet(s) transmitted\""
"\" 3 packet(s) received\""
"\" Percent 0.00% packet lost \""
"\" round-trip min/avg/max = 1/1/1 ms\""
"\"\""
;
Related Commands
None
IP-TRACERT
Traces the path to an NE on a network.
Function
This command traces the path to an NE on the network.
Usage Note
The user needs to input the maximum number of hops in this command. By default, the
system sends three test data packets for each hop, and the expiration time is five seconds for
each packet. As a result, the proper hop is needed when you input the parameter in the
command.
The command does not support the trace of the local IP address, loopback address, network
segment address, and broadcast address.
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
IP-TRACERT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<TARGETIP>,[MAX_HOPS];
Command Parameters
<TARGETIP> Indicates the target IP address. NA
<MAX_HOPS> Indicates the maximum number of 30

hops. It ranges from 1 to 30.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"< TRACERTRESULT >"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TRACERTRESULT> Indicates the result.
Example
Command
IP-TRACERT:::100::129.9.35.210;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-13 16:14:42
M 100 CMPLD
"\"
traceroute to 129.9.35.210(129.9.35.210) 30 hops max,40 bytes packet \""
"\"
1 129.9.35.210 0 ms 0 ms 0 ms \""
"\"\""
;
>
Related Commands
None
RTRV-COM-FIREWALL
Retrieves the state of the communication firewall.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the information of the communication firewall function.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-COM-FIREWALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<GETFIREWALL_TYPE>;
Command Parameters
Value
<GETFIREWALL_TYPE> The type of function. The valid values are NA

ARPBLACK/MALFORM/ALL.ARPBLACK/ALL is
Valid in SUPPORTED ARPBLACK
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"FIREWALLTYPE=<FIREWALL_TYPE>,FIREWALLSTATE=<FIREWALL_STATE>,FIREWALLVAL
UE=<FIREWALL_VALUE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-COM-FIREWALL:::100::malform;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-11-18 05:53:15
M 100 COMPLD
"FIREWALLTYPE=MALFORM:FIREWALLSTATE=OPEN:FIREWALLVALUE=50"
;
Related Commands
RTRV-COM-SERVICE
RTRV-COM-MALFORM
Retrieves the information of the malform.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the information of the malform.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
RTRV-COM-MALFORM:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"NAME=<INTERFACE_INFO>,IPHEAD=<IPHEAD_ATTACKCOUNT>,IPOPT=<IPOPT_ATTACKCO
UNT>,UNKOWNPRO=<UNKOWNPRO_ATTACKCOUNT>,IPSPOOF=<IPSPOOF_ATTACKCOUNT>,REASST
IMEOUT=<REASSTIMEOUT_ATTACKCOUNT>,REASSERROR=<REASSERROR_ATTACKCOUNT>,INVAL
IDTCP=<INVALIDTCP_ATTACKCOUNT>,LAND=<LAND_ATTACKCOUNT>,ICMP=<ICMP_ATTACKCOU
NT>,IGMPFRAGMENT=<IGMPFRAGMENT_ATTACKCOUNT>,OTHERS=<OTHERS_ATTACKCOUNT>"<cr
><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<INTERFACE_INFO> receiving packet's interface name

<IPHEAD_ATTACKCOUNT> ip head malform attack count
<IPOPT_ATTACKCOUNT> ip option malform attack count
<UNKOWNPRO_ATTACKCOUNT> unkown protocol malform attack count
<IPSPOOF_ATTACKCOUNT> IP SPOOF malform attack count
<REASSTIMEOUT_ATTACKCOUNT> packet recombine timeout malform attack count
<REASSERROR_ATTACKCOUNT> packet recombine error malform attack count
<INVALIDTCP_ATTACKCOUNT> invalid tcp malform attack count
<LAND_ATTACKCOUNT> land malform attack count
<ICMP_ATTACKCOUNT> icmp malform attack count
<IGMPFRAGMENT_ATTACKCOUNT> igmp fragment malform attack count
<OTHERS_ATTACKCOUNT> other malform attack count
Example
Command
rtrv-com-malform:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"NAME=ETH1:IPHEAD=0:IPOPT=0:UNKOWNPRO=0:IPSPOOF=0:REASSTIMEOUT=0:REASSERROR
=0:INVALIDTCP=0:LAND=0:ICMP=0:IGMPFRAGMENT=0:OTHERS=0"
"NAME=Wifi:IPHEAD=0:IPOPT=0:UNKOWNPRO=0:IPSPOOF=0:REASSTIMEOUT=0:REASSERROR
=0:INVALIDTCP=0:LAND=0:ICMP=0:IGMPFRAGMENT=0:OTHERS=0"
;
Related Commands
ED-COM-SERVICE
RTRV-COM-ARPBLACKLIST
Retrieves the table of the communication ARP black list.
Function
This command is issued to retrieves the table of the communication ARP black list.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
RTRV-COM-ARPBLACKLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None None None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"IP=<FIREWALL_IP>,IFINDEX=<FIREWALL_IFINDEX>,MACADDR=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_O
NE>,ATTACKCOUNT=<FIREWALL_ATTACKCOUNT>,WARNINGSTATE=<FIREWALL_STATE>,MACADD
R=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_TWO>,MACADDR=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_THREE>,MACADDR=<FIREWALL
_MACADDR_FOUR>,MACADDR=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_FIVE>,MACADDR=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_SI
X>,MACADDR=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_SEVEN>,MACADDR=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_EIGHT>,MACADD
R=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_NINE>,MACADDR=<FIREWALL_MACADDR_TEN>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
IP IP address in ARP packet. NA

IFINDEX The index of the interface receives packet. NA
MACADDR Mac address in attacked ARP packet NA
ATTACKCOUNT The attacked counter NA
WARNINGSTATE State of the ARP-BLACK, open or close. NA
Example
Command
RTRV-COM-ARPBLACKLIST:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-11-18 05:53:15
M 100 COMPLD
"IP=129.9.131.3:IFINDEX=386:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-91-
26:ATTACKCOUNT=2271:WARNINGSTATE=OPEN:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-91-27:MACADDR=12-
34-56-78-91-28:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-91-29:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-91-
2a:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-91-2b:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-91-2c:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-
91-2d:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-91-2e:MACADDR=12-34-56-78-91-25"
;
Related Commands
RTRV-COM-SERVICE
ED-CAPTURE
To control an DCN packet capture
Function
This command is issued to control an DCN packet capture
Usage Note
NA
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
ED-CAPTURE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<CAP_INTF>,<CAP_BID>,
[<CAP_SUBCARD>],<CAP_PORT>,[<CAP_CHANNEL>],
[<CAP_LOGICID>],<CAP_DIRT>,<CAP_STATE>
Command Parameters
<CAP_INTF> Capture interface type,The type will be NA

INBOUND,OUTBOUND,ETH,WIFI,GRETUNNEL
<CAP_BID> Capture slot id,support multi-shelf SLOT-ALL is LAN
interface
<CAP_SUBCARD> Subcard of board 255
<CAP_PORT> Port of board 0 is LAN interface
<CAP_CHANNEL> Channel of port 0
<CAP_LOGICID> LogicID of port 0

<CAP_DIRT> Capture direction.The direction will be NA
RCV,SEND,BOTH
<CAP_STATE> Capture action. The action will be NA
CREATE,START,STOP,DESTROY
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-CAPTURE:::100::OUTBOUND,SLOT-1-11,255,1,0,0,BOTH,CREATE;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-05-31 11:34:57
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-CAPTURE-RULE
RTRV-CAPTURE
RTRV-CAPTURE-BUF
RTRV-CAPTURE
To query the state of the all DCN Packet Capture
Function
This command is issued to query the state of the all DCN Packet Capture
Usage Note
NA
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
RTRV-CAPTURE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"NO=<CAP_NUM>,STATE=<CAP_STATE>,INTFTYPE=<CAP_INTF>,BID=<CAP_BID>,SUBCAR
D=<CAP_SUBCARD>,PORT=<CAP_PORT>,CHANNEL=<CAP_CHANNEL>,LOGICID=<CAP_LOGICID>
,BUFADDR=<CAP_BUFADDR>,SHOWDIR=<CAP_DIRT>,RULE=<CAP_RULE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<CAP_NUM> No. of capture
<CAP_STATE> Capture action. The action will be

CREATE,START,STOP,DESTROY
<CAP_INTF> Type of the capture interface. The type will be
<CAP_BID> Capture slot id,NULL means SLOT-ALL
<CAP_SUBCARD> Subcard of board
<CAP_PORT> Port of board
<CAP_CHANNEL> Channel of port
<CAP_LOGICID> LogicID of port
<CAP_BUFADDR> Memory address of capture buffer
<CAP_DIRT> Capture direction, the direction will be RCV or SEND or BOTH
<CAP_RULE> Capture filter.
Example
Command
RTRV-CAPTURE:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-06-01 07:28:55
M 100 COMPLD
"NO=1,STATE=CREATE,INTFTYPE=OUTBOUND,BID=SLOT-1-
11,SUBCARD=255,PORT=1,CHANNEL=0,LOGICID=0,BUFADDR=
301478664,SHOWDIR=BOTH,RULE=\"P1=0x12,\""
"NO=2,STATE=0x00,INTFTYPE=0x00,BID=NULL,SUBCARD=0,PORT=0,CHANNEL=0,LOGICID=
0,BUFADDR=0,SHOWDIR
=0x00,RULE=\"\""
Related Commands
ED-CAPTURE
ED-CAPTURE-RULE
RTRV-CAPTURE-BUF
ED-CAPTURE-RULE
To set a filter rule for packet capture.
Function
This command is issued to set a filter rule for packet capture.
Usage Note
NA
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
ED-CAPTURE-RULE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<CAP_INTF>,<CAP_BID>,
[<CAP_SUBCARD>],<CAP_PORT>,[<CAP_CHANNEL>],
[<CAP_LOGICID>],<CAP_DIRT>,<CAPRULE>;
Command Parameters
<CAP_INTF> Capture interface type,The type will be NA

<CAP_BID> Capture slot id,support multi-shelf SLOT-ALL is LAN
interface
<CAP_DIRT> Capture direction.The direction will be NA

RCV,SEND,BOTH
<CAPRULE> Capture filter. Exp:P1=0x12. if packet offset 1 match NA

0x12 will capture. most 20 rule can be set
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-CAPTURE-RULE:::100::OUTBOUND,SLOT-1-11,255,1,0,0,BOTH,"P1=0x12";
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-05-31 11:34:57
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-CAPTURE
RTRV-CAPTURE
RTRV-CAPTURE-BUF
RTRV-CAPTURE-BUF
To query details of an DCN packet capture
Function
This command is issued to query details of an DCN packet capture
Usage Note
NA
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
RTRV-CAPTURE-BUF:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<CAP_INTF>,<CAP_BID>,<CAP_SUBCARD>,<CAP_PORT>,<CAP_
CHANNEL>,<CAP_LOGICID>,<CAP_DIRT>,<CAP_COUNT>;
Command Parameters
<CAP_BID> Capture slot id,,support multi-shelf SLOT-ALL is LAN interface
<CAP_DIRT> The packet direction which to be NA

displayed, the direction will be RCV
or SEND or BOTH
<CAP_COUNT> Number of packet to show NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<CAP_PACKET>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<CAP_PACKET> Details of an DCN packet being captured
Example
Command
RTRV-CAPTURE-BUF:::100::OUTBOUND,SLOT-1-11,255,1,0,0,BOTH,10;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-06-01 10:46:33
M 100 COMPLD
"Number DIR Date Time IntfType Bid SubCard PORT Channel
LogicID Length "
" NO DATA"
;
Related Commands
ED-CAPTURE
ED-CAPTURE-RULE
RTRV-CAPTURE
ENT-MTKEY
Modifies the maintenance key.
Function
This command modifies the maintenance key.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
ENT-MTKEY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::MTKEY=<DCN_MTKEY>;
Command Parameters
<DCN_MTKEY> string, length ranging from 6 to 128 and composed of at least NA

two character set.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-MTKEY:::100:::MTKEY="mtkey_42436";
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-01-11 15:19:14 M S COMPLD
Related Commands
None
ENT-REMOTE-STIPROUTE
Adds remote static routes.
Function
This command adds static routes to the remote route table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
ENT-REMOTE-STIPROUTE:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::IFINDEX=<DCN_IFINDEX>,DESTIP=<DCN_DESTIP>,MASK=<D
CN_MASK>,GATEWAY=<DCN_GATWAY>,LOCALIP=<DCN_LOCALIP>;
Command Parameters
<DCN_IFINDEX> Indicates the interface index. NA
<DCN_DESTIP> Indicates the dest ip address(route param). NA
<DCN_MASK> Indicates the IP mask(route param). NA
<DCN_GATWAY> Indicates the gateway(route param). NA
<DCN_LOCALIP> Indicates the local ip address. NA
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-REMOTE-
STIPROUTE:::100:::IFINDEX=0x12345678,DESTIP=129.9.0.1,MASK=255.255.255.255,
GATEWAY=129.9.0.2, LOCALIP=129.9.84.31;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-01-11 15:19:14 M S COMPLD
Related Commands
DLT-REMOTE-STIPROUTE
RTRV-REMOTE-STIPROUTE
Deletes remote static routes.
Function
This command deletes static routes to the remote route table.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
DLT-REMOTE-STIPROUTE:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::IFINDEX=<DCN_IFINDEX>,DESTIP=<DCN_DESTIP>,LOCALIP
=<DCN_LOCALIP>;
Command Parameters
<DCN_DESTIP> Indicates the dest ip NA

address(route param).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-REMOTE-STIPROUTE:::100::: IFINDEX =0x12345678, DESTIP =129.9.0.1,
LOCALIP =129.9.84.31;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-01-11 15:19:14
M S COMPLD
Related Commands
Retrieves remote static routes.
Function
This command Retrieves static routes to the remote route table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
RTRV-REMOTE-STIPROUTE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DCN_DESTIP>,<DCN_MASK>,<DCN_GATWAY>,<DCN_BID>,<DCN_PID>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DCN_DESTIP> Indicates the destination IP address.
<DCN_MASK> Indicates the subnet mask.
<DCN_GATWAY> Indicates the IP address of the gateway.
<DCN_BID> Indicates the board ID.
<DCN_PID> Indicates the port ID.
Example
Command
RTRV-REMOTE-STIPROUTE:::100:::IFINDEX=0x12345678;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-03-04 17:47:48
M 100 COMPLD
"129.9.0.1,255.255.255.255,0.0.0.0,0,0"
Related Commands
ENT-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP
Creates a remote static TID-IP mapping.
Function
This command creates a remote static TID-IP mapping.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
ENT-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::IFINDEX=<DCN_IFINDEX>,TID=<DCN_TID>,IP=<DCN_IP>,LOC
ALIP=<DCN_LOCALIP>;
Command Parameters
<DCN_TID> Indicates the Target Identifier. Max 20 characters. NA
<DCN_IP> Indicates the IP Address of the NE. NA
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-REMOTE-
TIDIPMAP:::100:::IFINDEX=0x12345678,TID=NE101,IP=192.168.0.101,LOCALIP=129.
9.84.31;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-03-16 15:19:14 M S COMPLD
Related Commands
DLT-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP
RTRV-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP
DLT-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP
Deletes a remote static TID-IP mapping .
Function
This command deletes a remote static TID-IP mapping.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
DLT-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::IFINDEX=<DCN_IFINDEX>,TID=<DCN_TID>,LOCALIP=<DCN_
LOCALIP>;
Command Parameters
<DCN_TID> Indicates the Target Identifier. NA

Max 20 characters.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-REMOTE-
TIDIPMAP:::100:::IFINDEX=0x12345678,TID=NE101,LOCALIP=129.9.84.31;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-03-16 15:21:14
M S COMPLD
Related Commands
ENT-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP
Retrieves all the remote TID-IP mapping information.
Function
This command Retrieves all the remote TID-IP mapping information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
RTRV-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DCN_TID>,<DCN_IP>,<DCN_MODE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DCN_TID> Indicates the Target Identifier. Max 20 characters.
<DCN_IP> Indicates the IP Address of the NE.
<DCN_MODE> Indicates the mode in which the mapping relation between TID and IPAddr is
set up. The valid values are AUTOMODE and MANMODE.
Example
Command
RTRV-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP:::100:::IFINDEX=0x12345678;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-04-06 11:15:20
M 100 COMPLD
"WIN-NE,129.9.84.31,AUTOMODE"
"WIN-NE11111111111111,129.9.84.34,MANMODE"
;
Related Commands
ENT-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP
DLT-REMOTE-TIDIPMAP
D.4.5 Configuring OSPF
This section lists commands to configure OSPF protocol
ED-OSPF-AUTH
Modifies the authentication of the OSPF protocol.
Function
This command modifies the authentication of the OSPF protocol.
Usage Note
This command can be successfully issued only after the OSPF protocol is enabled.
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-OSPF-AUTH:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::INTERFACE=<AUTHINTERFACE>,AUTHTYPE=<AUTHAUTHT
YPE>,PASSWORD=<AUTHPASSWORD>,KEYID=<AUTHKEYID>;
Command Parameters
<AUTHINTERFACE> Indicates the interface type. The valid values are LAN NA
and DCC.
<AUTHAUTHTYPE> Indicates the type of authentication. The valid values are NA

HMAC-SHA256,MD5 , SIMPLE and NONE.
<AUTHPASSWORD> Indicates the password of the authentication. If the NA

authentication mode is authentication in plain text the
value has 1 to 8 characters.If the authentication mode is
authentication in MD5 or HMAC-SHA256 the value has
1 to 255 characters.If the authentication mode is no
authentication, the password is empty.
<AUTHKEYID> Indicates the ID of the key that is verified by the ospf NA

protocol. The valid values are integers ranging from 1 to
255 if the type of authentication is MD5 or HMAC-
SHA256, and the valid values is 0 for any other type of
authentication.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-OSPF-AUTH:::100:::INTERFACE=LAN;AUTHTYPE=MD5;PASSWORD="abc";KEYID=1;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 16:01:49 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-OSPF-ALL
ED-OSPF-DCC
Modifies the DCC-type interface parameters of the OSPF protocol.
Function
This command modifies the DCC-type interface parameters of the OSPF protocol.
Usage Note
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-OSPF-DCC:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[COST=<COST>],[HELLO=<HELLOTIME>],
[DEAD=<DEADTIME>],[RETRANSMIT=<RETRANSMIT_TIME>],
[DELAY=<TRANSIT_DELAY_TIME>],[NOTSILENCE=<NOT_SILENCE>];
Command Parameters

Value
<COST> Indicates the cost. The valid value ranges from 1 to 100
65535. Entering "0" will set this parameter to the
default value.
<HELLOTIME> Indicates the timer of sending hello from the port. The 10
valid value ranges from 1 to 255. Entering "0" will set
this parameter to the default value.
<DEADTIME> Indicates the dead timer of neighbor invalidation. The 40

valid value ranges from 1 to 65535. Entering "0" will
set this parameter to the default value.
<RETRANSMIT_TIME> Indicates the timer of retransmitting LSA. The valid 5

value ranges from 1 to 65535. Entering "0" will set
this parameter to the default value.
<TRANSIT_DELAY_TIME> Indicates the transmit delay of LSA. The valid value 1

ranges from 1 to 3600. Entering "0" will set this
parameter to the default value.
<NOT_SILENCE> Indicates whether the DCC interface is allowed to Y

transmit the OSPF message. The valid values are Y
and N.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-OSPF-DCC:::100:::COST=150;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 16:01:49 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-OSPF-ALL
ED-OSPF-LAN
Modifies the LAN-type interface parameters of the OSPF protocol.
Function
This command modifies the LAN-type interface parameters of the OSPF protocol.
Usage Note
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-OSPF-LAN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[COST=<COST>],
[HELLO=<HELLOTIME>],[DEAD=<DEADTIME>],
[RETRANSMIT=<RETRANSMITTIME>],[DELAY=<TRANSITDELAY>],
[DRPRI=<PRIORITY>],[NOTSILENCE=<NOT_SILENCE>];
Command Parameters
Indicates the cost. The valid value ranges from 1 to 65535. 10

<COST> Entering "0" will set this parameter to the default value.
<HELLOTIME> Indicates the hello timer. The valid value ranges from 1 to 10
255. Entering "0" will set this parameter to the default
value.
<DEADTIME> Indicates the dead timer. The valid value ranges from 1 to 40
65535. <DEADTIMER> must be larger than
<HELLOTIMER>. Entering "0" will set this parameter to
the default value.
<RETRANSMITTIME> Indicates the retransmitting timer. The valid value ranges 5

from 1 to 65535. Entering "0" will set this parameter to the
default value.
<TRANSITDELAY> Indicates the transit delay. The valid value ranges from 1 1
to 3600. Entering "0" will set this parameter to the default
value.
<PRIORITY> Indicates the OSPF priority. The valid value ranges from 1 1
to 255. Entering "0" will set this parameter to the default
value.
<NOT_SILENCE> Indicates whether the LAN-type interface is allowed to N

transmit the OSPF message. The valid values are Y and N.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-OSPF-LAN:::100:::cost=150;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 16:01:49 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-OSPF-ALL
ED-OSPF-SYS
Modifies the system parameters of the OSPF protocol.
Function
This command modifies the system parameters of the OSPF protocol.
Usage Note
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-OSPF-SYS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[ENABLE=<OSPF_ENABLE>],[AREA=<AREA>],
[STUB=<STUB_FLAG>],[NSSA=<NSSA_FLAG>],
[IMPORTSTATIC=<IMPORT_STATIC>],[IMPORTDIRECT=<IMPORT_DIRECT>],
[IMPORTDEFRT=<IMPORTDEFRT>],[AUTHTYPE=<OSPFAUTHTYPE>];
Command Parameters
Indicates whether the OSPF protocol is enabled. The Y

<OSPF_ENABLE> valid values are Y and N.
<AREA> Indicates the area ID. The valid values are IP addresses 0.0.0.0
ranging from 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.254.
NOTE:
Modification of <AREA> initializes other parameters in area
configuration with default values. The parameters include
<STUB_FLAG> and <NSSA_FLAG>. The value of
<STUB_FLAG> or <NSSA_FLAG> cannot be changed if
<AREA> is set to 0.0.0.0 (backbone area).
<STUB_FLAG> Indicates the stub area flag. The valid values are Y and N
N.
<NSSA_FLAG> Indicates the not-so-stubby area (NSSA) flag. The valid N

values are Y and N.
<IMPORT_STATIC> Indicates the import static routes flag. The valid values N
are Y and N.
<IMPORT_DIRECT> Indicates the import direct routes flag. The valid values N
are Y and N.
<IMPORTDEFRT> Indicates the import default routes flag. The valid values N
are Y and N.
<OSPFAUTHTYPE> Indicates the area's authentication type. The valid values
are HMAC-SHA256,MD5, SIMPLE and NONE.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-OSPF-SYS:::100:::ENABLE=Y;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 16:01:49 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-OSPF-ALL
RTRV-OSPF-ALL
Retrieves all parameters of the OSPF protocol (OSPF-SYS, OSPF-DCC, and OSPF-LAN).
Function
This command retrieves all parameters of the OSPF protocol (OSPF-SYS, OSPF-DCC, and
OSPF-LAN).
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OSPF-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"
Enable=<OSPF_ENABLE>,AREA=<AREA>,STUB=<STUB_FLAG>,NSSA=<NSSA_FLAG>,IMPORTST
ATIC=<IMPORTSTATIC_FLAG>,IMPORTDIRECT=<IMPORTDIRECT_FLAG>,INTERFACE=<INTERF
ACE>,COST=<COST>,HELLO=<HELLOTIMER>,DEAD=<DEADTIMER>,RETRANSMIT=<RETRANSMIT
TIMER>,Delay=<TRANSITDELAY>,NOTSILENCE=<NOT_SILENCE>,DRPRI=<OSPF_DRPRI>,IMP
ORTDEFRT=<IMPORTDEFRT_FLAG>,AUTHTYPE=<OSPFAUTHTYPE>;
Response Parameters
Indicates whether the OSPF protocol is enabled. The valid values

<OSPF_ENABLE> are Y and N (default=Y).
<AREA> Indicates the area ID. The valid value is an IP address ranging
from 0.0.0.0 (default) to 255.255.255.254.
<STUB_FLAG> Indicates the flag. The valid values are Y and N (default=N).
<NSSA_FLAG> Indicates the flag. The valid values are Y and N (default=N).
<IMPORTSTATIC_FLAG> Indicates the flag. The valid values are Y and N (default=N).
<IMPORTDIRECT_FLAG> Indicates the flag. The valid values are Y and N (default=N).
<INTERFACE> Indicates the type of the interface. The valid values are Y, DCC
and LAN.
<COST> Indicates the cost. The valid value ranges from 1 to 65535. The
default value is 100.
<HELLOTIMER> Indicates the hello timer. The valid value ranges from 1 to 255
(default=10).
<DEADTIMER> Indicates the dead timer. The valid value ranges from 1 to 65535.
The default value is 40.
<RETRANSMITTIMER> Indicates the retransmission timer. The valid value ranges from 1
to 65535. The default value is 5.
<TRANSITDELAY> Indicates the transmission delay. The valid value ranges from 1 to
3600 (default=1). The default value is 1.
<NOT_SILENCE> Indicates the flag. The valid values are Y and N (default=Y).
<OSPF_DRPRI> Indicates the priority.

 For DCC interfaces, set this parameter to 4294967295
(0xffffffff), which indicates that the DCC interfaces do not
support priority setting.
 For LAN interfaces, set this parameter to a value ranging
from 1 to 255 (default=1).
<IMPORTDEFRT_FLAG> Indicates the default route import flag. The valid values are Y and
N (default=N).
<OSPFAUTHTYPE> Indicates area's authentication type. The valid value is HMAC-
SHA256,MD5, simple and none.
Example
Command
RTRV-OSPF-ALL:::100
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 16:13:16
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE=Y,AREA=0.0.0.0,STUB=N,NSSA=N,IMPORTSTATIC=N,IMPORTDIRECT=N,INTERFAC
E=LAN,COST=10,HELLO=10,DEAD=40,RETRANSMIT=5,DELAY=1,NOTSILENCE=N,
DRPRI=1,IMPORTDEFRT=N,AUTHTYPE=none"
"ENABLE=Y,AREA=0.0.0.0,STUB=N,NSSA=N,IMPORTSTATIC=N,IMPORTDIRECT=N,INTERFAC
E=DCC,COST=100,HELLO=1,DEAD=6,RETRANSMIT=5,DELAY=1,NOTSILENCE=Y,DRPRI=42949
67295,IMPORTDEFRT=N,AUTHTYPE=none"
;
Related Commands
ED-OSPF-SYS
ED-OSPF-DCC
ED-OSPF-LAN
RTRV-OSPF-INFO
Retrieves the OSPF information.
Function
This command retrieves the information about the OSPF.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-OSPF-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<DCN_OSPF_INFO_TYPE>;
Command Parameters
<DCN_OSPF_INFO_TYPE> The type of ospf information: NA

NBR - Neighbor information
STAT - Statistic information

ERROR - Error information
INFO - Ospf information
NEXTHOP - Nexthop information
RUNPARA - Run parameter
DEFPARA - Default parameter
CONFUSION - Confusion information
MESHGROUP - Mesh group
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DCN_OSPF_INFO>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<DCN_OSPF_INFO> Indicates the information of OSPF
Example
Command
RTRV-OSPF-ALL:::100::NBR;
Response Message
Area 0.0.0.0 interface 129.9.158.2(Ethernet1)'s neighbors
RouterID: 129.9.169.21 Address: 129.9.169.21
State: Full Mode:Nbr is Master Priority: 1
DR: 129.9.169.21 BDR: 129.9.158.2 MTU: 0
Dead timer due in 35 sec
Retrans timer interval: 5
Neighbor is up for 00:02:10
Authentication Sequence: [ 0 ]
NEW-NE 2012-09-19 19:30:03

M 100 COMPLD
RTRV-OSPF-AUTH
Retrieves the authentication parameters of the OSPF protocol.
Function
This command retrieves the authentication parameters of the OSPF protocol.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-OSPF-AUTH:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"INTERFACE=<AUTHINTERFACE>,AUTHTYPE=<AUTHAUTHTYPE>,PASSWORD=<AUTHPASSWOR
D>,KEYID=<AUTHKEYID>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AUTHINTERFACE> Indicates the interface type. The valid values are LAN and DCC.
<AUTHAUTHTYPE> Indicates the type of authentication. The valid values are HMAC-
SHA256,MD5 , SIMPLE and NONE.
<AUTHPASSWORD> Indicates the password of the authentication. If the authentication
mode is authentication in plain text the value has 1 to 8
characters.If the authentication mode is authentication in MD5 or
HMAC-SHA256 the value has 1 to 255 characters.If the
authentication mode is no authentication, the password is empty.
<AUTHKEYID> Indicates the ID of the key that is verified by the ospf protocol.
Example
Command
RTRV-OSPF-AUTH:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-05-28 06:49:58
M 100 COMPLD
INTERFACE=LAN;AUTHTYPE=MD5;PASSWORD="abc";KEYID=1
INTERFACE=DCC;AUTHTYPE=SIMPLE;PASSWORD="123";KEYID=0
;
Related Commands
ENT-NTP-AUTHPARA
ED-NTP-AUTHPARA
DLT-NTP-AUTHPARA
D.4.6 Configuring NTP
This section lists commands which used to configure NTP protocol.
DLT-NTP-ACCTL
Deletes the access control of NTP.
Function
This command is issued to delete the NTP access control.
Usage Note
This command can be successfully issued only after the NTP protocol is enabled.
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-NTP-ACCTL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::ACLNUM=<NTP_ACLNUM>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the number of NTP NA

<NTP_ACLNUM>
access controls.
The valid value ranges from 1 to
250.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-NTP-ACCTL:::100:::ACLNUM=1;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
ENT-NTP-ACCTL
RTRV-NTP-ACCTL
ENT-NTP-ACCTL
Adds access control information about the NTP.
Function
This command adds the access control information about the NTP.
Usage Note
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-NTP-ACCTL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::ACLNUM=<NTP_ACLNUM>,SRCIP=<SRCIP>,
[SRCNSAP=<SRCNSAP>],[ADDRACCESS=<ADDR_ACCESS>],
[NTPACCESS=<NTP_ACCESS>];
Command Parameters
<NTP_ACLNUM> Indicates the number of NTP access controls. The valid NA

value ranges from 1 to 250.
<SRCIP> Indicates the IP address of the source NE. NA
<SRCNSAP> Indicates the NSAP address of the source NE. NA
<ADDR_ACCESS> Determines whether to accept the clock information from Accept

the source NE. The valid values are ACCEPT and DENY.
<NTP_ACCESS> Indicates the working mode of the NTP. The valid values Peer
are as follows:
 Query: Only responds to the query of other NEs.
 SYN: Only responds to the time request of other
NEs.
 Server: Responds to the query and time request of
other NEs. It cannot be synchronized to remote
servers.
 Peer: Responds to the query and time request of
other NEs. It can be synchronized to remote servers.
Response Syntax
cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-NTP-ACCTL:::100:::ACLNUM=1,SRCIP=129.9.0.1,ADDRACCESS =ACCEPT,
NTPACCESS =SYN;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
DLT-NTP-ACCTL
RTRV-NTP-ACCTL
RTRV-NTP-ACCTL
Retrieves the access controls of an NTP.
Function
This command retrieves the information about the NTP access controls.
Usage Note
None
Category
NTP
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-NTP-ACCTL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"ACLNUM=<NTP_ACLNUM>,SRCIP=<SRC_IP>,SRCNSAP=<SRC_NSAP>,ADDRACCESS=<ADDR_
ACCESS>,NTPACCESS=<NTP_ACCESS>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
NTP_ACLNUM Indicates the number of NTP access controls. The valid value
SRC_IP Indicates the IP address of the source NE.
SRC_NSAP Indicates the NSAP address of the source NE.
ADDR_ACCESS Indicates whether clock information from the source NE is

accepted. The valid values are ACCEPT and DENY.
NTP_ACCESS Indicates the working mode of the NTP. The valid values are as
follows:
 QUERY: Only responds to the query of other NEs.
 SYN: Only responds to the time request of other NEs.
 SERVER: Responds to the query and time request of other
NEs. It cannot be synchronized to remote servers.
 PEER: Responds to the query and time request of other
NEs. It can be synchronized to remote servers.
Example
Command
RTRV-NTP-ACCTL:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-05-28 06:51:59
M 100 COMPLD
"ACLNUM=250,SRCIP=129.9.0.1,SRCNSAP=,ADDRACCESS=ACCEPT,NTPACCESS=SERVER"
;
Related Commands
ENT-NTP-ACCTL
DLT-NTP-ACCTL
DLT-NTP-AUTHPARA
Deletes NTP authentication parameters.
Function
This command deletes the NTP authentication parameters.
Usage Note
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-NTP-AUTHPARA:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::KEYID=<NTP_KEYID>;
Command Parameters
<NTP_KEYID> Indicates the ID of the key that is verified by the NTP NA

1024.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-NTP-AUTHPARA:::100:::KEYID=12;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
ENT-NTP-AUTHPARA
ED-NTP-AUTHPARA
RTRV-NTP-AUTHPARA
ED-NTP-AUTHPARA
Modifies the parameters of NTP authentication.
Function
This command changes the Network Time Protocol (NTP) authentication information.
Usage Note
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-NTP-AUTHPARA:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[AUTHTYPE=<NTP_AUTHTYPE>],
[KEYID=< NTP_KEYID>],[KEY=<NTP_KEY>],[STATE=<NTP_TRUSTSTATE>];
Command Parameters

Value
<NTP_AUTHTYPE> Indicates the authentication type applied. Only MD5 is supported. MD5
<NTP_KEYID> Indicates the ID of the key that is verified by the NTP protocol. NA
The valid values are integers ranging from 1 to 1024.
Value
<NTP_KEY> Indicates the password corresponding to the <KEYID> that is to NA

be authenticated. The valid values are character strings with 1 to
16 bytes.
<NTP_TRUSTSTATE> Indicates the state of NTP authentication. The valid values are Y N
(authenticated) and N (unauthenticated).
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-NTP-AUTHPARA:::100:::AUTHTYPE=MD5,KEYID=12,KEY="abc",STATE=Y;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
ENT-NTP-AUTHPARA
DLT-NTP-AUTHPARA
RTRV-NTP-AUTHPARA
ENT-NTP-AUTHPARA
Creates the information about NTP authentication.
Function
This command adds the information about NTP authentication.
Usage Note
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-NTP-AUTHPARA:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::
[AUTHTYPE=<NTP_AUTHTYPE>],KEYID=<NTP_KEYID>,KEY=<NTP_KEY>,
[STATE=<NTP_TRUSTSTATE>];
Command Parameters
Indicates the authentication type. Only MD5 is MD5

<NTP_AUTHTYPE> supported.
<NTP_KEYID> Indicates the ID of the key that is verified by the NA

NTP protocol. The valid values are integers ranging
from 1 to 1024.
<NTP_KEY> Indicates the password corresponding to the NA

<KEYID> that is to be authenticated. The valid
value is a string of 1 to 16 bytes.
<NTP_TRUSTSTATE> Indicates the state of NTP authentication. The valid N

value is Y (authentic) and N (unauthentic).
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-NTP-AUTHPARA:::100:::AUTHTYPE=MD5,KEYID=12,KEY="abc",STATE=Y;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
ED-NTP-AUTHPARA
DLT-NTP-AUTHPARA
RTRV-NTP-AUTHPARA
RTRV-NTP-AUTHPARA
Retrieves NTP authentication parameters.
Function
This command retrieves NTP authentication parameters.
Usage Note
None
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-NTP-AUTHPARA:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"AUTHTYPE=<NTP_AUTHTYPE>,KEYID=<NTP_KEYID>,KEY=<NTP_KEY_RTRV>,STATE=<NTP
_TRUSTSTATE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<NTP_AUTHTYPE> Indicates the applied authentication type. Only MD5 is supported.
<NTP_KEYID> Indicates the ID of the key that is verified by the NTP protocol.
The valid value is an integer ranging from 1 to 1024.
<NTP_KEY_RTRV> Indicates the password corresponding to the <KEYID> that is to

be authenticated. The valid value is a string of 1 to 16 bytes.
<NTP_TRUSTSTATE> Indicates the state of NTP authentication. The valid values are Y
(authentic) and N (unauthentic).
Example
Command
RTRV-NTP-AUTHPARA:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-05-28 06:49:58
M 100 COMPLD
"AUTHTYPE=MD5,KEYID=1,KEY=\"wangfei\",STATE=Y"
;
Related Commands
ENT-NTP-AUTHPARA
ED-NTP-AUTHPARA
DLT-NTP-AUTHPARA
DLT-NTP-SERVER
Deletes an NTP server.
Function
This command deletes an NTP server.
Usage Note
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-NTP-SERVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::SERVERIP=<NTP_SERVERIP>,
[SERVERNSAP=<NTP_SERVERNSAP>];
Command Parameters
<NTP_SERVERIP> Indicates the IP address of an NA

NTP server that is to be deleted.
The valid values are A, B, and C
class IP addresses.
<NTP_SERVERNSAP> Indicates the NSAP address of NA

the NTP server that is to be
deleted. This parameter contains
40 bytes.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-NTP-SERVER:::100:::SERVERIP=129.9.0.1;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-NTP-SERVER
RTRV-NTP-SERVER
ENT-NTP-SERVER
Creates the information about an NTP server.
Function
This command adds an NTP server.
Usage Note
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-NTP-SERVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::SERVERIP=<NTP_SERVERIP>,
[SERVERNSAP=<NTP_SERVERNSAP>],[VERSION=<NTP_VERSION>],
[TRUSTKEY=<TRUSTKEY>],[PRIORITY=<PRI_SERVER>];
Command Parameters
<NTP_SERVERIP> Indicates the IP address of an NTP server. The valid NA

values are A, B, and C class IP addresses.
<NTP_SERVERNSAP> Indicates the NSAP address of an NTP server to be NA

entered. This parameter contains 40 bytes.
3
<NTP_VERSION> Indicates the version information. The valid values are
integers ranging from 1 to 3.
NOTE:
Version 1 is not supported in C/S mode.
<TRUSTKEY> Indicates the ID of the key that is verified by the NTP 0

1024.
<PRI_SERVER> Indicates the priority of an NTP server. The valid values N
are Y (higher priority) and N (lower priority).
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-NTP-SERVER:::100:::SERVERIP=129.9.0.1,VERSION=3,PRIORITY=Y;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
DLT-NTP-SERVER
RTRV-NTP-SERVER
RTRV-NTP-SERVER
Retrieves NTP servers.
Function
This command retrieves NTP servers.
Usage Note
None
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-NTP-SERVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"SERVERIP=<NTP_SERVERIP>,SERVERNSAP=<NTP_SERVERNSAP>,VERSION=<NTP_VERSIO
N>,TRUSTKEY=<TRUSTKEY>,PRIORITY=<PRI_SERVER>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<NTP_SERVERIP> Indicates the IP address of an NTP server. The valid values are A, B, and
C class IP addresses.
<NTP_SERVERNSAP> Indicates the NSAP address of an NTP server. This parameter contains 40
bytes.
<NTP_VERSION> Indicates the version information. The valid value is an integer ranging
from 1 to 3.
NOTE:
Version 1 is not supported in C/S mode.
<TRUSTKEY> Indicates the ID of the key that is verified by the NTP protocol. The valid
value is an integer ranging from 0 to 1024.
<PRI_SERVER> Indicates the priority of an NTP server. The valid values are Y (higher
priority) and N (lower priority).
Example
Command
RTRV-NTP-SERVER:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-05-28 06:49:23
M 100 COMPLD
"SERVERIP=129.9.35.23,SERVERNSAP=,VERSION=3,TRUSTKEY=1,PRIORITY=Y"
;
Related Commands
ENT-NTP-SERVER
DLT-NTP-SERVER
ED-NTP-SYS
Modifies the system parameters of an NTP.
Function
This command modifies system parameters of an NTP.
Usage Note
Switching quickly between enable and disable is not allowed.
Category
NTP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-NTP-SYS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[ENABLE=<NTP_ENABLE>],
[AUTH=<AUTH_ENABLE>],[SERVER=<SRVENABLE>];
Command Parameters

Value
<NTP_ENABLE> Indicates whether the NTP is enabled. The valid values are Y N
(enable NTP) and N (disable NTP).
<AUTH_ENABLE> Indicates whether the NTP authentication is enabled. The valid N

values are Y (enable authentication) and N (disable
authentication).
Value
<SRVENABLE> Indicates whether the NTP local server is enabled. The valid Y
values are Y (enable NTP server) and N (disable NTP server)
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-NTP-SYS:::100:::ENABLE=Y,AUTH=Y,SERVER=N;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-NTP-SYS
RTRV-NTP-SYS
Retrieves system parameters of an NTP.
Function
This command retrieves system parameters of an NTP.
Usage Note
None
Category
NTP
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-NTP-SYS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"ENABLE=<NTP_ENABLE>,AUTH=<AUTH_ENABLE>,SERVER=<SRVENABLE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<NTP_ENABLE> Indicates whether the NTP is enabled. The valid values are Y
(enable) and N (disable).
<AUTH_ENABLE> Indicates whether NTP authentication is enabled. The valid values

are Y (enable) and N (disable).
<SRVENABLE> Indicates whether NTP server is enabled. The valid values are Y
Example
Command
RTRV-NTP-SYS:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-05-28 06:47:02
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE=Y,AUTH=Y,SERVER=Y"
;
Related Commands
ED-NTP-SYS
RTRV-NTP-STATUSINFO
Retrieves status information about an NTP.
Function
This command retrieves the status information about an NTP.
Usage Note
None
Category
NTP
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-NTP-STATUSINFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"STATUS=<NTP_SYNSTATUS>,REFIP=<REF_IP>,REFNSAP=<REF_NSAP>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<NTP_SYNSTATUS> Indicate whether the NE is synchronized with the NTP server. The
valid values are SYNCHRONIZED and UNSYNCHRONIZED.
<REF_IP> Indicates the IP address of the reference NTP server.
<REF_NSAP> Indicates the NSAP address of the reference clock ID.
Example
Command
RTRV-NTP-STATUSINFO:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-05-28 06:50:43
M 100 COMPLD
"STATUS=SYNCHRONIZED,REFIP=129.9.35.23,REFNSAP="
;
Related Commands
None
ED-NTP-LOGLEVEL
Modifies the level of an NTP log.
Function
This command Modifies the level of an NTP log.
Usage Note
Switching quickly between enable and disable is not allowed.
Category
NTP
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
ED-NTP-LOGLEVEL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<NTPLOGLEVEL>,<LOGENABLE>;
Command Parameters
<NTPLOGLEVEL> Indicates the level of an NTP log. The valid values are err (add NA
err information in dcnerr.log) ,normal(add normal information
in dcn.log), acl(add acl information in dcn.log) and all (include
err,normal,acl).
<LOGENABLE> Indicates whether the level of an NTP log is enabled. The valid NA
values are Y (enable the level) and N (disable the level).
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-NTP-LOGLEVEL:::S::err,Y;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-01-11 15:19:14 M S COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-NTP-LOGLEVEL
RTRV-NTP-LOGLEVEL
Retrieves the state of NTP log level.
Function
This command retrieves the state of NTP log level.
Usage Note
Category
NTP
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
RTRV-NTP-LOGLEVEL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<NTPLOGLEVEL>,<LOGENABLE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<NTPLOGLEVEL> Indicates the level of an NTP log. The valid values are err (add err
information in dcnerr.log) ,normal(add normal information in dcn.log),
acl(add acl information in dcn.log) and all (include err,normal,acl).
<LOGENABLE> Indicates whether the level of an NTP log is enabled. The valid values are Y
(enable the level) and N (disable the level).
Example
Command
RTRV-NTP-LOGLEVEL:::100;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2016-01-13 14:12:16
M 100 COMPLD
"ERR,Y"
"NORMAL,Y"
"ACL,Y"
Related Commands
ED-NTP-LOGLEVEL
D.4.7 Configuring SNMP
This section lists commands which used to configure SNMP protocol to communicate with
the equipment or network management center..
DLT-SNMP-ACCESSIP
Deletes the IP address from the SNMP agent.
Function
This command deletes an NMS IP address from the SNMP agent.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-SNMP-ACCESSIP:[<TID>]:<IPAddress>:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
<IPAddress> Indicates the IP address. -

Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SNMP-ACCESSIP::129.9.0.100:c;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 16:19:03
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-SNMP-ACCESSIP
ED-SNMP-ACCESSIP
RTRV-SNMP-ACCESSIP
ED-SNMP-ACCESSIP
Changes the access level.
Function
This command changes the access level for a legal IP address.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SNMP-ACCESSIP:[TID]:<IPADDRESS>:<CTAG>:::LEVEL=<ACCESSLEVEL>
Command Parameters
Indicates the IP address (manager address). The valid values NA

<IPADDRESS>
are 255.255.255.255 and A, B, and C class IP addresses,
except the addresses between 127.0.0.0 and 127.255.255.255.
255.255.255.255 means allowing all IP addresses. When the
current IP address is 255.255.255.255, after a new IP address
is entered, the NE will deny this command with an error
message. Users can run the DLT-SNMP-
ACCESSIP command to delete the IP address
255.255.255.255 and reenter a new IP address.
<ACCESSLEVEL> Indicates the access level. The valid values are R and RW. R
 R: Indicates the read community.
 RW: indicates the read and write community.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SNMP-ACCESSIP::129.9.0.100:C:::LEVEL=R
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 15:52:50
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-SNMP-ACCESSIP
RTRV-SNMP-ACCESSIP
DLT-SNMP-ACCESSIP
ENT-SNMP-ACCESSIP
Enters the IP address into the SNMP agent.
Function
This command enters the get/set IP address into the SNMP agent so that manager can access
to the SNMP agent. The default value before delivery is null. An IP address of no more than
32 bits is allowed.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SNMP-ACCESSIP:[<TID>]:<IPADDRESS>:<CTAG>:::
[LEVEL=<ACCESSLEVEL>]
Command Parameters

Value
Indicates the IP address (manager address). The valid values are NA

<IPADDRESS>
the A, B, and C class IP addresses, and 255.255.255.255, except
for the address between 127.0.0.0 and 127.255.255.255.
255.255.255.255 means allowing all IP addresses. When the
current IP address is 255.255.255.255, the NE does not execute
this command and provides an error message after users enter a
new IP address. In this scenario, users can delete
255.255.255.255 by using a command DLT-SNMP-
ACCESSIP and then re-enter the new IP address.
<ACCESSLEVEL> Indicates the access level. The valid values are R and RW. R
 R: Indicates the read community.
 RW: indicates the read and write community.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SNMP-ACCESSIP::129.9.0.102:C;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 15:48:59
M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-SNMP-ACCESSIP
ED-SNMP-ACCESSIP
DLT-SNMP-ACCESSIP
RTRV-SNMP-ACCESSIP
Retrieves the IP address related information.
Function
This command retrieves the IP address related information.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SNMP-ACCESSIP:[<TID>]:[<IPAddress>]:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
[<IPADDRESS>] Indicates the IP Address.The NULL

value is ALL by default.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"IPADDRESS=<IPADDRESS>:LEVEL=<ACCESSLEVEL>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<IPADDRESS> Indicates the IP Address.
<ACCESSLEVEL> Indicates the access level of the IP address.
Example
Command
RTRV-SNMP-ACCESSIP::129.9.0.100:C;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 14:26:01
M C COMPLD
"IPADDRESS=129.9.0.100:LEVEL=RW"
;
Related Commands
ENT-SNMP-ACCESSIP
ED-SNMP-ACCESSIP
DLT-SNMP-ACCESSIP
DLT-SNMP-TRAPINFO
Deletes the trap configuration information.
Function
This command deletes the trap configuration information about the specified IP address.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-SNMP-TRAPINFO:[<TID>]:<IPADDRESS>:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
<IPADDRESS> Indicates the trap IP address. -
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SNMP-TRAPINFO::129.9.0.100:C;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 16:57:48
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-SNMP-TRAPINFO
ED-SNMP-TRAPINFO
ENT-SNMP-TRAPINFO
ED-SNMP-TRAPINFO
Modifies the trap configuration information.
Function
This command modifies the trap configuration information, including port number, trap
community, trap version and trap security user name.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SNMP-TRAPINFO:[<TID>]:<IPADDRESS>:<CTAG>:::[PORT=<PORTNUMBER>],
[TCOMMUNITY=<TPCOMMUNITY>],[VER=<TRAPVERSION>],
[TUSERNAME=<TUSERNAME>]
Command Parameters
<IPADDRESS> Indicates the IP address of the SNMP trap. The valid NA

values are A, B, and C class IP addresses, except 127
network addresses.
<PORTNUMBER> Indicates the UDP connection port number. A null NA

value means that not to change.
<TPCOMMUNITY> Indicates the trap community, which is a character NA

string of 6 to 16 characters. The trap IP addresses are
specific to trap communities. If community verify is
enable, community name must obey these rules: 1. at
least 6 characters 2. at least contains two kinds of
characters: (1) Lowercase (2) Uppercase (3)
Numbers (4) At least one special character: `~!@#$
%^&*()-_=+\|[{}];:'",<.>/?. A null value means that
not to change.
<TRAPVERSION> Indicates the trap version. The valid values are NA

V1,V2 and V3. A null value means that not to
change. If this parameter is V3, the parameter is
required and the parameter TCOMMUNITY must be
ignored; If this parameter is V1 or V2, the parameter
TCOMMUNITY is required and the parameter
TUSERNAME must be ignored.
<TUSERNAME> Indicates the trap security user name. NA
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SNMP-TRAPINFO::129.9.0.100:C:::PORT=120;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 16:48:25
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-SNMP-TRAPINFO
ENT-SNMP-TRAPINFO
DLT-SNMP-TRAPINFO
ENT-SNMP-TRAPINFO
Adds trap information.
Function
This command adds trap information to the SNMP agent so that the SNMP trap message can
be transmitted to the SNMP manager. A maximum of 32 IP addresses are supported.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SNMP-TRAPINFO:[<TID>]:<IPADDRESS>:<CTAG>:::
[PORT=<PORTNUMBER>],
[TCOMMUNITY=<TPCOMMUNITY>],VER=<TRAPVERSION>,
[TUSERNAME=<TUSERNAME>]
Command Parameters
<IPADDRESS> Indicates the IP address of SNMP trap. The valid values are -
A, B, and C class IP addresses, except the network address
started with 127.
<PORTNUMBER> Indicates the UDP connection port number. 162
<TPCOMMUNITY> Indicates the trap community, which is a string of 6 to 16 -

characters. The trap IP addresses are specific to trap
communities.If community verify is enable, community
name must obey these rules: 1. at least 6 characters 2. at
least contains two kinds of characters: (1) Lowercase (2)
Uppercase (3) Numbers (4) At least one special character:
`~!@#$%^&*()-_=+\|[{}];:'",<.>/? or space
<TRAPVERSION> Indicates the trap version. The valid values are V1,V2 and -
V3. If this parameter is V3, the parameter is required and the
parameter TCOMMUNITY must be ignored; If this
parameter is V1 or V2, the parameter TCOMMUNITY is
required and the parameter TUSERNAME must be ignored.
<TUSERNAME> Indicates the trap security user name. -
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SNMP-TRAPINFO::129.9.0.100:100:::PORT=162,TCOMMUNITY=Public,VER=V1;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 16:40:33
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-SNMP-TRAPINFO
ED-SNMP-TRAPINFO
DLT-SNMP-TRAPINFO
RTRV-SNMP-TRAPINFO
Retrieves the trap configuration information.
Function
This command retrieves the trap configuration information about a specified IP address.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SNMP-TRAPINFO:[<TID>]:[<IPADDRESS >]:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
<IPADDRESS> Indicates the IP address of NULL

SNMP trap. The valid values are
A, B, and C class IP addresses,
except 127 network address. The
value is ALL by default.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^" IPADDRESS=<IPADDRESS>,PORT=<PORTNUMBER>,
[TCOMMUNITY=<TPCOMMUNITY>],VER=<TRAPVERSION>,
[TUSERNAME=<TUSERNAME>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<IPADDRESS> Indicates the IP address of SNMP trap. The valid values are A, B,
and C class IP addresses, except 127 network address.
<PORTNUMBER> Indicates the UDP connection port number.
<TPCOMMUNITY> Indicates the trap community, which is a string of 6 to 16

characters. The trap IP addresses are specific to trap communities.
<TRAPVERSION> Indicates the trap version. The valid values are V1,V2 and V3.
<TUSERNAME> Indicates the trap security user name.
Example
Command
RTRV-SNMP-TRAPINFO:::C;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 16:26:00
M C COMPLD
"IPADDRESS=129.9.0.12,PORT=162,TCOMMUNITY=Public,VER=V1"
"IPADDRESS=129.9.0.100,PORT=162,TCOMMUNITY=Public,VER=V1"
;
Related Commands
ENT-SNMP-TRAPINFO
ED-SNMP-TRAPINFO
DLT-SNMP-TRAPINFO
ED-SNMP-COMMUNITY
Changes the read community and write community.
Function
This command changes the read community and write community.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SNMP-COMMUNITY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[RCOMUNITY=<RDCOMMUNITY>],
[WCOMMUNITY=<WTCOMMUNITY>],[VERIFYFLG=<VERIFYFLG>];
Command Parameters
<RDCOMMUNITY> Indicates the read community,A NA

character string of 6 to 16
characters. If community verify
is enable, community name must
obey these rules: 1. at least 6
characters 2. at least contains
two kinds of characters: (1)
Lowercase (2) Uppercase (3)
Numbers (4) At least one special
character: `~!@#$%^&*()-_=+\|
[{}];:'",<.>/?. The null value
indicates that the last setting of
the value does not change.
<WTCOMMUNITY> Indicates the write community,A NA

character string of 6 to 16
characters. If community verify
is enable, community name must
obey these rules: 1. at least 6
characters 2. at least contains
two kinds of characters: (1)
Lowercase (2) Uppercase (3)
Numbers (4) At least one special
character: `~!@#$%^&*()-_=+\|
[{}];:'",<.>/?. The null value
<VERIFYFLG> Indicates the enable status of NA

community verify(ENABLE or
DISABLE). The null value
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SNMP-COMMUNITY:::C:::RCOMMUNITY=Public,WCOMMUNITY=Private
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 17:07:36
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-SNMP-COMMUNITY
RTRV-SNMP-COMMUNITY
Retrieves the information about all communities.
Function
This command retrieves the information about all communities that have been configured.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SNMP-COMMUNITY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"[RCOMMUNITY=<RDOMMUNITY>],
[WCOMMUNITY=<WTCOMMUNITY>],VERIFYFLG=<VERIFYFLG>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<RDOMMUNITY> Indicates the read community.
<WTCOMMUNITY> Indicates the write community.
<VERIFYFLG> Indicates the enable status of community

verify(ENABLE or DISABLE).
Example
Command
RTRV-SNMP-COMMUNITY:::100
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 13:10:11
M 100 COMPLD
"RCOMMUNITY=public,WCOMMUNITY=private,VERIFYFLG=ENABLE"
Related Commands
ED-SNMP-COMMUNITY
ED-SNMP-VER
Changes the SNMP version.
Function
This command changes the SNMP version.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SNMP-VER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<VERSION>;
Command Parameters
<VERSION> Indicates SNMP version. The valid NA

values are
SNMPV1,SNMPV2C,SNMPV3,ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SNMP-VER:::100::SNMPV1
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 17:07:36
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-SNMP-COMMUNITY
RTRV-SNMP-VER
Retrieves the SNMP version information.
Function
This command retrieves the SNMP version information.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SNMP-VER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"<VERSION>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VERSION> Indicates SNMP version.The valid values are

SNMPV1,SNMPV2C,SNMPV3,ALL.
Example
Command
RTRV-SNMP-VER:::100
Response Message
NE 2013-02-23 13:10:11
M 100 COMPLD
"SNMPV3"
Related Commands
ED-SNMP-COMMUNITY
REPT^SNMPVERSION^WARNING
Reports an version warning.
Function
This event is reported to warn the user who change SNMP version that SNMPv1/SNMPv2c
is not secure.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<SID>^<DATE>^<TIME> <cr><lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^ REPT^SNMPVERSION^WARNING <cr><lf>
/*WARN*/
;
Response Parameters
<WARN> Indicates the content of warning, which is a sting.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2014-06-14 19:49:38
A 6 REPT SNMPVERSION WARNING
"Warning: SNMPv1/SNMPv2c is not secure, and it is recommended to use
SNMPv3"
;
Related Commands
None
ED-SNMP-USER
Edit SNMP USM user info.
Function
This command edits SNMP USM user info, including authentication password, encrypt
password and the VACM group.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SNMP-USER:[TID]:<UserName>:<CTAG>::[AuthPwd=<AuthPwd#>]:
[PrivPwd=<PrivPwd>]:[GroupName=<GroupName>],
Command Parameters
Indicates the user name. NA

<UserName>
4~16 string.
<AuthPwd> Indicates the authentication password. NULL
The new authentication password must contain at least 8 but not
more than 16 characters in three out of the following four types:
(1) lowercase letters, (2) uppercase letters, (3) digits, (4) special
symbols (~!@#%^*()-_+<.> plus spaces). In addition, the new
password cannot reuse the last five passwords, or contain either
the username or the reverse username.
Null string means don't change the authentication password.
<PrivPwd> Indicates the encrypt password. NULL
The encrypt password mustn't be the same with the encrypt

password.
Null string means don't change the encrypt password.
<GroupName> Indicates the VACM group. NULL
1~32 string, the group must already exists.
Null string means don't change the VACM group.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SNMP-
USER::SNMPTEST:100::AuthPwd=Nesoft@!:PrivPwd=PrivPwd2:GroupName=szhwGroup;"
;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 15:52:50
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-SNMP-USER
DLT-SNMP-USER
RTRV-SNMP-USER
ENT-SNMP-USER
Add SNMP USM user.
Function
This command adds SNMP USM user, and set user authentication protocol, authentication
password, encrypt protocol, encrypt password and the VACM group.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SNMP-USER:
[TID]:<UserName>:<CTAG>::AuthType=<AuthType>,AuthPwd=<AuthPwd>,PrivType=<
PrivType>,PrivPwd=<PrivPwd>,GroupName=<GroupName>,
Command Parameters

<UserName>
4~16 string.
<AuthType> Indicates the authentication protocol NA
 HMAC-MD5-96
 HMAC-SHA-96
<AuthPwd> Indicates the authentication password. NA
<PrivType> Indicates the encrypt protocol. NA
 CBC-DES
 CFB128-AES-128
<PrivPwd> Indicates the encrypt password. NA
The new encrypt password must contain at least 8 but not more
than 16 characters in three out of the following four types: (1)
lowercase letters, (2) uppercase letters, (3) digits, (4) special
The encrypt password mustn't be the same with the encrypt
password.
<GroupName> Indicates the VACM group. NA
1~32 string, the group must already exists.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SNMP-USER::SNMPTEST:100::AuthType=HMAC-MD5-
96,AuthPwd=Nesoft@!,PrivType=CBC-DES,PrivPwd=Nesoft@!2,GroupName=szhwGroup;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 15:52:50
M C COMPLD
;
DLT-SNMP-USER
Delete the SNMP USM user.
Function
This command deletes SNMP USM user.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DEL-SNMP-USER:[TID]:<UserName>:<CTAG>,
Command Parameters

<UserName>
4~16 string.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SNMP-USER::SNMPTEST:100;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 15:52:50
M C COMPLD
;
RTRV-SNMP-USER
Retrieves the usm user information.
Function
This command retrieves the information of the usm users.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SNMP-USER:[<TID>]:[<UserName >]:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
Indicates the user name. NULL

<UserName>
4~16 string. Null string means
to retrieve all.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"UserName"<cr><lf>
^^^"AuthType"<cr><lf>
^^^"PrivType"<cr><lf>
^^^"GroupName"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<UserName> Indicates the usm user name.
<AuthType> Indicates the authentication protocol of the user.
<PrivType> Indicates the encrypt protocol of the user.
<GroupName> Indicates the VACM group the user belongs to.
Example
Command
RTRV-SNMP-USER:::100;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2014-11-09 07:36:54

M 100 COMPLD
"SNMPTEST,HMAC-MD5-96,CBC-DES,szhwGroup"
"SNMPTEST2,HMAC-MD5-96,CBC-DES,szhwGroup"
"SNMPTEST3,HMAC-MD5-96,CBC-DES,szhwGroup"
;
ED-SNMP-SECU
Edit the snmp security para.
Function
This command edits the security para, including the ip lock attempt times and lock duration.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SNMP-SECU:[TID]::<CTAG>::[InvCount=<InvCount>]:[LockTime=<LockTime>],
Command Parameters
Indicates the attempt counts with the invalid ip address. Null

<INVCOUNT>
Null means keep the latest value.
<LOCKTIME> Indicates the duration a ip address is locked. Null
Null means keep the latest value.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SNMP-SECU:::100::INVCOUNT=4:LockTime=5;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 15:52:50
M C COMPLD
;
RTRV-SNMP-SECU
Retrieves the security para.
Function
This command retrieves the security para.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SNMP-SECU:[<TID>]::<CTAG>
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"<INVCOUNT>"<cr><lf>
^^^"<LOCKTIME>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<INVCOUNT> Indicates the attempt counts with the invalid ip

address.
<LOCKTIME> Indicates the duration a ip address is locked.
Example
Command
RTRV-SNMP-SECU:::100;
Response Message
NE 2014-11-13 08:12:54
M 100 COMPLD
"INVCOUNT=4,LOCKTIME=4"
;
RTRV-SNMP-GROUP
Retrieves the group information.
Function
This command retrieves the information of VACM groups.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNMP
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SNMP-GROUP:[<TID>]:[<GroupName >]:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
Indicates the VACM group NULL

<GroupName>
name.
1~32 string. Null string means
to retrieve all.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"GroupName"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<GroupName> Indicates the VACM group name.
<ContextName> Indicates the context name of the VACM group.
<SecuLvl> Indicates the security level of the VACM group.

<SecuMode> Indicates the security mode of the VACM group.
<ReadView> Indicates the read view of the VACM group.
<WriteView> Indicates the write view of the VACM group.
<NotifyView> Indicates the notify view of the VACM group.
Example
Command
RTRV-SNMP-GROUP::szhwGroup:100;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-23 16:26:00
M 100 COMPLD
"szhwGroup,privacy,authPriv,usm,szhwView,szhwView,szhwView"
;
D.5 Equipment Management
This section lists the commands used to configure the equipment hardware.
D.5.1 ENT-EQPT
Creates logical equipment.
Function
This command creates a logical shelf, a unit, or an SFP (small form-factor pluggable) on the
unit. It also automatically generates all port facilities supported by the unit and assigns
default values to all port facility attributes.
Usage Note
After a logical card that supports SFP is created (automatically or manually), the associated
SFP and facility objects are created based on the physical SFP module. If the type of the
physical SFP module cannot be recognized, a colorless port is created.
The facility object is gigabit-Ethernet (GETH) by default if an electrical or optical port is
created as an SFP object on cards that support the SFP module and have Layer-2 switching
and processing capability.
Category
Equipment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-EQPT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<TYPE>::[<PST>,][<SST>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid formats NA

are as follows:
 For shelves: SHELF-<SHELF ID>
 For cards: SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>
 For SFPs: SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>
 For sub-boards, the valid format of <AID> is
SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. In
the format, the value of <PORT ID> for the
TN55NPO2N board is 2 and that for the
TN55NPO2E board is 5 because both the boards
support only one sub-board (the sub-board type is
54PQ2). An example of the command is as follows:
ENT-EQPT::SLOT-1-3-2:C
NOTE:
Parameter <TYPE> can be omitted for the OptiX OSN 3800A
as it does not support the SHELF-<SHELF ID> component in
the command parameter.
Like logical boards, logical sub-boards can also be
automatically created. When logical sub-boards are
automatically installed, DBCHG events can be reported. The
format of DBCHG events is similar to the format of the
DBCHG events reported when the logical SFP is installed.
The only difference is the board type.
The valid values of <AID> for specific units are

provided in EQPT.
<TYPE> Indicates the AID unit type, that is, the shelf type, card NA
type, or SFP type.
The valid values are as follows when this command is
used to create a shelf:
 SHELF6800A: indicates that the shelf type is
OptiX OSN 6800A.
 SHELF8800T16: indicates that the shelf type is
OptiX OSN 8800T16.
OptiX OSN 8800T32.
 SHELF8800T32E: indicates that the shelf type is
OptiX OSN 8800T32E.

OptiX OSN 8800T64.
The card type refers to the type of a specific card
supported.
The valid values are as follows when this command is
used to create an SFP module:
 OCH: indicates a colored optical interface.
 OC: indicates a colorless optical interface.
 EC: indicates an electrical interface.
 OSC: indicates an OSC interface.
 CFP4*10G: indicates a 4*10G CFP interface.
<PST> Indicates the primary state of the AID unit. This NA

parameter is optional. It is not valid when creating
shelves.
<SST> Indicates the secondary state of the AID unit. This NA

parameter is optional. It defaults to AINS for cards and
SFPs. It is not valid for shelves.
Response Syntax
Example
Command
ENT-EQPT::SLOT-1-7:C::13LSX::,AINS;
Response Message
NE 2008-01-01 11:37:18 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.5.3 DLT-EQPT
D.5.2 ED-EQPT
D.5.4 RTRV-EQPT
D.5.2 ED-EQPT
Edits attributes of a unit in an NE.
Function
This command edits attributes of a unit in an NE. The following attributes can be modified:
 State of the equipment
 Upper temperature threshold
 Lower temperature threshold
The TYPE/WORKMODE parameter cannot be set with other parameters at the same time.
Parameters other than TYPE/WORKMODE can be set at the same time.
Usage Note
This command is only applicable in modifying the unit type during unit upgrade, not during
normal circumstances.
The state of the unit, the port, or the SFP must be OOS-MA, OOS-AUMA or AINS before
TYPE or interface type is modified.
Category
Equipment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-EQPT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PROVTYPE=<TYPE>,]
[WORKMODE=<WORKMODE>,][SVTPID=<SVTPID>,]
[UPTEMPTH=<UPTEMPTH>,][DOWNTEMPTH=<DOWNTEMPTH>,]
[FANSPEED=<FANSPEED>,][FANSPEEDMODE=<FANSPEEDMODE>,]
[MCASCANSPAN=<MCASCANSPAN>,][MCAMONTYPE=<MCAMONTYPE>],
[PWRTH=<PWRTH>],[SHELFLBL=<SHELFLBL>],[USERLBL=<USERLBL>],
[WAVECHK=<WAVECHK>],[LATDURATION=<LATDURATION>],
[HDALMEN=<HDALMEN>],[HDERROFFSET=<HDERROFFSET>],
[HDBADOFFSET=<HDBADOFFSET>],[OCHNIMEN=<OCHNIMEN>]:[[<PST>,]
[<SST>]];
Command Parameters
Param Default
eter Description Value
<AID Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid formats corresponding to the NA
> shelf, card and SFP are as follows:
 For SFPs: SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
 For sub-boards, the valid format of <AID> is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>. In the format, the value of <PORT ID> for the TN55NPO2N
board is 2 and that for the TN55NPO2E board is 5 because both the boards
Param Default
support only one sub-board (the sub-board type is 54PQ2). An example of the
command is as follows: ED-EQPT::SLOT-1-3-2:c::::oos
The valid values of <AID> for specific units are provided in EQPT.
<TYP Indicates the unit type. NA

E> In the case of an SFP or XFP module, the valid values are as follows:
 OCH: colored optical interface
 OC: colorless optical interface
In the case of a board, the valid value is as follows:
 52SCC: indicates to replace the SCC board with the 52SCC board.
<WO Indicates the work mode. The

RKM For the TN52TOM unit, the valid values are as follows: valid
ODE>  value
NON-CASCADING: indicates the non-cascading mode. varies
 CASCADING: indicates the cascading mode. with
For the 12LQMS unit, the valid values are as follows: the
 NS1: indicates the NS1 mode. unit.
 LQM: indicates the LQM mode.  For
For the 12ND2, 52ND2, 54NQ2, or 54NS3 unit, the valid values are as follows: TN5
2TO
 NORMAL: indicates the NORMAL mode.
M
 REG: indicates the electric regenerator mode. unit:
 OREG: indicates the optical regenerator mode. NO
NOTE: N-
CA
This parameter cannot be set with other parameters at the same time.
SC
ADI
NG
 For
12L
QM
S
unit:
LQ
M
 For
12L
QM
S
unit:
LQ
M
 For
12N
D2/
52N
D2/
54N
Param Default
Q2
unit:
NO
RM
AL
 For
54N
S3
unit:
RE
G
 For
11L
SX
R/1
2LS
XL
R
unit:
OR
EG
<SVT Indicates the service VLAN TPID field of the port. This parameter is optional. It is 0X810
PID> only valid for the L4G and TBE. 0
<UPT Indicates the upper temperature threshold in intervals of 1.0 degrees centigrade. 65
EMPT Range: 60 to 70
H> Unit: degrees centigrade
This parameter is different for the following cards:
For TN11LOG, the range is 62 to 72, the default value is 67. But In the device type
of OptiX OSN 3800A, the range is 69 to 79, the default value is 74.
For TN12LOG, the range is 65 to 75, the default value is 70. But In the device type
For
TN12TMX,TN13LSX,TN12LDX,TN16XCH,TN54THA,TN54TOA,TN54TOG,T
N53TQX,TN53NQ2,TN53ND2,TN53NS2,TN53TDX,TN55TQX,TN16SCC,TN11
RAU1,TN54THA(STND),TN54TOA(STND),TN55TQX(STND),TN53TDX(STN
D),TN55NO2,TN55NO2(REG),TN11RAU2, the range is 65 to 75, the default
value is 70.
For TN11LOA, the range is 67 to 77, the default value is 72.
For TN11TBE, the range is 67 to 77, the default value is 72. But In the device type
For TN54TSXL, the range is 68 to 78, the default value is 73.
For
TN53TSXL,TN16AUX,TN11LSQ,TNK4XCT,TNK4SXM,TNK4SXH,TN52TDX,
TN52STG,TNK2STG,TN55NS3,TN54ENQ2(STND), the range is 70 to 80, the
For TN52NS3,TN54NQ2, the range is 72 to 82, the default value is 77.
Param Default
For TN11LOM,the range is 72 to 82, the default value is 77. But In the device type
For TN52NS2,the range is 73 to 83, the default value is 78. But In the device type
For TN52ND2, TN52NQ2, TN52TQX, TNK2XCT,TN11LSQR,TN54TEM28,
TNK2SXM,TN12ND2,TN54NS3,TN11LEM24,TN11LEX4,TN51NQ2,TN11LTX,
TN12LSC,TN54NS4,TN54NS4(REG),TN54NS3(STND), the range is 75 to 85, the
For
TN52TOM,TN53XCH,TN55NPO2(STND),TN55NPO2E,TNK2USXH,TN16UXC
M, the range is 80 to 90, the default value is 85.
For TN52XCH,TN52UXCH,TNK2UXCT, the range is 85 to 95, the default value
is 90.
For TN14LSX,the range is 60 to 70, the default value is 65. But In the device type
For TN52ND2(STND), the range is 65 to 75, the default value is 70.
For TN54TTX, the range is 73 to 83, the default value is 78.
For TN54TSC, the range is 80 to 90, the default value is 85.
For TN55TTX, TN56TOX, the range is 67 to 77, the default value is 72.
For TN15LTX, the range is 73 to 83, the default value is 78.But In the device type
of OptiX OSN 8800T16A, the range is 70 to 80, the default value is 75.
For TN54GS4, the range is 73 to 83, the default value is 78.But In the device type
For TN13VA4, TN15FIU, the range is 60 to 70, the default value is 65. But In the
device type of OptiX OSN 3800A, the range is 58 to 68, the default value is 63.
For TN13VA1, the range is 60 to 70, the default value is 65. But In the device type
For TN12RAU1, TN12RAU2, the range is 58 to 68, the default value is 63.
For TN12RDU9, TN13OBU1, the range is 60 to 70, the default value is 65.
For TN17LSCM, the range is 70 to 80, the default value is 75.But In the device
type of OptiX OSN 3800A, the range is 60 to 70, the default value is 65.
For TN97NS4, the range is 67to 77, the default value is 72. But in the device type
For TN17LSC, the range is 72 to 82, the default value is 77. But in the device type
For TN17LTX, the range is 72 to 82, the default value is 77. But in the device type
of OptiX OSN 6800A, the range is 71 to 81, the default value is 76. In the device
type of OptiX OSN 8800T16A, the range is 70 to 80, the default value is 75.
<DO Indicates the lower temperature threshold in intervals of 1.0 degrees centigrade. 0
WNT Range: 0 to 10
EMPT Unit: degrees centigrade
H>
<FAN Indicates the fan speed. The valid values are HIGH, MID-HIGH, MID, MID-LOW, HIGH
SPEE LOW, and STOP.
D>
Param Default
This parameter is only valid for the fan card.
<FAN Indicates the fan speed control mode. The valid values are AUTO and MANUAL. AUTO
SPEE When the fan card operates in MANUAL mode, the actual operating status of the
DMO card is the same as the configured operating status of the card. When the fan card
DE> operates in AUTO mode, the FANSPEED parameter indicates the adjusted fan
speed.
<MC Indicates the scan time span of the multi-channel spectrum analysis. 10
ASCA The valid values are from 5 to 49995; in minutes. The value must be a multiple of
NSPA five.
N> The default value is 10 minutes.
<MC Indicates the wavelength monitored type. The valid values are as follows: NRZD
AMO  NRZDRZ RZ
NTYP  100GCRZ
E>
 50GCRZ
 100G40G
 50G40G
This parameter is only valid for the MCA card.
PWR The power threshold of the shelf. It is invalid for the card or SFP/XFP. 350 W
TH The unit is watt (W). The power threshold can be a value in the range of: for an
 1-350 W for an OptiX OSN 3800 shelf OptiX
OSN
 1-1350 W for an OptiX OSN 6800 shelf 3800
 1-2400 W for an OptiX OSN 8800 T16, T32, or T64 shelf shelf
1350
W for
an
OptiX
OSN
6800
shelf
2400
W for
an
OptiX
OSN
8800
T16,
T32, or
T64
shelf
<SHE Indicates the shelf label. <SHELFLBL> is an optional parameter used for entering NA
LFLB the physical location of the shelf. It is composed of a maximum of 16 ASCII
Param Default
L> characters and is limited to letters, digits, and (.-_&*).

NOTE:
This parameter is only applicable for entering or editing shelf AIDs, but it is retrievable for
any level of equipment AID that is associated with a labeled shelf AID.
<USE Indicates the user label. NA

RLBL This parameter is of less than 40 bytes, which is an optional parameter and used for
> entering the frame identification code (FIC).
NOTE:
This parameter is only applicable for entering or editing shelf AIDs, but it is retrievable for
any level of equipment AID that is associated with a labeled shelf AID.
<WA Indicates the check flag of wave. NA

VECH
K>
<LAT Specifies the time period during which the preconfigured latency measurement NA
DUR mode takes effect. The time period starts counting from the time of specifying the
ATIO ODUk channel latency measurement mode for a board. When the specified time
N> period elapses, the preconfigured ODUk latency measurement mode is deleted
automatically.
The parameter value range is [180, 65535] expressed in seconds.
<OCH Indicates whether OLP or QCP board, as the layer of OCh non-intervention N
NIME monitor(OCh NIM),can report OCH-LOS-P or OCHm-LOS-P alm.The valid value
N> is Y(can report alm) or N(can't report alm).
<HD Enables the EQPT-NSA/EQPT-SA alarm. ENAB
ALM LE
EN>
<HDE Indicates the offset of over temperature alarm EQPT-NSA. 0
RROF
FSET
>
<HDB Indicates the offset of over temperature alarm EQPT-SA. 0
ADOF
FSET
>
<EFI Indicates the serial port work mode of EFI board.The valid values are F1 and OAM. F1
COM
MOD
E>
<PST Indicates the primary state of the unit. NA

>
<SST Indicates the secondary state of the unit. NA

>
Response Syntax
Example
Command
ED-EQPT::SLOT-1-1-7:C::::IS;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.5.1 ENT-EQPT
D.5.4 RTRV-EQPT
D.5.3 DLT-EQPT
D.5.3 DLT-EQPT
Deletes equipment.
Function
This command deletes a unit.
Usage Note
Before users delete the equipment, the state of the equipment should be set to OOS-MA
(OOS-AUMA) or AINS.
Category
Equipment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-EQPT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[INCL=<INCL>];
Command Parameters
Default
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid formats are as NA
follows:.
Default

 For sub-boards, the valid format of <AID> is SLOT-
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. In the format, the value
of <PORT ID> for the TN55NPO2N board is 2 and that for the
TN55NPO2E board is 5 because both the boards support only one
sub-board (the sub-board type is 54PQ2). An example of the
command is as follows: DLT-EQPT::SLOT-1-3-2:C
The valid values of <AID> for specific units are provided in EQPT.
NOTE:
The shelf can be deleted only after all configurable cards are deleted.
<INCL> The valid values are Y and N. N

 Setting INCL to Y deletes the unit regardless of the status of
the port or path.
 Setting INCL to N deletes the unit with the status of the port
or path considered.
Response Syntax
Example
Command
DLT-EQPT::SLOT-1-2:C:::INCL=Y
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.5.1 ENT-EQPT
D.5.2 ED-EQPT
D.5.4 RTRV-EQPT
D.5.4 RTRV-EQPT
Retrieves information about equipment.
Function
This command retrieves all the attributes of a piece of given equipment.
Usage Note
Parameters <SN>, <CLEI>, <DOM>, <PCBVER>, <SWVER>, <FPGAVER>,
<BIOSVER>, <DESCR> are displayed only when the physical unit is online.
In the case of SFP, nothing is entered for parameters <SWVER>, <FPGAVER>,
<BIOSVER>, <PCBVER>, <SVTPID>, <FANSPEEDMODE>, <FANSPEED>, and
<MCASCANSPAN> are null.
When retrieving the attributes of SHELF-<SHELF ID>, the attributes of the slot units and the
SFPs which belong to the shelf will not be displayed. Similarly, when retrieving the attributes
of SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>, the attributes of the SFPs which are located on the slot
unit will not be displayed.
Category
Equipment
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-EQPT:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid formats are NA
as follows.
 For shelves: SHELF-<SHELF ID>, where <SHELF
ID> can be ALL to retrieve all the shelves.
 For cards: SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>, where
<SHELF ID> can be ALL(SLOT-ALL) to retrieve all the
slot units on each shelf, and <SLOT ID> can be
ALL(SLOT-<SHELF ID>-ALL) to retrieve all the slot
units on the shelf specified by <SHELF ID>.
 For SFPs: SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>, where <PORT ID> can be ALL.SLOT-ALL-ALL-
ALL will retrieve all XFP/SFPs on the NE
 For sub-boards, the valid format of AID is SLOT-
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. In the format,
the value of <PORT ID> for the TN55NPO2N board is 2
and that for the TN55NPO2E board is 5 because both the
boards support only one sub-board (the sub-board type is
54PQ2). <PORT ID> can be ALL. For example, the sub-
board type that is returned is 54PQ2 after the ENT-
EQPT::SLOT-1-3-2:C command is executed.
The valid values of <AID> for specific units are provided
in EQPT.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ^^^"<AID>::
[FILTER=<FILTER>,][PROVTYPE=<TYPE>,][ACTTYPE=<TYPE>,][UPTEMPTH=<UPTEMPTH>,]
[DOWNTEMPTH=<DOWNTEMPTH>,][SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>,][SN=<SN>,]
[CLEI=<CLEI>,][PARTNUM=<PARTNUM>,][DOM=<DOM>,][PCBVER=<PCBVER>,]
[SWVER=<SWVER>,][FPGAVER=<FPGAVER>,][BIOSVER=<BIOSVER>,][MODVER=<MODVER>,]
[WORKMODE=<WORKMODE>,][SVTPID=<SVTPID>,][FANSPEED=<FANSPEED>,]
[FANSPEEDMODE=<FANSPEEDMODE>,][MCASCANSPAN=<MCASCANSPAN>,]
[MCAMONTYPE=<MCAMONTYPE>,][RATEDPWR=<RATEDPWR>,][ACTPWR=<ACTPWR>,]
[PWRTH=<PWRTH>,][USEDCRS=<USEDCRS>,][DESCR=<DESCR>,][SHELFLBL=<SHELFLBL>,]
[USERLBL=<USERLBL>,][HDALMEN=<HDALMEN>,][HDERROFFSET=<HDERROFFSET>,]
[HDBADOFFSET=<HDBADOFFSET>,][LATDURATION=<LATDURATION>,]
[OCHNIMEN=<OCHNIMEN>]:<PST>,[<SST>]"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid formats are as follows:
 For shelves: SHELF-<SHELF ID>.
 For cards: SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>.
 For sub-boards, the valid format of AID is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<FILTER> Indicates the parameters can be retrieved. The valid values are
CARDTYPE or ALL.
<TYPE> Indicates the type of the AID unit.

 PROVTYPE: indicates the type of the logical unit provisioned
by users.
 ACTTYPE: indicates the type of the physical unit installed in the
slot.
The valid PROVTYPE values for SFPs are as follows:
 OCH
 OC
 EC
 CFP4*10G
 CFP4*25G
 CFP10*10G
 OSC
The valid ACTTYPE values for SFPs are as follows:
 OCH-FIX(Fixed module)
 OCH-ESFP
 OC-ESFP
 EC-ESFP
 OSC-ESFP
 CFP4*10G
 CFP4*25G
 CFP10*10G
 CFP4*28G
The valid values for shelves are as follows:
 SHELF6800A
 SHELF8800T16
 SHELF8800T32
 SHELF8800T32E
 SHELF8800T64
 SHELF8800T64E
<UPTEMPTH> Indicates the upper temperature threshold in intervals of 1.0 degrees

centigrade.
<DOWNTEMPTH> Indicates the lower temperature threshold in intervals of 1.0 degrees

centigrade.
<SWITCHSTATE> Indicates the switching state of the AID unit if it is in equipment

protection group.
<SN> Indicates the serial number of the equipment/SFP. The valid value is a
string.
<CLEI> Indicates the CLEI code of the equipment/SFP. The valid value is a
string.
<PARTNUM> Indicates the part number of the unit/SFP. The valid value is a unique
eight-digit number for each unit.
<DOM> Indicates the manufacturing date of the unit/SFP.
<PCBVER> Indicates the PCB version of the equipment. The valid value is a string.
<SWVER> Indicates the software version and patch version of the equipment. The
valid value is a string, such as 3.14H001
<FPGAVER> Indicates the FPGA version of the equipment. The valid value is a string.
<BIOSVER> Indicates the BIOS version of the equipment. The valid value is a string.
<WAVECHK> Indicates the check flag of wave.
<MODVER> Indicates the module version of the equipment. The valid value is a
string, such as (M1)XXX. If there are multiple modules, the versions of
the modules are displayed together.
<WORKMODE> Indicates the work mode.

For the TN52TOM unit, the valid values are as follows:
 NON-CASCADING: indicates the non-cascading mode.
 CASCADING: indicates the cascading mode.
For the 12LQMS unit, the valid values are as follows:.
 NS1: indicates the NS1 mode.
 LQM: indicates the LQM mode.
For the 12ND2, 52ND2, 54NQ2 and 54NS3 units, the valid values are as
follows:
 NORMAL: indicates the normal mode.
 REG: indicates the electric regenerator mode.
 OREG: indicates the optical regenerator mode.
<SVTPID> Indicates the service VLAN TPID field of the port. This parameter is
optional. It is only valid for the L4G and TBE.
<FANSPEED> Indicates the fan speed. The valid values are HIGH, MID, LOW, MID-
HIGH,MID-LOW and STOP. This parameter is editable in MANUAL
mode.
The parameter is only valid for the fan card.
<FANSPEEDMODE> Indicates the fan speed control mode. The valid values are AUTO and
MANUAL.
<MCASCANSPAN> Indicates the scan time span of the multi-channel spectrum analysis.
The valid values are from 5 to 49995; units are in minutes. The value
must be a multiple of five.
<MCAMONTYPE> Indicates the wavelength monitoring type. The valid values are as
follows:
 NRZDRZ
 100GCRZ
 50GCRZ
 100G40G
 50G40G
<RATEDPWR> Indicates the rated power consumption of the shelf and card.
<ACTPWR> Indicates the actual power consumption of the shelf and card.
<PWRTH> Indicates the power consumption threshold of the shelf.
<USEDCRS> Indicates the cross-connect capacity as configured. This parameter is
only valid for shelves and the value format is N*STS1.
<DESCR> Indicates the description of the unit or SFP. It is a string. The equipment
unit description is displayed as NULL.
<SHELFLBL> Indicates the shelf label. The <SHELFLBL> is an optional parameter

used for entering the physical location of the shelf. It is composed of a
maximum of 16 ASCII characters and is limited to letters, digits, and (.-
_&*).
NOTE:
This parameter is applicable only for entering or editing the shelf AIDs, but it is
retrievable for any level of equipment AID that is associated with a labeled shelf
AID.
<USERLBL> Indicates the user label.

This parameter is less than 40 bytes and is an optional parameter used for
entering the frame identification code (FIC)
NOTE:
This parameter is applicable only for entering or editing shelf AIDs, but it is
retrievable for any level of equipment AID that is associated with a labeled shelf
AID.
<LATDURATION> Specifies the time period during which the preconfigured latency
measurement mode takes effect. The time period starts counting from the
time of specifying the ODUk channel latency measurement mode for a
board. When the specified time period elapses, the preconfigured ODUk
latency measurement mode is deleted automatically.
The parameter value range is [180, 65535] expressed in seconds.
<HDALMEN> Enables the EQPT-NSA/EQPT-SA alarm.
<HDERROFFSET> Indicates the offset of over temperature alarm EQPT-NSA.
<HDBADOFFSET> Indicates the offset of over temperature alarm EQPT-SA.
<OCHNIMEN> Indicates whether OLP or QCP board, as the layer of OCh non-
intervention monitor(OCh NIM),can report OCH-LOS-P or OCHM-
LOS-P alm.The valid value is Y(can report alm) or N(can't report alm).
<EFICOMMODE> Indicates the serial port work mode of EFI board.The valid values are F1
and OAM.
<PST> Indicates the primary state of the entity.
<SST> Indicates the secondary state of the entity.
Example
Command
RTRV-EQPT::SLOT-1-11:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-10-12 15:54:55 M C COMPLD "SLOT-1-
11::PROVTYPE=11TQX,ACTTYPE=11TQX,UPTEMPTH=65,DOWNTEMPTH=0,SN=21023161151087
000012,PARTNUM=02316115,DOM=2008-08-03,DESCR=\"OptiX OSN 6800,TN1M1TQX01,4
x 10G Tributary Service Processing
Board\",PCBVER=VER.B,SWVER=3.13,FPGAVER=(U6)120(U14)200(U15)200,BIOSVER=2.2
6/2.62,RATEDPWR=72,ACTPWR=72:IS-NR" ;
Related Commands
D.5.1 ENT-EQPT
D.5.2 ED-EQPT
D.5.3 DLT-EQPT
D.5.5 RTRV-ETH-EQPT
Queries the attributes of Ethernet equipment.
Function
This command queries the attributes of Ethernet equipment.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ETH-EQPT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. NA

<AID>
Supports the "&" and "&&" symbols.
Supports ALL, which indicates all values will be
retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::BDMAC=<BDMAC>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<BDMAC> Indicates the MAC address of the board.
Example
Command
RTRV-ETH-EQPT::SLOT-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-1::BDMAC=00-00-00-00-00-01"
;
Related Commands
ENT-VB
ED-VB
DLT-VB
D.6 Facility Management
This section lists the commands used to configure and maintain the facilities.
D.6.1 ED-<FCMOD2>
Edits the attributes of the FC logical facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the FC.
Usage Note
<FCMOD2> includes FC50,FC100, FC200, FC400, FC800 and FC1200.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-<FCMOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[ EXTERN=<EXTERN>],
[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>]:[<PST>];
Command Parameters
<FCMOD2> Includes FC50,FC100,FC200,FC400,FC800,FC1000 and NA

FC1200.
<AID> The valid values are as follows: NA
 FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<CHANNEL ID>
For the valid values of specific units, refer to FCMOD2.
<EXTERN> Indicates whether the distance extension function is enabled ENABLE

for FC services. The valid values are as follows:
 DISABLE: indicates that the function is disabled.
 ENABLE: indicates that the function is enabled.
<DELAYTIME> This parameter is only valid for the channels in an SNCP NA

group.
Indicates the delay time. It is an integer that ranges from 0 to
100, which is expressed in 0.1 seconds.
Delay time is required when multiple protection schemes are
configured. Switching is not initiated until the delay time is
expended when a malfunction is discovered at a port.
Use the default value when only one type of protection is
configured.
<PST> Indicates the status of the primary state qualifier. The valid NA
values are IS (in-service) and OOS (out-of-service).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-FC100::CLNT-1-8-1-1:C::::oos;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-03 09:01:04
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.2 RTRV-<FCMOD2>
D.6.2 RTRV-<FCMOD2>
Retrieves the attributes of the FC logical facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the FC logical facility.
Usage Note
<FCMOD2> includes FC100, FC200, FC400, FC800 and FC1200.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-<FCMOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NA
<AID> The valid values are as follows:

 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL
ID>
For the valid values of specific units, refer to FCMOD2.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[EXTERN=<EXTERN>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],
[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
<EXTERN> Indicates whether the FC distance extension function is enabled. The valid
 DISABLE
 ENABLE
<DELAYTIME> This parameter is only valid for the channels in an SNCP group.
Indicates the delay time (hold-off time). It is an integer ranging from 0 to
Delay time is required when multiple protection schemes are configured.

Switching is not initiated until the delay time is expended when a
malfunction is discovered at a port.
Use the default value when only one type of protection is configured.
<SWITCHSTATE> Indicates the state of the switching. It is only valid when the port is in the
protection group. The valid values are provided in SWITCHSTATE.
<PST> Indicates the status of the primary state qualifier. The valid values are IS
and OOS.
<SST> Indicates the secondary state.
Example
Command
RTRV-FC100::CLNT-1-8-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-03 09:01:12
M C COMPLD
"CLNT-1-8-1-1::EXTERN=DISABLE:OOS-AUMA,SGEO"
;
Related Commands
D.6.1 ED-<FCMOD2>
D.6.3 ED-<OCN/STMN>
Edits the attributes of the SONET OCN/STMN.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the SONET OCN/STMN.
Usage Note
OCN includes OC3, OC12, OC48, OC192 and OC768. STMN includes STM1, STM4,
STM16, STM64 and STM256.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-<OCN/STMN>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[B1SFBER=<B1SFBER>],
[B1SDBER=<B1SDBER>],[TRCJ0MODE=<TRCJ0MODE>],
[TRCJ0FMT=<TRCJ0FMT>],[TRCJ0=<TRCJ0>],[EXPTRCJ0=<EXPTRCJ0>],
[PRBS=<PRBS>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>]:[<PST>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid formats are as follows: NA

 FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<PATH ID>
 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
<PATH ID>
For the valid values of specific units, refer to OCN/STMN.
<B1SFBER> Indicates the SF BER threshold for the overhead byte (B1) on 1E-3
a facility. The valid value ranges from 1E-5 to 1E-3.
<B1SDBER> Indicates the SD BER threshold for the overhead byte (B1) on 1E-6
a facility. The valid value ranges from 1E-9 to 1E-5.
<TRCJ0MODE> Indicates the trace J0 mode. The valid values are as follows: MAN
 MAN: The manually provisioned string is used as the
expected string.
 DISABLE: Ability to trace the path is disabled so
there is not any reported data.
<TRCJ0FMT> Indicates the format of the J0 byte to be transmitted. The valid 16

 1: indicates the 1-byte mode.
<TRCJ0> Indicates the J0 byte to be transmitted. The valid value NA

depends on the <TRCJ0FMT>. This parameter is only valid
for cards that can generate the J0 byte.
<EXPTRCJ0> Indicates the expected J0 byte. NA
<PRBS> During a PRBS test in the OCN mode, the transmitted PRBS OFF
code streams are not valid OCN frames. Enable the PRBS test
mode on the receive side so that the test can be completed.
 OFF: The PRBS test function is disabled.
 ON: The PRBS test function is enabled.

group.
Indicates the delay time. It is an integer ranging from 0 to

configured.
values are IS and OOS.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OC12::CLNT-1-1-1-1:C:::TRCJ0FMT=64,TRCJ0=HWTEST;
Response Message
NE 2008-06-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the attributes of the OCN/STMN facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the OCN/STMN facility.
Usage Note
OCN includes OC3, OC12, OC48, OC192 and OC768. STMN includes STM1, STM4,
STM16, STM64 and STM256.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-<OCN>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Value
NA
<AID> The valid formats are as follows.

 FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>
 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH
ID>
For the valid values of specific units, refer to OCN/STMN.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::B1SFBER=<B1SFBER>,B1SDBER=<B1SDBER>,TRCJ0MODE=<TRCJ0MODE>,TRCJ0F
MT=<TRCJ0FMT>,[TRCJ0=<TRCJ0>],EXPTRCJ0=<EXPTRCJ0>,INCTRCJ0=<INCTRCJ0>,
[PRBS=<PRBS>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],
[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid formats are as follows:

 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>
<B1SFBER> Indicates the SF BER threshold for the overhead byte (B1) on a facility. The
valid value ranges from 1E-5 to 1E-3. The default value is 1E-3.
<B1SDBER> Indicates the SD BER threshold for the overhead byte (B1) on a facility.
The valid value ranges from 1E-9 to 1E-5. The default value is 1E-6.
<TRCJ0MODE> Indicates the trace J0 mode. The valid values are as follows:
 MAN: The manually provisioned string is used as the expected
string.
 DISABLE: Ability to trace the path is disabled so there is not any
reported data.
<TRCJ0FMT> Indicates the format of the J0 byte to be transmitted. The valid values are as
follows:
<TRCJ0> Indicates the J0 byte to be transmitted. The valid value depends on the
<TRCJ0FMT>. This parameter is only valid for cards that can generate the
J0 byte.
<EXPTRCJ0> Indicates the expected J0 byte.
<INCTRCJ0> Indicates the incoming J0 byte.
<PRBS> During a PRBS test in the OCN mode, the transmitted PRBS code streams
are not valid OCN/STMN frames. Enable the PRBS test mode on the
receive side so that the test can be completed.
 OFF: The PRBS test function is disabled.
 ON: The PRBS test function is enabled.
Indicates the delay time. It is an integer ranging from 0 to 100, which is
expressed in 0.1 seconds.
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-OC3::CLNT-1-7-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-03 08:34:44
M C COMPLD
"CLNT-1-7-1-1::B1SFBER=1E-3,B1SDBER=1E-
6,TRCJ0MODE=DISABLE,TRCJ0FMT=16,EXPTRCJ0=\" \",INCTRCJ0=\" \
",PRBS=OFF,:OOS-AU,SGEO"
;
Related Commands
D.6.3 ED-<OCN/STMN>
D.6.5 RTRV-FECER-<OTUN/OCHS>
Queries pre-FEC or post-FEC BER.
Function
This command queries pre-FEC or post-FEC BER.
Usage Note
OTUn includes OTU1, OTU2, OTU3, OTU5G, OCHS and OTU4,
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-FECER-<OTUN>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NA

 SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
OTUN for the valid values of <AID> for specific units.
Response Syntax
[BEFECBER=<BEFECBER>],[AFTFECBER=<AFTFECBER>]"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters

<BEFECBER> Indicates the pre-FEC BER, in the format of m.xE-n. In the format, m.x
stands for the coefficient, -n stands for the index, and there are at most two
decimal places. The parameter value is INVALID when a BER is invalid.
<AFTFECBER> Indicates the post-FEC BER, in the format of m.xE-n. In the format, m.x
stands for the coefficient, -n stands for the index, and there are at most two
decimal places. The parameter value is INVALID when a BER is invalid.
Example
Command
RTRV-FECER-OTU1::SRV1-1-6-1:D;
Response Message
NE 2008-01-03 09:18:24 M D COMPLD "SRV1-1-6-1::BEFECBER=1.5E-
6,AFTFECBER=1.5E-6" ;
Related Commands
D.15.3 ED-<OTUN>
Edits the attributes of the logical facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the logical facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-<TRAFFICMOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>]:
[<PST>];
Command Parameters
<TRAFFICMOD2> The valid values are FICON, FICONEXP, FICON4G, NA

FICON8G, FICON10G,HDSDI, DVBASI, SDI, ESCON,
FDDI, ANY, ETR, CLO, ISC1G, ISC2G, IBSDR,
IBDDR, IBQDR, CBR10G, CPRI1, CPRI2, CPRI3,
3GSDI, HDSDIRBR, 3GSDIRBR
<CHANNEL ID>
For the valid values of specific units, refer
to TRAFFICMOD2
group.
Delay time is required when multiple protection schemes
are configured. Switching is not initiated until the delay
time is expended when a malfunction is discovered at a
port.
configured.
<PST> Indicates the status of the primary state qualifier. The NA

valid values are IS and OOS.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-FICON::CLNT-1-6-1-1:C::::OOS;
Response Message
NE 2008-06-01 12:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the attributes of the logical facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the logical facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-<TRAFFICMOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<TRAFFICMOD2> The valid values are FICON, NA

FICONEXP,FICON4G,FICON8G, HDSDI, DVBASI, SDI,
ESCON, FDDI, ANY, ETR, CLO, ISC1G, ISC2G, IBSDR,
IBDDR, IBQDR, CBR10G, CPRI1, CPRI2, CPRI3, 3GSDI,
HDSDIRBR, 3GSDIRBR.
<CHANNEL ID>
Refer to TRAFFICMOD2 for the valid values of <AID> for
specific units.
Response Syntax
[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters


<SWITCHSTATE> Indicates the state of switching. It is valid only when the port is in the
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-FICON::CLNT-1-6-1-1:D;
Response Message
NE 2008-10-06 18:25:59 M D COMPLD "CLNT-1-6-1-1:::OOS-AUMA,SGEO" ;
Related Commands
D.6.8 ED-CLNT
Edits the attributes of the logical client facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the facility.
Usage Note
When the TQX board accesses services through the LP3 and LP4 optical interfaces on the
client side, it must be housed in slot 1, slot 4, slot 11, or slot 14 when deploying an
OSN6800A device.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-CLNT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[WORKMODE=<WORKMODE>],
[PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>],[RATE=<RATE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The value format is as follows: NA

 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
 VCLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
Refer to CLNT for the valid values of <AID>
corresponding to the specific units.
<WORKMODE> Indicates the working mode and is applicable only to ANY-ODU1

the 52TOM board. If the value ends with ODUn, the
board functions as a tributary board. In this mode, the
services are transmitted to the cross-connect board. If
the value ends with OTUn, the board functions as a
line and tributary board. In this mode, the service is
not transmitted to the cross-connect board but is output
directly. The description of each value is as follows:
 NONE: indicates that the port is not used.
 ANY-ODU0/-ODU1: indicates that the board
functions as a tributary board and receives the
ODU0 service. In non-cascading mode, the service
mapping trails is ANY->ODU0->cross-connect
board, or ANY->ODU0->ODU1->cross-connect
board. In cascading mode, the service mapping trail
is n*ANY->2*ODU0->cross-connect board, or
n*ANY->2*ODU0->ODU1->cross-connect board.
 ANY-ODU0-OTU1: indicates that the board
functions as a line and tributary board and receives
the ODU0 service. In non-cascading mode, the
service mapping trail is ANY->ODU0->ODU1-
>OTU1->line side. In cascading mode, the service
mapping trail is n*ANY->2*ODU0->ODU1-
>OTU1->line side.
 ANY-ODU1: indicates that the board
ODU1 service. In non-cascading mode, the service
mapping trail is OTU1/ANY->ODU1->cross-
connect board. In cascading mode, the service
mapping trail is n*ANY->ODU1->cross-connect
board.
 OTU1-ANY-ODU0-ODU1: indicates that the
board functions as a tributary board and receives
the ODU1 service. The service mapping trails is
OTU1->ODU1->n*ANY->2*ODU0->ODU1-
>cross-connect board.
 OTU1-ODU0: indicates that the board
ODU1 service. The service mapping trail is OTU1-
>ODU1->2*ODU0->cross-connection board.
 OTU1-ANY-ODU0: indicates that the board
ODU1 service. The service mapping trail is OTU1-
>ODU1->n*ANY->2*ODU0->cross-connect
board.
 OTU1-ANY-ODU0-OTU1: indicates that the
board functions as a line and tributary board and
receives the ODU1 service. The service mapping
trail is OTU1->ODU1->n*ANY->2*ODU0-
>ODU1->OTU1->line side.
 ANY-OTU1: indicates that the board
functions as a line and tributary board and receives
the ODU1 service. In non-cascading mode, the
service mapping trail is OTU1/ANY->ODU1-
>OTU1->line side. In cascading mode, the service
mapping trail is n*ANY->ODU1->OTU1->line
side.
 ANY-ODUFLEX-NONAGGR:service
package that enables 8 x GE services to be
encapsulated into ODU0 services.
For the 54TOA, 54THA, 11LOA, 55TQX, and 53TDX
boards, valid values are as follows:
 NONE: indicates that the port is not used. All
the boards support this mode.
 ANY-ODUFLEX: tributary ODUFlex mode.
In this mode, client-side signals (2.5 Gbit/s to 4.25
Gbit/s for 54TOA and 54THA, 8 Gbit/s to 10
Gbit/s for 53TDX and 55TQX) are encapsulated
into ODUFlex signals and then output to the WDM
side. The 54TOA, 54THA, 55TQX, and 53TDX
boards support this mode.
 ANY-ODU2: tributary ODU2 non-
convergency mode. In this mode, 8 Gbit/s to 10
Gbit/s client-side signals are encapsulated into
ODU2 signals and then output to the WDM side.
The 55TQX and 53TDX boards support this mode.
 OTU1-ODU0: tributary ODU1-ODU0 mode.
In this mode, a board functions as a tributary board
and receives the OTU1 service. The service
mapping trail is OTU1->ODU1->2*ODU0->cross-
connection board. The 54TOA and 54THA board
supports this mode.
 ANY-ODU0-NONAGGR: tributary ODU0
non-convergence mode. The service mapping trail
is Any -> ODU0 -> cross-connection board. The

54TOA and 54THA board supports this mode.
 ANY-ODU1-AGGR: tributary ODU1
convergence mode. The service mapping trail is
Any -> ODU1 -> cross-connection board. The
54TOA and 54THA board supports this mode.
 ANY-ODU1-NONAGGR: tributary ODU1
is 1.5–2.5 Gbit/s signals (including OTU1 signals)
-> ODU1 -> cross-connection board. The 54TOA
and 54THA board supports this mode.
 ANY-ODU0(-ODU1)-OTU2: tributary ODU0
is ANY -> ODU0 -> [ODU1->]ODU2-> OTU2 ->
line side. The timeslot allocation mode of WDM-
side ports determines whether signals traverse
ODU1. When the consecutive timeslot allocation
mode is used, signals traverse ODU1. The 11LOA
board supports the tributary ODU0 non-
convergence mode.
 ANY-ODU1-OTU2: tributary ODU1 non-
convergence mode. The service mapping trail is
ANY/OTU1 -> ODU1 –> ODU2 -> OTU2-> line
side. The 11LOA board supports this mode.
 OTU1-ODU0(-ODU1)-OTU2: tributary
ODU1-ODU0 mode. The service mapping trail is
OTU1 -> ODU1 -> ODU0 ->(ODU1 ->) ODU2 ->
OTU2->line side. The timeslot allocation mode of
WDM-side ports determines whether signals
traverse ODU1. When the consecutive timeslot
allocation mode is used, signals traverse ODU1.
The 11LOA board supports this mode.
 ANY-ODUFLEX-OTU2: tributary ODUflex
is ANY -> ODUFlex -> ODU2 -> OTU2 -> line
 ANY-OTU2: tributary ODU2 mode.The
service mapping trail is ANY->ODU2->OTU2-
>line side. The 11LOA board supports this mode.
NOTE:
This parameter cannot be set with other parameters at the
same time.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the service type that the port supports. The NA
 ANY
 GETH
 XGETH (For the TBE unit, there are two
working modes: 10GE WAN and 10GE LAN.)
 FETH
 OTU1
 OTU2
 OTU3
 OTU5G
 STM1
 STM4
 STM16
 STM64
 STM256
 OC3
 OC12
 OC48
 OC192
 OC768
 FC100
 FC200
 FC400
 FC800
 FC1200
 FICON
 FICONEXP(FICON Express)
 FICON4G
 FICON8G
 HDSDI
 DVBASI(DVB-ASI)
 SDI
 ESCON
 FDDI
 ISC1G
 ISC2G
 ETR
 CLO
 IBSDR
 CBR10G
 CPRI1
 CPRI2
 CPRI3
 3GSDI
 HDSDIRBR
 3GSDIRBR
NOTE:
This parameter cannot be set with other parameters at the
same time.
<RATE> Indicates the rate of a service type. It is only applicable NA

to ANY services.
It can be a floating-point value; measured in units of
1M; accurate to 0.01M.
For the TOM unit, the valid values are as follows:
 Path 1: 125 to 200, 250 to 400, 500 to 800,
1000 to 1600, 2000 to 2200.
 Path 2 to 8: 125 to 200, 250 to 400, 500 to
800, 1000 to 1250.
For the
TN12LQMD/TN12LQMS/TN13LQM/TN12TQM
unit, the valid values are as follows:
 Path 1: 125 to 200, 250 to 400, 500 to 800,
1000 to 1600, 2000 to 2200.
 Path 2 to 4: 125 to 200, 250 to 400, 500 to
800, 1000 to 1250.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-CLNT::CLNT-1-6-1-4:C:::PLDTYPE=ESCON;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-11 21:32:07 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.6.9 RTRV-CLNT
D.6.9 RTRV-CLNT
Retrieves the attributes of the logical client facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the logical client facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CLNT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NA

ID>
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
ID>
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
Refer to CLNT for the valid values of <AID> for
specific units.
Response Syntax
[WORKMODE=<WORKMODE>,][PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>,][RATE=<RATE>]"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters

 VCLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
 VCLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
<WORKMODE> Indicates the working mode and is applicable only to the 52TOM board. If the
value ends with ODUn, the board functions as a tributary board. In this mode,
the services are transmitted to the cross-connect board. If the value ends with
OTUn, the board functions as a line and tributary board. In this mode, the
service is not transmitted to the cross-connect board but is output directly. The
description of each value is as follows:
 NONE: indicates that the port is not used.

 ANY-ODU0/-ODU1: indicates that the board functions as a tributary
board and receives the ODU0 service. In non-cascading mode, the service
mapping trails is ANY->ODU0->cross-connect board, or ANY->ODU0-
>ODU1->cross-connect board. In cascading mode, the service mapping trail
is n*ANY->2*ODU0->cross-connect board, or n*ANY->2*ODU0->ODU1-
>cross-connect board.
 ANY-ODU0-OTU1: indicates that the board functions as a line and
tributary board and receives the ODU0 service. In non-cascading mode, the
service mapping trail is ANY->ODU0->ODU1->OTU1->line side. In
cascading mode, the service mapping trail is n*ANY->2*ODU0->ODU1-
>OTU1->line side.
 ANY-ODU1: indicates that the board functions as a tributary board and
receives the ODU1 service. In non-cascading mode, the service mapping trail
is OTU1/ANY->ODU1->cross-connect board. In cascading mode, the
service mapping trail is n*ANY->ODU1->cross-connect board.
 OTU1-ANY-ODU0-ODU1: indicates that the board functions as a
tributary board and receives the ODU1 service. The service mapping trails is
OTU1->ODU1->n*ANY->2*ODU0->ODU1->cross-connect board.
 OTU1-ODU0: indicates that the board functions as a tributary board and
receives the ODU1 service. The service mapping trail is OTU1->ODU1-
>2*ODU0->cross-connection board.
 OTU1-ANY-ODU0: indicates that the board functions as a tributary
board and receives the ODU1 service. The service mapping trail is OTU1-
>ODU1->n*ANY->2*ODU0->cross-connect board.
 OTU1-ANY-ODU0-OTU1: indicates that the board functions as a line
and tributary board and receives the ODU1 service. The service mapping
trail is OTU1->ODU1->n*ANY->2*ODU0->ODU1->OTU1->line side.
 ANY-OTU1: indicates that the board functions as a line and tributary
board and receives the ODU1 service. In non-cascading mode, the service
mapping trail is OTU1/ANY->ODU1->OTU1->line side. In cascading
mode, the service mapping trail is n*ANY->ODU1->OTU1->line side.
 ANY-ODUFLEX-NONAGGR:service package that enables 8 x GE
services to be encapsulated into ODU0 services.
For the 54TOA, 54THA, 11LOA, 55TQX, and 53TDX boards, valid values are
as follows:
 NONE: indicates that the port is not used. All the boards support this
mode.
 ANY-ODUFLEX: tributary ODUFlex mode. In this mode, client-side
signals (2.5 Gbit/s to 4.25 Gbit/s for 54TOA and 54THA, 8 Gbit/s to 10
Gbit/s for 53TDX and 55TQX) are encapsulated into ODUFlex signals and
then output to the WDM side. The 54TOA, 54THA, 55TQX, and 53TDX
boards support this mode.
 ANY-ODU2: tributary ODU2 non-convergency mode. In this mode, 8
Gbit/s to 10 Gbit/s client-side signals are encapsulated into ODU2 signals
and then output to the WDM side. The 55TQX and 53TDX boards support
this mode.
 OTU1-ODU0: tributary ODU1-ODU0 mode. In this mode, a board
functions as a tributary board and receives the OTU1 service. The service
mapping trail is OTU1->ODU1->2*ODU0->cross-connection board. The

54TOA and 54THA board support this mode.
 ANY-ODU0-NONAGGR: tributary ODU0 non-convergence mode. The
service mapping trail is Any -> ODU0 -> cross-connection board. The
54TOA and 54THA board support this mode.
 ANY-ODU1-AGGR: tributary ODU1 convergence mode. The service
mapping trail is Any -> ODU1 -> cross-connection board. The 54TOA and
54THA board support this mode.
 ANY-ODU1-NONAGGR: tributary ODU1 non-convergence mode. The
service mapping trail is 1.5–2.5 Gbit/s signals (including OTU1 signals) ->
ODU1 -> cross-connection board. The 54TOA and 54THA board support
this mode.
 ANY-ODU0(-ODU1)-OTU2: tributary ODU0 non-convergence mode.
The service mapping trail is ANY -> ODU0 -> [ODU1->]ODU2-> OTU2 ->
line side. The timeslot allocation mode of WDM-side ports determines
whether signals traverse ODU1. When the consecutive timeslot allocation
mode is used, signals traverse ODU1. The 11LOA board supports the
tributary ODU0 non-convergence mode.
 ANY-ODU1-OTU2: tributary ODU1 non-convergence mode. The
service mapping trail is ANY/OTU1 -> ODU1 –> ODU2 -> OTU2-> line
 OTU1-ODU0(-ODU1)-OTU2: tributary ODU1-ODU0 mode. The
service mapping trail is OTU1 -> ODU1 -> ODU0 ->(ODU1 ->) ODU2 ->
OTU2->line side. The timeslot allocation mode of WDM-side ports
determines whether signals traverse ODU1. When the consecutive timeslot
allocation mode is used, signals traverse ODU1. The 11LOA board supports
this mode.
 ANY-ODUFLEX-OTU2: tributary ODUflex non-convergence mode.
The service mapping trail is ANY -> ODUFlex -> ODU2 -> OTU2 -> line
 ANY-OTU2: tributary ODU2 mode.The service mapping trail is ANY-
>ODU2->OTU2->line side. The 11LOA board supports this mode.
NOTE:
This parameter cannot be set with other parameters at the same time.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the service type that the port supports. The valid values are as follows:
 GETH
 XGETH (For the TBE unit, there are two working modes: 10GE WAN
and 10GE LAN.)
 FETH
 OTU1
 OTU2
 OTU3
 OTU5G
 STM1
 STM4
 STM16
 STM64
 STM256
 OC3
 OC12
 OC48
 OC192
 OC768
 FC100
 FC200
 FC400
 FC800
 FC1200
 FICON
 FICON4G
 HDSDI
 DVBASI(DVB-ASI)
 SDI
 ESCON
 FDDI
 ISC1G
 ISC2G
 ETR
 CLO
 IBSDR
 IBDDR
 ANY
 IBSDR
 CBR10G
 CPRI1
 CPRI2
 CPRI3
 3GSDI
 HDSDIRBR
 3GSDIRBR
<RATE> Indicates the rate of a service type. It is applicable only to Any services.
Example
Command
RTRV-CLNT::CLNT-1-6-1-4:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-11 21:32:26
M C COMPLD
"CLNT-1-6-1-4::PLDTYPE=ESCON" ;
Related Commands
D.6.8 ED-CLNT
D.6.10 ED-LEDSTATE
Configures the status of the stat indicator on a board.
Function
This command configures the status of the stat indicator on a board.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-LEDSTATE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[LEDSTATE=<LEDSTATE>]
Command Parameters

 SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>
Refer to EQPT for the valid values of <AID>
<LEDSTATE> The value format is as follows: OFF

 ON: enables the stat indicator to blink.
 OFF: enables the stat indicator not to blink.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ed-ledstate::slot-1-9:s:::ledstate=on;
Response Message
NE 2011-06-13 08:59:05
M S COMPLD;
Related Commands
Queries the status of the stat indicator on a board.
Function
This command queries the status of the stat indicator on a board.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LEDSTATE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>
Command Parameters

 SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>
Response Syntax
^^^"<AID>::[LEDSTATE=<LEDSTATE>]"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source AID.

The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>
<LEDSTATE> Indicates the led state.

The valid value is ON and OFF.
Example
Command
rtrv-ledstate::slot-1-9:s;
Response Message
NE 2011-06-13 08:59:04
M S COMPLD
"SLOT-1-3::LEDSTATE=OFF";
Related Commands
D.6.10 ED-LEDSTATE
D.6.12 ED-EC
Edits the attributes of the physical electric facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the physical electric facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-EC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],
[PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<PORT ID>.
Refer to EC for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.
<PORTMEMO> Indicates additional information about the optical port. It NA

is a string that consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually
it is used to identify the port name.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the port. This parameter is GETH
only valid for cards that support Ethernet layer 2
processing. The valid values are as follows:
 FETH
 GETH
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer; units are expressed 00-15
in minutes. It is valid only when Auto In-Service is
supported. SVTIMER is a string in an HH-MM (00-
15...48-00) format.
 HH: hour
 MM: minute

<SST> Indicates the secondary state. The valid values are AINS, NA
SB, and SB-DEA. It can be set to SB if the entity is in
OOS-MA; no outgoing traffic is allowed and incoming
traffic is ignored. When PWRMODE is set to SAVING,
the port is in a power-saving state.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-EC::FAC-1-8-3:C:::PLDTYPE=FETH;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-11 21:12:53
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.13 RTRV-EC
D.6.13 RTRV-EC
Retrieves the attributes of the physical electric facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the physical electric facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-EC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
Refer to EC for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],[SILKSCREEN=<SILKSCREEN>],TYPE=<TYPE>,
[PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>],SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<PORTMEMO> Indicates additional information about the optical port. It is a string that
consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually it is used to identify the port
name.
<SILKSCREEN> Indicates the character string silk-screened at the corresponding port on the
front panel.
<TYPE> Indicates the port type. Electrical ports can only serve as client-side ports.
The valid value is CLIENT.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the port. This parameter is only valid for cards
that support Ethernet layer 2 processing. The valid values are as follows:
 FETH
 GETH
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer; units are expressed in minutes. It is
valid only when Auto In-Service is supported. SVTIMER is a string in an
HH-MM format.
 HH: hour, which is an integer ranging from 0 to 48.
 MM: minute, which is an integer ranging from 0 to 59.
<PST> Indicates the status of the primary state qualifier. The valid values are IS and
OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-EC::FAC-1-16-3:C;
Response Message
AAAAA 1990-01-01 15:22:46
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-16-3::PORTMEMO=\"\",TYPE=CLIENT,PLDTYPE=GETH,SVTIMER=00-15:OOS-
AU,AINS&SGEO"
;
>
Related Commands
D.6.12 ED-EC
D.6.14 ED-CFP
Edits the attributes of the physical optical carrier facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the physical optical carrier facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-CFP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[ALS=<ALS>],[LOSTH=<LOSTH>],
[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
Refer to OC for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.

<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are OPEN
OPEN and CLOSE.
<ALS> Indicates whether the automatic laser shutdown is ENABLE

enabled. The valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE.
<LOSTH> Indicates the threshold power value of the LOS (Loss of NA

Signal). This parameter is only valid for the DCP/OLP
unit.
<LOSTH> is measured in units of 1.0 dBm.
<DELAYTIME> Indicates the delay time. It is an integer ranging from 0 to NA

This parameter is only valid for the channels in a
protection group.
port.
configured.
15...48-00) format.
HH: hour
MM: minute

SB and SB-DEA.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-CFP::FAC-1-4-3:D:::ALS=ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2008-06-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.15 RTRV-CFP
D.6.15 RTRV-CFP
Retrieves the attributes of the physical optical carrier facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the physical optical carrier facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CFP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],SILKSCREEN=<SILKSCREEN>,
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[ALS=<ALS>],[LOSTH=<LOSTH>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],
[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>],SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
name.
front panel.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are OPEN and CLOSE.
<ALS> Indicates the automatic laser shutdown flag. The valid values are ENABLE
and DISABLE.
<LOSTH> Indicates the threshold power value of the LOS. This parameter is only valid
for the DCP/OLP unit.
<DELAYTIME> It is only valid for the ports of a protection group.

HH-MM format.
HH: hour, which is an integer ranging from 0 to 48.
MM: minute, which is an integer ranging from 0 to 59.
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-CFP::FAC-1-7-3:C;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-03 08:37:13
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-7-3::PORTMEMO=\"\",SILKSCREEN=TX1/RX1
( IP3 ),LSRSTATE=CLOSE,ALS=ENABLE,SVTIMER=00-15:OOS-AU,AINS&SGEO"
;
Related Commands
D.6.14 ED-CFP
D.6.16 ED-OC
Edits the attributes of the physical optical carrier facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the physical optical carrier facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[ALS=<ALS>],[OFC=<OFC>,][PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>],
[CLNTPLDTYPE=<CLNTPLDTYPE>],[MAXSPEED=<MAXSPEED>],
[LOSTH=<LOSTH>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[TSMODE=<TSMODE>],
[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
units.

<TYPE> Indicates the port type (client-side or line-side). This NA

parameter is only valid for cards that support configurable
client-side and line-side working modes. The valid values
are as follows:
 CLIENT
 LINE
NOTE:
This parameter cannot be set with other parameters at the same
time.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are OPEN
OPEN and CLOSE.

<OFC> Indicates whether OFC is enabled or disabled. This DISABLE

parameter is applicable only for the ISC1G and ISC2G
services. The valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the port. This parameter is NA

only valid for the Ethernet Layer 2 processing card (TBE
and L4G), LSX and the transparent transmit card (LWX).
 ANY
 GETH
 10GETH (There are two working modes for TBE
units: 10GE WAN and 10GE LAN.)
 FETH
 OTU1
 OTU2
 OTU3
 OTU5G
 STM1
 STM4
 STM16
 STM64
 STM256
 OC3
 OC12
 OC48
 OC192
 OC768
 FC100
 FC200
 FC400
 FC1200
 FICON
 FICON4G
 HDSDI
 DVBASI(DVB-ASI)
 SDI
 ESCON
 FDDI
 ISC1G
 ISC2G
 ETR
 CLO
Only FETH, GETH, and 10GETH are valid values for
layer 2 processing cards.
All the preceding values are valid for the transparent
transmit card. MAXSPEED is invalid (not displayed upon
query) unless PLDTYPE is set to ANY.
NOTE:
time.
<CLNTPLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the client side. This NA

parameter is only valid for cards that support OTUk
services on the client side.
The valid values are OTN and CLIENT.
<MAXSPEED> Indicates the maximum bearer rate of client services. This NA

parameter is only valid for transparent transmit cards such
as the LWX. The value is expressed in Mbit/s.
MAXSPEED is valid when PLDTYPE is set to ANY.
<LOSTH> Indicates the threshold power value of the LOS (Loss of NA

Signal). This parameter is only valid for the DCP/OLP
unit.

This parameter is only valid for the channels in a
protection group.
port.
configured.
<TSMODE> Indicates the timeslot allocation mode. The valid values RANDOM
are as follows:
 FIX: The number of timeslots allocated is fixed.
 RANDOM: The number of timeslots allocated is
random.
15...48-00) format.
HH: hour
MM: minute

SB and SB-DEA.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-OC::FAC-1-4-3:D:::ALS=ENABLE,PLDTYPE=ANY,MAXSPEED=24700;
Response Message
NE 2008-06-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.17 RTRV-OC
D.6.17 RTRV-OC
Retrieves the attributes of the physical optical carrier facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the physical optical carrier facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[TYPE=<TYPE>],[ALS=<ALS>],[OFC=<OFC>],
[PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>],[CLNTPLDTYPE=<CLNTPLDTYPE>],[MAXSPEED=<MAXSPEED>],
[ACTSPEED=<ACTSPEED>],[LOSTH=<LOSTH>],[ELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],
[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>],TSMODE=<TSMODE>,SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>:<PST>,<SST>"<
cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
name.
front panel.
<TYPE> Indicates the port type. Colorless optical ports can only serve as client-side
ports.
The valid values are CLIENT and LINE.
<ALS> Indicates the automatic laser shutdown flag. The valid values are ENABLE
and DISABLE.
<OFC> Indicates whether OFC is enabled or disabled. This parameter is only valid
to ISC1G/ISC2G/IBSDR/IBDDR services. The valid values are ENABLE
and DISABLE.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the port. This parameter is only valid for
Ethernet Layer 2 processing cards, LSX and transparent transmit cards
(LWX). The valid values are as follows:
 ANY
 GETH
 10GETH (There are two working modes for TBE units: 10GE
WAN and 10GE LAN.)
 FETH
 OTU1
 OTU2
 OTU3
 OTU5G
 STM1
 STM4
 STM16
 STM64
 STM256
 OC3
 OC12
 OC48
 OC192
 OC768
 FC100
 FC200
 FC400
 FC1200
 FICON
 FICON4G
 HDSDI
 DVBASI(DVB-ASI)
 SDI
 ESCON
 FDDI
 ISC1G
 ISC2G
 ETR
 CLO
Only FETH, GETH, and 10GETH are valid values for layer 2 processing
cards.
All the preceding values are valid for the transparent transmit card.
MAXSPEED is invalid (not displayed upon query) when PLDTYPE is not
set to ANY.
<CLNTPLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the client side. This parameter is only valid for
cards which support OTUk services on the client side.
<MAXSPEED> Indicates the maximum bearer rate of client services. This parameter is only
valid for transparent transmit cards such as the TN12LWXS. The value is
expressed in Mbit/s. MAXSPEED is valid when PLDTYPE is set to ANY.
<ACTSPEED> Indicates the actual bit rate of client services. The value is expressed in
Mbit/s.
<LOSTH> Indicates the threshold power value of the LOS. This parameter is only valid
for the DCP/OLP unit.
<DELAYTIME> It is only valid for the ports of a protection group.

<TSMODE> Indicates the timeslot allocation mode. The valid values are as follows:

 RANDOM: The number of timeslots allocated is random.
HH-MM format.
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-OC::FAC-1-7-3:C;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-03 08:37:13
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-7-3::PORTMEMO=\"\",SILKSCREEN=TX1/RX1
( IP3 ),LSRSTATE=CLOSE,TYPE=CLIENT,ALS=ENABLE,SVTIMER=00-15:OOS-
AU,AINS&SGEO"
;
Related Commands
D.6.16 ED-OC
D.6.18 ED-OCH
Edits the attributes of the physical OCH facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the physical OCH facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OCH:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[CNTRFEQ=<CNTRFREQ>],
[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[TYPE=<TYPE>],
[ALS=<ALS>],[OFC=<OFC>],[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>],[WVNUM=<WVNUM>],
[ADBANDTYPE=<ADBANDTYPE>],[ADWVNUM=<ADWVNUM>],
[EXPBANDTYPE=<EXPBANDTYPE>],[EXPWVNUM=<EXPWVNUM>],
[PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>],[CLNTPLDTYPE=<CLNTPLDTYPE>],
[MAXSPEED=<MAXSPEED>],[LOSTH=<LOSTH>],[EXPPWR=<EXPPWR>],
[ATTEN=<ATTEN>],[VOAOFFSET=<VOAOFFSET>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],
[TSMODE=<TSMODE>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>],
[PMDTOLERANCE=<PMDTOLERANCE>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters
Default
Parameters Description Value

<CHANNEL ID>
Refer to OCH for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.
<CNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency of wave, such as NULL
192.10625THz.
<PORTMEMO> Indicates additional information about the optical port. It is a NA
string that consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually it is
used to identify the port name.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are OPEN OPEN
and CLOSE.
<TYPE> Indicates the port type (client-or line-side). This parameter is CLIENT
only valid for cards that support configurable client-side and
line-side working modes.
 CLIENT
 LINE
NOTE:
time.
<ALS> Indicates whether the automatic laser shutdown is enabled. NA

The valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE.
This parameter is only valid for the LWX card.
<OFC> Indicates whether OFC is enabled or disabled. This parameter DISABLE

is applicable only to ISC1G and ISC2G services. The valid
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the working band of the port. The valid values are NA
Default
CBAND and CWDMBAND.
<WVNUM> Indicates the operating wavelength number of the port. NA
<ADBANDTYPE> Indicates the band type of add/drop wavelengths. The valid NA

values are CBAND and CWDMBAND. This parameter is
only valid for the MR series card.
<ADWVNUM> Indicates the add/drop wavelength number. This parameter is NA

only valid for the MR series card.
<EXPBANDTYPE> Indicates the expected receive band at the port. The valid NA
values are CBAND, CWDMBAND, and TX. The value TX
indicates that the expected receive band is the same as the
transmit band.
<EXPWVNUM> Indicates the number of the expected receive wavelength. The NA

valid values are from 1 to 80, and TX. The value TX indicates
that the number of the expected receive wavelength is the
same as the that of the transmit wavelength.
<STCNTRFREQ> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength's center NA

frequence specified by <STCNTRFREQ>.
<STBANDWIDTH> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength's band NA

width specified by <STBANDWIDTH>.
<EXPCNTRFREQ> Indicates the expected receive band's center frequence at the NA

port. The value TX indicates that the expected receive band is
the same as the transmit band.
<EXPBANDWIDTH> Indicates the expected receive band's band width at the port. NA
The value TX indicates that the expected receive band is the
same as the transmit band.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the port. This parameter is only NA
valid for the Ethernet Layer 2 processing card (L4G and TBE)
and the transparent transmit card (LWX). The valid values are
as follows:
 ANY
 GETH
 10GETH (There are two working modes for TBE
units: 10GE WAN and 10GE LAN.)
 FETH
 OTU1
 OTU2
 OTU3
 OTU5G
 STM1
 STM4
Default
 STM16
 STM64
 STM256
 OC3
 OC12
 OC48
 OC192
 OC768
 FC100
 FC200
 FC400
 FC1200
 FICON
 FICONEXP (FICON Express)
 FICON4G
 HDSDI
 DVBASI(DVB-ASI)
 SDI
 ESCON
 FDDI
 ISC1G
 ISC2G
 ETR
 CLO
Only FETH, GETH, and 10GETH are valid values for Layer
2 processing cards.
All the preceding values are valid for transparent transmit
cards. MAXSPEED is invalid (not displayed upon query)
unless PLDTYPE is set to ANY.
NOTE:
time.
<CLNTPLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the client side. This parameter is NA
only valid for the card that supports the OTUk services on the
client side.
The valid values are OTN and CLIENT.
<MAXSPEED> Indicates the maximum bearer rate of client services. This NA

parameter is only valid for transparent transmit cards such as
the LWX. The value is expressed in Mbit/s. MAXSPEED is
valid when PLDTYPE is set to ANY.
<LOSTH> Indicates the threshold power value of the LOS. This NA

parameter is only valid for the DCP/OLP unit.
Default
<EXPPWR> Indicates the optical power transmitted expected for ROAM. NA

The system adjusts the output power to EXPPWR when: a
command is issued; a card resets; or the received signal status
at the port recovers from LOS.
<ATTEN> Indicates the attenuation applied at the interface. The value is NA

expressed in dBm and is accurate to 0.1 dBm.
<VOAOFFSET> Indicates the attenuation adjustment change expressed in 1 NA

dB; accurate to 0.1 dB.

This parameter is only valid for the channels in a protection
group.
configured.
<TSMODE> Indicates the timeslot allocation mode. The valid values are as RANDOM
follows:
 RANDOM: The number of timeslots allocated is
random.
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer; units are expressed in 00-15
minutes. It is valid only when Auto In-Service is supported.
SVTIMER is a string in an HH-MM (00-15...48-00) format.
 HH: hour
 MM: minute
<PMDTOLERANCE> Indicates the PMD tolerance at the port. The valid values are 30
as follows:
30,60.
<SST> Indicates the secondary state. The valid values are AINS, SB, NA
and SB-DEA. It can be set to SB if the entity is in OOS-MA;
no outgoing traffic is allowed and incoming traffic is ignored.
When PWRMODE is set to SAVING, the port is in the
power-saving state.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OCH::FAC-1-4-3:C:::PLDTYPE=FETH;
ED-OCH::FAC-1-26-1:C:::CNTRFREQ=195.75625THz,ATTEN=1;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.19 RTRV-OCH
D.6.19 RTRV-OCH
Retrieves the attributes of the physical OCH facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the physical OCH facility
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OCH:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<CHANNEL ID>
Refer to OCH for the valid values of <AID> for
specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[CNTRFREQ=<CNTRFEQ>],
[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],SILKSCREEN=<SILKSCREEN>,[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],
[TYPE=<TYPE>],[ALS=<ALS>],[OFC=<OFC>],[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>],
[WVNUM=<WVNUM>],[ACTBANDTYPE=<ACTBANDTYPE>],[ACTWVNUM=<ACTWVNUM>],
[ADBANDTYPE=<ADBANDTYPE>],[ADWVNUM=<ADWVNUM>],[ADWV=<ADWV>],
[ACTADBANDTYPE=<ACTADBANDTYPE>],[ACTADWVNUM=<ACTADWVNUM>],
[ACTADWV=<ACTADWV>],[WVNUMRANGE=<WVNUMRANGE>],[PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>],
[CLNTPLDTYPE=<CLNTPLDTYPE>],[MAXSPEED=<MAXSPEED>],[ACTSPEED=<ACTSPEED>],
[LOSTH=<LOSTH>],[EXPPWR=<EXPPWR>],[ATTEN=<ATTEN>],[MINATTEN=<MINATTEN>],
[MAXATTEN=<MAXATTEN>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>],
[TSMODE=<TSMODE>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>],
[PMDTOLERANCE=<PMDTOLERANCE>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

 FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
<CNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency of wave, such as 192.10625THz.
<PORTMEMO> Indicates the optical port memo. It is a string consists of not more than
64 bytes. Usually it is used to identify the port name.
<SILKSCREEN> Indicates the character string silk-screened at the corresponding port on

the front panel.
<TYPE> Indicates the port type (client-side or line-side). The valid values are as
follows:
 CLIENT
 LINE
<ALS> Indicates whether the automatic laser shutdown is enabled. The valid
<OFC> Indicates whether OFC is enabled. This parameter is only valid to

ISC1G and ISC2G services. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the working band of the port. The valid values are CBAND
and CWDMBAND.
<WVNUM> Indicates the operating wavelength number of the port.
<WV> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength specified by

<WVNUM>. The valid format is frequency/wavelength:
xxxxTHz/xxxnm.
<ACTBANDTYPE> Indicates the actual working band of the port. The valid values are
CBAND and CWDMBAND (Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing
Band).
<ACTWVNUM> Indicates the actual operating wavelength number of the port.
<ACTWV> Indicates the information of the actual operating wavelength specified

by <ACTWVNUM>. The valid format is frequency/wavelength:
xxxxTHz/xxxnm.
<ADBANDTYPE> Indicates the band type of add/drop wavelengths. The valid values are
CBAND and CWDMBAND. This parameter is only valid for the MR
series card.
<ADWVNUM> Indicates the add/drop wavelength number. This parameter is only valid
for the MR series card.
<ADWV> Indicates the information of the add/drop wavelength specified by

<ADWVNUM>. The valid format is frequency/wavelength:
xxxxTHz/xxxnm. This parameter is only valid for the MR series card.
<ACTADBANDTYPE> Indicates the actual band type of add/drop wavelengths. The valid values
are CBAND and CWDMBAND. This parameter is only valid for the
MR series card.
<ACTADWVNUM> Indicates the actual add/drop wavelength number. This parameter is only
valid for the MR series card.
<ACTADWV> Indicates the information of the actual add/drop wavelength specified by

<ACTADWVNUM>. The valid format is frequency/wavelength:
xxxxTHz/xxxnm. This parameter is only valid for the MR series card.
<WVNUMRANGE> Indicates the actual operating wavelength range that the port supports.
The range is expressed by using &&. For example, 1&&40.
<EXPBANDTYPE> Indicates the expected receive band at the port. The valid values are
CBAND, CWDMBAND, and TX. The value TX indicates that the
expected receive band is the same as the transmit band.
<EXPWVNUM> Indicates the number of the expected receive wavelength. The valid
values are from 1 to 80, and TX. The value TX indicates that the number
of the expected receive wavelength is the same as that of the transmit
wavelength.
<EXPWV> Indicates the information of the expected receive wavelength specified

by <EXPWVNUM>. The valid format is frequency/wavelength:
xxxxTHz/xxxnm.
<STCNTRFREQ> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength's center frequence

specified by <STCNTRFREQ>.
<STBANDWIDTH> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength's band width

specified by <STBANDWIDTH>.
<ACTCNTRFREQ> Indicates the information of the actual operating wavelength's center

frequence specified by <ACTCNTRFREQ>.
<ACTBANDWIDTH> Indicates the information of the actual operating wavelength's band

width specified by <ACTBANDWIDTH>.
<EXPCNTRFREQ> Indicates the expected receive band's center frequence at the port. The
value TX indicates that the expected receive band is the same as the
transmit band.
<EXPBANDWIDTH> Indicates the expected receive band's band width at the port. The value
TX indicates that the expected receive band is the same as the transmit
band.
<CNTRFREQRANGE> Indicates the actual operating wavelength's center frequence range that
the port supports. The range is expressed by using &&.
<BANDWIDTHRANGE> Indicates the actual operating wavelength's band width range that the
port supports. The range is expressed by using &&.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the port. This parameter is only valid for the
Ethernet Layer 2 processing card (TBE and L4G) and the transparent
transmit card (LWX). The valid values are as follows:
 ANY
 GETH
 10GETH (There are two working modes for TBE units: 10GE
WAN and 10GE LAN.)
 FETH
 OTU1
 OTU2
 OTU3
 OTU5G
 STM1
 STM4
 STM16
 STM64
 STM256
 OC3
 OC12
 OC48
 OC192
 OC768
 FC100
 FC200
 FC400
 FC1200
 FICON
 FICON4G
 HDSDI
 DVBASI(DVB-ASI)
 SDI
 ESCON
 FDDI
 ISC1G
 ISC2G
 ETR
 CLO
Only FETH, GETH, and 10GETH are valid values for layer 2
processing cards.
All the preceding values are valid for transparent transmit cards.
MAXSPEED is invalid (not displayed upon query) unless PLDTYPE is
set to ANY.
<CLNTPLDTYPE> Indicates the service type at the client side. This parameter is only valid
for cards that support OTUk services on the client side.
<LOSTH> Indicates the threshold power value of the LOS. This parameter is only
valid for the DCP/OLP unit.
<MAXSPEED> Indicates the maximum bearer rate of client services. This parameter is
only valid for transparent transmit cards such as the LWX. The value is
expressed in Mbit/s. MAXSPEED is valid when PLDTYPE is set to
ANY.
<ACTSPEED> Indicates the actual bit rate of client services. The value is expressed in
Mbit/s.
<EXPPWR> Indicates the optical power transmitted expected for ROAM.

The system adjusts the output power to <EXPPWR> when: a command
is issued; a card resets; or the received signal status at the port recovers
from LOS.
<ATTEN> Indicates the attenuation applied at the interface. The value is expressed
in dBm and is accurate to 0.1 dBm.
<MINATTEN> Indicates the minimum attenuation that can be configured on this

interface. The value is expressed in dBm and is accurate to 0.1 dBm.
<MAXATTEN> Indicates the maximum attenuation that can be configured on this

<DELAYTIME> This parameter is only valid for the ports of a protection group.
<SWITCHSTATE> Indicates the state of the switching. It is only valid when the port is in
the protection group. For the valid values of <SWITCHSTATE>, refer
to SWITCHSTATE.
<TSMODE> Indicates the timeslot allocation mode. The valid values are as follows:
 RANDOM: The number of timeslots allocated is random.
valid only when Auto In-Service is supported. SVTIMER is a string in
an HH-MM format.
<PMDTOLERANCE> Indicates the PMD tolerance at the port. The valid values are as follows:
30,60.
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-OCH::FAC-1-2-1:D;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-17 08:25:01
M D COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-
1::PORTMEMO=\"\",SILKSCREEN=OUT1/IN1( OP1 ),LSRSTATE=OPEN,BANDTYPE=CBAND,WV
NUM=1,WV=196.05THz/1529.16nm,ACTBANDTYPE=CBAND,ACTWVNUM=1,ACTWV=196.05THz/1
529.16nm,WVNUMRANGE=1&&80,SVTIMER=00-15,PMDTOLERANCE=30:IS-NR"
;
Related Commands
D.6.18 ED-OCH
D.6.20 ED-OMS
Edits the attributes of the OMS facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the OMS facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OMS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::::[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
Refer to OMS for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.

<SST> Indicates the secondary state. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OMS::FAC-1-1-1:100::::OOS;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.25 RTRV-OTS
D.6.21 RTRV-OMS
Retrieves the attributes of the OMS facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the OMS facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OMS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NA
<AID> The valid format is FAC-
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>.
Refer to OMS for the valid

values of <AID> for specific
units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:::<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-OMS::FAC-1-2-1:C;
Response Message
AAAAA 2008-11-01 20:45:44
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-1:::OOS-AUMA,SGEO"
;
Related Commands
D.6.24 ED-OTS
D.6.22 ED-OSC
Edits optical supervisory channel.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the OSC port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OSC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[BEFECSDBER=<BEFECSDBER>],[DEGTH=<DEGTH>],
[DEGTIME=<DEGTIME>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT NA

ID>-<PORT ID>.
<PORTMEMO> Indicates additional information about the optical NA

port. It is a string that consists of no more than
64 bytes. Usually it is used to identify the port
name.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values OPEN
are OPEN and CLOSE.
<BEFECSDBER> Indicates the SD threshold before FEC alarm. 1E-4

The valid value ranges from 1E-12 to 1E-1.
<DEGTH> Indicates the SD threshold for bit errors in 190

BURST mode. The valid value is 0-10167.
<DEGTIME> Indicates the DEG detection time expressed in 7

seconds.
The valid value ranges from 2 to 10.
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer; units are 00-15

expressed in minutes. It is valid only when Auto
In-Service is supported. SVTIMER is a string in
an HH-MM format.
HH: hour, which is an integer ranging from 0 to
48.
MM: minute, which is an integer ranging from 0
to 59.
<PST> Indicates the status of the primary state qualifier. NA

The valid values are IS and OOS.
<SST> Indicates the secondary state. The valid values NA

are AINS, SB, and SB-DEA. It can be set to SB
if the entity is in OOS-MA; no outgoing traffic is
allowed and incoming traffic is ignored. When
PWRMODE is set to SAVING, the port is in a
power-saving state.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-OSC::FAC-1-2-1:C:::LSRSTATE=OPEN;
Response Message
NE 2008-06-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.23 RTRV-OSC
D.6.23 RTRV-OSC
Retrieves optical supervisory channel.
Function
This command retrieves the attribute of the OSC port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OSC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF NA

ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[WV=<WV>],[BEFECSDBER=<BEFECSDBER>],[DEGTH=<DEGTH>],
[DEGTIME=<DEGTIME>],SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
name.
front panel.
<WV> Indicates the operating wavelength information of the port. The valid format
is frequency/wavelength: xxxxTHz/xxxnm.
<BEFECSDBER> Indicates the SD threshold before FEC. The valid value ranges from 1E-12 to
1E-1. The default value is 1E-4.
<DEGTH> Indicates the SD threshold for bit errors in BURST mode.
<DEGTIME> Indicates the DEG detection time expressed in seconds.

HH-MM format.
<PST> Indicates the status of the primary state qualifier. The valid values are IS (in-
service) and OOS (out-of-service).
Example
Command
RTRV-OSC::FAC-1-2-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-06-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-1::PORTMEMO=\"\",SILKSCREEN=TM1/RM1,SVTIMER=00-15:OOS-
AU,AINS&SGEO"
;
Related Commands
D.6.22 ED-OSC
D.6.24 ED-OTS
Edits the attributes of the OTS facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the OTS facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OTS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[TIMACT=<TIMACT>],
[TIMMODE=<TIMMODE>],[EXPTTISAPI=<EXPTTISAPI>],
[EXPTTIDAPI=<EXPTTIDAPI>],[TTISAPI=<TTISAPI>],[TTIDAPI=<TTIDAPI>],
[TTIOPER=<TTIOPER>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
Refer to OTS for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.
<TIMACT> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-TIM response DISABLE

is enabled. The valid values are as follows:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<TIMMODE> Indicates the TIM detection mode. OFF

 SAPI: Only the SAPI of the TTI received is
compared with that of the TTI to be received.
 DAPI: Only the DAPI of the TTI received is
 BOTH: The SAPI and DAPI of the TTI received
are compared with those of the TTI to be received.
 OFF: TIM detection is disabled.
<EXPTTISAPI> Indicates the expected TTI SAPI string. NULL

The TTI is defined by ITU-T G.709 as a 64-byte string
and contains SAPI, DAPI, and OPER.
SAPI: maximum 15-character source access point
identifier
<EXPTTIDAPI> Indicates the expected TTI DAPI string. NULL

DAPI: maximum 15-character destination access point
identifier
<TTISAPI> Indicates the TTI SAPI string to be transmitted. NULL

identifier
<TTIDAPI> Indicates the TTI DAPI string to be transmitted. NULL

identifier
<TTIOPER> Indicates the TTI OPER string to be transmitted. NULL

OPER: maximum 32-character operator specific

<SST> Indicates the secondary state. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OTS::FAC-1-1-1:100:::TIMACT=ENABLE,TIMMODE=SAPI;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.25 RTRV-OTS
D.6.25 RTRV-OTS
Retrieves the attributes of the OTS facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the OTS facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OTS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NA
<AID> The valid format is FAC-
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>.
Refer to OTS for the valid

values of <AID> for specific
units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::TIMACT=<TIMACT>,TIMMODE=<TIMMODE>,EXPTTISAPI=<EXPTTISAPI>,EXPTTI
DAPI=<EXPTTIDAPI>,TTISAPI=<TTISAPI>,TTIDAPI=<TTIDAPI>,TTIOPER=<TTIOPER>,INC
TTISAPI=<INCTTISAPI>,INCTTIDAPI=<INCTTIDAPI>,INCTTIOPER=<INCTTIOPER>:<PST>,
<SST>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<TIMACT> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-TIM response is enabled. The
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<TIMMODE> Indicates the TIM detection mode.

 SAPI: Only the SAPI of the TTI received is compared with that of
the TTI to be received.
 DAPI: Only the DAPI of the TTI received is compared with that of
 BOTH: The SAPI and DAPI of the TTI received are compared with
those of the TTI to be received.
<EXPTTISAPI> Indicates the expected TTI SAPI string.

The TTI is defined by ITU-T G.709 as a 64-byte string and contains SAPI,
DAPI, and OPER.
SAPI: maximum 15-character source access point identifier.
<EXPTTIDAPI> Indicates the expected TTI DAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
DAPI: maximum 15-character destination access point identifier.
<TTISAPI> Indicates the TTI SAPI string to be transmitted.

DAPI, and OPER.
<TTIDAPI> Indicates the TTI DAPI string to be transmitted.

DAPI, and OPER.
<TTIOPER> Indicates the TTI OPER string to be transmitted.

DAPI, and OPER.
OPER: maximum 32-character operator specific.
INCTTISAPI Indicates the incoming TTI SAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
INCTTIDAPI Indicates the incoming TTI DAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
INCTTIOPER Indicates the incoming TTI OPER string.

DAPI, and OPER.
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-OTS::FAC-1-2-1:C;
Response Message
AAAAA 2008-11-01 20:45:44
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-
1::TIMACT=DISABLE,TIMMODE=OFF,EXPTTISAPI="AA",EXPTTIDAPI="BB",TTISAPI="CC",
TTIDAPI="",TTIOPER="",INCTTISAPI="",INCTTIDAPI="",INCTTIOPER="":OOS-
AUMA,SGEO"
;
Related Commands
D.6.24 ED-OTS
D.6.26 RTRV-PORT
Retrieves the type of the facilities.
Function
This command retrieves the type of the facilities.
The facility entities include: all of the exiting physical and logical ports and their sub-ports.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PORT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format: SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT NA

ID>-<PORT ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
("^^ÂID:[ACTTYPE=<ACTTYPE>,]PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>,[<TYPE>]" <cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters

 SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH>
 SRV1-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
 SRV1-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>
 …
 SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>
 ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
Refer to PORT for the valid values of <AID> corresponding to specified units.
<ACTTYPE> Indicates the type of the physical port which is only valid for the external
physical port.
 EQPT
 OC
 EC
 OCH
 WDM
 OSC
 CFP
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the actual type of the port specified by <AID>. The valid values are as
follows:
 ANY: any
 GETH: GETH
 10GETH: 10GETH LAN
 10GETHWAN: 10GETH WAN
 FETH: FETH
 OTU1: OTU-1
 OTU2: OTU-2
 OTU3: OTU-3
 OTU5G: OTU-5G
 ODU1: ODU-1
 ODU2: ODU-2
 ODU3: ODU-3
 ODU5G: ODU-5G
 ODU0: ODU-0
 OC3: OC-3
 OC12: OC-12
 OC48: OC-48
 OC192: OC-192
 OC768: OC-768
 FC100: FC-100
 FC200: FC-200
 FC400: FC-400
 FC800: FC-800
 FC1200: FC-1200
 FICON: FICON
 FICONEXP: FICON Express
 FICON4G: FICON4G
 FICON8G: FICON8G
 HDSDI: HDSDI
 DVBASI: DVB-ASI
 SDI: SDI
 ESCON: ESCON
 FDDI: FDDI
 ISC1G: ISC1G
 ISC2G: ISC2G
 ETR: ETR
 CLO: CLO
 IBSDR: IBSDR
 IBDDR: IBDDR
 IBQDR: IBQDR
 3GSDI: 3GSDI
 HDSDIRBR: HDSDIRBR
 3GSDIRBR: 3GSDIRBR
 UNEQ: the type is not specified
 NA: The specified channel does not exist because of type conflict
<TYPE> Indicates the port type.

 In the case of SFP or XFP, the valid value is EQPT.
 In the case of the FAC port, the valid values are: EC, OC, OCH, CFP
and WDM.
 In the case of the CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID> port,
the valid values are: ODU1, ODU2, and VCG services.
 In the case of the CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<PATH ID> port, that is, the sub-port of a upper-layer port, the valid values
are: ODU1, GETH, FETH, OCn and HDTV, etc.
 In the case of the SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID> port,
the valid values are: ODUk and OTUk.
 In the case of the SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<PATH ID> port, that is, the sub-port of a upper-layer port, the valid value is
ODUk.
 In the case of the service whose level remains while the service type
changes after encapsulation, the service types before and after encapsulation
should be returned at the same time. For example, in the case of the 40G
inverse multiplexing CLNT port, the following information should be
returned:
 before encapsulation:
CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>:10GETH
 after encapsulation:
CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>:VCG
CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-1:ODU2
 NOTE:
 The level of the service before and after encapsulation remains the same. It
indicates that the <AID> of the service before and after has the same format. For
example, both of them can be denoted as the port level.
Example
Command
RTRV-PORT::SLOT-1-11:C;
Response Message
NE18 2008-11-14 07:28:43
M D RTRV
"SLOT-1-11-3::ACTTYPE=EQPT,TYPE=EQPT"
"FAC-1-11-3::ACTTYPE=OC,PLDTYPE=GETH,TYPE=LPT|FIBER|NEPORT|OC|OCH"
"FAC-1-11-1::ACTTYPE=OCH,TYPE=LPT|FIBER|NEPORT|OCH"
"ACC-1-11-1::PLDTYPE=GETH,TYPE=GETH"
>
>
NE18 2008-11-14 07:28:43

M D COMPLD
"CLNT-1-11-1::PLDTYPE=OTU5G|ODU5G,TYPE=ODU5G|OTU5G"
"CLNT-1-11-1-1::PLDTYPE=GETH,TYPE=GETH"
;
>
Related Commands
None
D.6.27 ED-WDM
Edits the attributes of the WDM.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the WDM.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-WDM:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[ALS]=<ALS>,[PROWORKBAND=<PROWORKBAND>],
[AUTOBLCK=<AUTOBLCK>],[RATEDPOWER=<RATEDPOWER>],
[STDGAIN=<STDGAIN>],[SFTH=<SFTH>],[LOSTH=<LOSTH>],
[PWROFFSET=<PWROFFSET>],[ATTEN=<ATTEN>],
[VOAOFFSET=<VOAOFFSET>],[PMDCOEF=<PMDCOEF>],[CDCOEF=<CDCOEF>],
[FIBERTYPE=<FIBERTYPE>],[TXDC=<TXDC>],[RXDC=<RXDC>],
[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[RLSTARTUPUPTH=<RLSTARTUPUPTH>],
[RLSTARTUPDOWNTH=<RLSTARTUPDOWNTH>],
[RLALMUPTH=<RLALMUPTH>],[RLALMDOWNTH=<RLALMDOWNTH>],
[RLENABLE=<RLENABLE>],[WORKMODE=<OAWORKMODE>],
[OUTPWR=<OALOCKPWR>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>],[FIBERLEN=<FIBERLEN>],
[MAXWVNUM=<MAXWVNUM>],[FIBERINPWR=<FIBERINPWR>],
[BLOCKSTATE=<BLOCKSTATE>],[MONSWITCH=<MONSWITCH>],
[MAXOUTPWR=<MAXOUTPWR>],[EOLVAL=<EOLVAL>],
[RAMANALS=<RAMANALS>],[PPCARDSTATE=<PPCARDSTATE>],
[DETCTEN=<DETCTEN>]:[[<PST>][,<SST>]];
Command Parameters
Default
<AID> Indicates the WDM access identifier. NA

<PORT ID>.
Refer to WDM for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.

<LSRSTATE> Indicates the state of the laser. The valid values are OPEN
OPEN and CLOSE.

<PROWORKBAND>  Indicates the operating wavelength band type NA

provisioned. The valid values are as follows:
 C-ALL: indicates all C band wavelengths.
 C-ODD: indicates all C band odd wavelengths.
 C-EVEN: indicates all C band even wavelengths.
<AUTOBLCK> Indicates whether to automatically block a port. This N

parameter is only valid for RMU cards.
Y: A port is blocked automatically when there are not
any optical cross-connections that pass the port to ensure
that the attenuation of the port is at the maximum.
N: A port is not blocked when there are not any optical
cross-connections that pass the port to ensure that the
Default
attenuation of the port remains unchanged.
<RATEDPOWER> Indicates the rated power of the laser. This parameter is NA

only valid for the OA unit.
<STDGAIN> Indicates the standard gain of the optical amplifier. This NA

parameter is only valid for the OA unit. The unit is 1.0
dB.
<SFTH> Indicates the threshold power of the SF (Signal fail) NA

alarm. This parameter is only valid for the DCP/OLP
unit.
<LOSTH> Indicates the threshold power of the LOS (Loss of NA

Signal).
<PWROFFSET> Indicates the original power offset between the working NA

port and protection port. This parameter is only valid for
the DCP/OLP unit. The valid value ranges from 30 to
4294967295.
<ATTEN> Indicates the attenuation applied at the interface. The NA

value is expressed in dBm and is accurate to 0.1 dBm.
<VOAOFFSET> Indicates the attenuation adjustment change expressed in NA

1 dB; accurate to 0.1 dB.
<PMDCOEF> Indicates the PMD dispersion coefficient in units of 0.05

ps/SQRT(km). This parameter is only valid for the ports
on FIU cards and is determined by the type of the fiber
used. This parameter is required by ASON.
The valid value ranges from 0.00 to 1.00.
<CDCOEF> Indicates the chromatic dispersion coefficient in units of NA

ps/(nm*km). This parameter is only valid for the ports on
FIU cards and is determined by the type of the fiber used.
This parameter is required by ASON.
<FIBERTYPE> Indicates the fiber type. This parameter is only valid for NA
FIU ports and must be consistent with the type of fiber
used. This parameter is required by ASON. The valid
G652
LEAF
TW-RS
TW-C
TWPLUS
G653
SMF-LS
Default
G654B
G656
G654A
Tera_light
<TXDC> Indicates the dispersion compensation value in the 0

transmit direction in units of ps/nm. This parameter is
only valid for FIU ports. This parameter must be
consistent with the DCM/DCU dispersion compensation
value in the transmit direction of the connected FIU port.
<RXDC> Indicates the dispersion compensation value in the 0

receive direction in units of ps/nm. This parameter is
only valid for FIU ports. This parameter must be
consistent with the DCM/DCU dispersion compensation
value in the receive direction of the connected FIU port.
<DELAYTIME> This parameter is only valid for the channels in a NA

protection group.
port.
configured.
<RLSTARTUPUPTH> The upper threshold of RL (Return Loss) to starting the NA

pump. Only for the Raman unit.
<RLSTARTUPDOWNTH The down threshold of RL (Return Loss) to starting the NA

> pump. Only for the Raman unit.
<RLALMUPTH> The upper threshold of RL (Return Loss) alarm. Only for NA

the Raman unit.
<RLALMDOWNTH> The down threshold of RL (Return Loss) alarm. Only for NA

the Raman unit. RLALMDOWNTH <=
RLSTARTUPDOWNTH < RLSTARTUPUPTH <=
RLALMUPTH.
<RLENABLE> Enables the RL (Return Loss) check. Range: ENABLE| ENABLE for
DISABLE. the
TN11RAU1/2
, DISABLE
for the
TN12RAU1/2
<WORKMODE> Indicates the work mode of the amplifier board.The valid LOCKGAIN
value is
Default
LOCKGAIN/LOCKPWR/MAXGAIN/PLLOCKPWR/A
PC.
<OUTPWR> Indicates the work mode of the amplifier board.Only NA

valid if WORKMODE is LOCKPWR or APC.For the
valid value range, see the reference file.
in minutes. This parameter is only valid if the Auto In-
Service feature is supported. SVTIMER is a string in an
HH-MM format.
 HH: hour, which is an integer ranging from 0 to
48.
 MM: minute, which is an integer ranging from 0
to 59. The maximum timer setting is 48 hours.
<FIBERLEN> Indicates the fiber length.This parameter is only valid for 0
FIU ports and must be consistent with the length of fiber
used.
<MAXWVNUM> Provision working max wavelength number: c80, c40, c80
cwdm. 0xff.
<FIBERINPWR> Indicates the in power of the fiber. NA
<MAXOUTPWR> Maximum output optical power of the OA board. NA

<BLOCKSTATE> Indicates the block state of the MCS Switch. NA
<MONSWITCH> Indicates the MON port. NA
<EOLVAL> Indicates the in EOL value of line. NA
<RAMANALS> Enables the raman card als check. Range: ENABLE| NA
DISABLE. The default is ENABLE
<DETCTEN> Enables the Supports fiber status detection check. Range: NA
ENABLE|DISABLE. The default is ENABLE
<PPCARDSTATE> Indicates the state of the PPCARD. The valid value is
OPEN or CLOSE.
<PST> Indicates the primary state of the entity. NA
<SST> Indicates the secondary state of the entity. The valid NA

values are AINS, SB, and SB-DEA. It can be set to SB if
the entity is in OOS-MA; no outgoing traffic is allowed
and incoming traffic is ignored. When PWRMODE is set
to SAVING, the port is in a power-saving state.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-WDM::FAC-1-1-2:C::::IS;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.6.28 RTRV-WDM
D.6.28 RTRV-WDM
Retrieves the attributes of the WDM.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the WDM.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-WDM:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-
Refer to WDM for the valid values of
<AID> for specific units.
Response Syntax
[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],SILKSCREEN=<SILKSCREEN>,[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],
[ALS=<ALS>],[ACTGAIN=<ACTGAIN>],[STDGAIN=<STDGAIN>],
[MAXGAINTH=<MAXGAINTH>],[MINGAINTH=<MINGAINTH>],
[ACTMAXGAINTH=<ACTMAXGAINTH>],[ACTMINGAINTH=<ACTMINGAINTH>],
[AUTOBLCK=<AUTOBLCK>],[RATEDPOWER=<RATEDPOWER>],
[PROWORKBAND=<PROWORKBAND>],[ACTWORKBAND=<ACTWORKBAND>],[SFTH=<SFTH>],
[LOSTH=<LOSTH>],[PWROFFSET=<PWROFFSET>],[ATTEN=<ATTEN>],
[MINATTEN=<MINATTEN>],[MAXATTEN=<MAXATTEN>],[PMDCOEF=<PMDCOEF>],
[CDCOEF=<CDCOEF>],[FIBERTYPE=<FIBERTYPE>],[TXDC=<TXDC>],[RXDC=<RXDC>],
[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[RLSTARTUPUPTH=<RLSTARTUPUPTH>],
[RLSTARTUPDOWNTH=<RLSTARTUPDOWNTH>],[RLALMUPTH=<RLALMUPTH>],
[RLALMDOWNTH=<RLALMDOWNTH>],[RLENABLE=<RLENABLE>],[WORKMODE=<OAWORKMODE>],
[OUTPWR=<OALOCKPWR>],[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>],
[FIBERLEN=<FIBERLEN>],[MAXWVNUM=<MAXWVNUM>],[KEYSTATE=<KEYSTATE>],
[BLOCKSTATE=<BLOCKSTATE>],[MONSWITCH=<MONSWITCH>],
[FIBERINPWR=<FIBERINPWR>],[MAXOUTPWRDOWNTH=<MAXOUTPWRDOWNTH>],
[MAXOUTPWRUPTH=<MAXOUTPWRUPTH>],[MAXOUTPWR=<MAXOUTPWR>],[EOLVAL=<EOLVAL>],
[RAMANALS=<RAMANALS>],[PPCARDSTATE=<PPCARDSTATE>],
[PPCARDONLINE=<PPCARDONLINE>],[DETCTEN=<DETCTEN>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the WDM access identifier.

The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<PORTMEMO> Indicates additional information about the optical port. It is a string

that consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually it is used to identify
the port name.
<SILKSCREEN> Indicates the character string silk-screened at the corresponding port

on the front panel.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the state of the laser. The valid values are OPEN and
CLOSE.
<ALS> Indicates whether the automatic laser shutdown is enabled. The valid
<ACTGAIN> Indicates the actual gain of the optical amplifier.

This parameter is only valid for the OA unit.
<STDGAIN> Indicates the standard gain of the optical amplifier. This parameter is
only valid for the OA unit. The unit is 1.0 dB.
<MAXGAINTH> Indicates the maximum threshold of the gain. The unit is 1.0 dB.
<MINGAINTH> Indicates the minimum threshold of the gain. The unit is 1.0 dB.
<ACTMAXGAINTH> The actual maximum threshold of the gain. Only for the OA unit.
The parameter value INVALID indicates that the dispersion
compensation value exceeds the upper limit.
<ACTMINGAINTH> The actual minimum threshold of the gain. Only for the OA unit. The
parameter value INVALID indicates that the dispersion
compensation value exceeds the lower limit.
<AUTOBLCK> Indicates whether to automatically block a port. This parameter is

only valid for RMU cards.
Y: A port is blocked automatically when there are not any optical
cross-connections that pass the port to ensure that the attenuation of
the port is at the maximum.
N: A port is not blocked when there are not any optical cross-
connections that pass the port to ensure that the attenuation of the
port remains unchanged.
<RATEDPOWER> Indicates the rated power of the laser. This parameter only is valid
for the OA unit.
<PROWORKBAND> Indicates the provisioned operating wavelength band type. The valid
<ACTWORKBAND> Indicates the actual operating wavelength band type. The valid
<SFTH> Indicates the threshold optical power of the SF (signal fail). This
parameter is only valid for the DCP/OLP unit.
<LOSTH> Indicates the threshold power value of the LOS (Loss of Signal).
<PWROFFSET> Indicates the original power offset between the working port and
protection port. This parameter is only valid for the DCP/OLP unit.
<ATTEN> Indicates the attenuation applied at the interface. The value is

expressed in dBm and is accurate to 0.1 dBm.
<MINATTEN> Indicates the minimum attenuation that can be configured on this

<MAXATTEN> Indicates the maximum attenuation that can be configured on this

<PMDCOEF> Indicates the PMD dispersion coefficient in units of ps/SQRT(km).

This parameter is only valid for the ports on FIU cards and is
determined by the type of the fiber used. This parameter is required
by ASON.
The valid value ranges from 0.00 to 1.00.
<CDCOEF> Indicates the chromatic dispersion coefficient in units of

ps/(nm*km). This parameter is only valid for the ports on FIU cards
and is determined by the type of the fiber used. This parameter is
required by ASON.
<FIBERTYPE> Indicates the fiber type. This parameter is only valid for FIU ports
and must be consistent with the type of fiber used. This parameter is
required by ASON. The valid values are as follows:
G652
LEAF
TW-RS
TW-C
TWPLUS
G653
SMF-LS
G654B
G656
G654A
Tera_light
<TXDC> Indicates the dispersion compensation value in the transmit direction

in units of ps/nm. This parameter is only valid for FIU ports. This
parameter must be consistent with the DCM/DCU dispersion
compensation value in the transmit direction of the connected FIU
port.
<RXDC> Indicates the dispersion compensation value in the receive direction

in units of ps/nm. This parameter is only valid for FIU ports. This
parameter must be consistent with the DCM/DCU dispersion
compensation value in the receive direction of the connected FIU
port.
<DELAYTIME> This parameter is only valid for the ports of a protection group.
Indicates the delay time. It is an integer ranging from 0 to 100, which
is expressed in 0.1 seconds.
<RLSTARTUPUPTH> The upper threshold of RL (Return Loss) to starting the pump. Only
for the Raman unit.
<RLSTARTUPDOWNTH> The down threshold of RL (Return Loss) to starting the pump. Only
for the Raman unit.
<RLALMUPTH> The upper threshold of RL (Return Loss) alarm. Only for the Raman
unit.
<RLALMDOWNTH> The down threshold of RL (Return Loss) alarm. Only for the Raman
unit. RLALMDOWNTH <= RLSTARTUPDOWNTH <

RLSTARTUPUPTH <= RLALMUPTH.
<RLENABLE> Enables the RL (Return Loss) check. Range: ENABLE|DISABLE.
<WORKMODE> Indicates the work mode of the amplifier board.The valid value is
LOCKGAIN/LOCKPWR/MAXGAIN/PLLOCKPWR/APC
<OUTPWR> Indicates the work mode of the amplifier board.Only valid if

WORKMODE is LOCKPWR or APC.For the valid value range, see
the reference file..
<SWITCHSTATE> Indicates the state of switching. It is only valid when the port is in
the protection group. The valid values are provided
in SWITCHSTATE.
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer; units are expressed in minutes.
This parameter is only valid if the Auto In-Service feature is
supported. SVTIMER is a string in an HH-MM format.
 MM: minute, which is an integer ranging from 0 to 59. The
maximum timer setting is 48 hours.
<FIBERLEN> Indicates the fiber length.This parameter is only valid for FIU ports
and must be consistent with the length of fiber used.
<MAXWVNUM> Provision working max wavelength number.
<FIBERINPWR> Indicates the in power of the fiber.
<MAXOUTPWRDOWNTH> Lower threshold of the maximum output optical power of the OA
board.
<MAXOUTPWRUPTH> Upper threshold of the maximum output optical power of the OA
board.
<MAXOUTPWR> Maximum output optical power of the OA board.
<BLOCKSTATE> Indicates the block state of the MCS Switch.
<MONSWITCH> Indicates the Mon port.
<KEYSTATE> Indicates the state of the key.
<EOLVAL> Indicates the in EOL value of line.
<RAMANALS> Enables the raman card als check. Range: ENABLE|DISABLE. The
default is ENABLE
<DETCTEN> Enables the Supports fiber status detection check. Range: ENABLE|
DISABLE. The default is ENABLE
<PPCARDSTATE> Indicates the state of the PPCARD. The valid value is OPEN or
CLOSE.
<PPCARDONLINE> Indicates the state of the PPCARD. The valid value is ONLINE or
OFFLINE.
<PST> Indicates the primary state of the entity.
Example
Command
RTRV-WDM::FAC-1-5-1:D;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-13 10:38:47 M D COMPLD "FAC-1-5-
1::PORTMEMO=\"\",SILKSCREEN=TO11/RI11,LOSTH=-35.0,SVTIMER=00-15:OOS-
AU,AINS&SGEO" ;
Related Commands
D.6.27 ED-WDM
D.6.29 RMV-<MOD2>
Removes the port or channel from service and places it into the maintenance state.
Function
This command changes the service state of the specified port (optical or electrical port) to
Out of Service - Maintenance (OOS-MA, MT). There are not any alarms generated for the
corresponding facility and the existing alarms must be cleared after this command is issued.
All conditions that are reported as NR and PM continue to be collected and marked as
invalid. This command is required before the loopback or PRBS test command is issued.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RMV-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
Default
<MOD2> OC, OCH, OCn(OC3, OC12, OC48, OC192, OC768), NA

STMn(STM1, STM4, STM16, STM64, STM256), OTUn(OTU1,
OTU2, OTU3, OTU5G, OTU4), ODUn (ODU0, ODU1, ODU2,
ODU3, ODU4, ODU5G and ODUflex), OSC, WDM, EC, CFP,
FETH, GETH, XGETH, 40GETH, 100GETH,E1PORT.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. NA

FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
…
Refer to OC, OCH, OCN/STMN, OTUN, ODUN and OSC for the
valid values of <AID> for specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
RMV-OC::FAC-1-4-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.30 RST-<MOD2>
D.6.30 RST-<MOD2>
Restores the port or channel back into service.
Function
This command instructs an NE to restore the facility to service. The entity is changed from a
maintenance state to the original state. Existing alarms are reported.
Usage Note
The WDM-side optical interfaces 1 and 2 have only one laser on the dual fed and selective
receiving unit. A loopback on any of the two interfaces makes the two turn to the loopback
state at the same time. Hence, after the loopback at optical interface 1 is released, modify the
state to IS manually if optical interface 2 is still in the MT or OOS state.
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RST-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
<MOD2> OC, OCH, OCn (OC3, OC12, OC48, OC192,OC768), NA

STMn (STM1, STM4, STM16,
STM64,STM256),OTUn (OTU1, OTU2, OTU3,
OTU5G, OTU4), ODUn (ODU0, ODU1, ODU2,
ODU3, ODU4, ODU5G and ODUflex), OSC, WDM,
EC, CFP, FETH, GETH, XGETH, 40GETH,
100GETH,E1PORT.
<AID> Access identifier NA

FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<CHANNEL ID>
CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
…
Refer
to OC, OCH, OCN/STMN, OTUN, ODUN and OSC for
the valid values of <AID> for specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
RST-OC::FAC-1-4-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.29 RMV-<MOD2>
D.6.31 ED-PL
Edits the attributes of the Raman pump laser.
Function
This command modifies the attributes of the Raman pump laser.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PL:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[LOCKPOWER=<LOCKPOWER>],
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>]:[<PST>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identity. The valid format is NA

FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH
ID>.
<LOCKPOWER> Indicates the locked power of the pump laser. This NA

parameter only applies to Raman units. The valid value
ranges from 5.0 to 30.0 and -60.0.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are CLOSE
OPEN and CLOSE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PL::FAC-1-120-1-1:C::: LOCKPOWER=6,LSRSTATE=OPEN;
Response Message
NE 04-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.32 RTRV-PL
D.6.32 RTRV-PL
Retrieves the attributes of the Raman pump laser.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the Raman pump laser.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PL:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[LOCKPOWER=<LOCKPOWER>],
[UPLOCKPOWERTH=<UPLOCKPOWERTH>],
[DOWNLOCKPOWERTH=<DOWNLOCKPOWERTH>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identity. The valid format is FAC-
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are OPEN and
CLOSE.
<LOCKPOWER> Indicates the locked power of the pump laser. This parameter only
applies to Raman units. The valid value ranges from 5.0 to 30.0,and
-60.0.
<UPLOCKPOWERTH> Indicates the upper threshold of the <LOCKPOWER>.

The parameter is only valid for the Raman unit.
<DOWNLOCKPOWERTH> Indicates the lower threshold of the <LOCKPOWER>.

The parameter is only valid for the Raman unit.
<PST> Indicates the status of the primary state qualifier. The valid values are
IS (in-service) and OOS (out-of-service).
Example
Command
rtrv-pl::fac-1-127-1-1:c;
Response Message
NE 2009-01-12 09:17:22
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-127-1-
1::LSRSTATE=CLOSE,LOCKPOWER=20.0,UPLOCKPOWERTH=26.1,DOWNLOCKPOWERTH=20.0:IS
-NR"
;
Related Commands
D.6.31 ED-PL
D.6.33 ED-VCG
Edits the attributes of the VCG facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the VCG facility.
Usage Note
The ED-VCG is used to edit the bandwidth at an inverse multiplexing port of the 10GE card.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-VCG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::::[<PST>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<PORT ID>.

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-VCG::CLNT-1-7-1:C::::OOS;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-13 15:33:04
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.34 RTRV-VCG
D.6.34 RTRV-VCG
Retrieves the attributes of the VCG facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the VCG facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VCG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<AID>
<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::PATHTYPE=<PATHTYPE>,UPPATH=<UPPATH>,DOWNPATH=<DOWNPATH>:<PST>,<S
ST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Table D-1 Output parameters
<AID> The valid format is CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<PATHTYPE> Indicates the path type of VCG. The valid values are ODU1V and ODU2V.
<UPPATH> Indicates the time slot number in the uplink direction, which is assigned for
the VCG ID. The initial digit of the value is 0 (0 means that the path is
cleared). The VCG member is changed only when it is set.
The value must be consecutive and start from 1. For example, 1&&4.
<DOWNPATH> Indicates the time slot number in the downlink direction, which is assigned
for the VCG ID. The initial digit of the value is 0 (0 means that the path is
cleared). The VCG member is changed only when it is set.
The value must be consecutive and start from 1. For example, 1&&4.
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-VCG::CLNT-1-7-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-13 15:33:04
M C COMPLD
"CLNT-1-7-1::PATHTYPE=ODU2V,UPPATH=1&&4,DOWNPATH=1&&4,:OOS-AUMA,SGEO"
;
Related Commands
D.6.33 ED-VCG
D.6.35 ACT-CFG-TEMP
Sets service packages.
Function
This command sets service packages for a board.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ACT-CFG-TEMP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[TEMPNAME=<TEMPNAME>],
[ADDXCFLG=<ADDXCFLG>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. NA
<TEMPNAME> Indicates the name of a service package. The valid values are N
as follows:
 OC48-ODU1: service package that enables 4 x STM-
16 or 8 x STM-16 services on a tributary board to be
encapsulated into ODU1 services.
 GE-ODU0: service package that enables 8 x GE or 16
x GE services to be encapsulated into ODU0 services.
 OC3-OTU1: service package that enables 7 x STM-1
services on a tributary-line board to be encapsulated into
ODU1 services.
 FE-ODU0-OTU1: service package that enables 7 x FE
services on a tributary-line board to be encapsulated into
ODU0 services.
 OTU1-OTU1: service package that enables 4 x OTU1
services to be regenerated.
 OTU1-ANY-ODU0-ODU1: service package that
enables 4 x OTU1 services on a tributary board to be
encapsulated into ODU1_ODU0 services.
<ADDXCFLG> Indicates whether cross-connections are automatically added. N

 XC: Cross-connections are automatically added.
 NOXC: Cross-connections are not automatically
added.
Response Syntax
Example
Command
ACT-CFG-TEMP::FAC-1-1:D:::TEMPNAME=GE-ODU0-NONAGGR,ADDXCFLG=XC;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
None
D.6.36 RTRV-PWR
Queries the optical power.
Function
This command queries the optical power of an optical port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PWR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>- NA

Response Syntax
[OPR=<OPR>],[OPT=<OPT>]"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<OPR> Indicates the input optical power of the current optical port.
<OPT> Indicates the output optical power of the current optical port.
Example
Command
RTRV-PWR::FAC-1-1-2:D;
Response Message
NE-91-7 2011-01-22 11:57:11
M D COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-2::OPR=-2.2"
;
Related Commands
None
D.6.37 RTRV-OPMOD
Retrieves the type of the optical module.
Function
This command retrieves the type of the optical module.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OPMOD:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an optical port. NA

Response Syntax
(^^^"<AID>::INBAND=<INBANDNOISE>"<cr><lf>)+
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an optical port.

<NAME> Indicates the type of the optical module.
Example
Command
RTRV-OPMOD::FAC-1-2-4:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M C COMPLD "FAC-1-2-4::NAME=TN11RAU1" ;
Related Commands
None
D.6.38 SET-CFG-SNDFLG
Sets the board configuration deliver flag.
Function
This command sets the board configuration deliver flag.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-CFG-SNDFLG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
"SENDBDDATAFLAG-IS-SETTING"
;
Example
Command
SET-CFG-SNDFLG:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-08-27 18:20:28
M 100 COMPLD
"SENDBDDATAFLAG-IS-SETTING"
;
Related Commands
None
D.6.39 ED-OCHM
Edits the attributes of the physical OCHM facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the physical OCHM facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OCHM:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[PORTMEMO=<SETPORTMEMO>],ODDEVEN=<ODDEVEN>,
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters
Default

<CHANNEL ID>

string that consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually it is used
to identify the port name.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are OPEN and OPEN
CLOSE.
<ODDEVEN> Indicates the odd or even bandtype attribute of the port.The NA

valid values are ODD and EVEN
 HH: hour
Default
 MM: minute
When PWRMODE is set to SAVING, the port is in the power-
saving state.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OCHM::FAC-1-4-3:C:::ODDEVEN=EVEN;
Response Message
NE 2014-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.15.8 RTRV-OCHM
D.6.40 ED-OCHS
Edits the attributes of the physical OCHS facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the physical OCHS facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OCHS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>],[WVNUM=<WVNUM>],
[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>],[FEC=<FEC>],[BEFECSDBER=<BEFECSDBER>],
[QVALUE=<QVALUE>],[STCNTRFREQ=<STCNTRFREQ>],
[STBANDWIDTH=<STBANDWIDTH>],[EXPCNTRFREQ=<EXPCNTRFREQ>],
[EXPBANDWIDTH=<EXPBANDWIDTH>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters
Default

<CHANNEL ID>
8800T32:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}-{1-4}
8800T16:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{1-4}
8800T64:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-{1-4}
8800T32:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}-{1-2}
8800T32E:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}-{1-2}
8800T16:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1-2}
8800T64:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-{1-2}
8800T64E:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-{1-2}

string that consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually it is used to
identify the port name.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are OPEN and OPEN
CLOSE.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the working band of the port. The valid values are NA
CBAND and CWDMBAND.
<WVNUM> The configued wavelength of the optical port. NA
 HH: hour
 MM: minute
<FEC> Indicates the forward error NA

Default
correction,AFEC/OFF/STDFEC/AUTO/HFEC/SDFEC/SDFEC2
<BEFECSDBER> Indicates the threshold of the signal degraded before FEC alarm. NA
The valid value ranges from 1E-12 to 1E-1
<QVALUE> Indicates the threshold of Q VALUE NA
<STBANDWIDTH> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength's center NA

frequence
<EXPCNTRFREQ> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength's band NA

width.
<EXPCNTRFREQ> Indicates the expected receive band's center frequence at the NA

port.
<EXPBANDWIDTH> Indicates the expected receive band's band width at the port. NA
<SST> Indicates the secondary state. The valid value is AINS NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OCHS::FAC-1-4-3:C::::OOS;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.15.7 RTRV-OCHS
D.6.41 ED-E1PORT
Edits the attributes of the physical E1PORT facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the physical E1PORT facility.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-E1PORT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PORTMEMO=<SETPORTMEMO>],
[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>]:[[<PST>],[<SST>]];
Command Parameters
Default

8800T16:TN96EOW:FAC-{1}-{22}

string that consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually it is used
to identify the port name.
 HH: hour
 MM: minute
When PWRMODE is set to SAVING, the port is in the power-
saving state.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-E1PORT::FAC-1-2-1:D:::PORTMEMO=E1PORT;
Response Message
NE 2014-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.42 RTRV-E1PORT
D.6.42 RTRV-E1PORT
Retrieves the attributes of the physical E1PORT facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the physical E1PORT facility
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-E1PORT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

 FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],[SILKSCREEN=<SILKSCREEN>],
[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually it is used to identify the port name.
front panel.
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer; units are expressed in minutes. It is valid
only when Auto In-Service is supported. SVTIMER is a string in an HH-MM
format.
OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-E1PORT::FAC-1-2-1:D;
Response Message
NE 2013-11-17 08:25:01
M D COMPLD
"FAC-3-17-1::SVTIMER=00-15:IS-NR"
Related Commands
D.6.41 ED-E1PORT
D.6.43 ED-ALL-ATTEN
Configures the attributes of the attenuation.
Function
This command configures the attributes of the attenuation.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-ALL-ATTEN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[WVNUM=<WVNUM>],
[ALLATTEN=<ALLATTEN>]
Command Parameters

 SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>
Refer to EQPT for the valid values of <AID>
<VOA> AID of the variable optical attenuator (VOA) device in OFF

the node.
<WVNUM> Wavelength channels number.
<ALLATTEN> ALL ATTENUATION.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ALL-ATTEN::SLOT-1-3:C::WVNUM=80,ALLATTEN=\"10.1,12.1,13.1\;
Response Message
NE 2011-06-13 08:59:05
M S COMPLD;
Related Commands
D.7 Configuring RPR
This section lists the commands used to configure rpr.
D.7.1 ED-RPR
Edits the RPR function.
Function
This command edits the RPR function.
Usage Note
None
Category
Equipment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-RPR:[<TID>]:<RPRAID>:<CTAG>::[NODEID=<RPRNODEID>],
[NODENAME=<NODENAME>],[RPRENABLE=<RPRENABLE>],
[R0RATEA=<R0RATEA>],[R0RATEA0=<R0RATEA0>],
[R0RATEBCIR=<R0RATEBCIR>],[R0LINKWEIGHT=<R0LINKWEIGHT>],
[R1RATEA=<R1RATEA>],[R1RATEA0=<R1RATEA0>],
[R1RATEBCIR=<R1RATEBCIR>],[R1LINKWEIGHT=<R1LINKWEIGHT>],
[PROTECTMODE=<PROTECTMODE>],[RESTOREMODE=<RESTOREMODE>],
[HOLDOFFTIME=<HOLDOFFTIME>],[WTRTIME=<WTRTIME>],
[SLOWTIME=<SLOWTIME>],[ATDTIME=<ATDTIME>];
Command Parameters
<RPRAID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid NA

format is FAC-<RPR>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<NODEID> Indicates the NODE ID. The valid values are 0,and 0
1.
<NODENAME> indicates the NODE NAME. NA
<RPRENABLE> indicates whether the RPR state is enabled. The 0

valid values are 0,and 1.
<R0RATEA> indicates the band of boardA in roll 0. The valid 0

value is from 0 to 1250.
<R0RATEA0> indicates the band of boardA0 in roll 0. The valid 0

<R0RATEBCIR> indicates the band of BCIR in roll 0. The valid 0

<R0LINKWEIGHT> indicates the weight of link in roll 0. The valid 1

<R1RATEA> indicates the band of boardA in roll 1. The valid 0

<R1RATEA0> indicates the band of boardA0 in roll 1. The valid 0

<R1RATEBCIR> indicates the band of BCIR in roll 1. The valid 0

<R1LINKWEIGHT> indicates the weight of link in roll 1. The valid 1

<PROTECTMODE> indicates the RPR protect mode.The valid values are 1

0,1,and 2.
<RESTOREMODE> indicates the RPR restore mode.The valid values are 0

0,and 1.
<HOLDOFFTIME> indicates the RPR holdoff time. The valid value is 0

from 0 to 200.
<WTRTIME> indicates the RPR WTR time. The valid value is 10

from 0 to 1440.
<SLOWTIME> indicates the RPR slow time. The valid value is 100
from 100 to 1000.
<ATDTIME> indicates the RPR ATD time. The valid value is 1

from 1 to 10.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-RPR::RPR-5-
1:100:::NODEID=1,NODENAME=HWRPR,RPRENABLE=Y,R0RATEA=200,R0RATEA0=100,R0RATE
BCIR=100,R0LINKWEIGHT=1,R1RATEA=200,R1RATEA0=100,R1RATEBCIR=100,R1LINKWEIGH
T=1,PROTECTMODE=STEERING,RESTOREMODE=Y,HOLDOFFTIME=0,WTRTIME=10,SLOWTIME=10
00,ATDTIME=1;
Response Message
NE 2014-06-23 11:37:18
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.26.2 RTRV-LPT
D.7.2 OPR-PROTNSW-RPR
Performs the RPR protection switching.
Function
Performs the RPR protection switching.
Usage Note
None
Category
PROTNSW
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-PROTNSW-RPR:
[<TID>]:<RPRAID>:<CTAG>::<RPRSWITCH>:RPRSIDE<RPRSIDE>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is FAC- NA

<RPRAID>
<RPR>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<RPRSWITCH> Indicates the RPR protect switch mode. The valid values are NA
1,2,and 3.
<RPRSIDE> Indicates the RPR protect switch side. The valid values are 1,and NA
2.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-PROTNSW-RPR::RPR-5-1:100::MAN:RPRSIDE=EAST;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-29 12:23:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RLS-PROTNSW-<MOD2>
D.7.3 RLS-PROTNSW-RPR
Releases the RPR protection switching.
Function
This command instructs the NE to release RPR protection switching request that is created by
the external command.
Usage Note
None
Category
PROTNSW
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RLS-PROTNSW-RPR:[<TID>]:<RPRAID>:<CTAG>:::RPRSIDE=<RPRSIDE>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is FAC- NA

<RPRAID>
<RPR>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<RPRSIDE> Indicates the RPR protect switch side. The valid values are 1,and NA
2.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
RLS-PROTNSW-RPR::RPR-5-1:100:::RPRSIDE=EAST;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-29 12:24:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
OPR-PROTNSW-<MOD2>
D.7.4 RTRV-RPR
Queries the RPR detail information.
Function
This command queries the RPR detail information.
Usage Note
None
Category
equipment
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-RPR:[<TID>]:<RPRAID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ^^^"<RPRAID>::
[NODEID=<RPRNODEID>#N\"65535\">],NODENAME=<NODENAME>,RPRENABLE=<RPRENABLE>,
R0RATEA=<R0RATEA>,R0RATEA0=<R0RATEA0>,R0RATEBCIR=<R0RATEBCIR>,R0LINKWEIGHT=
<R0LINKWEIGHT>,R1RATEA=<R1RATEA>,R1RATEA0=<R1RATEA0>,R1RATEBCIR=<R1RATEBCIR
>,R1LINKWEIGHT=<R1LINKWEIGHT>,PROTECTMODE=<PROTECTMODE>,RESTOREMODE=<RESTOR
EMODE>,HOLDOFFTIME=<HOLDOFFTIME>,WTRTIME=<WTRTIME>,SLOWTIME=<SLOWTIME>,ATDT
IME=<ATDTIME>";
Response Parameters
<RPRAID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier.
<NODEID> Indicates the NODE ID..
<NODENAME> indicates the NODE NAME.
<RPRENABLE> indicates whether the RPR state is enabled.
<R0RATEA> indicates the band of boardA in roll 0.
<R0RATEA0> indicates the band of boardA0 in roll 0.
<R0RATEBCIR> indicates the band of BCIR in roll 0.
<R0LINKWEIGHT> indicates the weight of link in roll 0.
<R1RATEA> indicates the band of boardA in roll 1.
<R1RATEA0> indicates the band of boardA0 in roll 1.
<R1RATEBCIR> indicates the band of BCIR in roll 1.
<R1LINKWEIGHT> indicates the weight of link in roll 1.
<PROTECTMODE> indicates the RPR protect mode.
<RESTOREMODE> indicates the RPR restore mode.
<HOLDOFFTIME> indicates the RPR holdoff time.
<WTRTIME> indicates the RPR WTR time.
<SLOWTIME> indicates the RPR slow time.
<ATDTIME> indicates the RPR ATD time.

Example
Command
RTRV-RPR::RPR-5-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2011-11-07 11:55:04 M C COMPLD "RPR-5-
1:100:::NODEID=1,NODENAME=HWRPR,RPRENABLE=Y,R0RATEA=200,R0RATEA0=100,R0RATE
BCIR=100,R0LINKWEIGHT=1,R1RATEA=200,R1RATEA0=100,R1RATEBCIR=100,R1LINKWEIGH
T=1,PROTECTMODE=STEERING,RESTOREMODE=Y,HOLDOFFTIME=0,WTRTIME=10,SLOWTIME=10
00,ATDTIME=1" ;
Related Commands
None
D.7.5 RTRV-TOPO-RPR
Queries the RPR topo detail information.
Function
This command queries the RPR topo detail information.
Usage Note
None
Category
equipment
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TOPO-RPR:[<TID>]:<RPRAID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
^^^"<RPRAID>::NODEID=<RPRNODEID>,NODENAME=<NODENAME>,R0HOPNUM=<R0HOPNUM>,R1
HOPNUM=<R1HOPNUM>,PROTECTMODE=<PROTECTMODE>,EASTADJACENTNODE=<EASTADJACENTN
ODE>,WESTADJACENTNODE=<WESTADJACENTNODE>,EASTPROTECTSTATE=<EASTPROTECTSTATE
>,WESTPROTECTSTATE=<WESTPROTECTSTATE>,EASTSWITCHSTATE=<EASTSWITCHSTATE>,WES
TSWITCHSTATE=<WESTSWITCHSTATE>,EASTRESERVEDA0=<EASTRESERVEDA0>,WESTRESERVED
A0=<WESTRESERVEDA0>,EASTLINKWEIGHT=<EASTLINKWEIGHT>,WESTLINKWEIGHT=<WESTLIN
KWEIGHT>,R0ARRIVEABLE=<R0ARRIVEABLE>,R1ARRIVEABLE=<R1ARRIVEABLE>,SERVICEDIR
=<SERVICEDIR>";
Response Parameters
<NODEID> Indicates the NODE ID.
<NODENAME> indicates the NODE NAME.
<R0HOPNUM> indicates the number of the working port in roll 0.
<R1HOPNUM> indicates the number of the working port in roll 1.
<PROTECTMODE> indicates the RPR protect mode.
<EASTADJACENTNODE> indicates the root note of EAST.
<WESTADJACENTNODE> indicates the root note of WEST.
<EASTPROTECTSTATE> indicates the RPR protection state of EAST.
<WESTPROTECTSTATE> indicates the RPR protection state of WEST.
<EASTSWITCHSTATE> indicates the RPR switch state of EAST.
<WESTSWITCHSTATE> indicates the RPR switch state of WEST.
<EASTRESERVEDA0> indicates the reserved boardA0 of EAST.
<WESTRESERVEDA0> indicates the reserved boardA0 of WEST.
<EASTLINKWEIGHT> indicates the link weight of EAST.
<WESTLINKWEIGHT> indicates the link weight of WEST.
<R0ARRIVEABLE> indicates the arriveale node in roll 0.
<R1ARRIVEABLE> indicates the arriveale node in roll 1.
<SERVICEDIR> indicates the RPR service direction.
Example
Command
RTRV-TOPO-RPR::RPR-5-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2011-11-07 11:55:04 M C COMPLD "RPR-5-
1:100:::NODEID=1,NODENAME=HWRPR,R0HOPNUM=1,R1HOPNUM=1,PROTECTMODE=1,EASTADJ
ACENTNODE=1,WESTADJACENTNODE=1,EASTPROTECTSTATE=1,WESTPROTECTSTATE=1,EASTSW
ITCHSTATE=1,WESTSWITCHSTATE=1,EASTRESERVEDA0=2,WESTRESERVEDA0=2,EASTLINKWEI
GHT=1,WESTLINKWEIGHT=1,R0ARRIVEABLE=1,R1ARRIVEABLE=1,SERVICEDIR=1" ;
Related Commands
None
D.7.6 RTRV-TP-RPR
Queries the RPR topo detail information.
Function
This command queries the RPR topo detail information.
Usage Note
None
Category
equipment
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TP-RPR:[<TID>]:<RPRAID>:<CTAG>:::
[RPRSIDE=<RPRSIDE#N\"ALL\"$\"ALL\">];
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
^^^"<RPRAID>::RPRSIDE=<RPRSIDE>,PROTECTSTATE=<PROTECTSTATE>,SWITCHSTATE=<SW
ITCHSTATE>,PROTECTCOUNT=<PROTECTCOUNT>,PROTECTTIME=<PROTECTTIME>,LASTREQUES
T=<LASTREQUEST>";
Response Parameters
<RPRSIDE> Indicates the side of RPR.
<PROTECTSTATE> indicates the protection state of RPR.
<SWITCHSTATE> indicates the switching state of RPR.
<PROTECTCOUNT> indicates the number of RPR protection.
<PROTECTTIME> indicates the time of RPR protection.
<LASTREQUEST> indicates the last request of RPR protection.

Example
Command
RTRV-TP-RPR::RPR-5-1:100:::RPRSIDE=EAST;
Response Message
NE 2011-11-07 11:55:04 M C COMPLD "RPR-5-
1:100::RPRSIDE=1,PROTECTSTATE=1,SWITCHSTATE=1,PROTECTCOUNT=1,PROTECTTIME=1,
LASTREQUEST=1" ;
Related Commands
None
D.8 Configuring Fiber
This section lists the commands used to configure and retrieve logical fiber connections
between NEs.
D.8.1 ENT-FIBER
Creates a logical fiber connection.
Function
This command creates a logical fiber connection between cards. The fiber connection is
directional
Usage Note
The source or sink port must be on the local NE.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-FIBER:[<TID>]:<SRCPORT>,<DSTPORT>:<CTAG>:::[SRCTID=<SRCTID>,]
[DSTTID=<DSTTID>];
Command Parameters
<SRCPORT> Indicates the source port from which the fiber is connected. NA
The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>.
For the valid values of specific units, refer to FIBER.
<DSTPORT> Indicates the destination port to which the fiber is connected. NA

ID>.
<SRCTID> Indicates the source TID of the NE from which the fiber is NA
connected. If nothing is entered for this parameter, it
indicates that the source NE of the fiber connection to be
created is the local NE.
<DSTTID> Indicates the destination TID of the NE to which the fiber is NA

connected. If nothing is entered for this parameter, it
indicates that the destination NE of the fiber connection to
be created is the local NE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Example
Command
ENT-FIBER::FAC-1-13-1,FAC-1-13-1:C:::SRCTID=NE23,DSTTID=NE26;
Response Message
NE714 2009-09-21 10:58:17
M C COMPLD
Related Commands
D.8.2 DLT-FIBER
D.8.3 RTRV-FIBER
D.8.2 DLT-FIBER
Deletes a logical fiber connection.
Function
This command deletes a logical fiber connection between cards. The fiber connection is
directional.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-FIBER:[<TID>]:<SRCPORT>,<DSTPORT>:<CTAG>:::[SRCTID=<SRCTID>,]
[DSTTID=<DSTTID>];
Command Parameters
<SRCPORT> Indicates the source port from which the fiber is connected. NA
ID>.
<DSTPORT> Indicates the destination port to which the fiber is connected. NA

ID>.
<SRCTID> Indicates the source TID of the NE from which the fiber is NA
connected. If nothing is entered for this parameter, it indicates
that the source NE of the fiber connection to be deleted is the
local NE.
<DSTTID> Indicates the destination TID of the NE to which the fiber is NA

connected. If nothing is entered for this parameter, it indicates
that the destination NE of the fiber connection to be deleted is
the local NE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Example
Command
DLT-FIBER::FAC-3-9-1,FAC-2-11-1:C:::SRCTID=NE1,DSTTID=NE2;
Response Message
NE714 2009-09-21 10:58:29
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.8.1 ENT-FIBER
D.8.3 RTRV-FIBER
D.8.3 RTRV-FIBER
Retrieves information about the logical fiber connection.
Function
This command retrieves information about the logical fiber connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-FIBER:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
AID Indicates the access identifier. The valid format is FAC- ALL
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
This parameter can be set to ALL. <PORT ID> can be ALL
to retrieve information about all fiber connections to FAC-
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>.
Response Syntax
^^^"<SRCPORT>,<DSTPORT>::SRCTID=<SRCTID>,DSTTID=<DSTTID>;" ;
Response Parameters
<SRCPORT> Indicates the source port from which the fiber is connected.
<DSTPORT> Indicates the destination port to which the fiber is connected.

<SRCTID> Indicates the source TID of the NE from which the fiber is connected.
<DSTTID> Indicates the destination TID of the NE to which the fiber is connected.
Example
Command
RTRV-FIBER:::C;
Response Message
NE714 2009-09-21 10:58:27 M C COMPLD "FAC-2-3-1,FAC-3-2-
1::SRCTID=NE1,DSTTID=NE2" ;
Related Commands
D.8.2 DLT-FIBER
D.8.1 ENT-FIBER
D.8.4 ENT-WMU-CONN
Creates the monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the WMU and OTU.
Function
This command creates the monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the WMU and
OTU.
Users need to create monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the WMU and OTU
by running this command when logical connections between the WMU and OTU cannot be
learnt based on the existing fiber connection configuration (for example, no fiber connections
are created or inter-NE fiber connections exist).
When the NE can determine the logical connections between the WMU and OTU, it neglects
the monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the WMU and OTU created by users.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-WMU-CONN:[<TID>]:<WMUPORT>,<OTUPORT>:<CTAG>:::
[OTUNE=<OTUNE>];
Command Parameters
<WMUPORT> Indicates a port on the WMU. The value format is FAC- NA

<SHLEF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<OTUNE> Indicates the name of the TID of the NE where the OTU NA
is located. If nothing is entered for this parameter, it
indicates that the NE where the OTU is located is the
local NE.
The valid value is a string of less than or equal to 20
characters which is composed of letters, digits and
hyphens. The string should begin with a letter and
cannot end with a hyphen.
<OTUPORT> Indicates a port on the OTU. The value format is FAC- NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-WMU-CONN::FAC-2-3-1,FAC-1-2-1:C:::OTUNE=NE01
Response Message
NE 1990-01-01 15:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.8.5 DLT-WMU-CONN
D.8.6 RTRV-WMU-CONN
D.8.5 DLT-WMU-CONN
Deletes a monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the WMU and OTU.
Function
This command deletes a monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the WMU and
OTU.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-WMU-CONN:[<TID>]:<WMUPORT>,<OTUPORT>:<CTAG>:::
[OTUNE=<OTUNE>];
Command Parameters
<WMUPORT> Indicates a port on the WMU. The valid format is NA

FAC-<SHLEF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<OTUNE> Indicates the name of the TID of the NE where the NA

OTU is located. If nothing is entered for this parameter,
it indicates that the NE where the OTU is located is the
local NE.
characters which is composed of letters, digits and
hyphens. The string should begin with a letter and
cannot end with a hyphen.
<OTUPORT> Indicates a port on the OTU. The valid format is FAC- NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-WMU-CONN::FAC-2-3-1,FAC-1-2-1:C
Response Message
NE 1990-01-01 15:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.8.4 ENT-WMU-CONN
D.8.6 RTRV-WMU-CONN
D.8.6 RTRV-WMU-CONN
Retrieves the monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the WMU and the OTU.
Function
This command retrieves the monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the WMU and
the OTU.
If a port number of the WMU is entered in the command, the system retrieves all the
monitoring mapping for the wavelengths between the port on the WMU and the
ports/channels on the OTU and returns the values in separate records.
If a port/channel number is entered in the command, the system retrieves the monitoring
mapping for the wavelengths between the port/channel on the OTU and the corresponding
port on the WMU.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-WMU-CONN:<TID>:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[OTUNE=<OTUNE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. It can represent either a port NA

on the WMU or a port on the OTU. The valid format is
FAC-<SHLEF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<OTUNE> Indicates the name of the TID of the NE where the OTU is NA
located. If nothing is entered for this parameter, it indicates
that the NE where the OTU is located is the local NE.
characters, which is composed of letters, digits and
hyphens. The string should begin with a letter and cannot
end with a hyphen.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<WMUPORT>,<OTUPORT>:::OTUNE=<OTUNE>" <cr><If>)
;
Response Parameters
<WMUPORT> Indicates a port on the WMU. The valid format is FAC-<SHLEF

<OTUNE> Indicates the name of the TID of the NE where the OTU is
located.
The valid value is a string of less than or equal to 20 characters,
which is composed of letters, digits and hyphens. The string
should begin with a letter and cannot end with a hyphen.
<OTUPORT> Indicates a port on the OTU. The valid format is FAC-<SHLEF

Example
Command
RTRV-WMU-CONN::FAC-2-2-1:C
Response Message
NE 2005-01-01 01:01:00
M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-2-1,FAC-3-2-1:::OTUNE=NE-8;"
;
Related Commands
D.8.4 ENT-WMU-CONN
D.8.5 DLT-WMU-CONN
D.9 Configuring Cross-Connections
This section lists the commands used to configure cross-connections.
D.9.1 Configuring OXC
This section lists the commands used to configure an OXC.
ENT-PXC-OCH
Creates a cross-connection (OCH).
Function
This command creates an OCH layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-PXC-OCH:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::[<CCT>],[<CRSTYPE>]:
[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,][CNTRFREQ=<CNTRFREQ>,]
[BANDWIDTH=<BANDWIDTH>,][WVNUM=<WVNUM>,]
[OPAMODE=<OPAMODE>,][CONSTR=<CONSTR>,][CKTID=<CKTID>]:,[<SST>];
Command Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source of the cross-connection. NA

<PORT ID>.
<TO> Indicates the sink of the cross-connection. NA

<PORT ID>.
<CCT> Indicates the cross-connection type. The valid values 2WAY

are 2WAY (bidirectional) and 1WAY (unidirectional).
 The cross-connection of the INTRA must be

unidirectional.
 The cross-connection of the E2E can be either
unidirectional or bidirectional.
<CRSTYPE> Indicates the cross-connection type. The valid values E2E

are as follows:
 E2E: indicates that the connection is end-to-
end.
 INTRA: indicates that the cross-connection is
only within a unit.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the wave band. The default and CBAND
only available value for this parameter is CBAND.
<CNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz. NULL
<BANDWIDTH> Indicates the bandwidth, such as 37.5GHz. NULL
<WVNUM> Indicates the number of the wavelength channels. NA
<OPAMODE> Indicates the optical power adjustment mode. The valid AUTO
values are MAN and AUTO.
NOTE:
This parameter can be empty when CRSTYPE is set to
INTRA.
<CONSTR> Specifies one or more constraint ports. If more than one NULL
constraint port exists, separate them with the mark (&).
<PORT ID>.
<CKTID> Indicates the circuit identification. It is a string of no NULL

more than 32 ASCII characters. The circuit
identification parameter contains the common language
circuit ID or alias of the circuit being provisioned.
<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid values are shown RDLD-DEA
in section SST_STATE.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-PXC-OCH::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-4-1:C::2WAY,E2E:WVNUM=1,CKTID=A1:,RDLD;
ENT-PXC-OCH::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-4-
1:C::1WAY,E2E:CNTRFREQ=195.75625THz,BANDWIDTH=37.5GHz,OPAMODE=MAN,CKTID=A1:
,RDLD;
Response Message
NE 2008-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
DLT-PXC-OCH
ED-PXC-OCH
RTRV-PXC-OCH
ED-PXC-OCH
Edits a cross-connection (OCH).
Function
This command modifies an OCH layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PXC-OCH:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>:::[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,]
[WVNUM=<WVNUM>,][SRCCNTRFREQ=<SRCCNTRFREQ>,]
[DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,][DSTWVNUM=<DSTWVNUM>,]
[DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>,][OPAMODE=<OPAMODE>,]
[CKTID=<CKTID>]:,[<SST>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.

<PORT ID>.

<SRCCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz. NULL
<DSTBANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the band to which the sink CBAND
wavelength belongs.
<DSTWVNUM> Indicates the number of the sink wavelength. NA

<DSTCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz. NULL
<OPAMODE> Indicates the optical power adjustment mode. The valid NA
<CKTID> Indicates the circuit identification. It is a string of no NA

<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid states are NA

provided in section SST_STATE.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PXC-OCH::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-4-1:C:::WVNUM=1,CKTID=A1:,RDLD;
ED-PXC-OCH::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-4-
1:C:::SRCCNTRFREQ=195.75625THz,OPAMODE=AUTO,CKTID=A1:,RDLD;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
DLT-PXC-OCH
ENT-PXC-OCH
RTRV-PXC-OCH
DLT-PXC-OCH
Deletes a cross-connection (OCH).
Function
This command deletes an OCH layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-PXC-OCH:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::[<CRSTYPE>]:
[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE,>][WVNUM=<WVNUM>,]
[SRCCNTRFREQ=<SRCCNTRFREQ>,][DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,]
[DSTWVNUM=<DSTWVNUM>,][DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>,]
[INCL=<INCL>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.

<PORT ID>.

are as follows:
end.
only within a unit.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the wavelength band. The default CBAND
and only available value for this parameter is CBAND.

wavelength belongs.

<INCL> Indicates inclusive. The valid values are as follows: N
 Y: indicates that the requested channel is
disconnected regardless of its red-lined state.
 N: indicates that the status of the cross-
connection is considered to determine whether the
requested channel should be disconnected.
NOTE:
A red-lined connection can be deleted only when <INCL> is
set to Y.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-PXC-OCH:FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-4-1:100::WVNUM=1,INCL=Y;
DLT-PXC-OCH::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-4-1:100::E2E:SRCCNTRFREQ=195.75625THz,INCL=Y;
Response Message
NE 2008-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
ENT-PXC-OCH
ED-PXC-OCH
RTRV-PXC-OCH
RTRV-PXC-OCH
Retrieves information on a cross-connection (OCH).
Function
This command retrieves the information on an OCH layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PXC-OCH:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,]
[WVNUM=<WVNUM>,][SRCCNTRFREQ=<SRCCNTRFREQ>,]
[DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,][DSTWVNUM=<DSTWVNUM>,]
[DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. It can be the source or NA

sink of the cross-connection, or any path of the source
or sink. It can be null. If nothing is entered, all the
cross-connections with the entered rate level with be
retrieved. The symbols"&" and "&&" are supported.
<PORT ID>.

wavelength belongs.

Response Syntax
("<FROM>,<TO>:<CCT>,<CRSTYPE>:BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,WVNUM=<WVNUM>,SRCCNTRFREQ
=<SRCCNTRFREQ>,SRCBANDWIDTH=<SRCBANDWIDTH>,
[DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,DSTWVNUM=<DSTWVNUM>,DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>,DS
TBANDWIDTH=<DSTBANDWIDTH>],OPAMODE=<OPAMODE>,WV=<WV>,
[DSTWV=<DSTWV>],CKTID=<CKTID>:,<SST>" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source of the cross-connection.

The valid format is: FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
<TO> Indicates the sink of the cross-connection.

<CCT> Indicates the type of the cross-connection. The valid values are as
follows:
 2WAY: indicates that the cross-connection is bidirectional.
 1WAY: indicates that the cross-connection is unidirectional.
<CRSTYPE> Indicates the cross-connection type. The valid values are as follows:
 E2E: indicates that the cross-connection is end-to-end.
 INTRA: indicates that the cross-connection is only within a
unit.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the wave band. The default and only available
value for this parameter is CBAND.
<WVNUM> Indicates the number of the wavelength channels.

<SRCCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH> Indicates the band width, such as 37.5GHz.
<DSTBANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the band to which the sink wavelength belongs.
<DSTWVNUM> Indicates the number of the sink wavelength.

<DSTCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH> Indicates the band width, such as 37.5GHz.
<OPAMODE> Indicates the optical power adjustment mode. The valid value is either
MAN or AUTO.
NOTE:
This parameter is displayed for E2E type cross-connections.
<WV> Indicates the wavelength information of the optical channel. The valid
format is frequency/wavelength: xxxxTHz/xxxnm.
<DSTWV> Indicates the information about the sink wavelength.
<CKTID> Indicates the circuit identification. It is a string of no more than 32

ASCII characters. The circuit identification parameter contains the
common language circuit ID or alias of the circuit being provisioned.
<SST> Indicates the red-lined state.

 If the cross-connection is RDLD-DEA, the SST will not be
displayed.
 If the cross-connection is RDLD, the SST will be displayed as
RDLD.
Example
Command
RTRV-PXC-OCH:::c;
Response Message
NE 2009-01-16 08:21:44 M C COMPLD "FAC-2-10-1,FAC-2-10-
4:1WAY,INTRA:BANDTYPE=CBAND,WVNUM=4,
DSTBANDTYPE=CBAND,DSTWVNUM=78,WV=195.90THz/1530.33nm,
DSTWV=192.20THz/1559.79nm "
"FAC-2-14-1,FAC-2-1-1:1WAY,E2E:BANDTYPE=CBAND,WVNUM=78,
DSTBANDTYPE=CBAND,DSTWVNUM=2,OPAMODE=AUTO,WV=192.20THz/1559.79nm,
DSTWV=196.00THz/1529.55nm " ;
Related Commands
DLT-PXC-OCH
ED-PXC-OCH
ENT-PXC-OCH
RTRV-PXCINFO-OCH
Retrieves information on a cross-connection information (OCH).
Function
This command queries the sub-cross-connections in an end-to-end optical cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PXCINFO-OCH:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>:::
[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,][WVNUM=<WVNUM>,]
[DSTWVNUM=<DSTWVNUM>,][DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>];
Command Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the slot number and port number of the source NA
units.

<PORT ID>.
<TO> Indicates the slot number and port number of the sink NA
units.
<PORT ID>.

wavelength belongs.

Response Syntax
("<FROM>,<TO>:<CCT>,<CRSTYPE>:BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,WVNUM=<WVNUM>,
[DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,DSTWVNUM=<DSTWVNUM>];" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source of the cross-connection


<CCT> Indicates the type of the cross-connection. The valid values are 2WAY
and 1WAY.
<CRSTYPE> Indicates the cross-connection type. The values are E2E and INTRA.
INTRA is the only valid cross-connection type for this scenario.
<WVNUM> Indicates the number of the wavelength channels.

<SRCCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH> Indicates the band width, such as 37.5GHz.
<DSTBANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the band to which the sink wavelength belongs.
<DSTWVNUM> Indicates the number of the sink wavelength.

<DSTCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH> Indicates the band width, such as 37.5GHz.
Example
Command
RTRV-PXCINFO-OCH::FAC-2-14-1,FAC-2-1-1:C:::wvnum=78;
RTRV-PXCINFO-OCH::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-14-1:C:::SRCCNTRFREQ=192.10625THz;
Response Message
4:1WAY,INTRA:BANDTYPE=CBAND,WVNUM=78" "FAC-2-15-1,FAC-2-15-
1:1WAY,INTRA:BANDTYPE=CBAND,WVNUM=78" ;
Related Commands
RTRV-PXC-OCH
RTRV-PXC-WASTAGE
Queries the line insertion loss that is set.
Function
This command queries the line insertion loss that is set.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PXC-WASTAGE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::LOCAID=<LOCAID>,
[SRCNE=<SRCNE>],[DSTNE=<DSTNE>],[OTHAID=<OTHAID>],
[PXCDATA=<PXCDATA>];
Command Parameters
<LOCAID> Indicates the optical port number of the local NE for which NA
the insertion loss is set.
<PORT ID>.
<SRCNE> Indicates the name of the TID of the NE where the source NA
OCh is located
<DSTNE> Indicates the name of the TID of the NE where the sink NA
OCh is located
<OTHAID> Indicates the optical port number of the peer NE. NA
<PXCDATA> Indicates the insertion loss. NA
Response Syntax
("LOCAID=<LOCAID>,
[SRCNE=<SRCNE>,DSTNE=<DSTNE>],OTHAID=<OTHAID>,PXCDATA=<PXCDATA>" <cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<LOCAID> Indicates the optical port number of the local NE for which the insertion
loss is set.
<SRCNE> Indicates the name of the TID of the NE where the source OCh is
located
<DSTNE> Indicates the name of the TID of the NE where the sink OCh is located
<OTHAID> Indicates the optical port number of the peer NE.
<PXCDATA> Indicates the insertion loss.
Example
Command
RTRV-PXC-WASTAGE:::c;
Response Message
4:1WAY,INTRA:BANDTYPE=CBAND,WVNUM=4,
DSTBANDTYPE=CBAND,DSTWVNUM=78,WV=195.90THz/1530.33nm,
DSTWV=192.20THz/1559.79nm "
"FAC-2-14-1,FAC-2-1-1:1WAY,E2E:BANDTYPE=CBAND,WVNUM=78,
DSTBANDTYPE=CBAND,DSTWVNUM=2,OPAMODE=AUTO,WV=192.20THz/1559.79nm,
DSTWV=196.00THz/1529.55nm " ;
Related Commands
DLT-PXC-WASTAGE
ED-PXC-WASTAGE
DLT-PXC-WASTAGE
Deletes the insertion loss.
Function
This command deletes the insertion loss.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
RTRV-PXC-WASTAGE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::LOCAID=<LOCAID>,
[SRCNE=<SRCNE>],[DSTNE=<DSTNE>],[OTHAID=<OTHAID>],
[PXCDATA=<PXCDATA>];
Command Parameters
<LOCAID> Indicates the optical port number of the local NE for NA

which the insertion loss is set.
<PORT ID>.
OCH is located
OCH is located

Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-PXC-WASTAGE:::C:::LOCAID=FAC-1-1-1&FAC-1-3-1&FAC-1-5-
1,SRCNE=NE2,OTHAID=FAC-1-2-1,PXCDATA=\"WVTOTAL=1,WVNUM=4;
Response Message
NE 2008-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
ED-PXC-WASTAGE
RTRV-PXC-WASTAGE
ED-PXC-WASTAGE
Sets the insertion loss.
Function
This command sets the insertion loss.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PXC-WASTAGE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::LOCAID=<LOCAID>,[SRCNE=<SRCNE>],
[DSTNE=<DSTNE>],[OTHAID=<OTHAID>],[PXCDATA=<PXCDATA>];
Command Parameters
<LOCAID> Indicates the optical port number of the local NE for which NA
the insertion loss is set.
<PORT ID>.
OCh is located
OCh is located
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PXC-WASTAGE:::C:::LOCAID=FAC-1-1-1&FAC-1-3-1&FAC-1-5-
1,SRCNE=NE2,OTHAID=FAC-1-2-1,PXCDATA=\"WVTOTAL=1,WVNUM=4,WASTAGE=3;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
DLT-PXC-WASTAGE
RTRV-PXC-WASTAGE
ED-OXC-NEPORT
Edits the edge port of an NE.
Function
When creating an end-to-end optical cross-connection, users must run this command at the
source and sink interfaces of all units except the OTU and the FIU unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross Connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OXC-NEPORT:[<TID>]:<AID>:CTAG:::[IN=<IN>],[OUT=<OUT>],
[MARK=<MARK>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier of the port. NA

The valid format is: FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>
<IN> Indicates the attribute of the input edge port. The valid ENABLE
This parameter must be set to ENABLE if the AID port
is the source interface when users create an end-to-end
optical cross-connection.
<OUT> Indicates the attribute of the output edge port. The valid ENABLE
This parameter must be set to ENABLE if the AID port
is the sink interface when users create an end-to-end
optical cross-connection.
<MARK> Indicates the memo information of the protection group. NULL

It is a string with no more than 64 characters.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OXC-NEPORT::FAC-1-3-1:C:::IN=ENABLE,OUT=DISABLE;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-OXC-NEPORT
RTRV-OXC-NEPORT
Retrieves the edge port of an NE.
Function
This command instructs the NE to retrieve the edge port status of the optical cross-
connection.
Usage Note
The optical interface will not be displayed if the attribute of the edge ports IN and OUT are
on the same optical interface.
Category
Cross Connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OXC-NEPORT:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Value
<AID> Indicates the access identifier of the port. NA

ID>.
Refer to PORT for the valid values of <AID> for specific units.
The PORT parameter supports ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::IN=<IN>,OUT=<OUT>,[MARK=<MARK>];"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier of the port.

<IN> Indicates the attribute of the edge port IN. The valid values are ENABLE
and DISABLE.
<OUT> Indicates the attribute of the edge port OUT. The valid values are ENABLE
and DISABLE.
<MARK> Indicates the memo information of the protection group. It is a string with
Example
Command
RTRV-OXC-NEPORT:::C
RTRV-OXC-NEPORT::FAC-1-3-ALL:C
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-3-1::IN=ENABLE,OUT=DISABLE"
;
Related Commands
ED-OXC-NEPORT
RTRV-OCCUP-WAVE
Queries reserved wavelength resources at the optical layer.
Function
This command queries the wavelength resources reserved for ASON services. In scenarios
with a revertive ASON service, the original trail or wavelength is reserved for restoration
when the service is rerouted. The reserved wavelength cannot be used to carry a static
service.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OCCUP-WAVE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the number of a port on the FIU. The NA

valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
(^^^"<AID>::BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,WV=<WV>,OCCUP=<OCCUP>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the number of a reserved wavelength at the specified port on the
FIU. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<CHANNEL ID>.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the band of the port. The valid values is CBAND.
<WV> Indicates the information about the wavelength specified by <AID>. The
valid format is frequency/wavelength: xxxxTHz/xxxnm.
<OCCUP> Indicates whether the wavelength is reserved by ASON. The valid values are
Y and N.
Y: indicates that the wavelength is reserved.
N: indicates that the wavelength is not reserved.
Example
Command
RTRV-OCCUP-WAVE::FAC-1-8-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-11 20:37:10
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-8-1-1::BANDTYPE=CBAND,WV=196.05THz/1529.16nm,OCCUP=Y"
;
Related Commands
None
ENT-PXC-OCHM
Creates a cross-connection (OCHM).
Function
This command creates an OCHM layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-PXC-OCHM:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::[<CCT>],[<CRSTYPE>]:
[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,]CNTRFREQ1=<CNTRFREQ1>,BANDWIDTH1=<BAND
WIDTH1>,[CNTRFREQ2=<CNTRFREQ2>,][BANDWIDTH2=<BANDWIDTH2>,]
[CNTRFREQ3=<CNTRFREQ3>,][BANDWIDTH3=<BANDWIDTH3>,]
[CNTRFREQ4=<CNTRFREQ4>,][BANDWIDTH4=<BANDWIDTH4>,]
[OPAMODE=<OPAMODE>,][CONSTR=<CONSTR>,][CKTID=<CKTID>]:,[<SST>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.

<PORT ID>.
<CCT> Indicates the cross-connection type. The valid values is 2WAY

2WAY (bidirectional) and 1WAY (unidirectional).
 The cross-connection of the E2E can be either
unidirectional or bidirectional.

are as follows:
end.
<CNTRFREQ1> Indicates the center frequency of the 1st wave, such as NULL
196.0THz.
<BANDWIDTH1> Indicates the band width of the 1st wave, such as NULL
50.0GHz.
<CNTRFREQ2> Indicates the center frequency of the 2nd wave, such as NULL
196.0THz.
<BANDWIDTH2> Indicates the band width of the 2nd wave, such as NULL
50.0GHz.
<CNTRFREQ3> Indicates the center frequency of the 3rd wave, such as NULL
196.0THz.
<BANDWIDTH3> Indicates the band width of the 3rd wave, such as NULL
50.0GHz.
<CNTRFREQ4> Indicates the center frequency of the 4th wave, such as NULL
196.0THz.
<BANDWIDTH4> Indicates the band width of the 4th wave, such as NULL
50.0GHz.
<OPAMODE> Indicates the optical power adjustment mode. The valid AUTO
<CONSTR> Specifies one or more constraint ports. If more than one NULL
constraint port exists, separate them with the mark (&).
<PORT ID>.

<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid values are RDLD-DEA
shown in section SST_STATE.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-PXC-OCHM::FAC-2-2-1,FAC-2-7-
1:C::1WAY,E2E:CNTRFREQ1=196.00THz,BANDWIDTH1=50.0GHz,CNTRFREQ2=195.90THz,BA
NDWIDTH2=50.0GHz,CNTRFREQ3=195.80THz,BANDWIDTH3=50.0GHz,CNTRFREQ4=195.70THz
,BANDWIDTH4=50.0GHz,OPAMODE=MAN,CKTID=A1:,RDLD;
Response Message
NE 2014-06-18 16:34:32 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
DLT-PXC-OCHM
ED-PXC-OCHM
RTRV-PXC-OCHM
ED-PXC-OCHM
Edits a cross-connection (OCHM).
Function
This command modifies an OCHM layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PXC-OCHM:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>:::[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,]
[DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>,][OPAMODE=<OPAMODE>,]
[CKTID=<CKTID>]:,[<SST>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.

<PORT ID>.

<SRCCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency of the source 1st wave, NULL
such as 196.0THz.
wavelength belongs.
<DSTCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 1st NULL
wave, such as 196.0THz.
<OPAMODE> Indicates the optical power adjustment mode. The valid NA
<CKTID> Indicates the circuit identification. It is a string of no NA

<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid states are NA

Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PXC-OCHM::FAC-2-2-1,FAC-2-7-
1:C:::SRCCNTRFREQ=196.0THz,OPAMODE=MAN,CKTID=A2:,RDLD;
Response Message
NE 2014-06-18 19:52:50 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
DLT-PXC-OCHM
ENT-PXC-OCHM
RTRV-PXC-OCHM
RTRV-PXC-OCHM
Retrieves information on a cross-connection (OCHM).
Function
This command retrieves the information on an OCHM layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PXC-OCHM:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,]
[DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. It can be the source or NA

sink of the cross-connection, or any path of the source
or sink. It can be null. If nothing is entered, all the
retrieved. The symbols"&" and "&&" are supported.
<PORT ID>.
such as such as 196.0THz.
wavelength belongs.
wave, such as such as 196.0THz.
Response Syntax
("<FROM>,<TO>:<CCT>,<CRSTYPE>:BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,SRCCNTRFREQ1=<SRCCNTRFREQ
1>,SRCBANDWIDTH1=<SRCBANDWIDTH1>,SRCCNTRFREQ2=<SRCCNTRFREQ2>,SRCBANDWIDTH2=
<SRCBANDWIDTH2>,SRCCNTRFREQ3=<SRCCNTRFREQ3>,SRCBANDWIDTH3=<SRCBANDWIDTH3>,S
RCCNTRFREQ4=<SRCCNTRFREQ4>,SRCBANDWIDTH4=<SRCBANDWIDTH4>,
[DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,DSTCNTRFREQ1=<DSTCNTRFREQ1>,DSTBANDWIDTH1=<DSTBA
NDWIDTH1>,DSTCNTRFREQ2=<DSTCNTRFREQ2>,DSTBANDWIDTH2=<DSTBANDWIDTH2>,DSTCNTR
FREQ3=<DSTCNTRFREQ3>,DSTBANDWIDTH3=<DSTBANDWIDTH3>,DSTCNTRFREQ4=<SRCCNTRFRE
Q4>,DSTBANDWIDTH4=<DSTBANDWIDTH4>],OPAMODE=<OPAMODE>,CKTID=<CKTID>:,<SST>"
<cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters


follows:
<CRSTYPE> Indicates the cross-connection type. The valid values are as follows:
 E2E: indicates that the cross-connection is end-to-end.
<SRCCNTRFREQ1> Indicates the center frequency of the source 1st wave, such as
196.0THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH1> Indicates the band width of the source 1st wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<SRCCNTRFREQ2> Indicates the center frequency of the source 2nd wave, such as
196.0THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH2> Indicates the band width of the source 2nd wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<SRCCNTRFREQ3> Indicates the center frequency of the source 3rd wave, such as
196.0THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH3> Indicates the band width of the source 3rd wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<SRCCNTRFREQ4> Indicates the center frequency of the source 4th wave, such as
196.0THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH4> Indicates the band width of the source 4th wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<DSTBANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the band to which the destination wave belongs.
<DSTCNTRFREQ1> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 1st wave, such as
196.0THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH1> Indicates the band width of the destination 1st wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<DSTCNTRFREQ2> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 2nd wave, such as
196.0THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH2> Indicates the band width of the destination 2nd wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<DSTCNTRFREQ3> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 3rd wave, such as
196.0THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH3> Indicates the band width of the destination 3rd wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<DSTCNTRFREQ4> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 4th wave, such as
196.0THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH4> Indicates the band width of the destination 4th wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<OPAMODE> Indicates the optical power adjustment mode. The valid value is either
MAN or AUTO.
NOTE:
This parameter is displayed for E2E type cross-connections.


displayed.
RDLD.
Example
Command
RTRV-PXC-OCHM:::c;
Response Message
1:1WAY,E2E:BANDTYPE=CBAND,SRCCNTRFREQ1=196.000000THz,SRCBANDWIDTH1=50.000GH
z,SRCCNTRFREQ2=195.900000THz,SRCBANDWIDTH2=50.000GHz,SRCCNTRFREQ3=195.80000
0THz,SRCBANDWIDTH3=50.000GHz,SRCCNTRFREQ4=195.700000THz,SRCBANDWIDTH4=50.00
0GHz,OPAMODE=MAN,CKTID=\"A1\":,RDLD"
;
Related Commands
DLT-PXC-OCHM
ED-PXC-OCHM
ENT-PXC-OCHM
RTRV-PXCINFO-OCHM
Retrieves information on a cross-connection information (OCHM).
Function
This command queries the sub-cross-connections in an end-to-end optical cross-connection
(OCHM).
Usage Note
None.
Category
Cross connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PXCINFO-OCHM:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>:::
[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,]SRCCNTRFREQ=<SRCCNTRFREQ>,
[DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,][DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>];
Command Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the slot number and port number of the source NA
units.
<PORT ID>.
<TO> Indicates the slot number and port number of the sink NA
units.
<PORT ID>.
such as 196.0THz.
<DSTBANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the band to which the destination CBAND
wave belongs.
Response Syntax
("<FROM>,<TO>:<CCT>,<CRSTYPE>:BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,SRCCNTRFREQ1=<SRCCNTRFREQ
1>,SRCBANDWIDTH1=<SRCBANDWIDTH1>,SRCCNTRFREQ2=<SRCCNTRFREQ2>,SRCBANDWIDTH2=
<SRCBANDWIDTH2>,SRCCNTRFREQ3=<SRCCNTRFREQ3>,SRCBANDWIDTH3=<SRCBANDWIDTH3>,S
RCCNTRFREQ4=<SRCCNTRFREQ4>,SRCBANDWIDTH4=<SRCBANDWIDTH4>,
[DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,DSTCNTRFREQ1=<DSTCNTRFREQ1>,DSTBANDWIDTH1=<DSTBA
NDWIDTH1>,DSTCNTRFREQ2=<DSTCNTRFREQ2>,DSTBANDWIDTH2=<DSTBANDWIDTH2>,DSTCNTR
FREQ3=<DSTCNTRFREQ3>,DSTBANDWIDTH3=<DSTBANDWIDTH3>,DSTCNTRFREQ4=<SRCCNTRFRE
Q4>,DSTBANDWIDTH4=<DSTBANDWIDTH4>];" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source of the cross-connection


<CCT> Indicates the type of the cross-connection. The valid values are 2WAY
and 1WAY.
<CRSTYPE> Indicates the cross-connection type. The values are E2E and INTRA.
INTRA is the only valid cross-connection type for this scenario.
<SRCCNTRFREQ1> Indicates the center frequency of the source 1st wave, such as
196.0THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH1> Indicates the band width of the source 1st wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<SRCCNTRFREQ2> Indicates the center frequency of the source 2nd wave, such as
196.0THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH2> Indicates the band width of the source 2nd wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<SRCCNTRFREQ3> Indicates the center frequency of the source 3rd wave, such as
196.0THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH3> Indicates the band width of the source 3rd wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<SRCCNTRFREQ4> Indicates the center frequency of the source 4th wave, such as
196.0THz.
<SRCBANDWIDTH4> Indicates the band width of the source 4th wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<DSTBANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the band to which the destination wave belongs.
<DSTCNTRFREQ1> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 1st wave, such as
196.0THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH1> Indicates the band width of the destination 1st wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<DSTCNTRFREQ2> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 2nd wave, such as
196.0THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH2> Indicates the band width of the destination 2nd wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<DSTCNTRFREQ3> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 3rd wave, such as
196.0THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH3> Indicates the band width of the destination 3rd wave, such as 50.0GHz.
<DSTCNTRFREQ4> Indicates the center frequency of the destination 4th wave, such as
196.0THz.
<DSTBANDWIDTH4> Indicates the band width of the destination 4th wave, such as 50.0GHz.
Example
Command
RTRV-PXCINFO-OCHM::FAC-2-2-1,FAC-2-7-1:C:::SRCCNTRFREQ=196.0THz;
Response Message
1:1WAY,INTRA:BANDTYPE=CBAND,SRCCNTRFREQ1=196.000000THz,SRCBANDWIDTH1=50.000
GHz,SRCCNTRFREQ2=195.900000THz,SRCBANDWIDTH2=50.000GHz,SRCCNTRFREQ3=195.800
000THz,SRCBANDWIDTH3=50.000GHz,SRCCNTRFREQ4=195.700000THz,SRCBANDWIDTH4=50.
000GHz" "FAC-2-6-1,FAC-2-6-
000GHz" "FAC-2-7-3,FAC-2-7-
000GHz" ;
Related Commands
RTRV-PXC-OCHM
DLT-PXC-OCHM
Deletes a cross-connection (OCHM).
Function
This command deletes an OCHM layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-PXC-OCHM:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::[<CRSTYPE>]:
[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,][SRCCNTRFREQ=<SRCCNTRFREQ>,]
[DSTBANDTYPE=<DSTBANDTYPE>,][DSTCNTRFREQ=<DSTCNTRFREQ>,]
[INCL=<INCL>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.

<PORT ID>.

are as follows:
end.
only within a unit.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the type of the wavelength band. The default CBAND
and only available value for this parameter is CBAND.
such as 196.0THz.
wavelength belongs.
 N: indicates that the status of the cross-
connection is considered to determine whether the
requested channel should be disconnected.
NOTE:
A red-lined connection can be deleted only when <INCL> is
set to Y.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-PXC-OCHM::FAC-2-2-1,FAC-2-7-1:100::E2E:SRCCNTRFREQ=196.0THz,INCL=Y;
Response Message
NE 2014-06-19 09:40:15 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
ENT-PXC-OCHM
ED-PXC-OCHM
RTRV-PXC-OCHM
D.9.2 Configuring EXC
This section lists the commands used to configure an EXC.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>
Creates a cross-connection.
Function
This command creates an electrical layer cross-connection.
The symbol "&" can be used in the AID field of this command to indicate multiple objects.
 The following command is used to create a common one-way cross-connection from
point F1 to point T1.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:F1,T1:<CTAG>::1WAY;
 The following command is used to create a common two-way cross-connection from
point F1 to point T1.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:F1,T1:<CTAG>::2WAY;
 The following command is used to create a one-way selector from points F1&F2 to
point T1.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:
[<TID>]:F1&F2,T1:<CTAG>::SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>[,OTNLEVEL=<OTNL
EVEL>],1WAY;
 The following command is used to create SNCP (a one-way selector and one-way
bridge) from points F1&F2 to point T1. (Either of the two commands can be used.)
 ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:
[<TID>]:F1&F2,T1:<CTAG>::SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>[,OTNLEVEL=<OT
NLEVEL>],2WAY;
 ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:
[<TID>]:T1,F1&F2:<CTAG>::SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>[,OTNLEVEL=<OT
NLEVEL>],2WAY;
 The following command is used to create two one-way selectors, one from points
F1&F2 to point T1 and the other from points F1&F2 to point T2.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:
[<TID>]:F1&F2,T1&T2:<CTAG>::SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>[,OTNLEVEL=<O
TNLEVEL>],1WAY;
 The following command is used to create broadcast from point F1 to points
T1&T2&T3&T4.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:F1,T1&T2&T3&T4:<CTAG>::1WAY;
 The following command is used to interconnect two SNCP cross-connections from
points F1&F2 to points T1&T2.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:
[<TID>]:F1&F2,T1&T2:<CTAG>::SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>[,OTNLEVEL=<O
TNLEVEL>],2WAY;
 If there is one common one-way cross-connection from F1 to T1, the following
command will convert it to a one-way selector; the preferred path is F1.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:
[<TID>]:F2,T1:<CTAG>::SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>[,OTNLEVEL=<OTNLEV
EL>],1WAY;
 If there is one common two-way cross-connection from F1 to T1, the following
command will convert it to SNCP; the preferred path is F1.
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:
[<TID>]:F2,T1:<CTAG>::SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>[,OTNLEVEL=<OTNLEV
EL>],2WAY;
Usage Note
When an SNCP cross-connection is created, the path presented by the first AID is configured
to be the preferred path by default. For example, the AID (F1) of the cross-connection
(created by ENT-CRS-ODU1::F1&F2,T1:123;) is the preferred path. The user can also set
the preferred path by using parameter <PREFERREDPATH>.
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::[<CCT>]:[TS=<TS>],
[PLDRATE=<PLDRATE>],[PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>],[SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>]
[,OTNLEVEL=<OTNLEVEL>][,PREFERREDPATH=<PREFERREDPATH>]
[,RVRTV=<RVRTV>][,RVTM=<RVTM>][,SDFLAG=<SDFLAG]
[,CONFRIMTIME=<CONFRIMTIME>][,CKTID=<CKTID>]:,[<SST>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> The <MOD2> includes ODUn, OTUn, and STSn. For NA

other <MOD2> values, see the service type parameter
in D.6.8 ED-CLNT.
<FROM> Indicates the source AID. This parameter supports NA

"&" and is used to create an SNCP group.
It can be null. If nothing is entered, all the cross-

connections with the entered rate level with be
retrieved. The symbol "&" is allowed.
The valid format of <FROM> depends on the level of
the electrical cross-connection which is specified by
<MOD2>. For example, if <MOD2> is STS3, refer
to OCN/STMN for the valid format corresponding to
the desired unit; if <MOD2> is FC200, refer
to FCMOD2.
<TO> Indicates the sink AID. This parameter supports "&" NA

and is used to create an SNCP group.
Multiple '&' and '&&' are allowed when creating a 1-
to-N one-way cross-connection. In most cases, only
one "&" is allowed. The value for <TO> cannot be
null.
The valid format of <TO> depends on the level of the
electrical cross-connection which is specified by
<MOD2>. For example, if <MOD2> is STS3, refer
to OCN/STMN for the valid format corresponding to
the desired unit; if <MOD2> is FC200, refer
to FCMOD2.
<CCT> Indicates the cross-connection type. The valid values 2WAY

are as follows:
 2WAY: Bidirectional
 1WAY: Unidirectional
<TS> Indicates the bandwidth occupied by the ODUflex 0
service when the ODUflex service is configured. This
parameter is unavailable for other service types.
<PLDRATE> Indicates the rate of a channel service and is valid NA
only when ODUflex services are configured on the
channel.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the type of a channel service and is valid NA
only when ODUflex services are configured on the
channel.
<SNCPTYPE> Indicates an SNCP protection type. The valid values NA
are as follows:
 swsncp: SW SNCP protection
 snci: SNC/I
 sncn: SNC/N
 sncs: SNC/S
Users can specify this parameter only when creating
or changing the current protection group to an SNCP
group.
<OTNLEVEL> Indicates the monitoring layer of SNCP. NA

Users can input a value for this parameter only when
the type of SNCP is SNCS or SNCN.

 SNC/S: TCM1-TCM6
 SNC/N: PM, TCM1-TCM6
<PREFERREDPATH> Indicates the preferred path. <PREFERREDPATH> For common cross-

is only supplied for SNCP. Two values separated by connections: NA
"&" are only applicable to SNCP with 2 sources or 2 For cross-
destinations. connections within
This value can only be specified for cross- an SNCP group: the
connections within an SNCP group. AID of F1
(mentioned in the
foregoing Function.)
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode which only applies to N

SNCP. The valid values are Y and N.
<RVTM> Indicates the revertive time expressed in minutes. The 5

valid value ranges from 5 to 12.
<SDFLAG> This parameter is only available for SNCP. DISABLE

Indicates whether SD is enabled as the trigger
condition of a protection switching.
<CONFRIMTIME> Indicates the defect acknowledgement time ranging 0

from 0 to 1000 (step length: 10 ms). This parameter is
valid only for SNCP.

identification parameter contains the common
language circuit ID or alias of the circuit being
provisioned.
<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid states are RDLD-DEA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<SID>^<YYYY-MM-DD>^<HH:MM:SS> <cr><lf> M^^<CTAG>^COMPLD
<cr><lf> ;
Example
Command
ENT-CRS-ODU1::CLNT-1-7-1,SRV2-1-3-1:C::2WAY:CKTID=A1:,RDLD;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
ED-CRS-<MOD2>
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>
RTRV-CRS
ED-CRS-<MOD2>
Edits a cross-connection.
Function
This command edits the attributes of an electrical layer cross-connection.
 The symbol "&" can be used in the AID field of this command to indicate multiple
objects.
 The AIDs must be in the same order as originally entered for the one-way cross-
connections. Either order will work for the two-way cross-connections.
 The AID format in the command is the same as the AID format in the retrieved
response message. For example, if the output of any retrieved AID is
"F1&F2,T1:CCT", a command with the AID format (F1&F2,T1) is required to edit
this cross-connection.
 The following command is used to edit the name of the specified cross-connection.
ED-CRS-<MOD2>::F1,T1:<CTAG>:::CKTID=FISTONE;
 The following command is used to edit the red-lined state of the specified cross-
connection.
ED-CRS-<MOD2>::F1,T1:<CTAG>::::,RDLD-DEA;
Usage Note
This command edits the preferred path when the switching state is not idle to ensure that the
future automatic switching is performed successfully.
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::: [OTNLEVEL=<OTNLEVEL>,]
[RVRTV=<RVRTV>,][RVTM=<RVTM>,][SDFLAG=<SDFLAG>,]
[CONFRIMTIME=<CONFRIMTIME>][CKTID=<CKTID>]:,[<SST>];
Command Parameters
Default
<MOD2> The <MOD2> includes ODUn, OTUn, STSn, etc. For other NA
<MOD2> values, see the service type parameter in D.6.8 ED-
CLNT.
<FROM> Indicates the source of the cross-connection or any path of the NA

source or sink.
The valid format of <FROM> depends on the level of the
electrical cross-connection which is specified by <MOD2>. For
example, if the <MOD2> is STS3, refer to OCN/STMN for the
valid format corresponding to the desired unit; if the <MOD2>
is FC200, refer to FCMOD2.

The valid format of <TO> depends on the level of the electrical
cross-connection which is specified by <MOD2>. For example,
if the <MOD2> is STS3, refer to OCN/STMN for the valid
format corresponding to the desired unit; if the <MOD2> is
FC200, refer to FCMOD2.
<OTNLEVEL> Indicates the monitoring layer of SNCP. NA

This parameter is available only when the type of SNCP is
SNCS or SNCN.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode which only applies to SNCP. The N
valid values are Y and N.
<RVTM> Indicates the revertive time expressed in minutes. It ranges from 5

5 to 12. The default value is 5.
This parameter is available only for SNCP and when <RVRTV>
is enabled.
<SDFLAG> Indicates whether SD is enabled as the trigger condition of a DISABLE

protection switching.
This parameter is only available for SNCP.
<CONFRIMTIME> Indicates the defect acknowledgement time ranging from 0 to 0

1000 (step length: 10 ms). This parameter is valid only for
SNCP.
<CKTID> Indicates the circuit identification. It is an alphanumeric string. NA

The maximum length is 32 characters. The <CKTID> parameter
contains the common language circuit ID or alias of the circuit
being provisioned.
It cannot include escape characters except \ and ".
<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid values are provided in NA
section SST_STATE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-CRS-ODU1::CLNT-3-1-1&CLNT-4-1-1,SRV1-5-1-1:123:::CKTID=SHENZHEN:,RDLD;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>
RTRV-CRS
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>
Deletes a cross-connection.
Function
This command deletes a cross-connection.
 The AIDs must be in the same order as originally entered for the one-way cross-
connections. Either order will work for the two-way cross-connections.
 This command does not support deleting multiple cross-connections.
 The AID format in the deletion command is the same as the AID format in the
retrieved response message. For example, if the output of any retrieved AID is
"F1&F2, T1: CCT", the deletion command with the AID format (F1&F2, T1) is
required to delete this cross-connection.
 If there is a common one-way cross-connection from point F1 to point T1, the
following command is used to delete it.
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:F1,T1:<CTAG>;
 If there is a common two-way cross-connection from point F1 to point T1, the
following commands are used to delete it. (Either of the two commands can be
deleted.)
 DLT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:F1,T1:<CTAG>;
 DLT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:T1,F1:<CTAG>;
 If there is a selector from points F1& F2 to point T1, the following command is used
to delete it.
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:F1&F2,T1:<CTAG>;
 The following command is used to delete two one-way selectors:
 From points F1&F2 to point T1
 From points F1&F2 to point T2
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:F1&F2,T1&T2:<CTAG>;
 If there is one one-way selector form F1 and F2 to T1, the following command will
convert it to a common one-way cross-connection from F1 to T1.
 If there is one SNCP from F1 and F2 to T1, the following command will convert it to
a common two-way cross-connection from F1 to T1.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>:::[INCL=<INCL>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> The <MOD2> includes ODUn, OTUn, and STSn. For other NA
CLNT.
<FROM> Indicates the source identifier at one end of a cross-connection. NA

<FROM> does not support "&" or "&&" to delete multiple
cross-connections.
The valid format of <FROM> depends on the level of the
electrical cross-connection which is specified by <MOD2>.
For example, if the <MOD2> is STS3, refer to OCN/STMN for
the valid format corresponding to the desired unit; if the
<MOD2> is FC200, refer to FCMOD2.
<TO> Target identifier at one end of a cross-connection. <TO> does NA

not support "&" or "&&" to delete multiple cross-connections.

The valid format of <TO> depends on the level of the electrical
cross-connection which is specified by <MOD2>. For
example, if the <MOD2> is STS3, refer to OCN/STMN for the
valid format corresponding to the desired unit; if the <MOD2>
is FC200, refer to FCMOD2.
<INCL> Indicates inclusive (red-lined circuits). The valid values are as N

follows:
Y: indicates that the requested channel is disconnected
regardless of its red-lined state.
N: indicates a normal disconnection in most cases and no
disconnection if the channel is designated as RDLD.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-CRS-ODU1::SRV1-1-5-1-1,CLNT-1-1-1:C:::INCL=Y;
Related Commands
ED-CRS-<MOD2>
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>
RTRV-CRS
RTRV-CRS
Retrieves a cross-connection.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes for the cross-connections.
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CRS:[<TID>]:[<OTNCRSAID#N\"SLOT-ALL\">]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<OTNCRSAID> Indicates the access identifier. NA
Response Syntax
("<FROM>,<TO>:<CCT>,<LEVEL>:[TS=<TS>][,PLDRATE=<PLDRATE>]
[,PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>][,SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>][,OTNLEVEL=<OTNLEVEL>]
[,PREFERREDPATH=<PREFERREDPATH>][,ACTIVEPATH=<ACTIVEPATH>,][,RVRTV=<RVRTV>]
[,RVTM=<RVTM>][,SDFLAG=<SDFLAG>][,CONFRIMTIME=<CONFRIMTIME>]
[,AUTOFLAG=<AUTOFLAG>][,CKTID=<CKTID>]:[,<SST>]" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source of the cross-connection. It can be null. If nothing is

entered, all the cross-connections with the entered rate level with be
follows:
<LEVEL> Indicates the level of the cross-connection. The valid values are as
follows:
 FETH/GETH/XGETH
 OTU1/OTU2/OTU3/OTU5G
 ODU0/ODU1/ODU2/ODU3/ODU5G/ODUFLEX
 STS3/STS12/STS48/STS192/STS768
 STM1/STM4/STM16/STM64/STM256
 FC100/FC200/FC400/FC1000/FC1200
 FICON/FICONEXP
 HDSDI
 DVBASI/SDI
 ESCON
 FDDI
 ISCIG
 ISC2G
<PLDRATE> Indicates the rate of a channel service and is valid only when ODUflex
services are configured on the channel.
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the type of a channel service and is valid only when ODUflex
<TS> Indicates the bandwidth occupied by the ODUflex service when the
service is queried. This parameter is unavailable when other services
are queried.
<SNCPTYPE> Indicates the SNCP protection type The valid values are as follows:
swsncp: SW SNCP protection
snci: SNC/I
sncn: SNC/N
sncs: SNC/S
NA: Non-SNCP group
<OTNLEVEL> Indicates the monitoring layer of SNCP.

It is displayed only when the SNCP type is SNCS or SNCN. The valid
<PREFERREDPATH> Indicates the preferred path. It is only available for SNCP. Two values
separated by "&" are only applicable to SNCP with two sources or two
destinations.
<ACTIVEPATH> Indicates the active path. It is only available for SNCP. Two values
separated by "&" are applicable to only SNCP with 2 sources or 2
destinations. The active path is the actual working path of the SNCP.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode which only applies to SNCP.
<RVTM> This parameter is available only for SNCP and when <RVRTV> is
enabled.
Indicates the revertive time expressed in minutes. It ranges from 5 to
12. The default value is 5.
<SDFLAG> This parameter is only available for SNCP.

Indicates whether SD is enabled as the trigger condition of a protection
switching.

(step length: 10 ms). This parameter is valid only for SNCP.
<AUTOFLAG> Indicates whether the cross-connection is automatically created by the
system. The valid values are Y and N.

<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. This parameter is omitted in the response
when <SST> is set to RDLD-DEA.
Example
Command
RTRV-CRS::SLOT-1-6:C;
Response Message
Omitted.
Related Commands
ED-CRS-<MOD2>
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>
RTRV-CRS-LOG
Retrieves the SNCP event records.
Function
This command retrieves the SNCP event records.
Usage Note
The logs of deleted protection groups cannot be queried.
Category
SNCP
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CRS-LOG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^<FROM>,<TO>:,<LEVEL>:PSEVENT=<PSEVENT>,EVENTPARA=<EVENTPARA>,DATE=<DATE
>,TIME=<TIME>"<cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<LEVEL> Indicates the level of the cross-connection.
<PSEVENT> Indicates the protection switching event.
<EVENTPARA> Indicates the event parameters.
<DATE> Indicates the date when the event happens. The valid format is YY-MM-DD.
<TIME> Indicates the time when the event happens. The valid format is HH-MM-SS.
Example
Command
RTRV-CRS-LOG:::K;
Response Message
NE-122-23 2014-03-17 10:55:02
M K COMPLD
"SRV2-1-14-1&SRV2-1-13-1,CLNT-1-5-
1:,ODU2:PSEVENT=START_PROTOCL,EVENTPARA=0,DATE=2014-03-15,TIME=21-34-00";
Related Commands
None
RTRV-CRS-DBG
Function
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-CRS—DBG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NA NA NA
Response Syntax
Omitted
Response Parameters
<DBGCRSINDEX> Indicates the index.
<DBGCRSMOD2> Indicates the mod2.
<DBGCRSF1BD> Indicates the f1bd.
<DBGCRSF1PORT> Indicates the f1port.
<DBGCRSF1PATH> Indicates the f1path.
<DBGCRSF2BD> Indicates the f2bd.

<DBGCRSF2PORT> Indicates the f2port.
<DBGCRSF2PATH> Indicates the f2path.
<DBGCRST1BD> Indicates the t1bd.
<DBGCRST1PORT> Indicates the t1port.
<DBGCRST1PATH> Indicates the t1path.
<DBGCRST2BD> Indicates the t2bd.
<DBGCRST2PORT> Indicates the t2port.
<DBGCRST2PATH> Indicates the t2path.
<DBGCRSCCT> Indicates the cct.
<DBGCRSSST> Indicates the sst.

<DBGCRSCKTID> Indicates the cktid.
<TSNUM> Indicates the tsnum.

<EXCSDFLAG> Indicates the SDFLAG.
<EXCRVRTV> Indicates the RVRTV.
<EXCRVTM> Indicates the RVTM.
<OTN_DWORD_NULL> Indicates the DWORDNULL.
<PGCONFRIMTIME> Indicates the CONFIRMTIME.
Example
Command
RTRV-CRS-DBG:[<TID>]::C;
Response Message
Omitted.
Related Commands
ED-CRS-<MOD2>
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>
RTRV-CRS-<MOD2>
Function
 Symbol "&" is used in the AID field of this command to indicate multiple objects.
 The following command is used to retrieve all level cross-connections with specified
path F1:
RTRV-CRS-<MOD2>::F1:<CTAG>;
 F1&F2 indicates the working path and protection path respectively, so the following
command is used to retrieve all the SNCP cross-connections with the specified two
paths of F1 and F2:
RTRV-CRS-<MOD2>::F1&F2:<CTAG>;
 Use the following commands to retrieve all the cross-connections with any path
between F1 and F2.
For example, create 4 cross-connections by using the following four commands:
 ENT-CRS-ODU1::CLNT-7-1-1,CLNT-10-1-1:S::2WAY:CKTID=CHA9;
The RTRV-CRS-ODU1::STS-7-1-1&&-4:S command can retrieve all the cross-
connections between the two ODU1s.
 The following command is used to retrieve all the cross-connections:
RTRV-CRS-<MOD2>:::<CTAG>;
Usage Note
None
Category
Cross-connection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CRS-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<MOD2> The <MOD2> includes ODUn, OTUn, and STSn. For other NA
CLNT.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. It can be the source or sink of a NA

cross-connection, or any path of the source or sink. It can be
null. If nothing is entered, all the cross-connections with the
entered rate level with be retrieved.
The valid format of <AID> depends on the level of the
electrical cross-connection which is specified by <MOD2>.
For example, if the <MOD2> is STS3, refer
to OCN/STMN for the valid format corresponding to the
desired unit; if the <MOD2> is FC200, refer to FCMOD2.
Response Syntax
("<FROM>,<TO>:<CCT>,<LEVEL>:[TS=<TS>][,PLDRATE=<PLDRATE>]
[,PLDTYPE=<PLDTYPE>][,SNCPTYPE=<SNCPTYPE>][,OTNLEVEL=<OTNLEVEL>]
[,PREFERREDPATH=<PREFERREDPATH>][,ACTIVEPATH=<ACTIVEPATH>,][,RVRTV=<RVRTV>]
[,RVTM=<RVTM>][,SDFLAG=<SDFLAG>][,CONFRIMTIME=<CONFRIMTIME>]
[,AUTOFLAG=<AUTOFLAG>][,CKTID=<CKTID>]:[,<SST>]" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source of the cross-connection. It can be null. If nothing is

entered, all the cross-connections with the entered rate level with be
follows:
<LEVEL> Indicates the level of the cross-connection. The valid values are as
follows:
 FETH/GETH/XGETH
 OTU1/OTU2/OTU3/OTU5G
 ODU0/ODU1/ODU2/ODU3/ODU5G/ODUFLEX
 STS3/STS12/STS48/STS192/STS768
 STM1/STM4/STM16/STM64/STM256
 FC100/FC200/FC400/FC1000/FC1200
 FICON/FICONEXP
 HDSDI
 DVBASI/SDI
 ESCON
 FDDI
 ISCIG
 ISC2G
<PLDRATE> Indicates the rate of a channel service and is valid only when ODUflex
<PLDTYPE> Indicates the type of a channel service and is valid only when ODUflex
service is queried. This parameter is unavailable when other services
are queried.
<SNCPTYPE> Indicates the SNCP protection type The valid values are as follows:
swsncp: SW SNCP protection
snci: SNC/I
sncn: SNC/N
sncs: SNC/S
NA: Non-SNCP group
<OTNLEVEL> Indicates the monitoring layer of SNCP.

It is displayed only when the SNCP type is SNCS or SNCN. The valid
<PREFERREDPATH> Indicates the preferred path. It is only available for SNCP. Two values
separated by "&" are only applicable to SNCP with two sources or two
destinations.
<ACTIVEPATH> Indicates the active path. It is only available for SNCP. Two values
separated by "&" are applicable to only SNCP with 2 sources or 2
destinations. The active path is the actual working path of the SNCP.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode which only applies to SNCP.
<RVTM> This parameter is available only for SNCP and when <RVRTV> is
enabled.
Indicates the revertive time expressed in minutes. It ranges from 5 to
12. The default value is 5.
<SDFLAG> This parameter is only available for SNCP.

Indicates whether SD is enabled as the trigger condition of a protection
switching.

(step length: 10 ms). This parameter is valid only for SNCP.
<AUTOFLAG> Indicates whether the cross-connection is automatically created by the
system. The valid values are Y and N.

<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. This parameter is omitted in the response
when <SST> is set to RDLD-DEA.
Example
Command
RTRV-CRS-ODU1::CLNT-1-2-1:C;
Response Message
NGWDM-NE 2003-03-12 07:28:39 M 100 COMPLD "CLNT-1-3-1&CLNT-1-2-1,SRV1-1-
7-1-1:2WAY,ODU1:SNCPTYPE=SNCI,PREFERREDPATH=CLNT-1-3-1,ACTIVEPATH=CLNT-1-3-
1,CKTID=MERRY:,RDLD" ;
Related Commands
ED-CRS-<MOD2>
ENT-CRS-<MOD2>
DLT-CRS-<MOD2>
D.10 Configuring Transparently Transmitted FE

Singal
This section lists commands used to configure FE signal which is transparently transmitted
on OSC channel on ST2 card.
D.10.1 ENT-CRS-OHFE
Creates a pass-through FE service in the OSC.
Function
This command creates a pass-through FE service in the OSC. After the pass-through FE
service is created in the OSC, the FE port on the ST2 board where the OSC is located cannot
be used to transparently transmit third-party management information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-CRS-OHFE:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the source OSC AID. NA

<FROM> <PORT ID>
<TO> Indicates the sink OSC AID. NA

<PORT ID>
Response Syntax
Example
Command
ENT-CRS-OHFE::FAC-1-2-1,FAC-1-3-1:10;
Response Message
NE 2011-01-25 15:33:17 M 10 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.10.3 DLT-CRS-OHFE
Retrieves the cross of a transparent FE channel of OSC.
Function
Retrieves the cross of a transparent FE channel of OSC.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CRS-OHFE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source or destination AID.

Response Syntax
cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<FROM>,<TO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source AID.

<TO> Indicates the destination AID.

Example
Command
RTRV-CRS-OHFE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2011-01-20 15:36:49
M 10 COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-1,FAC-1-6-1"
;
Related Commands
D.10.1 ENT-CRS-OHFE
D.10.3 DLT-CRS-OHFE
D.10.3 DLT-CRS-OHFE
Deletes the cross of a transparent FE channel of OSC.
Function
Deletes the cross of a transparent FE channel of OSC.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-CRS-OHFE:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the source OSC AID. NA

<FROM> <PORT ID>
<TO> Indicates the sink OSC AID. NA

<PORT ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
DLT-CRS-OHFE::FAC-1-2-1,FAC-1-3-1:10;
Response Message
NE 2011-01-25 15:33:17
M 10 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.10.1 ENT-CRS-OHFE
D.11 Configuring Service Protection

This section lists the commands used to configure all types of protection that the system
supports.
D.11.1 Configuring Equipment Level Protection

This section lists the commands used to configure equipment level protection.
ENT-EQPT-PG
Creates equipment level protection group.
Function
This command creates equipment level protection group. It corresponds to the BPS protection
group function.
Usage Note
None
Category
EQPT protection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-EQPT-PG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::WORK=<WORK>,[CTRL=<CTRL>]:
[<PGSTATE>];
Command Parameters
Indicates the protection slot identifier of the equipment in a NA

<AID>
protection group.
The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. For the
valid values for specific units, refer to EQPT.
<WORK> Indicates the list of the working equipment AIDs. NA
<CTRL> Indicates whether the protection card can disable the service N
output.
 N: indicates that the protection card is not able to disable
the service output. In this scenario, no control unit is available.
(default value).
 Y: indicates that the protection card is able to disable the
service output. In this scenario, the SCS is the control unit.
<PGSTATE> Indicates the state of the protection group. The valid values are IS IS
(In-service) and OOS (out-of-service).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ENT-EQPT-PG::SLOT-1-4:C:::WORK=SLOT-1-5,CTRL=N:IS;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-EQPT-PG
DLT-EQPT-PG
ED-EQPT-PG
ED-EQPT-PG
Edits equipment level protection group.
Function
This command edits the attributes of equipment level protection group.
Usage Note
None
Category
EQPT protection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-EQPT-PG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::::[<PGSTATE>];
Command Parameters

Value
Indicates the protection slot identifier of the equipment in a NA

<AID>
protection group.
The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. For the valid
values for specific units, refer to EQPT.
<PGSTATE> Indicates the state of the equipment level protection group. The NA
valid values are IS (in-service) and OOS (out-of-service).
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<rsphdr> <cr> <lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD <cr> <lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-EQPT-PG::SLOT-1-4:C::::OOS;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-EQPT-PG
DLT-EQPT-PG
ENT-EQPT-PG
DLT-EQPT-PG
Deletes equipment level protection group.
Function
This command deletes equipment level protection group.
Usage Note
None
Category
EQPT protection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-EQPT-PG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Value
Indicates the protection slot identifier of the equipment in a protection NA

<AID>
group.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Example
Command
DLT-EQPT-PG::SLOT-1-4:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-EQPT-PG
DLT-EQPT-PG
ENT-EQPT-PG
RTRV-EQPT-PG
Retrieves equipment level protection group.
Function
This command retrieves the parameters for a specified equipment level protection group.
Usage Note
None
Category
EQPT protection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-EQPT-PG:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Value
Indicates the protection slot identifier of the equipment in a protection NA

<AID>
group.
When nothing is entered, all the protection groups are retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^("<AID>::RVRTV=<RVRTV>,PSTYPE=<PSTYPE>,WORK=<WORK>,CTRL=
<CTRL>,SWSTATE=<SWSTATE>:<PGSTATE>")+<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of the protection card.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode. The only valid value supported by BPS is N (non-
revertive mode).
<PSTYPE> Indicates the protection type. 1+1 indicates the BPS protection.
<CTRL> Indicates whether the protection card can disable service output.
 N: indicates that the protection card is not able to disable service output. In
this scenario, no control unit is available. (default value).
 Y: indicates that the protection card is able to disable service output. In this
scenario, the SCS is the control unit.
<WORK> Indicates the AID(s) of the working card.
<SWSTATE> Indicates the switching status of the protection group. The valid values are as
follows:
 IDLE: The service is running on the working card.
 SWITCHING: The service is running on the protection card.
<PGSTATE> Indicates the state of the protection group. The valid values are IS (in-service) and
OOS (out-of-service).
Example
Command
RTRV-EQPT-PG:::C;
Response Message
NGWDM-NE 2004-01-01 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
"SLOT-1-4::RVRTV=N,PSTYPE=1+1,CTRL=N,WORK=SLOT-1-3,SWSTATE=IDLE:IS"
;
Related Commands
ENT-EQPT-PG
ED-EQPT-PG
DLT-EQPT-PG
OPR-PROTNSW-EQPT
Performs equipment level protection switching.
Function
This command instructs an NE to perform equipment level protection switching.
Usage Note
None
Category
EQPT protection
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-PROTNSW-EQPT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<SC>:[<DIRN>];
Command Parameters

Value
Indicates the equipment AID. NA

<AID>
<SC> Indicates the state of switching that is to be initiated. The valid value is NA
MAN.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of transmission in which switching is to be BTH
Value
performed and is dependent on the line or path identified by <AID>.

The valid values are BTH, RCV, and TRMT.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-PROTNSW-EQPT::SLOT-1-5:C::MAN:BTH;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RLS-PROTNSW-EQPT
RLS-PROTNSW-EQPT
Releases equipment level protection switching.
Function
This command instructs the NE to release equipment level protection switching.
Usage Note
None
Category
EQPT protection
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RLS-PROTNSW-EQPT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[<DIRN>];
Command Parameters
Indicates the equipment AID. NA

<AID>
The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. For the
valid values for specific units, refer to EQPT.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of transmission in which switching is to BTH
be performed and is dependent on the line or path identified by
<AID>. The valid values are BTH, RCV, and TRMT.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Example
Command
RLS-PROTNSW-EQPT::SLOT-1-5:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
OPR-PROTNSW-EQPT
D.11.2 Configuring FFP Protection

This section lists the commands used to configure FFP protection.
ENT-FFP-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>
Creates a facility protection group of the optical level, such as OCH, OC, WDM or CFP.
Function
This command creates an optical facility protection group. It can also be used to input
attributes of the protection group.
Usage Note
None
Category
FFP protection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-FFP-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>:
[<TID>]:<PROTECT>,<WORK>:<CTAG>:::FFPTYPE=<FFPTYPE>,
[PROTNE=<PROTNE>],[WORKNE=<WORKNE>],[MARK=<MARK>],
[PSDIRN=<PSDIRN>],[APSCHN=<APSCHN>],[APSMFIDX=<APSMFIDX>],
[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],[RVTM=<RVTM>],[SDFLAG=<SDFLAG>],
[CONFRIMTIME=<CONFRIMTIME>],[DETECT=<DETECT>],[CTRL=<CTRL>],
[CTRLNE=<CTRLNE>]:[<FFPSTATE>];
Command Parameters
Value
<MOD2> The valid values are as follows. NA

 When <FFPTYPE> is set to OLP1+1, the valid value is
WDM.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to INNER1+1, the valid value
is OCH or OC.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to CLIENT1+1, the valid
value is OC, OCH, WDM or CFP.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to OLP1V1, the valid value is
WDM.
<PROTECT> Indicates the protection optical ports. NA

Refer to FFP for the valid values of <PROTECT> for specific
units.
<WORK> Indicates the working optical facilities protected by NA

<PROTECT>.
Refer to FFP for the valid values of <WORK> for specific units.
<FFPTYPE> Indicates the type of protection group. The valid values are as NA
follows:
 OLP1+1: indicates optical line protection.
 INNER1+1: indicates intra-card 1+1 protection.
 Client1+1: indicates client-side 1+1 protection.
 OLP1V1: indicates optical line 1V1 protection.
<PROTNE> Indicates the NE on which the protection optical facility is NA

located. If the protection optical facility is local, nothing is
Value
entered for this parameter.
<WORKNE> Indicates the NE on which the working optical facility is NA

located. If the working optical facility is local, nothing is entered
for this parameter.
<MARK> Indicates the protection group memo information. It is a string NULL

with no more than 64 characters. The default value is NULL.
<PSDIRN> Indicates the switching mode ,The valid value is UNI

UNI(unidirectional switching) or BI(bidirectional switching).
<APSCHN> Indicates the channel transporting APS bytes. NA
<APSMFIDX> Indicates the index of Multi Frame Alignment Signal for 7

transporting APS bytes.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode. The valid values are as follows: N
 Y: indicates the revertive mode.
 N: indicates the non-revertive mode.
<RVTM> Indicates the revertive time expressed in minutes. It ranges from 5

5 to 12.
<SDFLAG> Indicates the signal degrade flag. The valid values are ENABLE DISABLE
and DISABLE.
<CONFRIMTIME> Indicates the defect declare confirm time. It ranges from 0 to 0

1000(10ms step).
<DETECT> Indicates the detection facility. NA

ID>.
This parameter is valid for the INNER1+1 protection (intra-card
1+1 protection) group. When the extended intra-card 1+1
protection is configured, the two channels of the OLP unit are
the working channel and protection channel respectively, and the
WDM-side optical port of the OTU unit acts as the detection
facility.
This parameter is also valid for the OLP1V1 protection group.
<CTRL> When the client-side inter-subrack 1+1 protection or the NA

extended intra-card 1+1 protection is configured, an additional
unit (control unit or detection unit) is required.
<CTRLNE> The NE on which the control unit (OLP) is located. If the NA

control unit is local, nothing is entered for this parameter.
<FFPSTATE> Indicates the state of the protection group. The valid values are IS
IS (In-service) and OOS (out-of-service).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ENT-FFP-WDM::FAC-1-11-2,FAC-1-11-1:100:::FFPTYPE=OLP1+1,RVRTV=Y;
Response Message
NE 2006-01-07 09:50:17
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-FFP-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>
DLT-FFP-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>
RTRV-FFP-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP/ALL>
Edits a facility protection group of the optical level, such as OCH, OC, WDM or CFP.
Function
This command edits the attributes of an optical facility protection group.
Usage Note
None
Category
FFP protection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-FFP-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[NE=<NE>],
[MARK=<MARK>],[PSDIRN=<PSDIRN>],[APSCHN=<APSCHN>],
[APSMFIDX=<APSMFIDX>],[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],[RVTM=<RVTM>],
[SDFLAG=<SDFLAG>],[SFCOND=<SFCOND>],[SDCOND=<SDCOND>],
[CONFRIMTIME=<CONFRIMTIME>]:[<FFPSTATE>];
Command Parameters
Default
NA
<MOD2> The valid values are as follows:

WDM.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to INNER1+1, the valid value is
OCH or OC.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to CLIENT1+1, the valid value
is OC, OCH, WDM or CFP.
WDM.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the NA
OCH/OC/WDM/CFP port, which is the protection or working port
in the FFP group.
Refer to FFP for the valid values of <AID> for specific units.
<NE> Indicates the NE where the working or protection facility is NA
located. When the facility is local, nothing is entered for this
parameter.
<MARK> Indicates the protection group memo information. It is a string NA
with no more than 64 characters. If nothing is entered, the previous
value will be retained.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode. The valid values are as follows: N
If nothing is entered, the previous value will be retained.
<RVTM> Indicates the revertive time expressed in minutes. It ranges from 5 5
to 12. If nothing is entered, the previous value will be retained.
<SDFLAG> Indicates the signal degrade flag. The valid values are ENABLE DISABLE
and DISABLE. If nothing is entered, the previous value will be
retained.
<SFCOND> Specifies the SF condition. This parameter is valid only for client OTN
1+1 protection and intra-board 1+1 protection (including extended services:
intra-board 1+1 protection and intra-OTU 1+1 protection). For PM
client 1+1 protection, Non-OTN
When OTN services are received on the client side, the valid services:
values are as follows: REMC-SF
PM: PM layer SF conditions are enabled but TCM layer SF
conditions are disabled.
TCM: TCM layer SF conditions are enabled but PM layer SF
PM|TCM: Both PM and TCM layer SF conditions are enabled.
NULL: Both PM and TCM layer SF conditions are disabled.
When non-OTN services are received on the client side, the valid
Default
REMC-SF: REMC-SF is enabled for triggering protection

switching.
NULL: REMC-SF is disabled from triggering protection
switching.
For intra-board 1+1 protection, the valid values are as follows:
PM: PM layer SF conditions are enabled but TCM layer SF
TCM: TCM layer SF conditions are enabled but PM layer SF
<SDCOND> Specifies the SD condition. This parameter is valid only for client OTN
1+1 protection and intra-board 1+1 protection (including extended services:
intra-board 1+1 protection and intra-OTU 1+1 protection). For PM
client 1+1 protection, Non-OTN
When OTN services are received on the client side, the valid services:
values are as follows: REMC-
PM: PM layer SD conditions are enabled but TCM layer SD SD
PM: TCM layer SD conditions are enabled but PM layer SD
PM|TCM: Both PM and TCM layer SD conditions are enabled.
NULL: Both PM and TCM layer SD conditions are disabled.
When non-OTN services are received on the client side, the valid
REMC-SD: REMC-SD is enabled for triggering protection
switching.
NULL: REMC-SD is disabled from triggering protection
switching.
For intra-board 1+1 protection, the valid values are as follows:
PM: PM layer SD conditions are enabled but TCM layer SD
PM: TCM layer SD conditions are enabled but PM layer SD
<PSDIRN> Indicates the switching mode. The valid value is UNI
UNI(unidirectional switching) or BI(bidirectional switching)
<APSCHN> Indicates the channel transporting APS bytes NA
<APSMFIDX> Indicates the index of Multi Frame Alignment Signal for 7
transporting APS bytes.
<CONFRIMTIME> Indicates the defect acknowledgement time ranging from 0 to 1000 0
(step length: 10 ms).
Default
<FFPSTATE> Indicates the state of the facility protection group. The valid values NA
are IS (in-service) and OOS (out-of-service).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-FFP-OC::FAC-2-2-1:C:::MARK=TEST,RVRTV=Y,RVTM=8;
Response Message
NE 2006-01-07 09:50:17
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Deletes a facility protection group of the optical level, such as OCH, OC, WDM or CFP.
Function
This command deletes an entire optical facility protection group of a specified optical carrier
(OCH/OC/WDM/CFP) level.
Usage Note
None
Category
FFP protection
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-FFP-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[NE=<NE>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> The valid values are as follows: NA

WDM.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to INNER1+1, the valid value is
OCH or OC.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to CLIENT1+1, the valid value is
OC, OCH, WDM or CFP.
WDM.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the OCH/OC/WDM/CFP NA

port, which is the protection or working port in the FFP group.
<NE> Indicates the NE on which the working or protection optical facility is NA

located.
The default NE is the local NE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
DLT-FFP-OC::FAC-2-2-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2006-01-07 09:50:17
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the attributes of a facility protection group of the optical level, such as OCH, OC,
WDM or CFP.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of an optical facility protection group.
Usage Note
None
Category
FFP protection
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-FFP-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP/ALL>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[NE=<NE>];
Command Parameters
ALL

WDM.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to INNER1+1, the valid
value is OC or OCH.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to CLIENT1+1, the valid
value is OC, OCH, WDM, or CFP.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to OLP1V1, the valid value
is WDM.
The default value is ALL which indicates all MOD2 types.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier of the OCH/OC/WDM/CFP port, ALL
which is the protection or working port in the FFP group. The
parameter is optional.
The default value is ALL, which indicates all the FFP groups
for the OCH/OC/WDM/CFP that are retrieved.
When the value of <MOD2> is ALL, the <AID> parameter
must be empty.
<NE> Indicates the NE on which the working or protection facility is NA
located. All of the NEs will be retrieved if the parameter is
empty. The default NE is the local NE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> <SID> <DATE> <TIME> <cr><lf> M CTAG COMPLD<cr><lf>
("<PROTECT>,<WORK>:<MOD2>:FFPTYPE=<FFPTYPE>,[PROTNE=<PROTNE>],
[WORKNE=<WORKNE>],[DETECT=<DETECT>],[CTRL=<CTRL>],[CTRLNE=<CTRLNE>],
[MARK=<MARK>],[PSDIRN=<PSDIRN>],[APSCHN=<APSCHN>],[APSMFIDX=<APSMFIDX>],
[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],[RVTM=<RVTM>],SDFLAG=<SDFLAG>,[SFCOND=<SFCOND>],
[SDCOND=<SDCOND>],[CONFRIMTIME=<CONFRIMTIME>],[SWSTATE=<SWSTATE>],
[TRGDIRN=<TRGDIRN>],[ACTIVE=<ACTIVE>],[WORKSTATE=<WORKSTATE>],
[PROTSTATE=<PROTSTATE>],[CTRL=<CTRL>],[CTRLNE=<CTRLNE>]:
[<FFPSTATE>]"<cr><lf>);
Response Parameters
<PROTECT> Indicates the protection optical ports.
<WORK> Indicates the optical facilities protected by <PROTECT>.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to OLP1+1, the valid value is WDM.

 When <FFPTYPE> is set to INNER1+1, the valid value is OCH or
OC.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to CLIENT1+1, the valid value is OC, OCH,
WDM, or CFP.
 When <FFPTYPE> is set to OLP1V1, the valid value is WDM.
<FFPTYPE> Indicates the type of the protection group. The valid values are as follows:
 OLP1+1: indicates OLP 1+1 protection.
 INNER1+1: indicates inner-unit 1+1 protection.
 CLIENT1+1: indicates client-side 1+1 protection.
 OLP1V1: indicates OLP 1V1 protection.
<PROTNE> Indicates the NE on which the protection optical facility is located. If the
protection optical facility is local, nothing is entered for this parameter.
<WORKNE> Indicates the NE on which the working optical facility is located. If the
working optical facility is local, nothing is entered for this parameter.
<DETECT> Indicates the detection facility.
This parameter is valid for the INNER1+1 protection (intra-card 1+1
protection) group. When the extended intra-card 1+1 protection is configured,
the two channels of OLP unit are the working channel and protection channel
respectively, and the WDM-side optical port of the OTU unit acts as the
detection facility.
This parameter is also for the OLP1V1 protection group.
<CTRL> When the client-side inter-subrack 1+1 protection or the extended intra-card
1+1 protection is configured, an additional unit (control unit or detection unit)
is required.
<CTRLNE> The NE on which the control unit (OLP) is located. If the control unit is local,
<MARK> Indicates the protection group memo information. It is a string with no more
than 64 characters. The default value is NULL.
<PSDIRN> Indicates the switching mode ,The valid value is UNI(unidirectional switching)
or BI(bidirectional switching).
<APSCHN> Indicates the channel transporting APS bytes.
<APSMFIDX> Indicates the index of Multi Frame Alignment Signal for transporting APS
bytes.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode. The valid values are as follows:
The default value is N.
<RVTM> Indicates the revertive time.
<SDFLAG> Indicates the signal degrade flag. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE.
<SFCOND> Specifies the SF condition. This parameter is valid only for client 1+1
protection.
When OTN services are received on the client side, the valid values are as
follows:
PM: PM layer SF conditions are enabled but TCM layer SF conditions are
disabled.
TCM: TCM layer SF conditions are enabled but PM layer SF conditions are
disabled.
When non-OTN services are received on the client side, the valid values are as
follows:
REMC-SF: REMC-SF is enabled for triggering protection switching.
NULL: REMC-SF is disabled from triggering protection switching.
<SDCOND> Specifies the SD condition. This parameter is valid only for client 1+1
protection.
When OTN services are received on the client side, the valid values are as
follows:
PM: PM layer SD conditions are enabled but TCM layer SD conditions are
disabled.
PM: TCM layer SD conditions are enabled but PM layer SD conditions are
disabled.
When non-OTN services are received on the client side, the valid values are as
follows:
REMC-SD: REMC-SD is enabled for triggering protection switching.

NULL: REMC-SD is disabled from triggering protection switching.
<CONFRIMTIME> Indicates the defect acknowledgement time ranging from 0 to 1000 (step
length: 10 ms). This parameter is valid for client 1+1 protection.
This parameter is also valid for OLP 1V1 protection.
<SWSTATE> Indicates the switching state of the protection group. The valid values are as
follows:
 IDLE: indicates that the active card is working.
 SWITCHING: indicates that the standby card is working.
 INIT: indicates that the protection group is in the initial state.
<TRGDIRN> Indicates the position of the fault triggering protection switching..The valid
value is NEND/FEND.
<ACTIVE> Indicates the current active port. The valid values are WORK and PROTECT.
<WORKSTATE> Indicates the current state of the working port. The valid values are provided
in SWITCHSTATE.
<PROTSTATE> Indicates the current state of the working port. The valid values are provided
in SWITCHSTATE.
<FFPSTATE> Indicates the state of the facility protection group. The valid values are IS (in-
service) and OOS (out-of-service).
Example
Command
RTRV-FFP-WDM::ALL:C;
Response Message
1:WDM:MARK=\"\",FFPTYPE=OLP1+1,RVRTV=Y,RVTM=5,SDFLAG=DISABLE,:IS" "FAC-1-
13-2,FAC-1-13-
1:WDM:MARK=\"\",FFPTYPE=OLP1+1,RVRTV=N,RVTM=0,SDFLAG=DISABLE,:IS" ;
Related Commands
RTRV-FFP-LOG
Retrieves the FFP event records.
Function
This command retrieves the FFP event records.
Usage Note
The logs of deleted protection groups cannot be queried.
Category
FFP protection
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-FFP-LOG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[NE=<NE>];
Command Parameters
Description Default Value
Parameter

OCH/OC/WDM/CFP port, which is the protection or working
part in the FFP group.

located. The default NE is the local NE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^<AID>:
[NE=<NE>],EVENTNO=<EVENTNO>,PSEVENT=<PSEVENT>,EVENTPARA=<EVENTPARA>,DATE=<D
ATE>,TIME=<TIME>"<cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the OCh/OC/WDM/CFP port in the
FFP group.
<NE> Indicates the NE on which the optical facility is located. If the optical facility is
local, nothing is entered for this parameter.
<EVENTNO> Indicates the event number that increases from 1 to 65535. The maximum record
number of 1-N is 250 and the limit of the 1+1 protection group is 1250.
<PSEVENT> Indicates the protection switching event.
<EVENTPARA> Indicates the event parameters.

<DATE> Indicates the date when the event happens. The valid format is YY-MM-DD.
<TIME> Indicates the time when the event happens. The valid format is HH-MM-SS.
Example
Command
RTRV-FFP-LOG::FAC-2-2-1:C1;
Response Message
NE 2006-02-01 11:37:18
M C1 COMPLD
FAC-2-1-1::EVENTNO=1,PSEVENT=SFSW,EVENTPARA=0x010f0200,DATE=2005-11-
12,TIME=11-33-23;
Related Commands
INIT-FFP-LOG
INIT-FFP-LOG
Clear the FFP event records.
Function
This command clears the FFP event records.
Usage Note
None
Category
FFP protection
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
INIT-FFP-LOG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-FFP-LOG:::S;
Response Message
NE-122-23 2012-08-02 20:11:25
M S COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
RTRV-FFP-LOG
OPR-PROTNSW-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>
Performs a protection switching of an optical level, such as OCH, OC, WDM or CFP.
Function
This command performs a protection switching.
Usage Note
If this command is successfully executed, the channel indicated by the input parameter AID
turns to a non-working state.
Category
FFP protection
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-PROTNSW-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<SC>:[<DIRN>]
[,<NE>];
Command Parameters
NA

WDM.
is OCH or OC.
WDM.
NOTE:
The FFPTYPE depends on the parameter <AID>.

OCH/OC/WDM/CFP port, which is the protection port or
working port in the FFP group. When FFPTYPE is another 1+1
channel protection type:
 If <SC> is LOCKOUT, the AID must be the protection
optical device.
 If <SC> is FRCD or MAN.
 In the non-revertive mode, the AID can be a
working optical device or a protection optical device.
 In the revertive mode, the AID must be a
working optical device.
<SC> Indicates the switching command to be initiated. The valid values NA
are as follows:
 LOCKOUT
 FRCD
 MAN
made and is dependant on the line or path identified by <AID>.
located. If the facility is local, nothing is entered for this
parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-PROTNSW-OC::FAC-2-2-1:100::FRCD;
Response Message
NE 2006-01-07 09:50:17
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RLS-PROTNSW-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>
RLS-PROTNSW-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>
Releases a protection switching (OCH/OC/WDM/CFP).
Function
This command instructs an NE to release (clear) line protection switching between a working
line and an established protection line.
Usage Note
Releasing switching command can release only external switching commands. After a
switching is released, the protection group returns to a proper state. For example, if the
working channel and protection channel are both normal, the group returns to the working
channel. If the working channel is faulty and the protection channel is normal, the group
switches to the protection channel.
Category
FFP protection
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RLS-PROTNSW-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[<DIRN>][,<NE>];
Command Parameters
NA

WDM.
is OCH or OC.
WDM.
NOTE:
The FFPTYPE depends on the parameter <AID>.

OCH/OC/WDM/CFP port, which is the protection or working
port in the FFP group.
made and is dependant on the line or path identified by <AID>.
located. If the facility is local, nothing is entered for this
parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RLS-PROTNSW-OC::FAC-2-2-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2006-01-07 09:50:17
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
OPR-PROTNSW-<OCH/OC/WDM/CFP>
D.11.3 Configuring SNCP Protection
This section lists the commands used to configure SNCP protection.
NOTE:
For configuring SNCP protection, refer to D.9.2 Configuring EXC.
RLS-PROTNSW-<MOD2>
Releases a protection switching.
Function
This command instructs the NE to release path protection switching request that is created by
the external command.
Usage Note
None
Category
SNCP
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RLS-PROTNSW-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[<DIRN>];
Command Parameters
The <MOD2> includes ODUn, OTUn, and STSn. For other NA

<MOD2>
CLNT.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. It must be a working path or NA
protection path.
The valid format of <AID> depends on the level of the electrical
cross-connection which is specified by <MOD2>. For example,
if the <MOD2> is STS3, refer to OCN/STMN for the valid
format corresponding to the desired unit; if the <MOD2> is
FC200, refer to FCMOD2, etc.
performed and is dependant on the line or path identified by
<AID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
RLS-PROTNSW-ODU1::SRV1-1-2-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-29 12:24:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
OPR-PROTNSW-<MOD2>
OPR-PROTNSW-<MOD2>
Performs the protection switching.
Function
This command instructs an NE to execute the external switching command.
 This command is applicable to SNCP configuration only.
 The AID must be a working or protection path AID. A DENY message will be
returned when users send this command with the sink AID.
 Use the RTRV-COND-ALL or RTRV-ALM-ALL command to retrieve the protection
switching state (manual, lockout, or force).
Usage Note
None
Category
SNCP
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-PROTNSW-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<SC>:[<DIRN>];
Command Parameters
The <MOD2> includes ODUn, OTUn, and STSn. For other NA

<MOD2>
CLNT.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the path. This NA
parameter must be a working path or protection path.
The valid format of <AID> depends on the level of the electrical
cross-connection which is specified by <MOD2>. For example, if
the <MOD2> is STS3, refer to OCN/STMN for the valid format
corresponding to the desired unit; if the <MOD2> is FC200, refer
to FCMOD2.
<SC> Indicates the external switching command. NA
The valid values are LOCKOUT, FRCD, and MAN.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of transmission in which the switching is to BTH
be performed and is dependant on the line or path identified by
<AID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-PROTNSW-ODU1::SRV1-1-1-1-1:123::MAN:BTH;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-29 12:23:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RLS-PROTNSW-<MOD2>
D.12 Configuring SCC Protection

This section lists the commands used to configure SCC protection.
D.12.1 ED-AUTOSYNC-ENABLE
Edit the attribute for automatic synchronization.
Function
The command edit the attribute for automatic synchronization.
Usage Note
None
Category
HBU
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-AUTOSYNC-ENABLE:[<TID>]:<SLOT_ID>:<CTAG>::<AUTOSYNC>;
Command Parameters
<SLOT_ID> Indicates the Board ID. -

<AUTOSYNC> State for automatic synchronization. ENABLE/DISABLE
(ENABLE/DISABLE).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-AUTOSYNC-ENABLE::SLOT-1-18:100::ENABLE;
Response Message
M1050 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.2 REPT^SW
Reports the SCC switching.
Function
This event is reported to indicate that an SCC protection switching occurred.
Usage Note
None
Category
Equipment
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
A^^<ctag>^REPT^SW<cr><lf>
^^^"<ACT_SLOT>,<STANDBY_SLOT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ACT_SLOT> Indicates the slot of the working card after the switching.
<STANDBY_SLOT> Indicates the slot of the protection card after the switching.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-17 18:03:52
A 41 REPT SW
"SLOT-18,SLOT-17"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.3 RTRV-BACKUP-INFO
Retrieves the backup information about the SCC.
Function
This command retrieves the backup information about the SCC.
Usage Note
None
Category
SCC protection switching
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-BACKUP-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"BACKUPINFO=<BACKUP_INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<BACKUP_INFO> The valid values are as follows:
 INITIALIZATION: The two cards are performing an initialization task

to finish shaking hands.
 SHAKE HANDS: The two cards finished shaking hands, but backup
has not started yet.
 IN PROGRESS: The memory data or database files are being backed
up, or database files are being recovered.
 COMPLETED: The backup is successful. It is only in this state that
SCC switching does not have any impact.
 SMOOTHDATA: Data is being smoothed to ensure the integrity of the
data.
 WAITREQUEST: It indicates the request for audit state.
 BACKUPREQUEST: It indicates the request for backup state.
Example
Command
RTRV-BACKUP-INFO:::100;
Response Message
NE 1990-02-07 07:16:23
M 100 COMPLD
"BACKUPINFO= COMPLETED"
;
Related Commands
None
Allows an automatic or manual switching.
Function
This command allows an automatic or manual switching on a system containing duplex
equipment. Use the INH-SWDX-EQPT command to inhibit the switching if necessary.
Usage Note
None
Category
SCC protection switch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ALW-SWDX-EQPT:[<TID>]:<HSCSLOT_NUM>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates an allowable target slot, such as SLOT-9. NA

<HSCSLOT_NUM>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ALW-SWDX-EQPT::SLOT-1-9:100;
Response Message
NE 1990-02-07 07:07:36
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Inhibits an automatic or manual switching.
Function
This command inhibits an automatic or manual switching on a system containing duplex
equipment. Use the ALW-SWDX-EQPT command to release the inhibition if necessary.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
INH-SWDX-EQPT:[<TID>]:<HSCSLOT_NUM>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the inhibited target slot, such as SLOT-9. NA

<HSCSLOT_NUM>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INH-SWDX-EQPT::SLOT-1-9:100;
Response Message
NE 2004-02-07 07:07:36
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.12.6 RTRV-BATCHBAK-CAUSEHIS
Retrieves history records of the batch backup reason.
Function
This command retrieves history records of the batch backup reason.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-BATCHBAK-CAUSEHIS:[<TID>]:<SLOT_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SLOT_ID> Indicates the card ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"SLOT_ID=<SLOT_ID>,BEGIN_TIME=<HBU_TIME_BEGIN>,BATCH_REASON=<HBU_BATCH_R
EASON>,BATCH_TIMES=<HBU_BATCH_TIMES>,TIME_OUT=<HBU_BATCH_TIMEOUT>,RESULT=<H
BU_SYNC_RESULT>,END_TIME=<HBU_TIME_END>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SLOT_ID> Indicates the card ID.
<HBU_TIME_BEGIN> Indicates the start time of batch backup.
<HBU_BATCH_REASON> Indicates the reason of batch backup.
<HBU_BATCH_TIMES> Times from batch time out which result batch backup.
<HBU_BATCH_TIMEOUT> Indicates the times of timeout during batch backup.
<HBU_SYNC_RESULT> Indicates the result of batch backup.
<HBU_TIME_END> Indicates the end time of batch backup.

Example
Command
RTRV-BATCHBAK-CAUSEHIS::SLOT-9:100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 11:03:16
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT_ID=SLOT-9,BEGIN_TIME=\"2006-05-19
07:18:24\",BATCH_REASON=AFTERSW,BATCH_TIMES=0,TIME_OUT=300000,RESULT=SYNC
OK,END_TIME=\"2006-05-19 07:18:49\""
"SLOT_ID=SLOT-9,BEGIN_TIME=\"2006-05-19
07:31:58\",BATCH_REASON=AFTERSW,BATCH_TIMES=0,TIME_OUT=300000,RESULT=SYNCIN
G...,END_TIME=\"1990-00-00 00:00:00\""
Related Commands
None
D.12.7 RTRV-MSCOM-INTRPHIS
Retrieves history interruption due to the active/standby switching.
Function
This command retrieves history interruption due to the active/standby switching.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MSCOM-INTRPHIS:[<TID>]:<SLOT_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SLOT_ID> Indicates the card ID. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"SLOT_ID=<SLOT_ID>,TIME=<HBU_TIME_END>,COM_STATE=<HBU_CMOS_STATE>,STDBY_
ONLINE=<HBU_BDONLINE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SLOT_ID> Indicates the card ID.
<HBU_TIME_END> Indicates the time of corresponding state vary.
<HBU_CMOS_STATE> Indicates the state of corresponding variety.
<HBU_BDONLINE> Indicates the online state of the standby card.
Example
Command
RTRV-MSCOM-INTRPHIS::SLOT-1-18:100;
Response Message
OSP-118 2011-06-23 18:37:04
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT_ID=SLOT-1-18,TIME=2011-06-22 12-57-
54,COM_STATE=OK,STDBY_ONLINE=HBUONLINE"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.8 RTRV-AUTOSYNC-ENABLE
Retrieves the automatic synchronization status.
Function
This command retrieves the automatic synchronization status.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-AUTOSYNC-ENABLE:[<TID>]:<SLOT_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AUTOSYNC>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AUTOSYNC> Indicates the automatic synchronization status. The valid values

are ENABLE and DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-AUTOSYNC-ENABLE::SLOT-1-17:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 18:25:07
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.12.9 RTRV-SWITCH-HIS
Retrieves records of the recent active/standby switching actions.
Function
This command retrieves the records of the recent active/standby switching actions.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWITCH-HIS:[<TID>]:<HSCSLOT_NUM>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<HSCSLOT_NUM> Indicates the target slot that will be queried, NA

such as scc 1.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"SLOT_NUM=<HSCSLOT_NUM>,SWITCH_TIME=<HSC_SWITCH_TIME>,MANUAL_SWITCH=<FOR
CE_LOCK_SUPPORT>,AUTO_SWITCH=<HSC_SWITCH_AUTO>,"FORCE_SWITCH=<HSC_SWITCH_FO
RCE>,PLUG_SWITCH=<HSC_SWITCH_PLUG>,BIOS_LINGER=<HSC_BIOS_LINGER>,BIOS_RESET
=<HSC_BIOS_RESET>,"AS_ENABLE=<HSCSWENABLE>,SELF_AS=<HSC_AS_TYPE>,PEER_ONLIN
E=<HSC_BDONLINE>,SELF_WORK=<STDBY_WORK>,PEER_WORK=<HSC_WORK_PEER>,READY_STA
TE=<HSC_READY_STATE>,SOFT_DETECT=<HSC_SOFT_DETECT>,BAD_CODE=<HSC_BAD_CODE>"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<HSCSLOT_NUM> Indicates the slot number of the local card.
<HSC_SWITCH_TIME> Indicates the switching time.
<FORCE_LOCK_SUPPORT> Indicates the manual switching.
<HSC_SWITCH_AUTO> Indicates the auto switching.

<HSC_SWITCH_FORCE> Indicates the forced switching.
<HSC_SWITCH_PLUG > Indicates the plug switching.
<HSC_BIOS_LINGER> Indicates the Bios switching.
<HSC_BIOS_RESET> Indicates the high frequency reboot.
<HSCSWENABLE> Indicates the master and slave switching flag.
<HSC_AS_TYPE> Indicates the card type before switching.
<HSC_BDONLINE> Indicates the online flag before switching of the peer card.
<STDBY_WORK> Indicates the working state of the local card before switching.
<HSC_WORK_PEER> Indicates the working state of the peer card before switching.
<HSC_READY_STATE> Indicates the ready state before switching.
<HSC_SOFT_DETECT> Indicates the woft detecting state when switching.
<HSC_BAD_CODE> Indicates the reason code of bad switching.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWITCH-HIS::SLOT-9:100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 11:04:53
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT_NUM=SLOT-9,SWITCH_TIME=\"2006-05-19
07:31:41\",MANUAL_SWITCH=YES,AUTO_SWITCH=NO,FORCE_SWITCH=NO,PLUG_SWITCH=NO,
BIOS_LINGER=NO,BIOS_RESET=NO,AS_ENABLE=ENABLE,SELF_AS=ACTIVE,PEER_ONLINE=ON
LINE,SELF_WORK=GOOD,PEER_WORK=BAD,READY_STATE=DISABLE,SOFT_DETECT=DISABLE,B
AD_CODE=0"
"SLOT_NUM=SLOT-10,SWITCH_TIME=\"2006-05-19
07:44:34\",MANUAL_SWITCH=YES,AUTO_SWITCH=NO,FORCE_SWITCH=NO,PLUG_SWITCH=NO,
BIOS_LINGER=NO,BIOS_RESET=NO,AS_ENABLE=ENABLE,SELF_AS=ACTIVE,PEER_ONLINE=ON
LINE,SELF_WORK=GOOD,PEER_WORK=BAD,READY_STATE=DISABLE,SOFT_DETECT=DISABLE,B
AD_CODE=0"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.10 RTRV-BAD-INFO
Retrieves bad information about the active/standby switching.
Function
This command retrieves bad information about the active/standby switching.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-BAD-INFO:[<TID>]:<HSCSLOT_NUM>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<HSCSLOT_NUM> Indicates the card ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"SLOT_NUM=<HSCSLOT_NUM>,FILE_NAME=<HSC_FILE_NAME>,FILE_LINE=<HSC_FILE_LI
NE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<HSCSLOT_NUM> Indicates the card ID.
<HSC_FILE_NAME> Indicates the name of the file that is bad. It is a string with a
maximum of 20 characters.
<HSC_FILE_LINE> Indicates the line number of the bad file.
Example
Command
RTRV-BAD-INFO::SLOT-9:100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT_NUM=SLOT-9,FILE_NAME=\"xcs_xcs_harddrv.cpp\",FILE_LINE=3685"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.11 RTRV-BACKUPMOD-INFO
Retrieves the information about the batch backup module.
Function
This command retrieves the information about the batch backup module.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-BACKUPMOD-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"
BACKUPMODID=<BACKUP_MOD_ID>,BACKUPSUBMODID=<BACKUP_SUBMODID>,BACKUPNUM=<BAC
KUP_NUM>,ENTRYID=<ENTRY_ID>,FILENUM=<HBU_FILENUM>,MODREADY=<MOD_READY>,SMOD
READY=<SMOD_READY>,A2S=<A2S_RECV>,ISPOST=<IS_POST>,POSTRESULT=<POST_RESULT>
"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<BACKUP_MOD_ID> Indicates the ID of the backup module.
<BACKUP_SUBMODID> Indicates the ID of the backup submodule.
<BACKUP_NUM> Indicates the backup data number.
<ENTRY_ID> Indicates the ID of the mailbox entry.
<HBU_FILENUM> Indicates the ID of the backup file.
<MOD_READY> Indicates whether the module on the active card is ready.
<SMOD_READY> Indicates whether the module on the standby card is ready.
<A2S_RECV> Indicates whether the state of the standby card is changed from
active to standby successfully.
<IS_POST> Indicates whether the module needs postrecovery.
<POST_RESULT> Indicates the result of postrecovery.
Example
Command
RTRV-BACKUPMOD-INFO:::100;
Response Message
NE 1990-02-07 07:07:36
M 100 COMPLD
"BACKUPMODID=12,BACKUPSUBMODID=0,BACKUPNUM=0,ENTRYID=130,FILENUM=0,MODREADY
=READY,SMODREADY=READY,A2S=RECIEVE,ISPOST=NOTNEED,POSTRESULT=IDLE"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.12 RTRV-BATCH-PROCESS
Retrieves the batch backup process.
Function
This command retrieves the batch backup process.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-BATCH-PROCESS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<sid>^<yyyy-mm-dd>^<hh:mm:ss> <cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD
<cr><lf> ^^^"
PEERONLINE=<HBU_BDONLINE>,VERVERIFY=<VERSION_VERIFY>,SYNCENABLE=<SYNC_ENABL
E>,NESTATE=<NE_STATE>,ASCOM=<AS_COM>,LASTAPPMOD=<LAST_APP_MOD>,DBMSRSPRECV=
<DBMS_RSP_RECV>,DBMSRSPRESLT=<DBMS_RSP_RESULT>,RECORSPRECV=<RECOVER_RSP_REC
V>,RECVERLASTAPP=<RECOVER_LASTMOD>,CFGSTDBYXC=<CFG_STDBY_XC>,POSTRECV=<POST
_RECOVER_RECV>,POSTLASTMOD=<POST_RECOVER_LASTMOD>,SMOOTHLASTAPP=<SMOOTH_LAS
TMOD>,ACTVERINFO=<ACTIVE_VERINFO>,STDVERINFO=<STDBY_VERINFO>"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<HBU_BDONLINE> Indicates whether the standby SCC board is online.
<VERSION_VERIFY> Indicates the verification result of the active card version.
<SYNC_ENABLE> Indicates that the synchronization of the active card is enabled.
<NE_STATE> Indicates the NE status.
<AS_COM> Indicates the communication status between the active and

standby cards.
<LAST_APP_MOD> Indicates the last module which reponds to the HBU module.
<DBMS_RSP_RECV> Indicates whether the HBU module receives the response of

DBMS about the backup status.
<DBMS_RSP_RESULT> Indicates the result of DBMS backup.
<RECOVER_RSP_RECV> Indicates whether the HBU module receives the response of

DBMS about the recovery status.
<RECOVER_LASTMOD> Indicates the ID of the last module of the standby card that
provides the HBU module with the response indicating the end
of the recovery.
<CFG_STDBY_XC> Indicates whether the active card receives the response from the
standby card about the total config take effects.
<POST_RECOVER_RECV> Indicates whether the HBU module receives the postrecovery

result.
<POST_RECOVER_LASTMOD> Indicates the last module that performs recovery.
<SMOOTH_LASTMOD> Indicates the last module that performs smoothly.
<ACTIVE_VERINFO> Indicates the version information about the active card.

<STDBY_VERINFO> Indicates the version information about the standby card.
Example
Command
RTRV-BATCH-PROCESS:::100;
Response Message
NE 1990-02-07 07:07:36 M 100 COMPLD
"PEERONLINE=0,VERVERIFY=SUCCESS,SYNCENABLE=ENABLE,NESTATE=NE_RUNNING,ASCOM=
SUCCESS,LASTAPPMOD=65535,DBMSRSPRECV=NOTREVEIVE,DBMSRSPRESLT=0,RECORSPRECV=
REVEIVE,RECVERLASTAPP=9,CFGSTDBYXC=RECEIVE,POSTRECV=RECEIVE,POSTLASTMOD=655
35,SMOOTHLASTAPP=0,ACTVERINFO= NeSoft(T) 5.51.04.21T01 Platform(D)
050021B012,STDVERINFO= NeSoft(T) 5.51.04.21T01 Platform(D) 050021B012" ;
Related Commands
None
D.12.13 RTRV-SYNC-ENABLE
Retrieves the reason of synchronization enabling or diabling.
Function
This command retrieves the reason of synchronization enabling or diabling.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SYNC-ENABLE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"HANDLE=<HANDLE>,FILENAME=<FILE_NAME>,FILELINE=<FILE_LINE>"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
NA
Example
Command
RTRV-SYNC-ENABLE:::100;
Response Message
NE 1990-02-07 07:07:36
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.14 RTRV-DX-MODE
Retrieves the switching mode.
Function
This command retrieves the switching mode.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DX-MODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"SWITCHMODE=<SWITCH_MODE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SWITCH_MODE> Indicates the switching mode. The valid values are COLD (reset
occurs after the switching) and WARM (no reset occurs after the
switching).
Example
Command
RTRV-DX-MODE:::100;
Response Message
NE 1990-02-07 07:07:36
M 100 COMPLD
"SWITCHMODE=WARM"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.15 RTRV-DX-WORK
Retrieves the ID and working status of the active SCC card and the ID and working status of
the standby SCC card.
Function
This command retrieves the ID and working status of the active SCC card and the ID and
working status of the standby SCC card.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DX-WORK:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"
ACTSLOT=<ACT_SLOT>,ACTWORK=<ACT_WORK>,STDBYSLOT=<STDBY_SLOT>,STDBYWORK=<STD
BY_WORK>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ACT_SLOT > Indicates the card ID.
<STDBY_SLOT> Indicates the card ID.
<ACT_WORK> Indicates the working status.
<STDBY_WORK> Indicates the working status.
Example
Command
RTRV-DX-WORK:::100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
"ACTSLOT=SLOT-1-17,ACTWORK=GOOD,STDBYSLOT=SLOT-1-18,STDBYWORK=GOOD"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.16 RTRV-DX-EQPT
Retrieves the ID of the active SCC card and the ID of the standby SCC card.
Function
This command retrieves the ID of the active SCC card and the ID of the standby SCC card.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DX-EQPT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^" ACTSLOT=<ACT_SLOT>,STDBYSLOT=<STDBY_SLOT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ACT_SLOT > Indicates the card ID.
<STDBY_SLOT> Indicates the card ID.
Example
Command
RTRV-DX-EQPT:::100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
"ACTSLOT=SLOT-1-17,STDBYSLOT=SLOT-1-18"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.17 RTRV-HD-STA
Retrieves the hardware status.
Function
This command retrieves the hardware status.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-HD-STA:[<TID>]:<HSCSLOT_NUM>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<HSCSLOT_NUM> Indicates the card ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^" HDSTA=<HD_STA>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<HSCSLOT_NUM> Indicates the card ID.

Example
Command
RTRV-HD-STA::SLOT-18:100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
HDSTA=<HF: 2>
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.18 RTRV-AS-ENABLE
Retrieves whether the switching is enabled or disabled.
Function
This command retrieves whether the switching is enabled or disabled.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-AS-ENABLE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^" ASENABLE=<HSCSWENABLE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<HSCSWENABLE> Indicates the switching status.
Example
Command
RTRV-AS-ENABLE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
ASENABLE=ENABLE;
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.19 RTRV-FORCELOCK-SUPPORT
Retrieves the information about whether the forced/locked switching is supported.
Function
This command retrieves the information about whether the forced/locked switching is
supported.
Usage Note
Supported by OSP08 and later versions.
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-FORCELOCK- SUPPORT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<FORCE_LOCK_SUPPORT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<FORCE_LOCK_SUPPORT> Indicates whether the forced/locked switching is supported. The

valid values are YES, NO, and NOT SURE. YES indicates that the
forced/locked switching is supported. NO indicates that the
forced/locked switching is not supported. NOT SURE indicates
whether the forced/locked switching is supported is unknown.
Example
Command
RTRV-FORCELOCK-SUPPORT:::100;
Response Message
NE 1990-02-07 07:07:36
M 100 COMPLD
"YES"
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.20 RTRV-MANU-ENABLE
Retrieves the information about whether the switching is enabled or disabled and the reason.
Function
This command retrieves the information about whether the switching is enabled or disabled
and the reason.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MANU-ENABLE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"
HANDLE=<HSC_HANDLE>,FILENAME=<HSCFILE_NAME>,FILELINE=<HSCFILE_LINE>"<cr><lf
>
;
Response Parameters
<HSC_HANDLE> Indicates the handle name.
<HSCFILE_NAME> Indicates the file name.
<HSCFILE_LINE> Indicates the number of line.
Example
Command
RTRV-MANU-ENABLE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.12.21 SW-DX-EQPT
Executes SCC protecting switch.
Function
This command executes SCC protecting switch.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
SW-DX-EQPT:[<TID>]:<HSCSLOT_NUM>:<CTAG>::<HSCSWMODE>;
Command Parameters
<HSCSLOT_NUM> Indicates the physical ID for the current slave board -

in case of manual switching. Indicates the physical ID
for the current master board in case of force or clear
switching.
<HSCSWMODE> Indicates the switching type (manual, force, or clear). manual/force/clear
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SW-DX-EQPT::SLOT-1-17:100::MANUAL;
Response Message
M 100 COMPLD
;
>
DESMOINESPH-6800A-2 2012-05-16 14:27:31

A 36130 REPT SW
"SLOT-1-18,SLOT-1-17"
;
>
Related Commands
None
D.13 Configuring Ethernet Related Protection

D.13.1 Configuring Ethernet Ring Protection
This section lists the commands used to configure the Ethernet ring protection switching
(ERPS).
ENT-ERPS
Creates ERPS on a card.
Function
This command creates ERPS on a card.
Usage Note
ERPS defines the APS protocol and a protection switching mechanism for an ETH layer
Ethernet ring.
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-ERPS:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::EASTPORT=<EASTPORT>,WESTPORT=<WESTPORT>,RP
LPORT=<RPLPORT>,RPLOWNER=<RPLOWNER>,CTRLVLAN=<CTRLVLAN>,DMA
C=<DMAC>,[GUARDTIME=<GUARDTIME>],[HOLDTIME=<HOLDTIME>],
[WTRTIME=<WTRTIME>],[MEL=<MEL>],[INTERVAL=<INTERVAL>];
Command Parameters
<AID> ERPS-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<ERPS> NA
<EASTPORT> Indicates the east port. The valid values are as follows: NA
 1-MAX_ETH_PORT: indicates an Ethernet port.
 0x8001-0x8000+MAX_ETH_VCTRUNK: indicates
a VCTRUNK.
The valid formats are as follows:
FAC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PORT>
ACC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PORT>
<WESTPORT> Indicates the west port. The valid values are as follows: NA
a VCTRUNK.
<RPLPORT> Indicates the ring protection link (RPL) port. NA

a VCTRUNK.
0xFFFF: indicates an invalid port.
<RPLOWNER> Indicates the RPL owner flag. The valid values are as NOTOWNER
follows:
 NOTOWNER: indicates that it is not an
RPLOWNER.
 OWNER: indicates that it is an RPLOWNER.
<CTRLVLAN> Indicates the VLAN that carries the control message of the NA
ERPS protocol. The valid value ranges from 1 to 4094. This
parameter cannot be the same as a service VLAN.
<DMAC> Indicates the destination MAC address. 01-19-A7-00-

The value can only be set to 01-19-A7-00-00-01 in this 00-01
version, which is the default value.
<GUARDTIME> Indicates the guard time. 500 ms

In the guard time, all received R-APS packets are ignored by
the ring protection control program, therefore preventing a
ring node from receiving expired R-APS packets.
The valid value ranges from 10 ms to 2000 ms with a step
length of 10 ms.
<HOLDTIME> Indicates the protection hold-off time. 0ms

length of 100 ms.
<WTRTIME> Indicates the WTR time. 5min

The valid value ranges from 5 minutes to 12 minutes with a
step length of 1 minute. The default value is 5 minutes.
<MEL> Indicates the maintenance entity level. 4

The valid value ranges from 0 to 7. The default value is 4.
<INTERVAL> Indicates the interval for transmitting R-APS packets. 5s

The valid value ranges from 1s to 10s with a step length of
1s.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-ERPS::ERPS-1-1-1:100:::EASTPORT=FAC-1-1-2,WESTPORT=FAC-1-1-
3,RPLPORT=FAC-1-1-2,RPLOWNER=OWNER,CTRLVLAN=1,DMAC=01-19-A7-00-00-
01,GUARDTIME=500,HOLDTIME=100,WTRTIME=5,MEL=4,INTERVAL=5;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-ERPS
DLT-ERPS
RTRV-ERPS
ED-ERPS
Edits ERPS attributes.
Function
This command edits ERPS attributes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-ERPS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[CTRLVLAN=<CTRLVLAN>],[DMAC=<DMAC>],
[GUARDTIME=<GUARDTIME>],[HOLDTIME=<HOLDTIME>],
[WTRTIME=<WTRTIME>],[MEL=<MEL>],[INTERVAL=<INTERVAL>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the ERPS identifier. The valid format is ERPS- NA

<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<ERPS>.
<CTRLVLAN> Indicates the VLAN that carries the control message of the NA
ERPS protocol.
<DMAC> Indicates the destination MAC address. NA

The value is set temporarily to 01-19-A7-00-00-01.
<GUARDTIME> Indicates the guard time. 500ms

length of 10 ms.
<HOLDTIME> Indicates the protection hold-off time. 0ms

length of 100 ms.
<WTRTIME> Indicates the wait-to-restore (WTR) time. 5min

The valid value ranges from 5 minutes to 12 minutes with a
step length of 1 minute. The default value is 5 minutes.
<MEL> Indicates the maintenance entity level. 4

The valid value ranges from 0 to 7. The default value is 4.
<INTERVAL> Indicates the interval for transmitting R-APS packets. 5s

The valid value ranges from 1s to 10s with a step length of
1s.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ERPS::ERPS-1-1-1:100:::CTRLVLAN=1,DMAC=01-19-A7-00-00-
01,GUARDTIME=500,HOLDTIME=100,WTRTIME=5,MEL=4,INTERVAL=5;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-ERPS
DLT-ERPS
RTRV-ERPS
RTRV-ERPS
Retrieves ERPS attributes.
Function
This command retrieves ERPS attributes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ERPS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Value
<AID> Indicates the ERPS identifier. The valid format is ERPS-<SHELF>- NA

<SLOT>-<ERPS>.
The "&" and "&&" symbols are supported. The valid formats are as
follows:
 ERPS-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<ERPS>: indicates querying a
Value
certain ERPS attribute.

 ERPS-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-ALL: indicates querying all
ERPS attributes of a card.
 All ERPS attributes on the equipment will be queried if
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::EASTPORT=<EASTPORT>,WESTPORT=<WESTPORT>,RPLPORT=<RPLPORT>,RPLOWN
ER=<RPLOWNER>,CTRLVLAN=<CTRLVLAN>,DMAC=<DMAC>,NODEID=<NODEID>,
[LASTREQUEST=<LASTREQUEST>],[RECVPKTRB=<RECVPKTRB>],
[RECVPKTDNF=<RECVPKTDNF>],[FSMSTATE=<FSMSTATE>],
[RECVPKTNODEID=<RECVPKTNODEID>],[GUARDTIME=<GUARDTIME>],
[HOLDTIME=<HOLDTIME>],[WTRTIME=<WTRTIME>],[MEL=<MEL>],
[INTERVAL=<INTERVAL>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the ERPS identifier. The valid format is ERPS-<SHELF>-

<SLOT>-<ERPS>.
<EASTPORT> Indicates the east port. The valid formats are as follows:
<WESTPORT> Indicates the west port. The valid formats are as follows:
<RPLPORT> Indicates the RPL port. The valid formats are as follows:
0xFFFF: indicates an invalid port.
<RPLOWNER> Indicates the enable status of RPLOwner. The valid values are Y(1) and
N(0). The default value is N(0).
<CTRLVLAN> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN for control message of the ERPS
protocol.
<DMAC> Indicates the destination MAC address.

The valid value ranges from 01-19-A7-00-00-00 to 01-19-A7-00- 00 -FF.
The value is set to 01-19-A7-00-00-01 in this version, which is the default
value.
<NODEID> Indicates the ID of the current node.

The value is set temporarily to 01-19-A7-00-00-01.
<LASTREQUEST> Indicates the type of the most recent ERPS switching request. The valid
 RAPS(NR): a ring network automatic protection switching (RAPS)
message indicating no request
 RAPS(NR,RB): an RAPS message indicating no request and that
the ring protection link is blocked
 WTR-RUNNING: a message indicating that the WTR timer is in a
running state.
 WTR-EXPIRES: a message indicating that the WTR timer has
timed out
 RAPS(SF): an RAPS message indicating a signal failure
 LOCAL-SF: a message indicating a signal failure on the local node
 LOCAL-CLEAR-SF: a message indicating that the signal failure
on the local node is cleared
 INITIAL-REQUEST: the initial request
<RECVPKTRB> Indicates the RB status on the current ring. The valid values are as follows:
 NORB
 RB
<RECVPKTDNF> Indicates whether the DNF status is contained in a remote request. The
 NODNF
 DNF
<FSMSTATE> Indicates the status of the state machine on the current node.
IDLE
PROTECTION
<RECVPKTNODEID> Indicates the source node of the switching request, that is, the source MAC
address of the switching.
<GUARDTIME> Indicates the guard time.
<HOLDTIME> Indicates the protection hold-off time.
<WTRTIME> Indicates the WTR time.
<MEL> Indicates the maintenance entity level.
<INTERVAL> Indicates the interval for transmitting R-APS packets.
Example
Command
RTRV-ERPS::ERPS-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"ERPS-1-1-1:: EASTPORT=FAC-1-1-2, WESTPORT=FAC-1-1-3, RPLPORT=FAC-1-1-2,
RPLOWNER=OWNER,CTRLVLAN=1,DMAC=01-19-A7-00-00-01, NODEID=01-19-A7-00-00-
01,LASTREQUEST= LOCAL-SF,RECVPKTRB=RB,RECVPKTDNF=DNF,FSMSTATE= PROTECTION,
RECVPKTNODEID =01-80-C2-00-00-
00,GUARDTIME=500,HOLDTIME=100,WTRTIME=5,MEL=4,INTERVAL=5"
;
Related Commands
ENT-ERPS
ED-ERPS
DLT-ERPS
DLT-ERPS
Deletes ERPS.
Function
This command deletes ERPS on a card.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-ERPS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the ERPS identifier. The valid format is ERPS- NA

<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<ERPS>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
M^^<CTAG>^COMPLD <cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-ERPS::ERPS-1-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-ERPS
ED-ERPS
RTRV-ERPS
REPTÊVTÊRPS
Reports the switching state of ERPS.
Function
This command reports the switching state of ERPS.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVTÊRPS<cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:<REQUEST>,<STATE>" <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the ERPS identifier. The valid format is ERPS-<SHELF>-

<SLOT>-<ERPS>.
<REQUEST> Indicates the type of the most recent ERPS switching request. The valid
 RAPS(NR): a ring network automatic protection switching (RAPS)
message indicating no request
 RAPS(NR,RB): an RAPS message indicating no request and that
the ring protection link is blocked
 WTR-RUNNING: a message indicating that the WTR timer is in a
running state.
 WTR-EXPIRES: a message indicating that the WTR timer has
timed out
 RAPS(SF): an RAPS message indicating a signal failure
 LOCAL-SF: a message indicating a signal failure on the local node
 LOCAL-CLEAR-SF: a message indicating that the signal failure on
the local node is cleared
 INITIAL-REQUEST: the initial request
<STATE> Indicates the switching state.

 Idle
 Protection
Example
Command
RTRV-ERPS::ERPS-1-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
A 100 REPT EVT ERPS
"ERPS-1-1-2: Local SF, Protection "
;
Related Commands
None
D.13.2 Configuring LAG
This section lists the commands used to configure the LAG function.
ENT-LAG
Creates a link aggregation group (LAG).
Function
This command creates a LAG in the unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-LAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[TYPE=<TYPE>],[BALANCE=<BALANCE>],
[SLVPORTS=<SLVPORTS>],[NAME=<NAME>],
[LAGSHAREMODE=<LAGSHAREMODE>],[LAGHOTIME=<LAGHOTIME>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the master port of the LAG. NA

<TYPE> Indicates the LAG type. STATIC

The valid values are MANUAL and STATIC.
<BALANCE> Indicates whether the load-balance function is enabled. Y

<SLVPORTS> Indicates the list of slave ports in a LAG. NA

The valid formats is FAC(ACC)-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>.
This parameter supports the "&" and "&&" symbols.
The valid format is
 FAC(ACC)-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>&FAC(ACC)-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>
 FAC(ACC)-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>&&-<PORT ID>
<NAME> Indicates the name of the LAG. The valid value is a NA

string of 0 to 31 bytes.
<LAGSHAREMODE> Indicates the mode of LAG share load. NA

The valid values are IP and MAC.
<LAGHOTIME> Indicates the time of LAG holding. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-LAG::ACC-1-3-1:100:::TYPE=MANUAL,BALANCE=Y,SLVPORTS=ACC-1-3-
2,NAME=HUAWEI,LAGSHAREMODE=IP,LAGHOTIME=500;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 16:55:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-LAG
DLT-LAG
RTRV-LAG
ED-LAG
Edits a LAG (link aggregation group).
Function
This command modifies the attributes of the LAG in the unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-LAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[SLVPORTS=<SLVPORTS>],[NAME=<NAME>],
[LAGSHAREMODE=<LAGSHAREMODE>],[LAGHOTIME=<LAGHOTIME>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the master port of a LAG. NA

<SLVPORTS> Indicates the list of slave ports in a LAG. NA

It supports the "&" and "&&" symbols.
<NAME> Indicate the name of the LAG. NA
<LAGSHAREMODE> Indicates the mode of LAG share load. NA

The valid values are IP and MAC.
<LAGHOTIME> Indicates the time of LAG holding. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-LAG::ACC-1-3-1:100:::SLVPORTS=ACC-1-3-
2,NAME=HUAWEI,LAGSHAREMODE=IP,LAGHOTIME=500;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-LAG
DLT-LAG
RTRV-LAG
DLT-LAG
Deletes a link aggregation group (LAG).
Function
This command deletes a LAG in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-LAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>
 ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-LAG::FAC-1-12-4:1;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-LAG
ED-LAG
RTRV-LAG
RTRV-LAG
Retrieves the attributes of a link aggregation group (LAG).
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of a LAG in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>
ID>
Supports ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[TYPE=<TYPE>],[BALANCE=<BALANCE>],[SLVPORTS=<SLVPORTS>],
[REFPORT=<REFPORT>],[LOCSYSPRI=<LOCSYSPRI>],[LOCSYSMAC=<LOCSYSMAC>],
[DSTSYSPRI=<DSTSYSPRI>],[DSTSYSMAC=<DSTSYSMAC>],[SELECTED=<SELECTED>],
[STANDBY=<STANDBY>],[LOCPORT=<LOCPORT>],[WORKSTATE=<WORKSTATE>],
[LOCPORTSTA=<LOCPORTSTA>],[LOCPORTPRI=<LOCPORTPRI>],
[LOCOPRKEY=<LOCOPRKEY>],[LOCLACP=<LOCLACP>],[DSTPORT=<DSTPORT>],
[DSTPORTPRI=<DSTPORTPRI>],[DSTOPRKEY=<DSTOPRKEY>],[DSTLACP=<DSTLACP>],
[ACTPORTS=<ACTPORTS>],[NAME=<NAME>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the master port of the LAG.

<TYPE> Indicates the type of the LAG.

The valid values are MANUAL and STATIC.
<BALANCE> Indicates whether load balance is enabled.

<SLVPORTS> Indicates the list of slave ports in a LAG.

<REFPORT> Indicates the reference port of a LAG.

<LOCSYSPRI> Indicates the priority of the local LAG system.

The initial value is 32768.
<LOCSYSMAC> Indicates the MAC address of the local LAG system.
<DSTSYSPRI> Indicates the priority of the destination LAG system.


<DSTSYSMAC> Indicates the MAC address of the destination LAG system.
<SELECTED> Indicates the selected port ID of the aggregation group.
<STANDBY> Indicates the standby port ID of the aggregation group.
<LOCPORT> Indicates the local port ID.

<WORKSTATE> Indicates the status of the local LAG port. The valid values are Y and N.
<LOCPORTSTA> Indicates the local port state. The valid values are SELECTED, STANDBY
and UNSELECTED.
<LOCPORTPRI> Indicates the local port priority.

<LOCOPRKEY> Indicates the local operate key.

<LOCLACP> Indicates the local Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) state.
<DSTPORT> Indicates the destination port ID.

The valid format is Ethernet port identifier.
<DSTPORTPRI> Indicates the destination port priority.

<DSTOPRKEY> Indicates the destination operate key.

<DSTLACP> Indicates the destination LACP state.

<ACTPORTS> Indicates the list of active ports on the aggregation group.

<NAME> Indicates the name of the LAG. The valid value is a string of 0 to 31 bytes.
Example
Command
RTRV-LAG::FAC-1-12-4:1;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-1::TYPE=MANUAL,BALANCE=Y,SLVPORTS=FAC-1-2-1,REFPORT=FAC-1-
3,LOCSYSPRI=32768,LOCSYSMAC=00-00-00-00-00-01,DSTSYSPRI=32768,DSTSYSMAC=00-
00-00-00-00-02,SELECTED=1,STANDBY=0,LOCPORT=FAC-1-1-
2,WORKSTATE=Y,LOCPORTSTA=SELECTED,LOCPORTPRI=32768,LOCLACP=ENABLE,DSTPORT=F
AC-1-1-2,DSTPORTPRI=32768,DSTLACP=ENABLE,ACTPORTS=FAC-1-1-1&FAC-1-1-
2,NAME=HUAWEI"
;
Related Commands
ENT-LAG
ED-LAG
DLT-LAG
ED-LAGSYS
Edits system attributes of a link aggregation group (LAG).
Function
This command modifies the attributes of a LAG.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-LAGSYS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PRIORITY=<PRIORITY>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the unit identifier. NA

The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<PRIORITY> Indicates the priority of the LAG system. 32768
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-LAGSYS::SLOT-1-14:100:::PRIORITY=1;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-LAGSYS
RTRV-LAGSYS
Retrieves the attributes of a LAG system.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of a LAG system.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LAGSYS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the unit identifier. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<SLOT>::[PRIORITY=<PRIORITY>],[MAC=<MAC>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SLOT> Indicates the unit identifier.
<PRIORITY> Indicates the priority of the LAG system.

<MAC> Indicates the MAC address of the LAG system.
Example
Command
RTRV-LAGSYS::SLOT-1-ALL:100;
RTRV-LAGSYS::SLOT-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-1::PRIORITY=1,MAC=00-00-00-00-00-01"
;
Related Commands
ED-LAGSYS
ED-LAGPORT
Edits ports in a link aggregation group (LAG).
Function
This command modifies attributes of ports in a LAG.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-LAGPORT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::PRIORITY=<PRIORITY>;
Command Parameters
Parameter Para Description Default Value
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility that is composed of the slot NA

number and port ID.
<PRIORITY> Indicates the priority of the LAG port. 32768
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-LAGPORT::FAC-1-1-4:100:::PRIORITY=1;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-LAGPORT
RTRV-LAGPORT
Retrieves the port attributes of a link aggregation group (LAG).
Function
This command retrieves the port attributes of a LAG.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LAGPORT:<TID>:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[FRAMETYPE=<FRAMETYPE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility which is composed of the NA

slot number and port ID.
Supports ALL.
<FRAMETYPE> Indicates the frame type. ALL

The valid value are as follows:
 RCVLACPDU: Link Aggregation Protocol
(LACP) frames received
 RCVERRLACPDU: errored LACP frames
received
 SNDLACPDU: LACP frames sent
 ALL: all LACP frames
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[LOCSYSPRI=<LOCSYSPRI>],[LOCSYSMAC=<LOCSYSMAC>],
[PRIORITY=<PRIORITY>],[KEY=<KEY>],[LOCLACP=<LOCLACP>],
[DSTSYSPRI=<DSTSYSPRI>],[DSTSYSMAC=<DSTSYSMAC>],[DSTPORT=<DSTPORT>],
[DSTPRI=<DSTPRI>],[DSTKEY=<DSTKEY>],[DSTLACP=<DSTLACP>],
[<RCVLACPDUNUM>=<RCVLACPDUNUM>],[<RCVERRLACPDUNUM >=<RCVERRLACPDUNUM>],
[<SNDLACPDUNUM>=<SNDLACPDUNUM>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility which is composed of the slot number
and port ID.
<LOCSYSPRI> Indicates the priority of the local LAG system.

<LOCSYSMAC> Indicates the MAC address of the local LAG system.
<PRIORITY> Indicates the priority of the LAG system.

<KEY> Indicates the operate key of the LAG port.

<LOCLACP> Indicates the local LACP (link aggregation control protocol) state.
<DSTSYSPRI> Indicates the priority of the destination LAG system.

<DSTSYSMAC> Indicates the MAC address of the destination LAG system.
<DSTPORT> Indicates the destination port.
<DSTPRI> Indicates the priority of the destination port.
<DSTKEY> Indicates the operator key of the destination port.

<DSTLACP> Indicates the destination LACP (link aggregation control protocol)

state.
<RCVLACPDUNUM> Indicates the number of LACP frames received.
<RCVERRLACPDUNUM> Indicates the number of errored LACP frames received.
<SNDLACPDUNUM> Indicates the number of LACP frames sent.

Example
Command
RTRV-LAGPORT::FAC-1-1-ALL:100;
RTRV-LAGPORT::FAC-1-1-4:100:::FRAMETYPE=RCVLACPDU;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-5::LOCSYSPRI=32768,LOCSYSMAC=00-00-ef-10-38-
10,PRIORITY=32768,KEY=257,LOCLACP=71,DSTSYSPRI=32768,DSTSYSMAC=00-00-00-00-
00-
00,DSTPRI=32768,DSTKEY=0,DSTLACP=48,RCVLACPDUNUM=0,RCVERRLACPDUNUM=0,SNDLAC
PDUNUM=0"
;
Related Commands
ED-LAGPORT
INIT-LAGPORT
Initializes the port attributes of a LAG.
Function
This command initiates the port attributes of a LAG.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INIT-LAGPORT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[FRAMETYPE=<FRAMETYPE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility of the slot number and port NA
ID.
<FRAMETYPE> Indicates the frame type. ALL

 RCVLACPDU: link aggregation protocol
(LACP) frames received
 RCVERRLACPDU: errored LACP frames
received
 SNDLACPDU: LACP frames sent
 ALL: all the LACP frames
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-LAGPORT::FAC-1-1-1:100:::FRAMETYPE=ALL;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-LAGPORT
RTRV-LAGPORT
ENT-DLAG
Creates a distributed link aggregation group (DLAG).
Function
This command creates a DLAG between two units.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-DLAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[MSTPORTPRI=<MSTPORTPRI>],
[SLVPORT=<SLVPORT>],[SLVPORTPRI=<SLVPORTPRI>],[NAME=<NAME>],
[SYSPRI=<SYSPRI>],[RVRTV=<RVRTV>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
<MSTPORTPRI> Indicates the priority of the master port on the LAG. 32768
The port with the higher priority is the master port if a LAG
involves two or more cards.
<SLVPORT> Indicates the list of slave ports in the LAG. NA

<PORT ID>.
<SLVPORTPRI> Indicates the priority of the slave port on the LAG. 32768
<NAME> Indicates the name of the DLAG. The valid format is a NA

<SYSPRI> Indicates the system priority. 32768

The LAG with the higher system priority dominates when
negotiating with peer equipment if a LAG involves two or
more cards.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode. The valid values are Y Y

(revertive) and N (non-revertive mode).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-DLAG::FAC-1-1-3:100:::MSPORTPRI=8,SLVPORT=FAC-1-1-
4,SLVPORTPRI=8,NAME=aaa,SYSPRI=9,RVRTV=N;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-05 16:55:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-DLAG
DLT-DLAG
RTRV-DLAG
ED-DLAG
Edits a distributed link aggregation group (DLAG).
Function
This command modifies the attributes of a DLAG between two units.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-DLAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[MSTPORTPRI=<MSTPORTPRI>],
[SLVPORTPRI=<SLVPORTPRI>],[NAME=<NAME>],[SYSPRI=<SYSPRI>],
[RVRTV=<RVRTV>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
<MSTPORTPRI> Indicates the priority of the master port on the LAG. 32768
The port with the higher priority is the master port if a LAG
involves two or more cards.
<SLVPORTPRI> Indicates the priority of the slave port on the LAG. 32768
<NAME> Indicates the name of the DLAG. The valid format is a NA

<SYSPRI> Indicates the system priority. NA

The LAG with the higher system priority dominates when
negotiating with peer equipment if a LAG involves two or
more cards.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode. The valid values are Y NA

(revertive) and N (non-revertive mode).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-DLAG::FAC-1-1-3-4:100:::MSTPORTPRI=8,SLVPORTPRI=8,NAME=DLAG-
A,SYSPRI=9,RVRTV=n;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 16:55:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-DLAG
DLT-DLAG
RTRV-DLAG
DLT-DLAG
Deletes a distributed link aggregation group (DLAG).
Function
This command deletes a DLAG between two units.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-LAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-DLAG::FAC-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-10 15:33:17
M 10 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-DLAG
ED-DLAG
RTRV-DLAG
RTRV-DLAG
Retrieves the information about a distributed link aggregation group (DLAG).
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of a DLAG between two units.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DLAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[FRAMETYPE=<FRAMETYPE>];
Command Parameters

Value

Supports ALL.
<FRAMETYPE> Indicates the frame type. The valid value are as follows: ALL
 RCVLACPDU
 RCVERRLACPDU
 SNDLACPDU
 ALL
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"::[MSTPORT=<MSTPORT>],[MSTPORTPRI=<MSTPORTPRI>],[SLVPORT=<SLVPORT>],
[SLVPORTPRI=<SLVPORTPRI>],[NAME=<NAME>],[SYSPRI=<SYSPRI>],
[SYSMAC=<SYSMAC>],[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],[WORKPORT=<WORKPORT>],
[LOCMSTPORT=<LOCMSTPORT>],[LOCMSTPORTSTA=<LOCMSTPORTSTA>],
[LOCMSTPORTPRI=<LOCMSTPORTPRI>],[LOCMSTOPRKEY=<LOCMSTOPRKEY>],
[LOCMSTLACP=<LOCMSTLACP>], [DSTSYSPRI=<DSTSYSPRI>],[DSTSYSMAC=<DSTSYSMAC>],
[DSTMSTPORT=<DSTMSTPORT>],[DSTMSTPORTPRI=<DSTMSTPORTPRI>],
[DSTMSTOPRKEY=<DSTMSTOPRKEY>],[DSTMSTLACP=<DSTMSTLACP>],
[LOCSLVPORT=<LOCSLVPORT>],[LOCSLVPORTSTA=<LOCSLVPORTSTA>],
[LOCSLVPORTPRI=<LOCSLVPORTPRI>],[LOCSLVOPRKEY=<LOCSLVOPRKEY>],
[LOCSLVLACP=<LOCSLVLACP>],[DSTSLVPORT=<DSTSLVPORT>],
[DSTSLVPORTPRI=<DSTSLVPORTPRI>],[DSTSLVOPRKEY=<DSTSLVOPRKEY>],
[DSTSLVLACP=<DSTSLVLACP>],[SHAREMODE=<SHAREMODE>],
[<MSTRCVLACPDUNUM>=<MSTRCVLACPDUNUM>],
[<MSTRCVERRLACPDUNUM>=<MSTRCVERRLACPDUNUM>],
[<MSTSNDLACPDUNUM>=<MSTSNDLACPDUNUM>],
[<SLVRCVLACPDUNUM>=<SLVRCVLACPDUNUM>],
[<SLVRCVERRLACPDUNUM>=<SLVRCVERRLACPDUNUM>],
[<SLVSNDLACPDUNUM>=<SLVSNDLACPDUNUM>]"<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
Parameter Para Description
<AID> Indicates the master port on the LAG.

ID>.
<MSPORTPRI> Indicates the master port priority of the DLAG.

In the DLAG, the port with the highest priority serves as the
master port.
<SLVPORT> Indicates the list of slave ports on the LAG.

ID>.
<SLVPORTPRI> Indicates the slave port priority of the DLAG
<NAME> Indicates the name of the DLAG. The valid format is a string of 0
to 31 bytes.
<SYSPRI> Indicates the local system priority.

The DLAG with the higher system priority dominates when
negotiating with peer equipment.
<SYSMAC> Indicates the MAC address of local system.
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode. The valid values are Y (revertive
mode) and N (non-revertive mode).
<WORKPORT> Indicates the working port ID of the LAG.

ID>.
<LOCMSTPORT> Indicates the local master port ID.

ID>.
<LOCMSTPORTSTA> Indicates the local master port state. The valid values are
SELECTED and STANDBY.
<LOCMSTPORTPRI> Indicates the local master port priority.
<LOCMSTOPRKEY> Indicates the local master operate key.
<LOCMSTLACP> Indicates the local master link aggregation control protocol

(LACP) state. The valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE.
<DSTSYSPRI> Indicates the destination system priority.
<DSTSYSMAC> Indicates the MAC address of destination system.
<DSTMSTPORT> Indicates the destination master port ID.

ID>.
<DSTMSTPORTPRI> Indicates the destination master port priority.
<DSTMSTOPRKEY> Indicates the destination master operate key.
<DSTMSTLACP> Indicates the destination master LACP state. The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE.
<LOCSLVPORT> Indicates the local slave port ID.

ID>.
<LOCSLVPORTSTA> Indicates the local slave port state. The valid values are
SELECTED and STANDBY.
<LOCSLVPORTPRI> Indicates the local slave port priority.
<LOCSLVOPRKEY> Indicates the local slave operate key.
<LOCSLVLACP> Indicates the local slave LACP state. The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE.
<DSTSLVPORT> Indicates the destination slave port ID.

ID>.
<DSTSLVPORTPRI> Indicates the destination slave port priority.
<DSTSLVOPRKEY> Indicates the destination slave operate key.
<DSTSLVLACP> Indicates the destination slave LACP state. The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE.
<SHAREMODE> Indicates the share mode. The valid values are SHARE and
NONSHARE.
<MSTRCVLACPDUNUM> Indicates the master card's RCVLACPDU frame number.

<MSTRCVERRLACPDUNUM> Indicates the master card's RCVERRLACPDU frame number.
<MSTSNDLACPDUNUM> Indicates the master card's SNDLACPDU frame number.
<SLVRCVLACPDUNUM> Indicates the slave card's RCVLACPDU frame number.
<SLVRCVERRLACPDUNUM> Indicates the slave card's RCVERRLACPDU frame number.
<SLVSNDLACPDUNUM> Indicates the slave card's SNDLACPDU frame number.
Example
Command
RTRV-DLAG::FAC-2-5-5:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-25 18:38:24
M C COMPLD
"FAC-3-11::MSPORTPRI=8,SLVPORT=FAC-4-
11,SLVPORTPRI=8,NAME=aaa,SYSPRI=9,SYSMAC=00-ab-ca-ef-12-
34,RVRTV=Y,WORKPORT=FAC-0-0,LOCMSTPORT=FAC-3-
11,LOCMSTPORTSTA=UNSELECTED,LOCMSTPORTPRI=8,LOCMSTOPRKEY=33025,LOCMSTLACP=7
1,DSTSYSPRI=32768,DSTSYSMAC=00-00-00-00-00-
00,DSTMSTPORTPRI=32768,DSTMSTOPRKEY=0,DSTMSTLACP=48,LOCSLVPORT=FAC-4-
11,LOCSLVPORTSTA=UNSELECTED,LOCSLVPORTPRI=8,LOCSLVOPRKEY=33025,LOCSLVLACP=7
1,DSTSLVPORTPRI=32768,DSTSLVOPRKEY=0,DSTSLVLACP=48,SHAREMODE=NONSHARE"
;
Related Commands
ENT-DLAG
ED-DLAG
DLT-DLAG
DLT-MCLAG
Deletes a multi-chassis link aggregation group (MC-LAG).
Function
This command deletes an MC-LAG.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-MCLAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the master port of the local LAG. NA

ID>
ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-MCLAG::FAC-1-1-3:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MCLAGENT-LAG
ED-MCLAGED-LAG
RTRV-MCLAGRTRV-LAG
ED-MCLAG
Modifies a multi-chassis link aggregation group (MC-LAG).
Function
This command modifies an MC-LAG.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-MCLAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[MCSP=<MCSP>],[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],
[RVTM=<RVTM>],[ASSPORT=<ASSPORT>];
Command Parameters

<MCSP> Indicates the master port of the MCSP. NA

<RVRTV> Indicates the reversion mode. NA

Y: revertive
N: non-revertive
<RVTM> Indicates the reversion time. NA

The value ranges from 1 minute to 12 minutes.
Note: This parameter is unavailable when users set
RVRTV to N.
<ASSPORT> Indicates the list of south ports. NA

 The valid formats are as follows:
 ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>
 Support the & and && symbol.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-MCLAG::FAC-1-1-3:100:::MCSP=ACC-1-1-1,RVRTV=N,RVTM=0,ASSPORT=FAC-1-1-5;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MCLAGENT-LAG
RTRV-MCLAGDLT-LAG
DLT-MCLAGRTRV-LAG
ENT-MCLAG
Creates a multi-chassis link aggregation group (MC-LAG).
Function
This command creates an MC-LAG.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-MCLAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::RMTLAG=<RMTLAG>,MCSP=<MCSP>,
[PROTTYPE=<PROTTYPE>],[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],[RVTM=<RVTM>],
[ASSPORT=<ASSPORT>];
Command Parameters

<RMTLAG> Indicates the master port of the remote LAG. NA

<MCSP> Indicates the master port of the MCSP. NA

<PROTTYPE> Indicates the type of protection that can be configured with ERPS
MC-LAG.
ERPS
MSSNCP
<RVRTV> Indicates the reversion mode. Y

Y: revertive
N: non-revertive
<RVTM> Indicates the reversion time. 5

Note: This parameter is unavailable when users set
RVRTV to N.
<ASSPORT> Indicates the list of south ports. NA

 ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-MCLAG::FAC-1-1-1:100:::RMTLAG=FAC-5,MCSP=ACC-1-1-
1,PROTTYPE=ERPS,RVRTV=Y,RVTM=0,ASSPORT=FAC-1-1-3;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 16:55:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-MCLAGED-LAG
RTRV-MCLAGDLT-LAG
DLT-MCLAGRTRV-LAG
RTRV-MCLAG
Query an MC-LAG.
Function
This command query an MC-LAG.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MCLAG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>
ID>
Supports ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::RMTLAG=<RMTLAG>,MCSP=<MCSP>,PROTTYPE=<PROTTYPE>,[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],
[RVTM=<RVTM>],[ASSPORT=<ASSPORT>],[MCLAGSTAT=<MCLAGSTAT>],
[LAGSTAT=<LAGSTAT>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the master port of the local LAG.

<RMTLAG> Indicates the master port of the remote LAG.

<MCSP> Indicates the master port of the MCSP.

<PROTTYPE> Indicates the type of protection that can be configured with MC-LAG.
ERPS
MSSNCP
<RVRTV> Indicates the reversion mode.

Y: revertive
N: non-revertive
<RVTM> Indicates the reversion time.

Note: This parameter is unavailable when users set RVRTV to N.
<ASSPORT> Indicates the list of south ports.

 ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
<MCLAGSTAT> Indicates the working status of the MC-LAG. The local LAG cooperates
with the remote LAG when the communication between them is normal.
They work independently and the client equipment selectively receives
services when the communication between them is abnormal.
COLLABORATIVE: The local LAG cooperates with the remote LAG.
INDEPENDENT: The local LAG and remote LAG work independently.
<LAGSTAT> Indicates the status of the local LAG.

ACTIVE: The local LAG is in active state.

STANDBY: The local LAG is in standby state.
Example
Command
RTRV-MCLAG::FAC-1-2-3:100;
RTRV-MCLAG::FAC-1-2-ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-1::RMTLAG=FAC-1-1-1,MCSP=ACC-1-1-
1,PROTTYPE=ERPS,RVRTV=Y,RVTM=5,ASSPORT=FAC-1-1-2&FAC-1-1-
3,MCLAGSTAT=COLLABORATIVE,LAGSTAT=ACTIVE"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MCLAGENT-LAG
ED-MCLAGED-LAG
DLT-MCLAGDLT-LAG
DLT-MCSP
Deletes a multi-chassis service path (MCSP).
Function
This command deletes an MCSP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-MCSP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the master port of the MCSP. NA

ID>
ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-MCSP::FAC-1-1-4:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MCSPENT-LAG
ED-MCSPED-LAG
RTRV-MCSPRTRV-LAG
ED-MCSP
Modifies a multi-chassis service path (MCSP).
Function
This command modifies an MCSP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-MCSP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[MONTM=<MONTM>];
Command Parameters

<MONTM> Indicates the interval for sending Hello packets that are 1
used for monitoring faults.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-MCSP::FAC-1-1-3:100:::MONTM=10;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MCSPENT-LAG
RTRV-MCSPDLT-LAG
DLT-MCSPRTRV-LAG
ENT-MCSP
Creates a multi-chassis synchronization protocol (MCSP).
Function
This command creates an MCSP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-MCSP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::COMMFLAG=<COMMFLAG>,
[MONTM=<MONTM>];
Command Parameters

<COMMFLAG> Indicates the MCSP number. The MCSP number is unique NA

on each board. The local MSCP can communicate with the
peer MCSP only when they have the same number.
The value ranges from 1 to MAX_ETH_MCSP.
Note: MAX_ETH_MCSP indicates the maximum number
of MCSPs that can be configured on a board.
<MONTM> Indicates the interval for sending Hello packets that are 1
used for monitoring faults.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-MCSP::FAC-1-1-3:100:::MONTM=10;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 16:55:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-MCSPED-LAG
RTRV-MCSPDLT-LAG
DLT-MCSPRTRV-LAG
RTRV-MCSP
Queries an MCSP.
Function
This command queries an MCSP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MCSP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>
ID>
Supports ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::COMMFLAG=<COMMFLAG>,MONTM=<MONTM>,STAT=<STAT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the master port of the MCSP.

<COMMFLAG> Indicates the MCSP number. The MCSP number is unique on each board.
The local MSCP can communicate with the peer MCSP only when they
have the same number.
The value ranges from 1 to MAX_ETH_MCSP.
 Note: MAX_ETH_MCSP indicates the maximum number of
MCSPs that can be configured on a board.
<MONTM> Indicates the interval for sending Hello packets that are used for monitoring
faults.
<STAT> Indicates the peer status.

The valid values are UP, DOWN, and UNKNOWN.
Example
Command
RTRV-MCSP::ACC-1-2-3:100;
RTRV-MCSP::ACC-1-2-ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-1::COMMFLAG=1,MONTM=10,STAT=UP"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MCLAGENT-LAG
ED-MCLAGED-LAG
DLT-MCLAGDLT-LAG
INIT-LACP-PKT
Clears statistics on the number of transmitted and received Link Aggregation Control
Protocol (LACP) packets.
Function
This command clears statistics on the number of transmitted and received LACP packets.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INIT-LACP-PKT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::PKTTYPE=<PKTTYPE>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility of the slot number and port NA
ID.
<PKTTYPE> Indicates the type of LACP packet statistics to be cleared. NA

The value ranges from 0 to 3. Meaning of the values are
as follows:
 1: number of received LACPDUs
 2: number of received error LACPDUs
 3: number of transmitted LACPDUs
 0: number of each type of LACPDUs
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-LACP-PKT::FAC-1-1-1:100:::PKTTYPE=1;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-LACP-PKTED-LAGPORT
RTRV-LAGPORT
RTRV-LACP-PKT
Queries statistics on the number of transmitted and received LACP packets.
Function
This command queries statistics on the number of transmitted and received LACP packets.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LACP-PKT:<TID>:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::PKTTYPE=<PKTTYPE>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility which is composed of the slot NA

number and port ID.
Supports ALL.
<PKTTYPE> Indicates the type of LACP packet statistics to be queried. NA

The value ranges from 0 to 3. Meaning of the values are as
follows:

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::PKTTYPE=<PKTTYPE>,PKTCNT=<PKTCNT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility which is composed of the slot number and port
ID.
<PKTTYPE> Indicates the type of LACP packet statistics to be queried.

The value ranges from 0 to 3. Meaning of the values are as follows:
<PKTCNT> Indicates the number of LACP packets of the specified type.
Example
Command
RTRV-LACP-PKT::FAC-1-1-1:100:::PKTTYPE=1;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-1::PKTTYPE=1,PKTCNT=100"
Related Commands
INIT-LACP-PKTED-LAGPORT
INIT-LAGSTAT-<FETH/GETH>
Clear the counter of linkagg port.
Function
Clear the counter of linkagg port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INIT-LAGSTAT-<FETH/GETH>:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::FRAMETYPE=<FRAMETYPE>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Valid value can be following: NA

<PORT>:FAC/ACC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PORT>.
<FRAMETYPE> Indicates the frame type.Valid value can be as follows: ALL

RCVLACPDU
RCVERRLACPDU
SNDLACPDU
ALL
default value is ALL
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-LAGSTAT-GETH::FAC-1-1-4:100:::FRAMETYPE=RCVLACPDU;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-LAGSTAT-<FETH/GETH>
RTRV-STATE-LAGPORT
Retrieve the state of the state machine in a LAGPORT.
Function
This command retrieves the state of the state machine in a LAGPORT.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-STATE-LAGPORT:<TID>:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[SMTYPE=<SMTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility which is composed of the NA

slot number and port ID.
Supports ALL.
<LAGSMTYPE> Indicates the type of the state machine. ALL

The valid value are as follows:
 ALL: 0
 RX(Receive mathine):1
 PTX(Periodic transmission machine):2
 MUX(Multiplexer mathine):3
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[SMTYPE=<SMTYPE>],[CURSTATE=<CURSTATE>],[PRESTATE=<PRESTATE>],
[REASON=<REASON>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet facility which is composed of the slot number and port
ID.
<SMTYPE> Indicates the type of the state machine.
<CURSTATE> Current state of the state machine specified by SMID.
<PRESTATE> Previous state of the state machine specified by SMTYPE.
<REASON> Indicates why the state of the state machine changes into <CURSTATE>.
Example
Command
RTRV-STATE-LAGPORT::FAC-1-1:100:::SMTYPE=RX;
RTRV-STATE-LAGPORT::FAC-1-ALL:100:::SMTYPE=RX;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1::SMTYPE=RX,CURSTATE=RXINIT,LSTSTATE=RXINIT,REASON=INITIALIZE"
;
Related Commands
ED-LAGPORT
D.13.3 Configuring STP
This section lists the commands used to configure the STP function.
ED-STP-VB
Edits the spanning tree protocol (STP) of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command modifies the spanning tree protocol of a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-STP-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[STPENABLE=<STPENABLE>],
[STPMODE=<STPMODE>],[BPRI=<BPRI>],[HELLOTIME=<HELLOTIME>],
[MAXAGE=<MAXAGE>],[FWDDELAY=<FWDDELAY>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB NA

ID>.
<STPENABLE> Indicates whether the spanning tree protocol is enabled. N

<STPMODE> Indicates the working mode of the rapid spanning tree RSTP
protocol (RSTP). The valid values are as follows:
 STP: The RSTP operates in the STP compatibility
mode.
 RSTP: The RSTP operates normally.
This parameter is required only if the equipment supports
RSTP.
<BPRI> Indicates the priority of the bridge. The valid value ranges NA
from 0 to 65535, among which "0" is the highest priority.
<HELLOTIME> Indicates the transmitting period of the bridge protocol data 2

unit (BPDU). <HELLOTIME> is a integer. The valid value
ranges from 1(s) to 10(s).
NOTE:
The relation among the <HELLOTIME>, <MAXAGE>, and
<FWDDELAY> is:
2 x (<HELLOTIME> + 1) <= <MAXAGE> <= 2 x

(<FWDDELAY> - 1)
<MAXAGE> Indicates the aging time of the BPDU. <MAXAGE> is a 20

integer. The valid value ranges from 6(s) to 40(s).
<FWDDELAY> Indicates the time interval for switching the port state, the 15
port state includes: discarding, learning and forwarding.
<FWDDELAY> is a integer. The valid value ranges from
4(s) to 30(s).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-STP-VB::VB-1-4-
1:100:::STPENABLE=Y,STPMODE=STP,BPRI=1,HELLOTIME=2,MAXAGE=20,FWDDELAY=15;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-STP-VB
INIT-STP-VB
RTRV-STP-VB
Retrieves the attributes of the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) within a virtual bridge
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the STP protocol within a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-STP-VB:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>.
retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::STPENABLE=<STPENABLE>,STPMODE=<STPMODE>,BPRI=<BPRI>,BMAC=<BMAC>,
HELLOTIME=<HELLOTIME>,ACTHELLOTIME=<ACTHELLOTIME>,MAXAGE=<MAXAGE>,ACTMAXAGE
=<ACTMAXAGE>,FWDDELAY=<FWDDELAY>,ACTFWDDELAY=<ACTFWDDELAY>,DROOTPRI=<DROOTP
RI>,DROOTMAC=<DROOTMAC>,ROOTPATH=<ROOTPATH>,ROOTPORTID=<ROOTPORTID>,HOLDTIM
E=<HOLDTIME>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>.
<STPENABLE> Indicates whether the STP protocol is enabled. The valid values are Y and
N.
<STPMODE> Indicates the work mode of the Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP). The
 STP: The RSTP operates in STP Compatibility mode.
 RSTP: The RSTP operates normally.
This parameter is required only if the equipment supports RSTP.
<BPRI> Indicates the priority of a virtual bridge. The valid value ranges from 0 to
65535, among which "0" is the highest priority.
<BMAC> Indicates the MAC address of a virtual bridge.

<HELLOTIME> Indicates the transmitting period of the BPDU. <HELLOTIME> It is an

integer. The valid value ranges from 1(s) to 10(s). The initial value is 2(s).
<ACTHELLOTIME> Indicates the actual HELLOTIME. The valid value ranges from 1(s) to
10(s).
<MAXAGE> Indicates the aging time of the BPDU. It is an integer. The valid value
ranges from 6(s) to 40(s). The initial value is 20(s).
<ACTMAXAGE> The actual MAXAGE. The valid value ranges from 6(s) to 40(s).
<FWDDELAY> Indicates the time interval for switching the port state, the port state
includes: discarding, learning and forwarding. <FWDDELAY>It is an
integer. The valid value ranges from 4(s) to 30(s). The initial value is 15(s).
<ACTFWDDELAY> Indicates the actual FWDDELAY. The valid value ranges from 4(s) to
30(s).
<DROOTPRI> Indicates the designated root bridge priority.

The valid value ranges from 0 to 65535 and the step-length is 4096, among
which "0" is the highest priority.
<DROOTMAC> Indicates the designated root bridge MAC address.

The valid format is XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
<ROOTPATH> Indicates the root bridge path cost.

<ROOTPORTID> Indicates the root bridge port identifier.

<HOLDTIME> Indicates the period from the latest reset or initialization till the current time.
Example
Command
RTRV-STP-VB::VB-1-4-1:100;
RTRV-STP-VB::VB-1-4-ALL:101;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-1-4-1::STPENABLE=Y,STPMODE=STP,BPRI=1,BMAC=00-32-0B-0E-10-
0D,HELLOTIME=1,ACTHELLOTIME=1,MAXAGE=20,ACTMAXAGE=20,FWDDELAY=10,ACTFWDDELA
Y=10,MAXINC=2,DROOTPRI=1,DROOTMAC=00-32-0B-0E-10-
0E,ROOTPATH=1,ROOTPORTID=12,HOLDTIME=5"
;
Related Commands
ED-STP-VB
INIT-STP-VB
INIT-STP-VB
Initializes the spanning tree protocol (STP) of a VB.
Function
This command is used to initialize the STP.
This command initializes the STP bridge attributes (such as <STPMODE>,<BPRI>,
<HELLOTIME>, <MAXAGE>, <FWDDELAY>) and STP port attributes (such as
<PORTPRI>, <PATHCOST>, <ADMEDGE>) to retain the default values, which will result
in reforming the topology.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INIT-STP-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB NA

<AID>
ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-STP-VB::VB-1-4-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-STP-VB
RTRV-STP-VB
ED-STP-VBLP
Edits parameters of the spanning tree protocol within a VBLP.
Function
This command modifies the parameters of the spanning tree protocol within a VBLP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-STP-VBLP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[STPPORTENABLE=<STPPORTENABLE>],
[PORTPRI=<PORTPRI>],[PATHCOST=<PATHCOST>],[ADMEDGE=<ADMEDGE>],
[AUTOEDGEDETECTEN =<AUTOEDGEDETECTEN>];
Command Parameters
Value
<AID> The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>.
<STPPORTENABLE> Indicates whether the VBLP is enabled. The valid Y

values are Y and N.
<PORTPRI> Indicates the priority of the port. The valid value 128
ranges from 0 to 240,and can be divided by 16.among
which "0" is the highest priority.
Value
<PATHCOST> Indicates the path cost of the root bridge. For Ethernet
For cards compliant with [802.1w] standard, the valid interface: 19
value ranges from 1 to 65535. For VC-Trunk
For cards compliant with [802.1D] standard, the valid interface: 4
The default values vary depending on the interfaces.
<ADMEDGE> Indicates the administrating edge attribute of the port. N

The valid values are Y and N. The initial value is N.
This parameter is required only if STPMODE
(See ED-STP-VB) is RSTP.
<AUTOEDGEDETECTEN> Indicates if automatic edge detection is enabled. The DISABLE

valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-STP-VBLP::VBLP-1-1-1-
3:100:::STPPORTENABLE=Y,PORTPRI=128,PATHCOST=19,ADMEDGE=N;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-STP-VBLP
RTRV-STP-VBLP
Retrieves parameters of the STP protocol within a VBLP.
Function
This command instructs an NE to retrieve the parameters of the STP protocol within a VBLP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-STP-VBLP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>- NA

<VBLP ID>.
Supports ALL, which indicates all values will be retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::STPPORTENABLE=<STPPORTENABLE>,PORTPRI=<PORTPRI>,PATHCOST=<PATHCO
ST>,ACTPATHCOST=<ACTPATHCOST>,ADMEDGE=<ADMEDGE>,ACTADMEDGE=<ACTADMEDGE>,POR
TID=<PORTID>,PORTSTATE=<PORTSTATE>,DPORTID=<DPORTID>,DROOTPRI=<DROOTPRI>,DR
OOTMAC=<DROOTMAC>,DCOST=<DCOST>,DBPRI=<DBPRI>,DBMAC=<DBMAC>,UPTIME=<UPTIME>
,AUTOEDGEDETECTEN=<AUTOEDGEDETECTEN>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-

<VBLP ID>.
<STPPORTENABLE> Indicates whether the VBLP is enabled. The valid value can be Y or
N.
<PORTPRI> Indicates the priority of a VBLP. The valid value ranges from 0 to
255, among which "0" is the highest priority and "128" is the initial
value.
<PATHCOST> It is an integer. The valid values range from 1 to 65535. The initial
value varies depending on the device.
<ACTPATHCOST> The actual PATHCOST of the specified VBLP.
<ADMEDGE> Indicates the administration edge attribute of a VBLP. The valid

values are Y and N. The initial value is N.
This parameter is required only if STPMODE is set to RSTP
(See ED-STP-VB).
<ACTADMEDGE> Indicates the actual ADMEDGE attribute of a VBLP. The valid

value is Y or N.
This parameter is required only if STPMODE is set to RSTP
(See ED-STP-VB).
<PORTID> Indicates the VBLP identifier.
<PORTSTATE> Indicates the current state of a VBLP. The valid values are as
follows:
 DISABLE
 LISTENING
 LEARNING
 FORWARDING
 BLOCKING
 DISCARDING
<DPORTID> Indicates the designated port identifier.
<DROOTPRI> Indicates the designated route priority.
<DROOTMAC> Indicates the designated route MAC address.
<DCOST> Indicates the designated route path cost.
<DBPRI> Indicates the designated bridge priority.
<DBMAC> Indicates the designated bridge MAC address.
<UPTIME> Indicates the time elapsed since the port was last reset or initialized.
The value is expressed in seconds.
<AUTOEDGEDETECTEN> Indicates the enabling flag of automatic edge detection. The valid
values are ENABLE and DISABLE (default).
Example
Command
RTRV-STP-VBLP::VBLP-1-1-1-3:100;
RTRV-STP-VBLP::VBLP-1-1-1-ALL:101;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VBLP-1-1-1-
3::STPPORTENABLE=Y,PORTPRI=128,PATHCOST=19,ACTPATHCOST=19,ADMEDGE=N,ACTADME
DGE=N,PORTID=10,PORTSTATE=FORWARDING,DPORTID=12,DROOTPRI=1,DROOTMAC=00-32-
0B-0E-10-0D,DCOST=30,DBPRI=4,DBMAC=00-32-0B-0E-10-
0E,UPTIME=50,AUTOEDGEDETECTEN=DISABLE"
;
Related Commands
ED-STP-VBLP
SW-STP-VBLP
Switches the STP state of the VBLP.
Function
This command switches the STP state of the VBLP to send bridge protocol data unit (BPDU)
of the rapid spanning tree protocol (RSTP) to the interconnected network.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SW-STP-VBLP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB NA

<AID>
ID>-<VBLP ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SW-STP-VBLP::VBLP-1-1-1-3:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
REPTÊVT^VBLP
Reports the STP state of a virtual bridge logical port (VBLP).
Function
This command is used for an NE to report the STP state of a VBLP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^VBLP<cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:<CONDYPE>,<CONDEFF>" <cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-

<VBLP ID>.
<CONDYPE> Indicates the type of the event. The valid values are as follows:
 STPPORT-DISABLE (0)
 STPPORT-LISTENING (1)
 STPPORT-LEARNING (2)
 STPPORT-FORWARDING (3)
 STPPORT-BLOCKING (4)
 STPPORT-DISCARDING (5)
<CONDEFF> Indicates the impact of the event on the NE. The valid value is TC.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
A 100 REPT EVT VBLP
"VBLP-1-1-1-2-3:STPPORT-DISABLE,TC"
;
Related Commands
None
D.13.4 Configuring VLAN SNCP

This section lists the commands used to configure the SNCP function based on VLAN.
ENT-VLANSNCP-PG
Creates a VLAN SNCP group.
Function
This command creates a VLAN SNCP protection group.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-VLANSNCP-PG:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::WORKLINKFROM=<WORKLINKFROM>,WORKLINKTO=<WO
RKLINKTO>,[WORKLINKINTAG=<WORKLINKINTAG>],
[WORKLINKINSTAG=<ORKLINKINSTAG>],BACKUPLINKFROM=<BACKUPLINK
FROM>,BACKUPLINKTO=<BACKUPLINKTO>,
[BACKUPLINKINTAG=<BACKUPLINKINTAG>],
[BACKUPLINKINSTAG=<BACKUPLINKINSTAG>],[SOURCEIP =<SOURCEIP>],
[RVRTV =<RVRTV>],[RVTM=<RVTM>],[HOLDOFFTIME=<HOLDOFFTIME>];
Command Parameters
<WORKLINKFROM> Indicates the source of the working link. The valid NA

values is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>.
<WORKLINKTO> Indicates the sink of the working link. The valid NA

<PORT ID>.
<BACKUPLINKFROM> Indicates the source of the backup link. The valid NA

<PORT ID>.
<BACKUPLINKTO> Indicates the sink of the backup link. The valid NA

<PORT ID>.
<WORKLINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets from the NA

working link. The tag can be a VLAN ID. This
parameter is optional and indicates an EPL in this
response.
<WORKLINKINSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of the incoming service NA

from the working link.
This parameter is optional. See ENT-ETHLINK.
<BACKUPLINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets from the NA

backup link. The tag can be a VLAN ID. This
parameter is optional and indicates an EPL in this
response.
<BACKUPLINKINSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of the incoming service NA

from the backup link.
<SOURCEIP> VLAN Protection source IP. 192.168.0.1

(revertive) and N (non-revertive).
<RVTM> Indicates the revertive time. 6

The valid value can be 0 or range from 6 to 720
(units in seconds).
The value "0" indicates the non-revertive mode.
<HOLDOFFTIME> Indicates the hold-off time of VLAN SNCP 0

protection.
The valid value ranges from 0 to 100 (units in 0.1s).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-VLANSNCP-PG:::100:::WORKLINKFROM=FAC-1-3-4,WORKLINKTO=FAC-1-3-
5,WORKLINKINTAG=1,BACKUPLINKFROM=FAC-1-3-6,BACKUPLINKTO=FAC-1-3-
5,BACKUPLINKINTAG=1,RVRTV=N,RVTM=0;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-25 18:54:51
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-VLANSNCP-PG
DLT-VLANSNCP-PG
RTRV-VLANSNCP-PG
ED-VLANSNCP-PG
Edits the parameters of a VLAN SNCP group.
Function
This command edits the parameters of a VLAN SNCP group.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-VLANSNCP-PG:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::LINKFROM=<LINKFROM>,LINKTO=<WORKLINKTO>,
[LINKINTAG=<LINKINTAG>],[LINKINSTAG=<LINKINSTAG>],[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],
[RVTM=<RVTM>],[HOLDOFFTIME=<HOLDOFFTIME>];
Command Parameters
<LINKFROM> Indicates the source of the link. The valid value is NA

FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<LINKTO> Indicates the sink of the link. The valid value is NA

<LINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. It can be a VLAN NA

ID. This parameter is optional and indicates an EPL in
this response.
<LINKINSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of the incoming service. NA


(revertive) and N (non-revertive).
<RVTM> Indicates the revertive time of the VLAN SNCP 6

protection switching.
<HOLDOFFTIME> Indicates the hold-off time (units in 0.1s) of VLAN 0

SNCP protection.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-VLANSNCP-PG:::10:::LINKFROM=FAC-1-3-4,LINKTO=FAC-1-3-
5,LINKINTAG=1,RVRTV=Y,HOLDOFFTIME=100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 10 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-VLANSNCP-PG
DLT-VLANSNCP-PG
RTRV-VLANSNCP-PG
RTRV-VLANSNCP-PG
Retrieves the parameters of a VLAN SNCP group.
Function
This command retrieves the parameters of a VLAN SNCP group.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VLANSNCP-PG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::LINKFROM =<LINKFROM>,LINKTO =
<LINKTO>,[LINKINTAG =<LINKINTAG>],[LINKINSTAG =<LINKINSTAG>]
Command Parameters
<LINKFROM> Indicates the source of the working link. The valid value NA
is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<LINKTO> Indicates the sink of the working link. The valid value is NA
<LINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets over the working NA

link. It can be a VLAN ID. This parameter is optional
and denotes an EPL in this document. See ENT-
ETHLINK.
<LINKINSTAG> Indicates the incoming service VLAN tag of the NA

working link.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<WORKLINKFROM>,<WORKLINKTO>,<BACKUPLINKFROM>,<BACKUPLINKTO>::
[WORKLINKINTAG=<WORKLINKINTAG>],[WORKLINKINSTAG=<WORKLINKINSTAG>],
[WORKLINKSTATE=<WORKLINKSTATE>],[BACKUPLINKINTAG=<BACKUPLINKINTAG>],
[BACKUPLINKINSTAG=<BACKUPLINKINSTAG>],[BACKUPLINKSTATE=<BACKUPLINKSTATE>],
[RVRTV=<RVRTV>],[RVTM=<RVTM>],[HOLDOFFTIME=<HOLDOFFTIME>],
[SWSTATE=<SWSTATE>],[ACTIVELINK=<ACTIVELIKE>]"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<WORKLINKFROM> Indicates the source of the working link. The valid format is
<WORKLINKTO> Indicates the sink of the working link. The valid format is FAC/ACC-
<BACKUPLINKFROM> Indicates the source of the backup link. The valid format is FAC/ACC-
<BACKUPLINKTO> Indicates the sink of the backup link. The valid format is FAC/ACC-
<WORKLINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets over the working link. It can be a
VLAN ID. This parameter is optional and denotes an EPL in this
document. See ENT-ETHLINK.
<WORKLINKINSTAG> Indicates the incoming service VLAN tag of the working link.
<WORKLINKSTATE> Indicates the status of the working link. The valid values are
NORMAL and SF (signal fail).
<BACKUPLINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets from the backup link. It can be a
VLAN ID. This parameter is optional and denotes an EPL in this
document.
<BACKUPLINKINSTAG> Indicates the incoming service VLAN tag of the backup link.
<BACKUPLINKSTATE> Indicates the status of the backup link. The valid values are NORMAL
and SF (signal fail).
<RVRTV> Indicates the revertive mode. The valid values are Y (revertive mode)
and N (non-revertive mode).
<RVTM> Indicates the revertive time (units in seconds).

The value "0" indicates the non-revertive mode.
<HOLDOFFTIME> Indicates the hold-off time (units in 0.1s) of VLAN SNCP protection.
<SWSTATE> Indicates the protection switching status. The valid values of switching
status are as follows:
 IDLE
 AUTO_SW
 WTR
 MANUAL
 FRCD
 LOCKOUT
<ACTIVELINK> Indicates the current active link.
Example
Command
RTRV-VLANSNCP-PG:::C:::LINKFROM=FAC-1-11-3,LINKTO=ACC-1-11-1,LINKINTAG=1;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-02 21:20:39
M C COMPLD
"ACC-2-4-15,FAC-2-4-11,ACC-2-4-16,FAC-2-4-
11::WORKLINKINTAG=200,WORKLINKSTATE=SF,BACKUPLINKINTAG=200,BACKUPLINKSTATE=
NORMAL,RVRTV=Y,RVTM=6,HOLDOFFTIME=0,SWSTATE=AUTO_SW,ACTIVELINK=ACC-2-4-16"
;
Related Commands
ENT-VLANSNCP-PG
ED-VLANSNCP-PG
DLT-VLANSNCP-PG
DLT-VLANSNCP-PG
Deletes a VLAN SNCP group.
Function
This command deletes a VLAN SNCP protection group.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-VLANSNCP-PG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::LINK_FROM =<LINKFROM>,LINKTO =
<LINKTO>,[LINKINTAG =<LINKINTAG>][LINKINSTAG =<LINKINSTAG>];
Command Parameters
<LINKFROM> Indicates the source of the link. The valid format is NA

<LINKTO> Indicates the sink of the link. The valid format is NA

<LINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. It can be a NA

VLAN ID. This parameter is optional and indicates an
EPL.
<LINKINSTAG> Indicates the incoming service VLAN tag. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-VLANSNCP-PG:::10:::LINKFROM=FAC-1-3-4,LINKTO=FAC-1-3-5,LINKINTAG=1
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-VLANSNCP-PG
ED-VLANSNCP-PG
RTRV-VLANSNCP-PG
OPR-PROTNSW-VLANSNCP
Operates the protection switching of a VLAN SNCP group.
Function
This command is used to operate the protection switching of a VLAN SNCP group.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-PROTNSW-VLANSNCP:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::LINK_FROM=<LINKFROM>,LINKTO =<LINKTO>,[LINKINTAG
=<LINKINTAG>],[LINKINSTAG=<LINKINSTAG>],SC=<SC>,[DIRN=<DIRN>];
Command Parameters


<LINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. The tag can be a NA

EPL in this response.

<SC> Indicates the external switching command. The valid NA

values are LOCKOUT, FRCD, and MAN.
<DIRN> Indicates the transmission direction in which protection BTH

switching is to be performed. The valid values are BTH
(both), RCV (receive), and TRMT (transmit).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-PROTNSW-VLANSNCP:::100:::LINKFROM=FAC-1-3-4,LINKTO=FAC-1-3-
5,LINKINTAG=1,SC=FRCD,DIRN=BTH;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RLS-PROTNSW-VLANSNCP
RLS-PROTNSW-VLANSNCP
Releases the protection switching of a VLAN SNCP group.
Function
This command releases the protection switching of a VLAN SNCP group.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RLS-PROTNSW-VLANSNCP:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::LINKFROM=<LINKFROM>,LINKTO=<LINKTO>,
[LINKINTAG=<LINKINTAG>],[LINKINSTAG=<LINKINSTAG>],[DIRN=<DIRN>];
Command Parameters


<LINKINTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. The tag can be NA

a VLAN ID. This parameter is optional and indicates
an EPL in this response.

<DIRN> Indicates the transmission direction in which NA

protection switching is to be released. The valid
values are BTH (both), RCV (receive), and TRMT
(transmit).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RLS-PROTNSW-VLANSNCP:::10:::LINKFROM=FAC-1-3-4,LINKTO=FAC-1-3-
5,LINKINTAG=1,DIRN=BTH;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 10 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
OPR-PROTNSW-VLANSNCP
D.14 Configuring Ethernet Feature

The section lists the commands used to configure the Ethernet system, such as Ethernet
interface, flow, VLAN, protocols, and QoS.
D.14.1 Configuring Ethernet Interface

This section lists the commands used to configure and maintain Ethernet interfaces.
ED-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
Edits the attributes of the Ethernet port.
Function
This command modifies the attributes of an FE, GE, 10GE, 100GE or 40GE port.
Usage Note
When a TQX card is used, the client-side optical interfaces (LP1-LP4) must comply with the
following configuration rules when 10GE LAN services are accessed and the GFP
encapsulation format is adopted:
 If the service type for the LP1 optical interface is configured as 10GE LAN, the LP2
optical interface is invalid (the service type must be set to None).
NOTE:
When the configured service (for example, 10GE LAN, OC-192, STM64, and OTU2E) for the LP1
optical interface is not encapsulated based on the GFP format, the LP2 optical interface is not
affected.
 The data encapsulation format for the LP2 optical interface cannot be GFP.
 Optical interfaces LP3 and LP4 are independent from optical interfaces LP1 and LP2.
The relationship between optical interfaces LP3 and LP4 is the same as the
relationship between optical interfaces LP1 and LP2.
When 10GE LAN services are accessed and the GFP encapsulation format is adopted on a
TDX card, the relationship between optical interfaces LP1 and LP2 is the same as the
relationship between optical interfaces LP1 and LP2 of the TQX card.
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[WORKMODE=<WORKMODE>],[FLOWCTRL=<FLOWCTRL>],
[FLOWCTRLAUTO=<FLOWCTRLAUTO>],[MTU=<MTU>],
[PORTENABLE=<PORTENABLE>],[PORTCHECK=<PORTCHECK>],
[TAGTYPE=<TAGTYPE>],[PVID=<PVID>],[PVPRI=<PVPRI>],
[BCSENABLE=<BCSENABLE>],[BCSTH=<BCSTH>],[PORTTYPE=<PORTTYPE>],
[LABELTYPE=<LABELTYPE>],[PTPMODE=<PTPMODE>],[PSVID=<PSVID>],
[PSVPRI=<PSVPRI>],[STAGTYPE=<STAGTYPE>],[SVENABLE=<SVENABLE>],
[MDIMODE=<MDIMODE>],[ROUTEMAC=<ROUTEMAC>],
[B1SFBER=<B1SFBER>],[B1SDBER=<B1SDBER>],[TRCJ0MODE=<TRCJ0MODE>],
[TRCJ0FMT=<TRCJ0FMT>],[INSCODE=<INSCODE>],[TRCJ0=<TRCJ0>],
[EXPTRCJ0=<EXPTRCJ0>],[MAPMODE=<MAPMODE>],
[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>],
[ETHBIP8TH=<ETHBIP8TH>]:[<PST>],[<SST>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format are as follows: NA

ID>
ID>
 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>
 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>
It supports the "&" and "&&" symbols and ALL.
<WORKMODE> Indicates the working mode of the port. NA

 AUTO: Auto Negotiation
 HALF10M: 10Mbps half-duplex mode
 FULL10M: 10Mbps full-duplex mode
 HALF100M: 100Mbps half-duplex
mode
 FULL1000M: 1000Mbps full-duplex
mode
 10GFULLLAN: 10GE LAN full-duplex
mode
 10GFULLWAN: 10GE WAN full-
duplex mode
This parameter is optional.
<FLOWCTRL> Indicates the non-auto-negotiation flow control DISABLE

attribute of the port. This parameter is optional.
 DISABLE: Disables the flow control of
the port (close the flow control function of
bidirectional traffic)
 ENABLE: Enables the flow control of
the port (send and receive)
 SEND: Enables the flow control in the
send direction (send only)

 RECV: Enables the flow control in the
receive direction (receive only)
<FLOWCTRLAUTO> Indicates whether automatic flow control is DISABLE

enabled. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE.
<MTU> Indicates the maximum transmission unit of the NA

port. The valid value ranges from 1518 to 9600.
<PPTENABLE> Indicates whether flow control frames are NA

transmitted to the next hop transparently.
<PORTENABLE> Indicates whether the port is enabled. This N

parameter is optional. The valid values are Y
<PORTCHECK> Indicates whether the incoming packet needs to Y

be checked. The valid values are Y and N.
<TAGTYPE> Indicates the tag attribute of the port. The valid TAGAWARE
 TAGAWARE
 HYBRID
 ACCESS
<PVID> Indicates the default VLAN ID of the port. This 1

<PVPRI> Indicates the priority of the default VLAN for the 0

port. This parameter is optional.
<BCSENABLE> Indicates whether broadcast packet suppression N

is enabled. The valid values are Y and N. This
<BCSTH> Indicates the threshold percentage of the 3

broadcast suppression. It indicates the percentage
of the total planned bandwidth that broadcast
packets occupy.
The valid value ranges from 1 to 10. This
<PORTTYPE> Indicates the type of the port specified by AID. UNI

 UNI (user to network interface)

 NUNI
 NNI (network to network interface)
 CAWARE (customer VLAN tag aware)
 SAWARE (service VLAN tag aware)
<LABELTYPE> Indicates the label type of the label port. NA

NOTE:
This parameter is not valid for NGWDM equipment.
<PSVID> Indicates the default service VLAN ID of the NA

port.
NOTE:
<PSVPRI> Indicates the priority of the default service NA

VLAN for the port.
NOTE:
<STAGTYPE> Indicates the service VLAN tag attribute of the NA

port. Optional.
NOTE:
<SVENABLE> Indicates the service VLAN enable attribute of NA

the port.
NOTE:
<MDIMODE> Indicates MDI (Media Dependent Interface) AUTO

mode. The valid values are AUTO, MDIX, and
MDI.
NOTE:
<ROUTEMAC> Indicates the MAC address of the remote router NA

in the DBPS protection group.

Supports the "&" symbol.
<B1SFBER> Indicates the SF BER threshold for the overhead 1E-4

byte (B1) on a facility.
This parameter is valid only when the
<WORKMODE> is 10GFULLWAN.
<B1SDBER> Indicates the SD BER threshold for the overhead 1E-7

byte (B1) on a facility.
<TRCJ0MODE> Indicates the path tracing mode of J0 byte. NA

 MAN: uses the provisioned string as the
expected J0 tracing string.
 DISABLE: disables the path tracing
function.
<TRCJ0FMT> Indicates the expected format of path tracing J0 NA

byte.
 1: 1-byte mode
 16: 16-byte mode
<INSCODE> Indicates the insert mode of LACAL- NA

FAULT.The valid value is QUICK,DELAY.
<TRCJ0> Indicates the J0 byte which is expected to be NA

transmitted. The valid value depends on the
format specified by <TRCJ0FMT>.
This parameter is valid for the units which
support generating J0 bytes and only when the
<EXPTRCJ0> Indicates the expected path tracing J0 byte. NA

<MAPMODE> Indicates the service mapping route.  The type of the

This parameter is only valid for the OTU cards. service loaded by the
When 10GETH LAN data is encapsulated into port or path is
the OTU service, the valid values of the 10GETH LAN:

parameter are as follows: OTU2E
 OTU2E:10GETH LAN->OTU2E(11.1G)  The type of the
 GFP: 10GETH LAN->GFP- service loaded by the
>OTU2(10.71G) port or path is GETH:
 OTU2: 10GETH LAN->OTU2(10.71G, GFPF
only valid for AFEC)
NOTE:
When the TQX and 12TDX card are used to access
10GE LAN services and the GFP encapsulation
format is adopted, follow the description provided
in Usage Note to allocate the client-side optical
interfaces. Otherwise, GFP encapsulation cannot be
realized.
When GETH is used, the valid values of the

parameter are GFPF (frame mapping GFP),
GFPT (transparent GFP) and TTT-AGMP.
NOTE:
Only channel 1 can be set for GFPT with the LOG.
The <MAPMODE>s of other channels will be the
same with that of channel 1 automatically.
<DELAYTIME> This parameter is only valid for the channels in a NA

protection group (for example: SNCP group).
Indicates the hold-off time. It is an integer
ranging from 0 to 255, which is expressed in
units of 100 ms..
Delay time is required when multiple protection
schemes are configured. Switching is not
initiated until the delay time is expended when a
Use the default value when only one type of
protection is configured.
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer, units are 00-15

expressed in minutes. Only valid if the Auto In-
Service feature is supported (SST displayed as
AINS). SVTIMER is a string in an HH-MM
format.
 HH: Hour is an integer, ranging from 0
to 48.
 MM: Minute is an integer, ranging from
0 to 59.
 The maximum timer setting is 48 hours.
<ETHBIP8TH> Threshold of ETH BIP8. The valid value ranges NA
from 1 to 5. The default is 3.
<PST> Indicates the Ethernet port state. NA
The valid can be IS or OOS. This parameter is

optional.
<SST> Indicates the secondary state of the entity. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-FETH::FAC-1-1-5-
2:100:::WORKMODE=AUTO,FLOWCTRLAUTO=DISABLE,MTU=1522,PTPMODE=AUTO,PORTENABLE
=Y,PORTCHECK=Y,TAGTYPE=ACCESS,PVID=22,PVPRI=2,BCSENABLE=Y,BCSTH=3,PPTENABLE
=N,PORTTYPE=UNI,PSVID=1000,PSVPRI=7,STAGTYPE=TAGAWARE,SVENABLE=Y:OOS;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
RMV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
Removes the Ethernet port from service an places it into the maintenance (MT) state.
Function
This command is used for a specified Ethernet port to enter the MT state.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RMV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the Ethernet NA

facility. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>. This parameter supports the "&" and
"&&" symbols.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RMV-FETH::FAC-1-5-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-07-06 10:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RST-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
RTRV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
Retrieves the attributes of an Ethernet port.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of an Ethernet port.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Configuration.
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>
ID>
ID>
ID>-<PATH ID>
This parameter supports ALL. If no AID is input,
all the attributes of the Ethernet ports will be
retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::WORKMODE=<WORKMODE>,ACTWORKMODE=<ACTWORKMODE>,FLOWCTRL=<FLOWCTRL
>,FLOWCTRLAUTO=<FLOWCTRLAUTO>,ACTFLOWCTRL=<ACTFLOWCTRL>,MTU=<MTU>,
[PTPMODE=<PTPMODE>],[ACTPTPMODE=<ACTPTPMODE>], [PORTENABLE=<PORTENABLE>],
[PORTCHECK=<PORTCHECK>],[TAGTYPE=<TAGTYPE>],[PVID=<PVID>],[PVPRI=<PVPRI>],
[BCSENABLE=<BCSENABLE>],[BCSTH=<BCSTH>],[PPTENABLE=<PPTENABLE>],
[PORTTYPE=<PORTTYPE>],[LABELTYPE=<LABELTYPE>],[PSVID=<PSVID>],
[PSVPRI=<PSVPRI>],[STAGTYPE=<STAGTYPE>],[SVENABLE=<SVENABLE>],
[SVTPID=<SVTPID>],[MACADDR=<MACADDR>],[ROUTEMAC=<ROUTEMAC>],
[MDIMODE=<MDIMODE>],[B1SFBER=<B1SFBER>],[B1SDBER=<B1SDBER>],
[TRCJ0MODE=<TRCJ0MODE>],[TRCJ0FMT=<TRCJ0FMT>],[INSCODE=<INSCODE>],
[TRCJ0=<TRCJ0>],[EXPTRCJ0=<EXPTRCJ0>],[INCTRCJ0=<INCTRCJ0>],
[MAPMODE=<MAPMODE>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>],
[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>],[ETHBIP8TH=<ETHBIP8TH>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID> FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
<WORKMODE> Indicates the working mode of the port. The valid values are as follows:
 AUTO: Auto Negotiation

 10GFULLLAN: 10GE LAN full-duplex mode
 10GFULLWAN: 10GE WAN full-duplex mode
<ACTWORKMODE> Indicates the actual working mode of the port.
<FLOWCTRL> Indicates the non-auto-negotiation flow control attribute of the port.
<FLOWCTRLAUTO> Indicates the auto-negotiation flow control attribute of the port and whether
the automatic flow control is enabled. The valid values are in section
"FLOWCTRLAUTO" of TL1 Parameters.
<ACTFLOWCTRL> Indicates the actual flow control state of the port.

 DISABLE: Disables the flow control of the port (closes the flow
control function of bidirectional traffic).
 ENABLE: Enables the flow control of the port (send and receive).
 SEND: Enables the flow control in the send direction (send only).
 RECV: Enables the flow control in the receive direction (receive
only).
<MTU> Indicates the maximum transmission unit of the port.
<PTPMODE> Indicates the point-to-point attribute of the port.
<ACTPTPMODE> Indicates the point-to-point actual attribute of the port.
<PORTENABLE> Indicates whether the port is enabled. The valid values are Y (enable) and N
(disable).
<PVID> Indicates the default VLAN ID of the port.
<PVPRI> Indicates the priority of the default VLAN for the port.
<PORTCHECK> Indicates whether the incoming packets are checked.
<TAGTYPE> Indicates the tag attribute of the port. The valid values are as follows:
 TAGAWARE
 HYBRID
 ACCESS
<BCSENABLE> Indicates whether the function of suppressing broadcast packets is enabled.

<BCSTH> Indicates the threshold for broadcast ; that is, the percentage of the total
planned bandwidth that broadcast packets occupy.
<PPTENABLE> Indicates whether flow control frames are transmitted to the next hop
transparently.
<PORTTYPE> Indicates the type of the port identified by AID. The valid values are as
follows:
 User to network interface (UNI)
 NUNI
 Network to network interface (NNI)
 Customer VLAN tag aware (CAWARE)
 Service VLAN tag aware (SAWARE)
<LABELTYPE> Indicates the label type of the label port.

NOTE:
<PSVID> Indicates the default service VLAN ID of the port.

NOTE:
<PSVPRI> Indicates the priority of the default service VLAN for the port.
NOTE:
<STAGTYPE> Indicates the service VLAN tag attribute of the port.

NOTE:
<SVENABLE> Indicates the service VLAN enable attribute of the port.

NOTE:
<SVTPID> Indicates the service VLAN TPID field of the port.

NOTE:
<MACADDR> Indicates the MAC address of the port.

NOTE:
<ROUTEMAC> Indicates the MAC address of the remote router in the DBPS protection
group.
<MDIMODE> Indicates the MDI (Media dependent Interface) mode.

NOTE:
<B1SFBER> Indicates the SF BER threshold for the overhead byte (B1) on a facility.
This parameter is valid only when the <WORKMODE> is 10GFULLWAN.
<B1SDBER> Indicates the SD BER threshold for the overhead byte (B1) on a facility.
<TRCJ0MODE> Indicates the path tracing mode of J0 byte.

 MAN: uses the provisioned string as the expected J0 tracing string.
 DISABLE: disables the path tracing function.
<TRCJ0FMT> Indicates the expected format of path tracing J0 byte.

 1: 1-byte mode
<TRCJ0> Indicates the J0 byte which is expected to be transmitted. The valid value
depends on the format specified by <TRCJ0FMT>.
This parameter is valid for the units which support generating the J0 byte
and only when the <WORKMODE> is 10GFULLWAN.
<EXPTRCJ0> Indicates the expected path tracing J0 byte.

<INCTRCJ0> Indicates the incoming J0 byte.

<MAPMODE> Indicates the service mapping route.

This parameter is only valid for the OTU cards.
<INSCODE> Indicates the insert mode of LOCAL-FAULT.The valid value is

QUICK,DELAY.
<DELAYTIME> Indicates the delay time, that is, hold-off time. The valid value is an integer
ranging from 0 to 255 in units of 100 ms.
<SWITCHSTATE> Indicates the protection switching status. It is only valid when the port is in
the protection group.
For the valid values of this parameter, refer to SWITCHSTATE.
HH-MM format.
 MM: minute, which is an integer ranging from 0 to 59.
 The maximum timer setting is 48 hours.
<ETHBIP8TH> Threshold of ETH BIP8. The valid value ranges from 1 to 5. The default is
3.
<PST> Indicates the Ethernet port state.
This valid values are IS and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-FETH::FAC-5-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-5-
2::WORKMODE=AUTO,ACTWORKMODE=FULL100M,FLOWCTRL=DISABLE,FLOWCTRLAUTO=DISABLE
,ACTFLOWCTRL=DISABLE,MTU=1522,PTPMODE=AUTO,PORTENABLE=Y,PORTCHECK=Y,TAGTYPE
=ACCESS,PVID=22,PVPRI=2,BCSENABLE=Y,BCSTH=3,PPTENABLE=N,PORTTYPE=UNI,PSVID=
1000,PSVPRI=7,STAGTYPE=TAGAWARE,SVENABLE=Y,SVTPID=34832,MACADDR=00-e0-fc-
59-b2-70:IS"
;
Related Commands
ED-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
RST-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
Restores the Ethernet port into service.
Function
This command is used for a specified Ethernet port of the NE to exit the maintenance state.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RST-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies NA

the Ethernet facility. The valid format is
FAC-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. This
parameter supports the "&" and "&&"
symbols.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RST-FETH::FAC-1-5-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-07-06 10:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RMV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
OPR-LPBK-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
Operates a loopback on the Ethernet port.
Function
This command is used for an NE to operate a loopback on a specified Ethernet port.
Usage Note
The loopback can be performed only when the Ethernet port is in the MT state.
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-LPBK-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LPBKMODEETH>:LPBKTYPE=<LPBKTYPE>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the port. The valid format is FAC- NA

This parameter supports the "&" and "&&"
symbols.
<LPBKMODEETH> Indicates the loopback mode. The valid values NA

are MAC (MAC loopback) and PHY (physical
loopback). This parameter is compulsory.
<LPBKTYPE> Indicates the loopback type. The valid values are NA

FACILITY and TERMINAL. This parameter is
compulsory.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-LPBK-GETH::FAC-1-2-5:100::MAC:LPBKTYPE=TERMINAL;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RLS-LPBK-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
RLS-LPBK-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
Releases the loopback of an Ethernet port.
Function
This command is used for an NE to release the loopback of a specified Ethernet port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RLS-LPBK-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LPBKMODEETH>;
Command Parameters
<AID> FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID> NA

This parameter supports the "&" or "&&" symbols.
<LPBKMODEETH> Indicates the loopback mode. The valid values are NA

MAC (MAC loopback) and PHY (physical
loopback). This parameter is compulsory.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RLS-LPBK-FETH::FAC-1-5-2:100::MAC;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-LPBK-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
Retrieves the loopback information about a specified Ethernet port
Function
This command instructs the NE to retrieve the loopback information about a specified
Ethernet port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LPBK-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::LOCN=<LOCN>,LPBKTYPE=<LPBKTYPE>"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters

<LOCN> Indicates the loopback mode. The valid values are MAC (MAC loopback)
and PHY (physical loopback).
<LPBKTYPE> Indicates the loopback type. The valid values are FACILITY and
TERMINAL.
Example
Command
RTRV-LPBK-GETH::FAC-1-3-4:100;
Response Message
NE 2009-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-3-4::LOCN=MAC,LPBKTYPE=TERMINAL"
Related Commands
ED-ETH-VCG
Edits the attributes of an Ethernet VCG port.
Function
This command modifies the attributes of an Ethernet VCG port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-ETH-VCG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[ENCPROTOCOL=<ENCPROTOCOL>],
[SCRAMBLER=<SCRAMBLER>],[EXTHDR=<EXTHDR>],[REVCRC=<REVCRC>],
[FCSTYPE=<FCSTYPE>],[ENDIAN=<ENDIAN>];
Command Parameters

ID>
<ENCPROTOCOL> Indicates the type of encapsulation protocol at the NA

VCG port.
The valid values are HDLC, GFP-F, GFP-T, PPP,
and LAPS.
<SCRAMBLER> Indicates the scrambling mode that is used by the NA

scrambler of the encapsulation protocol.
The valid values are DISABLE, X43, and X48.
<EXTHDR> Indicates whether the extension header of the NA

encapsulation protocol is enabled.
The valid values are N and Y.
<REVCRC> Indicates whether CRC of the encapsulation NA

protocol is enabled.
<FCSTYPE> Indicates the FCS mode of the encapsulation NA
protocol.
The valid values are NONE, FCS32, and FCS16.
<ENDIAN> Indicates the byte order of the encapsulation NA

protocol.
The valid values are BIG and LITTLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ETH-VCG::ACC-1-5-3:100:::ENCPROTOCOL=GFP-
F,SCRAMBLER=X43,FCSTYPE=FCS32,ENDIAN=LITTLE,EXTHDR=Y;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-ETH-VCGRTRV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
RTRV-ETH-VCG
Queries the attributes of an Ethernet VCG port.
Function
This command queries the attributes of an Ethernet VCG port.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Configuration.
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ETH-VCG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>
retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::ENCPROTOCOL=<ENCPROTOCOL>,SCRAMBLER=<SCRAMBLER>,EXTHDR=<EXTHDR>,
REVCRC=<REVCRC>,FCSTYPE=<FCSTYPE>,ENDIAN=<ENDIAN>:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID> ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
<ENCPROTOCOL> Indicates the type of encapsulation protocol at the VCG port.

 The valid values are HDLC, GFP-F, GFP-T, PPP, and LAPS.
<SCRAMBLER> Indicates the scrambling mode that is used by the scrambler of the
encapsulation protocol.
 The valid values are DISABLE, X43, and X48.
<EXTHDR> Indicates whether the extension header of the encapsulation protocol is

enabled.
 The valid values are N and Y.
<REVCRC> Indicates whether CRC of the encapsulation protocol is enabled.

 The valid values are N and Y.
<FCSTYPE> Indicates the FCS mode of the encapsulation protocol.
 The valid values are NONE, FCS32, and FCS16.
<ENDIAN> Indicates the byte order of the encapsulation protocol.

 The valid values are BIG and LITTLE.

Example
Command
RTRV-ETH-VCG::ACC-5-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"ACC-5-2::ENCPROTOCOL=GFP-
F,SCRAMBLER=X43,FCSTYPE=FCS32,ENDIAN=LITTLE,EXTHDR=Y:IS"
;
Related Commands
ED-ETH-VCGED-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
ED-PORT-TRAFFIC
Edits the traffic attribute of a port.
Function
This command modifies the traffic attribute of a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PORT-TRAFFIC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[NTMENABLE=<NTMENABLE>],
[NTMTIME=<NTMTIME>],[TRFCTH=<TRFCTH>],[TRFCTIME=<TRFCTIME>],
[FLUXMON=<FLUXMON>];
Command Parameters

ID>
ID>
<NTMENABLE> Indicates whether an alarm is reported when no N

traffic is received at a port.
<NTMTIME> Indicates the time that allows a port to receive no 15

traffic. An alarm is reported when the time that a
port does not receive any traffic exceeds this
parameter.
<TRFCTH> Indicates the maximum traffic that is allowed by a 100 (FE port), 1000 (GE
port. An alarm is reported when the traffic port), 10000 (10GE port)
receives at a port exceeds this parameter.
The value ranges from 1 Mbit/s to 100 Mbit/s for
an FE port, ranges from 1 Mbit/s to 1000 Mbit/s
for a GE port, and ranges from 1 Mbit/s to 10000
Mbit/s for a 10GE port.
<TRFCTIME> Indicates the time that allows a port to receive 0

traffic exceeding the value of TRCTH. An alarm is
reported when the time that a port receives traffic
higher than the value of TRCTH exceeds this
parameter.
<FLUXMON> Indicates whether the traffic of a port is monitored. N
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PORT-TRAFFIC::FAC-1-5-2:100:::NTMENABLE=Y,NTMTIME=15,
TRFCTH=100,TRFCTIME=30,FLUXMON=Y;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-PORT-TRAFFICRTRV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
RTRV-PORT-TRFFLUXRTRV-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
RTRV-PORT-TRAFFIC
Queries the traffic attribute of a port.
Function
This command queries the traffic attribute of a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ETH-VCG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>
 ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>
retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::NTMENABLE=<NTMENABLE>,NTMTIME=<NTMTIME>,TRFCTH=<TRFCTH>,TRFCTIME
=<TRFCTIME>,FLUXMON=<FLUXMON>:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID> FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>

<NTMENABLE> Indicates whether an alarm is reported when no traffic is received at a port.

<NTMTIME> Indicates the time that allows a port to receive no traffic. An alarm is
reported when the time that a port does not receive any traffic exceeds this
parameter.
<TRFCTH> Indicates the maximum traffic that is allowed by a port. An alarm is

reported when the traffic receives at a port exceeds this parameter.
The value ranges from 1 Mbit/s to 100 Mbit/s for an FE port, ranges from 1
Mbit/s to 1000 Mbit/s for a GE port, and ranges from 1 Mbit/s to 10000
Mbit/s for a 10GE port.
<TRFCTIME> Indicates the time that allows a port to receive traffic exceeding the value of
TRCTH. An alarm is reported when the time that a port receives traffic
higher than the value of TRCTH exceeds this parameter.
<FLUXMON> Indicates whether the traffic of a port is monitored.


Example
Command
RTRV-PORT-TRAFFIC::FAC-5-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-5-
2::NTMENABLE=ENABLE,NTMTIME=15,TRFCTH=100,TRFCTIME=10,FLUXMON=Y:IS"
;
Related Commands
ED-PORT-TRAFFICED-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
RTRV-PORT-TRFFLUXED-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
RTRV-PORT-TRFFLUX
Queries historical traffic records of a port.
Function
This command queries historical traffic records of a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PORT-TRFFLUX:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::<BGNDATE>:<BGNTIME>:<ENDDATE>:<ENDTIME>;
Command Parameters


ID>
ID>
<BGNDATE> Indicates the start date for querying traffic records. NA
Format: <YYYY-MM-DD>
Example: 2011-09-21
<BGNTIME> Indicates the start time for querying traffic records. NA
Format: <HH-MM-SS>
Example: 15-30-00
<ENDDATE> Indicates the end date for querying traffic records. NA
Example: 2011-09-21
<ENDTIME> Indicates the end time for querying traffic records. NA
Format: <HH-MM-SS>
Example: 15-30-00
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::BGNDATE=<BGNDATE>,BGNTIME=<BGNTIME>,ENDDATE=<ENDDATE>,ENDTIME=<E
NDTIME>:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID>  FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>

<RECDATE> Indicates the date of a flow record.

Example: 2011-09-21
<RECTIME> Indicates the time of a flow record.

Format: <HH-MM-SS>
Example: 15-30-00
<RECFLAG> Indicates the flag that represents whether flow records are generated.
<RXRATE> Indicates the flow receiving rate at the time specified by RECDATE and
RECTIME. The unit is Kbit/s. The value of this parameter is 0 when
RECFLAG is N.
<TXRATE> Indicates the flow transmitting rate at the time specified by RECDATE and
RECTIME. The unit is Kbit/s. The value of this parameter is 0 when
RECFLAG is N.

Example
Command
RTRV-PORT-TRFFLUX::FAC-1-1-2:100:::2003-02-28,09-00-00,2003-02-28,12-00-00;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-2::RECDATE=2003-02-28,RECTIME=10-00-
00,RECFLAG=Y,RXRATE=10,TXRATE=10:IS"
;
Related Commands
ED-PORT-TRAFFICED-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
RTRV-PORT-TRAFFICED-<FETH/GETH/XGETH/100GETH/40GETH>
D.14.2 Configuring Flow
This section lists the commands used to configure the Ethernet service flow.
ENT-FLOW
Creates a flow.
Function
This command creates a flow entity of the unit. Currently, the flow can be classified as
follows:
 By the incoming port (FAC or ACC).
 By the incoming port and incoming tag.
In the future, the flow can be classified as follows:
 By the incoming tag.
 By the incoming port, incoming tag, and incoming tag priority.
 By the MAC address.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-FLOW:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::PORT=<PORT>,[INTAG=<INTAG>],
[INSTAG=<INSTAG>],[TAGPRI=<TAGPRI>],[LABEL=<LABEL>];
Command Parameters
Indicates the Ethernet flow identifier. The valid format

is FLOW-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<FLOW ID>.
<AID> The <FLOW ID> ranges from 1 to 65535. NA
<PORT> Indicates the Ethernet port identifier. The valid format is NA

This parameter is optional and has no default value.
<INTAG> Indicates the incoming tag. The tag can be a VLAN tag. NA
<INSTAG> Indicates the incoming service VLAN tag. NA

<TAGPRI> Indicates the tag priority of <INSTAG> when NA

<INSTAG> is used and the priority of <INTAG> when
<INSTAG> is used. The valid
<LABEL> Indicates the incoming label. Valid value can range NA

from 0x01 to MAX_MPLS_INLABEL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-FLOW::FLOW-1-1-1:100:::PORT=FAC-2-1-1;
ENT-FLOW::FLOW-1-1-2:100:::PORT=ACC-2-1-1,INTAG=3;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
DLT-FLOW
ED-FLOW
RTRV-FLOW
ED-FLOW
Edits a flow.
Function
This command modifies a flow entity of the unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-FLOW:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[CARID=<CARID>],[COSID=<COSID>],
[PKTSTATEN=<PKTSTATEN>],[PKTSTATCLR=<PKTSTATCLR>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet flow identifier. The valid NA

format is FLOW-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<FLOW ID>.
The <FLOW ID> ranges from 1 to 65535.
<CARID> Indicates the associated CAR. The valid format is NULL

CAR-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<CAR ID>. The
CAR must be created before this parameter is input.
For L4G cards, the range is from 1 to 65535.
For TBE cards, the range is from 1 to 2048.
NULL indicates that the flow has no CAR.
<COSID> Indicates the identifier of CoS. The valid format is NULL

COS-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<COS ID>.
The <COS ID> ranges from 1 to 65535. NULL
indicates that the flow has no CoS.
The CoS must be created before this parameter is
input.
<PKTSTATEN> Indicates whether the function of collecting statistics N
on flow packets is enabled. The system starts to
collect statistics on flow packets after users set this
parameter to Y.
<PKTSTATCLR> Indicates whether the statistical results on flow N
packets are cleared. The system clears the statistical
results if users set this parameter to Y.
Note: Users can set this parameter to Y only after
setting PKTSTATEN to Y.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-FLOW::FLOW-1-1-1:100:::CARID=CAR-1-1-20,COSID=COS-1-1-
10,PKTSTATEN=Y,PKTSTATCLR=Y;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-FLOW
DLT-FLOW
RTRV-FLOW
DLT-FLOW
Deletes the flow.
Function
This command deletes a flow entry of the unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-FLOW:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the Ethernet flow identifier. NA

<AID>
The valid format is FLOW-<SHELF
ID>-<SLOT ID>-<FLOW ID>.
The <FLOW ID> ranges from 1 to
65535.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-FLOW::FLOW-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-FLOW
ED-FLOW
RTRV-FLOW
RTRV-FLOW
Retrieves a flow entry of the unit.
Function
This command retrieves a flow entry of a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-FLOW:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> FLOW-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<FLOW ID> NA

Supports ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[PORT=<PORT>],[INTAG=<INTAG>],[INSTAG=<INSTAG>],
[TAGPRI=<TAGPRI>],[CARID=<CARID>],[COSID=<COSID>],[PKTSTATEN=<PKTSTATEN>],
[PKTRIGHTH4=<PKTRIGHTH4>],[PKTRIGHTL4=<PKTRIGHTL4>],[PKTERRH4=<PKTERRH4>],
[PKTERRL4=<PKTERRL4>],[PKTTOTALH4=<PKTTOTALH4>],[PKTTOTALL4=<PKTTOTALL4>],
[PKTBYTEH4=<PKTBYTEH4>],[PKTBYTEL4=<PKTBYTEL4>],
[FLUXMONEN=<FLUXMONEN>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet flow identifier.

The valid format is FLOW-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<FLOW ID>.
<PORT> Indicates the Ethernet port identifier.

The valid format is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<INTAG> Indicates the incoming tag. The tag can be a VLAN tag.
<INSTAG> Indicates the incoming service VLAN tag.
<TAGPRI> Indicates the priority of <INTAG>. The valid value ranges from 0 to 7.
<CARID> Indicates the associated CAR. The valid format is CAR-<SLOT ID>-<CAR
ID>.
<COSID> Indicates the identifier of CoS. The valid format is COS-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>-<COS ID>.
<PKTSTATEN> Indicates whether the function of collecting statistics on flow packets is
enabled. The system starts to collect statistics on flow packets after users set
this parameter to Y.
<PKTRIGHTH4> Indicates the most significant four bytes in the number of correct flow
packets. This parameter is displayed only when users set PKTSTATEN to
Y.
<PKTRIGHTL4> Indicates the least significant four bytes in the number of correct flow
Y.
<PKTERRH4> Indicates the most significant four bytes in the number of error flow packets.
This parameter is displayed only when users set PKTSTATEN to Y.
<PKTERRL4> Indicates the least significant four bytes in the number of error flow packets.
<PKTTOTALH4> Indicates the most significant four bytes in the number of all flow packets.
<PKTTOTALL4> Indicates the least significant four bytes in the number of all flow packets.
<PKTBYTEH4> Indicates the most significant four bytes in the total length of all flow
Y.
<PKTBYTEL4> Indicates the least significant four bytes in the total length of all flow
Y.
<FLUXMONEN> Indicates whether traffic monitoring is enabled for a flow. The system starts
to periodically record the traffic of a flow after users set this parameter to Y.
Example
Command
RTRV-FLOW::FLOW-1-1-1:100;
RTRV-FLOW::FLOW-1-1-ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FLOW-1-1-1::PORT=FAC-1-1-2,INTAG=3,CARID=CAR-1-1-10,COSID=COS-1-1-
20,PKTSTATEN=N,FLUXMONEN=Y";
Related Commands
ED-FLOW
ENT-FLOW
DLT-FLOW
D.14.3 Configuring Ethernet Link

This section lists the commands used to configure the Ethernet link.
ENT-ETHLINK
Creates an Ethernet link.
Function
This command creates an Ethernet link in the unit.
Usage Note
The relation between action and TAG parameters required by the action is listed in the
following table. "MUST" means the parameter must be entered, "MAY" means the parameter
is optional, hyphen("-") means the parameter cannot be entered.
Action INTAG OUTTAG INSTAG OUTSTAG OUTTAGPRI OUTSTAGPRI
Forward based C- MAY - - - - -

VLAN
Switch C-VLAN MUST MUST - - - -
Pop S-VLAN MAY - MAY =NULL - -
Pop S-VLAN & MUST MUST MAY =NULL - -

Switch C-VLAN
Pop S-VLAN & C- MAY =NULL MAY =NULL - -

VLAN
Push S-VLAN - - - MUST - MAY
Push S-VLAN & MUST MUST - MUST - MAY

Switch C-VLAN
Push S-VLAN & C- - MUST - MUST MAY MAY

VLAN
Forward based C- MUST MUST - - - -

VLAN & S-VLAN
Switch S-VLAN MAY - MUST MUST - -
Switch S-VLAN & C- MUST MUST MUST MUST - -

VLAN
Category
Provision
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-ETHLINK:[<TID>]:<LINKFROM>,<LINKTO>:<CTAG>:::[INTAG=<INTAG>],
[OUTTAG=<OUTTAG>],[INSTAG=<INSTAG>],[OUTSTAG=<OUTSTAG>],
[OUTTAGPRI=<OUTTAGPRI>],[OUTSTAGPRI=<OUTSTAGPRI>],
[CTYPE=<CTYPE>],[OAMFLAG=<OAMFLAG>];
Command Parameters
<LINKFROM> Indicates the source of the Ethernet link. The valid NA

 PORT: FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>
 VBLP: VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB

ID>-<VBLP ID>
<LINKTO> Indicates the sink of the Ethernet link. The valid values NA
are as follows:
<PORT ID>
ID>-<VBLP ID>
Ethernet links between VBLPs are not supported.
<INTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. The tag can be a NA

VLAN ID.
This parameter is optional and indicates an Ethernet
private line (EPL) in this response.
<OUTTAG> Indicates the tag of outgoing packets. The tag can be a NA

VLAN ID. Set this parameter when creating a VLAN
switch.
This parameter is optional and indicates an EPL in this
response. NULL means to strip the C-VLAN tag.
<INSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of the incoming service. This NA

<OUTSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of the outgoing service. This NA

parameter is optional. NULL means to strip the S-
VLAN tag.
<OUTTAGPRI> Indicates the VLAN tag priority of the outgoing service. NA

The valid value ranges from 0 to 7 (step length: 1).
This parameter is optional and used only when link type
is Q-in-Q.
<OUTSTAGPRI> Indicates the VLAN tag priority of the outgoing service. NA

The valid value ranges from 0 to 7 (step length: 1).
This parameter is optional and used only when link type
is Q-in-Q.
<CTYPE> The valid values are 1WAY and 2WAY. 2WAY

 1WAY: unidirectional service from the source
to sink.
 2WAY: bidirectional service from the source to
sink and from the sink to source.
If this parameter is 2WAY, enter both <INTAG> and
<OUTTAG> or neither.
NOTE:
The general link supports 1WAY only; the VB link supports
1WAY and 2WAY.
<OAMFLAG> Indicates whether the OAM of the link is enabled. The DISABLE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
Example for VLAN switch link:
ENT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-4:100:::INTAG=3,OUTTAG=5,CTYPE=1WAY;
Example for VLAN link:
ENT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-1-4:100:::INTAG=3,OUTTAG=3,CTYPE=1WAY;
Example for LPT:
ENT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-1-4:100:::LPTENABLE=Y;
This example is not valid for NGWDM equipment.Example for VB link:
ENT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-1-2,VBLP-1-1-1-1-20:100;
Example for general port link:
ENT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-1-2,FAC-1-1-1-4:100:::CTYPE=1WAY;
Example for poping S-VLAN & C-VLAN:
EENT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-1-4:100:::INTAG=3,INSTAG=10, CTYPE=1WAY;
Example for pushing S-VLAN & C-VLAN:
ENT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-1-4:100:::OUTTAG=3,OUTSTAG=10,CTYPE=1WAY;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-ETHLINK
DLT-ETHLINK
RTRV-ETHLINK
ED-ETHLINK
Edits the Ethernet link.
Function
This command modifies the attributes of an Ethernet link in the unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-ETHLINK:[<TID>]:<LINKFROM>,<LINKTO>:<CTAG>:::[INTAG=<INTAG>],
[INSTAG=<INSTAG>],[OUTTAGPRI=<OUTTAGPRI>],
[OUTSTAGPRI=<OUTSTAGPRI>],[CTYPE=<CTYPE>],[OAMFLAG =<OAMFLAG >];
Command Parameters

 PORT: FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>
 VBLP: VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
NOTE:
Primary state (PST) of PORT must be switched to the OOS
state first.
<LINKTO> Indicates the sink of the Ethernet link. The valid NA

ID>-<PORT ID>
<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
The Ethernet link from VBLP to VBLP is not
supported.
NOTE:
PST of PORT must be switched to the OOS state first.
<INTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. It can be a NA

VLAN ID.
This parameter is optional and indicates an EPL in this
command.
<INSTAG> Indicates the incoming service VLAN tag. This NA

parameter is optional. See also "Usage Note" in ENT-
ETHLINK.
<OUTTAGPRI> Indicates the default tag priority of the outgoing NA

customer VLAN tag. The valid value ranges from 0 to
7 (the step length is 1).
This parameter is optional. See also "Usage Note"
in ENT-ETHLINK.
<OUTSTAGPRI> Indicates the default tag priority of the outgoing NA

service VLAN tag. The valid value ranges from 0 to 7
(the step length is 1).
This parameter is optional. See also "Usage Note"
in ENT-ETHLINK.
<CTYPE> The valid values are 1WAY and 2WAY. 2WAY

 1WAY: unidirectional service from the source
to sink
 2WAY: bidirectional service from the source
to sink and from the sink to source
If this parameter is 2WAY, enter both <INTAG> and
<OUTTAG> or neither.
<OAMFLAG> Indicates the enabling state of the link OAM (for the DISABLE
VLANSNCP protection). The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-4:100:::CTYPE=2WAY;
Response Message
NE 2005-07-14 09:55:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-ETHLINK
DLT-ETHLINK
RTRV-ETHLINK
DLT-ETHLINK
Deletes the Ethernet link.
Function
This command deletes an Ethernet link in the unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-ETHLINK:[<TID>]:<LINKFROM>,<LINKTO>:<CTAG>:::[INTAG=<INTAG>],
[INSTAG=<INSTAG>];
Command Parameters

ID>-<PORT ID>
<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
<LINKTO> Indicates the sink of the Ethernet link. The valid NA

ID>-<PORT ID>
<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
The Ethernet link from VBLP to VBLP is not
supported.
<INTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. It can be a NA

VLAN ID.
It supports the VB connection of the PORT+CVLAN
group, and thus "&" is supported.
This parameter is optional and indicates an EPL in
this command.
<INSTAG> Indicates the incoming service VLAN tag. This NA

parameter is optional. See also "Usage Note" in ENT-
ETHLINK.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
Example for EPL:
DLT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-4:100;
Example for EVPL:
DLT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-4:100:::INTAG=3;
Example for forwarding based S-VLAN & C-VLAN:
DLT-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-4:100:::INTAG=3,INSTAG=4;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-ETHLINK
ED-ETHLINK
RTRV-ETHLINK
RTRV-ETHLINK
Retrieves the information about an Ethernet link.
Function
This command retrieves the information about an Ethernet link in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ETHLINK:[<TID>]:[<LINK_FROM>,<LINK_TO>]:<CTAG>:::
[INTAG=<INTAG>],[INSTAG=<INSTAG>];
Command Parameters
<LINKFROM> Indicates the source end of the Ethernet link. The valid NA
<PORT ID>
ID>-<VBLP ID>
 SLOT: SLOT-<SHELF>-<SLOT>
Enter SLOT-<SHELF>-<SLOT> to retrieve the link
information about the specified card.
The values of source <SLOT> and end <SLOT>
must be same.
If the value of <SLOT> is ALL, all of the link
information for the cards on the shelf will be
retrieved.
Supports ALL, which means to retrieve the information
at the NE level.
<LINKTO> Indicates the sink end of the Ethernet link. The valid NA
<PORT ID>
ID>-<VBLP ID>
 SLOT: SLOT-<SHELF>-<SLOT>
Enter SLOT-<SHELF>-<SLOT> to retrieve the link
information about the specified card.
The values of source <SLOT> and end <SLOT>
must be same.
If the value of <SLOT> is ALL, all of the link
information for the cards on the shelf will be
retrieved.
Supports ALL, which means to retrieve the information
at the NE level.
The Ethernet link from VBLP to VBLP is not supported.
<INTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. It can be a VLAN NA

ID.
This parameter is optional. If not specified, all INTAGs
are retrieved by default.
<INSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of incoming services. NA

This parameter is optional. If not specified, all INTAGs
are retrieved by default.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<LINK_FROM>,<LINK_TO>:: [INTAG=<INTAG>],[OUTTAG=<OUTTAG>],
[INSTAG=<INSTAG>],[OUTSTAG=<OUTSTAG>],[OUTTAGPRI=<OUTTAGPRI>],
[OUTSTAGPRI=<OUTSTAGPRI>],[CTYPE=<CTYPE>],[BANDWIDTH=<BANDWIDTH >],
[OAMFLAG=<OAMFLAG>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LINKFROM> The valid value is in the following format:

<PORT>:FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
<VBLP>:VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
<LINKTO> The valid value is in the following format:

<PORT>:FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
<VBLP>:VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
The Ethernet link from VBLP to VBLP is not supported.
<INTAG> Indicates the incoming tag. The tag can be a VLAN tag.
This parameter is optional and denotes an EPL in this document.
<OUTTAG> Indicates the out tag. The tag can be a VLAN tag.
This parameter is optional and denotes an EPL in this document.
<INSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of incoming services.

This parameter is optional. See "Usage Note" in ENT-ETHLINK.
<OUTSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of outgoing services.

<OUTTAGPRI> Indicates the default priority of the VLAN tag of outgoing client services.
<OUTSTAGPRI> Indicates the default priority of the VLAN tag of outgoing services.
<CTYPE> The valid values are 1WAY(1) and 2WAY(2).
<BANDWIDTH> Indicates the service bandwidth.

It is only provided for the NMS.
<OAMFLAG> Indicates whether the OAM is enabled for the link (used for the VLAN SNCP
protection). The valid values are as follows:
DISABLE: disabled (default)
ENABLE: enabled
Example
Command
Retrieves the link according to specified FROM and TO:
RTRV-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-4:100;
RTRV-ETHLINK::FAC-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-4:100:::INTAG=1;
Retrieves all links within a card:
RTRV-ETHLINK::SLOT-1-1,SLOT-1-1:100;
RTRV-ETHLINK::SLOT-1-all,SLOT-1-all:100;
Retrieves all links within an NE:
RTRV-ETHLINK:::100;
RTRV-ETHLINK::all,all:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-2,ACC-1-1-4::INTAG=2,OUTTAG=2,CTYPE=1WAY"
"FAC-1-1-1,ACC-1-1-
1::INTAG=2,OUTTAG=NULL,INSTAG=10,OUTSTAG=NULL,CTYPE=1WAY"
"FAC-1-1-1,ACC-1-1-
1::OUTTAG=10,OUTSTAG=20,OUTTAGPRI=0,OUTSTAGPRI=7,CTYPE=1WAY"
;
Related Commands
ENT-ETHLINK
ED-ETHLINK
DLT-ETHLINK
ENT-PW
Creates the PW.
Function
This command creates PW.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-PW:[<TID>]:<ENT_PWID>:<CTAG>:::INPORT=<INPORT>,
[INACPORT=<ENT_ACPORTID>],[FWINLABEL=<FWINLABEL>],
[FWOUTLABEL=<FWOUTLABEL>],[OUTPORT=<OUTPORT>],
[TUNNEL=<ENT_TUNNELID>],[BWINLABEL=<BWINLABEL>],
[BWOUTLABEL=<BWOUTLABEL>],[BWOUTLABEL=<BWOUTLABEL>],
[NHIP=<NHIP>],[EXPVALUE=<EXPVALUE>],[BANDWIDTH=<BANDWIDTH>];
Command Parameters
<ENT_PWID> PW index. NA
<INPORT> Ingress port ID. NA
<INACPORT> Sub port index. NA
<FWINLABEL> Ingress VC label. NA
<FWOUTLABEL> Egress VC label. NA
<OUTPORT> Egress port ID. NA
<TUNNEL> Indicates the tunnel index. NA
<BWINLABEL> Indicates the opposite ingress VC label. NA
<BWOUTLABEL> Indicates the opposite egress VC label. NA
<NHIP> Indicates the next-hop IP address. NA
<EXPVALUE> EXP Value of PW. NA
<BANDWIDTH> Bandwidth of PW. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-PW::PW-1-1:100:::INPORT=FAC-1-1,INACPORT=ACPORT-1-
1,FWOUTLABEL=1000,TUNNEL=TUNNEL-1-10,BWINLABEL=16,EXPVALUE=0,BANDWIDTH=64;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-PW
DLT-PW
RTRV-PW
ED-PW
Edits the specified pw.
Function
This command modifies the attributes of the specified pw.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PW:[<TID>]:[<TID>]:<ED_PWID>:<CTAG>:::[EXPVALUE=<EXPVALUE>],
[BANDWIDTH=<BANDWIDTH>];
Command Parameters
<ED_PWID> Indicates the pw identifier. NA
<EXPVALUE> EXP Value of PW. NA

<BANDWIDTH> Bandwidth of PW. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PW::PW-1-10:100:::EXPVALUE=0,BANDWIDTH=64;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-PW
DLT-PW
RTRV-PW
RTRV-PW
Retrieves the information about PW.
Function
This command retrieves the information about PW.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PW:[<TID>]:<RTRV_PWID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<RTRV_PWID> Indicates the Ethernet PW identifier. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<RTRV_PWID>::TYPE=<PWTYPE>,[INPORT=<INPORT>],[INACPORT=<ENT_ACPORTID>],
[FWINLABEL=<FWINLABEL>],[FWOUTLABEL]=<FWOUTLABEL>,[OUTPORT]=<OUTPORT>,
[TUNNEL]=<ENT_TUNNELID>,[BWINLABEL]=<BWINLABEL>,[BWOUTLABEL]=<BWOUTLABEL>,
[NHIP]=<NHIP>,[EXPVALUE]=<EXPVALUE>,[BANDWIDTH]=<BANDWIDTH>;"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<RTRV_PWID> Indicates the Ethernet PW identifier.
<PWTYPE> PW type
<INPORT> Indicates ingress port identifier.
<INACPORT> Indicates the sub-port identifier.
<FWINLABEL> Forward ingress VC label.
<FWOUTLABEL> Forward egress VC label.
<OUTPORT> Egress port.
<ENT_TUNNELID> Indicates the tunnel identifier.
<BWINLABEL> Backward ingress VC label.
<BWOUTLABEL> Backward egress VC label.
<NHIP> Next hop ip address.
<EXPVALUE> EXP value of tunnel.
<BANDWIDTH> Bandwidth of pw.
Example
Command
RTRV-PW::PW-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"PW-1-1:100:::INPORT=FAC-1-1,INACPORT=ACPORT-1-
1,FWOUTLABEL=1000,TUNNEL=TUNNEL-1-10,BWINLABEL=16,EXPVALUE=0,BANDWIDTH=64"
;
Related Commands
ENT-PW
ED-PW
DLT-PW
DLT-PW
Deletes the specified pw.
Function
This command deletes a specified pw.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-PW:[<TID>]:<ENT_PWID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the PW identifier. NA

<ENT_PWID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-PW::PW-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-PW
ED-PW
RTRV-PW
ENT-TUNNEL
Creates the TUNNEL.
Function
This command creates TUNNEL.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-TUNNEL:[<TID>]:<ENT_TUNNELID>:<CTAG>:::INPORT=<INPORT>,
[INTNLABEL=<INTNLABEL>],[OUTPORT=<OUTPORT>],
[OUTTNLABEL=<OUTTNLABEL>],[NHIP=<NHIP>],[RETTUNNEL=<RETTUNNEL>],
[EXPMODE=<EXPMODE>],[EXPVALUE=<EXPVALUE>],
[TTSILSRID=<TTSILSRID>],[TTSITUNNELID=<TTSITUNNELID>];
Command Parameters
<ENT_TUNNELID> Tunnel index. NA
<INPORT> Ingress port ID. NA
<INTNLABEL> Indicates the ingress label. NA
<OUTPORT> Indicates the egress port. NA
<OUTTNLABEL> Indicates the egress label. NA
<OUTPORT> Egress port ID. NA
<NHIP> Indicates the next hop ip address. NA
<RETTUNNEL> Indicates the index of return tunnel. NA
<EXPMODE> Indicates the EXP model. NA
<EXPVALUE> Indicates the EXP value. NA
<TTSILSRID> Indicates the TTSI value of tunnel. NA
<TTSITUNNELID> Indicates the TTSI tunnel index. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-TUNNEL::TUNNEL-1-1:100:::OUTPORT=VCG-1-
4,OUTTNLABEL=20,NHIP=10.11.12.13,EXPMODE=VALUE,EXPVALUE=0,TTSILSRID=192.168
.0.1,TTSITUNNELID=1;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-TUNNEL
DLT-TUNNEL
RTRV-TUNNEL
DLT-TUNNEL
Deletes the specified tunnel.
Function
This command deletes a specified tunnel.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-TUNNEL:[<TID>]:<ENT_TUNNELID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the tunnel identifier. NA

<ENT_TUNNELID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-TUNNEL::TUNNEL-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-TUNNEL
ED-TUNNEL
RTRV-TUNNEL
RTRV-TUNNEL
Retrieves the information about tunnel.
Function
This command retrieves the information about tunnel.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TUNNEL:[<TID>]:<RTRV_TUNNEL>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<RTRV_TUNNEL> Indicates the Ethernet TUNNEL identifier. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<RTRV_TUNNEL>::TYPE=<TUNNELTYPE>,[INPORT=<INPORT>],
[INTNLABEL=<INTNLABEL>],[OUTPORT]=<OUTPORT>,[OUTTNLABEL]=<OUTTNLABEL>,
[NHIP]=<NHIP>,[RETTUNNEL]=<RETTUNNEL>,
[EXPMODE]=<EXPMODE>[EXPVALUE]=<EXPVALUE>,[TTSILSRID]=<TTSILSRID>,
[TTSITUNNELID]=<TTSITUNNELID>;"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<RTRV_PWID> Indicates the Ethernet PW identifier.
<TUNNELTYPE> the type of tunnel
<INPORT> Indicates ingress port identifier.
<INTNLABEL> Indicates the ingress label.
<OUTPORT> Indicates the egress port
<OUTTNLABEL> Indicates the egress label
<NHIP> Next hop IP address.
<RETTUNNEL> The return tunnel.
<EXPMODE> TIndicates the EXP mode.
<EXPVALUE> Indicates the EXP value.
<TTSILSRID> Indicates the TTSI value of tunnel.
<TTSITUNNELID> Indicates the TTSI tunnel index.
Example
Command
RTRV-TUNNEL::TUNNEL-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"TUNNEL-1-1::TYPE=ENGRESS, INPORT=FAC-1-1, INTNLABEL=20,OUTPORT= VCG-1-
4,OUTTNLABEL=20,NHIP=10.11.12.12,RETTUNNEL=TUNNEL-1-
2,EXPMODE=VALUE,EXPVALUE=0,TTSILSRID=192.168.0.1,TTSITUNNELID=1"
;
Related Commands
ENT-TUNNEL
ED-TUNNEL
DLT-TUNNEL
ED-TUNNEL
Edits the information of a tunnel.
Function
This command modifies the attributes of the specified tunnel.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-TUNNEL:[<TID>]:[<TID>]:<ENT_TUNNELID>:<CTAG>:::
[RETTUNNEL=<RETTUNNEL>],[EXPMODE=<EXPMODE>],
[EXPVALUE=<EXPVALUE>],[TTSILSRID=<TTSILSRID>],
[TTSITUNNELID=<TTSITUNNELID>];
Command Parameters
<ENT_TUNNELID> Indicates the Ethernet tunnel identifier. The valid format NA

is TUNNEL-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<TUNNEL>.
<RETTUNNEL> Indicates the index of return tunnel. NA
<EXPMODE> Indicates the EXP mode. NA
<EXPVALUE> Indicates the EXP value. NA
<TTSILSRID> Indicates the TTSI value of tunnel. NA
<TTSITUNNELID> Indicates the TTSI tunnel index. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-TUNNEL::TUNNEL-1-
10:100:::EXPMODE=VALUE,EXPVALUE=0,TTSILSRID=192.168.0.1,TTSITUNNELID=2;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-TUNNEL
DLT-TUNNEL
RTRV-TUNNEL
D.14.4 Configuring Virtual Bridge

This section lists the commands used to configure the virtual bridge (VB).
ENT-VB
Creates a virtual bridge (VB).
Function
This command creates a VB.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[VBNAME=<VBNAME>],
[FDBAGTM=<FDBAGTM>],[FILTER=<FILTER>],[LEARNMODE=<LEARNMODE>],
[MACAGETIMEUNIT=<MACAGETIMEUNIT>],
[IGMPSNPDISCAR=<IGMPSNPDISCAR>],[TYPE=<TYPE>],
[STPTXHOLDCOUNT=<STPTXHOLDCOUNT>];
Command Parameters

ID>.
<VBNAME> Indicates the name of a VB, which contains a maximum NA

of 16 bytes.
<FDBAGTM> Indicates the filtering database aging time, that is, the 5
aging time of the MAC address. The valid value ranges

from 1 to 120, which is expressed in minutes.
NOTE:
Currently, all VBs share the same FDBAGTM.
<FLTREN> Indicates whether the ingress filter is enabled. The valid Y

values are Y and N.
This parameter is optional and its default value is Y.
<LEARNMODE> Indicates the VLAN learning constraints. The valid IVL

 Shared virtual LAN learning (SVL): In this
mode, the VB learns only the MAC address of the
message source. The VLAN in the MAC address
table is uniformly set.
 Independent virtual LAN learning (IVL): In this
mode, the VB learns the MAC address of the
message source and the carried VLAN, and then
stores them into the MAC address table.
Currently, the following two combination modes of
<FLTREN> and <LEARNMODE> are supported:
 <FLTREN> is set to N and <LEARNMODE>
is set to SVL.
 <FLTREN> is set to Y and <LEARNMODE>
is set to IVL.
This parameter is optional and its default value is IVL.
<MACAGETIMEUNIT> Indicates the unit used for the aging time of the MAC MIN
address. The valid values are as follows:
 MIN: minute
 HOUR: hour
 DAY: day
<IGMPSNPDISCAR> Indicates whether IGMP snooping packets are Y
discarded.
 N: not discarded
 Y: discarded
<TYPE> Indicates the VB type. The valid values are as follows: 802.1q
 802.1q VB
 802.1d VB
 802.1ad VB
<STPTXHOLDCOUNT> Indicates the TxHoldCount value of the spanning tree. 6

The valid value ranges from 1 to 10, and units are in
times per second.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-VB::VB-1-1-1:100:::VBNAME="VB-
HW",FDBAGTM=20,FLTREN=Y,LEARNMODE=IVL,IGMPSNPDISCAR=N;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-VB
DLT-VB
RTRV-VB
ED-VB
Edits the parameters of a virtual bridge (VB).
Function
This command modifies a VB on the unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[VBNAME=<VBNAME>],
[FDBAGTM=<FDBAGTM>],[MACAGETIMEUNIT=<MACAGETIMEUNIT>],
[IGMPSNPDISCAR=<IGMPSNPDISCAR>],[FLTREN=<FLTREN>],
[LEARNMODE=<LERANMODE>],[TYPE=<TYPE>],[STPTXHOLDCOUNT =
<STPTXHOLDCOUNT>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT NA

ID>-<VB ID>.
<VBNAME> Indicates the name of a VB. The maximum length NA

is 16 bytes.
<FDBAGTM> Indicates the filtering database aging time, that is, NA

the aging time of the MAC address. The valid
value ranges from 1 to 120, which is expressed in
minutes. The initial value is 5.
NOTE:
<MACAGETIMEUNIT> Indicates the unit used for the aging time of the MIN
MAC address. The valid values are as follows:
 MIN: minute
 HOUR: hour
 DAY: day
<IGMPSNPDISCAR> Indicates whether IGMP snooping packets are Y
discarded.
 N: not discarded
 Y: discarded
<FLTREN> Indicates whether the ingress filter is enabled. Y

This parameter is optional, and the initial value is
Y.
<LEARNMODE> Indicates the VLAN learning constraints. The NA

valid values are as follows.
 SVL (shared virtual local area network
learning): In this mode, VB learns only the
MAC address of the message source. The
VLAN in the MAC address table is uniformly
set.
 IVL (independent virtual local area
network learning): In this mode, the VB learns
the MAC address of the message source and
the carried VLAN ID, and then stores them
into the MAC address table.
This parameter is optional, and the initial value is
IVL.
<TYPE> Indicates the type of VB (virtual bridge). The 802.1q

valid values are as follows.
 802.1q network bridge
 802.1d network bridge
 802.1ad network bridge
<STPTXHOLDCOUNT> Indicates the TxHoldCount of the spanning tree 6

network bridge.
The valid value ranges from 1 to 10, and units are
in times per second.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-VB::VB-1-1-2:100:::VBNAME="VB-
HW",FDBAGTM=20,FLTREN=N,LEARNMODE=SVL,IGMPSNPDISCAR=N;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-VB
DLT-VB
RTRV-VB
DLT-VB
Deletes a virtual bridge (VB).
Function
This command deletes a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT NA

<AID>
ID>-<VB ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-VB::VB-1-1-2:101;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-VB
ED-VB
RTRV-VB
RTRV-VB
Retrieves the information about a virtual bridge (VB).
Function
This command retrieves the information about a VB.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB NA

<AID>
ID>.
retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<VBID>::VBNAME=<VBNAME>,VBLPNUM=<VBLPNUM>,FDBAGTM=<FDBAGTM>,
[MACAGETIMEUNIT=<MACAGETIMEUNIT>],FLTREN=<FLTREN>,LEARNMODE=<LEARNMODE>,
[TYPE=<TYPE>],[STPTXHOLDCOUNT=<STPTXHOLDCOUNT>],
[IGMPSNPDISCAR=<IGMPSNPDISCAR>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VBID> Indicates the valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>.
<VBNAME> Indicates the name of a VB.
<VBLPNUM> Indicates the number of a virtual bridge logical port.
<FDBAGTM> Indicates the filtering database aging time, that is, the aging time of the
MAC address. The valid value ranges from 1 to 120, which is expressed
in minutes. The initial value is 5.
NOTE:
<MACAGETIMEUNIT> Indicates the unit used for the aging time of the MAC address. The valid
 MIN: minute
 HOUR: hour
 DAY: day
<IGMPSNPDISCAR> Indicates whether IGMP snooping packets are discarded.
N: not discarded
Y: discarded
<FLTREN> Indicates whether the ingress filter is enabled. The valid values are Y and
N.
This parameter is optional. The initial value is Y.
<LEARNMODE> Indicates the VLAN learning constraints. The valid values are as follows:
 SVL (shared virtual local area network learning): In this mode,
the VB learns the MAC address of only the message source. The
VLAN ID in the MAC address table is uniformly set.
 IVL (independent virtual local area network learning): In this
mode, the VB learns the MAC address of the message source and the
carried VLAN ID, and then stores them into the MAC address table.
This parameter is optional. The initial value is IVL.
<TYPE> Indicates the VB type. The valid values are as follows:

 802.1q bridge
 802.1d bridge
 802.1ad bridge
<STPTXHOLDCOUNT> Indicates the TxHoldCount of the spanning tree bridge.

The valid value ranges from 1 to 10, and units are in times per second.
Example
Command
RTRV-VB::VB-1-1-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-1-1-2::VBNAME="VB-
HW",FDBAGTM=20,FLTREN=N,LEARNMODE=SVL,IGMPSNPDISCAR=Y"
;
Related Commands
ENT-VB
ED-VB
DLT-VB
ENT-VLANENTRY-VB
Creates a VLAN filter entry of a VB.
Function
This command creates a VLAN filter entry of a VB.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-VLANENTRY-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID=<VLANID>,
[VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<VB ID>.
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry. NA

 For TBE cards, the range is from 1 to 4095.
 For L4G cards, the range is from 1 to 4094.
<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list of the VB logical ports The valid NA

format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB
ID>-<VBLP ID>.
The format is
 VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-
<VBLP ID>&VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
<VBLP ID>&&-<VBLP ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-VLANENTRY-VB::VB-1-1-1:100:::VLANID=2,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-1-1-1&&-4;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-VLANENTRY-VB
DLT-VLANENTRY-VB
RTRV-VLANENTRY-VB
ED-VLANENTRY-VB
Edits the VLAN filtering entry of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command edits the VLAN filtering entry of a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-VLANENTRY-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID=<VLANID>,
[VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>];
Command Parameters

<VB ID>.

<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list logical ports of the VB. The valid NA
ID>-<VBLP ID>.
The valid format is as follows:
<VBLP ID>&VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
<VBLP ID>&&>-<VBLP ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-VLANENTRY-VB::VB-1-1-1:100:::VLANID=2,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-1-1-1&VBLP-1-1-1-
2&VBLP-1-1-1-6;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-VLANENTRY-VB
DLT-VLANENTRY-VB
RTRV-VLANENTRY-VB
DLT-VLANENTRY-VB
Deletes the VLAN filtering entry of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command deletes the VLAN filtering entry of a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-VLANENTRY-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID=<VLANID>;
Command Parameters

<VB ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-VLANENTRY-VB::VB-1-1-1:100:::VLANID=2;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-VLANENTRY-VB
ED-VLANENTRY-VB
RTRV-VLANENTRY-VB
RTRV-VLANENTRY-VB
Retrieves the VLAN entry of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command retrieves the VLAN entry of a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VLANENTRY-VB:[<VLANID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[VLANID=<VLANID>];
Command Parameters
<AID> VB-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<VB> NA
retrieved.
<VLANID Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry. NA

This parameter is optional. All VLAN entries are retrieved
by default.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::VLANID=<VLANID>,VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry.

<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list of VB logical ports. The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF
ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>.
Example
Command
RTRV-VLANENTRY-VB::VB-1-4-1:100:::VLANID=2;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-1-4-1::VLANID=2,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-4-1-1&VBLP-1-4-1-2&VBLP-1-4-1-6"
;
Related Commands
ENT-VLANENTRY-VB
ED-VLANENTRY-VB
DLT-VLANENTRY-VB
ED-VBLP
Edits a virtual bridge logical port (VBLP).
Function
This command modifies the attributes of a logic port in a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-VBLP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[MACLIMIT=<MACLIMIT>],
[ISOLATION=<ISOLATION>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<VB ID>-<LP ID>.
<MACLIMIT> Indicates the max number of mac-address in a vblp. Valid NA

value can be 0 to ETH_MAX_MACNUM,Initial value is
UNLIMITED.
<ISOLATION> Indicates the isolation mode in a VBLP. The valid values HUB
are HUB and SPOKEN.
NOTE:
 If <ISOLATION> of a port is configured as HUB, this
port can interconnect to other HUB ports or SPOKEN ports.
 If <ISOLATION> of a port is configured as SPOKEN,
this port can only interconnect to other HUB ports.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-VBLP::VBLP-1-1-2-1:100:::MACLIMIT=100,ISOLATION=HUB;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
RTRV-VBLP
RTRV-VBLP
Retrieves the information about a virtual bridge logical port (VBLP).
Function
This command instructs the NE to retrieve the information about the logical port in a virtual
bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VBLP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB NA

ID>-<VBLP ID>.
Supports ALL, which means to retrieve the information at NE
level.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[ISOLATION=<ISOLATION>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP

ID>.
<ISOLATION> Indicates the isolation mode of a VBLP. The valid values are HUB and
SPOKEN.
NOTE:
 If the <ISOLATION> of a port is configured as HUB, this port can
interconnect to other HUB ports or SPOKEN ports.
 If the <ISOLATION> of a port is configured as SPOKEN, this port can
only interconnect to other HUB ports.
Example
Command
RTRV-VBLP::VBLP-1-1-2-1:100;
RTRV-VBLP::VBLP-1-1-1-ALL:101;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VBLP-1-1-2-1::ISOLATION=HUB"
;
Related Commands
ED-VBLP
INIT-MACENTRY
Initialize the MAC-address forwarding entry of a card.
Function
This command initializes the MAC-address forwarding entry of a card.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
INIT-MACENTRY:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The equipment unit identifier. Valid value can be as NA

follows:
 SLOT-<BAY>-<SHELF>-<SLOT>
Support & or && symbol.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-MACENTRY::SLOT-1-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.14.5 Configuring VLAN Group

This section lists the commands used to configure a VLAN group for the specified port.
ENT-PORT-VLANGROUP
Edit a VLAN group for a port.
Function
This command creates a VLAN group for a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-PORT-VLANGROUP:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::TOPID=<TOPID>,CVLANNUM=<CVLANNUM>;
Command Parameters
<AID> This valid format is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT NA

ID>-<PORT ID>.
<TOPID> Indicates the first CVLAN (TOPID) of the CVLAN NA

group.
The valid value ranges from MIN_ETH_VLANID to
MAX_ETH_VLANID.
<CVLANNUM> Indicates the number of CVLANs (CVLANNUM) in the NA

CVLAN group.
 If <TOPID> = MIN_ETH_VLANID
CVLANNUM = 2^n - MIN_ETH_VLANID.
 n = 0,1,2,.... .
 TOPID+CVLANNUM <= 4096.
 CVLANNUM > 0
 If <TOPID> != MIN_ETH_VLANID
CVLANNUM = 2^n.
 n = 0,1,2,.... .
 TOPID + CVLANNUM <= 4096.
 CVLANNUM is one factor for TOPID.
For example:
If <TOPID>=1 (the MIN_ETH_VLANID), then
CVLANNUM = 2^n - 1.
 According to TOPID+CVLANNUM <= 4096,
2^n <= 4096, then n <= 12.
 Suppose n = 1, CVLANNUM = 1.
 ...
If <TOPID>=2048 (not equal to MIN_ETH_VLANID),
then CVLANNUM = 2^n.
 According to TOPID+CVLANNUM <= 4096,
2^n <= 2048, then n <= 11.
 ...
 All of the CVLANNUM values figured out above
meet the restriction that CVLANNUM is one factor for
TOPID.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-PORT-VLANGROUP::FAC-1-3-4:100:::TOPID=1,CVLANNUM=1
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-PORT-VLANGROUP
DLT-PORT-VLANGROUP
RTRV-PORT-VLANGROUP
ED-PORT-VLANGROUP
Edits the VLAN group of a port.
Function
This command modifies the VLAN group of a port.
Usage Note
For NGWDM equipment, this command is only valid for the TBE.
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PORT-VLANGROUP:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::TOPID=<TOPID>,CVLANNUM=<CVLANNUM>;
Command Parameters
<AID> This valid format is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<PORT ID>.
<TOPID> Indicates the first CVLAN value (TOPID) in the CVLAN NA

group.
MAX_ETH_VLANID.
For TBE cards, the range is from 1 to 4095.
<CVLANNUM> Indicates the number of CVLANs (CVLANNUM) in the NA

CVLAN group.
 If <TOPID> = MIN_ETH_VLANID
 n = 0,1,2,.... .
 CVLANNUM > 0
 If <TOPID> != MIN_ETH_VLANID
CVLANNUM = 2^n.
 n = 0,1,2,.... .
For example:
If <TOPID>=1 (the MIN_ETH_VLANID), then
CVLANNUM = 2^n - 1.
 According to TOPID+CVLANNUM <= 4096, 2^n
<= 4096, then n <= 12.
 ...
If <TOPID>=2048 (not equal to MIN_ETH_VLANID),
then CVLANNUM = 2^n.
 According to TOPID+CVLANNUM <= 4096, 2^n
<= 2048, then n <= 11.
 ...
 All of the CVLANNUM values figured out above
meet the restriction that CVLANNUM is one factor for
TOPID.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PORT-VLANGROUP::FAC-1-3-4:100:::TOPID=8,CVLANNUM=2
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-PORT-VLANGROUP
DLT-PORT-VLANGROUP
RTRV-PORT-VLANGROUP
DLT-PORT-VLANGROUP
Deletes the VLAN group of a port.
Function
This command deletes the port VLAN group.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-PORT-VLANGROUP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::TOPID=<TOPID>;
Command Parameters

ID>-<PORT ID>.
<TOPID> Indicates the first CVLAN value in the CVLAN group NA

(TOPID).
MAX_ETH_VLANID.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-PORT-VLANGROUP::FAC-1-3-4:100:::TOPID=1
Response Message
NE 2005-11-02 09:48:24
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-PORT-VLANGROUP
ED-PORT-VLANGROUP
RTRV-PORT-VLANGROUP
RTRV-PORT-VLANGROUP
Retrieves the VLAN group information about a port
Function
This command retrieves the VLAN group information about a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PORT-VLANGROUP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[TOPID=<TOPID>];
Command Parameters

ID>-<PORT ID>.
retrieved.
<TOPID> Indicates the first CVLAN ID in the CVLAN group. NA

MAX_ETH_VLANID:
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[TOPID=<TOPID>],[CVLANNUM=<CVLANNUM>]"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<TOPID> Indicates the first CVLAN ID in the CVLAN group.

MAX_ETH_VLANID
<CVLANNUM> Indicates the number of CVLANs (CVLANNUM) in the CVLAN group.

 If TOPID = MIN_ETH_VLANID
 n = 0,1,2,.... .
 CVLANNUM > 0
 If TOPID != MIN_ETH_VLANID
CVLANNUM = 2^n.
 n = 0,1,2,.... .
Example
Command
RTRV-PORT-VLANGROUP::FAC-1-5-4:100:::TOPID=1
Response Message
NE 2008-10-16 03:43:01
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-5-4::TOPID=1,CVLANNUM=7"
;
Related Commands
ENT-PORT-VLANGROUP
ED-PORT-VLANGROUP
DLT-PORT-VLANGROUP
D.14.6 Configuring MAC Filter

This section lists the commands used to configure an MAC filter entry for a virtual bridge
(VB).
ENT-MACENTRY-VB
Creates a static MAC filter entry of a virtual bridge (VB).
Function
This command creates a static MAC filter entry of the VB.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-MACENTRY-VB:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID=<VLANID>,MACADDR=<MACADDR>,FLTRMO
DE=<FILTMODE>,[FWDVBLP=<FWDVBLP>];
Command Parameters
Value
<AID> The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>. NA
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry. The valid value ranges NA
from 1 to 4095. This parameter is optional and the default VLAN
ID can be used only when <LEARNMODE> of the VB is set to
SVL (see ENT-VB).
<MACADDR> Indicates a 48-bit MAC address. It must be a unicast MAC NA

address.
<FLTRMODE> Indicates the filter mode. The valid values are SA, DA, BOTH, FORWARD
and FORWARD.
 SA: discards the data whose source MAC address is the
same as the specified MAC address. The entry functions as a
MAC address blacklist.
 DA: discards the data whose sink MAC address is the
same as the specified MAC address. The entry functions as a
MAC address blacklist.
 BOTH: discards the data whose source MAC address or
sink MAC address is the same as the specified MAC address.
The entry functions as a MAC address blacklist.
 FORWARD: forwards the data packets whose source
MAC address is the specified MAC address (<MACADDR>)
at the specified VBLP (<FWDVBLP>). The entry functions as
the entry of the static MAC address.
NOTE:
The SA and DA are not valid for NGWDM equipment.
<FWDVBLP> Indicates that the data packets whose source MAC address is the NA
specified MAC address (<MACADDR>) will be forwarded at the
VBLP.
The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-
<VBLPID>.
This parameter is available only when <FLTRMODE> is set to
FORWARD.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-MACENTRY-VB::VB-1-4-1:100:::VLANID=2,MACADDR=00-32-0B-0E-10-
0D,FLTRMODE=FORWARD,FWDVBLP=VBLP-1-4-1-2;
ENT-MACENTRY-VB::VB-1-4-1:100:::VLANID=2,MACADDR=00-32-0B-0E-10-
0E,FLTRMODE=BOTH;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
DLT-MACENTRY-VB
RTRV-MACENTRY-VB
DLT-MACENTRY-VB
Deletes a static MAC filtering entry of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command deletes a static MAC filtering entry.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-MACENTRY-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[VLANID=<VLANID>],MACADDR=<MACADDR>;
Command Parameters

ID>.
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry. The valid NA

value ranges from 1 to 4095. This parameter is optional,
and the default value can only be used when
<LEARNMODE> of the VB is SVL (see ENT-VB).
<MACADDR> Indicates the 48-bit MAC address. The valid format is NA

XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-MACENTRY-VB::VB-1-4-1:100:::VLANID=2,MACADDR=00-32-0B-0E-10-0D;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MACENTRY-VB
RTRV-MACENTRY-VB
RTRV-MACENTRY-VB
Retrieves the static MAC filtering entry of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command retrieves a static MAC filtering entry of a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MACENTRY-VB:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[VLANID=<VLANID>]
Command Parameters

ID>.
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry. The valid value NA
This parameter is optional. If not specified, it outputs the
MAC entries of all VLANIDs.
<VLANID> cannot be entered if the <LEARNMODE> of
the VB is SVL (see ENT-VB).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[VLANID=<VLANID>,]MACADDR=<MACADDR>,FLTRMODE=<FLTRMODE>,
[FWDVBLP=<VBLP>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry. The valid value ranges from 0 to
4095.
<VLANID> will not be displayed if the <LEARNMODE> of the VB is
SVL (see ENT-VB).
<MACADDR> Indicates the 48-bit MAC address. The valid format is XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX.
This parameter is optional. If not specified, it outputs the MAC entries of all
MAC addresses.
This parameter is required only if <FLAG> (see RTRV-FWDTABPHY-
VB) is set to STATIC.
<FLTRMODE> Indicates the filter mode. The valid values are SA, DA, BOTH, and
FORWARD.
 SA: discards the data whose source MAC address is the same as the
specified MAC address. The entry functions as a MAC address blacklist.

 DA: discards the data whose sink MAC address is the same as the
specified MAC address. The entry functions as a MAC address blacklist.
 BOTH: discards the data whose source MAC address or sink MAC
address is the same as the specified MAC address. The entry functions as
a MAC address blacklist.
 FORWARD: forwards the data packets whose source MAC address
is the specified MAC address (<MACADDR>) at the specified VBLP
(<FWDVBLP>). The entry functions as the entry of the static MAC
address.
NOTE:
The SA and DA are not valid for NGWDM equipment.
<FWDVBLP> This parameter is available only when <FLTRMODE> is set to

FORWARD. It indicates that the data packet with the specified MAC
address (<MACADDR>) was forwarded at this VBLP.
Example
Command
RTRV-MACENTRY-VB::VB-1-4-1:100:::VLANID=2;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-1-4-1::VLANID=2,MACADDR=00-32-0B-0E-10-
0D,FLTRMODE=FORWARD,FWDVBLP=VBLP-1-4-1-2"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MACENTRY-VB
DLT-MACENTRY-VB
RTRV-FWDTABPHY-VB
Queries the physical forwarding tables of the VB in batches.
Function
The command queries the physical forwarding tables of the VB in batches.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-FWDTABPHY-VB:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::[VLANID=<VLANID>],
[MACADDR=<MACADDR>],[FLAG=<FLAG>],[MAXNUM=<MACMAXNUM>];
Command Parameters

ID>.
MAC entries of all VLANIDs.
<VLANID> cannot be entered if the <LEARNMODE> of
the VB is SVL (see ENT-VB).
<MACADDR> Indicates the 48-bit MAC address. The valid format is XX- NA
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX.
MAC entries of all MAC addresses.
This parameter is required only if <FLAG> is set to
STATIC.
<FLAG> Indicates the retrieving mode flag of the filtering entries. NA

The valid values are BEGIN and CONT.
 BEGIN: indicates to retrieve flags from the
beginning of the entries (including the static and
dynamic forwarding tables).
 CONT: indicates to continue retrieving flags
starting from the entry last retrieved (include the static
and dynamic forwarding table).
This parameter is optional when <MACADDR> is
specified.
<MAXNUM> Indicates the maximum number of entries returned. The NA

valid value ranges from 1 to 65535.
This parameter is required only if <FLAG> is set to
BEGIN or CONT.
This parameter is optional when <MACADDR> is
specified.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[VLANID=<VLANID>],MACADDR=<MACADDR>,[FWDVBLP=<VBLP>],
[MACSTATE=<MACSTATE>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry. The valid value ranges from 0 to
4095.
<MACADDR> Indicates the 48-bit MAC address. The valid format is XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX.
This parameter is optional. If not specified, it outputs the MAC entries of all
MAC addresses.
This parameter is required only if <FLAG> is set to STATIC.
<FWDVBLP> This parameter is available only when <FLTRMODE> is set to

FORWARD. It indicates that the data packet with the specified MAC
address (<MACADDR>) was forwarded at this VBLP.
<MACSTATE> Indicates the MAC address state. The valid values are as follows:
 STATIC: indicates the MAC address is manually specified.
 DYNAMIC: indicates the MAC address is self-learned.
 STATIC-END: indicates the MAC address is the last one of the
static MAC addresses.
 DYNAMIC-END: indicates the MAC address is the last one of the
dynamic MAC addresses.
Example
Command
RTRV-FWDTABPHY-VB::VB-1-4-1:100:::VLANID=2,FLAG=BEGIN,MAXNUM=100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-1-4-1::VLANID=2,MACADDR=00-32-0B-0E-10-0D,FWDVBLP=VBLP-4-1-
2,MACSTATE=DYNAMIC "
;
Related Commands
ENT-MACENTRY-VB
DLT-MACENTRY-VB
RTRV-MACSTAT
Retrieves the number of the MAC addresses which are learned by a card.
Function
The command queries the number of the MAC addresses which are learned by a card.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MACSTAT:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is NA

SLOT-<SHELF>-<SLOT>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::DYNAMIC_NUM=<DYNAMIC_NUM>,STATIC_NUM=<STATIC_NUM>,BLACKLIST_NUM=
<BLACKLIST_NUM>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is SLOT-
<SHELF>-<SLOT>.
<DYNAMIC_NUM> Indicates the number of dynamic forwarding entries.
<STATIC_NUM> Indicates the number of static forwarding entries.
<BLACKLIST_NUM> Indicates the number of blacklist entries.
Example
Command
RTRV-MACSTAT::SLOT-1-4:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-29 10:30:00
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-4::DYNAMIC_NUM=200,STATIC_NUM=100,BLACKLIST_NUM=50";
Related Commands
None
D.14.7 Configuring IGMP
This section lists the commands used to configure the IGMP function.
ED-IGMP-VB
Edits the Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) snooping attributes of a virtual
bridge.
Function
This command modifies the IGMP snooping attributes of a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-IGMP-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[IGSPENABLE=<IGSPENABLE>],
[ROUTERAGTM=<ROUTERAGTM>],[NORSPTIMES=<NORSPTIMES>];
Command Parameters

<VB ID>.
<IGSPENABLE> Indicates whether IGMP snooping is enabled. The valid N

values are Y and N.
<ROUTERAGTM> Indicates the aging time of the Router port. The valid 8
value ranges from 1(min) to 120(min).

NOTE:
Currently, all VBs share a ROUTERAGTM.
<NORSPTIMES> Indicates the maximum number of times for a member 3

not responding to IGMP query packets before the
member is aging. The value ranges from 1 to 4.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-IGMP-VB::VB-1-4-1:100:::IGSPENABLE=Y,ROUTERAGTM=5,NORSPTIMES=2;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-IGMP-VB
RTRV-IGMP-VB
Retrieves the IGMP snooping attributes of a virtual bridge (VB).
Function
This command retrieves the IGMP snooping attributes of a VB.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IGMP-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is VB-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[IGSPENABLE=<IGSPENABLE>],[ROUTERAGTM=<ROUTERAGTM>],
[NORSPTIMES=<NORSPTIMES>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<IGSPENABLE> Indicates whether IGMP snooping is enabled. The valid values are Y and N.
<ROUTERAGTM> Indicates the aging time of the Router port. The valid value ranges from 1
(min) to 120 (min).
NOTE:
Currently, all VBs share the same ROUTERAGTM.
<NORSPTIMES> Indicates the maximum number of times for a member not responding to
IGMP query packets before the member is aging. The value ranges from 1 to
4.
Example
Command
RTRV-IGMP-VB::VB-1-4-1:100;
RTRV-IGMP-VB::VB-1-4-ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-4-1::IGSPENABLE=Y,ROUTERAGTM=8,NORSPTIMES=3"
;
Related Commands
ED-IGMP-VB
ENT-IGMPTABLE-VB
Creates the IGMP table within a VLAN of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command creates the multicast group member of an IGMP within a VLAN of a virtual
bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-IGMPTABLE-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID=<VLANID>,MACADDR =
<MACADDR>,[VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>]
Command Parameters

ID>
NOTE:
<MACADDR> Indicates the 48-bit MAC address. NA

The valid value ranges from 01-00-5E-00-01-00 to 01-00-
5E-7F-FF-FF
<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list of the VB logical ports, the valid format is NA
VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-IGMPTABLE-VB::VB-1-1-1:100:::VLANID=2,MACADDR=01-00-5e-45-e5-
f6,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-1-1-1;
Response Message
NE 2007-11-02 09:48:24
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-IGMPTABLE-VB
DLT-IGMPTABLE-VB
RTRV-IGMPTABLE-VB
ED-IGMPTABLE-VB
Edits the IGMP table within a VLAN of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command modifies the multicast group of an IGMP within a VLAN of a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-IGMPTABLE-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID =<VLANID>,MACADDR =
<MACADDR>,[<VBLPLIST>=<VBLPLIST>]
Command Parameters

ID>.
ranges from 0 to 4095
NOTE:

5E-7F-FF-FF.
<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list of the VB logical ports, the valid format is NA
Supports the "&" and "&&" symbols. The valid format is
as follows:
<VBLP ID>&VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB
ID>-<VBLP ID>
<VBLP ID>&&-<VBLP ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-IGMPTABLE-VB::VB-1-7-1:100:::VLANID=2,MACADDR=01-00-5e-45-e5-f6;
ED-IGMPTABLE-VB::VB-1-7-1:100:::VLANID=2,MACADDR=01-00-5e-45-e5-
f6,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-7-1-1;
ED-IGMPTABLE-VB::VB-1-7-1:100:::VLANID=2,MACADDR=01-00-5e-45-e5-
f6,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-7-1-1&VBLP-1-7-1-2;
Response Message
NE 2008-10-16 02:32:56
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-IGMPTABLE-VB
DLT-IGMPTABLE-VB
RTRV-IGMPTABLE-VB
DLT-IGMPTABLE-VB
Deletes an item of the IGMP table within a VLAN of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command deletes the multicast group members of an IGMP within a VLAN of a virtual
bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-IGMPTABLE-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID=<VLANID>,MACADDR =
<MACADDR>;
Command Parameters

ID>

5E-7F-FF-FF
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-IGMPTABLE-VB::VB-1-1-1:100:::VLANID=2,MACADDR=01-00-5e-45-e5-f6;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-22 21:01:29
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-IGMPTABLE-VB
ED-IGMPTABLE-VB
RTRV-IGMPTABLE-VB
RTRV-IGMPTABLE-VB
Retrieves the IGMP table within a VLAN of a virtual bridge.
Function
This command retrieves all the multicast group members of an IGMP within a VLAN of a
virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IGMPTABLE-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[VLANID=<VLANID>];
Command Parameters

ID>.

This parameter is optional. If not specified, it outputs all
VLAN entries.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::VLANID=<VLANID>,MACADDR=<MACADDR>,VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of VLAN entry.
<MACADDR> Indicates the 48-bit MAC address.
<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list of the VB logical ports, the valid format is VBLP-
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>.
Example
Command
RTRV-IGMPTABLE-VB::VB-1-1-1:100:::VLANID=2;
RTRV-IGMPTABLE-VB::VB-1-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-22 20:57:57
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-1-1-1::VLANID=2,MACADDR=01-00-5e-45-e5-f6,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-1-1-1"
;
Related Commands
ENT-IGMPTABLE-VB
ED-IGMPTABLE-VB
DLT-IGMPTABLE-VB
RTRV-MCGROUP-VB
Retrieves the multicast group parameters within a virtual bridge.
Function
This command retrieves the actual multicast group parameters within a virtual bridge.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MCGROUP-VB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[VLANID=<VLANID>];
Command Parameters

<VB ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::VLANID=<VLANID>,[ROUTERPORTLIST=<ROUTERPORT>],
[MACADDR=<MACADDR>],[VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>]"<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of VLAN entry.
<ROUTERPORTLIST> Indicates the list of multicast router ports.

The valid formats is: VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP
ID>.
<MACADDR> Indicates the 48 bit MAC address. The valid format is XX-XX-XX-XX-
XX-XX.
<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list of the VB logical ports, the format is VBLP-<SLOT ID>-
<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>

Example
Command
RTRV-MCGROUP-VB::VB-1-4-1:100:::VLANID=100;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-10 00:54:11
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-1-4-1::VLANID=100,ROUTERPORTLIST=VBLP-1-4-1-4,MACADDR=01-00-5e-00-29-
65,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-4-1-4"
;
Related Commands
None
ED-IGMP-QKLV
Edits the quick leaving attribute of the Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP).
Function
This command modifies the quick leaving attribute of the IGMP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-IGMP-QKLV:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID=<VLANID>,VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>,QKLVEN=<
QKLVEN>;
Command Parameters

<VB ID>.
<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list logical ports of the VB. The valid NA
ID>-<VBLP ID>.
<QKLVEN> Indicates whether quick leaving is enabled for the N
IGMP. The valid values are Y and N.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-IGMP-QKLV::VB-1-1-1:100:::VLANID=2,VBLPLIST=VBLP-1-1-1-1&VBLP-1-1-1-
2&VBLP-1-1-1-6,QKLVEN=Y;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-IGMP-QKLVENT-VLANENTRY-VB
DLT-VLANENTRY-VB
RTRV-VLANENTRY-VB
RTRV-IGMP-QKLV
Queries the quick leaving attribute of the IGMP.
Function
This command queries the quick leaving attribute of the IGMP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IGMP-QKLV:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::VLANID=<VLANID>,VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>;
Command Parameters
<AID> VB-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<VB> NA
retrieved.

All VLAN entries are retrieved by default.
<VBLPLIST> Indicates the list of VB logical ports. The valid format is NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::VLANID=<VLANID>,VBLPLIST=<VBLPLIST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VLANID> Indicates the identifier of the VLAN entry.
<VBLP> Indicates the VB logical port. The valid format is VBLP-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>.
<QKLVEN> Indicates whether quick leaving is enabled for the IGMP. The valid values
are Y and N.
Example
Command
RTRV-IGMP-QKLV::VB-1-4-1:100:::VLANID=2,VBLP-1-4-1-1&&VBLP-1-4-1-3;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"VB-1-4-1::VLANID=2,VBLP=VBLP-1-4-1-1,QKLVEN=Y"
"VB-1-4-1::VLANID=2,VBLP=VBLP-1-4-1-2,QKLVEN=N"
"VB-1-4-1::VLANID=2,VBLP=VBLP-1-4-1-3,QKLVEN=N"
;
Related Commands
ED-IGMP-QKLVENT-VLANENTRY-VB
ED-VLANENTRY-VB
DLT-VLANENTRY-VB
REPTÊVTÎGMPMEMFULL
Reports an event indicating that the number of dynamic members in the IGMP reaches the
maximum.
Function
This commands reports an event indicating that the number of dynamic members in the
IGMP reaches the maximum. When the event is reported, no new members can be added to
the IGMP.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^VBLP<cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:<CONDYPE>,<CONDEFF>" <cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<MEMNUM> Indicates the current number of members in the IGMP.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
A 100 REPT EVT IGMPMEMFULL
"SLOT-1-1:256,TC"
;
Related Commands
None
D.14.8 Configuring QoS
This section lists the commands used to configure the QoS function, such as committed
access rate (CAR), class of service (CoS), and queue.
ENT-CAR
Creates the committed access rate (CAR).
Function
This command creates an entry for the CAR within a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-CAR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[CARENABLE=<CARENABLE>],[CIR=<CIR>],
[PIR=<PIR>],[DCBS=<DCBS>],[DMBS=<DMBS>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet CAR identifier. The valid format is NA

CAR-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<CAR ID>.
<CARENABLE> Indicates whether CAR is enabled. The valid values are Y N

and N . This parameter is optional.
<CIR> Indicates the committed information rate of CAR. The unit 0

is 1 kbit/s and the step length is 64 kbit/s. This parameter
is optional.
<PIR> Indicates the peak information rate. The unit is 1 kbit/s and 0
the step length is 64 kbit/s. This parameter is optional.
<DCBS> Indicates the delta committed burst size. The unit is 1 KB. 0
<DMBS> Indicates the delta maximum burst size. The unit is 1 KB. 0
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-CAR::CAR-1-1-10:100:::CARENABLE=Y,CIR=10240,PIR=20480;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-CAR
DLT-CAR
RTRV-CAR
ED-CAR
Edits the committed access rate (CAR).
Function
This command modifies the attributes of the specified CAR within a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-CAR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[CARENABLE=<CARENABLE>],[CIR=<CIR>],
[PIR=<PIR>],[DCBS=<DCBS>],[DMBS=<DMBS>];
Command Parameters

<CARENABLE> Indicates whether the CAR is enabled. The valid values N

are Y and N. The initial value is N. This parameter is
optional.
<CIR> Indicates the committed information rate of the CAR. The 0

unit is 1 kbit/s and generally its step length is 64 kbit/s.
<PIR> Indicates the peak information rate. The unit is 1 kbit/s 0

and generally the step length is 64 kbit/s. This parameter
is optional.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-CAR::CAR-1-1-10:100:::CARENABLE=Y,CIR=10240,PIR=20480;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-CAR
DLT-CAR
RTRV-CAR
DLT-CAR
Deletes the committed access rate (CAR).
Function
This command deletes an entry of the CAR within a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-CAR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the Ethernet CAR identifier. The valid format NA

<AID>
is CAR-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<CAR ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-CAR::CAR-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-CAR
ED-CAR
RTRV-CAR
RTRV-CAR
Retrieves the information about committed access rate (CAR).
Function
This command retrieves the information about CAR.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CAR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Support the <CAR ID> to be entered as ALL to retrieve all
items of the CAR within the unit.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<CARID>::CARENABLE=<CARENABLE>,CIR=<CIR>,PIR=<PIR>,DCBS=<DCBS>,DMBS=<DM
BS>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the Ethernet CAR identifier.
<CARENABLE> Indicates whether the CAR is enabled.
<CIR> Indicates the committed information rate of the CAR. Unit is 1 kbit/s.
<PIR> Indicates the peak information rate. The unit is 1 kbit/s.
<DCBS> Indicates the delta committed burst size. The unit is 1 KB.
<DMBS> Indicates the delta maximum burst size. The unit is 1 KB.
Example
Command
RTRV-CAR::CAR-1-1-10:100;
RTRV-CAR::CAR-1-1-ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"CAR-1-1-10::CARENABLE=Y,CIR=10240,PIR=20480,DCBS=0,DMBS=0"
;
Related Commands
ENT-CAR
ED-CAR
DLT-CAR
ENT-COS
Creates the class of service (CoS).
Function
This command creates an entry for the CoS within an unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-COS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[COSTYPE=<COSTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of CoS. NA

The valid format is COS-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<COS ID>.
<COSTYPE> Indicates the type of CoS. The valid values are as follows: SIMPLE
 SIMPLE
 TAGPRI
 IPTOS
 MPLSEXP
 DSCP
This parameter is optional and the default value is
SIMPLE.
NOTE:
 IAGPRI is not valid for L4G.
 IPTOS, MPLSEXP and DSCP are not valid for

NGWDM equipment.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-COS::COS-1-1-1:100:::COSTYPE=SIMPLE;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-COS
DLT-COS
RTRV-COS
ED-COS
Edits the class of service (CoS).
Function
This command modifies an entry of the CoS within a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-COS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[SIMPLEPRI=<SIMPLEPRI>],
[TAGPRI0=<TAGPRI0>],[TAGPRI1=<TAGPRI1>],[TAGPRI2=<TAGPRI2>],
[TAGPRI6=<TAGPRI6>],[TAGPRI7=<TAGPRI7>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of CoS. NA

<COS ID>.
<SIMPLEPRI> Indicates simple priority. The valid value ranges from 0 0

to 7. This parameter is optional.
This parameter is available only when <COSTYPE> is
SIMPLE (see ENT-COS).
<TAGPRIn> Indicates the priority corresponding to the tag priority n. 0

The valid value ranges from 0 to 7. This parameter is
optional.
This parameter is only when COSTYPE is TAGPRI
(see ENT-COS).
n Valid value is in [0,7]. -
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-COS::COS-1-1-1:100:::SIMPLEPRI=1;
ED-COS::COS-1-1-
1:100:::TAGPRI0=0,TAGPRI1=0,TAGPRI2=0,TAGPRI3=0,TAGPRI4=1,TAGPRI5=1,TAGPRI6
=1,TAGPRI7=1;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-COS
DLT-COS
RTRV-COS
DLT-COS
Deletes the class of service (CoS).
Function
This command deletes an entry of the CoS within a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-COS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the CoS. NA

<COS ID>.
Response Syntax
cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-COS::COS-1-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-COS
ED-COS
RTRV-COS
RTRV-COS
Retrieves the class of service (CoS).
Function
This command retrieves the information about the CoS within a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-COS:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the CoS. The valid format is COS- NA
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<COS ID>.
Supports the <COS ID> to be entered as ALL to retrieve all
the CoS of the unit.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::COSTYPE=<COSTYPE>,[SIMPLEPRI=<SIMPLEPRI>],[TAGPRI0=<TAGPRI0>],
[TAGPRI7=<TAGPRI7>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the CoS. The valid format is COS-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>-<COS ID>.
<COSTYPE> Indicates the type of the CoS. The valid values are as follows:
 SIMPLE
 TAGPRI
This parameter is optional. The default value is SIMPLE.
<SIMPLEPRI> Indicates the simple priority. The valid value ranges from 0 to 7. This
parameter is optional. <SIMPLEPRI> does not have a default value and is
available only when <COSTYPE> is set to SIMPLE (See ENT-COS).
<TAGPRIn> Indicates the priority corresponding to tag priority n. The valid value
ranges from 0 to 7. This parameter is optional. This parameter is valid only
when <COSTYPE> is set to TAGPRI (See ENT-COS).
Example
Command
RTRV-COS::COS-1-1-1:100;
RTRV-COS::COS-1-2-ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"COS-1-1-11::COSTYPE=SIMPLE,SIMPLEPRI=1"
;
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"COS-1-2-
11::COSTYPE=TAGPRI,TAGPRI0=0,TAGPRI1=0,TAGPRI2=0,TAGPRI3=0,TAGPRI4=1,TAGPRI
5=1,TAGPRI6=1,TAGPRI7=1"
;
Related Commands
ENT-COS
ED-COS
DLT-COS
ED-QUEUE
Edits the queue.
Function
This command edits the parameters of the queue.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-QUEUE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::QUEUEID=<QUEUEID>,
[SHAPINGENABLE=<SHAPINGENABLE>],[CIR=<CIR>],[PIR=<PIR>],
[DCBS=<DCBS>],[DMBS=<DMBS>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT NA

ID>-<PORT ID>
<QUEUEID> Indicates the ID of the port queue. The valid value NA

ranges from 1 to 8.
<SHAPINGENABLE> Indicates whether shaping is enabled. The valid values N

are Y and N.
This parameter is optional and does not change after it is
set.
<CIR> Indicates the committed information rate of the shaping. 0

The unit is 1 kbit/s, and generally, the step is 64 kbit/s.
<PIR> Indicates the peak information rate. The unit is 1 kbit/s 0

and generally the step length is 64 kbit/s. This parameter
is optional.
<DCBS> Indicates the delta committed burst size. The unit is 1 0

KB. This parameter is optional.
<DMBS> Indicates the delta maximum burst size. The unit is 1 0

KB. This parameter is optional.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-QUEUE::fac-1-10-1:100:::QUEUEID=1,SHAPINGENABLE=Y,CIR=10240,PIR=20480;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-QUEUE
RTRV-QUEUE
Retrieves the parameters of a queue.
Function
This command retrieves the parameters of a queue.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-QUEUE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[<QUEUEID>=<QUEUEID>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<PORT ID>.

<QUEUEID> Indicates the ID of the port queue. The valid value ranges NA
from 1 to 8 or it can be ALL.
"ALL" means to retrieve the information about all queues.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::<QUEUEID>=<QUEUEID>,<SHAPINGENABLE>=<SHAPINGENABLE>,CIR=<CIR>,PI
R=<PIR>,DCBS=<DCBS>,DMBS=<DMBS>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<QUEUEID> Indicates the ID of the port queue. The valid value ranges from 1 to 8.
<SHAPINGENABLE> Indicates whether shaping is enabled. The valid values are Y and N.
<CIR> Indicates the committed information rate of shaping. The unit is 1 kbit/s and
generally the step length is 64 kbit.
<PIR> Indicates the peak information rate. The unit is 1 kbit/s and generally its
step length is 64.
Example
Command
RTRV-QUEUE::FAC-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
M1050 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-
10::QUEUEID=1,SHAPINGENABLE=Y,CIR=10240,PIR=20480,DCBS=0,DMBS=0"
;
Related Commands
ED-QUEUE
ED-PORT-SHAPING
Edits the shaping attribute of a port.
Function
This command modifies the shaping attribute of a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PORT-SHAPING:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[SHAPINGEN=<SHAPINGEN>],
[CIR=<CIR>],[DCBS=<DCBS>],[PIR=<PIR>],[DMBS=<DMBS>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>
<SHAPINGEN> Indicates whether shaping is enabled. The valid values are N

Y and N.
This parameter is optional and does not change after it is
set.
<CIR> Indicates the committed information rate of the shaping. 0

The unit is 1 kbit/s, and generally, the step is 64 kbit/s. This
<PIR> Indicates the peak information rate. The unit is 1 kbit/s and 0
generally the step length is 64 kbit/s. This parameter is
optional.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PORT-SHAPING::fac-1-10-1:100:::SHAPINGEN=Y,CIR=10240,PIR=20480;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-PORT-SHAPINGRTRV-QUEUE
RTRV-PORT-SHAPING
Queries the shaping attribute of a port.
Function
This command queries the shaping attribute of a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PORT-SHAPING:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::<SHAPINGEN>=<SHAPINGEN>,CIR=<CIR>,PIR=<PIR>,DCBS=<DCBS>,DMBS=<DM
BS>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SHAPINGEN> Indicates whether shaping is enabled. The valid values are Y and N.
<CIR> Indicates the committed information rate of the shaping. The unit is 1 kbit/s
and generally the step length is 64 kbit.
<PIR> Indicates the peak information rate. The unit is 1 kbit/s and generally its step
length is 64 kbit/s.
Example
Command
RTRV-PORT-SHAPING::FAC-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
M1050 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-10::SHAPINGEN=Y,CIR=10240,PIR=20480,DCBS=0,DMBS=0"
;
Related Commands
ED-PORT-SHAPINGED-QUEUE
D.14.9 Configuring Ethernet Interface Mirror

This section lists the commands used to configure mirror function to the specified Ethernet
interface. This function can be used to maintain the Ethernet interface flow.
ENT-MIRROR
Creates a mirror port.
Function
This command creates a mirror port in the unit. All packets of the mirror port can be
duplicated to another specified port, which then can collect and analyze the traffic of the
mirror port.
Usage Note
If any service is running on the monitored port, an error message will be displayed.
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-MIRROR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[INGRESS=<INGRESS>],
[EGRESS=<EGRESS>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the monitored port. NA

The valid format is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>.
<INGRESS> Indicates the ingress mirror port. The packets received NA

from the ingress mirror port are duplicated to the specified
monitored port (<AID>).
ID>-<PORT ID>.
This parameter is optional. An ingress mirror port will not
be indicated unless this parameter is set.
<EGRESS> Indicates the egress mirror port. The packets sent by the NA
egress mirror port are duplicated to the specified
monitored port (<AID>).
ID>-<PORT ID>.
This parameter is optional. The default setting will
indicate absence of an egress mirror port.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-MIRROR::FAC-1-1-1:100:::INGRESS=FAC-1-1-2,EGRESS=FAC-1-1-4;
ENT-MIRROR::FAC-1-1-1:102:::INGRESS=ACC-1-1-2,EGRESS=ACC-1-1-3;
ENT-MIRROR::FAC-1-1-1:102:::INGRESS=ACC-1-1-2;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-MIRROR
DLT-MIRROR
RTRV-MIRROR
ED-MIRROR
Edits a mirror port.
Function
This command modifies the attributes of a mirror port in the unit.
Usage Note
If there is a service existing on the observing port, an error result will be returned.
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-MIRROR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[INGRESS=<INGRESS>],
[EGRESS=<EGRESS>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the observing port. NA

The valid format is FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>.
<INGRESS> Indicates the ingress mirror port. The packets received are NA
copied to the specified observing port (<AID>).
<PORT ID>.
This parameter is optional. An ingress mirror port will not be
indicated unless this parameter is set.
<EGRESS> Indicates the egress mirror port. The packets sent are copied NA
to the specified observing port (<AID>).
<PORT ID>.
This parameter is optional. An egress mirror port will not be
indicated unless this parameter is set.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-MIRROR::FAC-1-1-1:100:::INGRESS=FAC-1-1-2,EGRESS=FAC-1-1-4;
ED-MIRROR::FAC-1-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MIRROR
DLT-MIRROR
RTRV-MIRROR
RTRV-MIRROR
Retrieves information about a mirror port.
Function
This command retrieves information about a mirror port in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MIRROR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[INGRESS=<INGRESSMIRROR>],[EGRESS=<EGRESSMIRROR>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the observing port.

<INGRESS> Indicates the ingress mirror port. The packets received are copied to a
specified observing port (<AID>).

This parameter is optional. An ingress mirror port will not be indicated
unless this parameter is set.
<EGRESS> Indicates the egress mirror port. The packets sent are copied to the
specified observing port(<AID>).
This parameter is optional. An egress mirror port will not be indicated
unless this parameter is set.
Example
Command
RTRV-MIRROR::FAC-1-1-1:100;
RTRV-MIRROR::FAC-1-1-ALL:100;
RTRV-MIRROR::ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-1::INGRESS=FAC-1-1-2,EGRESS=FAC-1-1-4"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MIRROR
ED-MIRROR
DLT-MIRROR
DLT-MIRROR
Deletes a mirror port.
Function
This command deletes a mirror port in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-MIRROR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-MIRROR::FAC-1-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MIRROR
ED-MIRROR
RTRV-MIRROR
D.14.10 Configuring OAM
This section lists the commands used to configure the Ethernet OAM function.
OPR-OAM-LB
Operates an Ethernet OAM loopback test.
Function
This command is used to operate an Ethernet OAM loopback test.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-OAM-LB:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::LBTYPE=<LBTYPE>,
[DSTMPID=<DSTMPID>],[DSTMACADDR =<DSTMACADDR >];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source MP identifier. NA

The valid format is MP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MP
ID>.
The <MPTYPE> parameter of the MP must be MEP.
<LBTYPE> Indicates the type of an LB test. The valid values are as NA

follows:
 MP: LB test based on MP
 MACADDR: LB test based on MAC address
<DSTMPID> Indicates the sink MP identifier (LB test based on MP, NA

which is valid for NOSTANDARDMP).
The valid value ranges from 1 to 0xFFFFFF00.
The <MPTYPE> parameter of the MP must be MEP or
MIP.
<DSTMACADDR> Indicates the LB destination MAC, that is, the MAC NA

address of the destination system (LB test based on
MAC address, which is valid for STANDARDMP).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::LBTYPE=<MPSTDTYPE>,[DSTMPID=<DSTMPID>],
[DSTMACADDR=<DSTMACADDR>],[OAMRESULT=<OAMRESULT>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source MP identifier.

The valid format is MP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MP ID>.
The <MPTYPE> (see ENT-MP) parameter of the MP must be MEP.
<LBTYPE> Indicates the type of an LB test. The valid values are as follows:
 MP: LB test based on MP
 MACADDR: LB test based on MAC address
<DSTMPID> Indicates the sink MP identifier.

The valid value ranges from 1 to 0xFFFFFF00.
The <MPTYPE> (see ENT-MP) parameter of the MP must be MEP or MIP.
<DSTMACADDR> Indicates the MAC address of the destination system.
<OAMRESULT> Indicates the test result. The valid values are FAIL and SUCCESS.
Example
Command
OPR-OAM-LB::MP-1-1-10:100:::LBTYPE=MP,DSTMPID=2;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
"MP-1-1-10::DSTMPID=2,OAMRESULT=SUCCESS"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MD
DLT-MD
RTRV-MD
OPR-OAM-LT
Operates an Ethernet OAM link trace test.
Function
This command is used to operate an Ethernet OAM link trace test.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-OAM-LT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::DSTMPID=<DSTMPID>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source MP identifier. NA

The valid format is MP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MP
ID>.
The <MPTYPE> (see ENT-MP) parameter of the MP must
be MEP.
<DSTMPID> Indicates the sink MP identifier. NA

For nonstandard MP, the valid value ranges from 1 to
0xFFFFFF00.
For standard MP, the valid value ranges from 1 to 0x1FFF.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[DSTMPID=<DSTMPID],[RSPMPID=<RSPMPID>],
[RSPMACADDR=<RSPMACADDR>],[RSPMPTYPE=<RSPMPTYPE>],[HOPNUM=<HOPNUM>],
[OAMRESULT=<OAMRESULT>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source MP identifier.

The <MPTYPE> parameter of the MP must be MEP.
<DSTMPID> Indicates the sink MP identifier.
<RSPMPID> Indicates the RSP MP identifier.

This parameter is valid for non-standard MP.
<RSPMACADDR> Indicates the RSP MP address. This parameter is valid for standard MP.
<RSPMPTYPE> Indicates the RSP MP type. The valid values are as follows:
 MEP: maintenance end point.
 MIP: maintenance intermediate point.
 NULL: unknown MP type.
<HOPNUM> Indicates the hop number. The valid value ranges from 0 to 255.
<OAMRESULT> Indicates test result. The valid values are FAIL and SUCCESS.
Example
Command
OPR-OAM-LT::MP-1-1-10:100:::DSTMPID=2;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
"MP-1-1-
10::DSTMPID=2,RSPMPID=3,RSPMPTYPE=MEP,HOPNUM=1,OAMRESULT=SUCCESS"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MD
DLT-MD
RTRV-MD
ENT-MD
Creates a maintenance domain (MD).
Function
This command creates an MD of Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-MD[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::LEVEL=<LEVEL>,NAMETYPE=<NAMETYPE>,
[NAME=<NAME>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is MD-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MD NA

ID>.
<LEVEL> Indicates the level of the MD, which is used to identify NA

different customers.
<NAMETYPE> Indicates the type of the MD name. NA

 NoName
 DNSName
 String
<NAME> Indicates the name of the MD, which is a string with no NA

more than 20 ASCII characters.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-MD::MD-1-2-1:1:::LEVEL=0,NAMETYPE=STRING,NAME="MD1"
Response Message
NE 2008-08-25 18:54:51
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
DLT-MD
RTRV-MD
DLT-MD
Deletes an MD (maintenance domain).
Function
This command deletes a MD for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-MD:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is MD-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MD NA

<AID>
ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-MD::MD-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MD
RTRV-MD
RTRV-MD
Retrieves the maintenance domain (MD).
Function
This command retrieves an MD for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MD:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is MD-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MD NA

<AID>
ID>.
Supports ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[LEVEL=<LEVEL>],[NAMETYPE=<NAMENAME>],[NAME=<NAME>],
[MALIST=<MAID>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is MD-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MD ID>.
<LEVEL> Indicates the level of the MD, which is used to identify different customers.
The valid value ranges from 0 to 7. The value "0" indicates the highest
priority.
<NAMETYPE> Indicates the MD name type.
<NAME> Indicates the MD name. It is a string which contains no more than 20 ASCII
characters.
<MALIST> The identifier of the MA (a collection of MPs of the same VLAN ID within
an MD).
This valid format is MA-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MA ID>.
Example
Command
RTRV-MD::MD-1-1-10:100;
RTRV-MD::MD-1-1-ALL:100;
RTRV-MD::ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"MD-1-1-10:: LEVEL=7,NAMETYPE=NONAME,NAME=,MALIST=MA-1-11-1&MA-1-11-2"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MD
DLT-MD
ENT-MA
Creates a maintenance association (MA).
Function
This command creates an MA for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-MA:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::MDID=<MD_AID>,NAME=<MANAME>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the MA. NA

The valid format is MA-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MA

ID>.
<MD_AID> Indicates the maintenance domain (MD) to which the MA NA

belongs.
The valid format is MD-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MD
ID>.
<MANAME> Indicates the name of the MA, which is a string with no NA

more than 20 ASCII characters.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-MA::MA-1-2-1:1:::MDID=MD-1-2-1,NAME=MA1;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-25 18:54:51
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
DLT-MA
RTRV-MA
DLT-MA
Deletes a maintenance association (MA).
Function
This command deletes an MA for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-MA:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the identifier of the MA. NA

<AID>
The valid format is MA-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MA ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-MA::MA-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MA
RTRV-MA
RTRV-MA
Retrieves the maintenance association (MA).
Function
This command retrieves the MA for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MA:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the identifier of the MA. NA

<AID>
Supports ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[MD=<SPEC_MDID>],[NAME=<MANAME>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the MA.

<MD> Indicates the maintenance domain (MD) to which the MA belongs.

The valid format is MD-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MD ID>
<NAME> Indicates the MA name. It is a string which contains no more than 20 ASCII
characters.
Example
Command
RTRV-MA::MA-1-1-10:100;
RTRV-MA::MA-1-1-ALL:100;
RTRV-MA::ALL:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 18:05:00
M 100 COMPLD
"MA-1-1-10::MD=MD-1-1-1,NAME=HUAWEI"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MA
DLT-MA
ENT-MP
Creates a maintenance point (MP).
Function
This command creates an MP for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
For NGWDM equipment, the OAM function is not supported by the L4G.
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-MP:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::STANDARDTYPE=<STANDARDTYPE>,SRVTYPE=<SRVTY
PE>,LINKFROM=<LINKFROM>,LINKTO=<LINKTO>,[INTAG=<INTAG>],
[INSTAG=<INSTAG>],[VLANID=<VLANID>],
[LEVEL=<LEVEL>],MPTYPE=<MPTYPE>,MPDIR=<MPDIR>,
[CCTIMER=<CCTIMER>],[LBTIME=<LBTIME>],[LTTIME=<LTTIME>],
[MCCCSTATUS=<MCCCSTATUS>],[MD=<MD>],[MA=<MA>],
[MACADDR=<MACADDR>],[IPADDR=<IPADDR>],
[PINGFRAMELENGTH=<PINGFRAMELENGTH>],
[PINGOVERTIME=<PING_OVER_TIME>],
[PDFRAMELENGTH=<PDFRAMELENGTH>],[PDOVERTIME=<PDOVERTIME>],
[AISSTATE=<AISSTATE>],[CLIENTLAYER=<CLIENTLAYER>],
[AISPERIOD=<AISPERIOD>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the MP. NA

The valid format is MP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-

<MP ID>.
The valid value for <MP ID> ranges from 1 to
0x00001FFF.
For the standard MP, the value ranges from 1 to
0x00001FFF; for nonstandard MP, the value ranges
from 1 to 0xFFFFFF00.
<STANDARDTYPE> Indicates the type of the MP. The valid values are as NA
follows:
 NOSTANDARDMP: draft 3 MP
 STANDARDMP: standard MP
<SRVTYPE> Indicates the service type. NA

The valid values are LINK and LSP.
NOTE:
The LSP is not valid for NGWDM equipment.
<LINKFROM> Indicates the source of the link. NA

The valid format is
<PORT ID>
 VBLP: VBLP-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<VBID>-
<VBLP>
This parameter is valid only when <SRVTYPE> is set
to LINK.
<LINKTO> Indicates the sink of the link. NA

<PORT ID>
<VB ID>-<VBLP ID>
NOTE:
Ethernet links between VBLPs are not supported.
<INTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. The tag can be a NA

EPL in this response.
If the packets of the VBLINK are untagged, the
<INTAG> must be in the VLAN filter entry of a
virtual bridge. The VLAN entry is retrieved by the
command RTRV-VLANENTRY-VB.
<INSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of the incoming service. The NA

parameter must correspond with the service.
<VLANID> Indicates the VLAN ID of the service. The valid value NA

<LEVEL> Indicates the level of OAM frames, which is used to 4

identify different customers.
The valid value ranges from 0 to 7. The value "0"
indicates the highest priority.
For standard MP, this parameter is invalid.
<MPTYPE> Indicates the type of the MP. NA

 MEP: maintenance end point. OAM message
capsules must be generated or terminated at the
MEP or returned to the responding frame in the LB
or LT test.
 MIP: maintenance intermediate point. OAM
message capsules are only transparently
transmitted, or returned to the responding frame in
the LB or LT test.
<MPDIR> Indicates the direction of the MP. NA

 BIDIR: bidirectional
 INGRESS
 EGRESS
If <MPTYPE> is set to MIP, this parameter must be
BIDIR. If the <MPTYPE> is set to MEP, this
parameter must be INGRESS or EGRESS.
<CCTIMER> Indicates the transmission cycle of the continuity check  For

(CC) message. This parameter is used for the CC test. nonstandard
 For nonstandard MP: MP: 5000
The valid value ranges from 1000 to 60000 (units in (ms)
milliseconds with the step length of 100).  For
 For standard MP: standard
MP: 4(1s)
The transmission cycles of CCM are defined by
Draft 8.0: 1(3.3ms), 2(10ms), 3(100ms), 4(1s),
5(10s), 6(60s), 7(600s)
Currently, the products support the following
transmission cycles for CC:
4(1s), 5(10s), 6(60s), 7(600s)
<LBTIME> Indicates the period when an LB test times out. This 5000 (ms)
parameter is used for the LB test.
The valid value ranges from 3000 to 60000 (units in
milliseconds with the step length of 100).
<LTTIME> Indicates the period when an LT test times out. This 5000(ms)
parameter is used for the LT test that serves the same
purpose as that of the LB test.

<MCCCSTATUS> Indicates whether the CC test is activated. INACTIVE

This valid values are INACTIVE and ACTIVE.
<MD> Indicates the MD identifier. NA

The valid format is MD-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<MD ID>.
<MD ID> ranges from 1 to 0xFFFFFF00.
<MA> Indicates the MA identifier. NA

The valid format is MA-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<MA ID>.
<MA ID> ranges from 1 to 0xFFFFFF00.
<MACADDR> Indicates the CC destination multicast MAC address. 01-80-c2-00-

The valid value ranges from 01-80-c2-00-00-30 to 01- 00-30
80-c2-00-00-3f.
This parameter is valid only for standard MP.
<IPADDR> Indicates the IP address of the MP. 0.0.0.0

This parameter can not be specified with the following Indicates that
values. the IP address
0.*.*.*; 127.*.*.*; 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255; is invalid.
240.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255; *.*.*.255; *.*.*.0
<PINGFRAMELENGTH> Indicates the length of the ping frame. 64

bytes).
<PINGOVERTIME> Indicates the period when a ping operation times out. 5

The valid value ranges from 3 to 60 (units in seconds).
<PDFRAMELENGTH> Indicates the length of the performance detection 64

frame.
bytes).
<PDOVERTIME> Indicates the period when performance detection times 5

out.
<AISSTATE> Indicates whether certain alarms are suppressed by INACTIVE

sending packets to the opposite end.
INACTIVE
ACTIVE
<CLIENTLAYER> Indicates the client layer. The valid value ranges from 7
1 to 7.
Sets the alarm suppression level of a node. This level

should be higher than the level of the MD where the
node resides.
<AISPERIOD> Indicates the AIS period (units in milliseconds) and 60000

does not have any step lengths.
The valid value is 1000 or 60000.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-MP::MP-1-12-2:C:::STANDARDTYPE=STANDARDMP,SRVTYPE=LINK,LINKFROM=FAC-1-
12-3,LINKTO=ACC-1-12-
1,VLANID=2,MPTYPE=MEP,MPDIR=INGRESS,CCTIMER=4,LBTIME=5000,LTTIME=5000,MCCCS
TATUS=INACTIVE,MD=MD-1-12-1,MA=MA-1-12-1,MACADDR=01-80-c2-00-00-
30,IPADDR=10.1.1.2,PINGFRAMELENGTH=64,PINGOVERTIME=3,PDFRAMELENGTH=64,PDOVE
RTIME=3,AISSTATE=ACTIVE,CLIENTLAYER=7,AISPERIOD=60000;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-25 18:54:51
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-MP
DLT-MP
RTRV-MP
ED-MP
Edits the maintenance point (MP).
Function
This command modifies the MP for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-MP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[CCTIMER=<CCTIMER>],[LBTIME=<LBTIME>],
[LTTIME=<LTTIME>],[MCCCSTATUS=<MCCCSTATUS>],
[MACADDR=<MPCCMAC>],[IPADDR=<MPIP>],
[PINGFRAMELENGTH=<MPPINGFRMLEN>],
[PINGOVERTIME=<MPPINGOVERTIME>],
[PDFRAMELENGTH=<MPPDFRMLEN>],[PDOVERTIME=<MPPDOVERTIME>],
[AISSTATE=<AISSTATE>],[CLIENTLAYER=<CLIENTLAYER>],
[AISPERIOD=<AISPERIOD>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the MP. NA

The valid format is MP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<MP ID>.
<CCTIMER> Indicates the transmission cycle of the continuity check  For

(CC) message. This parameter is used for the CC test. nonstandard
 For nonstandard MP: MP: 5000
The valid value ranges from 1000 to 60000 (units in (ms)
milliseconds with the step length of 100).  For
 For standard MP: standard MP:
4(1s)
The transmission cycles of CCM are defined by
Draft 8.0: 1(3.3ms), 2(10ms), 3(100ms), 4(1s),
5(10s), 6(60s), 7(600s)
Currently, the products support the following
transmission cycles for CC:
4(1s), 5(10s), 6(60s), 7(600s)
<LBTIME> Displays the LB test timeout time. This parameter is 5000

used for the LB test.
The valid value ranges from 3000 to 60000. The unit is
1 ms, and the step length is 100.
<LTTIME> Displays the LT test timeout time. This parameter is 5000

used for the LT test, which serves the same purpose as
that of the LB test.
The valid value ranges from 3000 to 60000. The unit is

1 ms, and the step length is 100.
<MCCCSTATUS> Displays whether the CC test is activated. INACTIVE

This valid values are INACTIVE and ACTIVE.
<MPCCMAC> Indicates the CC destination multicast MAC Address. 01-80-c2-00-00-

The valid value ranges from 01-80-c2-00-00-30 to 01- 30
80-c2-00-00-3f.
<MPIP> Indicates the IP of the MP. 0.0.0.0

This parameter can not be specified with the following Indicates that the
values. IP address is
0.*.*.*; 127.*.*.*; 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255; invalid.
240.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255; *.*.*.255; *.*.*.0
<MPPINGFRMLEN> Indicates the length of the ping frame. 64
<MPPINGOVERTIME> Indicates the ping timeout time. 5
<MPPDFRMLEN> Indicates the length of the performance detection 64

frame.
<MPPDOVERTIME> Indicates the performance detection timeout time. 5
<AISSTATE> Indicates whether certain alarms are suppressed by INACTIVE

sending packets to the opposite end.
The valid values are INACTIVE and ACTIVE.
<CLIENTLAYER> Indicates the client layer. 7

Sets the alarm suppression level of a node. This level
should be higher than the level of the MD in which the
node resides.
<AISPERIOD> Indicates the AIS period. The unit is expressed in 60000

milliseconds and does not have any step lengths.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-MP::MP-1-12-
2:C:::CCTIMER=4,LBTIME=5000,LTTIME=5000,MCCCSTATUS=INACTIVE,MD=MD-1-12-
1,MA=MA-1-12-1,MACADDR=01-80-c2-00-00-
RTIME=3,AISSTATE=ACTIVE,CLIENTLAYER=7,AISPERIOD=60000;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-25 18:54:51
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MP
DLT-MP
RTRV-MP
DLT-MP
Deletes a maintenance point (MP).
Function
This command deletes an MP for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-MP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the identifier of the maintenance point. NA

<AID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-MP::MP-1-1-10:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 17:50:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-MP
ED-MP
RTRV-MP
RTRV-MP
Retrieves a maintenance point (MP).
Function
This command retrieves an MP for Ethernet OAM in a unit.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the identifier of the maintenance point. NA

<AID>
Supports ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::STANDARDTYPE=<STANDARDTYPE>,SRVTYPE=<SRVTYPE>,LINKFROM=<LINKFROM
>,LINKTO=<LINKTO>,[INTAG=<INTAG>],[INSTAG=<INSTAG>],[VLANID=<VLANID>],
[LEVEL=<LEVEL>],MPTYPE=<MPTYPE>,MPDIR=<MPDIR>,CCTIMER=<CCTIMER>,LBTIME=<LBT
IME>,LTTIME=<LTTIME>,MCCCSTATUS=<MCCCSTATUS>,[MD=<MD>],[MA=<MA>],
[ MACADDR=<MACADDR>],[IPADDR=<IPADDR>],[PINGFRAMELENGTH=<PINGFRAMELENGTH>],
[PINGOVERTIME=<PINGOVERTIME>],[PDFRAMELENGTH=<PDFRAMELENGTH>],
[PDOVERTIME=<PDOVERTIME>],[AISSTATE=<AISSTATE>],
[CLIENTLAYER=<CLIENTLAYER>],[AISPERIOD=AISPERIOD]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the maintenance point.

<STANDARDTYPE> Indicates the type of the MP. The valid values are as follows:
 NOSTANDARDMP: draft 3 MP
 STANDARDMP: standard MP
<SRVTYPE> Indicates the service type.
<LINKFROM> Indicates the source of the link.

The valid format is
 PORT: FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
 VBLP: VBLP-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<VBID>-<VBLP>
This parameter is valid only when <SRVTYPE> is set to LINK.
<LINKTO> Indicates the sink of the link.

 PORT: FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
 VBLP: VBLP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<VB ID>-<VBLP
ID>
<INTAG> Indicates the tag of incoming packets. The tag can be a VLAN ID. This
parameter is optional and indicates an EPL in this response.
<INSTAG> Indicates the VLAN tag of the incoming service. This parameter is
optional.
<VLANID> Indicates VLAN ID of the service.
<LEVEL> Indicates the level of OAM frames, which is used to identify different
customers.
The valid value ranges from 0 to 7. The value "0" indicates the highest
priority.
<MPTYPE> Indicates the type of the MP.

MEP: maintenance end point. OAM message capsules must be
generated or terminated at the MEP or returned to the responding frame
in the LB or LT test.
MIP: maintenance intermediate point. OAM message capsules are
transparently transmitted only, or returned to the responding frame in
the LB or LT test.
<MPDIR> Indicates the direction of the MP.

 BIDI: bidirectional
 INGRESS
 EGRESS
If <MPTYPE> is set to MIP, this field must be BIDIR. If the
<MPTYPE> is MEP, this field must be INGRESS or EGRESS.
<CCTIMER> Indicates the transmission cycle of the continuity check (CC) message.
This parameter is used for the CC test.
<LBTIME> Displays the LB test timeout time. This parameter is used for the LB
test.
The valid value ranges from 3000 to 60000. Units are in milliseconds
and the step length is 100.
<LTTIME> Displays the LT test timeout time. This parameter is used for the LT
test, which serves the same purpose as that of the LB test.
The valid value ranges from 3000 to 60000. Units are in milliseconds
and the step length is 100.
<MCCCSTATUS> Displays whether the CC test is activated.

The valid values are INACTIVE and ACTIVE.
<MD> Indicates the maintenance domain (MD) identifier.

The valid format is MD-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MD ID>.
<MA> Indicates the maintenance association (MA) identifier.

<MACADDR> Indicates the CC destination multicast MAC Address.

The valid value ranges from 01-80-c2-00-00-30 to 01-80-c2-00-00-3f.
<IPADDR> Indicates the IP of the MP.

<PINGFRAMELENGTH> Indicates the length of the Ping frame.

The valid value ranges from 64 to 1522 (units in bytes).
<PINGOVERTIME> Indicates the expiring time of Pinging.

<PDFRAMELENGTH> Indicates the length of the PD frame.

<PDOVERTIME> Indicates the timeout time of PD.

<AISSTATE> Indicates whether certain alarms are suppressed by sending packets to

the opposite end.
INACTIVE
ACTIVE
<CLIENTLAYER> Indicates the client layer. The valid value ranges from 1 to 7.
Sets the alarm suppression level of a node. This level should be higher
than the level of the MD in which the node resides.
<AISPERIOD> Indicates the AIS period (units are in milliseconds and there are not any
step lengths).
Example
Command
RTRV-MP::MP-1-12-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-08-25 00:27:16
M C COMPLD
"MP-1-12-1::STANDARDTYPE=STANDARDMP,SRVTYPE=LINK,LINKFROM=FAC-1-12-
3,LINKTO=ACC-1-12-
1,VLANID=1,LEVEL=0,MPTYPE=MEP,MPDIR=INGRESS,CCTIMER=5000,LBTIME=5000,LTTIME
=5000,MCCCSTATUS=INACTIVE,MD=MD-1-12-1,MA=MA-1-12-1,MACADDR=01-80-c2-00-00-
RTIME=3,AISSTATE=ACTIVE,CLIENTLAYER=7,AISPERIOD=60000"
;
Related Commands
ENT-MP
DLT-MP
ED-MP
REPTÊVTÔAMSERVICELOOP
Reports service loop events.
Function
When the OAM service loop is detected by the ETHOAM protocol, the MP service loop
events will be reported.
This function is only valid for nonstandard MPs.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVTÔAMSERVICELOOP<cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:<PORT>,<VLANID>,<LEVEL>,<DIR>" <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the identifier of the source maintenance point.

The valid format is MP-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<MP>.
The type of the <MP> must be MEP.
<PORT> Indicates the channel on which the service loop occurred. The valid format
is FAC/ACC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PORT>.
<VLANID> Indicates the VLAN ID of the MP.
<LEVEL> Indicates the level of the source MP.
<DIR> Indicates the direction of the source MP.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2008-12-11 15:11:53
* 667681 REPT EVT OAMSERVICELOOP
"MP-1-3-1:FAC-1-3-1,1,0,EGRESS"
;
>
Related Commands
None
STA-OAM-PING
Starts an OAM ping test.
Function
This command instructs an NE to start a ping test.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
STA-OAM-PING:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::DSTIP=<DSTIP>,PINGTIME =
<PINGTIME>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source MP identifier. The valid format is MP- NA

<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MP ID>. The field
<MPTYPE> (see ENT-MP) of the MP must be MEP.
<DSTIP> Indicates the IP of the destination MP. NA
<PINGTIME> Indicates the number of pings. NA

The valid value ranges from 1 to 1000 or 65535. 65535
denotes an infinite number of pings.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STA-OAM-PING::MP-1-12-2:a:::dstip=129.9.0.100,pingtime=100;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-03 10:36:49
M A COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
STP-OAM-PING
Stops an Ethernet OAM ping test.
Function
This command instructs an NE to stop a ping test.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
STP-OAM-PING:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source MP identifier. The valid format is MP- NA

<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MP ID>. The field <MPTYPE>
(see ENT-MP) of the MP must be MEP.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<SID>^<YYYY-MM-DD>^<HH:MM:SS>
<cr><lf>M^^<CTAG>^COMPLD <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STP-OAM-PING::MP-1-12-2:a;
Response Message
NE 2008-01-03 10:36:49
M A COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
STA-OAM-PERDECT
Starts Ethernet OAM performance detection
Function
This command instructs an NE to start Ethernet OAM performance detection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
STA-OAM-PERDECT:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::DSTMP=<DSTMP>,PDTIME=<PDTIME>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source MP identifier. The valid format is NA

MP-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MP ID>. The field
<MPTYPE> (See ENT-MP) of the MP must be MEP.
<DSTMP> Indicates the sink MP identifier. The valid value ranges NA

from 1 to 4294967040.
<PDTIME> Indicates the number of pings. NA

The valid value ranges from 1 to 1000 or 65535. 65535
denotes an infinite number of pings.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STA-OAM-PERDECT::MP-1-12-1:1:::DSTMP=2,PDTIME=10;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-03 12:59:28
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
STP-OAM-PERDECT
Stops Ethernet OAM performance detection.
Function
This command instructs an NE to stop Ethernet OAM performance detection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
STP-OAM-PERDECT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the source MP identifier. The <MP> range NA

value is 1 ~ 0xFFFFFF00.The valid format is MP-
<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<MP ID>. The field
<MPTYPE> (see ENT-MP) of the MP must be MEP.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STP-OAM-PERDECT::MP-1-12-1:1;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-01-03 12:59:28
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
ED-P2POAM-ADMIN
Edits the administration parameters of the point-to-point OAM.
Function
This command modifies the administration parameters of the point-to-point OAM.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-P2POAM-ADMIN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[P2POAMENABLE=<P2POAMENABLE>],[P2POAMMODE=<P2POAMMODE>],
[LNKEVTNTFY=<LNKEVTNTFY>],[RSPRMTLB=<RSPRMTLB>],
[ERRFRMWINDOW=<ERRFRMWINDOW>],[ERRFRMTH=<ERRFRMTH>],
[ERRFRMPRDWINDOW=<ERRFRMPRDWINDOW>],
[ERRFRMPRDTH=<ERRFRMPRDTH>],
[ERRFRMSECWINDOW=<ERRFRMSECWINDOW>],
[ERRFRMSECTH=<ERRFRMSECTH>],[UNIOPEREN=<UNIOPEREN>],
[RMTLBCNTL=<RMTLBCNTL>],[LDPORTBLOCK=<LDPORTBLOCK>],
[LDENABLE=<LDENABLE>];
Command Parameters

<PORT ID>.
<P2POAMENABLE> Indicates whether the Ethernet OAM is enabled. The DISABLE

valid values are DISABLE and ENABLE.
<P2POAMMODE> Indicates the working mode of Ethernet OAM. The ACTIVE

valid values are PASSIVE and ACTIVE.
<LNKEVTNTFY> Indicates whether remote reporting of Ethernet OAM ENABLE

link events is supported. The valid values are
DISABLE and ENABLE.
<RSPRMTLB> Indicates whether the reporting of responses to the DISABLE

remote loopback in Ethernet OAM is supported. The
<ERRFRMWINDOW> Indicates the monitoring time window of errored 1000

frames.
<ERRFRMTH> Indicates the monitoring threshold of errored frames. 1

The valid value ranges from 1 to 4294967295 (units
in frames).
<ERRFRMPRDWINDOW> Indicates the monitoring time window of the error Maxpps (The
frame period (units in frames). value varied
The value is determined as follows: with different
 1. Based on the MaxSpeed (units are in bits units.)
and valid values are: 10M, 100M, 1000M, or
10000M) that the specific card supports, the
following formula is used to compute the
maximum number of frames that the port can
receive per second at the maximum speed. (The
frames are computed at 64 bytes; preambles at 8
bytes; and IPG*Speed 96 bits.).
Maxpps (number of frames received per second) =
MaxSpeed/(Frame*8 + Preamble*8 + IPG*Speed)
= MaxSpeed/(64*8 + 8*8 + 96). The result should
be an integer.
NOTE:
The values of Maxpps at each rate are as follows:
 10 Mbit/s: 14880
 100 Mbit/s: 148800
 1000 Mbit/s: 1488000
 10 Gbit/s: 14880000
 2. The step length is 1.

 3. According to the preceding computation,
the range of the monitoring window is as follows:
Maxpps/10 to Maxpps*60
Default value: Maxpps
<ERRFRMPRDTH> Indicates the monitoring threshold of the error frame 1

period.
Units are expressed in frames.
<ERRFRMSECWINDOW> Indicates the monitoring time window of errored 60

frames.
seconds).
<ERRFRMSECTH> Indicates the monitoring threshold of frame-errored 1

seconds.
seconds).
<UNIOPEREN> Indicates whether unidirectional operation is DISABLE

supported. The valid values are DISABLE and
ENABLE.
<RMTLBCNTL> Indicates whether the loopback control for Ethernet DISABLE

OAM is enabled. The valid values are DISABLE and
ENABLE.
<LDPORTBLOCK> Indicates whether blocking a port is enabled. The ENABLE

<LDENABLE> Indicates whether the loopback test is enabled. The DISABLE

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-P2POAM-ADMIN::FAC-1-2-
4:100:::P2POAMENABLE=DISABLE,P2POAMMODE=ACTIVE,LNKEVTNTFY=ENABLE,RSPRMTLB=D
ISABLE,ERRFRMWINDOW=1000,ERRFRMTH=1,ERRFRMPRDWINDOW=14880000,ERRFRMPRDTH=1,
ERRFRMSECWINDOW=60,ERRFRMSECTH=1,UNIOPEREN=DISABLE,LDPORTBLOCK=ENABLE,LDENA
BLE=DISABLE
Response Message
NE 2005-08-05 16:55:00
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-P2POAM-ADMIN
RTRV-P2POAM-ADMIN
Retrieves the administration parameters of the point-to-point OAM
Function
This command retrieves the administration parameters of the point-to-point OAM.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-P2POAM-ADMIN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT NA

<AID>
ID>.
Supports the "&" and "&&" symbols and ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[P2POAMENABLE=<P2POAMENABLE>],[P2POAMMODE=<P2POAMMODE>],
[LNKEVTNTFY=<LNKEVTNTFY>],[RSPRMTLB=<RSPRMTLB>],
[ERRFRMWINDOW=<ERRFRMWINDOW>],[ERRFRMTH=<ERRFRMTH>],
[ERRFRMPRDWINDOW=<ERRFRMPRDWINDOW>],[ERRFRMPRDTH=<ERRFRMPRDTH>],
[ERRFRMPRDTH=<ERRFRMPRDTH>],[ERRFRMSECWINDOW=<ERRFRMSECWINDOW>],
[ERRFRMSECTH=<ERRFRMSECTH>],[UNIOPEREN=<UNIOPEREN>],
[RMTLBSTATE=<RMTLBSTATE>],[LDPORTBLOCK=<LDPORTBLOCK>],[LDENABLE
=<LDENABLE>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<P2POAMENABLE> Indicates whether the Ethernet OAM is enabled. The valid values are
DISABLE and ENABLE.
<P2POAMMODE> Indicates the working mode of Ethernet OAM. The valid values are
PASSIVE and ACTIVE.
<LNKEVTNTFY> Indicates whether remote reporting of Ethernet OAM link events is

supported. The valid values are DISABLE and ENABLE.
<RSPRMTLB> Indicates whether the response to the remote loopback in Ethernet

OAM is supported. The valid values are DISABLE and ENABLE.
<ERRFRMWINDOW> Indicates the monitoring time window of errored frames.

The valid value ranges from 1000 to 60000 (units in milliseconds

with the step length of 100).
<ERRFRMTH> Indicates the monitoring threshold of errored frames.

The valid value ranges from 1 to 4294967295 (units in frames).
<ERRFRMPRDWINDOW> Indicates the monitoring time window of the frame-errored period.

The units are expressed in frames
The value is determined as follows:
 1. Based on the MaxSpeed (units are in bits and valid values
are: 10M, 100M, 1000M, or 10000M) that the specific card
supports, the following formula is used to compute the maximum
number of frames that the port can receive per second at the
maximum speed. (The frames are computed at 64 bytes;
preambles at 8 bytes; and IPG*Speed 96 bits.)
Maxpps (number of frames received per second) =
MaxSpeed/(Frame*8 + Preamble*8 + IPG*Speed) =
MaxSpeed/(64*8 + 8*8 + 96). The result should be an integer.
NOTE:
1. The values of Maxpps at each rate are as follows:
 10 Mbps: 14880
 100 Mbps: 148800
 1000 Mbps: 1488000
 10 Gbps: 14880000
 2. The step length is 1.

 3. According to the preceding computation, the range of the
monitoring window is as follows:
Maxpps/10 to Maxpps*60
Default: Maxpps
<ERRFRMPRDTH> Indicates the monitoring threshold of the error frame period.

The valid value ranges from 1 to 4294967295 (units in frames).
<ERRFRMSECWINDOW> Indicates the monitoring time window of frame-errored seconds.

<ERRFRMSECTH> Indicates the monitoring threshold of frame-errored seconds.

<UNIOPEREN> Indicates whether the unidirectional operation is supported. The valid

values are DISABLE and ENABLE.
<RMTLBSTATE> Indicates the state of the remote loopback in Ethernet OAM. The
valid value is as follows:
 NOLOOP: no loopback
 STALOOP: start loopback at local point.
 RSPLOOP: response to remote loopback.
<LDPORTBLOCK> Indicates whether port blocking is enabled. The valid values are
DISABLE and ENABLE.
<LDENABLE> Indicates whether loopback detection is enabled. The valid values are
DISABLE and ENABLE.
<MAXOAMPKTLEN> Indicates the maximum length of the OAM packet.

The value can only be set to 1518 currently.
<RMTLNKEVTNTFY> Indicates whether the remote reporting of Ethernet OAM link events
is supported by the opposite port. The valid values are DISABLE
and ENABLE.
<RMTRSPRMTLB> Indicates whether the response to the remote loopback in Ethernet

OAM is supported by the opposite port. The valid values are
DISABLE and ENABLE.
<RMTUNIOPEREN> Indicates whether the unidirectional operation is supported by the

opposite port. The valid values are DISABLE and ENABLE.
<RMTP2POAMMODE> Indicates the Ethernet OAM work mode of the opposite port. The
valid values are PASSIVE and ACTIVE.
<RMTMAXOAMPKTLEN> Indicates the maximum length of the OAM packet of the opposite
port (units in bytes).
Example
Command
RTRV-P2P0AM-ADMIN::FAC-1-2-4:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-01-06 20:25:54
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-
4::P2POAMENABLE=ENABLE,P2POAMMODE=ACTIVE,LNKEVTNTFY=ENABLE,RSPRMTLB=DISABLE
,ERRFRMWINDOW=1000,ERRFRMPRDWINDOW=14880000,ERRFRMPRDTH=1,ERRFRMSECWINDOW=6
0,ERRFRMSECTH=1,LDPORTBLOCK=ENABLE,LDENABLE=DISABLE"
;
>
Related Commands
ED-P2POAM-ADMIN
D.14.11 Other Maintenace commands

This section lists the commands used to maintain network communication.
STA-PING-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
Starts sending Ethernet test frames.
Function
This command instructs an NE to start sending Ethernet test frames.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
STA-PING-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[PKTNUM=<PKTNUM>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> The valid values for modifier 2 are FETH, GETH and NA
XGETH (10GETH).

<PATH ID>
<PKTNUM> Indicates the number of test packets to be sent. NA

This parameter is optional. By default, packets are
continuously sent until a user changes this parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STA-PING-GETH::ACC-1-1-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
STP-PING-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
RTRV-PING-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
Stops sending Ethernet test frames.
Function
This command instructs an NE to stop sending Ethernet test frames.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
STP-PING-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
XGETH (10GETH).

<PATH ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STP-PING-GETH::ACC-1-1-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the parameters of a ping test.
Function
This command instructs the NE to retrieve the state and count of Ethernet test frames.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PING-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
XGETH (10GETH).

<PATH ID>
retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::TESTMODE=<TESTMODE>,[PKTNUM=<PKTNUM>],TOTALSEND=<TOTALSEND>,
[RESPONDRECV=<RESPONDRECV>,NORMALRECV=<NORMALRECV>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<TESTMODE> Indicates the current test mode.

 STOP: indicates that test frames are not transmitted.
 CONTINUOUS: indicates the continuous transmitting of test frames.
If <PKTNUM> is not set, the test frames are sent continuously by default.
 BURST: indicates the continuous transmission of test frames. If
<PKTNUM> needs to be set, this parameter must be set to BURST.
<PKTNUM> Indicates the number of test packets. By default, packets are continuously sent
until a user changes this parameter.
This parameter is optional. It is required only when <TESTMODE> is set to
BURST.
<TOTALSEND> Indicates the total number of transmitted test frames.
<RESPONDRECV> Indicates the number of received responses to the test frames.
<NORMALRECV> Indicates the number of test frames received.
Example
Command
RTRV-PING-GETH::ACC-1-1-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"ACC-1-1-
2::TESTMODE=BURST,PKTNUM=200,TOTALSEND=200,RESPONDRECV=200,NORMALRECV=0"
;
Related Commands
INIT-PING-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>
Initializes the ping test parameters.
Function
This command initializes the counter for Ethernet test frames.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
INIT-PING-<FETH/GETH/XGETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[COUNTERTYPE=<COUNTERTYPE>];
Command Parameters
XGETH (10GETH).

ID>
ID>-<PATH ID>
<COUNTERTYPE> Indicates the type of counter to be cleared. The valid ALL


 ALL
 TOTAL-SEND
 RSP-RECV
 NORM-RECV
 CUR-SEND
This parameter is optional and its default value is
ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-PING-GETH::ACC-1-1-1:100:::COUNTERTYPE=NORM-RECV;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
REPTÊVT^PING
Reports the frame test event.
Function
This command reports the result of the frame test.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^PING<cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:<RESPONDRECV>,<NORMALRECV>,<TOTALSEND>,<IPFLAG>" <cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format are as follows:

 CLNT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH
ID>
<RESPONDRECV> Indicates the number of received responses to the test frame.
<NORMALRECV> Indicates the number of test frames received.
<TOTALSEND> Indicates the total number of test frames transmitted.
<IPFLAG> Indicates whether the test is in process or complete.

The valid values are IP (in progress) and COMPLD (completed).
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
A 100 REPT EVT PING
"ACC-1-5-3:100,100,100,COMPLD"
;
Related Commands
None
STA-CAPT
Create port capture rules.
Function
This command instructs an NE create port capture rules.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
STA-CAPT:[<TID>]:<STA_PCSN>:<CTAG>:::PORT=<INPORT>,
[VLANID=<PKTVLANID>],[CAPTDIR=<CAPTDIR>],[PKTTYPE=<DFTPKTTYPE>],
[CAPTNUM=<CAPTNUM>];
Command Parameters
<STA_PCSN> Valid value can be following:PCSN-<SHELF>- NA

<SLOT>-<PCSN>.
<PCSN> <PCSN>is the protocol capture session number that NA

uniquely identifies the protocol capture session for which
data is being retrieved. <PCSN>can range from 1 to
MAX_PCSN
<PORT> ndicates the port.Valid value can be as follows: NA

FAC/ACC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PORT>
<VLANID> Indicates the identify of a vlan.Valid value can range NA

from 0 to 4095. Default to capture packet from the port.
<CAPTDIR> Indicates the direction from which the user will capture NA
packet. Valid value can be as follows:TX: 1 RX: 2
,Optional, default value is TX.
<PKTTYPE> Type of the packet that will be captured. Valid value can GFPCMF
be as follows:
GFPCMF:1(If <PORT> is ACC-<SLOT ID>-<PORT>)
LPT:2
IGMP:3
RSTP:4
MPLSOAM:5
ETHOAM:6
LACP:7.
this is Optional, default value is GFPCMF
<CAPTNUM> Indicates the total count of packet. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STA-CAPT::PCSN-1-1:100:::PORT=FAC-1-
1,VLANID=1,CAPTDIR=RX,PKTTYPE=RSTP,CAPTNUM=10;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
STP-CAPT
RTRV-CAPT
STP-CAPT
Delete port capture rules.
Function
This command instructs an NE delete port capture rules.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
STP-CAPT:[<TID>]:<STA_PCSN>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<STA_PCSN> Valid value can be following:PCSN-<SHELF>- NA

<SLOT>-<PCSN>.
<PCSN> <PCSN>is the protocol capture session number that NA

uniquely identifies the protocol capture session for which
data is being retrieved. <PCSN>can range from 1 to
MAX_PCSN
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STP-CAPT::PCSN-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
STA-CAPT
RTRV-CAPT
RTRV-CAPT
Retrieve port capture rules.
Function
This command instructs the NE to retrieve port capture rules.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-CAPT:[<TID>]:<RTRV_PCSN>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Valid value can be following:PCSN-<SHELF>- NA

<SLOT>-<PCSN>.
<RTRV_PCSN> <PCSN>is the protocol capture session number that NA
uniquely identifies the protocol capture session for
which data is being retrieved.<PCSN>can range from 1
to MAX_PCSN
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::PORT=<INPORT>,[VLANID=<PKTVLANID>],CAPTDIR=<CAPTDIR>,
[PKTTYPE]=<DFTPKTTYPE>,[CAPTNUM]=<CAPTNUM>,[PKTLEN]=<DFTPKTLEN>,
[PACKET]=<DFTPKT>;"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is PCSN-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PCSN>.
<INPORT> Indicates the port.Valid value can be as follows:PCSN-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-

<PCSN>.
<VLANID> Indicates the identify of a vlan.Valid value can range from 0 to 4095. Default
to capture packet from the port.
<CAPTDIR> Indicates the direction from which the user will capture packet. Valid value can
be as follows:TX: 1 RX: 2 ,Optional, default value is TX.
<PKTTYPE> Type of the packet that will be captured.
<CAPTNUM> Indicates the packet number of captured.
<DPKTLEN> Indicates the length of single packet.
<PACKET> Indicates the content of packet.
Example
Command
RTRV-CAPT::PCSN-1-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"PCSN-1-1::PORT=FAC-1-1-
1,VLANID=100,CAPTDIR=TX,PKTTYPE=GFPCMF,CAPTNUM=10,PKTLEN=10,PACKET=10"
;
Related Commands
STA-CAPT
STP-CAPT
INIT-TEST-<FETH/GETH/VCG>
Initialize all the ethernet test packet counter.
Function
This command initializes the ethernet test packet counter.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
INIT-TEST-<FETH/GETH/VCG>:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::COUNTERTYPE=<COUNTERTYPE>;
Command Parameters

<PORT>:FAC/ACC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PORT>.
<COUNTERTYPE> Select a counter to be cleared: ALL

ALL(0)
TOTAL-SEND(1)
when TESTTYPE is FRAME:
RSP-RECV(2)
NORM-RECV(3)
when TESTTYPE is PACKET:
CUR-SEND(4)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-TEST-FETH::FAC-1-2-3:102:::COUNTERTYPE=ALL;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
STA-TEST-<FETH/GETH/VCG>
STP-TEST-<FETH/GETH/VCG>
RTRV-TEST-<FETH/GETH/VCG>
Retrieves the packet content of a port test.
Function
This command instructs the NE to retrieve the packet content of a port test.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PING-<FETH/GETH/VCG>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

FAC/ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<AID>::TESTMODE=<TESTMODE>,[PKTNUM=<PKTNUM>],TOTALSEND=<TOTALSEND>,
[CURRENTSEND]=<CURRENTSEND>,[PKTLEN]=<PKTLEN>,[PKTTYPE]=<PKTTYPE>,
[STUFFTYPE]=<PKTDATATYPE>,[PKTMACDA]=<PKTMACDA>,[PKTMACSA]=<PKTMACSA>,
[PKTIPDA]=<PKTIPDA>,[PKTIPSA]=<PKTIPSA>,[PKTVLANID]=<PKTVLANID>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> The valid format is ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<TESTMODE> Indicates the current test mode.
<PKTNUM> Indicates the number of test packets.
<TOTALSEND> Indicates the total number of transmitted test frames.
<CURRENTSEND> Indicates the current send number.
<PKTLEN> Indicates the packet length.
<PKTTYPE> Indicates the packet type.

<PKTDATATYPE> Indicates the packet data type.
<PKTMACDA> Indicates the packet destination mac address.
<PKTMACSA> Indicates the packet source mac address.
<PKTIPDA> Indicates the packet destination ip address.
<PKTIPSA> Indicates the packet source ip address.
<PKTVLANID> Indicates the packet vlan id.
Example
Command
RTRV-TEST-FETH::FAC-1-2:100;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-
1::TESTMODE=BURST,PKTNUM=6000,TOTALSEND=3000,CURRENTSEND=500,PKTLEN=128,PKT
TYPE=CUSTOM,STUFFTYPE=0xAA,PKTMACDA=01-02-03-04-05-06,PKTMACSA=06-05-04-03-
02-01"
;
Related Commands
Starts Ethernet port test.
Function
This command instructs an NE to start sending Ethernet port test frames.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
STA-TEST-<FETH/GETH/VCG>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[PKTNUM=<PKTNUM>],
[PKTLEN=<PKTLEN>],[PKTTYPE=<PKTTYPE>],[STUFFTYPE=<PKTDATATYPE>],
[PKTMACDA=<PKTMACDA>],[PKTMACSA=<PKTMACSA>],
[PKTIPDA=<PKTIPDA>],[PKTIPSA=<PKTIPSA>],[PKTVLANID=<PKTVLANID>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is ACC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>- NA

<PORT ID>.
<PKTNUM> Indicates the number of test packets. NA
<PKTLEN> Indicates the packet length. 64
<PKTTYPE> Indicates the packet type. CUSTOM
<STUFFTYPE> Indicates the stuff type of the payload.It must be one of 4

follows:
1:Stuffed by 0xAA;
2:Stuffed by 0x55;
3:Stuffed by 0xFF;
4:Stuffed by 0x00;
5:Stuffed by numbers increasing by 1(0->255)
6:Stuffed by numbers decreasing by 1(255->0)
<PKTMACDA> Indicates the packet destination mac address. FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF
<PKTMACSA> Indicates the packet source mac address. FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF
<PKTIPDA> Indicates the packet destination ip address. 0.0.0.0
<PKTIPSA> Indicates the packet source ip address. 0.0.0.0
<PKTVLANID> Indicates the packet vlan id. 65535
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STA-TEST-GETH::FAC-1-2-
3:100:::PKTNUM=200,PKTLEN=128,PKTTYPE=IP,STUFFTYPE=4,PKTMACDA=01-02-03-04-
05-06,PKTMACSA=01-02-03-04-05-
06,PKTIPDA=10.11.12.13,PKTIPSA=10.11.12.13,PKTVLANID=1;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Stops Ethernet port test.
Function
This command instructs an NE to stop Ethernet port test.
Usage Note
None
Category
Configuration
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
STP-TEST-<FETH/GETH/VCG>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

ID>
ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STP-TEST-FETH::FAC-1-2-3:102;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.15 Configuring OTN Overhead

D.15.1 ED-<ODUN>
Edits the attributes of ODUn logical facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the ODUn logical facility.
Usage Note
ODUn includes ODU0,ODU1,ODU2,ODU5G,ODU3,ODU4 and ODUflex.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-<ODUN>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[TYPE=<TYPE>],
[SPEEDCHG=<SPEEDCHG>],[ENCAP=<ENCAP>],[BIP8MODE=<BIP8MODE>],
[DEGTH=<DEGTH>],[DEGTIME=<DEGTIME>],
[DEGINTERVAL=<DEGINTERVAL>],[SFBER=<SFBER>],[SDBER=<SDBER>],
[TIMACT=<TIMACT>],[TIMMODE=<TIMMODE>],[EXPTTISAPI=<EXPTTISAPI>],
[TTIOPER=<TTIOPER>],[EXPPT=<EXPPT>],[STPT=<STPT>],
[FTFLOPER=<FTFLOPER>],[LCKEN=<LCKEN>],
[NONINTRMON=<NONINTRMON>],[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],
[PLM2AIS=<PLM2AIS>],[MSIM2AIS=<MSIM2AIS>],[VCPLM2AIS=<VCPLM2AIS>],
[GCCTRANS=<GCCTRANS>],[RESTRANS=<RESTRANS>],[LATTYPE=<LATTYPE>],
[RATETOL=<RATETOL>],[AUTOMSIEN=<AUTOMSIEN>],[EXPMSI=<EXPMSI>],
[EXPMSITS=<EXPMSITS>],[MSI=<MSI>],[MSITS=<MSITS>]:[<PST>];
Command Parameters
Default
<ODUN> The valid values are NA

ODU0,ODU1,ODU2,ODU5G,ODU3,ODU4 and ODUflex.

 FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
For the valid values of specific units, refer to ODUN.
<TYPE> ODU2 and ODU3 have a standard mode and a high-speed The default
mode. This parameter is only valid for ODU2 and ODU3. The value varies
valid values are as follows: with
 STD: indicates the standard mode; the rate is 10.7 different
Gbit/s (ODU2) or 43 Gbit/s (ODU3). units.
 ODU2E: The bit rate is 11.1 Gbit/s.
 ODU3E: The bit rate is 44 Gbit/s.
<SPEEDCHG> Indicates whether the rate of ODUN is variable. The valid NA

 ENABLE: the rate of ODUN is variable.
 DISABLE: the rate of ODUN is fixed.
<ENCAP> Indicates the encapsulation mode. It is only valid for channels NA

where the encapsulation mode is configurable.
 ODU2: ODU2 cross-connection is configurable in this
channel.
 ODU2_TMUX_ODU1: ODU1 signals are encapsulated
into ODU2 signals, and the inner ODU1 cross-connection is
configurable in this channel.
 ODU1_TMUX_ODU0: ODU0 signals are encapsulated
into ODU1 signals, and the inner ODU0 cross-connection is
configurable in this channel.
 ODU3_TMUX: ODU1 and ODU2 signals are
encapsulated into ODU3 signals. The inner ODU1 and
ODU2 cross-connections are configurable in this channel.
 ODU3: ODU3 cross-connection is configurable in this
channel.
 AUTO: AUTO mode
Default
<BIP8MODE> Indicates the BIP8 error detection mode of an OTN. The valid The default
values are as follows: value varies
 POISSON with
 BURST different
units.
<DEGTH> Indicates the SD threshold for bit errors in BURST mode. This ODU0:3050
parameter is valid only when <BIP8MODE> is set to BURST. ODU1: 6126
The value ranges are as follows: ODU5G:
 ODU0: 1-10167 12303
 ODU1: 1-20420 ODU2:
 ODU5G: 1-41012 24607
 ODU2: 1-82025 ODU3:
 ODU3: 1-329491 98847
 ODU4: 1-856387 ODU4:
256916
 ODUFLEX: For ODUflex (N = 1), the DEG value
range is the same as that of ODU0; for ODUflex (N = 2), the
maximum DEG threshold is 2 x ODU0 maximum threshold.
For ODUflex (N = [3,7]), the maximum DEG threshold is (N
– 0.5) x ODU0 maximum threshold.
<DEGTIME> Indicates the DEG detection time expressed in seconds. This 7

parameter is valid only when <BIP8MODE> is set to BURST.
<DEGINTERVAL> Indicates the DEG detection time. Valid values include 10 ms, 1000 ms
100 ms, and 1000 ms.
<SFBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN ODUk PM BIP-8 SFBER on a 1E-3
facility. This parameter is valid only when <BIP8MODE> is set
to POISSON.
<SDBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN ODUk PM BIP-8 SDBER on a 1E-6

facility. This parameter is valid only when <BIP8MODE> is set
to POISSON.
<TIMACT> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-TIM response is DISABLE

enabled. The valid values are as follows:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE

 SAPI: Only the source access point identifier (SAPI) of
the TTI received is compared with that of the TTI to be
received.
 DAPI: Only the DAPI of the TTI received is compared
Default
with that of the TTI to be received.

 BOTH: The SAPI and DAPI of the TTI received are
compared with those of the TTI to be received.

The TTI is defined by ITU-T G.709 as a 64-byte string and
contains SAPI, DAPI, and OPER.

identifier.


identifier.

<EXPPT> Indicates the expected PT byte. The value is a hexagonal integer NA

with a single byte. Some of the values are defined in the OTN
specifications as follows.
0x01: Experimental mapping
0x02: Asynchronous CBR mapping
0x03: Bit synchronous CBR mapping
0x04: ATM mapping
0x05: GFP mapping
0x06: Virtual Concatenated signal
0x07: PCS codeword transparent Ethernet mapping
0x08: FC-1200 into OPU2e mapping
0x09: GFP mapping into Extended OPU2 payload
0x0A: STM-1 mapping into OPU0
0x0B: STM-4 mapping into OPU0
0x0C: FC-100 mapping into OPU0
Default
0x0D: FC-200 mapping into OPU1

0x0E: FC-400 mapping into OPUflex
0x0F: FC-800 mapping into OPUflex
0x10: Bit stream with octet timing mapping
0x11: Bit stream without octet timing mapping
0x12: IB SDR mapping into OPUflex
0x13: IB DDR mapping into OPUflex
0x14: IB QDR mapping into OPUflex
0x15: SDI mapping into OPU0
0x16: (1.485/1.001)Gbit/s SDI mapping into OPU1
0x17: 1.485 Gbit/s SDI mapping into OPU1
0x18: (2.970/1.001) Gbit/s SDI mapping into OPUflex
0x19: 2.970 Gbit/s SDI mapping into OPUflex
0x1a: SBCON/ESCON mapping into OPU0
0x1b: DVB_ASI mapping into OPU0
0x1c: FC-1600 mapping into OPUflex
0x1D~0x1F: Not available
0x20: ODU multiplex structure supporting ODTUjk only
0x21: ODU multiplex structure supporting ODTUk.ts or
ODTUk.ts and ODTUjk
0x22~0xFC: Not available
0xFD: NULL test signal mapping
0xFE: PRBS test signal mapping
0xFF: auto-sensing enabled. After auto-sensing is enabled, the
PT to be received will automatically change according to the
actual service type.
<STPT> Indicates the PT byte should be sent. The value is a hexagonal NA
integer with a single byte. Some of the values are defined in the
OTN specifications as follows.
0x04: ATM mapping
0x05: GFP mapping
Default

0x21: ODU multiplex structure supporting ODTUk.ts or
ODTUk.ts and ODTUjk
0xFF: auto-sensing enabled. After auto-sensing is enabled, the
PT to be sent will automatically change according to the actual
service type.
<FTFLOPER> Indicates the operator-specific field that contains the fault type NA
and fault location information. It is a string with no more than
118 bytes.
<LCKEN> Indicates whether maintenance signal insertion is enabled. The DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<NONINTRMON> Indicates whether non-intrusive monitoring is enabled. The DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<DELAYTIME> This parameter is only valid for the channels in an SNCP group. NA
Indicates the delay time. It is an integer ranging from 0 to 100,
which is expressed in 0.1 seconds.
Default
configured.
<PLM2AIS> Indicates whether PLM-triggered AIS insertion is enabled. The DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<MSIM2AIS> Indicates whether MSIM-triggered AIS insertion is enabled. The DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<VCPLM2AIS> Indicates whether VCPLM-triggered AIS insertion is enabled. DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<GCCTRANS> Indicates whether GCC1/2 is transparently transmitted with N

service cross-connections. It is applicable only to ODU2
services. The valid values are as follows:
 Y: GCC1/2 is transparently transmitted with service
cross-connections. GCC1/2 cannot be used for IP
communication.
 N: GCC1/2 is not transparently transmitted with service
cross-connections. GCC1/2 can be used for inter-NE
communication. In the GCC management command, the
number of the channel corresponding to GCC1/2 is 2.
 GCC1: GCC1 is transparently transmitted with service
cross-connections. GCC1 cannot be used for IP
communication.
 GCC2: GCC2 is transparently transmitted with service
cross-connections. GCC2 cannot be used for IP
communication.
<RESTRANS> Indicates whether the reserved overhead byte is transparently N

transmitted with service cross-connections. It is applicable only
to ODU2 services. The valid values are as follows:
 Y: The reserved overhead byte is transparently
transmitted with service cross-connections. The reserved
overhead byte cannot be used for IP communication.
 N: The reserved overhead byte is not transparently
transmitted with service cross-connections. The reserved
overhead byte can be used for inter-NE communication. In
the GCC management command, the number of the channel
corresponding to the reserved overhead byte is 3.
<LATTYPE> Specifies the channel latency measurement mode. The details NA
are as follows:
 Assuming that the latency of the
A<==>B<==>C<==>D service path needs to be measured,
Default
A and D are the source and sink ODUk channels of the

service, and B and C are the intermediate ODUk channels
that the service traverses. The latency measurement mode
can be set to INSERT for A, to TRANSPARENT for B and
C, and to LOOP for D. The following describes the
parameter values:
 INSERT: After the latency measurement mode is set to
INSERT for A, the latency measurement overhead will be
inserted at A to the OTN frame destined for D. In addition,
the latency measurement overhead will be extracted at A
from the OTN frame sent by D to A and the signal
transmission latency from A to D will be calculated.
 LOOP: After the latency maintenance mode is set to
LOOP for D, the latency measurement overhead will be
extracted from the OTN frame sent by A to D and is then
inserted into the OTN frame sent by D to A.
 TRANSPARENT: After the latency maintenance mode
is set to TRANSPARENT for B and C, the latency
measurement overhead in the OTN frame transmitted
between A and D will not be processed at B or C. By default,
the latency measurement mode is set to TRANSPARENT for
an ODUk channel.
<RATETOL> Indicates the frequency deviation of an ODUflex channel, in the NA

range of 0 ppm to 100 ppm.
AUTOMSIEN Indicates whether the Auto MSI is enable, ENABLE/DISABLE. NA
MSI Indicates the MSI to be transmitted. NA
MSITS Indicates the MSI TS to be transmitted NA
EXPMSI Indicates the expected MSI. NA
EXPMSITS Indicates the expected MSI TS. NA
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ODU1::CLNT-1-1-1-1:100:::BIP8MODE=POISSON;
Response Message
NE 2008-06-01 10:30:18 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.15.2 RTRV-<ODUN>
D.15.2 RTRV-<ODUN>
Retrieves the attributes of the ODUn logical facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the ODUn logical facility.
Usage Note
ODUn includes ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODU5G, ODU3, ODU4 and ODUflex.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-<ODUN>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
The valid values are ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODU5G, NA

<ODUN>
ODU3, ODU4 and ODUflex.
 FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>
 FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
For the valid values of the specific units, refer
to ODUN.
Response Syntax
[TYPE=<TYPE>],[SPEEDCHG=<SPEEDCHG>],[ENCAP=<ENCAP>],[BIP8MODE=<BIP8MODE>],
[DEGTH=<DEGTH>],[DEGTIME=<DEGTIME>],[DEGINTERVAL=<DEGINTERVAL>],
[SFBER=<SFBER>],[SDBER=<SDBER>],[TIMACT=<TIMACT>],[TIMMODE=<TIMMODE>],
[EXPTTISAPI=<EXPTTISAPI>],[EXPTTIDAPI=<EXPTTIDAPI>],[TTISAPI=<TTISAPI>],
[TTIDAPI=<TTIDAPI>],[TTIOPER=<TTIOPER>],[INCTTISAPI=<INCTTISAPI>],
[INCTTIDAPI=<INCTTIDAPI>],[INCTTIOPER=<INCTTIOPER>],[EXPPT=<EXPPT>],
[STPT=<STPT>],[INCPT=<INCPT>],[EXPVCPT=<EXPVCPT>],[INCVCPT=<INCVCPT>],
[FTFLOPER=<FTFLOPER>],[INCFWFT=<INCFWFT>],[INCFWOI=<INCFWOI>],
[INCFWOPER=<INCFWOPER>],[INCBWFT=<INCBWFT>],[INCBWOI=<INCBWOI>],
[INCBWOPER=<INCBWOPER>],[LCKEN=<LCKEN>],[NONINTRMON=<NONINTRMON>],
[DELAYTIME=<DELAYTIME>],[SWITCHSTATE=<SWITCHSTATE>],[PLM2AIS=<PLM2AIS>],
[MSIM2AIS=<MSIM2AIS>],[VCPLM2AIS=<VCPLM2AIS>],[GCCTRANS=<GCCTRANS>],
[RESTRANS=<RESTRANS>],[LATVALUE=<LATVALUE>],[TS=<TS>],
[RATETOL=<RATETOL>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters

 FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
 FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<CHANNEL ID>
<TYPE> ODU2 and ODU3 have a standard mode and a high-speed mode. This
parameter is only valid for ODU2 and ODU3.
 STD: indicates standard mode; the bit rate is 10.7 Gbit/s (ODU2) or
43 Gbit/s (ODU3).
 ODU2E: The bit rate is 11.1 Gbit/s.
 ODU3E: The bit rate is 44 Gbit/s.
 INVALID: unknown rate.
<SPEEDCHG> Indicates whether the rate of ODUN is variable. The valid values are as
follows:
 ENABLE: the rate of ODUN is variable.
 DISABLE: the rate of ODUN is fixed.
<ENCAP> Indicates the encapsulation mode. It is only valid for channels where the
encapsulation mode is configurable.
 ODU2: ODU2 cross-connection is configurable on this channel.
 ODU2_TMUX_ODU1: ODU1 signals are encapsulated into ODU2
signals, and the inner ODU1 cross-connection is configurable on this
channel.
 ODU1_TMUX_ODU0: ODU0 signals are encapsulated into ODU1
signals, and the inner ODU0 cross-connection is configurable on this
channel.
 ODU3_TMUX: ODU1 and ODU2 signals are encapsulated into
ODU3 signals. The inner ODU1 and ODU2 cross-connections are
configurable on this channel.
 ODU3: ODU3 cross-connection is configurable on this channel.
 AUTO: AUTO mode
<BIP8MODE> Indicates the BIP8 error detection mode of an OTN. The valid values are as
follows:
 POISSON
 BURST
<DEGTH> Indicates the signal degrade (SF) threshold for bit errors in BURST mode.
This parameter is only valid when the BIP8MODE is set to BURST.
The value ranges are as follows:
 ODU0: 1-10167
 ODU1: 1-20420
 ODU5G: 1-41012
 ODU2: 1-82025
 ODU3: 1-329491
 ODU4: 1-856387
 ODUFLEX: For ODUflex (N = 1), the DEG value range is the same
as that of ODU0;for ODUflex (N = 2), the maximum DEG threshold is 2
x ODU0 maximum threshold. For ODUflex (N = [3,7]), the maximum
DEG threshold is (N - 0.5) x ODU0 maximum threshold.
<DEGTIME> Indicates the DEG detection time expressed in seconds. This parameter is
valid only when BIP8MODE is set to BURST.
The value range is 1-10.
<DEGINTERVAL> Indicates the DEG detection time. Valid values include 10 ms, 100 ms, and
1000 ms.
<SFBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN ODUk PM BIP-8 SFBER on a facility. This
parameter is valid only when BIP8MODE is set to POISSON.
<SDBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN ODUk PM BIP-8 SDBER on a facility. This
<TIMACT> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-TIM response is enabled. The
 ENABLE
 DISABLE


DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.
INCTTISAPI Indicates the incoming TTI SAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
SAPI: SAPI: maximum 15-character source access point identifier.
INCTTIDAPI Indicates the incoming TTI DAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
DAPI: maximum 15-character destination access point identifier
INCTTIOPER Indicates the incoming TTI OPER string.

DAPI, and OPER.
<EXPPT> Indicates the expected PT byte. The value is hexagonal integer with a single
byte. Some of the values are defined in the OTN specifications as follows.
0x00: Not available
0x04: ATM mapping
0x05: GFP mapping

0x21: ODU multiplex structure supporting ODTUk.ts or ODTUk.ts and
ODTUjk
0xFF: Not available
<STPT> Indicates the PT byte should be sent. The value is hexagonal integer with a
single byte. Some of the values are defined in the OTN specifications as
follows.
0x00: Not available
0x03:Bit synchronous CBR mapping
0x04: ATM mapping
0x05: GFP mapping

0x1D~0x1F: Undefined
0x21: ODU multiplex structure supporting ODTUk.ts or ODTUk.ts and
ODTUjk
0x22~0xFC: Undefined
0xFF: Devices Send the PT byte according to the actual service type
<INCPT> Indicates the incoming PT byte. The value is a hexagonal integer with a
single byte, the meaning of each parameter is the same with the <EXPPT>.
<EXPVCPT> Indicates the expected virtual concatenation PT byte. This parameter is only
valid for the virtually concatenated ODU channels.
<INCVCPT> Indicates the incoming PT byte. This parameter is only valid for the
virtually concatenated ODU channels.
<FTFLOPER> Indicates the operator-specific field that contains the fault type and fault
location information.
<INCFWFT> Indicates the incoming forward fault type of FTFL.

 NORMAL: 0x0
 SF: 0x1
 SD: 0x2
<INCFWOI> Indicates the incoming forward operator identifier field of FTFL.

It consists of two sub-fields: CC and NSC.
<INCFWOPER> Indicates the incoming forward operator-specific field of FTFL.

<INCBWFT> Indicates the incoming backward fault type of FTFL.

 NORMAL: 0x0
 SF: 0x1
 SD: 0x2
<INCBWOI> Indicates the incoming backward operator identifier field of FTFL.

It consists of two sub-fields: CC and NSC.
<INCBWOPER> Indicates the incoming backward operator-specific field of FTFL.
<LCKEN> Indicates whether maintenance signal insertion is enabled. The valid values
are as follows:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<NONINTRMON> Indicates whether non-intrusive monitoring is enabled. The valid values are
as follows:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<PLM2AIS> Indicates whether PLM-triggered AIS insertion is enabled. The valid values
are as follows:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<MSIM2AIS> Indicates whether MSIM-triggered AIS insertion is enabled. The valid

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<VCPLM2AIS> Indicates whether VCPLM-triggered AIS insertion is enabled. The valid

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<GCCTRANS> Indicates whether GCC1/2 is transparently transmitted with service cross-

connections. It is applicable only to ODU2 services. The valid values are as
follows:
 Y: GCC1/2 is transparently transmitted with service cross-

connections. GCC1/2 cannot be used for IP communication.
 N: GCC1/2 is not transparently transmitted with service cross-
connections. GCC1/2 can be used for inter-NE communication. In the
GCC management command, the number of the channel corresponding
to GCC1/2 is 2.
 GCC1: GCC1 is transparently transmitted with service cross-
connections. GCC1 cannot be used for IP communication.
 GCC2: GCC2 is transparently transmitted with service cross-
connections. GCC2 cannot be used for IP communication.
<RESTRANS> Indicates whether the reserved overhead byte is transparently transmitted

with service cross-connections. It is applicable only to ODU2 services. The
 Y: The reserved overhead byte is transparently transmitted with
service cross-connections. The reserved overhead byte cannot be used
for IP communication.
 N: The reserved overhead byte is not transparently transmitted with
service cross-connections. The reserved overhead byte can be used for
inter-NE communication. In the GCC management command, the
number of the channel corresponding to the reserved overhead byte is 3.
<LATVALUE> Indicates the signal transmission latency on a specified path. The parameter
value is expressed in microseconds.
Assuming that the latency of the A<==>B<==>C<==>D service path needs
to be measured, A and D are the source and sink ODUk channels of the
service, and B and C are the intermediate ODUk channels that the service
traverses. If the latency measurement mode is set to INSERT for A, to
TRANSPARENT for B and C, and to LOOP for D, the user can know the
signal transmission latency from A to D by retrieving information about A.
<RATETOL> Indicates the frequency deviation of an ODUflex channel, in the range of 0

ppm to 100 ppm.
ODUflex service is configured on this channel. This parameter is invalid
when other services or no service is configured on this channel.
AUTOMSIEN Indicates whether the Auto MSI is enable, ENABLE/DISABLE.
MSI Indicates the MSI to be transmitted.
EXPMSI Indicates the expected MSI.
INCMSI Indicates the incoming MSI.
MSITS Indicates the MSI TS to be transmitted
EXPMSITS Indicates the expected MSI TS.
INCMSITS Indicates the incoming MSI
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-ODU1::CLNT-1-8-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-01 09:21:21 M C COMPLD "CLNT-1-8-
1::BIP8MODE=POISSON,SFBER=1E-3,SDBER=1E-
6,TIMACT=DISABLE,TIMMODE=OFF,EXPTTISAPI=\"\",EXPTTIDAPI=\"\",TTISAPI=\"\",T
TIDAPI=\"\",TTIOPER=\"\",FTFLOPER=\"\",LCKEN=DISABLE,PLM2AIS=DISABLE,:OOS-
AU,SGEO" ;
Related Commands
D.15.1 ED-<ODUN>
D.15.3 ED-<OTUN>
Edits the attributes of OTUn logical facility.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the OTUn.
Usage Note
OTUn includes OTU1, OTU2, OTU3, OTU5G and OTU4.
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-<OTUN>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[AUTOADAPT=<AUTOADAPT>],
[FEC=<FEC>],[BEFECSDBER=<BEFECSDBER>],[TYPE=<TYPE>],
[BIP8MODE=<BIP8MODE>],[DEGTH=<DEGTH>],[DEGTIME=<DEGTIME>],
[QVALUE=<QVALUE>],[DEGINTERVAL=<DEGINTERVAL>],[SFBER=<SFBER>],
[SDBER=<SDBER>],[TIMACT=<TIMACT>],[TIMMODE=<TIMMODE>],
[EXPTTISAPI=<EXPTTISAPI>],[EXPTTIDAPI=<EXPTTIDAPI>],
[TTISAPI=<TTISAPI>],[TTIDAPI=<TTIDAPI>],[TTIOPER=<TTIOPER>],
[AFECLVL=<AFECLVL>]:[<PST>];
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid formats are as follows. NA

Refer to OTUN for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.
<AUTOADAPT> Indicates whether a port is operating in auto-sensing mode. Y

This parameter is only valid for ports on regeneration
cards. The valid values are Y and N.
 Y: The port is operating in auto-sensing mode.
 N: The port is operating in manual mode.
<FEC> Indicates the forward error correction (FEC). The valid The default
 OFF: indicates that FEC is disabled. with the
 STDFEC: indicates that standard FEC is enabled. different units.
 AFEC: indicates that advanced FEC is enabled.
 AUTO: Automatically detects the FEC mode.
 HFEC: indicates that High performance FEC is
enabled.
SDFEC: indicates that soft decision FEC is enabled.
SDFEC2: indicates that soft decision 2 FEC is enabled.
 HFEC2: indicates that High performance FEC 2 is
enabled.
 HFECPLUS: indicates that High performance FEC
Plus is enabled.
<BEFECSDBER> Indicates the signal degrade (SD) threshold before FEC. For STDFEC,
The valid value ranges from 1E-12 to 1E-1. the default
value is 1E-6.
For AFEC, the
default value is
1E-4. For
HFEC, the
default value is
7E-4.For
SDFEC, the
default value is
7E-3.For
SDFEC2, the
default value is
1.6E-2.
<TYPE> OTU2 and OTU3 have a standard and high-speed mode. STD
This parameter is only valid for OTU2 and OTU3. The
 STD: indicates standard mode; the bit rate is 10.7
Gbit/s (OTU2) or 43 Gbit/s (OTU3).

 OTU2E: The bit rate is 11.1 Gbit/s.
 OTU3E: The bit rate is 44 Gbit/s.
<BIP8MODE> Indicates the BIP8 error detection mode of an OTN. The The default
valid values are as follows: value varies
 POISSON with the
 BURST different units.
<DEGTH> Indicates the SD threshold for bit errors in BURST mode. OTU1: 6126
This parameter is only valid when BIP8MODE is set to OTU5G: 12303
BURST. The valid values are as follows:
OTU2: 24607
 OTU1: 1-20420
OTU3: 98847
 OTU5G: 1-41012
OTU4: 256916
 OTU2: 1-82025
 OTU3: 1-329491
 OTU4: 1-856387
<DEGTIME> Indicates the DEG detection time expressed in seconds. 7

This parameter is only valid when BIP8MODE is set to
BURST.
<DEGINTERVAL> Indicates the DEG detection time window. Valid values 1000 ms
include 10 ms, 100 ms, and 1000 ms.
<SFBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN OTUk SM BIP-8 SFBER 1E-3
on a facility. This parameter is valid only when
BIP8MODE is set to POISSON.
<SDBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN OTUk SM BIP-8 SDBER 1E-6

on a facility. This parameter is valid only when
BIP8MODE is set to POISSON.
<TIMACT> Indicates whether the TIM subsequent response is enabled. DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE

 BOTH: The SAPI and DAPI of the TTI received
are compared with that of the TTI to be received.

identifier.

identifier.
<TTISAPI> Indicates the TTI SAPI string to be transmitted NULL

identifier.

identifier.

<QVALUE> Indicates the threshold of Q VALUE. NULL

<AFECLVL> Specifies the AFEC decoding levels when AFEC are used NA
for OTU channels. Valid values are 1, 2, and 3.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-OTU1::CLNT-1-1-1:100:::FEC=OFF;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.15.4 RTRV-<OTUN>
D.15.4 RTRV-<OTUN>
Retrieves the attributes of the OTUn logical facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the OTUn logical facility.
Usage Note
OTUn includes OTU1,OTU2,OTU3,OTU5G and OTU4.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-<OTUN>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NA

OTUN for the valid values of <AID> for specific units.
Response Syntax
^^^"<AID>::AUTOADAPT=<AUTOADAPT>,FEC=<FEC>,BEFECSDBER=<BEFECSDBER>,TYPE=<TY
PE>,BIP8MODE=<BIP8MODE>,DEGTH=<DEGTH>,DEGTIME=<DEGTIME>,DEGINTERVAL=<DEGINT
ERVAL>,SFBER=<SFBER>,SDBER=<SDBER>,TIMACT=<TIMACT>,TIMMODE=<TIMMODE>,EXPTTI
SAPI=<EXPTTISAPI>,EXPTTIDAPI=<EXPTTIDAPI>,TTISAPI=<TTISAPI>,TTIDAPI=<TTIDAP
I>,TTIOPER=<TTIOPER>,INCTTISAPI=<INCTTISAPI>,INCTTIDAPI=<INCTTIDAPI>,INCTTI
OPER=<INCTTIOPER>,AFECLVL=<AFECLVL>,QVALUE=<QVALUE>:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters

<AUTOADAPT> Indicates whether a port is operating in auto-sensing mode. This parameter

is only valid for ports on regeneration cards. The valid values are as follows:
 Y: The port is operating in auto-sensing mode.
 N: The port is operating in manual mode.
<FEC> Indicates the forward error correction. It is either disabled or enabled in

standard or enhanced mode. The valid values are as follows:
 AFEC: indicates that advanced FEC is enabled.
 OFF: indicates that FEC is disabled.
 STDFEC: indicates that standard FEC is enabled.
 AUTO: Automatically detects the FEC mode.
 HFEC: indicates that High performance FEC is enabled.
SDFEC: indicates that soft decision FEC is enabled.
SDFEC2: indicates that soft decision 2 FEC is enabled.
 HFEC2: indicates that High performance FEC 2 is enabled.
 HFECPLUS: indicates that High performance FEC Plus is enabled.
<BEFECSDBER> Indicates the SD threshold before FEC. The valid value ranges from 1E-12
to 1E-1.
the default value is 1E-4 when <FEC> is set to AFEC, 1E-6 when <FEC> is
set to STDFEC, 8.5E-4 when <FEC> is set to HFEC.For SDFEC2, the
default value is 1.6E-2.
<TYPE> OTU2 and OTU3 have a standard and high-speed mode. This parameter is
only valid for OTU2 and OTU3.
 STD: indicates the standard mode; the bit rate is 10.7 Gbit/s
(OTU2) or 43 Gbit/s (OTU3).
 OTU2E: The bit rate is 11.1 Gbit/s.
 OTU3E: The bit rate is 44 Gbit/s.
<BIP8MODE> Indicates the BIP8 error detection mode of an OTN. The valid values are as
follows:
 POISSON
 BURST
<DEGTH> Indicates the SD threshold for bit errors in BURST mode. This parameter is
only valid when BIP8MODE is set to BURST.
 OTU1: 1-20420
 OTU5G: 1-41012
 OTU2: 1-82025
 OTU3: 1-329491
 OTU4: 1-856387
1000 ms.
<SFBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN OTUk SM BIP-8 SFBER on a facility. This
<SDBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN OTUk SM BIP-8 SDBER on a facility. This
<TIMACT> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-TIM response is enabled.

 ENABLE
 DISABLE

that of the TTI to be received.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPERR.
<INCTTISAPI> Indicates the incoming TTI SAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
<INCTTIDAPI> Indicates the incoming TTI DAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
<INCTTIOPER> Indicates the incoming TTI OPER string.

DAPI, and OPER.
<AFECLVL> Specifies the AFEC decoding levels when AFEC are used for OTU
channels. Valid values are 1, 2, and 3.
<QVALUE> Indicates the threshold of Q VALUE.
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-OTU1::SRV1-1-6-1:D;
Response Message
NE 2008-01-03 09:18:24 M D COMPLD "SRV1-1-6-
1::AUTOADAPT=Y,FEC=STDFEC,BEFECSDBER=1E-
6,BIP8MODE=POISSON,DEGTH=3064,DEGTIME=7,SFBER=1E-3,SDBER=1E-
TIDAPI=\"\",TTIOPER=\"\",:OOS-AU,SGEO" ;
Related Commands
D.15.3 ED-<OTUN>
D.15.5 ED-<TCMMOD2>
Edits the attributes of TCM.
Function
This command edits the attributes of the TCM.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-<TCMMOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[BIP8MODE=<BIP8MODE>],
[DEGTH=<DEGTH>],[DEGTIME=<DEGTIME>],
[DEGINTERVAL=<DEGINTERVAL>],[SFBER=<SFBER>],[SDBER=<SDBER>],
[TIMACT=<TIMACT>],[TIMMODE=<TIMMODE>],[EXPTTISAPI=<EXPTTISAPI>],
[TTIOPER=<TTIOPER>],[SRCEN=<SRCEN>],[SRCMODE=<SRCMODE>],
[SINKEN=<SINKEN>],[SINKMODE=<SINKMODE>],[LCKEN=<LCKEN>],
[NONINTRMON=<NONINTRMON>],[LTCACTEN=<LTCACTEN>],
[LATTYPE=<LATTYPE>]:[<PST>];
Command Parameters
<TCMMOD2> The valid values are as follows: NA

 ODU0TCM1-ODU0TCM6
 ODU5GTCM1-ODU5GTCM6
 ODUFLEXTCM1-ODUFLEXTCM6

 FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>
<PORT ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
Refer to ODUN for the valid values of <AID> for specific
units.
<BIP8MODE> Indicates the BIP8 error detection mode of an OTN. The valid The default
 POISSON with the
 BURST different units.
<DEGTH> Indicates the SD threshold for bit errors in BURST mode. ODU1TCMi:
This parameter is only valid when BIP8MODE is set to 6126
BURST. ODU5GTCMi:
The value ranges are as follows: 12303
 ODU1TCMi: 1-20420 ODU2TCMi:
 ODU5GTCMi: 1-41012 24607
 ODU3TCMi: 1-329491 98847
1000
 ODU4TCMi: 1-856387
ODU4TCMi:
256916
<DEGTIME> Indicates the DEG detection time expressed in seconds. This 7

parameter is only valid when BIP8MODE is set to BURST.
<DEGINTERVAL> Indicates the DEG detection time. Valid values include 10 1000 ms
ms, 100 ms, and 1000 ms.
<SFBER> The valid value ranges from 1E-5 to 1E-3. 1E-3
<SDBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN OTUk SM BIP-8 SDBER on 1E-6

a facility. This parameter is only valid when BIP8MODE is
set to POISSON.
<TIMACT> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-TIM response is DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE

 BOTH: The SAPI and DAPI of the TTI received are



identifier.


identifier.

OPER: maximum 32-character, operator specific.
<SRCEN> Indicates whether the source is enabled. The valid values are DISABLE
as follows:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<SRCMODE> Indicates the source mode. The valid values are as follows: TRAN
 OPER: operational
 TRAN: transparent
<SINKEN> Indicates whether the sink is enabled. The valid values are as DISABLE
follows:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<SINKMODE> Indicates the sink mode. The valid values are as follows: TRAN
 MON: monitoring
<LCKEN> Indicates whether maintenance signal insertion is enabled. DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<NONINTRMON> Indicates whether non-intrusive monitoring is enabled. The DISABLE

 ENABLE: enabled
 DISABLE: disabled
<LTCACTEN> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-LTC response is DISABLE


 ENABLE: enabled
 DISABLE: disabled
<LATTYPE> Specifies the channel latency measurement mode. The details NA

are as follows:
 Assuming that the latency of the
A<==>B<==>C<==>D service path needs to be
measured, A and D are the source and sink ODUk
channels of the service, and B and C are the intermediate
ODUk channels that the service traverses. The latency
measurement mode can be set to INSERT for A, to
TRANSPARENT for B and C, and to LOOP for D. The
following describes the parameter values:
 INSERT: After the latency measurement mode is set
to INSERT for A, the latency measurement overhead will
be inserted at A to the OTN frame destined for D. In
addition, the latency measurement overhead will be
extracted at A from the OTN frame sent by D to A and the
signal transmission latency from A to D will be calculated.
 LOOP: After the latency maintenance mode is set to
LOOP for D, the latency measurement overhead will be
extracted from the OTN frame sent by A to D and is then
inserted into the OTN frame sent by D to A.
 TRANSPARENT: After the latency maintenance
mode is set to TRANSPARENT for B and C, the latency
measurement overhead in the OTN frame transmitted
between A and D will not be processed at B or C. By
default, the latency measurement mode is set to
TRANSPARENT for an ODUk channel.
Response Syntax
Example
Command
ED-ODU1TCM1::CLNT-1-1-1:C:::LTCACTEN=ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Retrieves the attributes of the TCM.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the TCM.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-<TCMMOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<TCMMOD2> The valid values are as follows: NA

 ODU5GTCM1-ODU5GTCM6
ID>
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>
Refer to ODUN for the valid values of <AID> for specific units.
Response Syntax
^^^"<AID>::BIP8MODE=<BIP8MODE>,DEGTH=<DEGTH>,DEGTIME=<DEGTIME>,DEGINTERVAL=
<DEGINTERVAL>,SFBER=<SFBER>,SDBER=<SDBER>,TIMACT=<TIMACT>,TIMMODE=<TIMMODE>
,EXPTTISAPI=<EXPTTISAPI>,EXPTTIDAPI=<EXPTTIDAPI>,TTISAPI=<TTISAPI>,TTIDAPI=
<TTIDAPI>,TTIOPER=<TTIOPER>,INCTTISAPI=<INCTTISAPI>,INCTTIDAPI=<INCTTIDAPI>
,INCTTIOPER=<INCTTIOPER>,SRCEN=<SRCEN>,SRCMODE=<SRCMODE>,SINKEN=<SINKEN>,SI
NKMODE=<SINKMODE>,LCKEN=<LCKEN>,NONINTRMON=<NONINTRMON>,LTCACTEN=<LTCACTEN>
,LATVALUE=<LATVALUE>:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>+ ;
Response Parameters

<CHANNEL ID>
<BIP8MODE> Indicates the BIP8 error detection mode of an OTN.
<DEGTH> Indicates the SD threshold for bit errors in BURST mode. This parameter is
1000 ms.
<SFBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN OTUk SM BIP-8 SFBER on a facility. This
parameter is only valid when BIP8MODE is set to POISSON.
<SDBER> Indicates the threshold of OTN OTUk SM BIP-8 SDBER on a facility. This
parameter is only valid when BIP8MODE is set to POISSON.
<TIMACT> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-TIM response is enabled.


DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.

DAPI, and OPER.
<INCTTISAPI> Indicates the incoming TTI SAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
<INCTTIDAPI> Indicates the incoming TTI DAPI string.

DAPI, and OPER.
<INCTTIOPER> Indicates the incoming TTI OPER string.

DAPI, and OPER.
<SRCEN> Indicates whether the source is enabled.
<SRCMODE> Indicates the source mode. The valid values are as follows:
<SINKEN> Indicates whether the sink is enabled.
<SINKMODE> Indicates the sink mode. The valid values are as follows:
 MON: monitoring
<LCKEN> Indicates whether maintenance signal insertion is enabled.The valid values

are ENABLE and DISABLE
<NONINTRMON> Indicates whether non-intrusive monitoring is enabled.The valid values are

ENABLE and DISABLE
<LTCACTEN> Indicates whether the reporting of the after-LTC response is enabled.The

valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE
<LATVALUE> Indicates the signal transmission latency on a specified path. The parameter
value is expressed in microseconds.
Assuming that the latency of the A<==>B<==>C<==>D service path needs
to be measured, A and D are the source and sink ODUk channels of the
service, and B and C are the intermediate ODUk channels that the service
traverses. If the latency measurement mode is set to INSERT for A, to
TRANSPARENT for B and C, and to LOOP for D, the user can know the
signal transmission latency from A to D by retrieving information about A.
and OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-ODU1TCM1::SRV1-1-7-1:C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2008-09-03 08:41:25 M C COMPLD "SRV1-1-7-
1::BIP8MODE=POISSON,SFBER=1E-3,SDBER=1E-
TIDAPI=\"\",TTIOPER=\"\",INCTTISAPI=\" \",INCTTIDAPI=\"
\",INCTTIOPER=\" \",SRCEN=DISABLE,SRCMODE=TR
AN,SINKEN=DISABLE,SINKMODE=TRAN,LCKEN=DISABLE,NONINTRMON=DISABLE,LTCACTEN=D
ISABLE:IS-NR" ;
Related Commands
D.15.5 ED-<TCMMOD2>
D.15.7 RTRV-OCHS
Retrieves the attributes of the physical OCHS facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the physical OCHS facility
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OCHS:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<CHANNEL ID>
8800T32:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-
36}-{1-4}
8800T16:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{1-4}
8800T64:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-
34,36-42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-{1-4}
8800T32:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-
35}-{1-2}
8800T32E:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-
35}-{1-2}
8800T16:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1-2}
8800T64:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-
33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-{1-2}
8800T64E:TN97NS4:FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-
33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-{1-2}
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>],[WVNUM=<WVNUM>],[WV=<WV>],
[ACTBANDTYPE=<ACTBANDTYPE>],[ACTWVNUM=<ACTWVNUM>],[ACTWV=<ACTWV>],
[WVNUMRANGE=<WVNUMRANGE>],[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>],[FEC=<FEC>],
[BEFECSDBER=<BEFECSDBER>],[QVALUE=<QVALUE>],[STCNTRFREQ=<STCNTRFREQ>],
[STBANDWIDTH=<STBANDWIDTH>],[EXPCNTRFREQ=<EXPCNTRFREQ>],
[EXPBANDWIDTH=<EXPBANDWIDTH>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

<CHANNEL ID>
<PORTMEMO> Indicates the optical port memo. It is a string consists of not more
than 64 bytes. Usually it is used to identify the port name.
<SILKSCREEN> Indicates the character string silk-screened at the corresponding

port on the front panel.
<LSRSTATE> Indicates the status of the laser. The valid values are OPEN and
CLOSE.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the working band of the port. The valid values are
CBAND and CWDMBAND.
<WVNUM> Indicates the operating wavelength number of the port.
<WV> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength specified

by <WVNUM>. The valid format is frequency/wavelength:
xxxxTHz/xxxnm.
<ACTBANDTYPE> Indicates the actual working band of the port. The valid values
are CBAND and CWDMBAND (Coarse Wavelength Division
Multiplexing Band).
<ACTWVNUM> Indicates the actual operating wavelength number of the port.
<ACTWV> Indicates the information of the actual operating wavelength

specified by <ACTWVNUM>. The valid format is
frequency/wavelength: xxxxTHz/xxxnm.
<WVNUMRANGE> Indicates the actual operating wavelength range that the port
supports. The range is expressed by using &&. For example,
1&&40.
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer; units are expressed in

SVTIMER is a string in an HH-MM format.
<FEC> Indicates the forward error

correction,AFEC/OFF/STDFEC/AUTO/HFEC/SDFEC/SDFEC2
<BEFECSDBER> Indicates the threshold of the signal degraded before FEC alarm.
The valid value ranges from 1E-12 to 1E-1
<QVALUE> Indicates the threshold of Q VALUE
<STBANDWIDTH> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength's center

frequence
<EXPCNTRFREQ> Indicates the information of the operating wavelength's band

width.
<EXPCNTRFREQ> Indicates the expected receive band's center frequence at the port.
<EXPBANDWIDTH> Indicates the expected receive band's band width at the port.
<PST> Indicates the status of the primary state qualifier. The valid

Example
Command
RTRV-OCHS::FAC-1-2-1:D;
Response Message
NE 2013-11-17 08:25:01
M D COMPLD
"FAC-3-17-
1::PORTMEMO=\"\",SILKSCREEN=OUT1/IN1,LSRSTATE=OPEN,BANDTYPE=CBAND,WVNUM=26,
WV=194.80THz/1538.98nm,ACTBANDTYPE=CBAND,ACTWVNUM=26,ACTWV=194.80THz/1538.9
8nm,WVNUMRANGE=26,SVTIMER=00-15:IS-NR"
Related Commands
D.6.40 ED-OCHS
D.15.8 RTRV-OCHM
Retrieves the attributes of the physical OCHM facility.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the physical OCHM facility
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OCHM:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<CHANNEL ID>
8800T32:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-
36}-{1}
8800T16:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{1}
8800T64:TN54NS4M:FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-
34,36-42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-{1}
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[PORTMEMO=<PORTMEMO>],[SILKSCREEN=<SILKSCREEN>],
[ODDEVEN=<ODDEVEN>],[LSRSTATE=<LSRSTATE>],
[SVTIMER=<SVTIMER>]:<PST>,<SST>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

consists of no more than 64 bytes. Usually it is used to identify the port name.
front panel.
<ODDEVEN> Indicates the odd or even bandtype attribute of the port.The valid values are
ODD and EVEN
<SVTIMER> Indicates the signal validation timer; units are expressed in minutes. It is valid
only when Auto In-Service is supported. SVTIMER is a string in an HH-MM
format.
OOS.
Example
Command
RTRV-OCHM::FAC-1-2-1:D;
Response Message
NE 2013-11-17 08:25:01
M D COMPLD
"FAC-3-17-1::ODDEVEN=EVEN,SVTIMER=00-15:IS-NR"
Related Commands
D.6.39 ED-OCHM
D.16 Automatic Optical Power Management

This section lists the commands used to configure all types of the automatic optic power
management functions that system supports.
D.16.1 Configuring Intelligent Power Adjustment (IPA)

This section lists the commands used to configure the IPA function.
ENT-IPA
Creates an IPA group.
Function
This command creates an IPA group.
Usage Note
An error message will be returned when an existing IPA group is entered.
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-IPA:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>:::[BAND=<BAND>]
[,RAMANTID=<RAMANTID>,RAMANBID =<RAMANBID>];
Command Parameters
<DECT> Indicates the detection unit. NA

ID> or NULL.
The valid value is provided in IPA.
<OPRT> Indicates the control implementation unit. NA

ID>.
<BAND> Indicates the band type of a line. The only available value for CBAND
this parameter is CBAND.
<RAMANTID> Indicates the name of the NE TID in which the Raman unit lies. NA
The valid value is a string of less than or equal to 20 characters
which is composed of letters, digits and hyphens. The string
should begin with a letter and cannot end with a hyphen.
<RAMANBID> Indicates the card ID of the Raman unit. NULL

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ENT-IPA::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-5-2:C:::BAND=CBAND;
Response Message
NE 2005-11-02 09:48:24
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-IPA
RTRV-IPA
DLT-IPA
ED-IPA
Edits an IPA group.
Function
This command edits the control attributes of an IPA group.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-IPA:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>:::[RESTART=<RESTART>,]
[LSROFF=<LSROFF>,][LSRON=<LSRON>,][TESTTM=<TESTTM>,]
[RXLOSTH=<RXLOSTH>,][SAFE=<SAFE>,][RSPULSE=<RSPULSE>,]
[RMNALMFLAG=<RMNALMFLAG>,][ENABLE=<ENABLE>,]
[ROPOPRT=<ROPOPRT>,][RAMANOPRT=<RAMANOPRT>,]
[EXTFUNCSW=<EXTFUNCSW>];
Command Parameters

ID> or NULL. Refer to IPA for the valid values.

ID>. Refer to IPA for the valid values. <OPRT> must be
entered.
<RESTART> Indicates the restart mode. The valid values are as follows: MAN
 MAN: restarts the laser switch manually.
 AUTO: restarts the laser switch automatically.
<LSROFF> Indicates the duration of laser shutdown. 100

Range: 100-300 (units in seconds).
<LSRON> Indicates the duration of laser turn-on. 3.00

Range: 1.75-45.00 (units in seconds).
<TESTTM> Indicates the time the laser switch is held on when the test 80
mode is active..
<RXLOSTH> The card detects the input optical power of the Raman card. If -30.0
the optical power is less than the <RXLOSTH>, a LOS event
is reported to the SCC card. The SCC card determines whether

to enable the IPA function.
Range: -35.0 to -14.0 (unit is 1.0 dBm).
NOTE:
After the detection card is configured with a Raman card, the LOS
threshold changes. The LOS threshold with a single wavelength is
different from one with multiple wavelengths. Hence, the LOS
threshold should be set according to the actual situation of the
network.
<SAFE> Uses the safe-level power when users open the laser switch. N
Sets the security control mode of the IPA. The IPA security
switch is set to meet the requirements for long-distance
networking. Do not restrain the output optical power to a very
low value.
 When the security control switch is shut down, it
indicates that the IPA is restarted, and all the optical power
detection cards are enabled.
 When the security control switch is open, it indicates
that the IPA is restarted, and the optical power is restrained
to less than 10 dBm.
<RSPULSE> Indicates whether to use a restart pulse when the timer or Y

command requires opening the laser switch.
Sets the timing pulse restart switch.
<RMNALMFLAG> Enables the detecting function of the IPA pair. N

NOTE:
The <RMNALMFLAG> can be set only when the IPA function is
configured with the backward Raman amplifier. That is, the setting
of this parameter is prohibited when the forward Raman amplifier is
used and the parameter cannot be set when the ROP is used.
When <RMNALMFLAG> is set to Y, alarms of the Raman card are
set as trigger conditions for starting IPA. The Raman card acts like a
detection card.
<ENABLE> Indicates whether the IPA group is enabled. Y

<ROPOPRT> Indicates the control ROP equipment unit. NULL

The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. NULL
means to delete the ROPOPRT.
The ROPOPRT will not be displayed if the IPA pair does not
set the ROPOPRT.
<RAMANOPRT> Indicates the control Raman equipment unit. NULL

The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. NULL

means to delete the RAMANOPRT.
The RAMANOPRT will not be displayed if the IPA pair does
not set the RAMANOPRT parameter.
<EXTFUNCSW> Indicates whether the extend function of the IPA group is N

enabled.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-IPA::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-2-2:C:::RESTART=AUTO,LSROFF=100,LSRON=40,SAFE=Y;
Response Message
NE 2005-11-02 09:48:24
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ENT-IPA
RTRV-IPA
DLT-IPA
DLT-IPA
Deletes an IPA group.
Function
This command deletes an IPA group.
Usage Note
This command deletes all information about an IPA group including the ASTDECT.
When the communication between subracks fails and the IPA group has Raman parameters
that belong to another rack, this command does not delete the IPA parameters and returns a
communication failure.
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-IPA:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

or NULL. Refer to IPA for the valid values.

Refer to IPA for the valid values.
<OPRT> must be entered.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-IPA::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-2-2:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-IPA
RTRV-IPA
ENT-IPA
RTRV-IPA
Retrieves an IPA group.
Function
This command retrieves the control attributes of an IPA group.
Usage Note
If ALL is input for this parameter, all the IPA groups will be retrieved. If only DECT or
OPRT are entered, then this command will retrieve the related IPA group.
Category
IPA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IPA:[<TID>]:[<DECT>,<OPRT>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
DECT Indicates the detection unit. NA

ID> or NULL.
OPRT Indicates the operation unit. NA

ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<DECT>,<OPRT>::BAND=<BAND>[,RAMANTID=<RAMANTID>]
[,RAMANBID=<RAMANBID>],RESTART=<RESTART>,LSROFF=<LSROFF>,LSRON=<LSRON>,TEST
TM=<TESTTM>,RXLOSTH=<RXLOSTH>,SAFE=<SAFE>,RSPULSE=<RSPULSE>[,RMNALMFLAG=<RM
NALMFLAG>],ENABLE=<ENABLE>,STATE=<STATE>")
;
Response Parameters
<DECT> Indicates the detection unit.

The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID> or
NULL.
<OPRT> Indicates the control implementation unit.

<BAND> Indicates the band type of the IPA group.
<RAMANTID> Indicates the name of the NE where the Raman unit is located. The
<RAMANTID> is string of less than or equal to 20 characters which is
composed of letters, digits and hyphens. The string should begin with a
letter and cannot end with a hyphen.
NOTE:
This parameter is not displayed if the IPA pair is not configured with
<RAMANTID>.
<RAMANBID> Indicates the slot where the Raman unit is located. The valid format is
SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>.
NOTE:
This parameter is not displayed if the IPA pair is not configured with
<RAMANBID>.
<RESTART> Indicates the restart mode.

 MAN: This mode restarts the laser switch manually. Execute the
OPR-IPA command. After the <LSROFF> period, the laser is turned on
to test whether the line becomes normal. If the line is normal, IPA
stops. If the line is abnormal, the laser shuts down after On Period.
 AUTO: This mode restarts the laser switch automatically. The
control implementation card tests whether the line is recovered by
restarting the laser every <LSROFF> period. If the line is normal, IPA
stops. If the line remains abnormal, the laser shuts down after the
<LSRON> period. The previously mentioned operation is repeated until
the line becomes normal.
The default value is MAN.
<LSROFF> Indicates the duration of holding the laser switch off.

The default value is 100 seconds.
<LSRON> Indicates the time the laser switch is held on.

Range: 1.75-45.00 (units in seconds).
The default value is 3.00 seconds.
<TESTTM> Indicates the time the laser switch is held on when the test mode is active.
<RXLOSTH> The card detects the input optical power of the Raman card. If the optical
power is less than the <RXLOSTH>, a LOS event is reported to the SCC
card. The SCC card determines whether to enable the IPA function.
Range: -35.0 to -14.0 (unit is 1.0 dB). The default value is -30.0.
NOTE:
After the detection card is configured with a Raman card, the LOS threshold
changes. The LOS threshold with a single wavelength is different from one with
multiple wavelengths. Hence, the LOS threshold should be set according to the
actual situation of the network.
<SAFE> Indicates whether a safe level power is used when a laser switch is open.
<RSPULSE> Indicates whether a restart pulse is used when the timer or a command
requires opening the laser switch.
The default value is Y.
NOTE:
The RSPULSE value must be Y if the IPA pair does not set the OSC auxiliary
detection equipment.
<RMNALMFLAG> Indicates whether the detecting function of the IPA pair is enabled.
The valid values are Y or N. The default value is N.
NOTE:
When <RMNALMFLAG> is set to Y, alarms of the Raman card are set as trigger
conditions for starting IPA. The Raman card acts like a detection card.
<ENABLE> Indicates whether the IPA group is enabled.

<STATE> Indicates the current state of an IPA group. The valid values are as follows:
 END: A detection period has been completed.
 LSRON: The laser switch is open.
 LSROFF: The laser switch is closed.
 ALM: Alarms are present.
 RESTART: The IPA restarts.
 SAFEDECT: It indicates to perform detection in security mode.
 BEGIN: It indicates to wait to begin a new IPA control period.
<ROPOPRT> Indicates the control ROP equipment unit.

The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. NULL means to
delete the ROPOPRT.
The ROPOPRT will not be displayed if the IPA pair does not set the
ROPOPRT.
<RAMANOPRT> Indicates the control Raman equipment unit.

The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>. NULL means to

delete the RAMANOPRT.
The RAMANOPRT will not be displayed if the IPA pair does not set the
RAMANOPRT parameter.
<EXTFUNCSW> Indicates whether the extend function of the IPA group is enabled.
Example
Command
RTRV-IPA:::C;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-08 16:44:52
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-11-1,FAC-1-3-
4::BAND=CBAND,RESTART=AUTO,LSROFF=100,LSRON=2.00,TESTTM=80,SAFE=N,RSPULSE=Y
,ENABLE=Y,STATE=BEGIN,EXTFUNCSW=N" "FAC-1-3-1,FAC-1-11-
4::BAND=CBAND,RESTART=AUTO,LSROFF=100,LSRON=2.00,TESTTM=80,SAFE=N,RSPULSE=Y
,ENABLE=Y,STATE=BEGIN,EXTFUNCSW=N" ;
Related Commands
ED-IPA
ENT-IPA
DLT-IPA
ED-IPA-WDM
Edits the IPA attributes of a port.
Function
This command is used to edit the IPA attributes of a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-IPA-WDM:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[ENABLE=<ENABLE>]
[,RESTART=<RESTART>][,LSROFF=<LSROFF>];
Command Parameters

The format is: FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
<ENABLE> Indicates whether to enable the IPA function. Y

The valid value is Y or N.
<RESTART> Indicates the restart mode. AUTO

 MAN: restarts the laser switch manually.
 AUTO: restarts the laser switch automatically.
<LSROFF> Indicates the duration of laser shutdown. 100

Range: 100-300 (unit in second).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-IPA-WDM::FAC-2-1-1:C100:::ENABLE=Y,RESTART=AUTO,LSROFF=100;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-IPA-WDM
OPR-IPA-WDM
OPR-IPA-WDM
Manually restarts port IPA.
Function
This command is used to manually restart port IPA.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-IPA-WDM:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-IPA-WDM::FAC-2-1-1:C100;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-IPA-WDM
RTRV-IPA-WDM
RTRV-IPA-WDM
Retrieves the IPA attributes of a port.
Function
This command is used to retrieve the IPA attributes of a port.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IPA-WDM:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Indicates whether the IPA function is enabled.

<ENABLE>
Range: Y|N.
<RESTART> Indicates the restart mode.
 MAN: This mode restarts the laser switch manually. Execute the
OPR-IPA-WDM command. After the <LSROFF> period, the laser is
turned on to test whether the line becomes normal. If the line is
normal, IPA stops. If the line is abnormal, the laser shuts down after
on period.
 AUTO: This mode restarts the laser switch automatically. The
control implementation board tests whether the line is recovered by
restarting the laser every <LSROFF> period. If the line is normal,
IPA stops. If the line remains abnormal, the laser shuts down after the
On period. The previously mentioned operation is repeated until the
line becomes normal.

The default value is AUTO.
<LSROFF> Indicates the duration of holding the laser switch off.
Range: 100-300 (unit in second).
Example
Command
RTRV-IPA-WDM::FAC-2-1-1:C100;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C100 COMPLD
"FAC-2-1-1::ENABLE=Y,RESTART=AUTO,LSROFF=100";
Related Commands
ED-IPA-WDM
OPR-IPA-WDM
OPR-IPA
Operates an IPA group.
Function
This command is used to operate an IPA group.
If RESTART is set to AUTO, IPA automatically enables the laser periodically. When
RESTART is set to MAN, use this command to enable the laser manually.
This command can be used only when <RESTART> is set to MAN, <ENABLE> is set to Y,
and <STATE> is set to LSROFF.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-IPA:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>::<FLAG>;
Command Parameters

<PORT ID> or NULL. Refer to IPA for the valid
values.

<PORT ID>. Refer to IPA for the valid values. <OPRT>
must be entered.
<FLAG> Indicates the operation to be done. NA

TEST: restarts the IPA in test mode. The IPA test is
automatically started in the non-automatic starting
mode.
MAN: restarts the IPA in manual mode. The IPA is
manually started in non-automatic starting mode.
RAMAN: restarts the IPA in raman mode.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-IPA::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-2-2:C::TEST;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-IPA
ENT-IPA-ASTDECT
Creates an auxiliary detection board (on the same NE with the shutdown board) for an IPA
group.
Function
This command creates an auxiliary detection unit for an IPA group.
Usage Note
One command creates only one ASTDECT unit. The maximum number of ASTDECT units
is 4.
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-IPA-ASTDECT:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>::<ASTDECT>;
Command Parameters


Refer to IPA for the valid values. <OPRT> must be entered.
<ASTDECT> Indicates the auxiliary detection unit. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ENT-IPA-ASTDECT::FAC-1-4-1,FAC-1-1-2:C::FAC-1-2-1;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECT
DLT-IPA-ASTDECT
DLT-IPA-ASTDECT
Deletes an auxiliary detection board (on the same NE with the shutdown board) for an IPA
group.
Function
This command deletes an auxiliary detection unit for an IPA group.
Usage Note
One command deletes only one ASTDECT unit.
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-IPA-ASTDECT:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>::<ASTDECT>;
Command Parameters

ID>.

ID>.

ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
DLT-IPA-ASTDECT::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-2-2:C::FAC-1-6-1;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECT
ENT-IPA-ASTDECT
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECT
Retrieves all auxiliary detection boards (on the same NE with the shutdown board) of an IPA
group.
Function
This command retrieves all auxiliary detection units of an IPA group.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECT:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

OPRT Indicates the control implementation unit. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<DECT>,<OPRT>::[<ASTDECT1>][,<ASTDECT2>][,< ASTDECT3>][,< ASTDECT4>]")
;
Response Parameters

NULL.

<ASTDECT1> Indicates the auxiliary detection unit.

This parameter is not displayed if nothing is entered.



Example
Command
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECT::FAC-1-4-1,FAC-1-1-2:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-22 14:18:50
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-4-1,FAC-1-1-2::FAC-1-2-1"
;
Related Commands
ENT-IPA-ASTDECT
DLT-IPA-ASTDECT
REPTÊVTÎPA
Reports an IPA group event.
Function
This autonomous message is generated by an NE to inform the OS or maintenance personnel
about IPA information.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>^^^<rsphdr> <cr> <lf>
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVTÎPA <cr> <lf>
(^^^"[<DECT>,<OPRT>]:<EVENTID>" <cr> <lf>)+
;
Response Parameters

NULL. Refer to IPA for the valid values.

The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. Refer
to IPA for the valid values.
<EVENTID> The states of the event are as follows:

 START: A detection period has been started.

 END: A detection period has been completed.
 LSRON: The laser switch is open.
 LSROFF: The laser switch is closed.
 ABNSTOP: It indicates an abnormal stop.
 ENABLE: The IPA is enabled.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
A 1 REPT EVT IPA
"FAC-1-1-2,FAC-1-2-2:START"
;
Related Commands
None
ENT-IPA-ASTDECTEXT
Creates an auxiliary detection board (on the same NE with the shutdown board or a different
NE from the NE where the shutdown board resides) for an IPA group.
Function
This command creates an auxiliary detection unit for an IPA group.
Usage Note
One command creates only one ASTDECT unit. The maximum number of ASTDECT units
is 4.
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-IPA-ASTDECTEXT:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>::
[<ASTTID>],<ASTDECT>;
Command Parameters


<ASTTID> The name of the auxiliary detection equipment NE. No inputs NA
means local
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ENT-IPA-ASTDECTEXT::FAC-1-4-1,FAC-1-1-2:C::,FAC-1-2-1;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECT
DLT-IPA-ASTDECT
DLT-IPA-ASTDECTEXT
Deletes an auxiliary detection board (on the same NE with the shutdown board or a different
NE from the NE where the shutdown board resides) for an IPA group.
Function
This command deletes an auxiliary detection unit for an IPA group.
Usage Note
One command deletes only one ASTDECT unit.
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-IPA-ASTDECTEXT:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>::
[<ASTTID>],<ASTDECT>;
Command Parameters

ID>.

ID>.
<ASTTID> The name of the auxiliary detection equipment NE. NA
No inputs means local NE.

ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
DLT-IPA-ASTDECTEXT::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-2-2:C::,FAC-1-6-1;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECT
ENT-IPA-ASTDECT
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECTEXT
Retrieves all auxiliary detection boards (on the same NE with the shutdown board or a
different NE from the NE where the shutdown board resides) of an IPA group.
Function
This command retrieves all auxiliary detection units of an IPA group.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECTEXT:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<OPRT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

OPRT Indicates the control implementation unit. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<DECT>,<OPRT>::[<ASTTID1>],[<ASTDECT1>],[<ASTTID2>],[<ASTDECT2>],
[<ASTTID3>],[< ASTDECT3>],[<ASTTID4>],[< ASTDECT4>]")
;
Response Parameters

NULL.

<ASTTID1> The name of the auxiliary detection equipment NE.
Null means local NE.




Example
Command
RTRV-IPA-ASTDECTEXT::FAC-1-4-1,FAC-1-1-2:C;
Response Message
NE-127-26 2014-08-11 09:16:19
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-4-1,FAC-1-1-2::NE-127-26,FAC-1-2-1,OTM-128-49,FAC-1-14-1"
;
Related Commands
ENT-IPA-ASTDECT
DLT-IPA-ASTDECT
RTRV-IPA-AUXOPRT
Retrieves an IPA aux equipment.
Function
This command retrieves the control attributes of an IPA aux equipment.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-IPA-AUXOPRT:[<TID>]:<DECT>,<IPAOPRT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
DECT The check equipment unit. NA
OPRT The control equipment unit. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<DECT>,<OPRT>::AUXTYPE=<AUXTYPE>,AUXOPRT=<AUXOPRT>");
Response Parameters
<DECT> The check equipment unit.
<OPRT> The control equipment unit.
<AUXTYPE> The control aux Type.
<AUXOPRT> The control aux equipment unit.
Example
Command
RTRV-IPA-AUXOPRT::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-2-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-08 16:44:52
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-11-1,FAC-1-3-4::AUXTYPE=RAMAN,AUXOPRT=SLOT-1-2";
Related Commands
ED-IPA
ENT-IPA
DLT-IPA
DLT-IPA-AUXOPRT
Deletes an IPA aux equipment.
Function
This command deletes an IPA aux equipment.
Usage Note
None
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-IPA-AUXOPRT:
[<TID>]:<DECT>,<IPAOPRT>:<CTAG>:::AUXTYPE=<AUXTYPE>,AUXOPRT=<AUX
OPRT>;
Command Parameters
<DECT> The check equipment unit NA
<OPRT> The control equipment unit NA

<AUXTYPE> The control aux Type. NA
<AUXOPRT> The control aux equipment unit. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-IPA-AUXOPRT::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-2-2:C:::AUXTYPE=RAMAN,AUXOPRT=SLOT-1-5;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-IPA
RTRV-IPA
ENT-IPA
ENT-IPA-AUXOPRT
Creates an IPA aux equipment.
Function
This command creates an IPA AUX equipment.
Usage Note
An error message will be returned when an existing IPA aux equipment is entered.
Category
IPA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-IPA-AUXOPRT:
[<TID>]:<DECT>,<IPAOPRT>:<CTAG>:::AUXTYPE=<AUXTYPE>,AUXOPRT=<AUXO
PRT>;
Command Parameters

ID> or NULL.
<IAPOPRT> Indicates the control implementation unit. NA

ID>.
<AUXTYPE> Indicates the control aux type. ROP indicates rop board type; NA
RAMAN indicates raman board type.
<AUXOPRTD> Indicates the control aux equipment unit. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ENT-IPA-AUXOPRT::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-5-2:C:::AUXTYPE=RAMAN,AUXOPRT=SLOT-1-5;
Response Message
NE 2005-11-02 09:48:24
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-IPA
RTRV-IPA
DLT-IPA
D.16.2 Configuring Automatic Power Equilibrium (APE)

This section lists the commands used to configure the APE function.
ENT-APE
Creates an APE group.
Function
This command creates an APE group.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-APE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[BAND=<BAND>][,ODDNE=<ODDNE>]
[,ODDBD=<ODDBD>][,EVENNE=<EVENNE>][,EVENBD=<EVENBD>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of the analyzer equipment, for example, the port NA
of an MCA.
The valid value is provided in APE.
<BAND> Indicates the band type of the line. CBAND

Range: CBAND.
<ODDNE> Indicates the TID of the odd wave adjustment equipment. NULL
When the <ODDNE> is NULL, it indicates that the odd wave
adjustment equipment does not exit.
<ODDBD> Indicates the slot of the odd wave adjustment equipment. NA

<EVENNE> Indicates the TID of the even wave adjustment equipment. NULL
When the <EVENNE> is NULL, it indicates that the even wave
adjustment equipment does not exit.
<EVENBD> Indicates the slot of the even wave adjustment unit. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ENT-APE::FAC-1-2-1:C:::BAND=CBAND,ODDNE=ShenZhen1,ODDBD=SLOT-1-
2,EVENNE=ShenZhen2,EVENBD=SLOT-1-9;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-APE
RTRV-APE
DLT-APE
OPR-APE
ED-APE
Edits an APE group.
Function
This command edits the control attributes of an APE group.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-APE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[AUTOADJ=<AUTOADJ>][,TH=<TH>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of the analyzer equipment, for example, the NA
port of an MCA.
ID>.
<AUTOADJ> Indicates whether adjustment is automatically started when an N

unbalanced output power event occurs.
<TH> Indicates the threshold of un-equilibrium. This is the power 1.5

threshold for the APE pair to report an unbalanced power
event.
Range: 0.5-3.0 (unit is 1.0 dBm).
Sets the threshold of un-equilibrium detection for path power.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-APE::FAC-1-2-1:C:::AUTOADJ=Y,TH=2.0;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-APE
DLT-APE
OPR-APE
ENT-APE
DLT-APE
Deletes an APE group.
Function
This command deletes an APE group.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-APE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of analyzer equipment, for example, the NA

port of an MCA.
<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-APE::FAC-1-2-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-APE
RTRV-APE
OPR-APE
ENT-APE
OPR-APE
Operates an APE group.
Function
This command starts/stops the adjustment of an APE group.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-APE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<OPRT>
Command Parameters

port of an MCA.
ID>.
<OPRT> Indicates the operation to be performed. NA

 START: starts an adjustment period.
 STOP: stops an adjustment period.
 INITSTD: scans the optical power of channels, and
saves the optical power as the standard value.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-APE::FAC-1-2-1:C::START;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-APE
RTRV-APE
DLT-APE
ENT-APE
RTRV-APE
Retrieves an APE group.
Function
This command retrieves the control attributes of an APE group.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-APE:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an analyzer port, for example, the port of an NA
MCA.
When nothing is entered for this parameter, it indicates all APE
groups are retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::BAND=<BAND>[,ODDNE=<ODD_NEID>][,ODDBD=<ODDBD>]
[,EVENNE=<EVENNE>]
[,EVENBD=<EVENBD>],AUTOADJ=<AUTOADJ>,TH=<TH>,STATE=<STATE>"<cr><lf>)+
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an analyzer port, for example, the port of an MCA.
<BAND> Indicates the band type of a line.
<ODDNE> Indicates the TID of an odd wave adjustment unit.
<ODDBD> Indicates the slot ID of an odd wave adjustment unit.
<EVENNE> Indicates the TID of an even wave adjustment unit.
<EVENBD> Indicates the slot ID of an even wave adjustment unit.
<AUTOADJ> Indicates whether adjustment is automatically started when an unbalanced

output power event occurs.
<TH> Indicates the threshold of un-equilibrium. This is the power threshold for
the APE pair to report an unbalanced power event.
Range: 0.5-3.0 (unit is 1.0 dBm).
<STATE> Indicates the state of an APE pair. The valid values are as follows:
 NORMAL: The pair is in the normal state.
 ABNORMAL: The pair detects that the waves are in a state of un-
equilibrium.
 ADJUSTING: The APE pair is adjusting the waves for pre-
equilibrium.
 PREV_ADJUSTING: The upstream pair is adjusting the waves for
pre-equilibrium.
Example
Command
RTRV-APE:::C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-12-1::BAND=CBAND,ODDNE=SHENZHEN1,ODDBD=SLOT-
2,EVENNE=SHENZHEN2,EVENBD=SLOT-9,AUTOADJ=Y,TH=1.5,STATE=NORMAL"
"FAC-1-12-4::BAND=CBAND,ODDNE=SHENZHEN10,ODDBD=SLOT-
3,EVENNE=SHENZHEN20,EVENBD=SLOT-10,AUTOADJ=Y,TH=1.3,STATE=NORMAL"
;
Related Commands
ED-APE
DLT-APE
OPR-APE
ENT-APE
ED-APE-WCH
Edits a channel of an APE group.
Function
This command edits the attributes of a channel of an APE group.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-APE-WCH:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>]
[,STDBIAS=<STDBIAS>][,ENABLE=<ENABLE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an analyzer port, for example, the port of NA
an MCA.
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the type of wave band. The only available value for CBAND
<STDBIAS> Indicates the standard power bias of channel-n (n ranges from 1 NA

to 80).
Range: -10.0 to 10.0 (unit is 1.0 dB).
If the channel does not exist, set it to 12.7.
This parameter is optional. The default value will not be
changed if nothing is entered.
<ENABLE> Enables the wavelength to be adjusted in the APE group. N

In OADM, some wavelengths cannot be adjusted. Set this
parameter to N if adjustment cannot be made.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-APE-WCH::FAC-1-2-1-1:C:::BANDTYPE=CBAND,STDBIAS=1.0,ENABLE=Y;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-APE-WCH
RTRV-APE-WCH
Retrieves the wavelengths of an APE group.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of each channel.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-APE-WCH:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>];
Command Parameters
MCA.
ID>-<CHANNEL ID>.
Support the "&" and "&&" symbol.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the type of wave band. The only available value for this CBAND
parameter is CBAND.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::BANDTYPE=BANDTYPE,ENABLE=<ENABLE>,STDBIAS=<STDBIAS>,FACTBIAS=<F
ACTBIAS>" <cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of a channel. This parameter supports the "&" and "&&"
symbols.
The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<CHANNEL ID>. The <CHANNEL ID> supports ALL.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the type of wave band. The default and only available value for
<ENABLE> Indicates whether the channel to be adjusted in an APE group is enabled.

<STDBIAS> Indicates the standard power offset of the channel.

The valid value ranges from -10.0 to 10.0 (unit is 1.0 dB). The default
value is unavailable.
<FACTBIAS> Indicates the actual power offset of the channel.

Range: -12.8 to +12.6 (unit is 1.0 dB).
Example
Command
RTRV-APE-WCH::fac-1-11-4-80&FAC-1-11-4-72:C;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-01 11:59:46
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-11-4-72::BAND=CBAND,ENABLE=Y,STDBIAS=12.7,FACTBIAS=12.7"
"FAC-1-11-4-80::BAND=CBAND,ENABLE=Y,STDBIAS=-0.8,FACTBIAS=-1.0"
;
Related Commands
ED-APE-WCH
REPTÊVTÂPE
Reports an APE group event.
Function
This autonomous message is generated by an NE to inform the OS or maintenance personnel
about the APE information.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVTÂPE <cr> <lf>
(^^^"<AID>:<EVENTID>:[WAVE=<WAVE>][,REASON=<REASON>][,NE=<NE>]
[,EQPT=<EQPT>][,BDERR=<BDERR>]" <cr> <lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an analyzer port, for example, the port of an MCA.
<EVENTID> Indicates the event type. The valid values are as follows:
 UNEQ: The channel power is unequal.
 SUCC: The adjustment was successful.
 FAIL: The adjustment failed.
 ADDWAVE: Wavelengths were added.
 DROPWAVE: Wavelengths were dropped.
<WAVE> Indicates which wavelength is over the threshold or is added/dropped.

This parameter is valid when <EVENTID> is set to UNEQ, ADDWAVE, or
DROPWAVE.
This parameter is valid when <EVENTID> is set to FAIL and <REASON> is
set to DROP_WAVE.
<REASON> Indicates why the adjustment failed. This parameter is valid when <EVENTID>
is set to FAIL.

 UNKNOWN: Unknown failure
 STOP_MANUALLY: Adjustment was stopped by the user.
 NO_REACH_EQ: Equilibrium cannot be reached after adjustment.
 COMM_FAIL: The communication failed.
 CARD_UNINSTALL: The unit is not installed.
 CARD_TYPE_ERR: It indicates the unit type error.
 CARD_OFFLINE: The unit is offline.
 VMUX_CARRY_ERR: The VMUX attenuation adjusting failed.
 BOARD_RESP_ERR: The unit responded with an error.
 BOARD_SYS_ERR: It indicates a system error.
 ADJNE_NOT_FOUND: The adjustment subrack was not found.
 DROP_WAVE: Wavelength was dropped.
<NE> Indicates the TID of a failed NE. It is a string with no more than 20 bytes.
This parameter is valid when <EVENTID> is set to FAIL.
<EQPT> Indicates the AID of the failed equipment. It indicates which equipment reports
an error. The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<BDERR> Indicates the error code responded from a unit, if the failure is caused by unit
operation failure.
 CMD-INVALID: The parameters in the command are incorrect.
 PARA-ERR: The parameter length is incorrect.
 OPR-FAIL: Execution of the command failed.
 NOT-SUPPORTED: This command is not supported.
 DISCARDED: The command is discarded.
 BUSY: The command is being executed. The result cannot be returned
yet.
 NOT-READY: The card is not prepared and the command cannot be
executed yet.
 OVERTIME: Command execution times out.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
A 1 RETP EVT APE
"FAC-1-12-3:UNEQ:WAVE=ADDWAVE,"
;
Related Commands
None
ED-APE-AUTOREP
Edits the auto response flag of APE.
Function
This command is to edit the auto response flag of APE.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-APE-AUTOREP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[AUTOREP=<APE_AUTOREP>];
Command Parameters
<APE_AUTOREP> Auto response flag of APE. DISABLE

Range: ENABLE | DISABLE.
The current configurations are not changed by DISABLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-APE-AUTOREP:::C:::AUTOREP=ENABLE;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-16 23:44:16
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-APE-AUTOREP
RTRV-APE-AUTOREP
retrieves the auto response flag of APE.
Function
This command is to retrieve the auto response flag of APE.
Usage Note
None
Category
APE
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-APE-AUTOREP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD
("AUTOREP=<APE_AUTOREP>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
Description Default Value
Parameter
<APE_AUTOREP> Auto response flag of APE. DISABLE

Range: ENABLE|DISABLE.
The current configurations are
not changed by DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-APE-AUTOREP:::C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-17 01:08:34
M C COMPLD
"AUTOREP=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
ED-APE-AUTOREP
D.16.3 Configuring Automatic Level Control (ALC)

This section lists the commands used to configure the ALC function.
ENT-ALC-NODE
Creates an ALC node.
Function
This command creates an ALC node on an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-ALC-NODE:[<TID>]:<CHAIN>:<CTAG>:::[REFER=<REFER>]
[,PREVNE=<PREVNE>][,NEXTNE=<NEXTNE>][,DETECTOR=<DETECTOR>]
[,VOA=<VOA>][,AUTOFLAG=<AUTOFLAG>][,TH=<THRESHOLD>]
[,DEGTH=<DEGTH>][,BIAS=<BIAS>][,MONVOA=<MONVOA>];;
Command Parameters
<CHAIN> Indicates the chain identifier to which the node belongs. NA

The valid format is ALC-<N>. The value for N ranges from 1 to
255.
<REFER> Indicates the AID of the reference device on the node. NULL
ID>.
NULL indicates that the node does not have a reference device.
Refer to ALC for the valid values of <REFER> for specific
units.
<PREVNE> Indicates the position of the upstream node. NULL

It is the NE identifier of the upstream node.
For the first ALC node, <PREVNE> must be NULL.
<NEXTNE> Indicates the position of the downstream node. NULL

It is the NE identifier of the downstream node.
For the last ALC node, <NEXTNE> must be NULL.
<DETECTOR> Indicates the AID of the detection device on the node. NULL
ID>.
NULL indicates that the node does not have a detection device.
Refer to ALC for the valid values of <DETECTOR> for specific
units.
<VOA> Indicates the AID of the VOA (variable optical attenuator) NULL
device on the node.
ID>.
NULL indicates that the node does not have a VOA device.
Refer to ALC for the valid values of <VOA> for specific units.
<AUTOFLAG> Indicates whether automatic chain adjustment is enabled. N

 Y: enables automatic chain adjustment when a fault
occurs.
 N: disables automatic chain adjustment when a fault
occurs.
It is only configured on the first node. If abnormal optical power
is detected on any node of the link, the node reports it to the first
node. If the <AUTOFLAG> is set to Y, the first node starts the
ALC adjustment process automatically. It is recommended that
users enable this function after the entire link works normally.
<THRESHOLD> The power is considered abnormal when the difference between 2.0
the actual power and the reference power exceeds this value.
Range: 0.5 to 3.0 (unit is 1.0 dB). The default value is 2.0.
<DEGTH> Indicates the threshold for reporting a line degradation alarm. 2.0
When the line degrades to a certain degree so that the difference
between the actual attenuation and the reference attenuation
exceeds the threshold, an alarm indicating that the line
degradation exceeds expectation is reported.
Range: 0.5 to 15 (unit is 1.0 dB). The default value is 2.0.
<BIAS> Indicates the compensation for node adjustment. 0

Range: -10.0 to 10.0 (unit is 1.0 dB).
<MONVOA> Indicates the AID of the VOA (variable optical attenuator) NULL
device on the downstream node.
ID>.
NULL indicates that the node does not have a VOA device.
Refer to ALC for the valid values of <VOA> for specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-ALC-NODE::ALC-1:C:::PREVNE=NE-01,NEXTNE=NE-03,DETECTOR=FAC-1-3-
4,VOA=FAC-1-1-1,TH=1.5;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-ALC-NODE
ED-ALC-NODE
DLT-ALC-NODE
ED-ALC-NODE
Edits the parameters of an ALC node.
Function
This command edits the parameters of an ALC node on an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-ALC-NODE:[<TID>]:<CHAIN>:<CTAG>:::[AUTOFLAG=<AUTOFLAG>]
[,TH=<THRESHOLD>][,DEGTH=<DEGTH>][,BIAS=<BIAS>]
[,MONVOA=<MONVOA>];
Command Parameters

255.
<AUTOFLAG> Sets whether to enable automatic chain adjustment when an NA

abnormality is detected.
 Y: enables automatic chain adjustment when an
abnormality occurs.
 N: disables automatic chain adjustment when an
abnormality occurs.
Only the first ALC node can be configured.
<THRESHOLD> Indicates the threshold at which the state of a node becomes NA

abnormal.
Range: 0.5 to 3.0 (unit is 1.0 dB). The current configuration is
not changed by default.
NOTE:
The power is considered abnormal when the difference between the
actual power and the reference power exceeds this value.
<DEGTH> Indicates the threshold for reporting a line degradation alarm. 2.0
When the line degrades to a certain degree so that the difference
between the actual attenuation and the reference attenuation
exceeds the threshold, an alarm indicating that the line
degradation exceeds expectation is reported.
<BIAS> Indicates the compensation for node adjustment. 0

<MONVOA> AID of the variable optical attenuator (VOA) device in the NA

downstream node.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ALC-NODE::ALC-1:C:::TH=1.0,BIAS=-5;
Response Message
NE 2005-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
DLT-ALC-NODE
ENT-ALC-NODE
RTRV-ALC-NODE
DLT-ALC-NODE
Deletes an ALC node.
Function
This command deletes an ALC node on an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-ALC-NODE:[<TID>]:<CHAIN>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Default

The valid format is ALC-<N>. The value for N ranges from 1 to 255.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-ALC-NODE::ALC-1:C;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
ED-ALC-NODE
ENT-ALC-NODE
RTRV-ALC-NODE
RTRV-ALC-NODE
Retrieves the information of an ALC node.
Function
This command retrieves the information of an ALC node on an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALC-NODE:[<TID>]:[<CHAIN>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<CHAIN> Indicates the chain identifier which a node belongs to NA

255.
Defaults to retrieve all parameters of the ALC node on an NE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> (^^^"<CHAIN>:
[IDX=<NODE>],REFER=<REFER>,PREVNE=<PREVNE>,NEXTNE=<NEXTNE>,DETECTOR=<DETECT
OR>,VOA=<VOA>[,AUTOFLAG=<AUTOFLAG">],TH=<THRESHOLD>,DEGTH=<DEGTH>,BIAS=<BIA
S>[,LINEATTEN=<LINEATTEN>][,REFATTEN=<REFATTEN>][,GAIN=<GAIN>]
[,REFGAIN=<REFGAIN>][,NODEATTEN=<NODEATTEN>]
[,ACCBIAS=<ACCBIAS>],STATE=<STATE>[,MONVOA=<MONVOA>]"<cr><If>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<CHAIN> Indicates the chain identifier to which the node belongs.

<IDX> Indicates the statistical result of the node index.

The valid format is NO-<N>. The value for N ranges from 1 to 255.
This parameter is not displayed if the chain node count fails or cannot be
counted.
<REFER> Indicates the AID of the reference device on the node.

NULL indicates that the reference device does not exist.
<PREVNE> Indicates the TID of the upstream node.

NULL indicates that the upstream node does not exist.
<NEXTNE> Indicates the TID of the downstream node.

NULL indicates that the downstream node does not exist.
<DETECTOR> Indicates the AID of the detection device on the node.

NULL indicates that the detection device does not exist.
<VOA> Indicates the AID of the VOA on the node.

NULL indicates that the VOA does not exist.
<AUTOFLAG> Sets whether automatic chain adjustment is enabled when an abnormality is

detected.
Displays only on the first node. The valid values are Y and N.
<THRESHOLD> The power is considered abnormal when the difference between the actual
power and the reference power exceeds this value.
Range: 0.5 to 3.0 (unit is 1.0 dB).
<DEGTH> Indicates the threshold for reporting a line degradation alarm. When the line
degrades to a certain degree so that the difference between the actual attenuation
and the reference attenuation exceeds the threshold, an alarm indicating that the
line degradation exceeds expectation is reported.
<BIAS> Indicates the compensation for node adjustment. (<BIAS> = <LINEATTEN> -

<GAIN>)
In actual applications, the system optical power budgeted for a link may result
in inequality between the optical amplifier gain of the local node and the
attenuation of the upstream line. Hence, after the ALC is created and the
adjustment of system optical power of each station based on the planned
parameters are complete, set <BIAS> node by node to adjust the initial state of
the ALC link to the normal state.
<LINEATTEN> Indicates the attenuation introduced by the transmission line (Line attenuation =
Output optical power of the upstream node - Input optical power of the local
node).
The valid format is unsigned float (unit is 1.0 dB).
The transmission line attenuation includes the VOA attenuation if a VOA exists.
The parameter is not displayed if the <LINEATTEN> value is invalid.
<REFATTEN> Indicates the reference line attenuation in the transmission. This parameter
serves as a nominal attenuation value for monitoring the line degradation. An
alarm is reported when the difference between the actual attenuation and the
value of this parameter exceeds the value of <DEGTH>. The value of this
parameter can be changed by using the OPR-ALC-NODE command. The
attenuation does not include the attenuation of the attenuators on the ALC link
but the attenuation of other attenuators that are not configured on the ALC link.
The parameter is not displayed if the <REFATTEN> value is invalid.
<GAIN> Indicates the gain of the local node <DETECTOR>. The valid format is
unsigned float (unit is 1.0 dB).
This parameter is not displayed if the <GAIN> value is invalid.
<REFGAIN> Indicates the reference gain for an amplifier in the ALC function. When the
ALC function is used for adjusting the optical power, the attenuation or gain is
adjusted with the presumption that there is minimal deviation of the amplifier
gain from <REFGAIN>.
This parameter is not displayed if the <REFGAIN> value is invalid.
<NODEATTEN> Indicates the current attenuation of the VOA unit of the local node. The valid
format is unsigned float (unit is 1.0 dB).
The parameter is not displayed if the <NODEATTEN> value is invalid.
<ACCBIAS> Indicates the accumulated optical power deviation of the local node. The valid
format is signed float (unit is 1.0 dB).
<ACCBIAS> of the reference node is 0.
This parameter is not displayed if the <ACCBIAS> value is invalid.
<STATE> Indicates the current state of the ALC node.

 IDLE: The node state is idle.
 INVALID: The node state is invalid.
 WAITING: The node is waiting for the adjustment process.
 ADJUSTING: The node is in the adjustment process.
 ABNR: The node state is abnormal.
 ALARM: The node device detects an alarm.
<MONVOA> Indicates the AID of the VOA on the downstream node.

NULL indicates that the VOA does not exist.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALC-NODE:::C;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00 M C COMPLD "ALC-1:IDX=NO-1,REFER=FAC-1-3-
4,PERVID=NULL,NEXTNE=NE-
02,DETECTOR=NULL,VOA=NULL,AUTOFLAG=N,TH=2.5,DEGTH=2.0,BIAS=0.5,ACCBIAS=0,ST
ATE=IDLE" ; "ALC-2:IDX=NO-5,REFER=NULL,PREVNE=NE-04,NEXTNE=NE-
06,DETECTOR=FAC-1-9-2,VOA=FAC-1-1-
1,TH=2.0,DEGTH=2.0,BIAS=1.5,LINEATTEN=19.2,REFATTEN=15.0,GAIN=23.0,REFGAIN=
23.0,NODEATTEN=3.2,ACCBIAS=0.3,STATE=IDLE,MONVOA=FAC-5-5-2"; ;
Related Commands
DLT-ALC-NODE
ED-ALC-NODE
ENT-ALC-NODE
OPR-ALC-NODE
OPR-ALC-CHAIN
Operates an ALC chain.
Function
This command manually starts or stops the adjustment process on the chain.
This operation only be carried out on the first node of the ALC chain.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-ALC-CHAIN:[<TID>]:<CHAIN>:<CTAG>::<OPRT>;
Command Parameters

The valid format is ALC-<N>. The value for N ranges
from 1 to 255.

 START: starts the adjustment process on the
chain.
 STOP: stops the adjustment process on the
chain.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-ALC-CHAIN::ALC-1:C::START;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-ALC-CHAIN
RTRV-ALC-CHAIN
Retrieves an ALC chain.
Function
This command retrieves the information of all ALC nodes on a chain.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALC-CHAIN:[<TID>]:<CHAIN>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Default

255.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"
<CHAIN>:[IDX=<NODE>][,NENAME=<NENAME>][,LINEATTEN=<LINEATTEN>]
[,GAIN=<GAIN>][,NODEATTEN=<NODEATTE>][,ACCBIAS=<ACCBIAS>]
[,STATE=<NODESTATE>][,COMM=<COMM>][,CHAINSTATE=< CHAINSTATE>]
" <cr><If>)
;
Response Parameters

<IDX> Indicates the statistic result of node index. The valid format is NO-<N>.
This parameter is not displayed if the node response is not received or the
node does not exist.
<NENAME> Indicates the node position. The valid format is TID.

This parameter is not displayed if the node response is not received.
<LINEATTEN> Indicates the attenuation introduced by the transfer line (Line attenuation =
Output optical power of the upstream node - Input optical power of the
local node).
The valid format is unsigned float (unit is 1.0 dB). this parameter is not
displayed for the first node.
The transfer line attenuation includes VOA attenuation if a VOA exists.
<GAIN> Indicates the gain of the local node <DETECTOR>.

<NODEATTEN> Indicates the current attenuation of the VOA unit of the local node.
The valid format is unsigned float (unit is 1.0 dB). NODEATTEN equals
zero if the node does not have a VOA device.
<ACCBIAS> Indicates the accumulated optical power deviation of the local node.
The valid format is signed float (unit is 1.0 dB).
<STATE> Indicates the current state of the ALC node.

The valid values are IDLE, INVALID, WAITING, ADJUSTING, ABNR,
ALARM, and NOEXIST.
This parameter is not displayed if the node response is not received.
This parameter is displayed as NOEXIST if the node does not exist on the
target NE.
<COMM> Indicates the communication status of the node.

The valid values are SUCCESS and FAILURE.
FAILURE is displayed if the node response is not received.
<CHAINSTATE> Indicates the current state of a chain, which is displayed on only the first
node.
 IDLE: It indicates that the chain is idle, and it is not abnormally
occupied on any node.
 INVALID: It indicates that the chain is invalid.
 ADJUSTING: It indicates that the chain started the adjustment, but
the adjustment is not complete.
 ABNR: It indicates that some nodes have anomalies on the chain,
but the adjustment is not started.
 COMMFAIL: The communication is abnormally occupied, and the
chain state is unclear.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALC-CHAIN::ALC-1:C;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
"ALC-1:IDX=NO-1,NENAME=NE-
01,LINEATTEN=0,GAIN=21.0,NODEATTEN=0,ACCBIAS=0.0,STATE=IDLE,COMM=SUCCESS,CH
AINSTATE=COMMFAIL;
ALC-1:IDX=NO-2,NENAME=NE-
02,LINEATTEN=18.0,GAIN=20.2,NODEATTEN=2.0,ACCBIAS=0.1,STATE=IDLE,COMM=
SUCCESS;
SUCCESS;
SUCCESS;
ALC-1:NENAME=NE-05,STATE=NOEXIST,COMM= SUCCESS; "
;
Related Commands
OPR-ALC-CHAIN
OPR-ALC-NODE
Samples the ALC reference value.
Function
This command collects the current attenuation of the optical power and gain of the amplifier
on the line as reference values REFATTEN and REFGAIN. The value REFATTEN is used
for determining whether an alarm is generated and REFGAIN is used as a reference value in
priority for ALC adjustment.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-ALC-NODE:[<TID>]:<CHAIN>:<CTAG>::<OPRT>;
Command Parameters

The valid format is ALC-<N>. The value for N ranges
from 1 to 255.

 SAMP: starts the adjustment process on the
chain.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-ALC-NODE::ALC-1:C::SAMP;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
RTRV-ALC-NODE
INIT-ALC-LOG
Clears the records of an ALC event.
Function
This command clears the records of an ALC event.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
INIT-ALC-LOG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-ALC-LOG:::C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-ALC-LOG
RTRV-ALC-LOG
Queries the records of an ALC event.
Function
This command queries the records of an ALC event.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALC-LOG:[<TID>]:[CHAIN]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

255.
When nothing is entered for this parameter, the records of all ALC
links are queried.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<CHAIN>,<EVENT>,<EVTINFO>:DATA=<DATE>,TIME=<TIME>""<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<EVENT> Indicates the event identifier. Possible events are listed as follows:
 ABSTRACT: The abstract that contains all the basic information
about the chain adjustment.
 NODE-ABNR: The node state is abnormal.

 NODE-RESU: The node state restored to normal.
 NODE-FAIL: The node adjustment failed.
 NODE-SUCC: The node adjustment succeeded.
 NODE-ACK: It indicates the node adjustment response event.
 CHAIN-START: The chain adjustment process started.
 CHAIN-STOP: The chain adjustment process stopped.
 CHAIN-FINISH: The chain adjustment process is complete.
 CHAIN-FAIL: The chain state is unknown.
 CHAIN-ABNR: The chain state is abnormal.
 CHAIN-RESU: The chain or node state was restored.
<EVTINFO> Indicates the event explanation information.
<DATE> Indicates the date when the event occurred.
<TIME> Indicates the time when the event occurred.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALC-LOG:::C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
"ALC-1,NODE-FAIL,CHAIN-TIME-OUT,OUTTIME=10: DATA=2006-02-27,TIME=16-47-
45"
"ALC-1,CHAIN-FAIL,IDX=NO-1,NENAME=HEXING: DATA=2006-02-27,TIME=16-47-45"
;
Related Commands
INIT-ALC-LOG
REPTÊVTÂLC
Reports an ALC event.
Function
This autonomous message is generated by an NE to inform maintenance personnel of the
ALC information.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALC
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVTÂLC <cr> <lf>
^^^"< CHAIN>::EVENT=<EVTTYPE>,<EXTPARA>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the chain identifier to which the node belongs.

<EVTTYPE> Indicates the ALC event type. Possible ALC events are as follows:
 ABSTRACT: The abstract that contains all the basic information
about the chain adjustment.
 NODE-ABNR: The state of the current node is abnormal.
 NODE-FAIL: The node adjustment failed.
 NODE-SUCC: The node adjustment succeeded.
 NODE-RESU: The node state restored to normal.
 NODE-ACK: It indicates the chain node adjustment response
event. Only the first chain node can report this event.
 CHAIN-START: The chain adjustment started.
 CHAIN-STOP: The chain adjustment stopped.
 CHAIN-FINISH: The chain adjustment is complete.
 CHAIN-FAIL: The communication is abnormal in the current
chain. The current chain state is unknown.
 CHAIN-ABNR: The current chain state is abnormal. Some node
states are abnormal.
 CHAIN-RESU: The current chain communication or state was
restored.
<EXTPARA> For details, see the following table.

Table D-2 List of ALC event parameters
EVTTYPE EXTPARA Description
NENAME Indicates the NE name of the last chain node if its state is
abnormal. ABNRIDX and NENAME are not displayed
when the chain does not detect an abnormal node.
TOTAL Indicates the total number of chain nodes.
NEEDTIME Indicates the estimated time that the chain adjustment

process requires.
NODE-ABNR IDX Indicates the index number of the current node. The valid
format is NO-<N>.
LINEATTEN Indicates the attenuation imported by the transfer line.

The valid format is unsigned float (unit is 1.0 dB). The first
node is not displayed.
The transfer line attenuation includes the VOA attenuation.
GAIN Indicates the standard gain of amplifier on the current node.

ACCBIAS Indicates the cumulative value of the gain bias of all the
upstream-node amplifiers.
BIAS The adjustment compensation of the current node.

NODE-FAIL REASON Indicates the cause of event possibly. The causes are listed
as follow:
 NODE-STATE-ERR: There is an error in the state
of the current node.
 CARD-RSP-ERR: It indicates an error in the unit
command response.
 DEVICE-ALM-EXIST: A device alarm exists.
 CHAIN-NO-EXIST: The chain does not exist.
 CHAIN-CHAOS: It indicates the chaotic chain
configuration.
 NODE-TIME-OUT: The node adjustment process
timed out.
 NO-PERMIT-ERR: The current node is still
abnormal after the adjustment is complete.
DEVICE Indicates the ALC device identifier. The valid format is

FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
Only CARD-RSP-ERR is valid.
CMD Indicates the command identifier returned from the

equipment.
Only CARD-RSP-ERR is valid.
The commands are listed as follows:
 IN-POWER-QUE: The power query command

response failed.
 GAIN-QUE: The gain query command response
failed.
 ATTEN-ADJUST: The attenuation command
adjustment response failed.
 GAIN-ADJUST: The gain adjustment command
response failed.
 INBAND-NOISE-QUE: The inband noise query
command response failed.
 RPC-GAIN-QUE: The RAU board gain query
command response failed.
 FULLBAND-NOISE-QUE: The full-band noise
query command response failed.
NODE-SUCC NULL Indicates there are not any extended parameters in this
event.
NODE-RESU IDX Indicates the index number of the current node. The valid
format is NO-<N>.
LINEATTEN Indicates the attenuation imported by the transfer line.

The valid format is unsigned float (unit is 1.0 dB). The first
node is not displayed.
The transfer line attenuation includes the VOA attenuation.
GAIN The standard gain of the amplifier at the current node.

ACCBIAS Indicate the cumulative value of the gain bias of all the
upstream-node amplifiers.
The valid format is signed float (unit is 1.0 dB). The
reference node is not displayed.
BIAS Indicates the adjustment compensation of the current node.

NODE-ACK IDX Indicates the index ID of the node that sends adjustment
responses. The valid format is NO-<N>.
NENAME Indicates the NE name of the node that sends adjustment

responses.
RESULT Indicates the result of the node adjustment. The valid values
are SUCCESS and FAIL.
CHAIN-START NULL Indicates there are not any extended parameters in this
event.
CHAIN-STOP REASON Possible causes of the event are listed as follows:

 NODE-BREAK: The node detected an anomaly and
requested to interrupt the chain adjustment process.

 CHAIN-TIME-OUT: The chain adjustment process
timed out.
 USER-COMMAND: A user command that
interrupted the chain adjustment.
IDX Indicates the index of the node that requested the chain
adjustment interruption. The valid format is NO-<N>.
NENAME Indicates the index of the node that requested the chain
adjustment interruption.
OUTTIME Indicates the chain adjustment overflow time, which is

displayed only when an interruption is caused by CHAIN-
TIME-OUT.
CHAIN-FINISH NULL Indicates there are not any extended parameters in this
event.
CHAIN-FAIL IDX Indicates the index of the node that detected the chain
communication was abnormal. The valid format is NO-
<N>.
NENAME Indicates the name of the abnormal communication target

NE.
CHAIN-ABNR IDX Indicates the index of the node in an abnormal state. The
valid format is NO-<N>.
NENAME Indicates the node NE-TID in an abnormal state.
CHAIN-RESU IDX Indicates the index of node in an abnormal state. The valid
format is NO-<N>.
NENAME Indicates the NE name of node in an abnormal state.

If IDX and NENAME are displayed, the event is the
restoration of chain state that is abnormal.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
A 1 REPT EVT ALC
"ALC-1::CHAIN START"
;
Related Commands
None
OPR-RPCASE-<WDM>
Calibrates amplified spontaneous emission (ASE) for Raman boards.
Function
This command calibrates ASE for Raman boards to ensure the automatic level control (ALC)
feature can function properly.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-RPCASE-<WDM>:[<TID>]:<RULEAID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Default
<RULEAID> Indicates the equipment unit identity. The valid format is FAC- NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-RPCASE-WDM::FAC-1-4-9:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-RPCASE-<WDM>
RTRV-RPCASE-<WDM>
Retrieves ASE calibration information of Raman boards.
Function
This command retrieves ASE calibration information of Raman boards.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-RPCASE-{WDM}:[<TID>]:<RULEAID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<RULEAID> Indicates the equipment unit identity. The valid format is NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<RULEAID>::FIBERTYPE=<NGWDMFIBERTYPE>,BARCODE=<BARCODE>,IDENTIFYFLAG=<I
DENTIFYFLAG>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<RULEAID> Indicates the equipment unit identity. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>.
<FIBERTYPE> Indicate the fiber type.

<BARCODE> Indicates the board barcode.
<IDENTIFYFLAG> Indicates the unique identification flag.
Example
Command
RTRV-RPCASE-WDM::FAC-1-4-9:C;
Response Message
NE11 2012-08-23 09:50:06
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-
9::FIBERTYPE=G652,BARCODE=000PBW0000000111,IDENTIFYFLAG=2018915346"
;
Related Commands
OPR-RPCASE-<WDM>
D.17 Configuring Optical Doctor

D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
Creates a node on an OD section.
Function
This command creates a node on an OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-OD-SEC:
[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>::<NODENUM>,<NODETYPE>,<NODEPOS>,<NEID>,<BDP
ORT>,<BDTYPE>,[<ATTACHNO>],[<ATTACHPORT>];
Command Parameters
<SECID> Indicates the unique identifier of the OD section. NA
<NODESNUM> Indicates the total number of nodes. NA
<NODETYPE> Indicates the node type. NA

Valid values are as follows:
 BOARD
 OPM
 OSC
<NODEPOS> Indicates the number of the node. NA
<NEID> Indicates the identifier of the NE where the node resides. NA
<BDPORT> Indicates the port number associated with the node. NA

ID>, or FAC-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID> (OptiX OSN 3800A).
<BDTYPE> Indicates the type of the board where the node resides. NA
<ATTACHNO> Indicates the number of the associated node. This parameter is 0

valid only for OPM or OSC nodes.
<ATTACHPORT> Indicates the port AID which the OPM or OSC is associated. FAC-1–0–0
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-OD-SEC::SEC-1:C::10,BOARD,1,NEW-NE,FAC-1-1-1,13OAU1,0,,;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
Deletes an OD section.
Function
This command deletes an OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-OD-SEC:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-OD-SEC::SEC-3:C
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
Retrieves the OD section information.
Function
This command retrieves the OD section information.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-SEC:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<SECID>:<NODENUM>,<NODETYPE>,<NODEPOS>,<NEID>,<BDPORT>,<BDTYPE>,
[<ATTACHNO>],[<ATTACHPORT>]"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<NODENUM> Indicates the total number of nodes. NA
<NODETYPE> Indicates the node type. NA

 BOARD
 OPM
 OSC
<NODEPOS> Indicates the number of the node. NA
<NEID> Indicates the identifier of the NE where the node resides. NA
<BDPORT> Indicates the port number associated with the node. NA

<BDTYPE> Indicates the type of the board where the node resides. NA
<ATTACHNO> Indicates the number of the associated node. This parameter is 0

valid only for OPM or OSC nodes.
<ATTACHPORT> Indicates the port AID which the OPM or OSC is associated. FAC-1–0–0
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-SEC::SEC-3:C
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
"SEC-3:13,BOARD,1,NE32-15,FAC-1-2-1,12OAU1"
"SEC-3:13,OPM,3,NE32-15,FAC-1-13-1,11OPM8,2"
"SEC-3:13,BOARD,6,NE64-14,FAC-1-15-1,11OBU1"
"SEC-3:13,BOARD,7,NE64-14,FAC-1-15-2,11OBU1"
"SEC-3:13,OPM,10,NE64-14,FAC-1-7-3,11MCA4,7"
"SEC-3:13,OPM,11,NE64-14,FAC-1-7-1,11MCA4,9"
"SEC-3:13,OSC,12,NE32-15,FAC-1-33-1,12SC2,2"
"SEC-3:13,OSC,13,NE64-14,FAC-1-13-1,12SC2,9"
;
Related Commands
D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
D.17.4 RTRV-PORT-ODATTR
Retrieves the ID of OD section by port.
Function
This command retrieves the ID of OD section by port.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PORT-ODATTR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the input port of an OA in the OD section. NA

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>:<SECID>,<TID>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-PORT-ODATTR::FAC-1-12-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2005-10-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
" FAC-1-12-1:SEC-1,NE-1-1"
Related Commands
D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
D.17.5 AUD-OD-SEC
Verifies if the section ID of the optical doctor (OD) is valid.
Function
This command verifies if the section ID of an OD is valid.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
AUD-OD-SEC:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SECID> Indicates the section IDs that are connected using &. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
AUD-OD-SEC::SEC-3&SEC-4:C
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
D.17.6 ED-OD-OSNREN
Edits the OD OSNR reporting enable flag.
Function
This command edits the OD OSNR reporting enable flag.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OD-OSNREN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<STATE>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Specifies the new port AID. NA
<STATE> Indicates the enable flag. The valid values are: NA

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OD-OSNREN::FAC-1-1-1:C::ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2005-11-02 09:48:24
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the OD OSNR reporting enable flag.
Function
This command retrieves the OD OSNR reporting enable flag.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-OSNREN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the port AID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>:<STATE>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the port AID. NA
<STATE> Indicates the enable flag. The valid values are: NA

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-OSNREN::FAC-1-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2005-11-02 09:48:24
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-1:DISABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.17.6 ED-OD-OSNREN
D.17.8 RTRV-OD-OSNRLOSS
Retrieves the OSNR loss of the OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the OSNR loss of the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-OSNRLOSS:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>::<SOURCE>;
Command Parameters
<SECID> Indicates the identifier of the OD section. NA

<SOURCE> Indicates the source of the operation. NA

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<SECID>::SOURCE=<SOURCE>,OAIDX=<OAIDX>,WVNUM=<WVNUM>,OSNRLOSS=<OSNRLOS
S>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<WVNUM> Indicates the wavelength channel number. NA
<OSNRLOSS> Indicates the OSNR loss of the wavelength in units of 1.0. For NA
example, 25.6 indicates that the OSNR is 25.6 .
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-OSNRLOSS::SEC-1:C::OD;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 13:52:53
M C COMPLD
"SEC-1::SOURCE=OD,WVNUM=72,OSNRLOSS=0.0"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.9 RTRV-OD-OSNR
Retrieves the OSNR of the OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the OSNR of the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-OSNR:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>::<SOURCE>,<OAIDX>;
Command Parameters

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON
<OAIDX> Indicates the index of OA in the OD section.(oa index starts NA

from 0)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<SECID>::SOURCE=<SOURCE>,OAIDX=<OAIDX>,WVNUM=<WVNUM>,VLDTY=<VLDTY>,WVO
SNR=<WVOSNR>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<OAIDX> Indicates the index of OA in the OD section, which starts from NA

0.

<VLDTY> Indicates whether the OSNR is valid. The valid values are NA
VALID and INVALID.
<WVOSNR> Indicates the OSNR of the wavelength in units of 1.0 dB. For NA
example, 25.6 indicates that the OSNR is 25.6 dB.
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-OSNR::SEC-1:C::OD,1;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 14:24:57
M C COMPLD
"SEC-1::SOURCE=OD,OAIDX=1,WVNUM=72,VLDTY=INVALID,WVOSNR=INVALID"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
Starts a calculation of the OD section.
Function
This command starts a calculation of the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
STA-OD-CALC:
[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>::<SOURCE>,<SYSTEM_WAVENUM>,<WAVELEN_LIST>;
Command Parameters
Default
<SECID> Indicates the identifier of the OD section.(SEC-n) NA

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON
<SYSTEM_WAVENUM> Indicates the max-number wave length of the system. NA

 C40
 C80
<WAVELEN_LIST> Indicates the list of wave length number. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STA-OD-CALC::SEC-1:C::MDS6630,C80,18,20,22,24;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
D.17.11 RTRV-OD-ADJVAL
Retrieves the attenuation and target power of the OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the attenuation and target power of the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-ADJVAL:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>::<SOURCE>;
Command Parameters

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<SECID>::SOURCE=<SOURCE>,WVNUM=<WVNUM>,VOAOFFSET=<VOAOFFSET>,GOALPWR=<
GOALPWR>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<VOAOFFSET> Indicates the power offset of the specific wave length. NA
<GOALPWR> Indicates the target power of the specific wave length. NA

Example
Command
RTRV-OD-ADJVAL::SEC-1:C::OD;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 17:09:04
M C COMPLD
"SEC-1::SOURCE=OD,WVNUM=68,VOAOFFSET=0.7,GOALPWR=0.2"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.12 RTRV-OD-WVPWR
Retrieves the power of single wave length of a specific OA in the OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the power of single wave length of a specific OA in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-WVPWR:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>::<SOURCE>,<OAIDX>;
Command Parameters

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON

from 0)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<SECID>::SOURCE=<SOURCE>,SOURCE=<SOURCE>,OAIDX=<OAIDX>,WVNUM=<WVNUM>,I
NPWR=<INPWR>,OUTPWR=<OUTPWR>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters

0.
<INPWR> Indicates the input power of a specific wave length of an OA in NA

the section. For example, 1.6 indicates that the OSNR is 1.6
dBm.
<OUTPWR> Indicates the output power of a specific wave length of an OA in NA

the section. For example, 1.6 indicates that the OSNR is 1.6
dBm.
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-WVPWR::SEC-1:C::OD,0;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 13:48:43
M C RTRV
"SEC-1::SOURCE=OD,OAIDX=0,WVNUM=24,INPWR=-22.1,OUTPWR=-60.0"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.13 RTRV-OD-AVRPWR
Retrieves the average input and output power of a specific OA in the section.
Function
This command retrieves the average input and output power of a specific OA in the section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-AVRPWR:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>::<SOURCE>;
Command Parameters

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<SECID>::SOURCE=<SOURCE>,SOURCE=<SOURCE>,OAIDX=<OAIDX>,INAVRPWR=<INAVR
PWR>,OUTAVRPWR=<OUTAVRPWR>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters

0.
<INAVRPWR> Indicates the average power of the OA input port. NA

<OUTAVRPWR> Indicates the average power of the OA output port. NA
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-AVRPWR::SEC-1:C::OD;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 13:32:05
M C COMPLD
"SEC-1::SOURCE=OD,OAIDX=0,INAVRPWR=-22.2,OUTAVRPWR=9"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.14 RTRV-OD-STATE
Retrieves the state of the OD calculation.
Function
This command retrieves the state of the OD calculation.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-STATE:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<SECID>::STATE=<STATE>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<STATE> Indicates the state of the OD calculation. NA
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-STATE::SEC-1:C;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 13:20:30
M C COMPLD
"SEC-1::STATE=IDLE"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.15 RTRV-MCA-PWR
Retrieves the power of every wavelength detected by MCA.
Function
This command retrieves the power of every wavelength detected by MCA.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MCA-PWR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The valid format is NA
FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.(<SHELF ID> is
omitted on 3800 devices.)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::WVNUM=<WVNUM>,ISNOISE=<ISNOISE>,WVPWR=<WVPWR>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-MCA-PWR::FAC-1-12-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2005-10-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-12-1::WVNUM=1,ISNOISE=YES,WVPWR=-60.0"
D.17.16 RTRV-OD-SECSTA
Retrieves the state of the EMCA calculation of OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the state of the EMCA calculation of OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-SECSTA:[<TID>]:<SECID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SECID> Indicates the identifier of the EMCA section. NA

SEC-ALL: all the EMCA sections
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<SECID>::MAINSTATE=<MAINSTATE>,SUBSTATE=<SUBSTATE>,OSCSTATE=<OSCSTATE>
,TIMEOUT=<TIMEOUT>,PARA1=<PARA1>,PARA2=<PARA2>,PARA3=<PARA3>,PARA4=<PARA4>,
PARA5=<PARA5>,PARA6=<PARA6>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<SECID> Indicates the identifier of the EMCA section. NA
<MAINSTATE> Indicates the mian state of the EMCA calculation. The valid NA
 INIT: Section is initing
 INIT_OK: Section initied, and checked is OK
 INIT_ERR: Section initied, but checked is error
 OSCROUTE_INIT: OSC init
 OSCROUTE_INITING: OSC is initing
 OSCROUTE_INIT_FINISH: OSC init is finished
 GETTING_PARA: Getting section parameter
 GOT_PARA: Got section parameter
 GOT_PARA_ERR: Got error parameter
 EMCA_START: EMCA starts
 EMCA_WORKING: EMCA is working
 EMCA_START_ERR: EMCA is working with error
 REFRESHING_PARA: Parameter is refreshing
 REFRESHED_PARA: Parameter is refeshed
 REFRESHED_PARA_ERR: Parameter is refeshed with
error
 SEC_STATE_DELETED: Section state is deleted
<SUBSTATE> Indicates the sub state of the EMCA calculation. The valid NA
 Normal
 NO_BOARD: No main optical line board
 BD_NO_OUTPORT: Board has no out port

 NOT_OUTPORT: Out port is not vaild
 NOT_INPORT: In port is not vaild
 NO_LINK_TO_FIRST: Cannot link to first node
 NO_LINK_TO_LAST: Cannot link to last node
 ERR_LOGIC_BD: No logic board or logic board is not
appropriate
 ERR_SECTION_CONFILCT: Section confilcts
 ERR_WAITING_RECOVER: Waiting to recover
database
 CHECK_NODE_TIMEOUT: Check node, timeout
 CHECK_NODE_WAITRSP: Check node, wait results
 GET_FIBERTYPE_TIMEOUT: Check fiber type,
timeout
 GET_FIBERTYPE_WAITRSP: Check fiber type, wait
results
 GET_FIBERLEN_TIMEOUT: Check fiber length,
timeout
 GET_FIBERLEN_WAITRSP: Check fiber length, wait
results
 GET_ATTENUATION_TIMEOUT: Check
attenuation, timeout
 GET_ATTENUATION_WAITRSP: Check attenuation,
wait results
 ERR_SLOT_ID: Error slot id
 GET_RATEPOW_TIMEOUT: Check rate power,
timeout
 GET_RATEPOW_WAITRSP: Check rate power, wait
results
 GET_OAWORKMODE_TIMEOUT: Check OA
working mode, timeout
 GET_OAWORKMODE_WAITRSP: Check OA
woring mode, wait results
 WRONG_OAWORKMODE: Error OA working mode
 NO_FIRST_OPM: No first OPM node
 NO_LAST_OPM: No last OPM node
 WRONG_CONNECTION_OPM: Worng OPM
connection
<OSCSTATE> Indicates the OSC state of the EMCA calculation. The valid NA
 NULL: NO OSC
 OK: OSC is OK
 ERROR: OSC is error
<TIMEOUT> Time out of EMCA NA

<PARA1> Reserved parameter 1 for EMCA NA
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-SECSTA::SEC-1:C;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 13:20:30
M C COMPLD
"SEC-1::STATE=IDLE"
;
Related Commands
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
D.17.17 ED-OD-OAPWR
Edits the enable flag and threshold of OA power in the OD section.
Function
This command Edits the enable flag and threshold of OA power in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OD-OAPWR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[DETECTEN=<DETECTEN>,]
[DETECTTH=<DETECTTH>,][ALMREPEN=<ALMREPEN>,];
Command Parameters
<AID> AID of Optical Amplifier Unit. For example, mon port of board. NA
<DETECTEN> Power Detection flag. The valid values are: DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<DETECTTH> Power Detection Threshold in db unit. Range: 1.0 to 3.0 NA
<ALMREPEN> Power Alarm automatic Report flag. The valid values are: DISABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OD-OAPWR::FAC-1-5-3:C:::DETECTEN=ENABLE,DETECTTH=1.6,ALMREPEN=ENABLE;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 00:55:16
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the enable flag and threshold of OA power in the OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the enable flag and threshold of OA power in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-OAPWR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::DETECTEN=<SOURCE>,DETECTTH=<SOURCE>,ALMREPEN=<ALMREPEN>"<cr><lf
>)+
;
Response Parameters
<DETECTEN> Power Detection flag. The valid values are: DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<ALMREPEN> Power Alarm automatic Report flag. The valid values are: DISABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-OAPWR::FAC-1-5-3:C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 00:54:58
M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-2-3::DETECTEN=DISABLE,DETECTTH=1.5,ALMREPEN=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.17.17 ED-OD-OAPWR
Edits the enable flat and threshold of power in the OD section.
Function
This command Edits the enable flat and threshold of power in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OD-PWRFLAT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[DETECTEN=<DETECTEN>,]
Command Parameters
<DETECTEN> Power Detection flat. The valid values are: DISABLE

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<ALMREPEN> Power Alarm automatic Report flat. The valid values are: DISABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OD-PWRFLAT::FAC-1-5-3:C:::DETECTEN=ENABLE,DETECTTH=1.6,ALMREPEN=ENABLE;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 00:55:16
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the enable flat and threshold of power in the OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the enable flat and threshold of power in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-PWRFLAT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::DETECTEN=<DETECTEN>,DETECTTH=<DETECTTH>,ALMREPEN=<ALMREPEN>"<cr
><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<DETECTEN> Power Detection flat. The valid values are: NA

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<ALMREPEN> Power Alarm automatic Report flat. The valid values are: NA
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-PWRFLAT::FAC-2-2-3:C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:07:34
M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-2-3::DETECTEN=DISABLE,DETECTTH=3.0,ALMREPEN=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
Edits the OSNR loss flat in the OD section.
Function
This command Edits the enable flat and threshold of OA power in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OD-OSNRLOSSFLAT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[DETECTEN=<DETECTEN>,]
Command Parameters

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OD-OSNRLOSSFLAT::FAC-1-5-
3:C:::DETECTEN=ENABLE,DETECTTH=1.6,ALMREPEN=ENABLE;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 00:55:16
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the OSNR loss flat in the OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the OSNR loss flat in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-PWRFLAT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::DETECTEN=<DETECTEN>,DETECTTH=<DETECTTH>,ALMREPEN=<ALMREPEN>"<cr
><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters

 ENABLE
 DISABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-OSNRLOSSFLAT::FAC-2-2-3:C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:19:05
M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-2-3::DETECTEN=ENABLE,DETECTTH=1.6,ALMREPEN=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.17.23 ED-OD-CHN
Edits the enable flag of CHN in the OD section.
Function
This command Edits the enable flag of CHN in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OD-CHN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[WVDETECTEN=<WVDETECTEN>,]
[OSNREN=<OSNREN>,];
Command Parameters
<AID> AID of Optical Amplifier Unit. NA
<WVDETECTEN> Enable the wavelength detection flag. The valid values are: N
 Y
 N
<OSNREN> Enable the wavelength OSNR (optical signal-to-noise ratio) N

flag. The valid values are:
 Y
 N
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OD-CHN::FAC-1-5-3-1:C:::WVDETECTEN=Y,OSNREN=Y;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:45:31
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.24 RTRV-OD-CHN
D.17.24 RTRV-OD-CHN
Retrieves the enable flag of CHN in the OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the enable flag of CHN in the OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-CHN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::WVDETECTEN=<WVDETECTEN>,OSNREN=<OSNREN>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<AID> AID of Optical Amplifier Unit. For example, mon port of NA

board.
<WVDETECTEN> Enable the wavelength detection flag. The valid values are: N
 Y
 N
<OSNREN> Enable the wavelength OSNR (optical signal-to-noise ratio) N

 Y
 N
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-CHN::FAC-2-2-3-ALL:C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09
M C RTRV
"FAC-2-2-3-1::WVDETECTEN=Y,OSNREN=Y"
"FAC-2-2-3-2::WVDETECTEN=N,OSNREN=N"
>
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09

M C RTRV
>
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09

M C RTRV
>
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09

M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.23 ED-OD-CHN
D.17.25 OPR-OLC
Operates an OLC group of OD section.
Function
This command starts/stops the adjustment of an OLC group of OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-OLC:[<TID>]:<RULEAID>:<CTAG>::<OLCOPRT>
Command Parameters
<RULEAID> AID of Optical Amplifier Unit.For example, mon port of NA

OAU;
<OLCOPRT> Indicates the operation to be performed. NA
 START: starts an adjustment period.
 STOP: stops an adjustment period.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-OLC::FAC-1-2-1:C::START;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.26 ED-ATTR-OLC
D.17.26 ED-ATTR-OLC
Edits the attributes of OLC parameters of OD section.
Function
This command edits the attributes of OLC parameters of OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-ATTR-OLC:[<TID>]:<RULEAID>:<CTAG>:::[AUTOREPEN=<AUTOREPEN>,]
[ADJSWEN=<ADJSWEN>,][EOLEN=<EOLEN>,]
[ABNORMALEN=<ABNORMALEN>,][ABNORMALTH=<ABNORMALTH>,];
Command Parameters
<RULEAID> WDM access identifier. Such as FAC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>- NA

<PORT>
<AUTOREPEN> The state of alarm report. Only for the mon port of OA unit. ENABLE
The valid values:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
 RESTART
<ADJSWEN> Enables or disables the automatic adjustment. Only for the DISABLE
mon port of OA unit. The valid values:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<EOLEN> Enables or disables the EOL detection. The first port of OTS DISABLE
receive direction. The valid values:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<ABNORMALEN> Enables or disables the OMS loss compensation. Only for the DISABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<ABNORMALTH> The threshold of OMS loss compensation. Only for the mon 2.0
port of OA unit. Range: 1.0–3.0
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-ATTR-OLC::FAC-2-2-
3:C:::AUTOREPEN=enable,ADJSWEN=enable,ABNORMALEN=enable,ABNORMALTH=1.2;
ED-ATTR-OLC::FAC-2-1-1:C:::EOLEN=DISABLE;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 00:55:16
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the attributes of OLC parameters of OD section.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of OLC parameters OD section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ATTR-OLC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> WDM access identifier. Such as FAC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>- NA

<PORT>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<RULEAID>::[ADJSTATE=<ADJSTATE>,][AUTOREPEN=<AUTOREPEN>,]
[ACTATTEN=<ACTATTEN>,][ADJSWEN=<ADJSWEN>,]
[EOLEN=<EOLEN>,][ABNORMALEN=<ABNORMALEN>,]
[ABNORMALTH=<ABNORMALTH>,]"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<RULEAID> WDM access identifier. Such as FAC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>- NA

<PORT>
<ADJSTATE> The line state of OMS loss compensation, Only for the mon NA
port of OA unit. The valid values:
 INVALID
 IDLE
 ABNORMAL
 ADJUST
 ALMEXIST
 FAIL
<AUTOREPEN> The state of alarm report. Only for the mon port of OA unit. ENABLE
The valid values:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
 RESTART
<ACTATTEN> The line attenuation of OMS loss compensation. The first port NA
of OTS receive direction, unit in 1.0 dB.
<ADJSWEN> Enables or disables the automatic adjustment. Only for the DISABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<EOLEN> Enables or disables the EOL detection. The first port of OTS DISABLE
receive direction. The valid values:
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<ABNORMALEN> Enables or disables the OMS loss compensation. Only for the DISABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
<ABNORMALTH> The threshold of OMS loss compensation. Only for the mon 2.0
port of OA unit. Range: 1.0–3.0
Example
Command
RTRV-ATTR-OLC::FAC-2-2-3:C;
RTRV-ATTR-OLC::FAC-2-1-1:C;
RTRV-ATTR-OLC:::C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-23 18:48:07
M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-2-
3::ADJSTATE=INVALID,AUTOREPEN=ENABLE,ADJSWEN=ENABLE,ABNORMALEN=ENABLE,ABNOR
MALTH=1.2"
;
RTRV-ATTR-OLC::FAC-2-1-1:C
NEW-NE 2014-06-23 18:50:08

M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-1-1::EOLEN=DISABLE"
;
NEW-NE 2014-06-23 18:48:27

M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-2-
MALTH=1.2"
"FAC-2-9-
MALTH=1.2"
"FAC-2-10-
MALTH=1.2"
"FAC-2-17-
MALTH=1.2"
;
Related Commands
D.17.26 ED-ATTR-OLC
D.17.28 REPTÊVTÔLCADJ^FINISH
Reports an OLC adjust finished event.
Function
This autonomous message is generated by an NE to inform maintenance personnel of the
OLC adjust finished information.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVTÂLC <cr> <lf>
^^^"<RULEAID>::RSV0=<RSV0>,RSV1=<RSV1>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<RULEAID> WDM access identifier. Such as FAC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PORT>.
<RSV0> Indicates the attenuation applied at the interface. The value is expressed in
dBm and is accurate to 0.1 dBm.
<RSV1> Indicates the actual gain of the optical amplifier. This parameter is only
valid for the OA unit.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
A 1 REPT EVT OLCADJFINISH
"FAC-2-2-3::RSV0=0.1,RSV1=200"
;
Related Commands
None
D.17.29 ED-OSNRCHN
Edits the enable flag of the wavelength OSNR(optical signal-to-noise ratio).
Function
This command Edits the enable flag of the wavelength OSNR(optical signal-to-noise ratio).
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OSNRCHN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[OSNREN=<OSNREN>];
Command Parameters
<OSNREN> Enable the wavelength OSNR (optical signal-to-noise ratio) flag. N

The valid values are:
 Y
 N
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OSNRCHN::FAC-1-5-3-1:C:::OSNREN=Y;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:45:31
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the enable flag of the wavelength OSNR(optical signal-to-noise ratio).
Function
This command retrieves the enable flag of the wavelength OSNR(optical signal-to-noise
ratio).
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OSNRCHN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::OSNREN=<OSNREN>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<OSNREN> Enable the wavelength OSNR (optical signal-to-noise ratio) flag. N

The valid values are:
 Y
 N
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-CHN::FAC-2-2-3-ALL:C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09
M C RTRV
"FAC-2-2-3-1::OSNREN=Y"
"FAC-2-2-3-2::OSNREN=N"
>
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09

M C RTRV
>
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09

M C RTRV
>
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.29 ED-OSNRCHN
D.17.31 STA-ODFLEX-CALC
Starts a calculation of the OD FLEX section.
Function
This command starts a calculation of the OD FLEX section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD FLEX
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
STA-ODFLEX-CALC:
[<TID>]:<EMCA_SECID>:<CTAG>::<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>,<EMCA_TOTAL>,<EM
CA_NUM>,<EMCA_FLEXWAVENUM>;
Command Parameters
Default
<EMCA_SECID> Indicates the identifier of the OD FLEX section.(SEC-n) NA
<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE> Indicates the source of the operation. NA

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON
<EMCA_TOTAL> Indicates the total packet number. NA

<EMCA_NUM> Indicates the current packet index. NA
<EMCA_FLEXWAVENUM> Indicates the list of wave length number. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STA-ODFLEX-CALC::SEC-1:C::MDS6630,10,1,195.65THz&195.95THz;
Response Message
NE 05-01-01 00:00:00
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.1 ENT-OD-SEC
D.17.2 DLT-OD-SEC
D.17.3 RTRV-OD-SEC
D.17.32 RTRV-MCAFLEX-PWR
Retrieves the power of every wavelength detected by MCA FLEX.
Function
This command retrieves the power of every wavelength detected by MCA FLEX.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD FLEX
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MCAFLEX-PWR:[<TID>]:<EMCA_BDPORT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The valid format is NA
FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.(<SHELF ID> is
omitted on 3800 devices.)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<EMCA_BDPORT>::TOTAL=<EMCA_TOTAL>,NO=<EMCA_NUM>,CNTRFREQ=<EMCA_CENTER>
,BANDWIDTH=<EMCA_WIDTH>,ISNOISE=<EMCA_ISNOISE>,WVPWR=<EMCA_WVPWR>"<cr><lf>)
+
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-MCAFLEX-PWR::FAC-1-12-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2005-10-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-6-
1:TOTAL=107,NO=1,CNTRFREQ=196056250,BANDWIDTH=37500,ISNOISE=NO,MCAPWR=-
20.3";
D.17.33 RTRV-ODFLEX-ADJVAL
Retrieves the attenuation and target power of the OD FLEX section.
Function
This command retrieves the attenuation and target power of the OD FLEX section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD FLEX
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ODFLEX-ADJVAL:
[<TID>]:<EMCA_SECID>:<CTAG>::<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>;
Command Parameters
Default
<EMCA_SECID> Indicates the identifier of the OD FLEX section. NA

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<EMCA_SECID>::SOURCE=<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>,TOTAL=<EMCA_TOTAL>,NO=<EMCA_
NUM>,CNTRFREQ=<EMCA_CENTER>,BANDWIDTH=<EMCA_WIDTH>,VOAOFFSET=<VOAOFFSET>,GO
ALPWR=<PWR_OPT>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
Value

Value

<EMCA_CENTER> Indicates the center frequence. NA
<EMCA_WIDTH> Indicates the band width. NA
<VOAOFFSET> Indicates the power offset of the specific wave length. NA
<PWR_OPT> Indicates the target power of the specific wave length. NA
Example
Command
RTRV-ODFLEX-ADJVAL::SEC-1:C::OD;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 17:09:04
M C COMPLD
"SEC-
1::SOURCE=OD,TOTAL=107,NO=1,CNTRFREQ=196.056250THz,BANDWIDTH=37.500GHz,VOAO
FFSET=-0.5,GOALPWR=0.2"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.34 RTRV-ODFLEX-WVPWR
Retrieves the power of single wave length of a specific OA in the OD FLEX section.
Function
This command retrieves the power of single wave length of a specific OA in the OD FLEX
section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD FLEX
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ODFLEX-WVPWR:
[<TID>]:<EMCA_SECID>:<CTAG>::<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>,<EMCA_OAINDEX>;
Command Parameters
Default

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON
<EMCA_OAINDEX> Indicates the index of OA in the OD FLEX section.(oa NA

index starts from 0)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<EMCA_SECID>::SOURCE=<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>,OAIDX=<EMCA_OAINDEX>,OATID=<
EMCA_NEID>,INPORT=<EMCA_INPORT>,OUTPORT=<EMCA_OUTPORT>,TOTAL=<EMCA_TOTAL>,N
O=<EMCA_NUM>,CNTRFREQ=<EMCA_CENTER>,BANDWIDTH=<EMCA_WIDTH>,INPWR=<INPUT_WAV
E_POWER>,OUTPWR=<OUTPUT_WAVE_POWER>"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
Value
<EMCA_OAINDEX> Indicates the index of OA in the OD FLEX section, NA

which starts from 0.
<EMCA_NEID> Indicates the NE ID.
<EMCA_INPORT> Indicates the in-port. NA
<EMCA_OUTPORT> Indicates the out-port.
<EMCA_TOTAL> Indicates the total packet number.
<EMCA_NUM> Indicates the current packet index.
<EMCA_CENTER> Indicates the center frequence.
<EMCA_WIDTH> Indicates the band width.
<INPUT_WAVE_POWER> Indicates the input power of a specific wave length of an NA
Value
OA in the section. For example, 1.6 indicates that the

OSNR is 1.6 dBm.
<OUTPUT_WAVE_POWER> Indicates the output power of a specific wave length of NA

an OA in the section. For example, 1.6 indicates that the
OSNR is 1.6 dBm.
Example
Command
RTRV-ODFLEX-WVPWR::SEC-1:C::OD,0;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 13:48:43
M C RTRV
"SEC-1::SOURCE=OD,OAIDX=1,OATID=NEW-NE,INPORT=FAC-1-11-1,OUTPORT=FAC-1-
11-4,TOTAL=107,NO=1,CNTRFREQ=196.056250THz,BANDWIDTH=37.500GHz,INPWR=-
23.2,OUTPWR=-5.1"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.35 RTRV-ODFLEX-OSNR
Retrieves the OSNR of the OD FLEX section.
Function
This command retrieves the OSNR of the OD FLEX section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD FLEX
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ODFLEX-OSNR:
[<TID>]:<EMCA_SECID>:<CTAG>::<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>,<EMCA_OAINDEX>;
Command Parameters
<EMCA_SECID> Indicates the identifier of the OD section. NA

 OD
 MDS6630
 ASON

from 0)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<EMCA_SECID>::SOURCE=<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>,OAIDX=<EMCA_OAINDEX>,OATID=<
EMCA_NEID>,INPORT=<EMCA_INPORT>,OUTPORT=<EMCA_OUTPORT>,TOTAL=<EMCA_TOTAL>,N
O=<EMCA_NUM>,CNTRFREQ=<EMCA_CENTER>,BANDWIDTH=<EMCA_WIDTH>,VLDTY=<EMCA_VALI
D_FLAG>,WVOSNR=<>WVOSNR"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
Value
<EMCA_SECID> Indicates the identifier of the OD section. NA
<EMCA_OAINDEX> Indicates the index of OA in the OD section, which starts NA

from 0.
<EMCA_NEID> Indicates the NE ID of EMCA. NA
<EMCA_INPORT> Indicates the in-port fo EMCA. NA
<EMCA_OUTPORT> Indicates the out-port of EMCA. NA
<EMCA_TOTAL> Indicates the total packet amount. NA
<EMCA_WIDTH> Indicates the band width.
<EMCA_VALID_FLAG> Indicates whether the OSNR is valid. The valid values NA
are VALID and INVALID.
<WVOSNR> Indicates the OSNR of the wavelength in units of 1.0 dB. NA

For example, 25.6 indicates that the OSNR is 25.6 dB.
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-OSNR::SEC-1:C::OD,1;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 14:24:57
M C COMPLD
"SEC-1::SOURCE=OD,OAIDX=1,OATID=NEW-NE,INPORT=FAC-1-11-1,OUTPORT=FAC-1-
11-
4,TOTAL=107,NO=1,CNTRFREQ=196.056250THz,BANDWIDTH=37.500GHz,VLDTY=VALID,WVO
SNR=25.9"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.36 RTRV-ODFLEX-OSNRLOSS
Retrieves the OSNR loss of the OD FLEX section.
Function
This command retrieves the OSNR loss of the OD FLEX section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ODFLEX-OSNRLOSS:
[<TID>]:<EMCA_SECID>:<CTAG>::<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>;
Command Parameters
Default

 OD
Default
 MDS6630
 ASON
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<EMCA_SECID>::SOURCE=<EMCA_ADJUST_SOURCE>,TOTAL=<EMCA_TOTAL>,NO=<EMCA_
NUM>,CNTRFREQ=<EMCA_CENTER>,BANDWIDTH=<EMCA_WIDTH>,OSNRLOSS=<OSNRLOSS>"<cr>
<lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
Value

<EMCA_WIDTH> Indicates the band width. NA
<OSNRLOSS> Indicates the OSNR loss of the wavelength in units of NA
1.0. For example, 25.6 indicates that the OSNR is 25.6 .
Example
Command
RTRV-ODFLEX-OSNRLOSS::SEC-1:C::OD;
Response Message
NE61 2012-12-26 13:52:53
M C COMPLD
"SEC-
1::SOURCE=OD,TOTAL=107,NO=1,CNTRFREQ=196.056250THz,BANDWIDTH=37.500GHz,OSNR
LOSS=27.4"
;
Related Commands
D.17.10 STA-OD-CALC
D.17.37 RTRV-OLC-ADJREC
Retrieves the OLC adjusted records.
Function
This command retrieves the OLC adjusted records.
Usage Note
NEID indicates the NE ip.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OLC-ADJREC:[<TID>]:<FIRNEID>,<FIROA>,<ADJSTATIME>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
ID of the NE on the first node. NA

<FIRNEDI>
<FIROA> OA board slot ID and MON optical port on the first NA

node.
<ADJSTATIME> Indicates the start time. NA
Response Syntax
^^^"FIRNEID=<FIRNEID>,FIROA=<FIROA>,ADJSTATIME=<ADJSTATIME>::
[ADJTIME=<ADJTIME>],[PREVOANEID=<PREVOANEID>],[PREVOA=<PREVOA>],
[PREVOABEFATTEN=<PREVOABEFATTEN>],[PREVOAAFTATTEN=<PREVOAAFTATTEN>],
[LOCNEID=<LOCNEID>],[RAMAN=<RAMAN>],[RAMANBEFSTDGAN=<RAMANBEFSTDGAN>],
[RAMANAFTSTDGAN=<RAMANAFTSTDGAN>],[FIRVOA=<FIRVOA>],
[FIRVOABEFATTEN=<FIRVOABEFATTEN>],[FIRVOAAFTATTEN=<FIRVOAAFTATTEN>],
[FIROAINPORT=<FIROAINPORT>],[FIROAOUTPORT=<FIROAOUTPORT>],
[FIROABEFINPWR=<FIROABEFINPWR>],[FIROABEFOUTPWR=<FIROABEFOUTPWR>],
[FIROABEFSTDGAIN=<FIROABEFSTDGAIN>],[FIROAAFTINPWR=<FIROAAFTINPWR>],
[FIROAAFTOUTPWR=<FIROAAFTOUTPWR>],[FIROAAFTSTDGAIN=<FIROAAFTSTDGAIN>],
[SECVOA=<SECVOA>],[SECVOABEFATTEN=<SECVOABEFATTEN>],
[SECVOAAFTATTEN=<SECVOAAFTATTEN>],[SECOAINPORT=<SECOAINPORT>],
[SECOAOUTPORT=<SECOAOUTPORT>],[SECOABEFINPWR=<SECOABEFINPWR>],
[SECOABEFOUTPWR=<SECOABEFOUTPWR>],[SECOABEFSTDGAIN=<SECOABEFSTDGAIN>],
[SECOAAFTINPWR=<SECOAAFTINPWR>],[SECOAAFTOUTPWR=<SECOAAFTOUTPWR>],
[SECOAAFTSTDGAIN=<SECOAAFTSTDGAIN>],[BEFLINEATTEN=<BEFLINEATTEN>],
[AFTLINEATTEN=<AFTLINEATTEN>],[BEFACCDIFF=<BEFACCDIFF>],
[BEFACCDIFFSUM=<BEFACCDIFFSUM>],[AFTACCDIFF=<AFTACCDIFF>],
[AFTACCDIFFSUM=<AFTACCDIFFSUM>],[ABRTH=<ABRTH>],[RESTYPE=<RESTYPE>],
[RESULT=<ADJRESULT>]"<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
<FIRNEID> ID of the NE on the first node.
<FIROA>  OA board slot ID and MON optical port on the first node.
<ADJSTATIME> Start time.
<ADJTIME> Commissioning time.
<PREVOANEID> ID of the NE housing the upstream fiber access VOA.
<PREVOA> Optical port of the upstream fiber access VOA.
<PREVOABEFATTEN> Pre-commissioning attenuation of the upstream fiber access VOA.
<PREVOAAFTATTEN> Post-commissioning attenuation of the upstream fiber access VOA.

<LOCNEID> ID of the local NE.
<RAMAN> Optical port of the Raman board.
<RAMANBEFSTDGAN> Nominal gain of the Raman board before commissioning.
<RAMANAFTSTDGAN> Nominal gain of the Raman board after commissioning.
<FIRVOA> Slot ID and optical port of the first VOA.
<FIRVOABEFATTEN> Pre-commissioning attenuation of the first VOA.
<FIRVOAAFTATTEN> Post-commissioning attenuation of the first VOA.
<FIROAINPORT> Input port of the first EDFA board.
<FIROAOUTPORT> Output port of the first EDFA board.
<FIROABEFINPWR> Input optical power of the first EDFA board before commissioning.
<FIROABEFOUTPWR> Output optical power of the first EDFA board before commissioning.
<FIROABEFSTDGAIN> Nominal gain of the first EDFA board before commissioning.
<FIROAAFTINPWR> Input optical power of the first EDFA board after commissioning.
<FIROAAFTOUTPWR> Output optical power of the first EDFA board after commissioning.
<FIROAAFTSTDGAIN> Nominal gain of the first EDFA board after commissioning.
<SECVOA> Slot ID and optical port of the second VOA.
<SECVOABEFATTEN> Pre-commissioning attenuation of the second VOA.
<SECVOAAFTATTEN> Post-commissioning attenuation of the second VOA.

<SECOAINPORT> Input port of the second EDFA board.
<SECOAOUTPORT> Output port of the second EDFA board.
<SECOABEFINPWR> Input optical power of the second EDFA board before commissioning.
<SECOABEFOUTPWR> Output optical power of the second EDFA board before commissioning.
<SECOABEFSTDGAIN> Nominal gain of the second EDFA board before commissioning.
<SECOAAFTINPWR> Input optical power of the second EDFA board after commissioning.
<SECOAAFTOUTPWR> Output optical power of the second EDFA board after commissioning.
<SECOAAFTSTDGAIN> Nominal gain of the second EDFA board after commissioning.
<BEFLINEATTEN> Pre-commissioning span loss.
<AFTLINEATTEN> Post-commissioning span loss.
<BEFACCDIFF> Loss offset of the gain compensation span before commissioning.
<BEFACCDIFFSUM> Accumulated loss offset of the gain compensation span before

commissioning.
<AFTACCDIFF> Loss offset of the gain compensation span after commissioning.
<AFTACCDIFFSUM> Accumulated loss offset of the gain compensation span after

commissioning.
<ABRTH> Threshold for the loss of the gain compensation span.
<RESTYPE> Object type.
<RESULT> Adjustment result.
Example
Command
RTRV-OLC-ADJREC::129.9.9.9,FAC-1-1-1,1990-1-1-12-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-01 09:21:21 M C COMPLD "FIRNEID=10.10.10.10,FIROA=FAC-1-1-
1,ADJSTATIME=1991-01-01 09-01-
01ADJTIME=10,PREVOANEID=10.10.10.10,PREVOA=FAC-1-1-
1,PREVOABEFATTEN=0.1,PREVOAAFTATTEN=0.5,LOCNEID=10.10.10.10,RAMAN=FAC-1-1-
1,RAMANBEFSTDGAN=0.1,RAMANAFTSTDGAN=0.5,FIRVOA=FAC-1-1-
1,FIRVOABEFATTEN=0.1,FIRVOAAFTATTEN=0.5,FIROAINPORT=FAC-1-1-
1,FIROAOUTPORT=1,FIROABEFINPWR=-0.1,FIROABEFOUTPWR=-
0.1,FIROABEFSTDGAIN=0.1,FIROAAFTINPWR=-0.5,FIROAAFTOUTPWR=-
0.5,FIROAAFTSTDGAIN=0.5,SECVOA=FAC-1-1-
1,SECVOABEFATTEN=0.1,SECVOAAFTATTEN=0.5,SECOAINPORT=FAC-1-1-
1,SECOAOUTPORT=1,SECOABEFINPWR=-0.1,SECOABEFOUTPWR=-
0.1,SECOABEFSTDGAIN=0.1,SECOAAFTINPWR=-0.5,SECOAAFTOUTPWR=-
0.5,SECOAAFTSTDGAIN=0.5,BEFLINEATTEN=0.1,AFTLINEATTEN=0.5,BEFACCDIFF=0.1,BE
FACCDIFFSUM=0.1,AFTACCDIFF=0.5,AFTACCDIFFSUM=0.5,ABRTH=1.0,RESTYPE=10,RESUL
T=10";
Related Commands
D.15.1 ED-<ODUN>
D.17.38 ED-OD-FLEX
Edits the enable flag of CHN in the OD FLEX section.
Function
This command Edits the enable flag of CHN in the OD FLEX section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD FLEX
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OD-FLEX:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::CNTRFREQ=<CNTRFREQ>,
[WVDETECTEN=<WVDETECTEN>,][OSNREN=<OSNREN>,];
Command Parameters

<CNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz.
<WVDETECTEN> Enable the wavelength detection flag. The valid values are: NA
 Y
 N
<OSNREN> Enable the wavelength OSNR (optical signal-to-noise ratio) NA

 Y
 N
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OD-FLEX::FAC-1-5-3:C:::CNTRFREQ=192.10625THz,WVDETECTEN=Y,OSNREN=Y;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:45:31
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.24 RTRV-OD-CHN
D.17.39 RTRV-OD-FLEX
Retrieves the enable flag of CHN in the OD FLEX section.
Function
This command retrieves the enable flag of CHN in the OD FLEX section.
Usage Note
None
Category
OD FLEX
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OD-FLEX:[<TID>]:<RULEAID>:<CTAG>:::CNTRFREQ=<CNTRFREQ>;
Command Parameters

<CNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<RULEAID>::CNTRFREQ=<CNTRFREQ>,[WVDETECTEN=<WVDETECTEN>],
[OSNREN=<APE_ENABLE>]"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters
<AID> AID of Optical Amplifier Unit. For example, mon port of NA

board.
<CNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 192.10625THz. NA
<WVDETECTEN> Enable the wavelength detection flag. The valid values are: NA
 Y
 N
<APE_ENABLE> Enable the wavelength OSNR (optical signal-to-noise ratio) NA

 Y
 N
Example
Command
RTRV-OD-FLEX::FAC-2-2-3:C:::CNTRFREQ=192.10625THz;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 01:52:09
M C RTRV
"FAC-2-2-3::CNTRFREQ=192.10625THz,WVDETECTEN=Y,OSNREN=Y";
Related Commands
D.17.23 ED-OD-CHN
D.18 Configuring MCA
This section lists the commands used to configure the MCA function.
D.18.1 ED-MCACHN
Edits the channel monitor attributes of the MCA.
Function
This command edits the channel monitor attributes of the multi-channel spectrum analyzer
unit (MCA), which helps to analyze the optical wavelength, optical power, and OSNR of a
specific channel.
Usage Note
None
Category
MCA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-MCACHN:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,MONFLAG=<MONFLAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the MCA channel access identifier. The NA

valid format is is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>. When <PATH ID> is
ALL, it indicates the entire port.
Refer to MCA for the valid values of <AID> for
specific units.
<BANDTYPE> Indicates the band type of the wavelength. CBAND

The valid value is CBAND.
<MONFLAG> Indicates whether the wavelength monitoring is N

enabled. The valid values are Y and N.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-MCACHN::FAC-1-1-1-1:C:::BANDTYPE=CBAND,MONFLAG=Y;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.18.2 RTRV-MCACHN
D.18.3 RTRV-MCADATA
D.18.2 RTRV-MCACHN
Retrieves the channel monitor attributes of the MCA.
Function
This command retrieves the channel monitor attributes of the MCA, which helps to analyze
the optical wavelength, optical power, and OSNR of a specific channel.
Usage Note
None
Category
MCA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MCACHN:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
AID Indicates the MCA channel NA

access identifier. The valid
format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<PATH ID>. When the <PATH
ID> is "ALL", it indicates the
command effects the entire path.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,MONFLAG=<MONFLAG>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
AID Indicates the MCA channel access identifier. The valid format is FAC-
Refer to MCA for the valid values of <AID> corresponding to specified

units.
BANDTYPE Indicates the band type of the wavelength.

MONFLAG Indicates whether the wavelength monitoring is enabled. The valid

values are Y and N.
Example
Command
RTRV-MCACHN::FAC-1-8-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2005-10-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
" FAC-1-8-1-1::BANDTYPE=CBAND,MONFLAG=Y"
;
Related Commands
D.18.1 ED-MCACHN
D.18.3 RTRV-MCADATA
Retrieves results from monitoring the MCA.
Function
This command retrieves results from monitoring the MCA, such as the optical power, central
wavelength, OSNR, and number of channels.
Usage Note
None
Category
MCA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MCADATA:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
AID Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The NA

<PORT ID>.
specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::BANDTYPE=<BANDTYPE>,WVTOTAL=<WVTOTAL>,WVNUM=<WVNUM>,WVCENTER=<WV
CENTER>,WVOFFSET=<WVOFFSET>,WVPOWER=<WVPOWER>,WVOSNR=<WVOSNR>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Table D-3 RTRV-MCADATA output parameters
AID Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The valid format is FAC-
BANDTYPE Indicates the band type of the wavelength.

WVTOTAL Indicates the total number of wavelength channels in the current band
defined as BANDTYPE above.
WVNUM Indicates the wavelength channel number.
WVCENTER Indicates the central wavelength value in units of 1.00 nm.

For example, 1529.16 indicates that the central wavelength is 1529.16
nm.
WVOFFSET Indicates the wavelength offset in units of 1.00 nm.

For example, -0.01 indicates that the offset is -0.01 nm.
WVPOWER Indicates the optical power of the wavelength in units of 1.0 dBm.
For example, -27.3 indicates that the optical power is -27.3 dBm.
WVOSNR Indicates the OSNR of the wavelength in units of 1.0 dB.

For example, 25.6 indicates that the OSNR is 25.6 dB.
Example
Command
RTRV-MCADATA::FAC-1-12-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2005-10-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-12-
1::BANDTYPE=CBAND,WVTOTAL=0,WVNUM=1,WVCENTER=1529.16,WVOFFSET=0.00,WVPOWER=
-60.0,WVOSNR=-60.0"
Related Commands
D.18.1 ED-MCACHN
D.18.2 RTRV-MCACHN
D.18.4 ED-SLICEMAP
Edit the slice map.
Function
This command edit the slice map.
Usage Note
The maximum number of slice should be 20 for one command. If there are 96 slices, the total
number of this command should be 5.
Category
MCA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-SLICEMAP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<PACKNUM>,<PACKSN>:[<CNTRFREQ1>,]
[<BANDWIDTH1>,]...[<CNTRFREQ20>,][<BANDWIDTH20>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The valid NA

format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT
ID>.
specific units.
<PACKNUM> Indicates the total number of this command. NA
<PACKSN> Indicates the serial number of this command. NA

196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
196.0THz.
50.0GHz.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SLICEMAP::FAC-1-12-
4:C::1,1,196.056250THz,37.500GHz,196.018750THz,37.500GHz,195.981250THz,37.5
00GHz,195.943750THz,37.500GHz;
Response Message
NE 2014-06-18 16:34:32 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Retrieves results from monitoring the MCA(flex grid).
Function
This command retrieves results from monitoring the MCA(flex grid), such as the optical
power, central wavelength, actual wavelength, and OSNR.
Usage Note
None
Category
MCA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SLICE-ANALYDATA:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
AID Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The NA

<PORT ID>.
specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::STDCNTRFREQ=<STDCNTRFREQ>,ACTCNTRFREQ=<ACTCNTRFREQ>,FREQOFFSET=<
BANDOFFSET>,OPWR=<OPWR>,OSNR=<OSNR>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Table D-4 RTRV-MCADATA output parameters
AID Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The valid format is FAC-
STDCNTRFREQ Indicates the central wavelength value in units of 1.00 nm.

nm.
ACTCNTRFREQ Indicates the actual wavelength value in units of 1.00 nm.

nm.
FREQOFFSET Indicates the wavelength offset in units of 1.00 nm.

For example, -0.01 indicates that the offset is -0.01 nm.
OPWR Indicates the optical power of the wavelength in units of 1.0 dBm.
OSNR Indicates the optical power of the wavelength in units of 1.0 dBm.
Example
Command
RTRV-SLICE-ANALYDATA::FAC-1-12-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2005-10-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-12-
1::STDCNTRFREQ=192200000,ACTCNTRFREQ=192200592,FREQOFFSET=592,OPWR=-9.6"
Related Commands
D.18.4 ED-SLICEMAP
Retrieves the slice map.
Function
This command retrieves the slice map.
Usage Note
None.
Category
MCA
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SLICEMAP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The valid NA

format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>.
specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ("<AID>:
[CNTRFREQ=<CNTRFREQ>],[BANDWIDTH=<BANDWIDTH>];" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the MCA port access identifier. The valid format is FAC-
Refer to MCA for the valid values of <AID> for specific units.
<CNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency of the source 1st wave, such as
196.0THz.
<BANDWIDTH> Indicates the band width of the source 1st wave, such as 50.0GHz.
Example
Command
RTRV-SLICEMAP::FAC-1-23-4:C;
Response Message
NE 2009-01-16 08:23:19 M C COMPLD "FAC-1-12-
1:CNTRFREQ=193.950000THz,BANDWIDTH=50.000GHz" ;
Related Commands
D.18.4 ED-SLICEMAP
D.18.7 ED-SLICEWV
Edit the slice map.
Function
This command edit the slice map.
Usage Note
NONE.
Category
EMCA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-SLICEWV:
[<TID>]:<RULEAID>:<CTAG>::CNTRFREQ=<OPMCNTRFREQ>,BANDWIDTH=<OPM
BANDWIDTH>;
Command Parameters
<RULEAID> Indicates the EMCA port access identifier. The valid NA

ID>.
specific units.
<OPMCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 196.0THz. NA
<OPMBANDWIDTH> Indicates the band width, such as 50.0GHz. NA
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SLICEWV::FAC-1-12-4:C::CNTRFREQ=196.056250THz,BANDWIDTH=37.500GHz;
Response Message
NE 2016-06-18 16:34:32 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.18.8 DLT-SLICEWV
Deletethe slice map.
Function
This command deletethe slice map.
Usage Note
NONE.
Category
EMCA
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-SLICEWV:
[<TID>]:<RULEAID>:<CTAG>::CNTRFREQ=<OPMCNTRFREQ>,BANDWIDTH=<OPM
BANDWIDTH>;
Command Parameters
<RULEAID> Indicates the EMCA port access identifier. The valid NA

ID>.
specific units.
<OPMCNTRFREQ> Indicates the center frequency, such as 196.0THz. NA
<OPMBANDWIDTH> Indicates the band width, such as 50.0GHz. NA
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SLICEWV::FAC-1-12-4:C::CNTRFREQ=196.056250THz,BANDWIDTH=37.500GHz;
Response Message
NE 2016-06-18 16:34:32 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.19 Configuring Tunable Dispersion Compensator

This section lists the commands used to configure the tunable dispersion compensator (TDC)
function.
D.19.1 ED-TDC
Edits the attributes of the tunable dispersion compensator (TDC).
Function
This command edits the TDC attributes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-TDC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[AUTOADJ=<AUTOADJ>],
[TDCVAL=<TDCVAL>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the TDC access identifier. The valid value is provided NA
in TDC.
<AUTOADJ> Indicates whether the auto adjustment of the dispersion ENABLE

compensation is enabled. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE.
<TDCVAL> Indicates the dispersion compensation value. The value range is NA

determined by the corresponding dispersion compensation module.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-TDC::FAC-1-16-1:C:::AUTOADJ=DISABLE;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.19.3 RTRV-TDC
D.19.2 OPR-TDC
D.19.2 OPR-TDC
Modifies the status of the TDC scan.
Function
This command modifies the status of the TDC scan.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-TDC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<OPRT>;
Command Parameters
Default
<AID> Indicates the TDC access identifier. The valid value is provided NA
in TDC.
<OPRT> Indicates the TDC scan status. The valid values are STARTSCAN NA
and STOPSCAN.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-TDC::FAC-1-1-1:C::STARTSCAN;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.19.3 RTRV-TDC
D.19.1 ED-TDC
D.19.3 RTRV-TDC
Retrieves the attributes of the TDC.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of the TDC.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TDC:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>- NA

Response Syntax
[TDCSTATE=<TDCSTATE>],[AUTOADJ=<AUTOADJ>],[TDCVAL=<TDCVAL>],
[TDCMAX=<TDCMAX>],[TDCMIN=<TDCMIN>],[TDCSTEP=<TDCSTEP>],
[ACTDCVAL=<ACTDCVAL>]"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<TDCSTATE> Indicates the current state of dispersion adjustment. The valid values are IDLE,
SUCCESS, FAIL, and ADJUSTING.
<AUTOADJ> Indicates whether dispersion fine adjustment is enabled. The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE (default).
<TDCVAL> Indicates the current dispersion compensation.
<TDCMAX> Indicates the maximum dispersion compensation permitted by the dispersion

compensation module.
<TDCMIN> Indicates the minimum dispersion compensation permitted by the dispersion

compensation module.
<TDCSTEP> Indicates the adjustment step adopted by the dispersion compensation modules.
It is an integer. The unit is ps/nm.
<ACTDCVAL> Indicates the actual dispersion of a board.

Example
Command
RTRV-TDC::FAC-1-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-01 11:22:19 M C COMPLD "FAC-1-1-1::AUTOADJ=DISABLE,TDCVAL=-
1" ;
Related Commands
D.19.2 OPR-TDC
D.19.1 ED-TDC
D.20 Configuring OTDR
D.20.1 ED-OTDR
Edits an FD System.
Function
This command edits the control attributes of FD System.
Usage Note
None
Category
OTDR
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OTDR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[DETCTMODE=<DETCTMODE>,]
[PULSEWIDTH=<PULSEWIDTH>,][DETCTDISTANCE=<DETCTDISTANCE>,]
[DETCTTIME=<DETCTTIME>,][LATESTDATA=<LATESTDATA>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of the analyzer equipment, for example, NA

the port of an 12RAU1.
<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>.
<DETCTMODE> Sets the Dect mode. The valid value is expressed in NA

AutoLocal or AutoShort or ManualOffline or ManualOnline

or BackGround.
<PULSEWIDTH> The dispersion pul sewitch value. The value range is NA
determined by the corresponding dispersion compensation
module.
<DETCTDISTANCE> The dispersion detct distance value. The value range is NA
module.
<DETCTTIME> The dispersion detct time. The value range is determined by NA
the corresponding dispersion compensation module.
<LATESTDATA> The dispersion background-detct time. The value range is NA
module.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OTDR::FAC-1-2-9-
1:c:::DETCTMODE=ManualOnline,PULSEWIDTH=100,DETCTDISTANCE=10,
DETCTTIME=60,LATESTDATA=100;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.20.3 RTRV-OTDR
D.20.2 OPR-OTDR
D.20.2 OPR-OTDR
Operates an OTDR group.
Function
This command starts/stops the adjustment of an OTDR group.
Usage Note
None
Category
OTDR
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-OTDR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<OPRTSTATE>
Command Parameters

port of an 12RAU.
<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>.
<OPRTSTATE> Indicates the operation to be performed. NA

 START: starts an test period.
 STOP: stops an test period.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-OTDR::FAC-1-2-9-1:C::START;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.20.1 ED-OTDR
D.20.3 RTRV-OTDR
D.20.3 RTRV-OTDR
Retrieves an FD System.
Function
This command retrieves the control attributes of FD System.
Usage Note
None
Category
OTDR
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OTDR:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
12RAU1.
ID>-<PATH ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::[OTDRSTATE=<OTDRSTATE>][,DETCTMODE=<DETCTMODE>]
[,PULSEWIDTH=<PULSEWIDTH>][,DETCTDISTANCE=<DETCTDISTANCE>]
[,DETCTTIME=<DETCTTIME>][,LATESTDATA=<LATESTDATA>][,DURATION=<DURATION>]
[,DECFIBERLENGTH=<DECFIBERLENGTH>]
[,OTDRDELAYTIME=<OTDRDELAYTIME>]"<cr><lf>)+
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an analyzer port, for example, the port of an 12RAU.
The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH
ID>.
<OTDRSTATE> Indicates the current state of dispersion test.
<DETCTMODE> Indicates the the Dect mode.
<PULSEWIDTH> Indicates the the dispersion pul sewitch value.
<DETCTDISTANCE> Indicates the dispersion detct distance value.
<DETCTTIME> Indicates the dispersion detct time.
<LATESTDATA> Indicates the dispersion background-detct time.
<DURATION> Indicates the dispersion background-detct total time.

<DECFIBERLENGTH> The detected fiber length.
<OTDRDELAYTIME> The delay time of detection.
Example
Command
RTRV-OTDR::FAC-1-15-1-1:C;
Response Message
NEO-128-160 2016-09-20 09:41:32
M C COMPLD
FAC-1-15-1-
1::OTDRSTATE=TESSUCCEED,DETCTMODE=MANUALOFFLINE,PULSEWIDTH=100,DETCTDISTANC
E=30,DETCTTIME=120,LATESTDATA=0,DURATION=0,DECFIBERLENGTH=167,OTDRDELAYTIME
=8
;
Related Commands
D.20.2 OPR-OTDR
D.20.1 ED-OTDR
Retrieves FD System data.
Function
This command retrieves the control attributes of FD System data.
Usage Note
None
Category
OTDR
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-RSLT-OTDR:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>
Command Parameters
12RAU1.
ID>-<PATH ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::[OTDRPKTSN=<OTDRPKTSN>][,OTDRTPKTNUM=<OTDRTPKTNUM>]
[,OTDRPKTLEN=<OTDRPKTLEN>][,OTDRRESINFO=<OTDRRESINFO>]
[,OTDRPKTINFO=<OTDRPKTINFO>]"<cr><lf>)+
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an analyzer port, for example, the port of an 12RAU.
<OTDRPKTSN> Indicates the packt sn.
<OTDRTPKTNUM> Indicates the sum packt.

<OTDRPKTLEN> Indicates the packt len.
<OTDRRESINFO> Indicates the reserve.
<OTDRPKTINFO> Indicates the packt info.
Example
Command
RTRV-RSLT-OTDR::FAC-1-2-9-1:D;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2015-01-14 16:49:51
M D RTRV
"FAC-1-23-1-
1::OTDRPKTSN=1,OTDRTPKTNUM=30,OTDRPKTLEN=1024,OTDRRESINFO=65535,OTDRPKTINFO
=0x4d 61 70 00 64 00 76 00 00 00 08 00 47 65 6e 50 61 72 61 6d 73 00 64 00
33 00 00 00 53 75 70 50 61 72 61 6d 73 00 64 00 2e 00 00 00 46 78 64 50 61
72 61 6d 73 00 64 00 5c 00 00 00 4b 65 79 45 76 65 6e 74 73 00 64 00 22 00
00 00 44 61 74 61 50 74 73 00 64 00 44 75 00 00 48 55 41 57 45 49 20 20 20
00 64 00 3a 00 00 00 43 6b 73 75 6d 00 64 00 08 00 00 00 47 65 6e 50 61 72
61 6d 73 00 45 4e 43 49 44 00 46 49 44 00 8c 02 e7 05 4f 4c 00 54 4c 00 43
43 44 00 42 43 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4f 50 00 43 4d 54 00 53 75 70 50 61
72 61 6d 73 00 48 55 41 57 45 49 20 20 20 00 4d 46 49 44 00 4f 54 44 52 00
4f 4d 49 44 00 4f 4d 53 4e 00 53 52 00 4f 54 00 46 78 64 50 61 72 61 6d 73
00 00 00 00 00 6b 6d 06 3b 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 20 03 40 4b 4c 00
10 27 00 00 3e 3d 02 00 2a 03 0d 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 dc 05 00 00 00
00 00 00 96 00 60 ea 00 00 96 00 a8 de 88 13 53 54 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4b 65 79 45 76 65 6e 74 73 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 44 61 74 61 50 74 73 00
98 3a 00 00 01 00 98 3a 00 00 e8 03 df 07 53 05 58 03 bd 01 72 00 00 00 77
00 7e 01 fc 02 fd 04 be 07 f0 0b 64 14 28 20 27 15 6a 12 43 11 b7 10 75 10
5f 10 63 10 79 10 9a 10 c1 10 ef 10 20 11 54 11 8b 11 c2 11 fb 11 35 12 6e
12 a8 12 e2 12 1d 13 59 13 97 13 d7 13 19 14 5c 14 a0 14 e3 14 27 15 68 15
a8 15 e5 15 1d 16 53 16 86 16 b8 16 e8 16 18 17 49 17 7c 17 b0 17 e8 17 21
18 5d 18 9b 18 da 18 1c 19 61 19 a8 19 f1 19 3c 1a 86 1a d0 1a 1a 1b 60 1b
a2 1b e0 1b 1a 1c 51 1c 85 1c b6 1c e5 1c 15 1d 45 1d 75 1d a6 1d d8 1d 0c
1e 43 1e 7c 1e b7 1e f5 1e 36 1f 77 1f b9 1f fc 1f 41 20 86 20 ce 20 16 21
5e 21 a9 21 f4 21 3f 22 8b 22 d9 22 26 23 77 23 ca 23 1c 24 6f 24 c2 24 0f
25 58 25 9e 25 dd 25 18 26 4f 26 82 26 b1 26 e3 26 14 27 42 27 70 27 9f 27
ce 27 01 28 37 28 6a 28 a2 28 e2 28 23 29 69 29 b2 29 fa 29 47 2a 94 2a e1
2a 28 2b 6d 2b ac 2b e5 2b 1d 2c 50 2c 83 2c b8 2c ec 2c 1d 2d 55 2d 91 2d
c7 2d 02 2e 40 2e 79 2e b9 2e ff 2e 43 2f 85 2f d3 2f 18 30 59 30 a2 30 e6
30 20 31 59 31 84 31 a8 31 d2 31 f7 31 0d 32 2a 32 4f 32 70 32 a5 32 dc 32
0f 33 49 33 8a 33 b4 33 df 33 0f 34 36 34 5d 34 8f 34 bd 34 e9 34 2a 35 6a
35 9e 35 dc 35 15 36 44 36 85 36 c0 36 f0 36 2c 37 7e 37 c0 37 12 38 64 38
9f 38 e5 38 29 39 5a 39 76 39 9f 39 b1 39 ae 39 be 39 d0 39 eb 39 11 3a 27
3a 2c 3a 4c 3a 81 3a 8b 3a a7 3a d1 3a ec 3a 22 3b 6d 3b a7 3b e4 3b 45 3c
75 3c 9e 3c f4 3c 5c 3d b1 3d 1a 3e 41 3e 64 3e cc 3e 1c 3f 44 3f 68 3f 94
3f bb 3f 4a 40 ef 40 56 41 cf 41 34 42 55 42 bc 42 35 43 88 43 b9 43 10 44
10 44 41 44 f9 44 37 45 0a 45 16 45 1a 45 30 45 b7 45 28 46 19 46 2e 46 70
46 40 46 75 46 ce 46 f9 46 70 47 3e 48 cd 48 94 49 ae 4a fb 4a 9a 4a 64 4b
3e 4b 0d 4b f4 4b 45 4c a4 4c cf 4d de 4e 0b 4e eb 4e 99 4f 1b 4f b2 4f 5c
50 a7 50 1a 52 01 54 2a 52 4b 50 34 50 d6 4f 04 50 a5 50 67 4f 76 4f 56 52
b4 55 21 56 2c 57 f8 55 83 55 05 58 60 5b f8 59 f9 5c 8d 65 0c 65 57 7c 07
60 f2 5a 26 5b de 59 41 63 8a 7c 8a 63 47 69 0c 60 10 5b 8c 56 51 55 84 59
51 5d 42 5a f2 5b e8 5e 4d 5b 60 5f 85 68 54 64 52 62 4c 63 c0 5c 45 5c d9"
>
NEW-NE 2015-01-14 16:49:51

M D RTRV
"FAC-1-23-1-
=0x64 7b 61 c7 58 55 58 02 56 22 56 e1 58 49 59 97 57 0e 58 89 58 a3 55 91
56 05 57 bf 56 fc 57 86 58 32 58 37 5a 74 5c c8 59 f5 57 9c 57 6f 56 cd 58
8d 5f 00 60 9f 66 c0 5f 02 5d 7c 5f cc 64 2f 61 1c 5a 97 59 45 58 ca 55 ec
56 b5 58 be 58 0b 5b c5 5e 2d 62 79 6a 40 71 e9 5f d1 5c b7 68 b3 65 20 5e
08 5f ed 5a 47 5b ea 62 e3 87 3b 64 aa 71 7c 6f fb 60 aa 60 11 5f 1c 5c 87
5a e1 57 be 53 35 53 96 53 30 52 cf 50 f9 50 30 50 f3 51 79 55 d9 57 48 59
cc 5d d2 5e 8b 5d ab 6f 3f 67 16 64 c9 5e 9a 5d c0 5b e8 56 48 55 a8 57 9a
5c 7e 65 cd 5d d7 5a 7d 58 c6 53 ad 51 9c 51 96 50 8e 50 ea 52 07 55 0c 59
27 67 7a 5f d4 5a b0 55 86 55 74 5a 70 60 1b 6e 33 63 f2 5e ff 5b e2 56 47
57 90 62 8b 69 01 68 1e 74 ac 6a bc 7e af 60 d5 5d 68 6e 9d 63 9d 66 9a 66
aa 68 c3 7a 05 6a 0c 61 0f 5d c7 60 7d 5e b2 5b bf 5f 05 66 a8 5f df 63 7c
62 94 60 29 63 e9 61 41 5b 72 5e a7 77 3f 75 87 70 4d 66 9e 5c 58 5d f8 60
ff 5b ec 5b 9f 6a 44 60 88 5b f4 57 26 5c 91 65 78 66 ae 72 3f 5e 5f 60 ce
63 22 61 88 64 38 67 be 5f cf 5f d5 5e 69 58 93 57 5e 5b 54 60 10 7d 47 5c
06 5a b7 59 07 59 15 5e 3a 68 21 6a 2d 65 0f 5c 18 5a 97 57 2b 56 51 56 3d
57 f9 54 68 54 55 56 1f 56 67 58 6b 5b d2 5c 49 67 93 66 8b 72 a6 6b 03 66
52 73 e0 62 5f 65 b5 5c a0 58 5a 58 ed 56 cf 54 b2 57 2c 5b 14 5a 6e 59 04
5b 6a 5a 82 60 f0 71 c5 6a ce 69 63 63 21 5f 28 5e 6b 5b 38 5f e1 63 ed 5e
55 5f 11 64 de 5c 26 5b e7 5c 0c 60 01 66 cc 61 0f 5e 2f 5a 9d 54 03 54 55
58 90 5e 73 6c 26 5b f2 58 23 56 af 53 29 55 ab 5d 09 78 83 5b e7 56 d2 55
23 53 62 51 4c 52 e9 53 31 55 20 59 16 68 10 75 18 5d d9 58 38 5c 18 5a 60
58 6d 5b 1a 66 26 6d c1 61 6b 5d e0 60 26 5c 6d 59 2d 5a 4e 59 57 58 b0 5c
8c 6d cb 6e 21 64 df 6b f6 60 b1 65 bc 77 4a 64 b0 60 e6 64 ce 5f 1e 61 d3
63 07 5c 12 58 dc 57 cf 55 3d 54 a2 55 63 56 3e 56 cf 55 fd 55 f9 55 5b 5b
c9 62 24 63 13 67 1e 59 36 56 2b 53 77 52 16 54 6d 55 77 55 fb 58 bc 5f 3a
60 61 6c 0e 60 dd 5e bc 5b e5 59 21 5e bf 5e a2 5d f6 6b 16 63 7e 73 1d 61
a0 5f b2 6a c4 60 da 5c 3f 5f f6 5c 76 57 65 58 72 5a f5 5c fe 7f 98 60 3f
5e 27 59 27 57 00 59 66 5e 0b 61 0e 69 bd 64 b2 5c cb 5f 1e 5e 8e 58 2e 57
18 58 03 59 97 5b 2f 5f 7a 5d d1 5b e9 60 f5 61 4d 64 57 6b 6d 62 e7 63 c1
66 c5 68 c2 79 1c 5f eb 5b 4f 61 e7 5e 1e 5c 2c 5e dc 5e f4 6c 26 5d 93 59
dc 59 1f 56 ff 54 07 56 dc 56 9d 58 12 5b 51 5b 9c 5e cd 84 7d 66 61 60 65
59 bb 55 73 55 d6 53 09 56 9d 5a 21 5d 97 68 96 5c 9c 58 5d 58 9c 56 4a 57
0e 5a 3d 5a 47 5d ab 6d bc 6c 17 66 0a 72 63 7a 0b 6b b6 66 dc 6a 97 69 14
6d 3b 65 38 7f 8b 63 43 5c 4f 5f 1d 5f e8 60 46 74 e5 65 71 66 e0 5a 21 57
61 58 18 58 a9 58 a3 5a 70 5a 1c 5a c3 65 7c 66 c4 66 69 5a ea 57 25 59 e0
57 b2 59 7a 61 bd 72 f9 81 59 5c bf 59 8d 5b ed 5a 69 5b aa 5a c5 56 6a 56
4c 5a d7 5c 94 5d 9f 66 e9 66 49 5e 50 57 a3 58 03 5e cd 62 24 66 5d 6a ae
71 16 75 c8 68 c9 65 32 6e 76 64 92 6f 3c 64 2d 75 f1 68 1f 70 b2 62 fb 5f
5e 5a 7d 5c 43 61 2a 5f f9 5d cd 5e 55 59 41 57 52 58 46 59 28 5c 37 67 06
71 bd 76 5b 5c 63 5b b4 62 c5 60 d4 62 5f 73 77 65 a0 61 73 6b 3f 63 8c 5d
59 68 d5 5f 85 62 8b 60 7c 64 ec 77 56 66 cb 5f 32 57 c1 56 79 5a 67 5a 9a"
>
NEW-NE 2015-01-14 16:49:51

M D RTRV
"FAC-1-23-1-
=0x5c 96 62 be 62 4c 82 f3 5d 04 5f b4 64 4c 5c 39 5c 01 5e 8d 5a f5 5b 17
63 75 65 ae 6f 87 5f 3c 61 fa 63 6f 5d 23 5a 2d 5a c8 57 b7 59 7c 5b 85 58
ab 58 45 5e 17 68 c7 5f 36 56 53 54 cc 52 60 51 9f 52 bc 55 6e 56 f9 5b 4c
60 97 56 fb 52 13 51 75 52 f7 54 d0 54 1a 57 7c 5f 00 65 6d 67 d4 5e 79 6b
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5f 58 61 a3 5d 67 6c 9b 66 5d 5d d1 57 bd 57 49 59 53 59 ca 59 ee 61 fd 66
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63 f2 5a 6c 59 64 60 34 63 3c 5d ea 5c 50 5b e3 5a 6b 61 7c 98 ea 6c b6 61
62 5b 05 62 40 75 e2 65 b4 65 3d 66 1c 70 9a 5d 17 5b b9 61 07 66 47 5c 34
5a 1d 56 81 54 f0 55 db 56 e0 56 5f 5c b8 70 ac 66 ea 6d 2c 62 ea 60 30 5b
6c 57 14 58 b7 57 94 56 f4 58 b9 5f bf 5f 08 72 a2 5e 29 5c 23 58 d4 56 52
59 d2 5b 15 5a ea 5b 8e 5d 29 5e 68 64 3d 78 6f 73 9d 69 37 68 4c 63 d8 5c
e3 61 9a 66 b2 77 5a 62 38 6d 5e 64 6c 62 19 61 60 67 50 61 54 5c 49 5a 2b
61 2e 6d ea 65 64 74 c4 64 17 72 33 ca 36 63 a6 5f b7 5d b4 59 4a 5e 5e 64
95 5d cb 62 cf 73 47 6e 7a 66 52 67 37 62 37 5b fe 59 41 56 52 57 28 5e 61
61 58 60 bc 63 99 63 48 65 7e 67 82 6f 89 63 60 68 33 60 82 5e d1 5b aa 60
85 6a 24 66 8d 6e c9 61 5c 5f 7e 61 14 61 71 65 00 6c 32 5f 84 59 a5 58 a6
55 5f 53 58 53 34 54 ba 54 e4 58 2e 5f ea 63 8b 66 e3 5c ab 5c d7 58 e1 57
16 5e 06 66 52 75 96 60 a6 5b e9 5a 89 56 87 56 42 5d 50 63 6b 63 b3 63 a8
60 cb 5e 0f 73 ee 81 af 61 9d 74 f2 62 41 5e 37 58 85 57 f4 5a 8b 60 25 6b
d4 5b 11 58 f7 56 5a 54 cd 52 e2 52 ee 52 21 55 11 5c 5f 5c 2d 59 f9 5a 3d
5f 93 60 94 68 bc 8b 7d 60 74 6d bf 5b 80 5a c4 57 bc 56 f9 5a 3f 60 5b 62
00 65 c4 5f 44 5f 2d 59 09 58 89 5d 84 6d 7e 6b 90 5e fd 63 37 6d 79 5f f9
5b 02 5f 61 5c 9a 5d 00 63 4e 62 86 63 3d 6f f7 92 ea 71 6d 5c 46 5b cb 63
e2 66 61 7b b5 6b 3d 66 55 75 82 5d d7 5a e9 5d b3 59 8d 59 03 5a 3c 58 75
5b f5 62 17 6c 75 61 10 5b 6b 5d 76 6a b5 6d cb 6d c5 64 3f 66 81 5d fc 57
f0 58 46 5e fe 5a 49 5c ed 5e 62 5b 69 5f 91 72 f7 76 c4 73 39 5d 9a 5d 58
5f 74 5b 2e 59 d9 59 1c 58 dc 5b 51 64 02 61 4b 65 3f 60 92 5a d1 58 e6 56
c7 59 15 5c d4 59 b7 5a 59 61 39 5f e1 61 1b 6d f8 6d 28 6a 6f 7a cf 63 a7
5e 6e 67 a8 69 40 5f 51 61 53 5e a6 5d 85 68 21 71 78 62 fe 5e fe 5d 48 58
eb 58 03 5b 58 5d 4b 6b 52 61 c6 5c ee 59 dc 55 f0 55 fa 59 8a 5b 7a 62 f2
65 bb 5c ad 5d 69 67 f0 62 bf 5c 59 62 f3 62 13 6d 54 61 4b 61 a2 6a 83 63
da 60 89 68 9e 5e ef 58 f9 57 f8 58 4d 5a b4 61 a1 5e 2d 5c 92 63 6d 6a 52
64 0a 64 f8 5e d5 5b 97 62 10 69 90 64 ae 66 f9 5d 60 64 e3 6a 29 6e 6d 7c
4b 6a 3c 62 43 6c fc 66 c6 6c ea 7b 6a 5e c8 5b c6 56 aa 55 7c 57 f3 56 f7
55 52 58 f9 5b 2b 5a 89 5d 76 60 23 5f e1 64 7c 6a db 71 9d 63 65 5c 57 5c
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5c ae 59 e4 5a 2e 5a 16 5c ce 69 d3 61 fb 5c 5b 57 8e 57 b8 5e d2 68 8e 6e
c6 68 41 78 e2 6a b7 5c f7 5b 72 5d 19 5a c9 55 b6 55 87 54 a6 56 5a 59 a4
57 4e 56 20 58 c0 5b 13 5c bb 5e 78 60 e5 5f 56 6e 2b 5f 0d 62 7a 63 41 64
cc 6c 32 61 a1 66 b7 62 25 67 a3 70 98 61 33 5d 36 5d a2 5b 1b 59 44 59 78
5a a4 5f 58 7e 15 62 48 60 cd 5b 14 5b c9 61 0d 65 3c 66 fb 64 58 61 a3 63
4c 64 37 5f 42 62 3d 5a c5 57 03 58 86 57 a2 59 ee 61 31 7b 08 6f 9f 65 2f
6c 21 60 ca 5f 6f 6a ab 7c c6 61 72 62 5a 64 58 5e 3e 5f a1 5b 7c 58 3a 58
e4 56 c9 5a 19 86 f6 61 ab 61 4a 5d e6 5d 98 6a 0b 6a 2d 77 ef 68 f0 60 c1
5c c3 61 f9 61 13 5e 72 62 f3 71 f1 6f 3b 60 c4 60 9f 6b a4 63 bf 5a 6e 59
23 56 74 54 dd 54 7e 55 37 55 f8 57 e0 5d d8 61 a8 62 06 5f 03 81 0b 73 08
76 ba 72 7d 66 8a 63 20 7a c0 65 3c 66 ce 5d fd 5d e0 5e af 5e 5c 62 44 6e
23 5f 3d 5b f8 57 26 5a 39 61 8c 61 36 60 03 61 fc 5c cd 60 9d 74 c6 69 1a
62 19 72 5d 76 3e 6c d1 65 6b 5d af 58 e8 59 76 5d 30 5c 50 60 5f 76 1b 78
40 69 d3 72 92 5e af 5d bd 5e e2 5b 5c 5d fb 7a 0f 61 22 61 b8 63 d5 76 cd
64 5a 65 cd 62 3e 5c 4c 5f 28 61 82 60 20 5e ce 5b 42 59 ae 5b c8 60 c8 5a
fc 5a da 68 74 70 af 60 ff 5f d2 6a 67 79 41 62 a6 5a f8 59 3e 58 d3 5b 04
62 85 6c db 76 6d 63 4e 5d 6d 59 30 56 ce 58 d2 62 74 65 85 60 8a 5d 98 5a
a6 5e 82 77 6c 63 c2 5f c6 59 56 58 51 5a f7 5c 18 62 d4 6b ea 68 85 64 10
6c 3a 5f 4f 58 50 57 49 58 bd 5a bd 6a cc 7a 82 61 36 5e e3 59 d7 55 1b 55
a6 54 92 54 01 56 73 59 8c 5c 10 74 88 5c 36 5d c6 5f 95 65 cf 68 5a 79 c2
6c 97 5a 4a 56 0b 56 4e 55 7c 53 cb 53 11 54 02 57 22 5e 29 64 4a 5f 87 5e
81 62 2d 5e 84 5f e1 62 ea 61 17 6e 8d 5f 8d 5c 13 5a 86 57 fe 58 61 62 43
61 18 70 c4 6a 42 67 c6 5d 59 58 c0 56 43 56 80 53 82 53 f4 54 a1 57 92 5b
ef 66 ea 6b cb 5f 9e 5b 92 5f 13 64 53 60 81 5c 11 59 17 56 5a 57 7c 59 96
59 c5 5f 75 67 20 67 9b 67 3b 6d 69 61 0d 59 ff 58 c2 57 cd 57 d5 60 60 69
ec 62 d8 60 f5 60 57 5a 11 5b 4e 5c f4 5a 0a 66 6a 5c 54 58 72 56 f0 56 5f
59 87 5d e6 5f f5 6f 97 72 d9 64 29 63 45 63 e9 64 2a 6e 9d 6f f4 78 ed 66
44 61 2e 71 5c 5e 88 5b ac 59 15 5c ff 5c 50 5c f7 5d a5 6f b5 74 a5 60 39
61 78 67 ee 68 e1 5a 9c 57 90 58 a6 55 3c 53 90 54 06 57 ba 56 45 58 8f 59
da 59 6b 5f 98 6d 0e 61 ac 59 c8 55 6d 56 23 59 9c 5e 7b 6a 34 5a 37 56 09
53 f2 52 78 57 ad 5b d6 5d 4c 60 10 63 51 7d 75 5b d7 57 cc 59 dc 58 55 58
04 5b 11 60 89 64 e5 57 0c 54 11 54 d5 53 74 55 cc 5a ba 5e 69 61 5d 77 5d
87 76 7a 1f 61 a2 63 85 6b fc 5c 94 57 3a 58 5d 57 bd 59 e1 5e 07 60 41 5f
d8 76 82 66 cb 6d 21 67 ee 63 76 63 d0 5c a8 5e ee 6d ca 70 61 6a fa 5b 86"
>
NEW-NE 2015-01-14 16:49:51

M D COMPLD
"FAC-1-23-1-
=0x59 ad 5a 95 59 97 5b fb 5c e1 5a 71 5a c5 5f 46 5d ca 5a 3f 5d d1 6c 30
5e b9 58 ed 57 ed 5a ba 5a 3c 5e 56 6c 9f 6a 25 66 e2 6d 15 64 b4 6b fa 5f
fc 59 4e 57 46 53 13 52 22 52 df 53 60 59 7a 6f fe 5b a9 57 0a 56 cd 59 44
6d 87 5f 76 5a 69 59 9b 5c 92 5d 8f 5b 3f 5f d7 66 86 5d 34 5b 7e 5c 3a 5a
e7 5a 5f 5f 46 61 95 5e 11 6a bc 6a b4 6d a2 5e 45 5a 42 5a 83 57 56 57 c5
58 23 5b 90 61 91 60 23 5c d2 5b c1 5c c8 61 21 64 23 5f 60 5c 23 5f 44 5a
53 58 a3 57 61 57 9f 58 35 5d d1 5d 63 5c f3 5f 55 5b e0 55 32 56 cd 56 36
5b ab 6c 17 5f 7c 61 b6 5f 81 5a a4 5e 64 62 5d 65 9f 66 e3 62 d5 5b 43 5a
24 5a c1 56 96 56 b7 5b 6d 5e 10 63 57 65 31 5c c3 5a 02 61 2d 69 ee 72 4a
5e d4 5a 44 5b 0f 5b 35 5c 4e 75 b3 61 bd 5b 6c 57 56 58 46 5b 38 5a 26 57
00 56 48 54 7c 56 6e 5b 82 5e 46 76 99 5a ee 56 7b 55 c0 54 d6 56 6f 5b f0
5e 5f 68 07 5c fd 62 82 66 17 68 e2 83 a1 66 75 5e 3e 64 bd 6b 29 62 45 64
3f 5f d1 5a e8 57 ea 59 c9 5e 6d 5f 7e 5d 00 5e bc 60 cd 5b 23 5c b9 5c 4e
5c 7b 62 8a 6f c5 6f a3 63 34 5c 33 5e e2 6c 83 63 83 68 31 65 4c 5e 90 61
d3 67 c2 63 73 65 30 65 ae 61 ed 61 3f 64 5d 79 15 63 52 62 f5 5c 2f 5a 48
5d 14 62 e9 60 82 5d 61 5b 62 59 7b 5e ca 64 03 61 9b 66 9f 82 4b 78 62 6b
20 70 9e 62 60 5c f5 5c bb 59 b6 59 a7 60 f4 62 1a 5e 5b 5b ea 59 6c 59 d9
67 86 5f 4e 5b 92 57 82 54 90 54 d0 54 bd 57 29 60 77 6c 39 62 a3 5d 94 5d
4f 72 c7 63 8e 61 5e 63 1f 69 af 61 94 6d 3c 75 82 74 6a 64 22 5c 28 61 04
6b 0e 5f fd 58 d9 59 d3 61 84 6c b5 5a 82 53 df 50 ac 50 1a 52 9d 57 9a 6a
47 5e 84 55 32 52 cf 51 54 52 fb 52 97 55 05 57 c5 55 2c 57 43 5a 50 5f 73
61 4e 59 b6 58 19 5a ab 5b 11 60 83 6e 3a 6d c8 5d b7 5d 96 7f aa 63 10 5f
fe 5a 23 5b 38 5c 86 5a 9d 5b 05 63 4a 5f 52 5d 5e 68 13 77 d2 61 ca 5d bd
60 c4 67 5e 6f f9 6d 67 5d 45 5c 14 5f ea 63 73 5f d6 59 ad 5b e7 5c 04 60
76 63 c4 58 70 57 18 56 95 58 0f 5d e6 61 07 78 2f 5c 1b 59 d7 59 01 59 2e
58 38 59 4f 58 e1 59 d1 61 fa 64 ed 71 5c 5a ea 56 bb 56 c8 56 6a 5a 7c 61
e4 5f 33 5d eb 63 b0 60 7b 60 9a 63 e0 66 84 86 48 55 41 57 45 49 20 20 20
00 53 52 53 4d 28 00 00 00 40 1f 00 00 08 00 47 4c 0f 00 4e 41 dc 05 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 cf 62 00 00 43
6b 73 75 6d 00 5d 7c 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00"
;
Related Commands
D.20.2 OPR-OTDR
D.20.1 ED-OTDR
D.20.3 RTRV-OTDR
Retrieves detect para range.
Function
This command retrieves the control attributes of FD System.
Usage Note
None
Category
OTDR
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DETCTPARARNG-OTDR:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>:::
[OTDRRNGMODE=<OTDRRNGMODE>],[PULSEWIDTH=<PULSEWIDTH>]
Command Parameters
Default
<AID> Indicates the AID of an analyzer port, for example, the port of NA
an 12RAU1.
ID>-<PATH ID>
<OTDRRNGMODE> The mode of OTDR detection. NA
<PULSEWIDTH> The dispersion pulsewitch value. The value range is NA
module.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::[OTDRRNGMODE=<OTDRRNGMODE>][,PULSEWIDTH=<PULSEWIDTH>]
[,MAXDETCTDISTANCE=<MAXDETCTDISTANCE>]
[,DFLTDETCTDISTANCE=<DFLTDETCTDISTANCE>]
[,MINDETCTDISTANCE=<MINDETCTDISTANCE>][,MAXDETCTTIME=<MAXDETCTTIME>]
[,DFLTDETCTTIME=<DFLTDETCTTIME>][,MINDETCTTIME=<MINDETCTTIME>]"<cr><lf>)+
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of an analyzer port, for example, the port of an
12RAU.
The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-
<PATH ID>.
<OTDRRNGMODE> Indicates the mode of OTDR detection.
<PULSEWIDTH> Indicates the dispersion pulsewitch value.
<MAXDETCTDISTANCE> Indicates the max of detect distance.

<DFLTDETCTDISTANCE> Indicates the default of detect distance.
<MINDETCTDISTANCE> Indicates the min of detect distance.
<MAXDETCTTIME> Indicates the max of detect test time.
<DFLTDETCTTIME> Indicates the default of detect test time.
<MINDETCTTIME> Indicates the min of detect test time.
Example
Command
RTRV-DETCTPARARNG-OTDR::FAC-1-2-9-
1:D:::OTDRRNGMODE=ManualOnline,PULSEWIDTH=0;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-02-01 08:19:21
M C RTRV
"FAC-1-2-9-
1::OTDRRNGMODE=ManualOnline,PULSEWIDTH=20000,MAXDETCTDISTANCE=80,DFLTDETCTD
ISTANCE=80,MINDETCTDISTANCE=40,MAXDETCTTIME=260,DFLTDETCTTIME=60,MINDETCTTI
ME=40"
"FAC-1-2-9-
1::OTDRRNGMODE=ManualOnline,PULSEWIDTH=10000,MAXDETCTDISTANCE=60,DFLTDETCTD
ISTANCE=60,MINDETCTDISTANCE=30,MAXDETCTTIME=260,DFLTDETCTTIME=60,MINDETCTTI
ME=40"
"FAC-1-2-9-
1::OTDRRNGMODE=ManualOnline,PULSEWIDTH=4000,MAXDETCTDISTANCE=40,DFLTDETCTDI
STANCE=40,MINDETCTDISTANCE=20,MAXDETCTTIME=260,DFLTDETCTTIME=60,MINDETCTTIM
E=40"
"FAC-1-2-9-
1::OTDRRNGMODE=ManualOnline,PULSEWIDTH=800,MAXDETCTDISTANCE=35,DFLTDETCTDIS
TANCE=35,MINDETCTDISTANCE=15,MAXDETCTTIME=260,DFLTDETCTTIME=60,MINDETCTTIME
=40"
"FAC-1-2-9-
TANCE=15,MINDETCTDISTANCE=5,MAXDETCTTIME=260,DFLTDETCTTIME=60,MINDETCTTIME=
40"
"FAC-1-2-9-
TANCE=10,MINDETCTDISTANCE=5,MAXDETCTTIME=260,DFLTDETCTTIME=60,MINDETCTTIME=
40"
;
Related Commands
D.20.2 OPR-OTDR
D.20.1 ED-OTDR
D.20.3 RTRV-OTDR
D.21 Configuting PIDADJ
D.21.1 ED-ATTR-PIDADJ
Edits the attributes of PID adjusting.
Function
This command edits the attributes of PID adjusting.
Usage Note
None
Category
PIDADJ
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-ATTR-PIDADJ:[<TID>]:<PIDADJ-BID-PORT>:<CTAG>:::[PIDADJ=<PIDADJ>];
Command Parameters
<PIDADJ- WDM access identifier. Such as FAC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>- NA

BID-PORT> <PORT>
<PIDADJ> Enable or disable PID adjusting. The valid values are: ENABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-ATTR-PIDADJ::FAC-2-1-1:C:::PIDADJ=DISABLE;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-21 00:55:16
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.21.2 RTRV-ATTR-PIDADJ
Retrieves the attributes of PID adjusting.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes of PID adjusting.
Usage Note
None
Category
PIDADJ
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ATTR-PIDADJ:[<TID>]:<PIDADJ-BID-PORT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<PIDADJ-BID- WDM access identifier. Such as FAC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>- NA

PORT> <PORT>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<PIDADJ-BID-PORT>::[PIDADJ=<PIDADJ>]"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters

PORT> <PORT>
<PIDADJ> Enable or disable PID adjusting. The valid values are: ENABLE
 ENABLE
 DISABLE
Example
Command
RTRV-ATTR-PIDADJ::FAC-2-1-1:C;
RTRV-ATTR-PIDADJ:::C;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-06-23 18:50:08
M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-1-1::PIDADJ=DISABLE"
;
NEW-NE 2014-06-23 18:48:27

M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.17.26 ED-ATTR-OLC
D.21.3 RTRV-STATE-PIDADJ
Retrieves the PIDADJ current state of PIDADJ.
Function
This command retrieves the PIDADJ current state of PIDADJ.
Usage Note
None
Category
PIDADJ
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-STATE-PIDADJ:[<TID>]:<PIDADJ-BID-PORT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

PORT> <PORT>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<PIDADJ-BID-PORT>::[ADJSTATE=<ADJSTATE>,]"<cr><lf>)+
;
Response Parameters

PORT> <PORT>
<ADJSTATE> The current state of PIDADJ. The valid values: NA

 INIT
 ADJUSTING
 ADJUSTFAIL
 ADJUSTFINISH
 ADJUSTDISABLE
Example
Command
RTRV-STATE-PIDADJ::FAC-2-1-1:C;
Response Message
RTRV-STATE-PIDADJ::FAC-2-1-1:C
NEW-NE 2014-06-23 18:50:08

M C COMPLD
"FAC-2-1-1::ADJSTATE=ADJUSTFINISH"
;
Related Commands
D.17.26 ED-ATTR-OLC
D.22 System Monitor
This section lists the commands used to monitor a system.
D.22.1 ED-DST-V2
Sets DST for the new DST standard.
Function
This command sets DST for the new DST starndard.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-DST-V2:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<FLAG>,<BEGINADJMODE>,<ENDADJMODE>,<ADJMINUTE>,<
STARTMONTH>,<STARTDAY>,<STARTHOUR>,<STARTMINUTE>,<STARTWEEK>,<
STARTWEEKDAY>,<ENDMONTH>,<ENDDAY>,<ENDHOUR>,<ENDMINUTE>,<END
WEEK>,<ENDWEEKDAY>;
Command Parameters
<BEGINADJMODE> Indicates the mode of beginning adjustment, DATE or NA

WEEK_FORWARD or WEEK_BACKWARD.
<ENDADJMODE> Indicates the mode of endding adjustment, DATE or NA
to 120.

an abbreviation
(jan,feb,mar,apr,may,jun,jul,aug,sep,oct,nov,dec).


0 to 23.

from 0 to 59.
<STARTWEEK> Indicates the start week of adjustment. The range is NA
from 1 to 5
expressed as an abbreviation
(mon,tue,wed,thu,fri,sat,sun).

abbreviation
(jan,feb,mar,apr,may,jun,jul,aug,sep,oct,nov,dec).


0 to 23.

from 0 to 59.
<ENDWEEK> Indicates the end week of adjustment. The range is from NA
1 to 5.
expressed as an abbreviation
(mon,tue,wed,thu,fri,sat,sun).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-DST-
V2:::1::enable,DATE,WEEK_FORWORD,60,apr,1,13,0,1,fri,oct,3,14,0,2,mon;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.2.4 RTRV-DST
D.22.2 RTRV-DST-V2
Retrieves DST information setted by ED-DST-V2.
Function
This command retrieves DST information setted by ED-DST-V2.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DST-V2:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<sid>^<yyyy-mm-
dd>^<"FLAG=<FLAG>,BEGINADJMODE=<BEGINADJMODE>,ENDADJMODE=<ENDADJMODE>,ADJ_M
INUTE=<ADJMINUTE>,START_MONTH=<STARTMONTH>,START_DAY=<STARTDAY>,START_HOUR=
<STARTHOUR>,START_MINUTE=<STARTMINUTE>,START_WEEK=<STARTWEEK>,START_WEEKDAY
=<STARTWEEKDAY>,END_MONTH=<ENDMONTH>,END_DAY=<ENDDAY>,END_HOUR=<ENDHOUR>,EN
D_MINUTE=<ENDMINUTE>,END_WEEK=<ENDWEEK>,END_WEEKDAY=<ENDWEEKDAY>,DST_STATUS
=<DSTSTATUS>"> <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<BEGINADJMODE> Indicates the mode of beginning adjustment, DATE or NA

<ENDADJMODE> Indicates the mode of endding adjustment, DATE or NA
to 120.

an abbreviation (for example, jan, feb, dec).


0 to 23.

from 0 to 59.
<STARTWEEK> Indicates the start week of adjustment. The range is NA
from 1 to 5
expressed as an abbreviation (for example, mon, sat).

abbreviation (for example, jan, feb, dec).


0 to 23.

from 0 to 59.
<ENDWEEK> Indicates the end week of adjustment. The range is from NA
1 to 5.
expressed as an abbreviation (for example, mon, sat).
Example
Command
RTRV-DST-V2:::1;
Response Message
DESMOINESPH-6800A-2 2012-05-15 22:23:14
M 1 COMPLD
"FLAG=ENABLE,BEGINADJMODE=DATE,ENDADJMODE=WEEK_FORWARD,ADJ_MINUTE=120,START
_MONTH=JAN,START_DAY=1,START_HOUR=0,START_MINUTE=0,START_WEEK=1,START_WEEKD
AY=SUN,END_MONTH=SEP,END_DAY=4,END_HOUR=14,END_MINUTE=0,END_WEEK=1,END_WEEK
DAY=SAT,DST_STATUS=TRUE"
;
Related Commands
D.2.4 RTRV-DST
D.22.3 RTRV-CHECK-PERIOD
Get the mon internal period of the CPU and VFS check.
Function
Get the mon internal period of the CPU and VFS check.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CHECK-PERIOD:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<MON_BOARD_ID> Indicates the card ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"CPUCHECKPERIOD=<cpuperiod>,VFSCHECKPERIOD=<vfsperiod>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<cpuperiod> The period of CPU check.
<vfsperiod> The period of VFS check.
Example
Command
RTRV-CHECK-PERIOD::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 15:08:11
M 100 COMPLD
"CPUCHECKPERIOD=60,VFSCHECKPERIOD=3600"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.4 RTRV-CPU-PEAKINFO
Query CPU occupancy peak value and current value
Function
Query CPU occupancy peak value and current value
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CPU-PEAKINFO:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"TASKNAME=<CPUTH_TASKNAME>,TASK_CUR=<CPUTH_CUR>,TASK_PEAK=<CPUTH_PEAK>"<
cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<CPUTH_TASKNAME> The name of task to be monitored. It is a string with a maximum

of 1400 bytes
<CPUTH_CUR> The current rate of used cpu.
<CPUTH_PEAK> The peak rate of CPU.
Example
Command
RTRV-CPU-PEAKINFO::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38
M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=BOX,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=_TIL,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=_EXC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=VIDL,TASK_CUR=74,TASK_PEAK=74"
"TASKNAME=TICK,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tFtpServer,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=ECCPING,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tVos100ms,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tVos1s,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tVfsWorker,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tVfsSender,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tVfsSchemer,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tRackId,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tSrlmSend,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tBDMLow1S,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tDmmCCardSend,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tDmmCardRecv,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tDmmCtrlTimer,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=tDmmCtrlProc,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tCrmQue,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tBDMOnlineCheck,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=MainLoop,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=StateRec,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tMMI,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tHSC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tHBU,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPE,TASK_CUR=8,TASK_PEAK=8"
"TASKNAME=00018tDbmsDBT,TASK_CUR=1,TASK_PEAK=1"
"TASKNAME=00018tDbmsREC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tDbmsDBR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tSMNGCMD,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tSMNGTRAN,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TKSM,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TKTR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSMCOM,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=VfsDMMListener,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tVFSCheck,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TMDR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TMDT,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TMDE,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TQPD,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TQPE,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPDA,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPDD,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPDC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tTL1CmdRsp,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tTL1AUTO,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=ERRPICK,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tMon,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tBmMain,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tBMR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tSnmpRsp,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tSnmpReq,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=TALM,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tBDAlm,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tFiP,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tMLoad,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tSftmData,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tSftmNedl,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tSftmFcopy,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tBDFL,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tLBDF,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPTH,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPTHPKG,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=PMTK,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPM,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TBDPM18,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tHbuShell,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tHscShell,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tEthTest,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=Ecc_TTI_Recv,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=ECC_PRC2ND_EVEN,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TIPSMmlRecv,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=SOCK,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=Task_FIB,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=Task_Route,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TIPRTHSC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TTIPSPPPoE,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TTIPSHSC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TDcnDataSend,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TLANMML,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TTCPS,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TTCPR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TTCPQ,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TTCPC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TUDPR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TUDPS,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TUDPF,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=TIDR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TIDS,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TLANHSC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TLANNAR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TOSIHSC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=OSIMain,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TCALR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=ECR1,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=ecc_cnego_task,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TNEWNTPHSC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TNEWNTPMML,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tLog,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tDmmShell,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tDmmAnothrShell,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tLcs,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38
M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=SWDLMain,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tSwdu,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tSwdlCom,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSWDLADPT,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=PSULOG,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tHdlcTest,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tRxHdlc,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=vbd485Task,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tGspTool,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tGspDebug,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tLimLibm,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tIpStack,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tTrans,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tFwd,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tFcl,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSCFG,TASK_CUR=2,TASK_PEAK=2"
"TASKNAME=00018TPDTCFG,TASK_CUR=2,TASK_PEAK=2"
"TASKNAME=TSCCLED,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=TNGERRPICK,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TNECOMMUDPMSG,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TNECOMMTIMER,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TITFSCH,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TITFCIA,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TOPS,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TTIM,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPSUCALC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TPSTAT,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSDHTIME,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tSendControl,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TIPA,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TRMN,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TRAN,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TALC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TAPE,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TAPT,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TelDownCtrl,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=TelUpCtrl,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tEquipCmd,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tEquipMsg,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tXCVerify,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018TBDMcmd,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018TBDMcmdrst,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tIonDmmRcv,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00018tSccBdBDM,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tRpcAlmPer,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tOspRds,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=RADIUS_CORE,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tShRecv,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TECCPHYPM,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSRLMHSC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tL2TSvA1b58,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tL2TSvR1b58,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tL2TSC1b58,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=tL2TPT1b58,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tLan2UDP1b58,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TECCPHYT,TASK_CUR=2,TASK_PEAK=2"
"TASKNAME=TECCPHYMAIN,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TECCT,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TECCMAIN,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSRLMPS,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSRLMR,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSRLMS,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TSRLMM,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TOLSREC,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=00019VIRTUALCFG,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=00021tVtCfg,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:38

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=tJobTask,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tExcTask,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tLogTask,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tNbioLog,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tAioWait,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:39

M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=tAioIoTask1,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tAioIoTask0,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tErfTask,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tTffsPTask,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tNetTask,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tTelnetOut_6662,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tTelnetIn_6662b,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tTelnetd,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tWdbTask,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=VOS_Entry,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=OSPCLK,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tVosClearDog,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tConsoleCheck,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tFpga2DccRx,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=OS00,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=HM00,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=TT00,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
>
>
HUAWEI01-NE 2011-12-19 15:43:39

M 100 COMPLD
"TASKNAME=LD00,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=RT00,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=LL00,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=XTPT,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tCTU,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tIPTNL,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
"TASKNAME=tPdtClrDog,TASK_CUR=0,TASK_PEAK=0"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.5 RTRV-CPUUSAGE
Query the CPU information of all tasks
Function
Query the CPU information of all tasks
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-CPUUSAGE:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"TASKNAME=<TASKNAME>,SWITCHCNT=<SWITCHCNT>,MINTIME=<MINTIME>,MAXTIME=<MA
XTIME>,RECENTTIME=<RECENTTIME>,SECTIME=<SECTIME>,MSECTIME=<MSECTIME>,CPUUSA
GE=<CPUUSAGE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TASKNAME> The name of a task..
<SWITCHCNT> The switch count of a task.
<MINTIME> The minimum running time of a task.

<MAXTIME> The maximal running time of a task.
<RECENTTIME> The recent running time of a task.
<SECTIME> The running seconds of a task.
<MSECTIME> The running microseconds of a task.
<CPUUSAGE> The cpu usage of a task.
Example
Command
RTRV-CPUUSAGE::SLOT-1-18:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 14:37:02
M 100 RTRV
"TASKNAME=BOX,SWITCHCNT=1906346,MINTIME=2,MAXTIME=7750,RECENTTIME=11,SECTIM
E=0,MSECTIME=41711889,CPUUSAGE= 0.00%"
"TASKNAME=_TIL,SWITCHCNT=0,MINTIME=0,MAXTIME=0,RECENTTIME=0,SECTIME=0,MSECT
IME=0,CPUUSAGE= 0.00%"
"TASKNAME=_EXC,SWITCHCNT=0,MINTIME=0,MAXTIME=0,RECENTTIME=0,SECTIME=0,MSECT
IME=0,CPUUSAGE= 0.00%"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.6 RTRV-LIST
This command displays the task or semaphore or timer or message queue information based
on the key.
Function
Displays the task or semaphore or timer or message queue information based on the key.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-LIST:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<resourcetype>;
Command Parameters

<resourcetype> It specifies task or message queue or timer or lnxproc( this is NA
just for linux device) or semaphore
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MonListInfo>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MonListInfo> Displays all tasks or timer or semaphore or message queue

information based on the input parameter.
Example
Command
RTRV-LIST::SLOT-1-18:100::sem;
Response Message
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57
M 100 RTRV
" ******************************************************"
" Max Semaphore = 2000"
" Total binary Semaphore = 67"
" Total count Semaphore = 20"
" Total mutex Semaphore = 288"
" ------------------------------------------------------"
" Sema4Name Sema4ID OSSemID Count Mode Type"
" ------------------------------------------------------"
" cbr 1 113338224 1 FIFO Binary"
" cbn 2 113338352 1 FIFO Binary"
" sSTLPool 3 115140536 1 FIFO Binary"
" sVos100ms 4 115140720 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sVos1s 5 115140848 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sVFSFileStub 6 115142112 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sErrLogShare 7 115142240 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog01 8 115142368 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog02 9 115142496 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog03 10 115142624 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog04 11 115142752 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog05 12 115142880 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog06 13 115143008 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog07 14 115143136 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog08 15 115143264 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog09 16 115143392 1 FIFO Binary"
" sVFSHoldLK 17 110481064 1 PRIOR Binary"
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sVFSRESLK 18 110496584 1 PRIOR Mutex "
" sVFSCACHELK 19 110497016 1 PRIOR Binary"
" sVFSSWQUELK 20 115143728 1 FIFO Binary"
" sVFSWEQUELK 21 115143856 1 FIFO Binary"
" sVFSMSGS 22 115143984 -1 PRIOR Count "
" sVFSMSGR 23 115144112 -1 PRIOR Count "
" sPatSem 24 115251832 1 FIFO Mutex "
" RackSrlmS 25 115408408 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
INVERSION_SAFE Mutex "
" sMMKer 26 113961200 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sBDMmbdOpen 27 113961328 1 FIFO Binary"
" sMailBoxIdx 28 113962216 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sDMMCSNotify 29 113962344 -1 FIFO Count "
" CardMMSem 30 115466208 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
" sDMMCardSC 31 115466336 4 FIFO Count "
" sCrmMSem 32 115523624 1 FIFO | DELETE_SAFE
Mutex "
" sBDMData 33 115523752 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00018sBDMOp 34 115698632 1 FIFO Binary"
" 00018sBDMCls 35 115698760 0 FIFO Binary"
" CCapabList 36 116081768 1 FIFO Mutex "
" CTermMailId 37 116081896 1 FIFO Mutex "
" CSMMsgMId 38 116082024 1 FIFO Mutex "
" CmdPriSemNm 39 116082152 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" AccCtrlSem 40 116082280 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00018sMMIR 41 116082408 1 FIFO | DELETE_SAFE
Mutex "
" MailFilterData42 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" HSCMSEM 43 116134488 1 FIFO Mutex "
" HSCSHMSEM 44 116134616 1 FIFO Mutex "
" HSCCBIMSEM 45 116134744 1 FIFO Mutex "
" HSCMSMSEM 46 116134872 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog10 47 116136024 1 FIFO Binary"
" BFLG 48 116136152 1 FIFO Binary"
" BAKUPMAP 49 116174376 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SEMPEBAK 50 116174760 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" dbmspgslock 51 116213496 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
" dbViewLock 52 116213624 1 FIFO Mutex "
" drdbresMlock 53 116213752 1 FIFO Mutex "
" drdbresSlock 54 116213880 1 FIFO Mutex "
" vserq_data 55 116214008 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
" vserq_recycl 56 116214136 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
" dbmslistfile 57 116214264 1 FIFO Mutex "
" dbmsmdblist 58 116214392 1 FIFO Mutex "
" dbstt0xc4548 59 116214520 1 FIFO Mutex "
" DEMAGLock 60 116214648 1 FIFO Mutex "
" dbUnMagLk 61 116214776 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" dbmsTxnRetra 62 116214904 1 FIFO Mutex "
" tdbmsbackloc 63 116215032 1 FIFO Mutex "
" dotmap 64 116296680 1 FIFO Mutex "
" dottxnmap 65 116296808 1 FIFO Mutex "
" DBMS_UPGRADE 66 115464856 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBW4502 67 115464984 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBR4502 68 115465112 16 FIFO Count "
" SDBW4504 69 115465240 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBR4504 70 115465368 16 FIFO Count "
" SDBW4506 71 115465496 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBR4506 72 115465624 16 FIFO Count "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" SDBW4508 73 115465752 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBR4508 74 115465880 16 FIFO Count "
" SDBW4509 75 115466008 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBR4509 76 116296936 16 FIFO Count "
" SDBW4510 77 116297064 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBR4510 78 116297192 16 FIFO Count "
" SDBW4512 79 116297320 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBR4512 80 116297448 16 FIFO Count "
" sSMNG 81 116297576 1 FIFO Mutex "
" PickSftmSem 82 116297704 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sSBKUP 83 116320632 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" OnlineUsrLck 84 116320760 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SmTrailSem 85 116320888 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SmUserListSem86 116321016 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SmsshSem 87 116321144 1 FIFO Mutex "
" semOpLog 88 116427480 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog11 89 116427608 1 FIFO Binary"
" semSecuLog 90 116427736 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog12 91 116427864 1 FIFO Binary"
" SemSmEvtIdx 92 116428248 1 FIFO Mutex "
" CbFunInfo 93 116322288 1 FIFO Mutex "
" MmlRegSem 94 116322416 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" MmlIdxSem 95 116322544 1 FIFO Mutex "
" MmlErrpick 96 116322672 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SEMPAD 97 116520952 1 FIFO Mutex "
" semCommAdap 99 116678920 1 FIFO Mutex "
" semTL1Reg 100 116758616 1 FIFO Mutex "
" semTL1TidGate101 116758744 1 FIFO Mutex "
" semTL1Cmd 102 116758872 1 FIFO Mutex "
" CErrPick 103 116759000 1 FIFO Mutex "
" CErrMsg 104 116759128 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SEMAOBUFrw 105 116799352 1 FIFO Binary"
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sLog13 106 116799480 1 FIFO Binary"
" IPPORT_SEM 107 116843800 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sSnmpTreeR 108 116680856 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sSnmpTreeW 109 116680984 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sSnpTrpinfo 110 116681112 1 FIFO Mutex "
" ALMDATA 111 116930528 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog14 112 116930656 1 FIFO Binary"
" 00018sALMPos 113 116969096 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00018sBDAlm 114 116969224 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00018BALMR 115 116991064 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00018BALMQ 116 116991192 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" 00018sBDALMAdp117 4294967295 1 FIFO Binary"
" 00018sFiP 118 116991704 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
" FileCopyData 119 116844952 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SftmMLoad 120 116845592 0 FIFO Binary"
" 00018sFLding 121 116846224 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00018updatePktS122 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog15 123 117059008 1 FIFO Binary"
" 00018sBDFL 124 117102520 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog16 125 117138392 1 FIFO Binary"
" sPerSdhMSem 126 117014312 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sPMObjEidSem 127 117230992 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" BDPM18 128 117269176 1 FIFO Mutex "
" BDPMTR18 129 117269304 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sNeCH 130 117492632 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sFIBCH 131 117492760 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sCPUCH 132 117492888 1 FIFO Binary"
" sMacList 133 117493016 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sMacArr 134 117493144 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" TIPSMGRS 135 117615968 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sTIPSDEVCTL 136 117638024 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sOSPFIFSTATE 137 117638152 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sOSPFDEVSTATE138 117638280 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sTIPSDEVHWECCCT139 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog17 140 117639048 1 FIFO Binary"
" PTMS 141 117639176 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" GR 142 117661016 0 FIFO Count "
" g_pstSemForACL_143 4294967295 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE
| INVERSION_SAFE Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" WLIST 147 117661656 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" rtab 148 117662040 1 FIFO Count "
" rm_isis 149 117662168 1 FIFO Count "
" rip_en 150 117662296 0 FIFO Count "
" o_en 151 117662424 0 FIFO Count "
" sTIPSDCNMNG 152 117862696 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SSL_FILE 153 117884600 1 FIFO Mutex "
" INTIPSEM 154 117884728 1 FIFO Mutex "
" semSSL 155 117182968 1 FIFO Mutex "
" IPSI_RW_QU_0000156 117183096 1 FIFO Mutex "
" IPSI_RW_RD_0001157 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" IPSI_RW_RW_0002158 4294967295 1 FIFO Binary"
" STATICROUTE 160 117184216 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sDcnDTask 161 118353128 1 FIFO Binary"
" sDcnDFile 162 118353256 1 FIFO Binary"
" sNARNEMAP 163 118353384 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog18 164 118400120 1 FIFO Binary"
" sLog19 165 118400248 1 FIFO Binary"
" OSI_START 167 118485528 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sECCCHANNELCTL168 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sDCNHISSTAT 169 118485784 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sECCCFGDB 170 118485912 1 FIFO Mutex "
" RT_SEM 171 118486040 1 FIFO Mutex "
" CAL_SSEM 172 117886816 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sOsiTransData173 113798616 1 FIFO Mutex "
" NeidSem 174 113812584 0 FIFO Binary"
" srlm_send 175 120228432 1 FIFO Mutex "
" smMSshCtrlSwitc176 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sCSWDLNoti 177 120395464 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sSwdlAdptMap 178 120574024 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sSendOls 179 120574152 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sdumpramlist 181 120433184 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sGspLogF0 182 120433312 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
Mutex "
Mutex "
" sGspLogM 185 120433696 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
" sLimCtrlTree 186 121108600 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLimDbgInfo 187 121108728 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sPool 188 121108856 1 FIFO Binary"
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sIFManager 189 121118832 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
" sLibmLogData 190 121109240 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLibmDbgInfo 191 121109368 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLibmFibTblSem192 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sLog20 193 121110136 1 FIFO Binary"
" SDBW2 194 121230568 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SDBR2 195 121230696 16 FIFO Count "
" sTimer 196 121239608 1 FIFO Binary"
" SemAbEvtMng 197 121311368 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sRecv001 198 121311752 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sRead001 199 121311880 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sSend0000 232 121316104 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sLEDCtrl 240 121317128 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sINTRegRW 241 121317256 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" AlmMSmID 242 121317384 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" ALMINFORPT 243 121317512 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" ALMMOD2 244 121317640 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" semPDTBM 245 121317768 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" AlmMSmID 246 121190360 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" semPDTBM 247 121190488 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" LIC_MANAGER 248 121500616 1 FIFO Mutex "
" LIC_LM_SHUTDOWN249 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" LIC_CLIENTINIT250 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" LIC_CLIENTSHUTD251 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" LIC_REP_CMD 252 121501128 0 FIFO Mutex "
" sNgErrpick 253 121386736 1 FIFO Binary"
" TIDNEIDMAP 254 121386864 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sxc_computer 255 121387920 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sxc_bus_lock 256 121599888 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" XCALGO 257 121600016 1 FIFO Mutex "
" SMFORSDHXC 258 121600144 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" SWDLACTIVEGROUP259 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sBPSCURCHN 260 121664392 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sEquipCmdMutex261 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sEquipMsgMutex262 4294967295 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00018SBDcMx 263 122181368 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sIonNbsSch 264 122219160 0 FIFO Binary"
" sIonWrkSrc 265 122219288 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sIonNbsSem 266 122219416 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57
M 100 RTRV
" sIonPDFile 267 122219544 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sIonIPSFile 268 122219672 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sIonDbgInfo 269 122219800 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sSckAccess 270 122219928 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sIonWaitSck 271 122220056 1 FIFO Mutex "
" smRDCoreNewReq272 4294967295 1 FIFO | DELETE_SAFE
Mutex "
" smRDCoreNewReq273 4294967295 1 FIFO | DELETE_SAFE
Mutex "
" smRDCoreSrvGrp274 4294967295 1 FIFO | DELETE_SAFE
Mutex "
" sSHBASEINFO 276 122376200 1 FIFO Mutex "
" sL2TSr1b58 277 121873320 4 FIFO Count "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sL2TSC1b58 278 121873448 -1 FIFO Count "
" sL2TRV1b58 279 121873576 0 FIFO Count "
" Mutex11875ba0280 122580184 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sSendToBs 281 122580312 1 FIFO Binary"
" Mutex1187064c282 122580440 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" Mutex11848e9c283 122580568 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" 00019sBDFL 292 118304632 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00019BALMR 295 123009704 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00019BALMQ 296 123009832 1 FIFO Mutex "
" BDPM19 298 123010088 1 FIFO Mutex "
" AuxSem19 301 123071560 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" 00021sBDFL 307 123130584 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00021BALMR 311 123210776 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00021BALMQ 312 123210904 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" 00022sBDFL 316 123234216 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00022BALMR 322 123336440 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00022BALMQ 323 123336568 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" 00023sBDFL 327 122479376 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00023BALMR 333 123462072 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00023BALMQ 334 123462200 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" 00024sBDFL 338 123485512 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00024BALMR 344 123587736 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00024BALMQ 345 123587864 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" 00025sBDFL 351 123633208 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00025BALMR 355 123713400 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00025BALMQ 356 123713528 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" 00002sBDFL 362 123758872 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00002BALMR 365 123803320 1 FIFO Mutex "
" 00002BALMQ 366 123803448 1 FIFO Mutex "
" BDPM2 368 123803704 1 FIFO Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 RTRV
" sMIIBusy002 370 123842632 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sMIIRead002 371 123842760 1 PRIOR | DELETE_SAFE |
" sL2BkM00009 375 115144872 1 PRIOR | INVERSION_SAFE
Mutex "
Mutex "
Mutex "
Mutex "
>
>
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 16:52:57

M 100 COMPLD
" sGspRpc0 380 113062192 0 FIFO Binary"
" ****************************************************** "
;
>
Related Commands
None
D.22.7 RTRV-SCCID
This command obtains the SCC board id.
Function
Obtains the SCC board id.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SCCID:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"SccID=<SCCID>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SCCID> SCC Board ID.
Example
Command
RTRV-SCCID:::100;
Response Message
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 15:20:26
M 100 COMPLD
"SCCID=18"
;
>
Related Commands
None
D.22.8 RTRV-MEMPEAK-INFO
Get memory peak usage info
Function
Get memory peak usage info.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-MEMPEAK-INFO:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"PTNumber=<MEM_PTNUM>,Peak=<MEM_PEAK>,Current=<MEM_CUR>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MEM_PTNUM> The number of memory partitions.
<MEM_PEAK> The peak memory value of a partition.

<MEM_CUR> The current memory value of a partition.
Example
Command
RTRV-MEMPEAK-INFO::SLOT-1-18:100;
Response Message
DESMOINESPH-6800A-2 2012-05-15 22:36:27
M 100 COMPLD
"PTNUMBER=PT1,PEAK=17284348,CURRENT=17283896"
"PTNUMBER=PT2,PEAK=99299188,CURRENT=95935292"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.9 RTRV-MEMUSAGE-INFO
Get memory usage info
Function
Get memory usage info.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MEMUSAGE-INFO:
[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<MON_MODULE_ID>;
Command Parameters
<MON_MODULE_ID> Indicates the moudule ID NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"PARTITIONID=<PRT_ID>,ALLOCSIZE=<ALLOC_SIZE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PRT_ID> the number of memory block.
<ALLOC_SIZE> The size of alloced memory..
Example
Command
RTRV-MEMUSAGE-INFO::SLOT-1-8:100::9;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 15:35:52
M 100 COMPLD
"PARTITIONID=0,ALLOCSIZE=0"
"PARTITIONID=1,ALLOCSIZE=21139307"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.10 RTRV-MEMUTIL-INFO
Get memory utilization of the system.
Function
Get memory utilization of the system in all the memory partitions.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MEMUTIL-INFO:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"PARTID=<PART_ID>,TOTALSIZE=<TOTAL_SIZE>,USEDSIZE=<USED_SIZE>,FREESIZE=<
FREE_SIZE>,USERATIO=<USE_RATIO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PART_ID> the number of memory block.
<TOTAL_SIZE> The total size of memory block.
<USED_SIZE> The used memory size of memory block
<FREE_SIZE> The free memory size of memory block
<USE_RATIO> The ratio of memory block using.
Example
Command
RTRV-MEMUTIL-INFO::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 15:27:35
M 100 COMPLD
"PARTID=0,TOTALSIZE=58717476,USEDSIZE=14014388,FREESIZE=44703088,USERATIO=2
3"
"PARTID=1,TOTALSIZE=278804488,USEDSIZE=103849020,FREESIZE=174955468,USERATI
O=37"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.11 RTRV-MODULE-DUMPINFO
Query dump information of a module.
Function
Query dump information of a module.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-MODULE-DUMPINFO:
[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<MM_CLASSID>,<MM_FUNCID>;
Command Parameters

<MM_CLASSID> Indicates the class ID. NA
<MM_FUNCID> Indicates the function ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"INFO=<MODULE_INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MODULE_INFO> dump information of a module. It is a string with a maximum of

1400 bytes.
Example
Command
RTRV-MODULE-DUMPINFO::slot-1-8:100::"HSC.IHSC.CHSCModule","00018";
Response Message
NE118 2000-01-03 15:15:55
M 100 COMPLD
"INFO=CHSCModule"
"INFO= m_dwHscTimerID = 0x8d4cebc"
"INFO= m_wTwoLogicBoardIDSum = 35"
"INFO= m_wTwoPhyBoardIDSum = 35"
"INFO= m_dwManualCmdFlag = 40321"
"INFO= m_dwCount = 0"
"INFO= m_dwHandleMaker = 3"
"INFO= g_dwHscPrint = 0"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.12 RTRV-MODULE-LISTINFO
Query module information of the given module
Function
Query module information of the given module
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MODULE-LISTINFO:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"CLASS_ID=<MM_CLASSID>,FUNC_ID=<MM_FUNCID>,PTR_ADDR=<MM_PTRADDR>"<cr><lf
>
;
Response Parameters
<MM_CLASSID> The string of the class ID. It is a string with a maximum of 1400
bytes.
<MM_FUNCID> The string of the function ID. It is a string with a maximum of

1400 bytes.
<MM_PTRADDR> The pointer of module's address
Example
Command
RTRV-MODULE-LISTINFO::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 15:21:38
M 100 RTRV
"CLASS_ID=DMM.IDMM.CDMM,FUNC_ID=DMM,PTR_ADDR=205613964"
"CLASS_ID=CRM.ICRM.CCRM,FUNC_ID=CRM,PTR_ADDR=205850008"
"CLASS_ID=BDM.IBDManager.CBDMManager,FUNC_ID=BDM,PTR_ADDR=205864132"
"CLASS_ID=Sm.ISmReg.CSmReg,FUNC_ID=00018,PTR_ADDR=205603528"
"CLASS_ID=MMI.IMMI.CMmiModule,FUNC_ID=00018,PTR_ADDR=205939548"
"CLASS_ID=HSC.IHSC.CHSCModule,FUNC_ID=00018,PTR_ADDR=205948916"
"CLASS_ID=HBU.IHBU.CHBUModule,FUNC_ID=00018,PTR_ADDR=205961136"
"CLASS_ID=PE.IPeManager.CPeManager,FUNC_ID=00018,PTR_ADDR=205988444"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.13 RTRV-QUELENALM-STATE
Get Queue length alarm flag
Function
Get Queue length alarm flag
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-QUELENALM-STATE:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<State>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<State> The Queue length alarm flag state.
Example
Command
RTRV-QUELENALM-STATE::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-01-01 14:46:42
M 100 COMPLD
"STATUS=DISABLE"
;
>
Related Commands
None
D.22.14 RTRV-REBOOT-LOG
Get the reboot records of board
Function
Get the reboot records of board
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-REBOOT-LOG:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MonMemDmgInfo>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MonMemDmgInfo> The records of reboot information.
Example
Command
RTRV-REBOOT-LOG::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 15:40:28
M 100 RTRV
"
****************************************************************
System startup time : 2005.07.27 11:02:05.000
System startup cputick : 0x00000000 e39940e8
System reboot at file : Unknow, Line: 0
System reboot by task : tShell0, VID: -1, OsalID: 0x63fa430
System reboot type : 1, Reset by calling reboot(0)
System reboot CPUID : -2
System reboot time : 2000.01.03 11:47:06.040
System reboot cputick : 0x00000181 ad4500f4
System reboot callstack:
<-- 0x018a86e0(CSTK_GetCallStackEx) <-- 0x018fa6d0(RBT_RebootSaveInfo)
<-- 0x018fb128(RBT_RebootVxHook) <-- 0x01ab34a0(reboot)
<-- 0x01ad62a8(shellInternalFunctionCall) <-- 0x01ada978(shellInterpCInit)
<-- 0x01adaa5c(shellInterpCInit) <-- 0x01adad58(shellInterpCInit)
<-- 0x01ade894(shellInterpCparse) "
>
>
NE 2000-01-03 15:40:28
M 100 COMPLD
"<-- 0x01adedb8(shellInterpCparse)
<-- 0x01ae3888(shellExec) <-- 0x01ae3e44(shellTask)
<-- 0x01a0bde4(vxTaskEntry)
****************************************************************
"
Related Commands
None
D.22.15 RTRV-RESERVEMEM
Query configuration information of general reserved memory
Function
Query configuration information of general reserved memory
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-RESERVEMEM:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"BLOCK_NUM=<RESVMEM_BLKNUM>,BLOCK_NAME=<RESVMEM_BLKNAME>,BLOCK_SIZE=<RES
VMEM_BLKSIZE>"<cr><lf>
^^^"POSITION=<RESVMEM_BLKPOS>,ISCONFIG=<RESVMEM_CFGFLAG>,ISALLOC=<RESVMEM_A
LLOCFLAG>"<cr><lf>
^^^"FILE=<RESVMEM_FILE>",LINE=<RESVMEM_LINE><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<RESVMEM_BLKNUM> The number of memory block.
<RESVMEM_BLKNAME> The name of memory block.
<RESVMEM_BLKSIZE> The size of memory block.
<RESVMEM_BLKPOS> The position of memory block.
<RESVMEM_CFGFLAG> Is the memory configured?
<RESVMEM_ALLOCFLAG> Is the memory alloced?
<RESVMEM_FILE> The file' name of mallocing memory.
<RESVMEM_LINE> The line of mallocing memory position in the file.
Example
Command
RTRV-RESERVEMEM::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 14:43:43
M 100 COMPLD
"BLOCK_NUM=0,BLOCK_NAME=MDBG,BLOCK_SIZE=102400,POSITION=534776376,ISCONFIG=
0,ISALLOC=1,FILE=vos_callstack.cpp,LINE=1157"
"BLOCK_NUM=1,BLOCK_NAME=NUSE,BLOCK_SIZE=102400,POSITION=534878776,ISCONFIG=
0,ISALLOC=1,FILE=vos_callstack.cpp,LINE=1201"
"BLOCK_NUM=2,BLOCK_NAME=C_PK,BLOCK_SIZE=14408,POSITION=534981176,ISCONFIG=0
,ISALLOC=1,FILE=mon_thr.cpp,LINE=1181"
"BLOCK_NUM=3,BLOCK_NAME=F_PK,BLOCK_SIZE=12,POSITION=534995584,ISCONFIG=0,IS
ALLOC=1,FILE=mon_thr.cpp,LINE=1225"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.16 RTRV-SWTTHRINFO
Retrieves status of memory usage threshold check, VFS usage threshold check cpu usage
threshold check and message over check.
Function
Retrieves status of memory usage threshold check, VFS usage threshold check cpu usage
threshold check and message over check.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWTTHRINFO:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"name=<MSGTH_FIELD>,value=<MSGTH_VALUE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MSGTH_FIELD> The name of threshold check type.

 MsgOverThrVal: indicates message number
threshold.
 MemOverThrVal: indicates memory usage threshold.
 VFSOverThrVal: indicates VFS memory usage
threshold.
 CPUOverThrVal: indicates CPU usage threshold.
<MSGTH_VALUE> The value of threshold check.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWTTHRINFO::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 14:57:46
M 100 COMPLD
"NAME=MsgOverThrVal,VALUE=85"
"NAME=MsgOverThrSwt,VALUE=disable"
"NAME=MemOverThrVal,VALUE=85"
"NAME=MemOverThrSwt,VALUE=disable"
"NAME=VFSOverThrVal,VALUE=85"
"NAME=VFSOverThrSwt,VALUE=disable"
"NAME=CPUOverThrVal,VALUE=85"
"NAME=CPUOverThrSwt,VALUE=disable"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.17 RTRV-SYMADDR
Retrieves the current function's call stack of the specified task
Function
Retrieves the current function's call stack of the specified task
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SYMADDR:
[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<MON_FILE_NAME_SIXTY>;
Command Parameters
Value

<MON_FILE_NAME_SIXTY> The name of function NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"SYMBOL_NAME=<MON_FILE_NAME_SIXTY>,SYMBOL_ADDRESS=<MON_SYMBOL_ADDR>"<cr>
<lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MON_FILE_NAME_SIXTY> The name of function. It is a string with a maximum of 1400

bytes.
<MON_SYMBOL_ADDR> The address of function.
Example
Command
RTRV-SYMADDR::SLOT-1-18:100::\"VOS_Entry\";
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 14:16:14
M 100 COMPLD
"SYMBOL_NAME=VOS_Entry,SYMBOL_ADDRESS=19913448"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.18 RTRV-TASKSTACK
Retrieves the symbol address of the symbol name given
Function
Retrieves the symbol address of the symbol name given
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-TASKSTACK:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<TaskName>;
Command Parameters
<TaskName> The name of task NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"StackDepth=<StackDepth>,FuncAddr=<FuncAddr>,FuncName=<FuncName>"<cr><lf
>
;
Response Parameters
<StackDepth> the depth of task's stack.
<FuncAddr> The address of stack.
<FuncName> The description of function's name. It is a string with a maximum

of 1400 bytes.
Example
Command
RTRV-TASKSTACK::SLOT-1-8:100::\"tTL1CmdRsp\";
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 14:04:46
M 100 COMPLD
"STACKDEPTH=0,FUNCADDR=26093876,FUNCNAME=OSAL_TaskDelay"
"STACKDEPTH=1,FUNCADDR=25975788,FUNCNAME=VOS_TaskDelay"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.19 RTRV-TASKONMSGQUE
Retrives the list of tasks on a message queue.
Function
This command retrives the list of tasks on a message queue.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-TASKONMSGQUE:
[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<MON_MSGQUE_NAME_FTN>;
Command Parameters
<MON_BOARD_ID> Indicates the Card ID. NA
<MON_MSGQUE_NAME_FTN> Indicates the name of a NA

message queue. if the
msgquename is "" show all
detail info of queue.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MonTaskInfo>"
;
Response Parameters
<MonTaskInfo> Indicates the detail information a mesage queue.
Example
Command
RTRV-TASKONMSGQUE::SLOT-1-18:100::"qTL1Auto";
Response Message
DESMOINESPH-6800A-2 2012-05-15 22:52:38
M 100 RTRV
" *******************************************************"
" Queue ID = 31"
" Queue Name = qTL1Auto "
" Queue Mode = FIFO SYN"
" Total Length = 4096"
" Current Length = 0"
" Used Percent = 0%"
" Peak Length = 103"
" Peak Time = 2012.05.14 15:40:18"
" Max Msg Size = 16"
" Queue Msg Start Addr = 0x903cf80"
" Queue Msg Head Index = 200"
" Queue Msg Tail Index = 200"
" Total Write Count = 37064"
" Total Read Count = 57394"
" Total Overload Alarm Count = 0"
" Queue Overload Flag = 0"
" Total OverLoad Recover Count = 0"
>
Related Commands
None
D.22.20 RTRV-TASKONSEM
Retrives the list of tasks on a semaphore.
Function
This command retrives the list of tasks on a semaphore.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-TASKONSEM:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<MON_SEM_NAME>;
Command Parameters
<MON_SEM_NAME> Indicates the name of a NA

semaphore.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MonTaskInfo>"
;
Response Parameters
<MonTaskInfo> Indicates the detail information a semaphore.

Example
Command
RTRV-TASKONSEM::SLOT-1-18:100::"CSMMsgMId";
Response Message
DESMOINESPH-6800A-2 2012-05-15 23:02:50
M 100 RTRV
" ******************************************************"
" Semaphore Name = CSMMsgMId"
" Semaphore ID = 38"
" Semaphore Count = 1"
" Semaphore Mode = FIFO"
" Semaphore Type = Mutex "
" Create Task ID = 6"
" Last P Task ID = 124"
" Last V Task ID = 124"
" P Block Task ID = 0"
" Total Syn P Number = 9"
" Total Asy P Number = 0"
" Total V Number = 9"
" Syn P Timeout Number = 0"
" Syn P Fail Number = 0"
" Asy P Fail Number = 0"
" V Fail Number = 0"
" Mutex Recur Lock Number = 0"
" Mutex Owner OSAL Task ID = 0xffffffff"
" Mutex Owner Task ID = 0xffffffff"
>
>
DESMOINESPH-6800A-2 2012-05-15 23:02:50

M 100 COMPLD
" Mutex Owner Task Name = Unkown"
" ****************************************************** "
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.21 RTRV-VFS-PEAKINFO
Query the available peak value of file system and current value
Function
Query the available peak value of file system and current value
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VFS-PEAKINFO:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"VFS_REGION=<VFS_REGION>,VFSTH_CURVAL=<VFSTH_CURVAL>,VFSTH_PEAKVAL=<VFST
H_PEAKVAL>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VFS_REGION> the region of file system. It is a string with a maximum of 1400

bytes.
<VFSTH_CURVAL> The value of current space.
<VFSTH_PEAKVAL> The value of peak space.
Example
Command
RTRV-VFS-PEAKINFO::SLOT-1-8:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 14:37:02
M 100 COMPLD
"VFS_REGION=mfs,VFSTH_CURVAL=2107392,VFSTH_PEAKVAL=2107392"
"VFS_REGION=ofs1,VFSTH_CURVAL=23363584,VFSTH_PEAKVAL=23363584"
"VFS_REGION=ofs2,VFSTH_CURVAL=4177920,VFSTH_PEAKVAL=4177920"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.22 RTRV-BDINFO-EQPT
Retrieves ELabel.
Function
This command retrieves the hardware and software information about the equipment.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-BDINFO-EQPT:[<TID>]:<SFTM_SLOT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
SFTM_SLOT Indicates the card ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"<contents>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-BDINFO-EQPT::SLOT-1-7:100
Response Message
NE 1990-02-18 21:57:41
M 100 COMPLD
"\"/$[ArchivesInfo Version]
/$ArchivesInfoVersion=2.0
/$[Log]
/$Log1=26817,030376730,2006-02-23
[Board Properties]
BoardType=SSC6SCC01
BarCode=0376731062000342
BOM=BOM0303767301
\""
"\"/$Item=03037673
/cDescription=
/eDescription=OptiX Metro 6100,SSC6SCC01,System Control&Communication Board
/$PCBVersion=
Manufactured=2006-02-23
ManufactureCode=1
/$CLEICode=
\""
"\"
/$[Daughter Board Properties]
/$Daughter_BoardNum=0
/$[Software]
/$SoftwareNum=0
\""
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.23 SET-CPUTESTSTA
Sets the switch flag to monitor the running status of all tasks.
Function
This command sets the switch flag to monitor the running status of all tasks.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Super
Command Syntax
SET-CPUTESTSTA:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<CPUSTA>;
Command Parameters
<MON_BOARD_ID> Indicates the Board ID. NA

<CPUSTA> Indicates the switch flag. The valid values are NA
ENABLE and DISABLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-CPUTESTSTA::SLOT-1-18:100::ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 17:52:45
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.22.24 WRT-BB
This command backs up the black box to flash.
Function
Backs up the black box to flash.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
WRT-BB:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<MON_BOARD_ID> Indicates the board ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
WRT-BB::SLOT-1-18:100
Response Message
WEBSTERCITY-6800A-1 2012-06-06 15:29:56
M 100 COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
D.22.25 RTRV-CHECKSTACK
Get the information of the task stack
Function
Get the information of the task stack.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-CHECKSTACK:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MON_CHECK_STACK>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MON_CHECK_STACK> The information of the task stack.
Example
Command
RTRV-CHECKSTACK::SLOT-1-18:100;
Response Message
NE169-21 1990-01-06 12:04:49
M 100 RTRV
" NAME ENTRY TID SIZE CUR HIGH MARGIN
------------ ------------ -------- ----- ----- ----- ------
"
"tJobTask 0x2db1758 0x58ce608 8000 312 1016 6984
(Exception Stack) 3792 0 208 3584
"
Related Commands
None
D.22.26 RTRV-IOSFDSHOW
Get the information of the I/O file driver
Function
Get the information of the I/O file driver.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-IOSFDSHOW:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MON_FDINFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MON_FDINFO> The information of the I/O file driver.
Example
Command
RTRV-IOSFDSHOW::SLOT-1-18:100;
Response Message
NE169-21 1990-01-06 11:36:53
M 100 COMPLD
" fd name drv"
" 3 /tyCo/1 1 "
" 4 /aioPipe/0x8bffd30 2 "
Related Commands
None
D.22.27 RTRV-SEMINFO
Get the information of the semaphore
Function
Get the information of the semaphore.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SEMINFO:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<MON_OBJID_VXSEM_ID>;
Command Parameters
Value
<MON_OBJID_VXSEM_ID> Indicates the semaphore ID NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<Mon_SEM_INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<Mon_SEM_INFO> The information of the semaphore.
Example
Command
RTRV-SEMINFO::SLOT-1-18:100::148139104;
Response Message
NE169-21 1990-01-06 11:54:40
M 100 COMPLD
"Semaphore Id : 0x70725c8
Semaphore Type : BINARY
Task Queuing : FIFO
Pended Tasks : 0
"
"State : EMPTY "
"Options : 0x0 SEM_Q_FIFO
"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.28 RTRV-SYSMEMINFO
Get the information of the system memory
Function
Get the information of the system memory.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SYSMEMINFO:
[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::<MON_OBJID_SHOW_TYPE>;
Command Parameters
Value
<MON_OBJID_SHOW_TYPE> Indicates the type of the memory. This parameter is NA

Value
not used now you can input 0.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<Mon_MEM_INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<Mon_MEM_INFO> The information of the system memory.
Example
Command
RTRV-SYSMEMINFO::SLOT-1-18:100::0;
Response Message
NE169-21 1990-01-06 11:43:36
M 100 COMPLD
"
status bytes blocks avg block max block
-------- -------------- ---------- ---------- ----------
current
free 20830976 21166 984 19883456
alloc 34103408 25883 1317 -
internal 616 3 205 -
cumulative
alloc 2607674232 2089737 1247 -
peak
alloc 34405496 - - -
"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.29 RTRV-MEM-BYPID
Querying the memory using information of the ne by pid.
Function
This command obtains the memory using information of the ne by pid. This command can be
executed on any board of NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MEM-BYPID:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>::[<ModuleId>];
Command Parameters
<MON_BOARD_ID> Board identifier on which this command needs to be executed
<ModuleId> module id
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
<cr><lf> M^^<CTAG>^COMPLD
<cr><lf>
^^^PART_ID=<PART_ID>,MODULEID=<MODULEID>,FileName=<FileName>,LineNum=<LineN
um>,ALLOC_SIZE=<ALLOC_SIZE>,BufCount=<BufCount>,TotalSize=<TotalSize><cr><l
f>
;
Response Parameters
<PART_ID> The part id of memory.
<MODULEID> The id of module.
<FileName> The file name.

<LineNum> The file line.
<ALLOC_SIZE> The size of module allocing.
<BufCount> The count of buffer.
<TotalSize> The total memory size of the file allocating.
Example
Command
RTRV-MEM-BYPID::SLOT-70:100::1;
Response Message
NE 2012-03-25 17:46:15 M 100 COMPLD
"PART_ID=1,MODULEID=1,FILENAME=ipos/software/util/db/source/rm_dbpb1.c,LINE
NUM=193,ALLOC_SIZE=128,BUFCOUNT=1,TOTALSIZE=128"
;
D.22.30 RTRV-MEMUSE-TOPN
Querying the memory using information of the ne by pid.
Function
This command obtains the memory using information of the ne by pid. This command can be
executed on any board of NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MEMUSE-TOPN:[<TID>]:<MON_SLOT_SOR>:<CTAG>::[<TOPN>];
Command Parameters
<MON_SLOT_SOR> Board identifier on which this command needs to be executed
<TOPN> the top n of memory using. 0 means all modules.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
<cr><lf>
^^^MODULEID=<MODULEID>,ALLOC_SIZE=<ALLOC_SIZE><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MODULEID> The id of module.
<ALLOC_SIZE> The size of module allocing.
Example
Command
RTRV-MEMUSE-TOPN::SLOT-1-17:101::1;
Response Message
NE 2012-03-25 17:46:15 M 100 COMPLD
"MODULEID=0,ALLOC_SIZE=26483628"
;
D.22.31 RTRV-QUEUEINFO
Querying the information of the queue.
Function
This command obtains the information of one queue. This command can be executed on any
board of NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
RTRV-QUEUEINFO :[< TID>]:< MON_SLOT_SOR>:< CTAG>::[< QUEUEID>],[< DISP
LAYNUM>];
Command Parameters
<QUEUEID> the queue id
<DISPLAYNUM> number of display
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
<cr><lf>
^^^MON_QUEUE_ID=<MON_QUEUE_ID>,QueueName=<QueueName>,QueueIdx=<QueueIdx>,Qu
eueAdw0=<QueueAdw0>,QueueAdw1=<QueueAdw1>
,QueueAdw2=<QueueAdw2>,QueueAdw3=<QueueAdw3>,Queue_SrcBid=<Queue_SrcBid>,Qu
eue_SrcMod=<Queue_SrcMod>,Queue_SrcEnt=<Queue_SrcEnt>,Queue_DstBid=<Queue_D
stBid>,Queue_DstMod=<Queue_DstMod>,Queue_DstEnt=<Queue_DstEnt><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<QUEUEID> The id of queue.

<QUEUENAME> The name of queue.
<QUEUEIDX> The index of queue.
<QUEUEADW0> The first usigned long value of the massage.
<QUEUEADW1> The second usigned long value of the massage.
<QUEUEADW2> The third usigned long value of the massage.
<QUEUEADW3> The forth usigned long value of the massage.
<QUEUE_SRCBID> The board id of the massage sender.
<QUEUE_SRCMOD> The module id of the massage sender.
<QUEUE_SRCENT> The mailbox entry id of the massage sender.
<QUEUE_DSTBID> The board id of the massage receiver.
<QUEUE_DSTMOD> The module id of the massage receiver.
<QUEUE_DSTENT> The mailbox entry id of the massage receiver.
Example
Command
RTRV-QUEUEINFO::SLOT-1-18:100::273,0;
Response Message
NE 2012-03-25 17:46:15 M 100 COMPLD
"MON_QUEUE_ID=273,QUEUENAME=qQueueTest,QUEUEIDX=0,QUEUEADW0=285278208,QUEUE
ADW1=0,QUEUEADW2=0,QUEUEADW3=0,QUEUE_SRCBID=65535,QUEUE_SRCMOD=65535,QUEUE_
SRCENT=255,QUEUE_DSTBID=65535,QUEUE_DSTMOD=65535,QUEUE_DSTENT=255"
;
D.22.32 RTRV-TASKSEMINFO
Querying the semaphore information of the task.
Function
This command obtains the information of task's semaphores. This command can be executed
on any board of NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-TASKSEMINFO:[<TID>]:<MON_SLOT_SOR>:< CTAG>::[< TASKNAME>];
Command Parameters
<TASKNAME> the task name
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
<cr><lf>
^^^TaskId=<TaskId>,TASK_NAME=<TASK_NAME>,TaskSysId=<TaskSysId>,SemGetting=<
SemGetting>,SemOwner=<SemOwner>
,TaskState=<TaskState><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TaskId> The id of task.

<TASK_NAME> The name of task.
<TaskSysId> The os id of task.
<SemGetting> The semaphore id of getting.
<SemOwner> The task id of the semaphore.
<TaskState> The state of the task.
Example
Command
RTRV-TASKSEMINFO::SLOT-70:100::"SemLockTask0";
Response Message
NE 2012-03-25 17:46:15 M 100 COMPLD
"TASKID=222,TASK_NAME=SemLockTask0,TASKSYSID=0X2C1C,SEMGETTING=0XAC9B3C90,S
EMOWNER=0X2C1B,TASKSTATE=deadlock"
;
D.22.33 RTRV-ERRLOG
Retrieves the error log.
Function
This command retrieves the error log.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ERRLOG:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<MON_BOARD_ID> Indicates the access identifier. The current active SCC NA

card is the ID if a value is not entered.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"<contents>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-ERRLOG::SLOT-1-18:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-05-16 18:02:16
M 100 RTRV
"ResetLog:: total reset times = 37"
" No.001: 2005-05-14 14:31:08 BOARD=009 TYPE=0xf0000004
SOFTTYPE=001"
... ...
... ...
"FatalLog:: total = 101"
" 001# 2005-05-14 14:31:45 fatal task errorcode=0x00070001, Line
00057 in dbms_mfile.cpp"
" 002# 2005-05-14 14:31:45 fatal task errorcode=0xf0000010, Line
01230 in reset:tWebTask"
... ...
... ...
"ExceptLog:: total = 1"
" 001# 2005-05-14 14:39:22 ExcptErr: pc=0x00130d64, SR=0xb030,
FaultAddr=0x00000300, DataBuff=0xffffffff, taskname=tDmmCardRecv
"
"Fun SymBol:: total = 12"
"001# SymBol::DMM_FrgDel__Fv, EIPADDR=0x130d48, Depth=00, 14:39"
NE 2005-05-16 18:02:16
M 100 COMPLD
... ...
... ...
"012# SymBol::vxTaskEntry, EIPADDR=0xf51b80, Depth=11, 14:39
"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.34 REPT^CPUÔVERTH
The ratio of CPU used over threshold event
Function
This event is reported to indicate that the ratio of CPU used is over threshold
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
M^^<atag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf>
^^^<cr>"TASK_NAME=<TaskName16>, TASK_RATIO= <CUR_RATIO>,
SlotNum=<SlotNum>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TaskName16> Indicates the name of task
<CUR_RATIO> Indicates the current CPU ratio of the task
<SlotNum> Indicates the slot id of board
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT EVT ROLLBACKRSLT
" TASK_NAME=tCpuTestTask1, TASK_RATIO=9870, SlotNum=18"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.35 REPTÛSEDSPACEÔVERTH
VFS used space over event
Function
This event report that the used spacee of vfsis over the threshold
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr>"VFS_REGION=<VFS_REGION>,VFS_USEDSPACE=<VFS_USEDSPACE>,VFS_TOTALSPAC
E=<VFS_TOTALSPACE>,VFS_CURRATIO=<VFS_CURRATIO>,SlotNum=<SlotNum>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VFS_REGION> Indicates the name of vfs region

<VFS_USEDSPACE> Indicates the used space of the region.
<VFS_TOTALSPACE> Indicates the total space of the region.
<VFS_CURRATIO> Indicates the current ratio of theregion
<SlotNum> Indicates the slot ID of board
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT USEDSPACE OVERTH
"
VFS_REGION=ofs1,VFS_USEDSPACE=28841984,VFS_TOTALSPACE=238841984,VFS_CURRATI
O=1207,SlotNum=7"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.36 REPT^MSGNUMÔVERTH
Message number of message queue over event
Function
This event report that message number of message queue is over threshold
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr>"MSGQUE_NAME=<MSGQUE_NAME>,MSG_NUM=<MSG_NUM>,MSGQUE_LEN=<MSGQUE_LEN>
,MSG_RATIO=<MSG_RATIO>,SlotNum=<SlotNum>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MSGQUE_NAME> Indicates the name of message queue.
<MSG_NUM> Indicates the number of message.
<MSGQUE_LEN> Indicates the length of message queue.
<MSG_RATIO> Indicates the ration of message.
<SlotNum> Indicates the slot id of board.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT MSGNUM OVERTH
"MSGQUE_NAME=RtFibMsgQ,MSG_NUM=785,MSGQUE_LEN=1000,MSG_RATIO=7850,SlotNum=7
"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.37 REPT^MEMUSEDÔVERTH
Usage of memory over the threshold
Function
This event report that the usage of memory is over the threshold.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr>"MEM_USED_SIZE=<MEM_USED_SIZE>,MEM_TOTAL_SIZE=<MEM_TOTAL_SIZE>,MEM_C
UR_RATIO=<MEM_CUR_RATIO>,SlotNum=<SlotNum>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MEM_USED_SIZE> Indicates the used size of memory
<MEM_TOTAL_SIZE> Indicates the total size of memory.
<MEM_CUR_RATIO> Indicates the current ratio of memory
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT MEMUSED OVERTH
"
MEM_USED_SIZE=297984,MEM_TOTAL_SIZE=48234496,MEM_CUR_RATIO=62,SlotNum=7"
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.38 REPT^SLICEMEMUSEDÔVERTH
Slice memory over threshold event
Function
This event report the usage of slice memory is over the threshold.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr>"SLICEMEM_TYPE=<SLICE_MEM_TYPE>,SLICEMEM_SIZE=<SLICE_MEM_SIZE>,SLICE
MEM_USED=<SLICE_MEM_USED>,SLICEMEM_TOTAL=<SLICE_MEM_TOTAL>,SLICEMEM_CURRATI
O=<SLICE_MEM_CURRATIO>,SlotNum=<SlotNum>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SLICEMEM_TYPE> Indicates the type of slice memory
<SLICEMEM_SIZE> Indicates the size of slice memory.
<SLICE_MEM_USED> Indicates the used size of slice memory
<SLICEMEM_TOTAL> Indicates the total num of slice memory
<SLICEMEM_CURRATIO> Indicates the current ratio of slice memory
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT SLICEMEMUSED OVERTH
"
SLICEMEM_TYPE=1,SLICEMEM_SIZE=18980,SLICEMEM_USED=6262,SLICEMEM_TOTAL=87,SL
ICEMEM_CURRATIO=780,SlotNum=7 "
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.39 REPTÊVT^STARTDSTADJ
Starting adjust daylight saving time event
Function
This event report the DST adjustment event
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr>"ADJUST_WAY=<ADJWAY>,ADJUST_VALUE=<ADJMINUTE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ADJUST_WAY> Indicates the way of adjustment
<ADJUST_VALUE> Indicates the value of adjustment.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT EVT STARTDSTADJ
" ADJUST_WAY=Forward,ADJUST_VALUE=8 "
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.40 REPTÊVTÊNDDSTADJ
Ending adjust daylight saving time event
Function
This event report the DST adjustment ending event
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr>"ADJUST_WAY=<ADJWAY>,ADJUST_VALUE=<ADJMINUTE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ADJUST_WAY> Indicates the way of adjustment
<ADJUST_VALUE> Indicates the value of adjustment.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT EVT ENDDSTADJ
" ADJUST_WAY=Forward,ADJUST_VALUE=30 "
;
Related Commands
None
D.22.41 RTRV-FLASHCHECKINFO
Retrives the checking result of flash region
Function
This command retrives information about flash state.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-FLASHCHECKINFO:[<TID>]:<MON_BOARD_ID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"REGIONNAME=<REGIONNAME>,CHECKSTATE=<CHECKSTATE>,CHECKTIME=<CHECKTIME>"<
cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<REGIONNAME> Indicates the name of flash region
<CHECKSTATE> Indicates the state of flash
<CHECKTIME> Indicates the time of flash check
Example
Command
RTRV-FLASHCHECKINFO::SLOT-1-70:100
Response Message
WIN-NE 2005-04-16 17:55:34
M 100 COMPLD
"REGIONNAME=ofs1,CHECKSTATE=OK,CHECKTIME=2005-04-16 17-55-00"
"REGIONNAME=ofs2,CHECKSTATE=OK,CHECKTIME=2005-04-16 17-55-00"
;
Related Commands
None
D.23 Performance Management
This section lists commands which used to manage the system performance.
Edits the parameters of the alarm table that affect the condition of reporting events.
Function
This command edits the parameters of the alarm table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PMALMCTRL-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>],[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],[<RPTMODE>],[<INTERVAL>],[<RTHR>],[<FTHR>],[<ENFLAG>];
Command Parameters

Value
Indicates the second modifier of the report message, which identifies the type NA
<MOD2>
of the entity that reports the fault. The valid values are:
 .ALL|100GETH|3GSDI|3GSDIRBR|40GETH|ANY|CBR10G|CFP|
COM
 .DVBASI |EC|EQPT |ESCON |FC100 |FC1000 |FC1200 |FC200|
FC400
 .FC800|FDDI|FETH|FICON|FICON10G|FICON4G|FICON8G|
FICONEXP
 .GETH|HDSDI|HDSDIRBR|IBDDR|IBSDR|ISC1G|ISC2G|
MCACHN|OC|OC12
 .OC192|OC3|OC48|OC768|OCH|ODU0|ODU0TCM1|ODU0TCM2|
ODU0TCM3
 .ODU0TCM4|ODU0TCM5|ODU0TCM6|ODU1|ODU1TCM1|
ODU1TCM2|ODU1TCM3
ODU2TCM2|ODU2TCM3
ODU3TCM2|ODU3TCM3
 .ODU3TCM4|ODU3TCM5|ODU3TCM6|ODU4 |ODU4TCM1|
ODU4TCM2|ODU4TCM3
 .ODU4TCM4|ODU4TCM5|ODU4TCM6|ODU5G|ODU5GTCM1|
ODU5GTCM2|ODU5GTCM3
 .ODU5GTCM4|ODU5GTCM5|ODU5GTCM6|ODUFLEX|
Value
ODUFLEXTCM1|ODUFLEXTCM2
 .ODUFLEXTCM3|ODUFLEXTCM4|ODUFLEXTCM5|
ODUFLEXTCM6|OMS|OSC|OTS|OTU1
 .OTU2|OTU3|OTU4|OTU5G|PL|SDI|STM1|STM16|STM256|STM4|
STM64|WDM|XGETH
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. This ALL
parameter is optional. The default value is ALL, which indicates all ports in
the MOD2 on the NE. If <MOD2> is ALL, <AID> is null.
<MONTYP Indicates the PM parameters that are supported. The default value is ALL. ALL
E>
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by the <AID>, NA
being performance monitored. The valid values are as follows:
 NEND (near end condition, alarm, or event occurred at the near end
of the system)
 FEND (far end condition, alarm, or event occurred at the far end of
the system)
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of monitoring relative to the entity identified by BTH
<AID>. The valid values are as follows:
 BTH (both directions)
 TRMT (transmit direction only)
 RCV (receive direction only)
<RPTMOD Indicates the report mode. The valid value are as follows: RPTAL
E>  RPTUP: indicates that only rising events are reported. L
 RPTDOWN: indicates that only falling events are reported.
 RPTALL: indicates that rising and falling events are reported.
The null value indicates that the last setting of the value does not change.
<INTERV Indicates the alarm sample interval. By default, the interval is 10 seconds. The 10
AL> valid value ranges from 5 to 600 seconds.
<RTHR> Indicates the rising threshold. The valid value ranges from 1 to 4294967295 NA
(0xFFFFFFFF). The rising threshold must be higher than the falling threshold.
<FTHR> Indicates the falling threshold. The valid value ranges from 0 to 4294967294 NA
(0xFFFFFFFE). The falling threshold must be lower than the rising threshold.
<ENFLAG Indicates the state flag. The valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE. By DISAB
> default, <ENFLAG> is DISABLE if <PRDTP> is 30s and prdvar. If LE
<PRDTP> is 30m, <ENFLAG> is ENABLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PMALMCTRL-FETH::FAC-4-1:500::ETHDROP,,,,,ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-12 20:16:29
M 500 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves parameters of the alarm table.
Function
This command retrieves parameters of the alarm table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMALMCTRL-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>],[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>];
Command Parameters
Parameter Description Defau

lt
Value
NA
<MOD2> Indicates the second modifier of the report message, which identifies the type
of the entity that reports the fault. The valid values are as follows:
Parameter Description Defau
lt
Value
 ALL
 COM,OC3,OC12,OC48,OC192,OC768
 FETH,GETH,XGETH,VCG,OTU1,OTU2,OTU5G,OTU3,ODU1,ODU
2,ODU3,ODU5G
 EC,OC,OCH,WDM,EQPT,OMS,OTS,OSC,MCACHN,FC100,FC200,
FC400,FC1000,FC1200
 ODU0TCM1,ODU0TCM2,ODU0TCM3,ODU0TCM4,ODU0TCM5,O
DU0TCM6
DU1TCM6
DU2TCM6
DU3TCM6
 ODU5GTCM1,ODU5GTCM2,ODU5GTCM3,ODU5GTCM4,ODU5G
TCM5,ODU5GTCM6
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. This ALL
parameter is optional. The default value is ALL, which indicates all ports in the
MOD2 on the NE. If <MOD2> is ALL, <AID> is null.
<MONTYP Indicates the PM parameters that are supported. The default value is ALL. ALL
E>
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by the <AID> being ALL
performance monitored. The valid values are as follows:
 NEND (near end condition, alarm, or event occurred at the near end of
the system)
 FEND (far end condition, alarm, or event occurred at the far end of the
system)
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of monitoring relative to the entity identified by <AID>. ALL
 ALL (both directions)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>,<AIDTYPE>:<MONTYPE>,[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],<RPTMODE>,
[<INTERVAL>],<RTHR>,<FTHR>,<ENFLAG>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AIDTYPE> Indicates the type of access identifier <MOD2>.
<MONTYPE> Indicates the PM parameters that are supported.
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by the <AID>, being
performance monitored. The valid values are as follows:
 NEND (near end condition, alarm, or event occurred at the near end of the
system)
 FEND (far end condition, alarm, or event occurred at the far end of the
system)
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of monitoring relative to the entity identified by <AID>.
 ALL (both directions)
<RPTMODE> Indicates the report mode. The valid value are as follows:
 RPTUP: indicates that only rising events are reported.
 RPTDOWN: indicates that only falling events are reported.
 RPTALL: indicates that rising and falling events are reported.
<INTERVAL> Indicates the alarm sample interval. By default, the interval is 10 seconds. The
valid value ranges from 5 to 600 seconds.
<RTHR> Indicates the rising threshold. The valid value ranges from 1 to 4294967295
(0xFFFFFFFF). The rising threshold must be higher than the falling threshold.
<FTHR> Indicates the falling threshold. The valid value ranges from 0 to 4294967294
(0xFFFFFFFE). The falling threshold must be lower than the rising threshold.
<ENFLAG> Indicates the state flag. The valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-PMALMCTRL-FETH::FAC-4-1:400::ETHDROP;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-12 20:20:45
M 400 COMPLD
"FAC-4-1,FETH:ETHDROP,,,RPTALL,,1,0,ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
Modifies all history control parameters.
Function
This command modifies all history control parameters.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-PMHISTCTRL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PRDTP>, [<RECNUM>],[<PRD>],[<ENFLAG>]
Command Parameters
<PRDTP> Indicates the period type. The valid values are 30 seconds, 30 NA
minutes, prdvar, and prdvar2. <PRD> must be null unless the
parameter is prdvar.
<RECNUM> Indicates the maximum number of records. The valid value ranges NA
from 1 to 50. The default value varies according to the period.
<PRD> Indicates the period. If the PRDTP is prdvar,the valid value ranges NA
from 300 seconds to 43200 seconds, that is, 5 minutes to 12
hours.If the PRDTP is prdvar2,the valid value ranges from 300
seconds to 86400 seconds And the value must be the multiple of
30.<PRDTP> must be prdvar unless the parameter is null. If
<PRDTP> is prdvar, this parameter may be not null.
<ENFLAG> Indicates the state flag. The valid values are NOALTER
ENABLE/DISABLE/NOALTER.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PMHISTCTRL:::100::30S,,,ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-12 19:41:28
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves parameters of the history control table.
Function
This command retrieves parameters of the history control table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMHISTCTRL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::[<PRDTP>];
Command Parameters
<PRDTP> Indicates the period type. The valid values are 30s, 30m, prdvar, PRDALL
prdvar2, and PRDALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<PRDTP>,<RECNUM>,<PRD>,<ENFLAG>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PRDTP> Indicates the period type. The valid values are 30s, 30m, prdvar, and
prdvar2.
<RECNUM> Indicates the maximum number of records. The valid value ranges from 1
to 50.
<PRD> Indicates the period. The valid values are 300-43200 seconds, that is, 5
minutes to 12 hours.
<ENFLAG> Indicates the state flag. The valid values are ENABLE and DISABLE. By
default, <ENFLAG> is DISABLE if <PRDTP> is 30s and prdvar. If
<PRDTP> is 30m, <ENFLAG> is ENABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-PMHISTCTRL:::120::;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-12 20:05:41
M 120 COMPLD
"30S,16,30,DISABLE"
"30M,16,1800,ENABLE"
"PRDVAR,16,900,DISABLE"
"PRDVAR2,6,86400,DISABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.23.5 INIT-REG-<MOD2>
Initializes storage records.
Function
This command initializes one or more storage records or event counters associated with an
equipment unit or facility on the NE to a specific value. In the most cases, these records
contain the PM information accumulated in previous intervals.
Usage Note
When <MONDAT> and <MONTM> are both null, it indicates that the current PM data is
cleared. If one of them is not null, it indicates that the history PM data is cleared.
Category
Performance
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INIT-REG-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::<MONTYPE>,[<MONVAL>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<MONDAT>][,<MONTM>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> Indicates the type of the entity to be provisioned. NA
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the equipment unit, ALL
facility, subscriber line, trunk, link, packet link, or signaling link
on the NE. This parameter depends on the command code
modifier and what kind of performance monitoring data is being
retrieved.
<MONTYPE> Indicates the type of monitored performance for which a value is ALL
requested.
<MONVAL> Indicates the value at which the register identified by 0

<MONTYPE> is to be initialized. It is a decimal number.
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by ALL

<AID>, being performance monitored. NEND (near end) refers
to PM values obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far end)
refers to PM values obtained at a distant entity that is connected
to the identified entity.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of monitoring relative to the entity BTH

identified by <AID>. <DIRN> defaults to BTH, which indicates
both directions. The valid values are TRMT (transmit direction
only) and RCV (receive direction only).
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information. 15-MIN
The valid values are 15-MIN and 1-DAY.
<MONDAT> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in Current date
<TMPER> began. The valid format is MM-DD.
<MONTM> Indicates the time of the day that the requested PM period 00-00(HH-MM)
specified in <TMPER> began.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-REG-OC3::FAC-1-3-1:100::ALL,10,,,15-MIN,7-1,0-0;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:57:49
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.23.6 RTRV-PM-<MOD2>
Retrieves the performance of <MOD2>.
Function
This command sends the current setting of PM data associated with one or more equipment
units, facilities, links, or signaling links within the NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PM-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>],[<MONLEV>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<MONDAT>][,<MONTM>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> Indicates the type of the entity to be provisioned NA
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. ALL
<MONTYPE> Indicates the type of monitored performance for which a value ALL
is requested.
<MONLEV> Indicates the discriminating level for the requested monitored 1-UP
parameter.The valid values are 0-UP and 1-UP.

<AID>, being performance monitored. The valid values are
NEND,FEND and ALL.NEND (near end) refers to PM values
obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far end) refers to PM
values obtained at a distant entity that is connected to the
identified entity. All values will be retrieved if nothing is

identified by <AID>. The valid values are TRMT (transmit
direction only),RCV (receive direction only) and BTH (both
directions).
The valid values are 15-MIN and 1-DAY.
<MONDAT> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in The current date
<TMPER> began. The valid format is MM-DD.
<MONTM> Indicates the time of day that the requested PM period specified 00-00(HH-MM)
in <TMPER> began.
Response Syntax
The response format depends on whether any specified PM values exist.
If there are no values to report, the format is as follows:
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<rspdhr> <cr> <lf>
M^^<ctag>COMPLD <cr> <lf> ;
Otherwise, if there is at least one PM value to report, the format is as follows:
<cr> <lf> <lf>
<rspblk> + ;
where <rspblk> has the format:
^^^"<AID>[,<AIDTYPE>]:<MONTYPE>,<MONVAL>,[<VLDTY>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<MONDAT>] [,<MONTM>]" <cr> <lf>
NOTE:
The normal response MUST contain at least one occurrence of <rspblk>. It is allowed to contain multiple
<rspblk>s if applicable.
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the equipment unit, facility, subscriber
line, trunk, link, packet link, or signaling link on the NE. This parameter depends
on the command code modifier and what kind of performance monitoring data is
being retrieved.
<AIDTYPE> Indicates the type of AID.
<MONTYPE> Indicates the type of monitored performance for which a value is requested.
<MONVAL> Indicates the discriminating level for the requested monitored parameter.
Indicates the validity indicator for the reported PM data. It indicates whether the
<VLDTY>
information for the specified time period is accumulated over the entire time period
or some portion of it.
The valid values are VALID and INVALID.
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by <AID>, being
performance monitored. NEND (near end) refers to PM values obtained at the
identified entity. FEND (far end) refers to PM values obtained at a distant entity
that is connected to the identified entity.
<DIRN> defaults to BTH, which indicates both directions. The valid values are
TRMT (transmit direction only) and RCV (receive direction only).
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information.
<MONDAT> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in <TMPER> began. The
valid format is MM-DD.
<MONTM> Indicates the time of day that the requested PM period specified in <TMPER>
began.
Example
Command
RTRV-PM-OC48::FAC-1-4-1:123::CV-S,0-UP,NEND,,15-MIN,04-09,17-00;
Response Message
NE 2003-04-09 17:25:12
M 123 COMPLD
"FAC-1-4-1,OC48:CV-S,2,VALID,NEND,RCV,15-MIN,04-09,17-15"
Related Commands
None
D.23.7 REPT^PM^<MOD2>
Reports information about the performance monitoring.
Function
This event is generated by an NE to inform the OS or maintenance personnel about the PM.
Parameters are provided to report the PM data from multiple data collection intervals in a
single message for NEs that store a history of the PM information. The REPT PM parameter
is an automatic message that is generated by the NE. Performance monitoring data can also
be retrieved on demand by using a RTRV-PM-<MOD2> command. However,
REPT^PM^<MOD2> is not used to respond to a RTRV-PM-<MOD2> command.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^<atag>^REPT^PM^<MOD2>
<cr> <lf> <rspblk> + ;
^^^"[<AID>]:<MONTYPE>,<MONVAL>,[<VLDTY>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<MONDAT>]
[,<MONTM>]" <cr> <lf>
Response Parameters
<MOD2> The valid values are EQPT, rr, LINK, PLK, SLK, and COM.
Indicates the access identifier for a single equipment unit, facility, link, packet link,
<AID>
or signaling link on the NE to which the retrieved monitored parameter value
pertains.
<MONTYPE> Indicates the type of the monitored parameter whose value is being reported.
<MONVAL> Indicates the measured value of the monitored parameter.

<VLDTY> Indicates the validity indicator for the reported PM data. It indicates whether the
The valid values are VALID and INVALID.
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by <AID>, from which the
PM value is being retrieved. NEND (near end) refers to PM values obtained at the
identified entity. FEND (far end) refers to PM values obtained at a distant entity that
is connected to the identified entity.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of PM relative to the entity identified by <AID>. The valid
values are TRMT (transmit direction only) and RCV (receive direction only).
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information. The valid values are
15-MIN and 1-DAY.
<MONDAT> Indicates the date that he PM period specified in <TMPER> began.
<MONTM> Indicates the time that the PM period specified in <TMPER> began.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:14:01
A 335 REPT PM EQPT
"SLOT-1-3:BDTEMPMAX,312,INVALID,NEND,RCV,1-DAY,07-08,16-12"
;
Related Commands
D.23.8 RTRV-PMDAY
Retrieves the start time for the daily collection of PM data.
Function
This command retrieves the start time of the daily PM data collection period of an NE. The
current start time of the daily data collection period can be set by using the SET-PMDAY
command.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMDAY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"<pm-day-start>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PM-DAY-START> The valid format is HOD, (hour-of-day) and ranges from 0 to 23.
Example
Command
RTRV-PMDAY:::123456;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:10:19
M 123456 COMPLD
"7"
;
Related Commands
D.23.9 SET-PMDAY
D.23.9 SET-PMDAY
Sets time of day that the performance monitoring starts.
Function
This command allows the start time of the daily PM data collection period to begin at any
hour of the day.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-PMDAY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PM-DAY-START>;
Command Parameters
The format for <PM-DAY-START> is HOD (hour of day) and NA

<PM-DAY-
START>
To effect resetting the NE clock to the default value of 00:00
hours, the <PM-DAY-START> parameter should contain value
0.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD <cr> <lf>;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-PMDAY:::C::7;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:07:50
M C COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
D.23.8 RTRV-PMDAY
Retrieves a threshold.
Function
This command instructs an NE to send the current threshold level of one or more monitored
parameters that triggers an automatic message if the threshold is exceeded. These threshold
levels may apply to one or more equipment units, facilities, subscriber lines, trunks, links,
packet links, or signaling links on the NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TH-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>[::[<MONTYPE>],[<LOCN>]
[,<TMPER>]];
Command Parameters
Para Description D
met ef
er au
lt
V
al
ue
 OC3, OC12, OC48, OC192, OC768 A

<M L
OD  FETH, GETH, XGETH, 100GETH
L
2>  OTU1, OTU2, OTU5G, OTU3, OTU4
 ODU1, ODU2, ODU3, ODU5G, ODU0,ODU4,ODUFLEX
 STM1,STM4,STM16,STM64,STM256,ODU0TCM1,ODU0TCM2,ODU0TCM3,
ODU0TCM4,ODU0TCM5,ODU0TCM6,3GHDSDI,ANY,ALL,COM,DVBASI,EQPT,
ESCON,FDDI,FICON,FICON4G,FICON8G,FICONEXP,HDSDI,IBSDR,IBDDR,ISC
Para Description D
met ef
er au
lt
V
al
ue
1G,ISC2G,MCACHN,OCH,PL,SDI,WDM
 EC, OC, OMS, OTS, OSC
 FC100, FC200, FC400, FC800, FC1200
 ODU1TCM1, ODU1TCM2, ODU1TCM3, ODU1TCM4, ODU1TCM5,
ODU1TCM6
ODU2TCM6
ODU3TCM6
 ODU5GTCM1, ODU5GTCM2, ODU5GTCM3, ODU5GTCM4, ODU5GTCM5,
ODU5GTCM6, CFPS, OCHS
<AI Indicates the access identifier for a equipment unit, facility, subscriber line, trunk, link, N
D> packet link, or signaling link on the NE. This parameter depends on <MOD2> and for A
which threshold levels are being retrieved.
<M Indicates the type of monitored performance for which a value is A
ON requested. MONTYPE shows the valid values of <MONTYPE>. L
TYP L
E>
<LO Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by <AID>, being performance A
CN monitored. NEND (near end) refers to PM values obtained at the identified entity. FEND L
> (far end) refers to PM values obtained at a distant entity that is connected to the identified L
entity. All values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.
<T Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information. The valid values are 15- 15
MP MIN and 1-DAY. The parameter defaults to 15-MIN if nothing is entered. -
ER> M
IN
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
<rspblk>+;
Where <rspblk> has the follow format:

^^^"<AID>[,<AIDTYPE>]:<MONTYPE>,
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],<THLEV>[,<TMPER>]" <cr> <lf>
NOTE:
The normal response must contain at least one occurrence of <rspblk>. It is allowed to contain multiple
<rspblk>s.
Response Parameters
line, trunk, link, packet link, or signaling link on the NE. This parameter depends on
the command code modifier and what kind of performance monitoring data is being
retrieved.
<AIDTYPE> Indicates the type of access identifier.
<THLEV> Indicates the current threshold level for the monitored parameter.
Example
Command
RTRV-TH-OC192::CLNT-1-1-1:C::ES-S,NEND,RCV,15-MIN;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:05:44
M C COMPLD
"CLNT-1-1-1,OC192:ES-S,NEND,RCV,65,15-MIN"
;
Related Commands
Sets the threshold.
Function
This command instructs an NE to set the threshold level for a monitored parameter that, when
exceeded, triggers an automatic message. The threshold level may apply to one or more
equipment units or facilities on the NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-TH-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<MONTYPE>,<THLEV>,[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>];
Command Parameters
Parameter Description Defa

ult
Value
NA
 ALL
 100GETH,3GSDI,3GSDIRBR,40GETH,ANY,CBR10G,CFP,COM
 DVBASI,EC,EQPT,ESCON,FC100,FC1000,FC1200,FC200,FC400
 FC800,FDDI,FETH,FICON,FICON10G,FICON4G,FICON8G,FICONE
XP
 GETH,HDSDI,HDSDIRBR,IBDDR,IBSDR,ISC1G,ISC2G,MCACHN,
OC,OC12
 OC192,OC3,OC48,OC768,OCH,ODU0,ODU0TCM1,ODU0TCM2,OD
U0TCM3
 ODU0TCM4,ODU0TCM5,ODU0TCM6,ODU1,ODU1TCM1,ODU1TC
M2,ODU1TCM3
 OODU1TCM4,ODU1TCM5,ODU1TCM6,ODU2,ODU2TCM1,ODU2T
CM2,ODU2TCM3
M2,ODU3TCM3
M2,ODU4TCM3
 ODU4TCM4,ODU4TCM5,ODU4TCM6,ODU5G,ODU5GTCM1,ODU5
GTCM2,ODU5GTCM3
 ODU5GTCM4,ODU5GTCM5,ODU5GTCM6,ODUFLEX,ODUFLEXT
ult
Value
CM1,ODUFLEXTCM2
 ODUFLEXTCM3,ODUFLEXTCM4,ODUFLEXTCM5,ODUFLEXTC
M6,OMS,OSC,OTS,OTU1
 OTU2,OTU3,OTU4,OTU5G,PL,SDI,STM1,STM16,STM256,STM4,ST
M64,WDM,XGETH,CFPS,OCHS
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the equipment unit, facility, ALL
subscriber line, trunk, link, packet link, or signaling link on the NE. This
parameter depends on the command code modifier and what kind of performance
monitoring data is being retrieved.
<MONTY Indicates the type of monitored performance for which a value is requested. All ALL
PE> values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.
<THLEV> Indicates the desired threshold level to be set for <MONTYPE>. It should not be NA
null. <THLEV> is the user-defined or system-specified threshold level if
<CONDTYPE> is a threshold violation. This value should be provided if this
alarm report has resulted from a degradation that has exceeded the defined or
specified threshold level. The valid values are identical in format to that of the
<MONVAL> associated with this alarm report.
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by <AID>, being ALL
that is connected to the identified entity. All values will be retrieved if nothing is
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of monitoring relative to the entity identified by <AID>. BTH
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information. The parameter 15-
defaults to 15-MIN if nothing is entered. MIN
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-TH-OCH::FAC-1-1-1:C::LBCMAX,0x100100,NEND,TRMT,15-MIN;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:00:01
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieve attributes of threshold-crossing alerts (TCA).
Function
This command queries the report mode of performance threshold violation and the alarm
severity.
Usage Note
None
Category
Alarms and Conditions
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ATTRTCA-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<NTFCNCDE>],
[<CONDTYPE>],[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<SRVEFF>],[<CONDEFF>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> Indicates the type of the entity to be provisioned. ALL is an NA

invalid value.
<NTFCNCDE> This parameter indicates the alarm severity and it is valid only NA
when <CONDEFF> is SC. The valid values are CR(Critical
Alarm), MJ(Major Alarm), MN(Minor Alarm), NA(Ignore) and
NR(Not Report).
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the notification code that specifies the type of NA

notification to be generated by an NE upon the occurrence of
the event described in
The parameter is optional.
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm condition is NA

being reported and refers to the entity identified by the AID.
NEND (near end) refers to PM values obtained at the identified
entity FEND (far end) refers to PM values obtained at a distant
entity that is connected to the identified entity. Likewise,
LINE[-x] refers to an intermediate point. All values will be
retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the alarm condition and is relative to NA

the entity identified by the AID. All values will be retrieved if
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information NA

if the <CONDTYPE>is in a T-x forma for a threshold
violation. The parameter is optional.
It is reserved for future use and thus must be left blank.
Otherwise "PARAMETER ERROR" will be returned.
<SRVEFF> Indicates whether the alarms impact services. The valid values NA
are as follows:
 NSA: The condition does not affect the services.
 SA: The condition affects the services.
A null value is equivalent to ALL.
<CONDEFF> Indicates whether an alarm or event is reported during a NA

performance threshold violation. The valid values are as
follows:
 TC: Reports an event.
 SC: Reports an alarm.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
<rspblk> + ;
^^^"<AID>[,<AIDTYPE>]:[<NTFCNCDE>],<CONDTYPE>,
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>][,<SRVEFF>],<CONDEFF>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier.
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code that specifies the type of notification to be
generated by an NE upon the occurrence of the event described in
<CONDTYPE>.
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the type of TCA for which the notification attributes
(<NTFCNCDE>and <CONDEFF>) are being changed.
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm condition is being reported and
refers to the entity identified by the AID. NEND (near end) refers to PM values
obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far end) refers to PM values obtained at
a remote entity that is connected to the identified entity. Likewise, LINE[-x]
refers to an intermediate point.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the alarm condition and is relative to the entity
identified by the AID.
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information if the
<CONDTYPE> is in a T-x format for a threshold violation.
This parameter is invalid at present and is not displayed in the query result.
<SRVEFF> Indicates whether the alarms impact services. The valid values are as follows:
All values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.
<CONDEFF> Indicates whether an alarm or event is reported during a performance threshold
violation. The valid values are as follows:
Example
Command
RTRV-ATTRTCA-OC48::CLNT-1-3-1-1:1::,T-CV-S,NEND,RCV,,NSA,SC;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 06:27:05
M 1 COMPLD
"CLNT-1-3-1-1,OC48:1:MJ,T-CV-S,NEND,RCV,,NSA,SC"
;
Related Commands
Edits the attributes of threshold-crossing alert (TCA).
Function
This command sets the report mode of performance threshold violation to TC or SC and sets
the alarm severity.
Usage Note
When the report mode of performance threshold violation is set to SC, the alarm severity can
be set and the alarms are reported according to the preset alarm severity.
Category
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-ATTRTCA-<MOD2>: [<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<NTFCNCDE>],
[<CONDTYPE>],[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<SRVEFF>],[<CONDEFF>];
Command Parameters
ult
Value
<MOD2> Indicates the type of the entity to be provisioned. When <MOD2>= ALL, only NA
following command is supported e.g. SET-ATTRTCA-ALL:::c::SC; This
command sets all TCAs to report as alarms (SC), with severity set to NA.
 ALL
 100GETH,3GSDI,3GSDIRBR,40GETH,ANY,CBR10G,CFP,COM,DV
BASI,EC,EQPT
 ESCON,FC100,FC1000,FC1200,FC200,FC400,FC800,FDDI,FETH,FI
CON
 FICON10G,FICON4G,FICON8G,FICONEXP,GETH,HDSDI,HDSDI
RBR,IBDDR,IBSDR
 ISC1G,ISC2G,MCACHN,OC,OC12,OC192,OC3,OC48,OC768,OCH,
ODU0,ODU0TCM1
DU1,ODU1TCM1,ODU1TCM2
 ODU1TCM3,ODU1TCM4,ODU1TCM5,ODU1TCM6,ODU2,ODU2T
CM1,ODU2TCM2,ODU2TCM3
 ODU2TCM4,ODU2TCM5,ODU2TCM6,ODU3,ODU3TCM1,ODU3T
 ODU3TCM5,ODU3TCM6,ODU4,ODU4TCM1,ODU4TCM2,ODU4T
 ODU4TCM6,ODU5G,ODU5GTCM1,ODU5GTCM2,ODU5GTCM3,O
DU5GTCM4,ODU5GTCM5
 ODU5GTCM6,ODUFLEX,ODUFLEXTCM1,ODUFLEXTCM2,ODU
FLEXTCM3,ODUFLEXTCM4
 ODUFLEXTCM5,ODUFLEXTCM6,OMS,OSC,OTS,OTU1,OTU2,OT
U3,OTU4,OTU5G,PL,SDI
 STM1,STM16,STM256,STM4,STM64,WDM,XGETH
ult
Value
<NTFCNC This parameter indicates the alarm severity and it is valid only when NA
DE> <CONDEFF> is SC. The valid values are CR(Critical Alarm), MJ(Major
Alarm), MN(Minor Alarm), NA(Ignore) and NR(Not Report).
<CONDTY Indicates the notification code that specifies the type of notification to be NA
PE> generated by an NE upon the occurrence of the event described in
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm condition is being reported and NA
a remote entity that is connected to the identified entity. Likewise, LINE[-x]
refers to an intermediate point. The parameter is optional.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the alarm condition and is relative to the entity NA
identified by the AID. The parameter is optional.
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information if the NA
NOTE:
It is reserved for future use and thus must be left blank. Otherwise "PARAMETER
ERROR" will be returned.
<SRVEFF> Indicates whether the alarms impact services. The valid values are as follows: NA
This parameter is read only.
<NTFCNC Indicates whether an alarm or event is reported during a performance threshold TC

DE> violation. The valid values are as follows:
<NTFCNCDE> is invalid when this parameter is TC.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-ATTRTCA-OC48::FAC-1-2-1:1::, T-CV-S,NEND,RCV,,SA,TC;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 06:07:54
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.23.14 INIT-PMSTAT-<MOD2>
Clears counters specified by <MONTYPE> in the statistics table.
Function
This command clears counters specified by <MONTYPE> in the statistics table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INIT-PMSTAT-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>],[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> Indicates the second modifier of the report message, which NA

identifies the type of the entity that reports the fault. The valid
values are FETH, GETH , XGETH, FC, or ALL (ALL indicates
all ports on the NE whereas XGETH and FC are only valid for
DWDM equipment).
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ALL

ID>. This parameter is optional. The default value is ALL,
which indicates all ports in this MOD2 on the NE. If <MOD2>
is set to ALL, <AID> is null.
<MONTYPE> Indicates the PM parameters that are supported. ALL

<AID>, being performance monitored. NEND (near end) refers
to PM values obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far end)
refers to PM values obtained at a distant entity that is connected
to the identified entity.

both directions.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-PMSTAT-FETH::FAC-1-4-1:200::ETHFCS;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-12 19:58:55
M 200 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
None
D.23.15 RTRV-PMSTAT-<MOD2>
Retrieves the current performance message.
Function
This command retrieves the current performances message.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMSTAT-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>],[<MONLEV>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>];;
Command Parameters

DWDM equipment).
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. ALL

This parameter is optional. The default value is ALL, which
indicates all ports in this MOD2 on the NE. If <MOD2> is set to
ALL, <AID> is null.
<MONLEV> Indicates the counters only equal or above 1 or zero. The valid 1-UP
values are 1-UP and 0-UP.

<AID>, being performance monitored. NEND (near end) refers to
PM values obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far end) refers
to PM values obtained at a distant entity that is connected to the
identified entity.

both directions.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>,<AIDTYPE>:<MONTYPE>,[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],<OCRDAT>,<OCRTM>,<VALUE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-
<MONTYPE> Indicates the performance ID.
<LOCN> Indicates the location.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of PM relative to the entity identified by <AID>.
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in <TMPER>
began. The valid format is YYYY-MM-DD.
<OCRTM> Indicates the time of day that the requested PM period specified in
<TMPER> began. The valid format is (HH-MM-SS).
<VALUE> Indicates the PM value.
Example
Command
RTRV-PMSTAT-FETH::FAC-1-4-1:100::ALL,0-UP;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-12 19:49:52
M 100 RTRV
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT64,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT65,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT128,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT256,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT512,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT1024,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:RXUNICAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:RXMULCAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:RXBRDCAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXUNICAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXMULCAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXBRDCAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHDROP,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHOVER,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:RXBGOOD,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXBGOOD,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
>
>
NE 2004-07-12 19:49:52
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHALI,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHFCS,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHUNICOL,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHMULCOL,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHEXCCOL,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
;
Related Commands
None
D.23.16 INIT-PMHIST-<MOD2>
Clears history counters specified by <MONTYPE> in the statistics table.
Function
This command clears history counters specified by <MONTYPE> in the statistics table.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INIT-PMHIST-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>],[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>];
Command Parameters

Value
<MOD2> Indicates the second modifier of the report message, which identifies NA
the type of the entity that reports the fault. The valid values are FETH,
GETH , XGETH, FC, or ALL (ALL indicates all ports on the NE
whereas XGETH and FC are only valid for DWDM equipment).
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. ALL

This parameter is optional. The default value is ALL, which indicates
all ports in this MOD2 on the NE. If <MOD2> is set to ALL, <AID>
is null.
<MONTYPE> Indicates the PM parameters that are supported. The default value is ALL
ALL.
ALL
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by the
<AID>, being performance monitored. The valid values are as
follows:
 NEND (near end condition, alarm, or event occurred at the

near end of the system)
 FEND (far end condition, alarm, or event occurred at the far
end of the system)
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of monitoring relative to the entity identified by BTH
<AID>. The valid values are as follows:
 BTH (both directions)
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-PMHIST-FETH::FAC-1-4-1:300::;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-12 20:01:35
M 300 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Retrieves the history performances records between sample periods.
Function
This command retrieves the history performance records.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMHIST-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>],[<MONLEVEL>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<PRDTP>],[<OCRDAT>],[<OCRTM>];
Command Parameters

DWDM equipment).
<AID> The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ALL

ID>. This parameter is optional. The default value is ALL, which
indicates all ports in this MOD2 on the NE. If <MOD2> is set to
ALL, <AID> is null.
<MONLEVEL> Indicates the counters only equal to or above 1 or zero. The valid 1-UP
values are 1-UP and 0-UP.

<AID>, being performance monitored. NEND (near end) refers to
PM values obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far end) refers
to PM values obtained at a distant entity that is connected to the
identified entity.

both directions.
<PRDTP> Indicates the period type. The valid values are 30s, 30m, prdvar, 30m
and prdvar2.
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in Current date
<TMPER> began. The valid format is YYYY-MM-DD.
<OCRTM> Indicates the time of day that the requested PM period specified Current time
in <TMPER> began. The valid format is (HH-MM-SS).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>,<AIDTYPE>:<MONTYPE>,<PM_VLDTY>,[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],<PM_PRDTYPE>,<OCRDAT>,<OCRTM>,<VALUE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-

<PM_VLDTY> Indicates the valid flag of the performance.
<LOCN> Indicates the location.
<PM_PRDTYPE> Indicates the period of the performance. The valid values are 15 minutes
and 24 hours.
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in <TMPER>
began. The valid format is YYYY-MM-DD.
<OCRTM> Indicates the time of day that the requested PM period specified in
<TMPER> began. The valid format is (HH-MM-SS).
Example
Command
RTRV-PMHIST-all:::100::,1-up,,,30m,2011-2-24,20-00-00;
Response Message
NE 2011-02-25 03:39:46
M 100 COMPLD
"CLNT-1-1-1,XGETH:RXPKT128,INVALID,,,30M,2011-02-24,20-00-
00,15201343621"
"CLNT-1-1-1,XGETH:TXPKT128,INVALID,,,30M,2011-02-24,20-00-
00,15201344538"
"CLNT-1-1-1,XGETH:RXBRDCAST,INVALID,,,30M,2011-02-24,20-00-
00,15201347480"
"CLNT-1-1-1,XGETH:TXBRDCAST,INVALID,,,30M,2011-02-24,20-00-
00,15201347465"
"CLNT-1-1-1,XGETH:RXOCTETS,INVALID,,,30M,2011-02-24,20-00-
00,1945771503744"
"CLNT-1-1-1,XGETH:RXPKTS,INVALID,,,30M,2011-02-24,20-00-00,15201339889"
"CLNT-1-1-1,XGETH:TXPKTS,INVALID,,,30M,2011-02-24,20-00-00,15201339003"
"CLNT-1-1-1,XGETH:TXOCTETS,INVALID,,,30M,2011-02-24,20-00-
00,1945771392384"
;
Related Commands
None
D.23.18 REPT^PM^FALLING
Reports the falling event.
Function
This event is reported to indicate the falling event.
Usage Note
Before the subsequent rising event is reported, no falling event can be reported. That is, no
continuous falling events can be reported.
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
<ALARMCODE>^<ATAG>^REPT^PM^FALLING<cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:<MONTYPE>,[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],<OCRDAT>,<OCRTM>,<VALUE>,<FTHR>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

that is connected to the identified entity.
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in <TMPER> began.
The valid format is YYYY-MM-DD.
<OCRTM> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in <TMPER> began.
The valid format is (HH-MM-SS).
<VALUE> Indicates the statistical value in intervals.
<FTHR> Indicates the falling threshold.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-25 18:00:42
A 343 REPT PM FALLING
"FAC-1-4-1:ETHOVER,2004-06-25,18-00-41,0,0"
Related Commands
None
D.23.19 REPT^PM^RISING
Reports a rising event.
Function
This event is reported to indicate a rising event.
Usage Note
Before the subsequent falling event is reported, no rising event can be reported. That is, no
continuous rising events can be reported.
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
<ALARMCODE>^<ATAG>^REPT^PM^RISING<cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:<MONTYPE>,[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>]<OCRDAT>,<OCRTM>,<VALUE>,<RTHR>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date that the requested PM period specified in <TMPER> began. The
valid format is YYYY-MM-DD.
<OCRTM> Indicates the time that the requested PM period specified in <TMPER> began. The
valid format is (HH-MM-SS).
<VALUE> Indicates the statistical value in intervals.

<RTHR> Indicates the falling threshold.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-25 18:00:31
A 342 REPT PM RISING
"FAC-1-4-1:ETHOVER,,,2004-06-25,18-00-31,303,1"
Related Commands
None
D.23.20 RTRV-PM-BYBD
Retrieves the performance within the board.
Function
This command is issued to send its current setting of PM data associated with one or more
equipment units, facilities, links, or signaling links within the board.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PM-BYBD:[<TID>]:<BID>:<CTAG>::[<MONLEV>],[<TMPER>];
Command Parameters
<BID> Indicates the board id. NA

<MONLEV> Indicates the discriminating level for the requested monitored 1-UP
parameter.The valid values are 0-UP and 1-UP.
Valid values are 15-MIN and 1-DAY.
Response Syntax
The response format depends on whether any specified PM values exist.
If there are no values to report, the format is as follows:
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<rspdhr> <cr> <lf>
M^^<ctag>COMPLD <cr> <lf> ;
Otherwise, if there is at least one PM value to report, the format is as follows:
<cr> <lf> <lf>
<rspblk> + ;
^^^"<AID>[,<AIDTYPE>]:<MONTYPE>,<MONVAL>,[<VLDTY>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<MONDAT>] [,<MONTM>]" <cr> <lf>
NOTE:
In this case, the normal response MUST contain at least one occurrence of <rspblk>. It is allowed to contain
multiple <rspblk>s if applicable.
Response Parameters
line, trunk, link, packet link, or signaling link on the NE, depending on the
command code modifier and on which performance monitoring data is being
retrieved.
<AIDTYPE> Indicates the type of AID.
<MONVAL> Indicates the discriminating level for the requested monitored parameter.
Indicates the validity indicator for the reported PM data. It indicates whether the
<VLDTY>
Valid values are VALID and INVALID.
performance monitored. Thus, NEND (near end) refers to PM values obtained at
the identified entity, and FEND (far end) refers to PM values obtained at a distant
entity that is connected to the identified entity.
<DIRN> defaults to BTH, which indicates both directions. Valid values are TRMT
(transmit direction only) and RCV (receive direction only).
<MONDAT> Indicates the date of the beginning of the requested PM period specified in
<TMPER>. The format is MM-DD.
<MONTM> Indicates the beginning time of day of the requested PM period specified in
<TMPER>. The format is HH-MM.
Example
Command
RTRV-PM-BYBD::SLOT-1-4:123::0-UP,15-MIN;
Response Message
NE 2003-04-09 17:25:12
M 123 COMPLD
"FAC-1-4-1,OC48:CV-S,2,VALID,NEND,RCV,15-MIN,04-09,17-15"
Related Commands
None
D.23.21 RTRV-PMSTAT-BYBD
Retrieves the current performance message within the board.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the current performances message within the board.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMSTAT-BYBD:[<TID>]:<BID>:<CTAG>::[<MONLEV>];
Command Parameters
<BID> The format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>. NA

<AID> is optional. The default value is ALL, which indicates all
ports in this MOD2 on the NE. If <MOD2> is set to ALL, <AID>
is null.
<MONLEV> Indicates the counters only equal or above 1 or zero. The valid 1-UP
value is 1-UP or 0-UP.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>,<AIDTYPE>:<MONTYPE>,[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],<OCRDAT>,<OCRTM>,<VALUE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. The format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT

ID>-<PORT ID>.
performance monitored. Thus, NEND (near end) refers to PM values

obtained at the identified entity, and FEND (far end) refers to PM values
obtained at a distant entity that is connected to the identified entity.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of monitoring relative to the entity identified by

<AID>. <DIRN> defaults to BTH, which indicates both directions. Valid
values are TRMT (transmit direction only) and RCV (receive direction
only).
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date of the beginning of the requested PM period specified in
<TMPER>. The format is YYYY-MM-DD.
<OCRTM> Indicates the beginning time of day of the requested PM period specified in
<TMPER>. The format is (HH-MM-SS).
Example
Command
RTRV-PMSTAT-BYBD::SLOT-1-4:100::0-UP;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-12 19:49:52
M 100 RTRV
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT64,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT65,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT128,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT256,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT512,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXPKT1024,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:RXUNICAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:RXMULCAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:RXBRDCAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXUNICAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXMULCAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXBRDCAST,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHDROP,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHOVER,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:RXBGOOD,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:TXBGOOD,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
>
>
NE 2004-07-12 19:49:52
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHALI,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHFCS,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHUNICOL,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHMULCOL,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
"FAC-1-4-1,FETH:ETHEXCCOL,2004-07-12,19-49-50,0"
;
Related Commands
None
D.23.22 RTRV-PERFUN-BYBD
Retrieves the performance supporting function infomation of the board.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the register function information of sdh performance to
the board for maintaining.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PERFUN-BYBD:[<TID>]:<BID>:<CTAG>::[<PERFUNID>];
Command Parameters
<BID> ID of board. NA
<PERFUNID> Indicates the register function information of sdh 0

performance for which a value is requested. A null
value is ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<PERFUNID>,<MONTYPE>,<PRIMID>,<RELATION>,<TYPEFLAG>,<ALMID>,<ALMTYPE>,<
15MTRHIGH>,<15MTRLOW>,<15MTRMAX>,<24HTRHIGH>,<24HTRLOW>,<24HTRMAX>,<TCEID>"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PERFUNID> Indicates the register function information of sdh performance for which a
value is requested. A null value is ALL.
A null value is ALL.
<PRIMID> The prim ID.
<RELATION> The relation between prim and montype.
<TYPEFLAG> Indicates the type of monitored performance.
<ALMID> The alarm ID.
<ALMTYPE> The alarm type.
<15MTRHIGH> The high threshold of 15m.
<15MTRLOW> The low threshold of 15m.
<15MTRMAX> The max threshold of 15m.
<24HTRHIGH> The high threshold of 24h.
<24HTRLOW> The low threshold of 24h.
<24HTRMAX> The max threshold of 24h.
<TCEID> The type of monitored performance in transient condition.

Example
Command
RTRV-PERFUN-BYBD::SLOT-1-18:1234::;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-01-02 08:12:29
M 1234 COMPLD
"11,PLWCCUR,OFA_WORK_CUR,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,114"
;
Related Commands
None
D.23.23 RTRV-PEROBJ-BYBD
Retrieves the performance supporting object of the board.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the register object of sdh performance to the board for
maintaining.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PEROBJ-BYBD:[<TID>]:<BID>:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>],<TMPER>;
Command Parameters
<MONTYPE> Indicates the type of monitored performance for which ALL

a value is requested. A null value is ALL.
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM NA

information. The valid values are 15-MIN and 1-DAY.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<BID>,<MONTYPE>,<TMPER>,<PERSTATE>,<TRSTATE>,<HIGH>,<LOW>,<OBJTYPE>,<MO
D2>,<LOCN>,<DIRN>,<PARALEN>,<PARA>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<BID> ID of board.
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information. The valid
values are 15-MIN and 1-DAY.
<PERSTATE> ENABLE | DISABLE.
<TRSTATE> ENABLE | DISABLE.
<HIGH> The high threshold.
<LOW> The low threshold.
<OBJTYPE> The object type.
<MOD2> The MOD2.
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by the <AID>,
from which the PM value is being retrieved. Thus, "near end" refers to PM
values obtained at the identified entity, and "far end" refers to PM values
<DIRN> the direction of PM relative to the entity identified by the <AID>.
<PARALEN> The length of the para.
<PARA> The description of the object.
Example
Command
RTRV-PEROBJ-BYBD::SLOT-1-18:1234::,15-MIN;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-01-01 22:23:49
M 1234 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-18,BDTEMPMAX,15-MIN,ENABLE,DISABLE,0,0,76,0X1A,NEND,RCV,2,0x00
78"
;
Related Commands
None
D.23.24 RTRV-PMFUN-BYBD
Retrieves the performance supporting function infomation of the board.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the register function information of data performance to
the board for maintaining.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMFUN-BYBD:[<TID>]:<BID>:<CTAG>::[<PMFUNID>];
Command Parameters
<PMFUNID> Indicates the register function information of data 0

performance for which a value is requested. A null
value is ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<PMFUNID>,<MONTYPE>,<PRIMID1>,<PRIMID2>,<PRIMID3>,<PRIMID4>,<RELATION>,
<TYPEFLAG>,<ALMID>,<REPTYPE>,<REPALMTRMODE>,<TRHIGH>,<TRLOW>,<SELECTSTATE>"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PMFUNID> Indicates the register function information of sdh performance for which a
value is requested. A null value is ALL.
<PRIMID1> The prim1 ID.
<RELATION> The relation between prim and montype.

<TYPEFLAG> Indicates the type of monitored performance.
<ALMID> The alarm ID.
<REPTYPE> The alarm report type.
<REPALMTRMODE> The alarm report type of threshold.
<TRHIGH> The high threshold.
<TRLOW> The low threshold.
<SELECTSTATE> The default monitored state.
Example
Command
RTRV-PMFUN-BYBD::SLOT-1-18:1234::;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-01-02 08:12:29
M 1234 COMPLD
"11,PLWCCUR,OFA_WORK_CUR,OFA_TEMPERATURE,OFA_INP,OFA_OUTP,1,1,0,1,0,100,1,0
"
;
Related Commands
None
D.23.25 RTRV-PMOBJ-BYBD
Retrieves the performance supporting object of the board.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the register object of data performance to the board for
maintaining.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMOBJ-BYBD:[<TID>]:<BID>:<CTAG>::[<MONTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<MONTYPE> Indicates the type of monitored performance for which ALL

a value is requested. A null value is ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<BID>,<MONTYPE>,<30SPERSTATE>,<30MPERSTATE>,<VAR1PERSTATE>,<VAR2PERSTAT
E>,<HIGH>,<LOW>,<TRSTATE>,<TRMODE>,<OBJTYPE>,<MOD2>,<LOCN>,<DIRN>,<PARALEN>
,<PARA>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<BID> ID of board.
<30SPERSTATE> ndicates the 30s period type state flag. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE.
<30MPERSTATE> ndicates the 30m period type state flag. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE.
<VAR1PERSTATE> Indicates the prdvar period type state flag. The valid values are ENABLE
and DISABLE
<VAR2PERSTATE> Indicates the prdvar2 period type state flag. The valid values are ENABLE
and DISABLE
<HIGH> The high threshold.
<LOW> The low threshold.
<TRSTATE> The threshold state:ENABLE | DISABLE.
<TRMODE> he threshold report event mode.
<OBJTYPE> The object type.
<MOD2> The MOD2.
<LOCN> Indicates the location, in reference to the entity identified by the <AID>,
from which the PM value is being retrieved. Thus, "near end" refers to PM
values obtained at the identified entity, and "far end" refers to PM values
<DIRN> the direction of PM relative to the entity identified by the <AID>.
<PARALEN> The length of the para.
<PARA> The description of the object.
Example
Command
RTRV-PMOBJ-BYBD::SLOT-1-2:1234::;
Response Message
NE118 2012-07-08 15:05:50
M 1234 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-
2,VUNI_RCVPKTS,DISABLE,ENABLE,DISABLE,DISABLE,1000,100,ENBALE,0,26,NEND,RCV
,2,"03""
;
Related Commands
None
D.23.26 SET-PERDISPLAY-<MOD2>
Set primitives of sdh performance display to NE.
Function
This command is issued to set primitives of sdh performance display to NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Performance
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
SET-PERDISPLAY-<MOD2>:
[<TID>]:<PER_AID>:<CTAG>::<PER_PRIM>,<PER_DISPLAT_STATE>;
Command Parameters
<MOD2> The type of the entity to be provisioned NA
<PER_AID> Indicates the access identifier NA
<PER_PRIM> the primitives of sdh performance NA
<PER_DISPLAT_STATE> ENABLE/DISABLE NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-PERDISPLAY-EQPT::SLOT-1-18:123::VC3CNT,ENABLE
Response Message
NE 2012-04-25 17:41:17
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.24 Alarm and Event Management

This section lists commands which used to manage alarm and event.
D.24.1 ALW-AUD-ALL
Allows the periodic automatic execution mode of audits.
Function
This command instructs an NE to automatically perform the specified, periodic audits that
were inhibited by the INH-AUD-ALL command.
Usage Note
None
Category
Environment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ALW-AUD-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ALW-AUD-ALL:::1;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 09:01:13
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.24.2 INH-AUD-ALL
D.24.2 INH-AUD-ALL
Inhibits the periodic automatic execution mode of audits.
Function
This command is issued to disable the periodic automatic execution mode of audits. Audits
are resumed by issuing the ALW-AUD-ALL command.
Usage Note
None
Category
Environment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INH-AUD-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INH-AUD-ALL:::1;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 09:01:13
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.24.1 ALW-AUD-ALL
D.24.3 ALW-VSL-ALL
Enables LED indicators.
Function
This command instructs an NE to enable the LED indicators that were inhibited by the INH-
VSL-ALL command.
Usage Note
None
Category
Environment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ALW-VSL-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ALW-VSL-ALL:::1;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 09:01:13
M 1 COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
D.24.4 INH-VSL-ALL
D.24.4 INH-VSL-ALL
Inhibits LED indicators.
Function
This command disables LED indicators by using the ALW-VSL-ALL command.
Usage Note
None
Category
Environment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
INH-VSL-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INH-VSL-ALL:::1;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 09:01:13
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.24.3 ALW-VSL-ALL
Modifies the alarm threshold.
Function
This command modifies the alarm threshold. An event is generated if the threshold is
reached.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-ALMTH-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::ALMTHTYPE=<ALMTHTYPE>,
[EXPPWR=<EXPPWR>],[DOWNTH=<DOWNTH>],[UPTH=<UPTH>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> WDM/OSC/OC/OCH/CFP NA
<ALMTHTYPE> Indicates the alarm threshold. The valid values are as NA

follows:
 OPR: input optical power
 AGOPR: total optical power input
 CFPOPR: input optical power of CFP Optical
Module
 EXPOPR: expected input optical power
 EXPOPT: expected output optical power
 RPALM: the alarm of Reflection optical power
<EXPPWR> Indicates the expected optical power. It is valid only when NA

<ALMTHTYPE> is set to EXPOPR or EXPOPT.
<UPTH> Indicates the upper threshold. NA

NOTE:
For Raman cards, the value of this parameter can only be
INVALID. For optical amplifier cards, the value of this parameter
must be larger than the expected value. The valid values are
-60~60 or "INVALID".
<DOWNTH> Indicates the lower threshold. NA

NOTE:
For Raman cards, the value of this parameter can only be
INVALID. For optical amplifier cards, the value of this parameter
must be lower than the expected value. The valid values are
-60~60 and INVALID.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ALMTH-WDM::FAC-1-120-1:C:::ALMTHTYPE=OPR,DOWNTH=-10,UPTH=INVALID;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Retrieves the alarm threshold.
Function
This command retrieves the alarm threshold. An event is generated if the threshold is
reached.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALMTH-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[ALMTHTYPE=<ALMTHTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> WDM, OC, OCH, OSC, PL, CFP NA
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. The valid format is as follows: NA

 SRV4-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT-ID>-<PORT ID>
 FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH
ID>
<ALMTHTYPE> Indicates the type of the alarm threshold. ALL

 OPR: input optical power (the unit is 1 dBm)
 CFPOPR: input optical power Of CFP(the unit is 1
dBm)
 OPT: output optical power (the unit is 1 dBm)
 EXPOPR: expected input optical power (the unit is 1
dBm)
 EXPOPT: expected output optical power (the unit is 1
dBm)
 LCC: cooling current (the unit is 1 mA)
 LBC: offset current (the unit is 1 mA)
 LTEMP: laser temperature (the unit is 1 °C)
 MTEMP: chip temperature (the unit is 1°C)
 AGOPR: total optical power input (the unit is 1 dBm)
 AGOPT: total optical power output (the unit is 1 dBm)
 PLWC: working current (the unit is 1 mA)
 PLCC: laser cooling current (the unit is 1 mA)
 PLTEMP: working temperature (the unit is 1
centigrade)
 EDFBOXTEMP: erbium-doped fiber box temperature
(the unit is 1 °C)
 MCC: module cooling current (the unit is 1 mA)
 PLP: pump power
 L1PLWC: working current of the first pump laser
 L2PLWC: working current of the second pump laser
 L3PLWC: working current of the third pump laser
 L1PLCC: laser cooling current of the first pump laser
 L2PLCC: laser cooling current of the second pump
laser
 L3PLCC: laser cooling current of the third pump laser
 L1PLTEMP: working temperature of the first pump
laser
 L2PLTEMP: working temperature of the second pump
laser
 L3PLTEMP: working temperature of the third pump
laser
 PLPWR: Pump optical power
 RPALM: the alarm of Reflection optical power
 RPSHUT: the shutdown of Reflection optical power
 ALL: all types.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::ALMTHTYPE=<ALMTHTYPE>,
[EXPPWR=<EXPPWR>,]UPTH=<UPTH>,DOWNTH=<DOWNTH>"<cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters

<ALMTHTYPE> Indicates the type of the alarm threshold.
<EXPPWR> Indicates the expected optical power. It is valid only when

<ALMTHTYPE> is set to EXPOPR or EXPOPT.
<UPTH> Indicates the upper threshold.
<DOWNTH> Indicates the lower threshold.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALMTH-OCH::FAC-1-1-1:C:::ALMTHTYPE=OPR;
Response Message
NE 2005-10-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-1::ALMTHTYPE=OPR,UPTH=40,DOWNTH=-30" ;
Related Commands
D.24.7 RTRV-ALMTHRNG-<MOD2>
Queries the alarm threshold range for input optical power.
Function
This command queries the alarm threshold range for input optical power. The thresholds
include the upper threshold and lower threshold.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALMTHRNG-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[ALMTHTYPE=<ALMTHTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> OC, OCH, WDM, CFP NA
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. The valid format is as NA

follows:

 CFPOPR: input optical power of CFP(the unit
is 1 dBm)
 ALL: all types.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::ALMTHTYPE=<ALMTHTYPE>,OVERLOADUPTH
=<OVERLOADUPTH>,OVERLOADDOWNTH
=<OVERLOADDOWNTH>,DETECTUPTH=<DETECTUPTH>,DETECTDOWNTH=<DETECTDOWNTH>"<cr><
lf>)+;
Response Parameters
<OVERLOADUPTH> Indicates the maximum value of the upper threshold of the performance
threshold-crossing alarm. This value is the overload point of the optical
power.
<OVERLOADDOWNTH> Indicates the minimum value of the upper threshold of the performance
threshold-crossing alarm.
<DETECTUPTH> Indicates the maximum value of the lower threshold of the performance
threshold-crossing alarm.
<DETECTDOWNTH> Indicates the minimum value of the lower threshold of the performance
threshold-crossing alarm. This value is the sensitivity of the optical
power.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALMTHRNG-OC::FAC-1-1-3:C
Response Message
NE 2010-04-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-
3::ALMTHTYPE=OPR,OVERLOADUPTH=1.0,OVERLOADDOWNTH=0.0,DETECTUPTH=0.0,DETECTD
OWNTH=-4.0"
;
Related Commands
Reports alarms.
Function
This is a message that is automatically generated by the NE to inform the OS of the
occurrence of an alarm on a facility, path, or equipment.
Non-alarmed events are not reported with alarm messages. Non-alarmed events are reported
by event messages. This feature can be set by using the SET-ATTR-<MOD2> command.
Only an SC event can be changed to an alarm by using the SET-ATTR-<MOD2> command.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<sid>^<date>^<time><cr><lf>
<almcde>^<atag>^REPTÂLM^^<MOD2><cr><lf>
^^^"[<AID>]:<NTFCNCDE>,<CONDTYPE>,<SRVEFF>,[<OCRDAT>],[<OCRTM>],[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],[<MONVAL>],[<THLEV>],[<TMPER>]:[<CONDDESCR>],[<AIDDET>]:
[SN=<SN>]"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<MOD2> Indicates the second modifier of the report message, which identifies the type of
the entity that reports the fault.
<AID> Indicates the <AID> of the entity that reports the fault.
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the alarm level of <CONDTYPE>. The valid values are CR (critical
alarm), MJ (major alarm), MN (minor alarm), and CL (cleared alarm).
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the type of the alarm indication. Refer to CONDTYPE for the valid
values and descriptions of the conditions reported.
<SRVEFF> Indicates whether the alarms impact services. The valid values are:
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date when the event occurs.
<OCRTM> Indicates the time when the event occurs.
<LOCN> Indicates the location, with reference to the entity identified by the <AID>, being
performance monitored. NEND (near end) refers to alarm conditions obtained at
the identified entity. FEND (far end) refers to alarm conditions obtained at a
remote entity that is connected to the identified entity.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of monitoring relative to the entity identified by the
<AID>. The valid values are TRMT (transmit direction only) and RCV (receive
direction only). This parameter is optional.
<MONVAL> Indicates the measured value of a monitored parameter, which may contain data
related to transmission performance or circuit activity, if <CONDTYPE> is a
threshold violation. This parameter is optional.
<THLEV> Indicates the user-defined or system-specified threshold level if <CONDTYPE>
is a threshold violation. This parameter is optional.
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information if <CONDTYPE>
is in a T-x format for a threshold violation. The valid values are 15-MIN (15
minute) and 1-DAY (24 hour). This parameter is optional.
<CONDDESCR> Indicates the detailed text descriptions of the alarm condition.
<AIDDET> Indicates the supplementary equipment identification used to identify the location
of the reported trouble. This parameter is used in conjunction with <AID>.
<SN> Indicates the number of the alarm message. This parameter is valid only for
Huawei EMS.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-07-09 15:06:55
** 157 REPT ALM EQPT
"SLOT-1-1:MJ,MEA,NSA,2004-07-09,15-06-55,NEND,RCV,,,15-MIN:\"MISMATCH OF
EQUIPMENT AND ATTRIBUTES\","
;
Related Commands
Reports events.
Function
This is a message that is generated by the NE to inform the OS of the occurrence of an event
from a facility, path or equipment. This message may also report the recovery from off-
normal or faulty conditions that are reported previously in response to the REPT-EVT
command. This can be realized by using the <CONDTYPE> in the original event report and
using the value CL for <CONDEFF>.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVT^<MOD2><cr><lf>
^^^"[<AID>]:<CONDTYPE>,[<CONDEFF>],[<OCRDAT>],[<OCRTM>],[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],
, [<MONVAL>],[<THLEV>], [<TMPER>]:[<CONDDESCR>],[<AIDDET>]:[SN=<SN>]"<cr>
<lf>
Response Parameters
<MOD2> Indicates the second modifier of the message which identifies the type
of the entity that reports the fault.
<AID> Indicates the AID of the entity that reports the fault.
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the type of the event.
<CONDEFF> Indicates the effect of the event on the NE. The event may initiate a
standing condition, which can later be retrieved by using the RTRV-
COND-<MOD2> command or may initiate a transient condition that
does not change the basic condition of the NE for an extended time
period. The valid values of <CONDEFF> are CL, SC, and TC. The
default value is TC.
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm condition is being
reported and refers to the entity identified by <AID>. NEND (near end)
refers to alarm conditions obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far
end) refers to alarm conditions obtained at a remote entity that is
connected to the identified entity. Likewise, LINE[-x] refers to an
intermediate point. This parameter is optional.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the event and is relative to the entity identified
by <AID>. This parameter is optional.
<MONVAL> Indicates the monitored value and is a floating number. This parameter
is an integer and is optional.
<THLEV> Indicates the threshold value and is a floating number. This parameter is
an integer and is optional.
<TMPER> Indicates the time period for the monitoring of PM information if

<CONDTYPE> is in a T-x format for a threshold violation. The valid
values are 15-MIN and 1-DAY.
<CONDDESCR> Indicates the detailed text descriptions of the event condition.
<AIDDET> Indicates the supplementary equipment identification used to identify

the location of the reported fault. This parameter is used in conjunction
with <AID>.
<SN> Indicates the number of the SC event. This parameter is valid only for
Huawei EMS.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-07-09 15:09:05
A 160 REPT EVT EQPT
"SLOT-1-1:MEA,SC,2004-07-09,15-09-05,NEND,RCV,,,:\"MISMATCH OF EQUIPMENT
AND ATTRIBUTES\","
;
>
Related Commands
Releases an external control.
Function
This command releases an external control operation. The control can be operated
momentarily or continuously.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
RLS-EXT-CONT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[<CONTTYPE>][,<DUR>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of the external control operation. NA

The valid format is CONT-<N>.
<CONTTYPE> Indicates the type of the control operation. The valid format is NA
CONT-<CONTTYPE>.
All control operations identified by the AID parameter will be
<DUR> Indicates the duration of the external control operation (for NA

example, the duration of the relay activation).
The valid values are CONTS (continuously) and MNTRY
(momentarily, that is, 5 seconds).
This parameter will default to MNTRY if nothing is entered for
this parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RLS-EXT-CONT::CONT-7:1::CONT-AIRCOND;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-15 14:50:23
M 1 COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
Retrieves an external control.
Function
This command sends the control state of an external control operation. The command can be
used to audit the result of the OPR-EXT-CONT or RLS-EXT-CONT command.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-EXT-CONT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[<CONTTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of the external control operation. A value must NA
be entered for this parameter.
<CONTTYPE> Indicates the type of the control operation. The valid format is NA
CONT-<CONTTYPE>.
All controls identified by <AID> will be indicated if nothing is
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
<rspblk> + ;
^^^"<AID>:[<CONTTYPE>],<DUR>[,<CONSTATE>]" <cr> <lf>
Response Parameters
AID Indicates the AID of the external control operation.

CONTTYPE Indicates the type of the control operation.
DUR Indicates the duration that the external control operation can be performed.
CONSTATE Indicates the control state of the external control operation. The valid values are as
follows:
 OPER: Operated
 RLS: Released
Example
Command
RTRV-EXT-CONT::CONT-7:1;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-15 14:43:21
M 1 COMPLD
"CONT-7:CONT-AIRCOND,CONTS,RLS"
;
>
Related Commands
Performs an external control.
Function
This command performs an external control. The control can be performed momentarily or
continuously.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-EXT-CONT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[<CONTTYPE>][,<DUR>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the AID of the external control. NA

<CONTTYPE> Indicates the type of the control. The valid format is CONT- NA
<CONTTYPE>.
All controls identified by AID will be indicated if nothing is
<DUR> Indicates the duration of the external control operation (for NA

example, the duration of the relay activation).
The valid values are CONTS (continuously) and MNTRY
(momentarily, that is, 5 seconds).
This parameter will default to MNTRY if nothing is entered for

this parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-EXT-CONT::CONT-7:1::CONT-AIRCOND,CONTS;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-15 14:46:57
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves alarms of a facility or path
Function
This command retrieves and sends the current alarms associated with one or more facilities,
paths or equipment.
This command may be used to retrieve the NE information, which then may be used to
update the OS database when it is suspected that the automatic alarm messages issued by the
NE upon the REPORT ALARM command are not received or properly processed. It may
also be used to evaluate the system before or after NE maintenance.
The alarm conditions to be retrieved can be specified by using the input parameters as the
filter, that is, existing conditions satisfying all the specified input parameters will be reported
in the message response.
Environmental alarms are not expected to respond to the RTRV-ALM-ALL command. The
RTRV-ALM-ENV command is used to retrieve the environmental alarms.
Usage Note
None
Category
Alarm
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALM-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<NTFCNCDE>],[<CONDTYPE>],
[<SRVEFF>],[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> Indicates the second modifier of the retrieve command which NA

identifies the type of the entity that is retrieved.
The default value is ALL.
<AID> Indicates the AID of the entity that is retrieved. NA

If <MOD2> is set to ALL, <AID> must be left blank.
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code of the retrieved alarm. The valid NA
values are CR (Critical Alarm), MJ (Major Alarm), MN (Minor
Alarm), and CL (Cleared Alarm).
If nothing is entered for this parameter, alarms of every
notification code are retrieved.
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the alarm condition type. NA

If nothing is entered for this parameter, alarms of every type are
retrieved.
are as follows:
 NSA: indicates that the alarm does not affect the
services.
 SA: indicates that the alarm affects the services.
All values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this
parameter.
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm is being reported NA
and refers to the entity identified by <AID>. NEND (near end)
refers to PM values obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far
end) refers to PM values obtained at a remote entity that is
connected to the identified entity. All values will be retrieved if
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the alarm and is relative to the entity NA
identified by <AID>. The valid values are RCV,TRMT.All

values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information if ALL
NOTE:
If users set this parameter to 15-MIN or 1-DAY, the threshold violation
alarms of the specified period are returned. If users set this parameter to
TMP-ALL, the threshold violation alarms of all periods are returned.
If users use a default parameter, the threshold violation alarms of all
periods and common alarms without period types are returned.
Response Syntax
<SID><DATE><TIME>
M CTAG COMPLD
^^^"[<AID>][,<AIDTYPE>]:<NTFCNCDE>,<CONDTYPE>,<SRVEFF>,[<OCRDAT>],
[<OCRTM>],[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>]:[<CONDDESCR>],[<AIDDET>]:[SN=<SN>]"
Response Parameters
<AIDTYPE> Indicates the type of the access identifier (MOD2).
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code of the retrieved alarm. The valid values are CR
(Critical Alarm), MJ (Major Alarm), MN (Minor Alarm), NA (Not Alarmed),
and NR (Not Reported).
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the type of the alarm.
 NSA: indicates that the alarm does not affect the services.
 SA: indicates that the alarm affects the services.
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date when the triggering event occurs.
<OCRTM> Indicates the time when the triggering event occurs.
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm is being reported and refers to the
entity identified by <AID>.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the alarm and is relative to the entity identified by
<AID>.
<CONDDESCR> Indicates the text message associated with the alarm. It consists of no more than
63 characters.
of the reported fault. This parameter is used in conjunction with <AID>.
<SN> Indicates the number of the alarm. This parameter is valid only for Huawei EMS.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALM-ALL:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-09 17:27:49
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-9,EQPT:CR,RMV,SA,2004-07-09,14-04-44,NEND,RCV,:\"Equipment
offline or uninstalled\"," "SLOT-1-2,EQPT:MN,MEA,NSA,2004-07-09,14-43-
29,NEND,RCV,:\"Mismatch of equipment and attributes\"," "SLOT-1-
3,EQPT:MN,MEA,NSA,2004-07-09,14-43-29,NEND,RCV,:\"Mismatch of equipment and
attributes\","
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the time delay for starting an alarm or the time delay for clearing an alarm.
Function
This command retrieves the time delay for starting an alarm or the time delay for clearing an
alarm.
Usage Note
None
Category
Alarm
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALM-CONTIME:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<SID>^<YYYY-MM-DD>^<HH:MM:SS><cr><lf>
M^^<CTAG>^COMPLD<cr><lf>
^^ÊNTRYTIME=<ENTRYTIME>,CLEARTIME=<CLEARTIME><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ENTRYTIME> Indicates the time delay for starting an alarm.
<CLEARTIME> Indicates the time delay for clearing an alarm.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALM-CONTIME:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-11-19 15:18:00
M 100 COMPLD
"ENTRYTIME=2,CLEARTIME=10"
;
Related Commands
D.24.15 RTRV-DFTALMTH-<MOD2>
Retrieves the default alarm threshold.
Function
This command retrieves the default alarm threshold.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DFTALMTH-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[ALMTHTYPE=<ALMTHTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> OC, OCH, CFP,WDM NA
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. The valid format is as follows: NA

 FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH
ID>

 CFPOPR: input optical power Of CFP(the unit is 1
dBm)
 ALL: all types.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
(^^^"<AID>::ALMTHTYPE=<ALMTHTYPE>,UPTH=<UPTH>,DOWNTH=<DOWNTH>"<cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<UPTH> Indicates the upper threshold.
<DOWNTH> Indicates the lower threshold.
Example
Command
RTRV-DFTALMTH-OCH::FAC-1-1-1:C:::ALMTHTYPE=OPR;
Response Message
NE 2016-02-12 15:54:55
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-3::ALMTHTYPE=OPR,UPTH=0,DOWNTH=0.6" ;
Related Commands
None
Sets the time delay for starting an alarm or the time delay for clearing an alarm.
Function
This command edits the time delay for starting an alarm, or the time delay for clearing an
alarm.
Usage Note
None
Category
Alarm
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-ALM-CONTIME:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::[ENTRYTIME=<ENTRYTIME>],
[CLEARTIME=<CLEARTIME>];
Command Parameters
Value
<ENTRYTIME> Indicates the time delay for starting an alarm. The value must be 2
between 0 and 6 (units in seconds).
<CLEARTIME> Indicates the time delay for clearing an alarm. The value must be 10
between 0 and 20 (units in seconds).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-ALM-CONTIME:::100::ENTRYTIME=3, CLEARTIME=8;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves environmental alarms.
Function
This command requests an NE to retrieve the specified and outstanding environmental
alarms. This command can be used to retrieve NE information, which then may be used to
update an OS environmental alarm database.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALM-ENV:[<TID>]:[<ENVAID>]:<CTAG>::[<NTFCNCDE>],[<ALMTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<ENVAID> Indicates the AID of the input switch for environment NA

monitoring. All values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for
this parameter.
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code of the retrieved alarm. The valid NA
values are CR (critical alarm), MJ (major alarm), and MN (minor
alarm). All values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this
parameter.
<ALMTYPE> Indicates the alarm type for the environmental alarm. All values NA
will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
[^^^"<AID>:<NTFCNCDE>,<ALMTYPE>,[<OCRDAT>],[<OCRTM>][,<ALMMSG>]:[SN=<SN>]"
<cr> <lf>]
;
Response Parameters
(critical alarm), MJ (major alarm), and MN (minor alarm).
<ALMTYPE> Indicates the environmental alarm type.
<OCRDAT> Indicates the date when the environmental alarm occurs.
<OCRTM> Indicates the time when the environmental alarm occurs.
<ALMMSG> Indicates the text message associated with the environmental alarm. It consists
of no more than 63 characters.
<SN> Indicates the number of the alarm message. This parameter is valid only for
Huawei EMS.
Example
Command
rtrv-alm-env:::3;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-02 16:57:47
M 3 COMPLD
"ENV-1:MJ,AIRCOND,2004-07-02,16-40-47,\"\""
"ENV-5:MJ,AIRCOND,2004-07-02,16-43-17,\"\""
;
Related Commands
Reports environmental alarms.
Function
This is a message that is automatically generated by the NE to inform the OS of the
occurrence of an environmental alarm.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
<ALMCODE>^<atag>^REPTÂLMÊNV<cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>:<NTFCNCDE>,<ALMTYPE>,[<OCRDAT>],[<OCRTM>]:[<ALMMSG>],
[SN=<SN>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ALMCODE> Indicates the attributes of the automatic message based on its action priority.
Valid values in descending order of severities are as follows: *C Critical
alarm, ** Major alarm, *^ Minor alarm, and A^ Automatic Message.
<AID> Indicates the AID of the environment monitoring switch.
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code associated with <ALMTYPE>. The valid
values are CR (critical alarm), MJ (major alarm), MN (minor alarm), and CL
(cleared alarm).
<ALMTYPE> Indicates the alarm type.
<ALMMSG> Indicates the text message associated with the environmental alarm. It consists
<SN> Indicates the number of the alarm message. This parameter is only valid for
Huawei EMS.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NEW-NE 2014-09-02 18:47:25
*C 4095 REPT ALM ENV
"ENV-1:CR,AIRCOND,2014-09-02,18-47-25,\"Air-condition out of
service\":SN=480016"
;
>
Related Commands
Retrieves the attribute that the event is reported automatically.
Function
This command instructs an NE to send the current notification code associated with the
specified events. This attribute governs whether the event is reported automatically by the
NE. upon each occurrence of the event.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ATTR-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<NTFCNCDE>],[<CONDTYPE>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<SRVEFF>];
Command Parameters
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code specifies the type of notification NA

to be generated by an NE upon the occurrence of the event
described in <CONDTYPE>. All values will be retrieved if
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the type of event for which a notification attribute NA

(<NTFCNCDE>) is being changed. All values will be retrieved
if nothing is entered for this parameter.

being reported and refers to the entity identified by the AID.
NEND (near end) refers to PM values obtained at the identified
entity. FEND (far end) refers to PM values obtained at a distant
entity that is connected to the identified entity. Likewise,
LINE[-x] refers to an intermediate point. All values will be

the entity identified by the AID. All values will be retrieved if
<TMPER> Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information NA

if the <CONDTYPE> is in a T-x format for a threshold
violation.
It must be left blank. Otherwise, "PARAMETER ERROR" will
be returned.
for <SRVEFF> are as follows:
A null value is equivalent to ALL.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
<rspblk> + ;
^^^"<AID>[,<AIDTYPE>]:[<NTFCNCDE>],<CONDTYPE>,
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>][,<SRVEFF>]" <cr> <lf>
Response Parameters
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code specifies the type of notification to be generated
by an NE upon the occurrence of the event described in <CONDTYPE>.
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the type of event for which a notification attribute (<NTFCNCDE>) is
being changed.
a distant entity that is connected to the identified entity. Likewise, LINE[-x]
refers to an intermediate point.
identified by the AID.
<SRVEFF> Indicates whether the alarms impact services. The valid values for <SRVEFF>
are as follows:
Example
Command
RTRV-ATTR-EQPT::SLOT-1-5:c::COMM-FAIL,NEND,,,NSA;
Response Message
NE127-100 1990-01-07 13:50:17
M C COMPLD
"SLOT-1-5,EQPT:MJ,COMM-FAIL,NEND,,,NSA"
;
>
Related Commands
Edits the attributes and state of an alarmed or non-alarmed event.
Function
This command instructs an NE to set the notification code associated with the specified
event. This attribute determines whether the event is reported automatically by the NE upon
each occurrence of the event. For events reported automatically, this command also specifies
whether the event notification is alarmed (reported with a REPORT ALARM) or non-
alarmed (reported with a REPORT EVENT).
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-ATTR-<MOD2>: [<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<NTFCNCDE>],[<CONDTYPE>],
[<LOCN>],[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>],[<SRVEFF>];
Command Parameters
Paramete Description Defa
r ult
Valu
e

 .
ALL,100GETH,3GSDI,3GSDIRBR,40GETH,ANY,CBR10G,CFP,COM,DVB
ASI,EC,EQPT,ESCON
 .
FC100,FC1000,FC1200,FC200,FC400,FC800,FDDI,FETH,FICON,FICON10G
,FICON4G,FICON8G
 .
FICONEXP,GETH,HDSDI,HDSDIRBR,IBDDR,IBSDR,ISC1G,ISC2G,MCAC
HN,OC,OC12,OC192,OC3
 .
OC48,OC768,OCH,ODU0,ODU0TCM1,ODU0TCM2,ODU0TCM3,ODU0TC
M4,ODU0TCM5,ODU0TCM6,ODU1
 .
ODU1TCM1,ODU1TCM2,ODU1TCM3,ODU1TCM4,ODU1TCM5,ODU1TC
M6,ODU2,ODU2TCM1,ODU2TCM2
 .
ODU2TCM3,ODU2TCM4,ODU2TCM5,ODU2TCM6,ODU3,ODU3TCM1,O
DU3TCM2,ODU3TCM3,ODU3TCM4
 .
ODU3TCM5,ODU3TCM6,ODU4,ODU4TCM1,ODU4TCM2,ODU4TCM3,O
DU4TCM4,ODU4TCM5 ,ODU4TCM6
 .
Paramete Description Defa
r ult
Valu
e
ODU5G,ODU5GTCM1,ODU5GTCM2,ODU5GTCM3,ODU5GTCM4,ODU5
GTCM5,ODU5GTCM6,ODUFLEX,ODUFLEXTCM1
 .
ODUFLEXTCM2,ODUFLEXTCM3,ODUFLEXTCM4,ODUFLEXTCM5,OD
UFLEXTCM6,OMS,OSC,OTS,OTU1,OTU2,OTU3
 .
OTU4,OTU5G,PL,SDI,STM1,STM16,STM256,STM4,STM64,WDM,XGETH,
CFPS,OCS,OCHM,OCHS,E1PORT
<NTFCN Indicates the notification code that specifies the type of notification to be generated NA
CDE> by an NE upon the occurrence of the event described in <CONDTYPE>. The
<CONDT Indicates the type of event for which a notification attribute (<NTFCNCDE>) is NA
YPE> being changed. The parameter is optional.
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm condition is being reported and NA
obtained at the identified entity. FEND (far end) refers to PM values obtained at a
remote entity that is connected to the identified entity. Likewise, LINE[-x] refers to
an intermediate point. The parameter is optional.
NOTE:
This parameter cannot be modified.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the alarm condition and is relative to the entity identified NA
by the AID. The parameter is optional.
NOTE:
<TMPER Indicates the accumulation time period for the PM information if the NA
> <CONDTYPE> is in a T-x format for a threshold violation.
NOTE:
It is reserved for future use and thus must be left blank. Otherwise "PARAMETER
ERROR" will be returned.
<SRVEF Indicates whether the alarms impact services. The valid values for <SRVEFF> are NA
F> as follows:
NOTE:
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-ATTR-OC48::FAC-1-2-1:1::CR,LOS,NEND,RCV,,SA;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 06:07:54
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the attributes of environmental alarms.
Function
This command sends the attributes associated with an environmental alarm. These attributes
are included when an environmental alarm is reported or retrieved.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ATTR-ENV:[<TID>]:<ENVAID>:<CTAG>::[<NTFCNCDE>],[<ALMTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<ENVAID> Indicates the access identifier. NA

For 6800A and 8800A equipment, the range of the value is from
ENV-1 to ENV-16; For 3800A equipment, the range of the
value is from ENV-1 to ENV-6.
A value must be entered for this parameter.
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code, which specifies the type of the NA
the event described in <CONDTYPE>. The valid values are CR
(critical alarm), MJ (major alarm), and MN (minor alarm).
<ALMTYPE> Indicates the type of the environmental alarm. All values will be NA
For alarm types, refer to ALARMTYPE
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
<rspblk> + ;
where <rspblk>has the format:
^^^"<AID>:[<NTFCNCDE>,<ALMTYPE>[,<ALMMSG>][,<DEFAULTSTATE>]]" <cr> <lf>
The normal response MUST contain at least one occurrence of <rspblk>.It is
allowed to contain multiple <rspblk>s if applicable.
Response Parameters
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code, which specifies the type of the notification to
be generated by an NE upon the occurrence of the event described in
<CONDTYPE>.
The valid values are CR (critical alarm), MJ (major alarm), and MN (minor
alarm).
<ALMTYPE> Indicates the type of the environmental alarm.

For alarm types, refer to ALARMTYPE
<ALMMSG> Indicates the text message associated with the environmental alarm specified
by <AID>.
It is a string with no more than 63 characters enclosed within a pair of escape
quotes.
A null value means there are not any message texts for the environmental
alarm.
<DEFAULTSTATE> Indicates the default state of an external control operation. The valid values
are NC and NO.
 NC: Normal Close
 NO: Normal Open
Example
Command
RTRV-ATTR-ENV::ENV-1:1;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-15 14:56:12
M 1 COMPLD
"ENV-1:CR,AIRCOND,\"smog_alarm\""
;
>
Related Commands
Sets the attributes of an environmental alarm. These attributes are included when an
environmental alarm is reported or retrieved.
Function
This command sets the attributes of an environmental alarm. These attributes are included
when an environmental alarm is reported or retrieved.
An alarm should be unProvisioninged and users should wait for any raised alarm to clear
before reProvisioning the alarm to another alarm type.
If the <NTFCNCDE>, <ALMTYPE>, and <ALMMSG> parameters are omitted, the
environmental alarm specified by <AID> is unProvisioninged.
Usage Note
A null value for <NTFCNCDE>, <ALMTYPE>, and <ALMMSG> unassigns the value of
these three parameters; otherwise a null value for <NTFCNCDE> leaves it unchanged.
Category
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-ATTR-ENV:[<TID>]:<ENVAID>:<CTAG>::[<NTFCNCDE>],[<ALMTYPE>],
[<ALMMSG>],[<DEFAULTSTATE>];
Command Parameters
Value
<ENVAID> Indicates the access identifier. NA

For 6800A and 8800A equipment, the range of the value is
from ENV-1 to ENV-16; For 3800A equipment, the range of
the value is from ENV-1 to ENV-6.
<NTFCNCDE> Indicates the notification code that specifies the type of NA

the event described in <CONDTYPE>.
The valid values are CR (critical alarm), MJ (major alarm),
and MN (minor alarm).
<ALMTYPE> Indicates the alarm type of the environmental alarm. NA

For alarm types, refer to ALARMTYPE.
<ALMMSG> Indicates the text message associated with the environmental NA

alarm specified by the <ENVAID> parameter.
The content of <ALMMSG> should be contained in a text
string of no more than 63 characters enclosed within a pair of
escape quotes.
<DEFAULTSTATE> Indicates the default state of an external control operation. The NA

valid values are NC and NO.
 NO: Normal Open
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-ATTR-ENV::ENV-1:1::CR,AIRCOND,"smog_alarm";
Response Message
NE 2004-07-15 14:56:06
M 1 COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
Retrieves the attributes of external control operations.
Function
This command retrieves the attributes associated with an external control operation. These
attributes are used when an external control operation is performed or released.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ATTR-CONT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[<CONTTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the external control for which attributes are being NA
retrieved. A value must be entered for AID.
<CONTTYPE> Indicates the type of the external control. All values will be All
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
[^^^"<AID>:[<CONTTYPE>][,<DEFAULTSTATE>]" <cr> <lf>]
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the external control for which attributes are being retrieved
<CONTTYPE> Indicates the type of the external control. The valid format is CONT-
<CONTTYPE>.
If a value is not entered for this parameter, a control type will not be
assigned.
<DEFAULTSTATE> Indicates the default state of an external control operation. The valid values
are NC and NO.
 NO: Normal Open
Example
Command
RTRV-ATTR-CONT:HWNE:CONT-7:100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-05 20:02:00
M 1 COMPLD
"CONT-7:CONT-AIRCOND"
>
Related Commands
Sets the attributes associated with an external control operation.
Function
These attributes are used when an external control operation is performed or released.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-ATTR-CONT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::[<CONTTYPE>][,<DEFAULTSTATE>];
Command Parameters
Value
<AID> Indicates the external control operation for which attributes are NA
being retrieved. A value must be entered for this parameter.
<CONTTYPE> Indicates the type of external control operation. The valid NA

format is CONT-<CONTTYPE>.
For external control operation types, refer to CONTTYPE.
<DEFAULTSTATE> Indicates the default state of an external control operation. The NA

valid values are NC and NO.
 NO: Normal Open
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-ATTR-CONT::CONT-7:1::CONT-AIRCOND;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-15 14:52:58
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the attributes of the external control.
Function
This command sends the output period associated with an external control operation. The
output period is used when an external control operation is performed or released.
Usage Note
None
Category
Alarm
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ATTR-CONTTM:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the access identifier of the external control NA

operation to be retrieved.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<CONTAID>:<ALMPERIOD>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<CONTAID> Indicates the access identifier of the external operation to be retrieved.

<ALMPERIOD> Indicates the value of the output period.
Example
Command
RTRV-ATTR-CONTTM::CONT-7:100
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"CONT-7:300"
Related Commands
Sets the output period associated with an external control operation. The output period is used
when an external control operation is performed or released.
Function
This command edits the output period associated with an external control operation.
Usage Note
None
Category
Alarm
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
SET-ATTR-CONTTM:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<PERIOD>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the external control operation for which the NA

attributes are being retrieved. A value must be entered for this
parameter.
<PERIOD> Indicates the value of the output period. The output period 300
must be between 300 ms and 10000 ms. The unit of time is
expressed in milliseconds, and the step length is 100 ms.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-ATTR-CONTTM::CONT-7:100::300;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves alarm standing conditions.
Function
This command retrieves the current standing condition and state associated with an entity.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-COND-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<CONDTYPE>],[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>];
Command Parameters

The valid value is ALL.

If <MOD2> is set to ALL, it must be left blank.

All values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm condition is being NA
reported and refers to the entity identified by <AID>. NEND (near
end) refers to alarm conditions obtained at the identified entity.
FEND (far end) refers to alarm conditions obtained at a remote
entity that is connected to the identified entity. All values will be

<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the alarm condition and is relative to the NA
entity identified by <AID>. The valid values are RCV,TRMT. All
values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.
the <CONDTYPE> is in the format T-x for a threshold violation.
NOTE:
If users set this parameter to 15-MIN or 1-DAY, the threshold violation
alarms of the specified period are returned. If users set this parameter to
TMP-ALL, the threshold violation alarms of all periods are returned.
If users use a default parameter, the threshold violation alarms of all
periods and common alarms without period types are returned.
Response Syntax
<SID><DATE><TIME>
M CTAG COMPLD
^^^"<AID>[,<AIDTYPE>]:[<NTFCNCDE>],<CONDTYPE>,[<SRVEFF>],[<OCRDAT>],
;
Response Parameters
(Critical Alarm), MJ (Major Alarm), MN (Minor Alarm), NA (Not Alarmed),
NR (Not Reported).
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the alarm condition type.
<LOCN> Indicates the single location for which an alarm condition is being reported
and refers to the entity identified by <AID>.
identified by <AID>.
<CONDDESCR> Indicates the text message associated with the alarm condition. It consists of
<AIDDET> Indicates the supplementary equipment identification used to identify the

location of the reported fault. This parameter is used in conjunction with
<AID>.
<SN> Indicates the number of the SC event message. This parameter is valid only
for Huawei EMS.
Example
Command
RTRV-COND-EQPT::SLOT-1-3:1::RMV,NEND,RCV;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 05:54:51
M 1 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-3,EQPT:CR,RMV,SA,2004-11-09,05-36-39,NEND,RCV,:\"Equipment
offline or uninstalled\","
;>
Related Commands
D.24.28 OPR-ACO-ALL
Cuts off all audible alarms.
Function
This command cuts off audible alarm indications without changing local alarm indications.
This command is applicable to only the current alarms and does not impact future audible
alarms on the NE. The NE should be able to transmit its current alarms or status conditions if
the NE is retrieved by the OS.
Usage Note
None
Category
Environment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
OPR-ACO-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-ACO-ALL:::1;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 09:01:13
M 1 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.24.29 OPR-ALM-CONFIRM
Confirm the TL1 alm.
Function
The command is to confirm the TL1 alm.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALM
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
OPR-ALM-CONFIRM:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<ALM_NOTIFYID>;
Command Parameters
<ALM_NOTIFYID> the notify id of alm that needs to confirm. NA

Support one or more alm to confirm.
For example:
OPR-ALM-CONFIRM:::100::1;
OPR-ALM-CONFIRM:::100::1&2&16;
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-ALM-CONFIRM:::100::1&2&16;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
D.24.30 RTRV-ALM-CONFIRM
Retrieves whether enable the function of TL1 alm confirm.
Function
This command retrieves whether enable the function of TL1 alm confirm.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALM
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALM-CONFIRM:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<ENFLAG><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ENFLAG> whether enable the function of TL1 alm confirm,ENABLE/DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALM-CONFIRM:::100;
Response Message
NE 2010-04-24 17:47:13
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
;
D.24.31 ED-ALM-CONFIRM
Enable the function of TL1 alm confirm.
Function
This command enable the function of TL1 alm confirm.The user who longin the NE just can
set the attribute for himself.When he logout,the attribute of his own will be disable.It needs
that he resets the attribute when he login again.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALM
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
ED-ALM-CONFIRM:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<ENFLAG>;
Command Parameters
<ENFLAG> whether enable the function of TL1 alm NA

confirm,ENABLE/DISABLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-ALM-CONFIRM:::100::ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2010-04-24 17:47:26
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.24.32 RTRV-COND-FROMBD
Retrieves alarm standing conditions by board.
Function
This command retrieves the current standing condition and state associated with an board.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-COND-FROMBD:[<TID>]:<ALMBID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<ALMBID> Indicates the board of the entity that is retrieved. NA
Response Syntax
<SID><DATE><TIME>
M CTAG COMPLD
^^^"<AID>[,<AIDTYPE>]:[<NTFCNCDE>],<ALMSTATE>,<CONDTYPE>,[<SRVEFF>],
[<OCRDAT>],[<OCRTM>],[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>]:<PARALEN>,<APPPARALEN>,<INPARALEN>:<PARAINFO>"
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the board id.
(Critical Alarm), MJ (Major Alarm), MN (Minor Alarm), NA (Not Alarmed), and
NR (Not Reported),and CL (Cleared Alarm).
<ALMSTATE> Indicates the alarm state.The valid values are
START,CONTINUE,END,INHIBITED,NOT_MONITOR,START_WOBBLE,EN
D_WOBBLE.
refers to the entity identified by <AID>.The valid values are NEND,FEND.
<DIRN> Indicates the direction of the alarm condition and is relative to the entity identified
by <AID>.The valid values are RCV,TRMT.
<PARALEN> Indicates the parameter information length.
<APPPARALE Indicates the append parameter information length.

N>
<INPARALEN Indicates the inner parameter information length.

>
<PARAINFO> Indicates the para's information content.
Example
Command
RTRV-COND-FROMBD::SLOT-1-3:1;
Response Message
NE 2004-11-09 05:54:51
M 1 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-3,EQPT:CR,START,RMV,SA,2004-11-09,05-36-39,NEND,RCV:2,0,0:00 03"
;>
Related Commands
D.24.33 RTRV-ALLCOND-<MOD2>
Retrieves alarm standing conditions.
Function
This command retrieves the current standing condition and state associated with an entity.
Usage Note
None
Category
ALM
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-ALLCOND-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<CONDTYPE>],[<LOCN>],
[<DIRN>],[<TMPER>];
Command Parameters


being reported and refers to the entity identified by AID. NEND
(near end) refers to alarm conditions obtained at the identified
entity. FEND (far end) refers to alarm conditions obtained at a
remote entity that is connected to the identified entity. All values
will be retrieved if nothing is entered for this parameter.

the entity identified by AID. All values will be retrieved if
the CONDTYPE is in the format T-x for a threshold violation. If
users set this parameter to 15-MIN or 1-DAY, the threshold
violation alarms of the specified period are returned. If users set
this parameter to TMP-ALL, the threshold violation alarms of all
periods are returned. If users use a default parameter, the
threshold violation alarms of all periods and common alarms
without period types are returned.
Response Syntax
<SID><DATE><TIME>
M CTAG COMPLD
^^^"[<AID>][,<AIDTYPE>]:<NTFCNCDE>,<CONDTYPE>,<SRVEFF>,<ALMSTA>,[<OCRDAT>],
Response Parameters
(Critical Alarm), MJ (Major Alarm), MN (Minor Alarm), and CL (Cleared
Alarm).
NSA: The condition does not affect the services. SA: The condition affects the
services.
<ALMSTA> Indicates state of the retrieved alarm. The valid values are as follows: START,
INHIBIT, INVERSE, INHIBITING, or INH-INV.
refers to the entity identified by AID.
identified by AID.
CONDTYPE is in a T-x format for a threshold violation.
<CONDDESCR> Indicates the text message associated with the alarm condition. It consists of no
more than 63 characters.
of the reported fault. This parameter is used in conjunction with AID.
<SN> Indicates the number of the SC event message. This parameter is valid only for
Huawei EMS.
Example
Command
RTRV-ALLCOND-EQPT::SLOT-1-3:1::RMV,NEND,RCV;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-09 17:27:49
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-3,EQPT:CR,RMV,SA,2004-07-09,14-04-44,NEND,RCV,:"Equipment
offline or uninstalled"
;
Related Commands
D.25 System Log Management

This section lists commands which used to manage system log.
D.25.1 DLT-SYSLOG-SERVER
Delete the server which receives the syslog.
Function
This command is issued to delete the server which receives the syslog.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-SYSLOG-SERVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SYSLOG_SERVER_IP>;
Command Parameters
<SYSLOG_SERVER_IP> the ip of the server which receives the syslog. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SYSLOG-SERVER:::100::129.9.0.1;
Response Message
TNE1505 2010-04-25 17:47:26
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.25.2 ED-SYSLOG-SERVER
Modify the attribute of the server which receives the syslog.
Function
This command is issued to modify the attribute of the server which receives the syslog.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SYSLOG-SERVER:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SYSLOG_SERVER_IP>,<SYSLOG_SEND_MODE>,<SYSLOG_SE
RVER_PORT>;
Command Parameters
<SYSLOG_SERVER_IP> the ip of the server which receives the syslog NA
<SYSLOG_SEND_MODE> the send mode of syslog.The value is UDP or NA

TCP or TLS.
<SYSLOG_SERVER_PORT> the port of the server which receives the syslog NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SYSLOG-SERVER:::100::129.9.0.1,UDP,514;
Response Message
TNE1505 2010-04-25 17:47:26
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.25.3 ENT-SYSLOG-SERVER
Add the server to receive the syslog.
Function
This command is issued to add the server to receive the syslog.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SYSLOG-SERVER:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SYSLOG_SERVER_IP>,<SYSLOG_SEND_MODE>,<SYSLOG_SE
RVER_PORT>;
Command Parameters
<SYSLOG_SERVER_IP> the ip of the server which receives the syslog. NA
<SYSLOG_SEND_MODE> the send mode of syslog.The value is UDP or NA

TCP or TLS.
<SYSLOG_SERVER_PORT> the port of the server which receives the NA

syslog.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SYSLOG-SERVER:::100::129.9.0.1,UDP,514;
Response Message
TNE1505 2010-04-25 17:47:26
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.25.4 RTRV-SYSLOG-SERVER
Retrieve the server list which receives the syslog.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the server list which receives the syslog.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SYSLOG-SERVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<SYSLOG_SERVER_IP>,<SYSLOG_SEND_MODE>,<SYSLOG_SERVER_PORT><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SYSLOG_SERVER_IP> the ip of the server which receives the syslog.The value is UDP or
TCP or TLS.
<SYSLOG_SEND_MODE> the send mode of syslog.
<SYSLOG_SERVER_PORT> the port of the server which receives the syslog.
Example
Command
RTRV-SYSLOG-SERVER:::100;
Response Message
TNE1505 2010-04-24 17:47:13
M 100 COMPLD
"129.9.0.1,UDP,514"
"129.9.0.2,TCP,601"
"129.9.0.3,TCP,601"
;
Related Commands
D.23.9 SET-PMDAY
D.25.5 ED-SYSLOG-STATE
Enable the function of syslog.
Function
This command enable the function of syslog.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SYSLOG-STATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SYSLOG_ENFLAG>;
Command Parameters
<SYSLOG_ENFLAG> whether enable the function of NA

syslog,ENABLE/DISABLE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SYSLOG-STATE:::100::ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2010-04-24 17:47:26
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.25.6 RTRV-SYSLOG-STATE
Retrieve whether enable the function of syslog.
Function
This command retrieves whether enable the function of syslog.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SYSLOG-STATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<ENFLAG><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ENFLAG> whether enable the function of syslog.
Example
Command
RTRV-SYSLOG-STATE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2010-04-24 17:47:13
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
;
D.25.7 DLT-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP
Delete the facility and the severity of the log which will transfer to the syslog server.
Function
This command is issued to delete the facility and the severity of the log which will transfer to
the syslog server.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SYSLOG_FACILITY>,<SYSLOG_SEVERITY>;
Command Parameters
<SYSLOG_FACILITY> the facility of the log which will transfer to the NA

syslog server.The value is 4 or 16.
<SYSLOG_SEVERITY> the severity of the log which will transfer to the NA

syslog server.The value range is 0 to 7,or Oxff
represents all.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP:::100::4,1;
Response Message
TNE1505 2010-04-24 17:47:26
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.25.8 ENT-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP
Add the facility and the severity of the log which will transfer to the syslog server.
Function
This command is issued to add the facility and the severity of the log which will transfer to
the syslog server.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SYSLOG_FACILITY>,<SYSLOG_SEVERITY>;
Command Parameters
<SYSLOG_FACILITY> the facility of the log which will transfer to the NA

syslog server.The value is 4 or 16.
<SYSLOG_SEVERITY> the severity of the log which will transfer to the NA

syslog server.The value range is 0 to 7,or 0xff
represents all.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP:::100::4,1;
Response Message
TNE1505 2010-04-24 17:47:26
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.25.9 RTRV-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP
Retrieve the list of the facility and the severity of the log which will transfer to the syslog
server.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the list of the facility and the severity of the log which
will transfer to the syslog server.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^FACILITY=<SYSLOG_FACILITY>,SEVERITY=<SYSLOG_SEVERITY><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SYSLOG_FACILITY> the facility of the log which will transfer to the syslog server.The value is
4 or 16.
<SYSLOG_SEVERITY> the severity of the log which will transfer to the syslog server.
Example
Command
RTRV-SYSLOG-LOGGROUP:::100;
Response Message
TNE1505 2010-04-24 17:47:13
M 100 COMPLD
"FACILITY=4,SEVERITY=0"
;
Related Commands
D.23.9 SET-PMDAY
D.25.10 DLT-SYSLOG-CERT
Delete the CA certificate of given server which receives the syslog.
Function
This command is issued to delete the CA certificate of given server which receives the
syslog.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-SYSLOG-CERT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SYSLOG_CERT_NAME>;
Command Parameters
<SYSLOG_CERT_NAME> the name of the CA certificate of given server NA

which receices the syslog.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SYSLOG-CERT:::100::"CA0.CRT";
Response Message
TNE1505 2010-04-25 17:47:26
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.25.11 RTRV-SYSLOG-CERT
Retrieve the CA certificate list of servers which receives the syslog.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve the CA certificate list of servers which receives the
syslog.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSLOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SYSLOG-CERT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<SYSLOG_CERT_NAME>,<SYSLOG_CERT_BEGINTIME>,<SYSLOG_CERT_ENDTIME>,<SYSLOG
_CERT_ISSUER><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SYSLOG_CERT_NAME> The name of the CA certificate.

<SYSLOG_CERT_BEGINTIME> Begin time of the expiration date.
<SYSLOG_CERT_ENDTIME> End time of the expiration date.
<SYSLOG_CERT_ISSUER> The name of the entity it identifies
Example
Command
RTRV-SYSLOG-CERT:::S;
Response Message
2013-11-16 01:35:25
M S COMPLD
"CA0.CRT,2009-01-09 09-45-12,2019-01-07 09-45-12,Huawei"
;
Related Commands
D.23.9 SET-PMDAY
D.25.12 RTRV-LOG-OCP
Retrieves the OCP event records.
Function
This command retrieves the OCP event records.
Usage Note
None
Category
equipment
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOG-OCP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ^^^"<OCPLOG>";
Response Parameters
<OCPLOG> Indicates the event records of OCP.
Example
Command
RTRV-LOG-OCP:::100;
Response Message
NE-122-23 2014-03-17 10:55:02
M K COMPLD
"OCPLOG";
Related Commands
None
D.26 Configuring LPT
This section lists the commands used to configure the LPT function.
D.26.1 ED-LPT
Edits the LPT function.
Function
This command edits the LPT function.
Usage Note
None
Category
Equipment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-LPT:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LPTENABLE>:[RFSHUTLSR=<RFLPTSHUTLSR>];
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid NA

ID>.
<LPTENABLE> Indicates whether the LPT function is enabled. The DISABLE

<RFSHUTLSR> indicates whether REMOTE-FAULT is the LPT NA

condition to shut laser. It can be ENABLE and
DISABLE
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-LPT::FAC-1-1-1:100::ENABLE;
ED-LPT::FAC-1-1-1:100:::RFSHUTLSR=DISABLE;
Response Message
NE 2014-06-23 11:37:18
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.26.2 RTRV-LPT
D.26.2 RTRV-LPT
Retrieves the LPT function.
Function
This command retrieves all attributes of the LPT function.
Usage Note
None
Category
Equipment
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LPT:[<TID>]:[<AID >]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>-<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ^^^
(" <AID>::LPTENABLE=<LPTENABLE>:RFSHUTLSR=<RFLPTSHUTLSR> ")
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-
<LPTENABLE> Indicates the status of the LPT function. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE.
<RFSHUTLSR> indicates whether REMOTE-FAULT is the LPT condition to shut laser. It can be
ENABLE and DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-LPT::FAC-1-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-1-1::LPTENABLE=ENABLE:RFSHUTLSR=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.26.1 ED-LPT
D.27 Configuring Loopback
This section lists the commands used to check the connection between two points by the
loopback method.
Operates a loopback at a specified port or on a specified path.
Function
This command instructs an NE to operate a loopback at a specified port or on a specified
path. The loopback performs either at the near or far end of the line. The specified entity must
be in a state that allows a loopback to occur; otherwise, the NE will return an error response.
Usage Note
To operate a loopback, the state of the port/path must be OOS-MA, MT. Use D.6.29 RMV-
<MOD2> to change the state of the specified port/path to the out of service - maintenance
state (OOS-MA, MT).
This command cannot be used to loop back an Ethernet link.
Category
Loopback
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-LPBK-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::,,,[<LPBKTYPE>];
Command Parameters
<MOD2> OC, OCH, ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODUflex, OSC, WDM, NA

EC, CFP,OCHM,E1PORT.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the port or path. NA
If <AID> is the ID of the path, it indicates the cross-connect
loopback.
<PORT ID>-<PATH/CHANNEL ID>
<PORT ID>
Refer to OC, OCH ODUN and OSC for the valid values of
<LPBKTYPE> Indicates the loopback mode. FACILITY

The valid values are FACILITY and TERMINAL.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
OPR-LPBK-OCH::FAC-1-7-1:c::,,,FACILITY;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.29 RMV-<MOD2>
D.6.30 RST-<MOD2>
Releases the loopback at a specified port or on a specified path.
Function
This command instructs an NE to release a loopback on a specified port or path.
Usage Note
Users can configure the port or path by using D.6.30 RST-<MOD2> to exit the maintenance
state after releasing the loopback on a specified port or path.
Category
Loopback
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RLS-LPBK-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<MOD2> OC, OCH, ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODUFLEX, OSC, WDM, NA

EC, CFP,OCHM,E1PORT.
NA
<AID> Indicates the access identifier of the port.
FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-

<PATH/CHANNEL ID>
FAC/CLNT/SRVN-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
RLS-LPBK-OCH::FAC-1-6-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-06-01 15:38:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.29 RMV-<MOD2>
D.6.30 RST-<MOD2>
Retrieves the loopback state of the port or channel.
Function
This command retrieves the loopback state of the port or channel.
Usage Note
None
Category
Loopback
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LPBK-<MOD2>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the access identifier that identifies the facility. NA

<AID>
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::LPBKTYPE=<LPBKTYPE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MOD2> OC, OCH, ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODUFLEX, OSC, WDM, EC,
CFP,OCHM,E1PORT.
<AID> Indicates the access identifier that identifies the Ethernet facility. The valid
<CHANNEL ID>
<LPBKTYPE> Indicates the loopback type. The valid values are FACILITY and
TERMINAL.
Example
Command
RTRV-LPBK-OC::FAC-1-2-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 13:40:05
M 100 COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-1::LPBKTYPE=FACILITY"
;
Related Commands
D.27.4 ED-BDXCLOOP
Edits the board's cross-connection loopback function.
Function
This command edits the board's cross-connection loopback function.
Usage Note
None
Category
Equipment
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-BDXCLOOP:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LOOPENABLE>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid NA

format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<LOOPENABLE> Indicates whether the board's cross-connection DISABLE

loopback function is enabled. The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-BDXCLOOP::SLOT-1-1:100::ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the board's cross-connection loopback function.
Function
This command retrieves all attributes of the board's cross-connection loopback function.
Usage Note
None
Category
Equipment
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-BDXCLOOP:[<TID>]:[<AID >]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT
ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ^^^
(" <AID>::BDXCLOOP=<LOOPENABLE> ")
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-
<LOOPENABLE> Indicates the status of the board's cross-connection loopback function. The valid
Example
Command
RTRV-BDXCLOOP::SLOT-1-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
"SLOT-1-1::BDXCLOOP=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.27.4 ED-BDXCLOOP
D.28 Connection Test
This section lists the commands used to test the connection by transmitting and detecting the
bit sequence between two points.
Sets up the bit sequence test connection.
Function
This command sets up the bit sequence test connection and the necessary parameters for the
internal bit sequence generator and detector.
Usage Note
OTUN includes OTU1, OTU2, OTU3, OTU4 and OTU5G. ODUN includes ODU2. OCN
includes OC3, OC12, OC48, OC192 and OC768. STMN includes STM1, STM4, STM16,
STM64 and STM256. They refer to the PRBS signals that the SONET card
generates,E1PORT.
 A corresponding sustained condition is raised during the test. When the elapsed time
in the REPT event is equal to the duration assigned by the CONN-TST-
<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN> command, the test status (running or stop, indicating
whether the corresponding facility is under the bit sequence test) can be determined
and the test connection can be released automatically.
 When the test signals are unframing, the opposite side must be set to the PRBS mode.
The OCN/STMN PRBS frame header that the SONET card generates is incorrect.
Hence, when the SONET card is used for the PRBS test, the PRBS test function of
the corresponding service add/drop channels should be enabled so that the
nonstandard OCN/STMN PRBS frame header can be received.
 The port must be in the maintenance state before this command is executed.
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
CONN-TST-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/E1PORT>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::
[TSTMOD],[<TSTSIG>],[<DIR>],[<DUR>][<RI>];
Command Parameters
Default
<AID> Indicates the access identifier of the ports. NA

Refer to TST for the valid values of <AID> for specific units.
<TSTMOD> Indicates the test mode. The valid values are as follows: SPLTE
 SPLTE: transmitting PRBS to the port side
 SPLTF: transmitting PRBS to the system side
<TSTSIG> Indicates the test signal type. The valid values are PRBS and NULL- PRBS
CLIENT.
NOTE:
NULL-CLIENT is only valid for OTUN.
<DIR> Indicates the direction of PRBS test. The valid value is IN or OUT. OUT
IN indicates the test is towards inside the port. OUT indicates the test is
Default
towards outside the port.
<DUR> Indicates the duration of the bit sequence test (in seconds). 0
The expected time ranges from 0 to 9999*60 seconds.
"0" (CO) indicates that the test will continue until terminated by
the D.28.3 DISC-TST-
<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/40GETH/100GETH/E1PORT> command.
This parameter is valid only when <TSTSIG> is set to PRBS.
<RI> Indicates the report interval in seconds. The valid value ranges from 1 to 1
3600.
This parameter is valid only when <TSTSIG> is set to PRBS.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
CONN-TST-OTU1::FAC-1-3-1:C::,PRBS;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.28.2 CONN-TST-<40GETH/100GETH>
Sets the attributes of Ethernet test frames and starts Ethernet service testing.
Function
This command sets the test frames of 40GE or 100GE Ethernet services.
Usage Note
The port must be in the maintenance state before this command is executed.
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
CONN-TST-<40GETH/100GETH>:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<TSTMOD>,<SENDMOD>,<PKTTYPE>,<PKTNUM>,<PKTLE
N>;
Command Parameters
Default
<AID> Indicates the access identifier of the ports. NA

<TSTMOD> Indicates the requested test mode similar to the test access mode. There is no
The valid values are as follows: default
 SPLTE: transmitting test signals to the port side value.
 SPLTF: transmitting test signals to the system side
<SENDMOD> Indicates the current test mode. The valid values are as follows: There is no
 IDLE default
 CONTINUOUS value.
 BURST
NOTE:
At present, the value of this parameter can be CONTINUOUS only.
<PKTTYPE> Indicates the packet type of a test frame. The valid values are There is no
RANDOM or FIXED. default
RANDOM: indicates that the packet length is random. value.
FIXED: indicates that the packet length is fixed.
<PKTNUM> Indicates the packet number of a test frame, ranging from 1 to There is no
4294967295. This parameter is valid only when the value of default
<SENDMOD> is set to BURST. value.
<PKTLEN> Indicates the packet length of a test frame. The TN12LSC ranges There is no
from 1024 to 9600, and the TN54TSXL ranges from 64 to 1518. default
This parameter is valid only when the value of <PKTTYPE> is value.
Default
FIXED.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
conn-tst-40geth::fac-1-24-3:w::splte,continuous,fixed,1000,1518;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M C COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.28.3 DISC-TST-
<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/40GETH/100GETH/E1PORT>
Releases a test connection.
Function
This command instructs the NE to release a test connection.
Usage Note
STM64 and STM256,E1PORT. They refer to the PRBS signals that the SONET card
generates.
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
DISC-TST-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/40GETH/100GETH/E1PORT>:[<TID>]:
[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the access identifier. NA

<AID>
Refer to TST for the valid values of
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Example
Command
DISC-TST-OTU1::FAC-1-5-1:100;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the result of bit sequence test connection.
Function
This command retrieves the result of bit sequence test connection with all necessary settings
for the internal bit sequence generator and detector.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-RSLT-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/E1PORT>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::IPFLAG=<IPFLAG>,ST=<ST>,ET=<ET>,ESLSS=<ESLSS>,TBE=<TBE>"
;
Response Parameters

<IPFLAG> Indicates the flag that identifies whether the test is in process or completed.
<ST> Indicates the start time of the testing. The valid format is YYYY-MM-DD
HH-MM-SS.
<ET> Indicates the elapsed time of testing (unit in seconds).
<ESLSS> Indicates the errored seconds count based on LSS (loss of sequence
synchronization) detected.
<TBE> Indicates the total bit error count (32-bit counter).
Example
Command
RTRV-RSLT-OTU1::FAC-1-6-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 03:29:41
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-6-1::IPFLAG=IP,ST=2008-11-18 14-10-10,ET=60,ESLSS=13,TBE=0"
;
Related Commands
D.28.5 RTRV-RSLT-<40GETH/100GETH>
Queries Ethernet frame testing results.
Function
This command queries Ethernet frame testing results.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-RSLT-<40GETH/100GETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
^^^"<AID>::IPFLAG=<IPFLAG>,TXOCTETS=<TXOCTETS>,TXETHFCS=<TXETHFCS>,RXOCTETS
=<RXOCTETS>,RXETHFCS=<RXETHFCS>" ;
Response Parameters

<IPFLAG> Indicates the flag that identifies whether the test is in process or completed.
<TXOCTETS> Indicates the number of transmitted bytes.
<TXETHFCS> Indicates the number of transmitted error frames.
<RXOCTETS> Indicates the number of received bytes.
<RXETHFCS> Indicates the number of received error frames.
Example
Command
rtrv-rslt-40geth::fac-1-24-3:w;
Response Message
NE 2011-11-07 11:55:04 M C COMPLD "FAC-1-24-
3::IPFLAG=IP,TXOCTETS=124153261056,TXETHFCS=0,RXOCTETS=97206441570,RXETHFCS
=0" ;
Related Commands
Retrieves the bit sequence test connection.
Function
This command retrieves the bit sequence test connection.
Usage Note
STM64 and STM256,E1PORT. They refer to the PRBS signals that the SONET card
generates.
This command is successfully completed only when the entity is in the testing state;
otherwise, an error will be returned.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TST-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/E1PORT>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<AID>
Refer to TST for the valid values of <AID>
for specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^" <AID>::TSTMOD=<TSTMOD>,TSTSIG=<TSTSIG>,[DIR=<DUR>],[DIR=<DUR>],
[RI=<RI>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TSTMOD> Indicates the test mode. The valid values are as follows:
 SPLTE: transmitting PRBS to the port side
 SPLTF: transmitting PRBS to the system side
<TSTSIG> Indicates the test signal type. The valid values are PRBS and NULL-CLIENT.
<DIR> Indicates the direction of PRBS test. The valid value is IN or OUT. IN indicates
the test is towards inside the port. OUT indicates the test is towards outside the
port.
<DUR> Indicates the duration of the bit sequence test (in seconds). This parameter is
valid only when <TSTSIG> is set to PRBS.
The expected time ranges from 0 to 9999*60 seconds.
"0" (CO) indicates that the test will continue until terminated by the D.28.3
DISC-TST-<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN/40GETH/100GETH/E1PORT> comm
and.
<RI> Indicates the report interval (in seconds). This parameter is valid only when
<TSTSIG> is set to PRBS.
Example
Command
RTRV-TST-OTU1::FAC-1-3-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2008-11-01 14:30:00
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-3-1::TSTMODE=SPLTE,TSTSIG=PRBS,DIR=OUT,DUR=0,RI=1"
;
Related Commands
D.28.7 RTRV-TST-<40GETH/100GETH>
Queries the attributes of Ethernet test frames.
Function
This command queries the attributes of Ethernet test frames.
Usage Note
This command is successfully completed only when the entity is in the testing state;
otherwise, an error will be returned.
Category
Facility
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-TST-<40GETH/100GETH>:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

<AID>
Refer to TST for the valid values of <AID>
for specific units.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ^^^"
<AID>::TSTMOD=<TSTMOD>,SENDMOD=<SENDMOD>,PKTTYPE=<PKTTYPE>,PKTNUM=<PKTNUM>,
PKTLEN=<PKTLEN>"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<TSTMOD> Indicates the requested test mode similar to the test access mode. The valid
 SPLTE: transmitting test signals to the port side
 SPLTF: transmitting test signals to the system side
<SENDMOD> Indicates the current test mode. The valid values as follows:
 IDLE
 CONTINUOUS
 BURST
<PKTTYPE> Indicates the packet type of a test frame. The valid values are RANDOM or
FIXED.
RANDOM: indicates that the packet length is random.
FIXED: indicates that the packet length is fixed.
<PKTNUM> Indicates the packet number of a test frame, ranging from 1 to 4294967295.
<PKTLEN> Indicates the packet length of test frame. The TN12LSC ranges from 1024 to
9600, and the TN54TSXL ranges from 64 to 1518.
Example
Command
RTRV-TST-40geth::fac-1-24-3:D;
Response Message
NE 2011-11-07 11:54:54 M C COMPLD "FAC-1-24-
3::TSTMODE=SPLTE,SENDMOD=CONTINUOUS,PKTTYPE=FIXED,PKTNUM=0,PKTLEN=1518" ;
Related Commands
Reports the bit sequence test result.
Function
This autonomous message is used to report the bit sequence test result.
Usage Note
None
Category
Test
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
<ALMCODE>^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^PRBS<cr><lf>
^^^<AID>:IPFLAG=<IPFLAG>,ST=<ST>,ET=<ET>,ESLSS=<ESLSS>[-<OC>],TBE=<TBE>[-
<OC>];<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<IPFLAG> Indicates whether the test is in process or completed. The valid values are IP
(in progress) and COMPLD (completed).
<ST> Indicates the start time of the testing. The valid format is \"YYYY-MM-DD
HH-MM-SS\".
<ET> Indicates the elapsed time of testing.
<ESLSS> Indicates the errored seconds count based on LSS (loss of sequence
synchronization) detected. If the count reaches the maximum, a literal "OC" is
added following it.
<TBE> Indicates the total bit error count (32-bit counter). If the count reaches the
maximum, a literal "OC" is added following it.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2008-06-21 11:37:18
A C REPT RSLT OC48
"FAC-1-1-1::IPFLAG=IP,ST="2008-11-18 14-10-10",ET=60,ESLSS=13,TBE=0"
Related Commands
D.29 Configuring Orderwire
D.29.1 DLT-CRS-E1
Deletes a cross-connection (E1).
Function
This command deletes an E1 layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-CRS-E1:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>:::[INCL=<INCL>];
Command Parameters

ID>.

ID>.

 N: indicates that the status of the cross-connection is
considered to determine whether the requested channel
should be disconnected.
NOTE:
A red-lined connection can be deleted only when <INCL> is set to
Y.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Example
Command
DLT-CRS-E1::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-3-1:C:::INCL=Y;
Response Message
NE714 2009-09-21 10:58:17
M C COMPLD
Related Commands
D.29.3 ENT-CRS-E1
D.29.2 ED-CRS-E1
D.29.4 RTRV-CRS-E1
D.29.2 ED-CRS-E1
Edits a cross-connection(E1).
Function
This command edits the attributes of a cross-connection(E1).
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-CRS-E1:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::::,[<SST>];
Command Parameters

<TO> Indicates the source of the cross-connection. NA

<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid values are provided in RDLD-DEA
section SST_STATE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-CRS-E1::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-3-1:C::::,RDLD;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.29.3 ENT-CRS-E1
D.29.1 DLT-CRS-E1
D.29.4 RTRV-CRS-E1
D.29.3 ENT-CRS-E1
Creates a cross-connection (E1).
Function
This command creates an E1 layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-CRS-E1:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::::,<SST>;
Command Parameters

ID>.

ID>.
<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid values are shown in RDLD-DEA
section SST_STATE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Example
Command
ENT-CRS-E1::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-3-1:C::::,RDLD;
Response Message
NE714 2009-09-21 10:58:17
M C COMPLD
Related Commands
D.29.1 DLT-CRS-E1
D.29.2 ED-CRS-E1
D.29.4 RTRV-CRS-E1
D.29.4 RTRV-CRS-E1
Retrieves information on a cross-connection (E1).
Function
This command retrieves the information on an E1 layer cross-connection.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CRS-E1:[<TID>]:<CRSFROMAID>,<CRSTOAID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<CRSFROMAID> Indicates the access identifier. It is the source of the NA

cross-connection, It can be null. If nothing is entered, all
the cross-connections with the entered rate level with be
retrieved.
The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>.
<CRSTOAID> Indicates the access identifier. It is the sink of the cross- NA

connection, It can be null. If nothing is entered, all the
retrieved.
The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-
<PORT ID>.
Response Syntax
("<FROM>,<TO>::::,<SST>" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters



displayed.
RDLD.
Example
Command
RTRV-CRS-E1:::c;
Response Message
NE 2009-01-16 08:21:44 M C COMPLD "FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-3-1 "
"FAC-1-5-1,FAC-1-7-1::::,RDLD " ;
Related Commands
D.29.1 DLT-CRS-E1
D.29.2 ED-CRS-E1
D.29.3 ENT-CRS-E1
D.29.5 DLT-CRS-F1
Deletes the transparent transmission path of an F1 service.
Function
This command deletes the transparent transmission path of an F1 service.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
DLT-CRS-F1:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>:::[INCL=<INCL>];
Command Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source end of the transparent transmission path NA

of an F1 service.
ID>.
<TO> Indicates the sink end of the transparent transmission path of NA

an F1 service.
ID>.

 N: indicates that the status of the cross-connection is
considered to determine whether the requested channel
should be disconnected.
NOTE:
A red-lined connection can be deleted only when <INCL> is set to
Y.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Example
Command
DLT-CRS-F1::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-3-1:C:::INCL=Y;
Response Message
NE714 2009-09-21 10:58:17
M C COMPLD
Related Commands
D.29.7 ENT-CRS-F1
D.29.6 ED-CRS-F1
D.29.8 RTRV-CRS-F1
D.29.6 ED-CRS-F1
Edits the status model of the transparent transmission path of an F1 service.
Function
This command edits the status model of the transparent transmission path of an F1 service.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-CRS-F1:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::::,[<SST>];
Command Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source end of the transparent transmission path of the NA
F1 service.
<TO> Indicates the sink end of the transparent transmission path of the F1 NA
service.
<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid values are provided in RDLD-DEA
section SST_STATE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-CRS-F1::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-3-1:C::::,RDLD;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.29.7 ENT-CRS-F1
D.29.5 DLT-CRS-F1
D.29.8 RTRV-CRS-F1
D.29.7 ENT-CRS-F1
Creates the transparent transmission path of an F1 service.
Function
This command creates the transparent transmission path of an F1 service.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ENT-CRS-F1:[<TID>]:<FROM>,<TO>:<CTAG>::::,<SST>;
Command Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source end of the transparent transmission path NA

of an F1 service.
ID>.
<TO> Indicates the sink end of the transparent transmission path of NA

an F1 service.
ID>.
<SST> Indicates the red-lined state. The valid values are shown RDLD-DEA
in SST_STATE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Example
Command
ENT-CRS-F1::FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-3-1:C::::,RDLD;
Response Message
NE714 2009-09-21 10:58:17
M C COMPLD
Related Commands
D.29.5 DLT-CRS-F1
D.29.6 ED-CRS-F1
D.29.8 RTRV-CRS-F1
D.29.8 RTRV-CRS-F1
Queries the transparent transmission paths of all F1 services.
Function
This command queries the transparent transmission paths of all F1 services.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CRS-F1:[<TID>]:<CRSFROMAID>,<CRSTOAID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<CRSFROMAID> Indicates the source board of the transparent NA

transmission path of an F1 service.
<CRSTOAID> Indicates the sink board of the transparent transmission NA

path of an F1 service.
Response Syntax
("<FROM>,<TO>::::,<SST>" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<FROM> Indicates the source end of the transparent transmission path of an F1

service.
<TO> Indicates the sink end of the transparent transmission path of an F1

service.

displayed.
RDLD.
Example
Command
RTRV-CRS-F1:::c;
Response Message
NE 2009-01-16 08:21:44 M C COMPLD "FAC-1-1-1,FAC-1-3-1 "
"FAC-1-5-1,FAC-1-7-1::::,RDLD " ;
Related Commands
D.29.5 DLT-CRS-F1
D.29.6 ED-CRS-F1
D.29.7 ENT-CRS-F1
D.29.9 ED-OPH-ATTR
Edit the orderwire basic attributes.
Function
this command edit the orderwire basic attributes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OPH-ATTR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[OSTATE=<OSTATE>],
[CWTTIME=<CWTTIME>],[SUBNETLEN=<SUBNETLEN>],[OPHSN=<OPHSN>],
[OPHNUM=<OPHNUM>],[MEETNUM=<MEETNUM>];
Command Parameters
<OSTATE> Indicates the working status of an orderwire board. NON

The valid parameter is NON,WORK,BACK.
<CWTTIME> Indicates the orderwire call waiting time. 9

The valid parameter is 5 or 9.
<SUBNETLEN> Indicates the length of subnet id. 1

<OPHSN> Indicates the serial number of the telephone. 1,2

<OPHNUM> Indicates the telephone number. 4294967295

The valid parameter is 100~99999999.
<MEETNUM> Indicates the meeting telephone number. 999

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OPH-ATTR::SLOT-1-
22:C:::OSTATE=WORK,CALLWTTIME=5,SUBNETLEN=1,OPHSN=1,OPHNUM=100,MEETNUM=101;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Queries the orderwire basic attributes.
Function
This command queries the orderwire basic attributes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OPH-ATTR:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf> ^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf> M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf> ("<AID>::
[OSTATE=<OSTATE>]" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters

<OSTATE> Indicates the working status of an orderwire board.

The valid parameter is NON,WORK,BACK.
<CWTTIME> Indicates the orderwire call waiting time.

<SUBNETLEN> Indicates the length of subnet id.

<OPHSN> Indicates the serial number of the telephone.

<OPHNUM> Indicates the telephone number.

<MEETNUM> Indicates the meeting telephone number.

Example
Command
RTRV-OPH-ATTR::SLOT-1-22:C;
Response Message
NGWDM-NE 2003-03-12 07:28:39 M 100 COMPLD "SLOT-1-
22::OSTATE=WORK,CWTTIME=5,SUBNETLEN=1,OPHSN=1,OPHNUM=102,MEETNUM=103" ;
Related Commands
D.29.9 ED-OPH-ATTR
Sets the optical port attributes of orderwires.
Function
This command sets the optical port attributes of orderwires.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-OPH-LPORTATTR:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LINEPORT>:
[ADDRCALLUSED=<ADDRCALLUSED>],[MEETTELUSED=<MEETTELUSED>],
[SUBNETID=<SUBNETID>];
Command Parameters
Default
<LINEPORT> Indicates the optical port of a line board. NA

ID>.
<ADDRCALLUSED> Indicates the availability of optical ports for addressing calls. NA
<MEETTELUSED> Indicates the availability of optical ports for conferencing calls. NA
<SUBNETID> Indicates a subnet ID. NA

If the subnet ID length is 1, the subnet ID ranges from 0 to 9. If
the subnet ID length is 2, the subnet ID ranges from 16 to 153.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Example
Command
ED-OPH-LPORTATTR::SLOT-1-22::FAC-1-3-
1:ADDRCALLUSED=USE,MEETTELUSED=UNUSE,SUBNETID=1;
Response Message
NE 2003-02-28 12:23:50
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Queries the optical port attributes of orderwire line boards.
Function
This command queries the optical port attributes of orderwire line boards.
Usage Note
None
Category
Orderwire
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-OPH-LPORTATTR:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
("<AID>:<LINEPORT>:[ADDRCALLUSED=<ADDRCALLUSED>],
[MEETTELUSED=<MEETTELNUSED>],[SUBNETID=<SUBNETID>]" <cr><lf>)+ ;
Response Parameters
<LINEPORT> Indicates the optical port of a line board.
<ADDRCALLUSED> Indicates the availability of optical ports for addressing calls.
<MEETTELUSED> Indicates the availability of optical ports for conferencing calls.
<SUBNETID> Indicates a subnet ID.

If the subnet ID length is 1, the subnet ID ranges from 0 to 9. If the
subnet ID length is 2, the subnet ID ranges from 16 to 153.
Example
Command
RTRV-OPH-LPORTATTR::SLOT-1-22:C;
Response Message
NGWDM-NE 2003-03-12 07:28:39 M 100 COMPLD "SLOT-1-
22::ADDRCALLUSED=USE,MEETTELUSED=UNUSE,SUBNETID=1" ;
Related Commands
D.30 System Maintenance
This section lists the commands used to maintain a system.
D.30.1 ABT-ERRPICK
Abort the current error picking process.
Function
When issue this command, error picking will be paused and clear all picked error
information, and roll pick state from PICKING back to IDLE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Errpick
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ABT-ERRPICK:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ABT-ERRPICK:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.30.3 OPR-ERRPICK
D.30.2 ACK-ERRPICK
D.30.2 ACK-ERRPICK
Validate the error picking is finished.
Function
Issue this command means that user have confirm error pick operation, and NE can clear all
info picked, and set state to be IDLE, next pick operation can be performed.
Usage Note
None
Category
Errpick
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ACK-ERRPICK:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ACK-ERRPICK:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.30.3 OPR-ERRPICK
D.30.3 OPR-ERRPICK
Operate the error picking.
Function
This command starts the error picking. For example:
 Pick the current system data of one slot.
OPR-ERRPICK:::100::CURDATA, , 4, SLOT-1-1;
 Pick the history system data of one slot.

OPR-ERRPICK:::100::HISDATA, , 3, SLOT-1-1;
 Pick the history system data of several slots.

OPR-ERRPICK:::100::HISDATA, , 3, SLOT-1-1&&-5&SLOT-2-10;
OPR-ERRPICK:::100::HISDATA, , 3&4, SLOT-1-1&&-5;
 Pick all data of several slots.

OPR-ERRPICK:::100::HISDATA, , 3&4, SLOT-1-1&&-5;
Usage Note
The error information picking action is allowed when the current state is IDLE.
Category
Errpick
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
OPR-ERRPICK:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<ERRPICK_DATA>,
[<ERRPICK_TL1>],<ERRPICK_TYPE>,<ERRPICK_BOARD>;
Command Parameters
<ERRPICK_DATA> Indicates the picked data type, The valid values NA

are as follows:
 HISDATA: pick hisdata only.
 CURDATA: pick current data only.
 ALLDATA: pick hisdata and current
data.
[<ERRPICK_TL1>] TL1,the value is TL1 by default. TL1
<ERRPICK_TYPE> Indicate the picked data type. The valid values NA
refer to RTRV-ERRPICK-TYPE return
information. This parameter support &.
<ERRPICK_BOARD> Indicates the card ID of pick error. Support & NA

and &&.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
OPR-ERRPICK:::100::ALLDATA,,4,SLOT-1-2;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.30.1 ABT-ERRPICK
D.30.2 ACK-ERRPICK
D.30.4 REPTÊVTÊRRPICKEND
Error picking finished event
Function
This event report the pick result to user after pick operation end or timeout.
Usage Note
None
Category
Errpick
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr>"RESULT=<RESULT>, MODCOUNT = <MODCOUNT>,
FAILDMODCOUNT=<FAILDMODCOUNT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<RESULT> Indicates the error picking state. valid values are as follows:
 FAILURE: Error picking is success.
 SUCCESS: Error picking is failed.
<MODCOUNT> Indicates the total count of error picking modules.
<FAILMODCOUNT> Indicates the total count of error picking failed modules
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT EVT ERRPICKEND
" PICKSTATE = SUCCESS, MODCOUNT= 50, FAILMODCOUNT=0 "
;
Related Commands
None
D.30.5 REPTÊVTÊRRPICKPROGRESS
event of error picking progress and result.
Function
This event notifies user that progress and result of picking error info.
 1. Operation will continue even failure is occur.
 2. After all info is picked(progress is 100%), user can get all info by issue COPY-
RFILE command only one time.
Usage Note
None
Category
Errpick
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVTÊRRPICKPROGRESS <cr><lf>
"PROGRESS=<PROGRESS>, RESULT=<RESULT>"
;
Response Parameters
<PROGRESS> Indicates the progress of pick error, 90 means 90%.
<RESULT> Indicates the result of pick error, valid values:

 FAILURE: the current pick operation failed.
 SUCCESS: the current pick operation succeeded.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2007-04-12 16:09:26
A 28 REPT EVT ERRPICKPROGRESS
"PROGRESS=80, RESULT=SUCCESS"
Related Commands
None
D.30.6 REPTÊVTÊRRPICKUPLOAD
The event of upload file.
Function
This automatic message notify user that NE have picked some information and saved in files,
user can upload files by issue COPY-RFILE command. After file uploaded, these file will not
be uploaded next time, user can get all info by issue COPY-RFILE command many times.
Usage Note
None
Category
Errpick
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVTÊRRPICKUPLOAD <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2007-04-12 16:09:26
A 28 REPT EVT ERRPICKUPLOAD
;
Related Commands
None
Retrieve the state of error picking.
Function
This command retrieves the state of error picking. When the NE is picking data, new error
picking operation is inhibited.
Usage Note
None
Category
Errpick
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-ERRPICK-STATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^" <PICKSTATE> "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PICKSTATE> Indicates the error picking state. The valid value is IDLE or PICKING.
Example
Command
RTRV-ERRPICK-STATE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"IDLE"
;
Related Commands
D.30.3 OPR-ERRPICK
D.30.1 ABT-ERRPICK
D.30.2 ACK-ERRPICK
Retrieve the error picking type information.
Function
This command query the information about picking type.
Usage Note
None
Category
Errpick
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-ERRPICK-TYPE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^" <TYPEID>,<TYPEINFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TYPEID> Indicates the type ID of Error pick.
<DATATYPE> Indicates the pick type. The valid values are as follows: ASON, TDM, WDM,
SYS, DATA and ALL.
Example
Command
RTRV-ERRPICK-TYPE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"4, SYS"
""
Related Commands
D.30.3 OPR-ERRPICK
D.30.1 ABT-ERRPICK
D.30.2 ACK-ERRPICK
D.30.9 ALW-MSG-ALL
Allows all REPT ALM and REPT EVT autonomous messages to be transmitted.
Function
This command instructs the NE to enter a mode in which all the REPT ALM and REPT EVT
autonomous messages are transmitted. The command is issued to suppress these autonomous
messages. When a user logs in to the NE, the REPT ALM and REPT EVT messages are
permitted by default. Users can modify the mode as needed.
Usage Note
The setting is stored in the NE database and is retained after the NE reboots.
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ALW-MSG-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::;
Command Parameters
NA NA NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ALW-MSG-ALL:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:15:55
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.30.10 INH-MSG-ALL
D.30.10 INH-MSG-ALL
Inhibits all REPT ALM and REPT EVT autonomous messages from being transmitted.
Function
This command inhibits all REPT ALM and REPT EVT autonomous messages from being
transmitted. See the description of the ALW-MSG-ALL command to resume these
autonomous messages. When a user logs in, the REPT ALM and REPT EVT messages are
permitted by default. Users can switch between modes as needed.
Usage Note
The setting is stored in a database and is retained after the NE reboots.
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
INH-MSG-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::;
Command Parameters
NA NA NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INH-MSG-ALL:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:16:48
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.30.9 ALW-MSG-ALL
Retrieves the mode of transmitting autonomous messages.
Function
This command retrieves the mode in which all the REPT ALM and REPT EVT autonomous
messages are transmitted.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MSG-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MODE>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MODE> Indicates whether the reporting of the REPT ALM and REPT EVT
autonomous messages is enabled. The valid values are ENABLE
and DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-MSG-ALL:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:15:55
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.30.10 INH-MSG-ALL
D.30.9 ALW-MSG-ALL
Resumes processing PM reports.
Function
This command instructs an NE to resume processing the PM reports that were inhibited.
Reporting can be inhibited by running the INH-PMREPT-ALL command.
Usage Note
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
ALW-PMREPT-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ALW-PMREPT-ALL:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:48:49
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Enables a mode in which all PM reports are inhibited.
Function
This command enables a mode in which all PM reports are inhibited. Periodic reports can be
resumed by using the ALW-PMREPT-ALL command.
Any NE where PM reports are inhibited by this command should include the appropriate
condition type information in response to the RTRV-COND-<MOD2> command.
Usage Note
Category
Performance
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
INH-PMREPT-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INH-PMREPT-ALL:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 16:50:11
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the mode of transmitting performance monitoring reports.
Function
This command retrieves the mode in which all the PM reports autonomous messages are
transmitted.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PMREPT-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MODE>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<MODE> Indicates whether the reporting of autonomous PM reports is enabled. The

Example
Command
RTRV-PMREPT-ALL:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:15:55
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
Enables automatic reporting of DBCHG (database change) messages.
Function
This command enables automatic reporting of DBCHG messages. By default, the automatic
reporting of DBCHG messagess is inhibited. Users can modify the default setting as needed
by running this command.
Usage Note
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ALW-MSG-DBCHG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ALW-MSG-DBCHG:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:19:57
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Inhibits REPT DBCHG messages.
Function
This command inhibits REPT DBCHG messages. When a user logs in, the REPT DBCHG
messages are inhibited by default.
Usage Note
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
INH-MSG-DBCHG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INH-MSG-DBCHG:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:20:28
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the mode of DBCHG (database change) autonomous reports.
Function
This command retrieves the mode in which all the DBCHG autonomous messages are
transmitted.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-MSG-DBCHG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<MODE>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
MODE Indicates the value of the switching. The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-MSG-DBCHG:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:15:55
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.30.18 COPY-FILE
Copies files from one board to another board on an NE.
Function
This command copies files from one board to another board on an NE.
Usage Note
none
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
COPY-FILE:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SFTM_SLOT_SOR>,<SFTM_SLOT_FILE_SOR>,<SFTM_SLOT_
DST>,<SFTM_SLOT_FILE_DST>
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT_SOR> Indicates the ID of the board NA

from which files are copied.
<SFTM_SLOT_FILE_SOR> Indicates the files to be copied. NA
<SFTM_SLOT_DST> Indicates the ID of the board to NA

which files are copied.
<SFTM_SLOT_FILE_DST> Indicates the target files after the NA

file copying.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
Example
Command
COPY-FILE:::100::SLOT-1-18,"/ofs1/hwx/ne.ini",SLOT-1-17,"/ofs1/hwx/ne.ini";
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-07-29 03:50:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
NONE
D.30.19 INIT-SYS
Reboots a single card or the entire system, or only erase database.
Function
This command is issued to reboot a single card or the entire system according to the AID.
The databases are erased before the entire system is rebooted or the new software is activated
during software package downloading (SWDL) depending on the TYPE parameter.
This command is also used to only erase database without rebooting the entire system.
Usage Note
There are requirements to the SWDL:
 If there is a standby system control and communication (SCC) card online, activating
the entire system resets the standby SCC to run the new software first; if there are
not any standby SCCs online, activating the entire system resets the active SCC.
 If the new software in the SCC runs stably five minutes after the standby SCC is reset,
the system activates all the other cards that are loaded with the new software and are
not activated yet. In this scenario, switching occurs if the standby SCC is online.
 If no file is changed for the SCC in the new package, the system will activate slot
units directly. Activating a single unit first cannot activate the SCC.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
INIT-SYS:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::[<RESETLEVEL>]:[<SHELFID=<SHELFID>];
Command Parameters
Value
<AID> Indicates the access identifier. SLOT-ALL denotes the entire system. NA
SLOT-ALL is the only valid value for SWDL/SWDLALL. Any other
SLOT-N-M for SWDL/SWDLALL does not support the SCC.
<RESETLEVEL> Indicates the level of a restart. The valid values are as follows: NA
COLD: indicates a cold restart. In this mode, FPGA is erased for
reloading.
WARM: indicates a warm restart. In this mode, FPGA is retained.
DBERASE: indicates erasing databases which allow delete before a
cold restart. This mode is used only when the AID is set to SCC.
DBERASEALL: indicates erasing all databases before a cold restart. It
is used only when the AID is set to SCC too. When input this database
type , the user must have privilege beyond administrator.
SWDL: used for SWDL only. In this mode, the card is restarted when
at least one of SW, INI, EXTBIOS, and FPGA is loaded. If a new
FPGA is loaded, a cold restart is required; in other scenarios, a warm
restart is required.
When the AID is set to SLOT-ALL, users can activate a specified card
according to the AID before activating the entire system. If no file is
changed on that card, DENIED is returned.
SWDLALL: Used for SWDL only. It is similar to the previous SWDL.
Do not configure protection for the services on all the boards or
initialize all the boards that are loaded with new software at the same
time after the SCC is activated.
DBFDL: indicates a newly activated DBMS. In this mode, the AID
should be set to the ID of the working SCC.
DB: Indicates erasing database on SCC without rebooting. Backup can
not be done in this mode, so you should rebooting the SCC manually
as soon as possible.
SWDLNE: For software download and all boards reset together.
<SHELFID> Indicates the shelf ID allocation mode. Either RESETLEVEL or NA
SHELFID can be entered.
AUTO: This command is usually used before network deployment, to
ensure that the shelf that delivers commands and all downstream slave
shelves are allocated with correct IDs according to the shelf self-
negotiation principles. If a shelf ID changes, the shelf is reset
automatically.
NOTE
Before applying this command, check the network cables cascading the
shelves and ensure that the actual network topology is consistent with
the network plan.
num# : This command is usually used to indicates the ID of the shelf
that delivers commands, which is a specified number. IDs are allocated
for all downstream slave shelves based on the cascaded cables of the
shelves. If a shelf ID changes, the shelf is reset automatically. In a
shelf expansion scenario, the following procedure is required, so that
Value
new shelves are allocated with correct IDs. Before expansion, perform
the following operations on new shelves:
1. After a new shelf is installed properly, do not connect a network
cable to the shelf temporarily.
2. Power on the new shelf.
3. Determine the ID for the new shelf according to network
configuration principles. Set the shelf ID by running the INIT-SYS
command.
4. Several seconds later, check the shelf ID indicator and verify that the
shelf ID is consistent with the design. If they are inconsistent, repeat
step 3.
5. Cascade the shelves with network cables.
NOTE
CLEAR: This command is usually used to indicates that ID
information of the shelf that delivers commands and all downstream
slave shelves is cleared during manufacturing. After the ID information
is cleared, shelves are not reset temporarily. After the shelves are reset,
shelf IDs are automatically allocated again.
NOTE
For the master shelf, the AUTO, num#, and CLEAR command can be
applied by using network ports or serial ports, or be applied remotely.
For slave subrack, the AUTO, num#, and CLEAR command can only
be applied through serial ports.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None.
Example
Command
INIT-SYS::SLOT-ALL:C::SWDL;
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:24:42
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
Reports database changes.
Function
This is a message that is generated by the NE to inform the OS of the changes in the
databases. DBCHG is reported when any command except for RTRV is completed or when a
unit is inserted or removed. The REPT DBCHG message is reported to all logged in users.
Usage Note
The REPT DBCHG message is reported only after the ALW-MSG-DBCHG command is
successfully executed. The REPT DBCHG message is not reported after the INH-MSG-
DBCHG command is issued and executed.
This message is used to immediately inform the OS database of the changes due to the
execution of the command, and changes due to external events such as card insertion or
removal.
Even if only one parameter of a non-RTRV command is set successfully, this command will
be indicated by REPT DBCHG, although the command response is DENY. If the command
is completely denied, however, the command will not be indicated by REPT DBCHG.
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<atag>^REPT^DBCHG<cr><lf>
^^^"DATE=<DATE>,TIME=<TIME>,[SOURCE=<SOURCE>],
[USERID=<USERID>],DBCHGSEQ=<DBCHGSEQ>:<COMMAND>"<cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TIME> Indicates the time when the event occurred.
<SOURCE> Indicates the CTAG of the input command if available.
<USERID> Indicates the username or user ID who issued the command.
<DBCHGSEQ> Indicates the sequential number of the DBCHG event.
<COMMAND> Indicates the input command (excluding the last character semicolon and the TID
part), which triggers the database changes. If the DBCHG is triggered by hardware
changes, PLUG-IN and UNPLUG are used as command codes.
Example
Command
ENT-USER-SECU::testuser1:100::pass123,,MAINT;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-15 11:22:52
M 100 COMPLD
;
>
NE 2004-07-15 11:22:52
A 5 REPT DBCHG
"DATE=2004-07-15,TIME=11-22-52,SOURCE=100,USERID=sonet,DBCHGSEQ=1:ENT-
USER-SECU:testuser1:********,,MAINT"
;
Related Commands
D.30.21 RTRV-CMDNODE-INFO
Retrieves command list in the TL1 queue.
Function
This command retrieves command list in the TL1 queue..
Usage Note
None
Category
None
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-CMDNODE-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<SID><DATE><TIME>
M CTAG COMPLD
^^^"<CMDNAME>,<CMDCTAG>"
Response Parameters
<CMDNAME> Indicates the command name.
<CMDCTAG> Indicates the command CTAG.
Example
Command
RTRV-CMDNODE-INFO:::j;
Response Message
NE118 2000-01-03 09:49:01
M J COMPLD
"RTRV-EQPT,D88"
;
>
Related Commands
None
D.30.22 RTRV-ELABEL
Obtains an equipment electronic label.
Function
This command obtains an equipment electronic label.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-ELABEL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<LABEL_TYPE>;
Command Parameters
<LABEL_TYPE> Indicates the type of an electronic label. NA

For NGWDM, the value can be NE or COMMON. For
1800, the value can be COMMON.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"<ELABELINFO>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ELABELINFO> Indicates the electronic label information.
Example
Command
RTRV-ELABEL:::100::COMMON:
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-07-29 03:35:34
M 100 COMPLD
"\"/$[System Integration Version]
/$SystemIntegrationVersion=3.0
[BackPlane_1]
/$[ArchivesInfo Version]
/$ArchivesInfoVersion=3.0
[Board Properties]
BoardType=OSN6800 equipment type
BarCode=
Item=
Description=OptiX OSN6800 VER.A motherboard type
Manufactured=
VendorName=Huawei
IssueNumber=
CLEICode=
BOM=
\""
;
Related Commands
None
D.30.23 RTRV-TEST-VER
Retrieves version information about board software and running status of the board software.
Function
This command retrieves version information about board software and running status of the
board software. The retrieved information includes memory of the board, version information
about the software running in the flash memory and running status of the software, basic
BIOS, extended BIOS, and version information and running status of the logic.
Usage Note
None
Category
SYSTEM
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-TEST-VER:[<TID>]:<SFTM_SLOT>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT> Indicates slot ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"SOFTNAME=<SoftName8>,SOFTVER=<SoftVer16>,SOFTVERDATE=<SoftVerDate>,SOFT
STATUS=<SoftStatus>,TESTVER=<TestVer>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SoftName8> Indicates software name.
<SoftVer16> Indicates software version.
<SoftVerDate> Indicates software date.
<SoftStatus> Indicates running status of software.
<TestVer> Indicates T version of software.
Example
Command
RTRV-TEST-VER::SLOT-1-17:100;
Response Message
NE 2010-08-12 04:50:17
M 100 RTRV
"SOFTNAME=NFS,SOFTVER=5.51.06.10,SOFTVERDATE=20100730,SOFTSTATUS=Running,TE
STVER=T05"
"SOFTNAME=NSF1,SOFTVER=5.51.06.10,SOFTVERDATE=20100730,SOFTSTATUS=active,TE
STVER=T05"
"SOFTNAME=NSF2,SOFTVER=5.51.06.10,SOFTVERDATE=20100730,SOFTSTATUS=inactive,
TESTVER=T05"
"SOFTNAME=INI1,SOFTVER=5.51.06.12,SOFTVERDATE=20100708,SOFTSTATUS=active,TE
STVER=T02"
"SOFTNAME=INI2,SOFTVER=5.51.06.12,SOFTVERDATE=20100708,SOFTSTATUS=inactive,
TESTVER=T02"
"SOFTNAME=BIOS,SOFTVER=8.21.34,SOFTVERDATE=20081224,SOFTSTATUS=inactive,TES
TVER=T01"
"SOFTNAME=ExtBIOS,SOFTVER=9.21.42,SOFTVERDATE=20100302,SOFTSTATUS=active,TE
STVER=T01"
"SOFTNAME=Logic,SOFTVER=(U37)510,SOFTVERDATE=,SOFTSTATUS=,TESTVER="
"SOFTNAME=LogicE01,SOFTVER=(U8)100,SOFTVERDATE=,SOFTSTATUS=,TESTVER="
"SOFTNAME=LogicE02,SOFTVER=(U49)100,SOFTVERDATE=,SOFTSTATUS=,TESTVER="
>
NE 2010-08-12 04:50:17
M 100 COMPLD
"SOFTNAME=DRV,SOFTVER=1.60,SOFTVERDATE=20100626,SOFTSTATUS=active,TESTVER=T
17"
;
Related Commands
None
D.30.24 RTRV-VRCBVER
Retrieves the VRC version of NE.
Function
This command Retrieves the VRC version of NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VRCBVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"NE_VRCB=<NE_VRCB>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<NE_VRCB> Indicates the VRC version of NE
Example
Command
RTRV-VRCBVER:::100;
Response Message
NE 2011-08-31 03:45:58
M 100 COMPLD
"NE_VRCB=OSPV200R001C00B230"
;
Related Commands
None
D.30.25 ED-DUMP-SETCON
Set dump condition.
Function
This command set dump condition.
Usage Note
None
Category
Frame
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-DUMP-SETCON::
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<DUMP_BID>::<DUMP_DOMAIN>::<DUMP_LEVEL>;
Command Parameters
<DUMP_BID> Indicates the SCC Board ID. NA

<DUMP_DOMAIN> Indicates which domain's Information reported. The valid NA
 10: close SDH.
 11: open SDH.
 20: close ETH.
 21: open ETH.
 30: close OTN.
 31: open OTN.
 40: close PTN.
 41: open PTN.
 50: close NE.
 51: open NE.
 60: close GS.
 61: open GS.
 70: close LIBM.
 71: open LIBM.
 80: close LIM.
 81: open LIM.
 90: close RTN.
 91: open RTN.
The others is invalid.
<DUMP_LEVEL> Indicates the DUMP LEVEL. NA
 bit[0]: A.
 bit[1]: B.
 bit[2]: C.
 bit[3]: D.
 0: CLOSE.
 1: OPEN.
Response Syntax
none
Response Parameters
none
Example
Command
ED-DUMP-SETCON:::100::17::11::1111;
Response Message
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.30.26 RTRV-GSP-TEST
Print some information.
Function
This command prints some information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Frame
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-GSP-TEST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<CMD_STR>;
Command Parameters
CMD_STR
Response Syntax
[<RSP_CMD_STR>]
Response Parameters
[<RSP_CMD_STR>] the information to print.
Example
Command
RTRV-GSP-TEST:::100::"prtmit";
Response Message
NE 2011-10-15 17:20:26
M 100 COMPLD
"Print to MML"
"GSP Test Respond End."
Related Commands
None
D.30.27 RTRV-VER
Retrieves the version related information of a platform or library.
Function
This command enquires about the version related information of a platform or library
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-VER:[<TID>]:<SFTM_SLOT>:<CTAG>::<SoftType>;
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT> BoardID,SLOT-N-M; Board NA

identifier on which this
command must be executed.
<SoftType> Version type. It can be any of NA

the following types:pt,lib.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"SoftName=<SoftName32>,SoftVer=<SoftVer256>,SoftVerDate=<SoftVerDate>"<c
r><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SoftName32> Indicates the Software name
<SoftVer256> Indicates the version
<SoftVerDate> Indicates the date
Example
Command
RTRV-VER::SLOT-1-17:100::PT;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-16 20:19:47
M 100 COMPLD
"SOFTNAME=PLATSOFT,SOFTVER=050031291,SOFTVERDATE=20130513"
;
Related Commands
None
D.30.28 ED-LSRAUTOOPEN
Edits the automatic open flag of the laser.
Function
This command modifies the automatic open flag of the laser.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-LSRAUTOOPEN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::
[LSRAUTOOPEN=<LSRAUTOOPEN>];
Command Parameters

FAC-<SHELF ID>-<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH
ID>.
<LSRAUTOOPEN> Indicates the laser automatic open flag: ENABLE| NA

DISABLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ed-lsrautoopen::fac-1-2-1:C:::LSRAUTOOPEN=DISABLE;
Response Message
NE 04-01-01 11:37:18
M C COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.6.32 RTRV-PL
D.30.29 RTRV-LSRAUTOOPEN
Retrieves the automatic open flag of laser .
Function
This command retrieves the automatic open flag of laser.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-LSRAUTOOPEN:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<AID>::[LSRAUTOOPEN=<LSRAUTOOPEN>]
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identity. The valid format is FAC-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>-<PORT ID>-<PATH ID>.
<LSRAUTOOPEN> Indicates Laser automatic open flag: ENABLE|DISABLE.
Example
Command
rtrv-lsrautoopen::fac-1-2-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2009-01-12 09:17:22
M C COMPLD
"FAC-1-2-1::LSRAUTOOPEN=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.6.31 ED-PL
D.30.30 ED-DUMP-CLEARCODE
Clear dump code.
Function
This command clear dump code.
Usage Note
None
Category
Frame
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-DUMP-CLEARCODE::[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<DUMP_BID>::<DUMP_TM>;
Command Parameters

<DUMP_TM> Indicates the Information where is reported. The valid values are NA
as follows:
 1: Navigator.
 2: Osp.
 3: Ram.
 4: Log.
Response Syntax
none
Response Parameters
none
Example
Command
ED-DUMP-CLEARCODE:::100::17::1;
Response Message
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.30.31 ED-DUMP-SETCODE
Set dump code.
Function
This command set dump code.
Usage Note
None
Category
Frame
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-DUMP-SETCODE::
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<DUMP_BID>::<DUMP_TM>::<DUMP_CODE>;
Command Parameters

<DUMP_TM> Indicates the Information where is reported. The valid values NA
are as follows:
 1: Navigator.
 2: Osp.
 3: Ram.
 4: Log.
<DUMP_CODE> Indicates the DUMP Code. NA
Response Syntax
none
Response Parameters
none
Example
Command
ED-DUMP-SETCODE:::100::17::1::9017;
Response Message
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.31 Security Management
This section lists the commands which used to configure the security function to control
user's access.
D.31.1 ACT-USER
Allows a user to log in to an NE.
Function
This command allows a user to operate an NE.
Usage Note
A terminal supports one user to log in to an NE each time.
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
ACT-USER:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>::<PID>;
Command Parameters
<UID> Indicates the user name. It is a string of 4 to 16 NA

alphanumeric characters. A value must be entered for
this parameter.
<PID> Indicates the user password. It is a string of 8 to 16 NA
alphanumeric characters and displayed as asterisks (*). A
value must be entered for this parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^/*last log time*/
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ACT-USER::SONET:100::SONET;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-01 02:15:27
M 100 COMPLD
"Last log time : 1990-1-1 2:2:20"
;
Related Commands
D.31.9 CANC-USER
D.31.2 ACT-USER-EMS
Allows a user to log in to an NE by using Huawei EMS.
Function
This command is run to allow a user to operate an NE.
Usage Note
A terminal supports only one user to log in to an NE each time.
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
ACT-USER-EMS:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>::<PID>;
Command Parameters
<UID> User name. It is a string of 4 to 16 alphanumeric NA

characters and must not be null.
<PID> The password for the user. It is a string of 6 to 16 NA

alphanumeric characters and must not be null.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^/*last log time*/
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ACT-USER-EMS::SONET:100::SONET;
Response Message
NE 1990-01-01 02:15:27
M 100 COMPLD
"Last log time : 1990-1-1 2:2:20"
;
Related Commands
D.31.9 CANC-USER
Allows an inhibited user to log in to an NE.
Function
This command is used by a superuser to enable a UID that has been disabled by the INH-
USER-SECU command. This command allows a user to establish a session with the EMS
again.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ALW-USER-SECU:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<UID>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the user name. It is a string of 4 to 16 alphanumeric NA

<UID>
characters.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ALW-USER-SECU:::100::USERNAME;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Deletes a user of the NE.
Function
This command deletes a user on the NE.
Usage Note
The default user of the NE and online users cannot be deleted.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-USER-SECU:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<UID> Indicates the user name. It is a string of 4 to 16 NA

alphanumeric characters.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-USER-SECU::USERNAME:100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.31.5 ED-USER-SECU
D.31.5 ED-USER-SECU
Changes user attributes.
Function
This command changes user attributes.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-USER-SECU:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>::[<NEWUID>],[<NEWPID>],,[<UPC>]:
[TMOUTEN=<TMOUTEN>],[TMOUTLN=<TMOUTLN>],[PAGE=<PAGE>],
[UAGE=<UAGE>],[SYNACT=<SYNACT>],[SHOWHELP=<SHOWHELP>],
[DISABLELN=<DISABLELN>];
Command Parameters

Value
<UID> Indicates the user name to be changed. It is a characters string of 4 NA

to 16 characters.
<NEWUID> Indicates the new user name. It is a character string of 4 to 16 NA

characters. The user name must contain at least one letter and one
non-letter and be free of commas, colons, or semicolons. The new
user name cannot be the same as an existing user name on the NE.
<NEWPID> Specifies a new password. The new password must contain at least 8 NA
but not more than 16 characters in three out of the following four
types: (1) lowercase letters, (2) uppercase letters, (3) digits, (4)
special symbols (~!@#%^*()-_+<.> plus spaces). In addition, the
new password cannot reuse the last five passwords, or contain either
the username or the reverse username. Further, the new password
must use at least two characters different from the previous
password.
<UPC> Indicates the user level. There are five types of user levels: RTRV NA
Value
(retrieve), PROV (provisioning), MAINT (maintenance), SUPER

(super user), DEBUG (debug user).
<TMOUTEN> Indicates whether the automatic deletion of a user is enabled. The NA

valid values are Enable and Disable.
<TMOUTLN> Indicates the time when the system deletes a user automatically. The 60
valid value ranges from 5 to 60 (units in minutes). This parameter is
available when the value of the parameter TMOUTEN is ENABLE.
The default value is 60.
<PAGE> Indicates the time when the password is active (units in days). The NA
valid value ranges from 25 to 999 and 0 indicates that the password
is always active.
<SHOWHELP> Indicates whether the help messages of the TL1 command are NA
displayed. The valid values are Y and N.
<UAGE> Indicates the time the user name stays active (units in days). The NA
valid value ranges from 0 to 999 and 0 indicates that the user name
is always active.
<SYNACT> Allows several users to use the same user name to be actively DISABLE
logged in to the system from different locations. The valid values
are ENABLE and DISABLE. The default value is DISABLE.The
password will not be changed by self if this parameter is
ENABLE,Only other administrators can change its password.
<DISABLELN> Indicates the time that the user not login.After this time it will 0
disable the user. The valid value ranges from 1 to 255 and 0
indicates disable the attribute.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-USER-SECU::USERNAME:100::,NEW_PASSWORD;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Creates the user security.
Function
This command adds a user to operate an NE.
Usage Note
A maximum of 240 users is supported on an NE.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-USER-SECU:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>::<PID>,,<UPC>:
[TMOUTEN=<TMOUTEN>],[TMOUTLN=<TMOUTLN>],[PAGE=<PAGE>],
[UAGE=<UAGE>],[SYNACT=<SYNACT>],[SHOWHELP=<SHOWHELP>],
[DISABLELN=<DISABLELN>];
Command Parameters

Value
<UID> Indicates the user name. It is a string of 4 to 16 characters. The user NA

name must include at least one letter and must be unique on the NE.
<PID> Specifies a new password. The new password must contain at least 8 NA
but not more than 16 characters in three out of the following four
types: (1) lowercase letters, (2) uppercase letters, (3) digits, (4)
Value
special symbols (~!@#%^*()-_+<.> plus spaces). In addition, the

new password cannot contain either the username or the reverse
username.
<UPC> Indicates the user level. There are five types of user levels: RTRV NA
(retrieve), PROV (provisioning), MAINT (maintenance), SUPER
(super user).
<TMOUTEN> Indicates whether the automatic deletion of a user is enabled. The ENABLE
<TMOUTLN> Indicates the time when the system deletes a user automatically. The 60 minutes
valid value ranges from 5 to 60 minutes. This parameter is effective
when TMOUTEN is set to ENABLE.
<PAGE> Indicates the time when the password is active (units in days). The 0
valid value ranges from 25 to 999 and 0 indicates that the password
is always active.
<UAGE> Indicates the time when the user name stays active (units in days). 0
The valid value ranges from 0 to 999 and 0 indicates that the user
name is always active.
<SYNACT> Allows several users to use the same user name to be actively DISABLE
logged in to the system from different locations. The valid values
are ENABLE and DISABLE. The default value is DISABLE. The
password will not be changed by self if this parameter is
ENABLE,Only other administrators can change its password. Only
users at the "RTRV", "PROV" or "MAINT" level can enable this
parameter.
<SHOWHELP> Indicates whether the help messages of the TL1 command are Y
displayed. The valid values are Y and N.
<DISABLELN> Indicates the time that the user not login.After this time it will 0
disable the user. The valid value ranges from 1 to 255 and 0
indicates disable the attribute.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-USER-
SECU::USERNAME:100::PASS_WORD,,MAINT:TMOUTEN=ENABLE,TMOUTLN=30,PAGE=30,UAGE
=30,SYNACT=ENABLE,SHOWHELP=Y,DISABLELN=50;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.31.5 ED-USER-SECU
Inhibits the user security.
Function
This command is issued by an administrator to inhibit or disable an existing user (without
deleting the user account). The user will then be denied sessions with the NE/M (i.e., the user
cannot log in). If a UID has not been used and UAGE has expired, the preceding UID must
be displayed. A disabled UID can be re-instated by using the ALW-USER-SECU command.
Unused UIDs increase the risk of unauthorized access and thus should not be used. The
principle is that a user who is temporarily inactive, but may become active again, does not
have to be deleted from the system.
Usage Note
You cannot inhibit a user that is online.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
INH-USER-SECU:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<UID>;
Command Parameters
<UID> Indicates the user name. It is a string of 4 to 16 characters. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INH-USER-SECU:::100::USERNAME;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves user attributes.
Function
This command retrieves user attributes.
Usage Note
A common user can retrieve only the attributes about itself, but the administrator can retrieve
the attributes of all users.
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-USER-SECU:[<TID>]:[<UID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<UID> Indicates the user name to be retrieved. It is a string of 4 to NA

16 characters. All users will be retrieved if nothing is
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<UID>:,<UPC>:TMOUTEN=<TMOUTEN>,TMOUTLN=<TMOUTLN>,PAGE=<PAGE>,UAGE=<UAGE
>,USTATE=<USTATE>,SYNACT=<SYNACT>,
[LASTLOGINTM=<LASTLOGINTIME>],SHOWHELP=<SHOWHELP>,
[ENCRYPTTYPE=<ENCRYPTTYPE>],DISABLELN=<DISABLELN>"
Response Parameters
<UID> Indicates the user name to be retrieved.
<UPC> Indicates the user level. There are five types of user levels: RTRV (retrieve),
PROV (provisioning), MAINT (maintenance), SUPER (super user), .
<TMOUTEN> Indicates whether the automatic deletion of a user is enabled.
<TMOUTLN> Indicates the time when the system deletes a user automatically. It is
expressed in minutes.
<PAGE> Indicates the time when the password is active (units in days).
<UAGE> Indicates the time when the user name stays active (units in days).
Indicates the state of the user. The valid values are as follows:
<USTATE>
 INACT/ACT: inactive or active (offline or online)
 ALW/INH: user allowed or inhibited
 UIDUNEXP/UIDEXP: user name has not expired or user name has
expired
 PIDUNEXP/PIDEXP: password has not expired or password has
expired
<SYNACT> Allows several users to use the same user name to be actively logged in to
the system from different locations. The valid values are ENABLE and
DISABLE. The default value is DISABLE.The password will not be
changed by self if this parameter is ENABLE,Only other administrators can
change its password.
<LASTLOGINTIME> Indicates the most recent login date and time of the user, for example, 2004-
12-08 14-20-26.
<SHOWHELP> Indicates whether the help messages of the TL1 command are displayed.
<ENCRYPTTYPE> Indicates the encrypted type of the password of the user.
<DISABLELN> Indicates the time that the user not login.After this time it will disable the
user.
Example
Command
RTRV-USER-SECU::USERNAME:100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"USERNAME:,MAINT:TMOUTEN=ENABLE,TMOUTLN=30,PAGE=30,UAGE=30,USTATE=INACT&ALW
&UIDUNEXP&PIDUNEXP,LASTLOGI"
;
"USERNAME:,RTRV:TMOUTEN=ENABLE,TMOUTLN=60,PAGE=0,UAGE=0,USTATE=INACT&ALW&UI
DUNEXP&PIDUNEXT,SYNACT=ENABLE,LASTLOGINTM=2002-02-08 14-20-
26,SHOWHELP=Y,ENCRYPTTYPE=SHA256,DISABLELN=25"
;
Related Commands
D.31.5 ED-USER-SECU
D.31.9 CANC-USER
User logout.
Function
This command enables a user to log out of an NE.
Usage Note
Users levels of PROV (provisioning), MAINT (maintenance) and RTRV (retrieve) can only
log themselves out of an NE, but a superuser can log all users out of an NE.
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
CANC-USER:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the user name. It is a string of 4 to 16 NA

<UID>
characters. A value must be entered for this parameter.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
CANC-USER::USERNAME:100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.31.1 ACT-USER
D.31.10 RTRV-CHECKINFO-SECU
Retrieves the check information.
Function
This command retrieves the check information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-CHECKINFO-SECU:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<CHECKVALUE> Indicates the check value. The valid value ranges from 1 to 30
(units in days).
Example
Command
RTRV-CHECKINFO-SECU:::100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"30"
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.11 ED-LOCKDURATION
Sets the automatic unlocking time.
Function
This command is to set the automatic unlocking time.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-LOCKDURATION:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<LOCKDURATION>;
Command Parameters
Value
<LOCKDURATION> Indicates the automatic unlocking time,ranging from 60 to 900

60000 seconds,it must be a multiple of 60; seconds
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-LOCKDURATION:::100::120;
Response Message
NE1691 1990-01-04 13:20:56
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.12 RTRV-LOCKDURATION
Retrieves the automatic unlocking time.
Function
This command retrieves the automatic unlocking time.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOCKDURATION:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<LOCKDURATION><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LOCKDURATION> Indicates the automatic unlocking time.
Example
Command
RTRV-LOCKDURATION:::100;
Response Message
NE1691 1990-01-04 13:20:37
M 100 COMPLD
120
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.13 ED-INVATTEMPT-SECU
Modify the number of consecutive and invalid login attempts allowed to occur before the user
is locked.
Function
This command modifies the number of consecutive and invalid login attempts allowed to
occur before the user is locked.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-INVATTEMPT-SECU:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<INVATTEMPT>;
Command Parameters
<INVATTEMPT> Indicates the number of consecutive and invalid login NA

attempts allowed to occur before the user is locked. The
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-INVATTEMPT-SECU:::100::6;
Response Message
NE 2013-12-15 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-INVATTEMPT-SECU
D.31.14 RTRV-INVATTEMPT-SECU
Get the number of consecutive and invalid login attempts allowed to occur before the user is
locked.
Function
Get the number of consecutive and invalid login attempts allowed to occur before the user is
locked.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-INVATTEMPT-SECU:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NA NA NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<INVATTEMPT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<INVATTEMPT> The number of consecutive and invalid login attempts allowed.
Example
Command
RTRV-INVATTEMPT-SECU:::100;
Response Message
NE 2013-12-15 15:08:11
M 100 COMPLD
"5"
;
Related Commands
ED-INVATTEMPT-SECU
D.31.15 RTRV-LOCKEDUSER-SECU
Retrieves the locked users.
Function
This command retrieves the locked users.
Usage Note
The superusers can retrieve the locked users.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOCKEDUSER-SECU:[<TID>]:[<UID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<UID>,<UNLOCKREMAINTIME>
Response Parameters
<UID> Indicates the name of the user.
<UNLOCKREMAINTIME> Indicates the unlock seconds remaining.
Example
Command
RTRV-LOCKEDUSER-SECU:::100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"USERNAME,50"
;
Related Commands
D.31.5 ED-USER-SECU
D.31.16 ED-PID
Changes a user password.
Function
This command changes a user password. Only the password of the current user can be
changed.
Usage Note
Users can only change their own passwords.
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
ED-PID:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PID>,<NEWPID>;
Command Parameters
<PID> Indicates the old password. It is a string of 6 to 16 characters and NA

displayed as asterisks (*).
<NEWPID> Specifies a new password. The new password must contain at NA

least 8 but not more than 16 characters in three out of the
following four types: (1) lowercase letters, (2) uppercase letters,
(3) digits, (4) special symbols (~!@#%^*()-_+<.> plus spaces). In
addition, the new password cannot reuse the last five passwords,
or contain either the username or the reverse username. Further,
the new password must use at least two characters different from
the previous password.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PID:::100::OLDPASS,PASS_WORD;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.31.5 ED-USER-SECU
D.31.17 ED-WARNSCR
Modifies the warning screen information.
Function
This command modifies the warning screen information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-WARNSCR:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<WARNINGSCRN>;
Command Parameters

Value
<WARNINGSCRN> Indicates the warning screen information. It is a character string of NA

0 to 1500 characters.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-WARNSCR:::100::"YOU ARE WELCOME";
Response Message
NE 2007-04-12 00:47:36
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the warning screen information.
Function
This command retrieves the warning screen information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-WARNSCR:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<WARNSCR>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<WARNSCR> Indicates the warning screen information. It is a character string of 0 to

1500 characters.
Example
Command
RTRV-WARNSCR:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-04-12 00:45:50
M 100 COMPLD
"some thing wrong!"
;
Related Commands
D.31.17 ED-WARNSCR
Sets the switch of the warning screen information.
Function
This command sets the switch of the warning screen information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-WARNSCRSTATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<WARNINGSCRN_STATE>;
Command Parameters

Value
 Enable: The warning screen information can be NA

<WARNINGSCRN_STATE>
modified.
 Disable: The warning screen information cannot be
modified.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-WARNSCRSTATE:::100::ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2007-04-12 00:50:47
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the switch of the warning screen information.
Function
This command retrieves the switch of the warning screen information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-WARNSCRSTATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<WARNSCR>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
 Enable: The warning screen information can be edited.

<WARNSCR>
 Disable: The warning screen information cannot be edited.
Example
Command
RTRV-WARNSCRSTATE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-04-12 00:54:00
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.31.21 REPT^LOGOFF
Reports log offs.
Function
This event is reported to indicate a logoff event.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPT^LOGOFF <cr><lf>
"<AID>:<CONDTYPE>,[<CONDEF>],,,,,,,:[<CONDDESCR>]";
Response Parameters
<AID> The value is always COM.
<CONDTYPE> Indicates the type of the logoff. The valid values are as follows:
 CMD LOGOFF: logoff by commands

 FORCE LOGOFF: forced logoff
 UIDEXP LOGOFF: logoff because the user name expired
 AUTO LOGOFF: automatic logoff
<CONDEF> The value is always TC (transient condition).
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 1990-01-01 02:10:37
A 13 REPT LOGOFF
"COM:CMD LOGOFF,TC,,,,,,,:User sonet logoff"
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.22 REPTÊVT^SECU
Reports a security event (user password has expired).
Function
This event is reported to indicate that user password has expired when the user logs in.
Usage Note
When the user logs in to the NE, a message indicating that the password is out of time is
reported. Then, the user must modify the password. Otherwise, the user can use the old
password to log for three times only. After three times, the user cannot log in to the NE.
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^SECU <cr><lf>
"<AID>:<CONDTYPE>,[<CONDEF>],,,,,,,:[<CONDDESCR>]";
Response Parameters
The value is always COM.

<AID>
<CONDTYPE> The valid value is PIDEXPR (user password has expired).

<CONDEF> The value is always TC (transient condition).
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2003-01-01 19:49:38
A 5 REPT EVT SECU
"COM:PIDEXPR,TC,,,,,,,:PID EXPIRED"
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.23 REPTÂCCESS^WARNING
Reports an access warning.
Function
This event is reported to warn the login user that the user has no authority to operate the NE.
This warning is taken as the gist of the prosecution.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÂCCESS^WARNING <cr><lf>
/*WARN*/
;
Response Parameters
WARN Indicates the content of the warning, which is a string.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2003-01-01 19:49:38
A 6 REPT ACCESS WARNING
"NOTICE: This is a private communication system.
Unauthorized access or use may lead to prosecution."
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.24 REPTÂCCOUNTEXPIRED^WARNING
Gives the login user a warning.
Function
This event is reported to give a warning to the login user that the user account (the NE
administrator only) is about to expire.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÂCCOUNTEXPIRED^WARNING <cr><lf>
/*WARN*/
;
Response Parameters
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2003-01-01 19:49:38
A 6 REPT ACCOUNTEXPIRED WARNING
"NOTICE: Your account already expire. Please check your account
information, set new account period of validity."
Related Commands
None
D.31.25 REPTÊVTÔPLOGNEEDUPLOAD
Reports that the operation log needs to be uploaded to the other storage facilities, so that it
will not be rewritten.
Function
This event is reported to indicate that the operation log is full and the user should upload the
log.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVT^ OPLOGNEEDUPLOAD <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2006-11-10 15:57:06
A 10 REPT EVT OPLOGNEEDUPLOAD
Related Commands
None
D.31.26 REPTÊVTÔPLOGCIRCLE
Reports that the operation log is rewritten and the new log did not overwrite the old log.
Function
This event is reported to indicate that the operation log has been overflowed.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVT^ OPLOGCIRCLE<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2006-11-10 15:57:06
A 10 REPT EVT OPLOGCIRCLE
Related Commands
None
D.31.27 REPT^MODIFYPASSWORD^NOTIFY
Reports that the login user needs to modify the password.
Function
This event is provided to remind the login user to modify the password.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^ REPT^MODIFYPASSWORD^NOTIFY <cr><lf>
/*WARN*/
;
Response Parameters
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2005-07-01 11:34:20
A 918 REPT MODIFYPASSWORD NOTIFY
"NOTICE:This is a private password system.
Please modify your password immediately."
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.28 REPT^PASSWORD^NEEDMODIFY
Reports that the user's password need modify.
Function
This event is provided to remind the login user to modify the password.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^ REPT^PASSWORD^NEEDMODIFY <cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2013-01-08 11:34:20
A 56557 REPT PASSWORD NEEDMODIFY
Related Commands
None
Delete the ssh hostkey
Function
This command is issued to delete the ssh hostkey.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-SSH-HOSTKEY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::TYPE=<SSH_KEY_TYPE>;
Command Parameters
<SSH_KEY_TYPE> Type of the key, the value can be c-rsa, c-dsa, s-rsa or s- NA
dsa, only support *-rsa now.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SSH-HOSTKEY:::100::type=c-rsa;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-06 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Modify the passphrase of the ssh key.
Function
This command is issued to modify the passphrase of the ssh key.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SSH-PASSPHRASE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::TYPE=<SSH_KEY_TYPE>,
[PASSPHRASE=<SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE>],
[NEWPASSPHRASE=<SSH_KEY_NEWPASSPHRASE>];
Command Parameters
Value
SSH_KEY_TYPE Type of the key, the value can be c-rsa, c-dsa, s-rsa or s- NA
dsa, but only c-rsa is supported now.
SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE Old passphrase(string, length must within 16 Bytes). null
SSH_KEY_NEWPASSPHRASE New passphrase(string, length ranging from 12 to 16 null

and composed of at least three character set, or null).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SSH-PASSPHRASE:::100::type=c-
rsa,passphrase=Oldpp20111012,newpassphrase=Newpp20111012;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-06 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Delete a client's public key to the device.
Function
This command delete a client's public key to the device.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-SSH-PEERPUBKEY:[<TID>]:<PEERPUBKEYNAME>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Value
<PEERPUBKEYNAME> Indicates the client's public key's name. It is a string of 4 to 30 NA

characters, no case sensitive, spaces are not allowed.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SSH-PEERPUBKEY::"PUBLICKEY001":100;
Response Message
NE 2012-02-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Edit a client's public key to the device.
Function
This command edit a client's public key to the device.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SSH-PEERPUBKEY:
[<TID>]:<PEERPUBKEYNAME>:<CTAG>::PUBKEYTYPE=<PEERPUBKEYTYPE>,PUB
KEYINFO=<PEERPUBKEYINFO>,
[PUBKEYCOMMENT=<PEERPUBKEYCOMMENT>];
Command Parameters

Value
<PEERPUBKEYNAME> Indicates the client's public key's name. It is a string of 4 NA

to 30 characters, no case sensitive, spaces are not allowed.
<PEERPUBKEYTYPE> Indicates the key's encryption algorithm type, only NA

support RSA of SSH-2 now.
<PEERPUBKEYINFO> Specifies a new public key' info, It is a string of the key, NA

The number of bits in the key max to 4096.
<PEERPUBKEYCOMMENT> Indicates the comment of the public key, the comment NA

will be deleted if nothing is entered for this parameter;
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SSH-
PEERPUBKEY::PUBLIC001:100::PUBKEYTYPE=RSA,PUBKEYINFO="AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABJ
QAAAQBqc/FDmC11ZL+YyF2rt6gLdMOZjEvOqtOqMOB8E0y61qGBqrvIJ3hU1gdf+WfHJ21DEDow
mQKFsV1fcbLis3ovh+qGjvrJMgM8BNr4zfsGVUw9dcBrqDTyNq0F0Hupoo0FlPUx4IhSnlB0GQt
RyKueikRVjAN4SjD5CQIgZRiL2OEvKeMXuZDg9/RmjIPfPTwctzVdpOR+jqtbr43NSpCPyykwL5
HDsa8KWLxjuIXHfXXHhe1f7P1Z1+rf7n62MCh3oXx5aUjxG0SRnDYsTB5v9AE+Oa4CR0WRkTHmG
caL1nK28jBI0g9k0ix34Ac0/aqxHfT8FtkKp8/77oBnn5H7",PUBKEYCOMMENT="comment";
Response Message
NE 2012-02-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Add a client's public key to the device.
Function
This command adds a client's public key to the device.
Usage Note
A maximum of 32 keys is supported on an NE.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SSH-PEERPUBKEY:
[<TID>]:<PEERPUBKEYNAME>:<CTAG>::PUBKEYTYPE=<PEERPUBKEYTYPE>,PUB
KEYINFO=<PEERPUBKEYINFO>,
[PUBKEYCOMMENT=<PEERPUBKEYCOMMENT>];
Command Parameters
Value
<PEERPUBKEYNAME> Indicates the client's public key's name. It is a string of 4 NA

to 30 characters, no case sensitive, spaces are not allowed.
<PEERPUBKEYTYPE> Indicates the key's encryption algorithm type, only NA

support RSA of SSH-2 now.
<PEERPUBKEYINFO> Specifies a new public key' info, It is a string of the key, NA

The number of bits in the key max to 4096.
<PEERPUBKEYCOMMENT> Indicates the comment of the public key, max length is 32; NA
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SSH-
PEERPUBKEY::PUBLIC001:100::PUBKEYTYPE=RSA,PUBKEYINFO="AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABJ
QAAAQBqc/FDmC11ZL+YyF2rt6gLdMOZjEvOqtOqMOB8E0y61qGBqrvIJ3hU1gdf+WfHJ21DEDow
mQKFsV1fcbLis3ovh+qGjvrJMgM8BNr4zfsGVUw9dcBrqDTyNq0F0Hupoo0FlPUx4IhSnlB0GQt
RyKueikRVjAN4SjD5CQIgZRiL2OEvKeMXuZDg9/RmjIPfPTwctzVdpOR+jqtbr43NSpCPyykwL5
HDsa8KWLxjuIXHfXXHhe1f7P1Z1+rf7n62MCh3oXx5aUjxG0SRnDYsTB5v9AE+Oa4CR0WRkTHmG
caL1nK28jBI0g9k0ix34Ac0/aqxHfT8FtkKp8/77oBnn5H7",PUBKEYCOMMENT="comment";
Response Message
NE 2012-02-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Create the SSH hostkey.
Function
This command is issued to create the SSH hostkey.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SSH-HOSTKEY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::TYPE=<SSH_KEY_TYPE>,
[MODULUS=<SSH_KEY_MODULUS>],[PASSPHRASE=<SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE>],
[OVERWRITE=<SSH_KEY_OVERWRITE>];
Command Parameters
Value
dsa, but only *-rsa is supported now.
<SSH_KEY_MODULUS> The number of bits in the key, range from 2048 to 4096. 2048
<SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE> String, length ranging from 12 to 16 and composed of at null

least three character set, or null.
<SSH_KEY_OVERWRITE> Indicates whether overwriting is allowed or not when deny

creating key. the value can be deny or allow.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SSH-HOSTKEY:::100::type=c-
rsa,modulus=2048,passphrase=Hostkey61136,overwrite=allow;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-7 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the information of the SSH hostkey.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve information of the ssh hostkey.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSH-HOSTKEY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::TYPE=<SSH_KEY_TYPE>,
[PASSPHRASE=<SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE>],[FORMAT=<SSH_KEY_FORMAT>];
Command Parameters
Value
<SSH_KEY_TYPE> Type of the key, the value can be c-rsa, c-dsa, s-rsa or NA
s-dsa, but only *-rsa is supported now.
<SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE> String, length must within 16 Bytes. null
<SSH_KEY_FORMAT> Pubkey format to show, the value can be openssh or openssh

ssh2, but only openssh is supported now.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"KEYTYPE=<SSH_KEY_TYPE>,MODULUS=<SSH_KEY_MODULUS>,PASSPROTECT=<SSH_KEY_P
ASSPROT>,CREATETIME=<SSH_KEY_CTIME>,FINGERPRINT=<SSH_KEY_FINGERPRINT>,FORMA
T=<SSH_KEY_FORMAT>,PUBKEY=<SSH_KEY_PUBKEY>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SSH_KEY_TYPE> Type of the key
<SSH_KEY_MODULUS> The number of bits in the key
<SSH_KEY_PASSPROT> Whether the key is protected by passphrase or not
<SSH_KEY_CTIME> Time at which the key is created
<SSH_KEY_FINGERPRINT> Fingerprint of the key
<SSH_KEY_FORMAT> The format of the pubkey being shown in the field of

<SSH_KEY_PUBKEY>
<SSH_KEY_PUBKEY> Public key of the key in the format of <SSH_KEY_FORMAT>
Example
Command
RTRV-SSH-HOSTKEY:::100::type=c-rsa,passphrase=Hostkey61136,format=openssh;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-01-02 10:12:03
M 100 COMPLD
"KEYTYPE=C-RSA,MODULUS=2048,PASSPROTECT=YES,CREATETIME=\"1990-01-02
01:58:28\",FINGERPRINT=\"cc:73:f0:6c:e4:85:1f:08:c3:2f:c7:b9:49:8f:93:29\",
FORMAT=OPENSSH,PUBKEY=\"ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAAEAAEAAQAAAQEA0iVz/TNpMgCwYU/TIgLPrJ9WWlMlgk3lTvGR4cEpP7h
pC6hiFKMCuebyGkDDUVfDz2ly87FPm1PDbOeEkMbAy44CUZK9DNPJQCk6FUPzKCj26nZade3Q5M
bHRSeiAPktZO8FdFxPPYQHPaFPZxCs5v1+BVjEjJYnlSx9OxjNYDPtRAAddsk46XWka/gQDSfuA
suoOfj3s7TdAFXxD4xdA0xljiv8Hl8Mtb8xTceYtTJitaYU4Scp6XwArCUf18LOS3N3XjP7ZVZO
jd9VfUjOhXr7VRysAEA3TCxZaRXWmMNrmDnrsdpJYj4wetZfJt9fjv0M+RM7Gkfi/KumAhYrcw=
= Huawei Technologies Co.,Ltd.\""
;
Related Commands
D.31.36 RTRV-SSH-HOSTKEYLIST
Retrieves the list of all SSH hostkey in the NE.
Function
This command instructs NE to retrieve the list of all SSH hostkey.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSH-HOSTKEYLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"KEYTYPE=<SSH_KEY_TYPE>,PASSPROTECT=<SSH_KEY_PASSPROT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SSH_KEY_TYPE> Type of the key
<SSH_KEY_PASSPROT> Whether the key is protected by passphrase or not
Example
Command
RTRV-SSH-HOSTKEYLIST:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"KEYTYPE=C-RSA,PASSPROTECT=YES"
"KEYTYPE=S-RSA,PASSPROTECT=NO"
;
assign or release a client's public key to a ssh user.
Function
This command assign or release a client's public key to a ssh user.
Usage Note
The ssh users are consistent with the local users of security management.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-USER-SSHPEERPUBKEY:[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>::
[PUBKEYNAME=<PEERPUBKEYNAME>];
Command Parameters

Value
<UID> Indicates the user name to be changed. It is a characters string NA

of 4 to 16 characters, no case sensitive, spaces are not allowed.
<PEERPUBKEYNAME> Indicates the name of the public key assigned to the user, 4-30 NA
characters, no case sensitive, spaces are not allowed. the user's
public key will be unassigned if nothing is entered for this
parameter
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-USER-SSHPEERPUBKEY::Username:100::PUBKEYNAME="PUBLIC001";
Response Message
NE 2012-02-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Changes ssh user's authentication type.
Function
This command changes ssh user's authentication type.
Usage Note
The ssh users are consistent with the local users of security management.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-USER-SSHAUTHTYPE:
[<TID>]:<UID>:<CTAG>::<AUTHTYPE=<SSHAUTHTYPE>;
Command Parameters

Value
<UID> Indicates the user name to be changed. It is a characters string of 4 NA

to 16 characters.
<SSHAUTHTYPE> Indicates the ssh user' authentication type: PASSWORD or NA

PUBLICKEY.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-USER-SSHAUTHTYPE::Username:100::AUTHTYPE=PASSWORD;
Response Message
NE 2012-02-04 15:23:20 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
Retrieves ssh user's authentication type and client's public key.
Function
This command retrieves ssh user's authentication type and client's public key.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-USER-SSH:[<TID>]:[<UID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<UID> Indicates the user name to be retrieved. It is a string of 4 to NA

16 characters. All users will be retrieved if nothing is
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<UID>:AUTHTYPE=<SSHAUTHTYPE>,PUBKEYNAME=<PEERPUBKEYNAME>"
Response Parameters
<UID> Indicates the user name.
<SSHAUTHTYPE> Indicates the ssh user' authentication type.
<PEERPUBKEYNAME> Indicates the name of the client's public key assigned to the user.
Example
Command
RTRV-USER-SSH::Username:100;
Response Message
NE 2012-02-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
"Username:AUTHTYPE=PASSWORD,PUBKEYNAME="PUBLIC001";
Related Commands
Retrieves the infomation of the SSH client's public key.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve infomation of the SSH client's public key.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSH-PEERPUBKEYINFO:[<TID>]:<PEERPUBKEYNAME>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Value
<PEERPUBKEYNAME> The name of the ssh client's public key, 4-30 characters, no case NA
sensitive, spaces are not allowed;
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"PUBKEYNAME=<PEERPUBKEYNAME>,PUBKEYTYPE=<PEERPUBKEYTYPE>,PUBKEYINFO=<PEE
RPUBKEYINFO>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<PEERPUBKEYNAME> Indicates the client's public key's name

<PEERPUBKEYTYPE> Indicates the key's encryption algorithm type
<PEERPUBKEYINFO> Indicates the string of the key, In accordance with the style of
openssh, "ssh-rsa" at the beginning, comment at the end, Separated
by space.
Example
Command
RTRV-SSH-PEERPUBKEYINFO::PUBLIC:100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"PUBKEYNAME=PUBLIC001,PUBKEYTYPE=RSA,PUBKEYINFO="ssh-rsa
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABJQAAAQBqc/FDmC11ZL+YyF2rt6gLdMOZjEvOqtOqMOB8E0y61qGBqrv
IJ3hU1gdf+WfHJ21DEDowmQKFsV1fcbLis3ovh+qGjvrJMgM8BNr4zfsGVUw9dcBrqDTyNq0F0H
upoo0FlPUx4IhSnlB0GQtRyKueikRVjAN4SjD5CQIgZRiL2OEvKeMXuZDg9/RmjIPfPTwctzVdp
OR+jqtbr43NSpCPyykwL5HDsa8KWLxjuIXHfXXHhe1f7P1Z1+rf7n62MCh3oXx5aUjxG0SRnDYs
TB5v9AE+Oa4CR0WRkTHmGcaL1nK28jBI0g9k0ix34Ac0/aqxHfT8FtkKp8/77oBnn5H7 rsa-
key-20120228"
"
Retrieves the list of the SSH client's public key.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve list of the SSH client's public key.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSH-PEERPUBKEYLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"PUBKEYNAME=<PEERPUBKEYNAME>,PUBKEYTYPE=<PEERPUBKEYTYPE>,
[PUBKEYCOMMENT=<PEERPUBKEYCOMMENT>]"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<PEERPUBKEYNAME> the name of the ssh client's public key

<PEERPUBKEYTYPE> Indicates the key's encryption algorithm type
<PEERPUBKEYCOMMENT> Indicates the comment of the public key
Example
Command
RTRV-SSH-PEERPUBKEYLIST:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"PUBKEYNAME=PUBLIC001,PUBKEYTYPE=RSA,PUBKEYCOMMENT=comment"
D.31.42 RTRV-SSH-SRVINFO
Retrieve running information of SSH server.
Function
This command instructs NE to retrieve running information of SSH server.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSH-SRVINFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"VERSION=<SSH_SRV_VERSION>,CONNTIMEOUT=<SSH_SRV_CONNTIMEOUT>,AUTHRETRY=<
SSH_SRV_AUTHRETRY>,STATUS=<SSH_SRV_STATUS>,PORT=<SSH_SRV_PORT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SSH_SRV_VERSION> Version of SSH server
<SSH_SRV_CONNTIMEOUT> SSH connection timeout
<SSH_SRV_AUTHRETRY> Times of SSH authentication retries
<SSH_SRV_STATUS> Status of SSH server, enable or disable
<SSH_SRV_PORT> Tcp port on which SSH server listenning
Example
Command
RTRV-SSH-SRVINFO:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-07 19:28:38
M 100 COMPLD
"VERSION=1.99,CONNTIMEOUT=60,AUTHRETRY=3,STATUS=ENABLE,PORT=22"
;
D.31.43 RTRV-SECULOG
Retrieve the seculog which supports retrieve all or by time.
Function
This command retrieves the seculog which supports retrieve all or by time.
Usage Note
None
Category
SM
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SECULOG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::[STARTDATE],[STARTTIME],[ENDDATE],
[ENDTIME];
Command Parameters
<STARTDATE> the start date of the query The current

date
<STARTTIME> the start time of the query 00–00–00
<ENDDATE> the end date of the query The current

date
<ENDTIME> the end time of the query 23–59–59
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^SECU_EVT_NAME=<SECU_EVT_NAME>,SECU_USER_NAME=<SECU_USER_NAME>,SECU_LOG_T
IME=<SECU_LOG_TIME>,SECU_RESRC=<SECU_RESRC>,SECU_IP=<SECU_IP>,SECU_TEITYPE=
<SECU_TEITYPE>,SECU_RESULT=<SECU_RESULT><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SECU_EVT_NAME> the evt name of the operation.
<SECU_USER_NAME> the user name who operates the ne.
<SECU_LOG_TIME> the time of the operation.
<SECU_RESRC> the resource name of the operation.
<SECU_IP> the ip that operates the ne.
<SECU_TEITYPE> the teitype that operates the ne.
<SECU_RESULT> the result of the operation.
Example
Command
RTRV-SECULOG:::100::2012-3-25,17-40-00,2012-3-25,17-50-00;
Response Message
NE 2012-03-25 17:46:15
M 100 COMPLD
"SECU_EVT_NAME=login,SECU_USER_NAME=sonet,SECU_LOG_TIME=2012-03-25 17-
45-03,SECU_RESRC=login
command,SECU_IP=129.9.132.16,SECU_TEITYPE=tl1,SECU_RESULT=S"
;
D.31.44 RTRV-PWDRECTYPE
Retrieves the encrypted type of the password.
Function
This command retrieves the encrypted type of the password.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-PWDRECTYPE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<ENCRYPTTYPE><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<ENCRYPTTYPE> Indicates the the encrypted type of the password.

Example
Command
RTRV-PWDRECTYPE:::100;
Response Message
NE1691 1990-01-04 13:20:37
M 100 COMPLD
"MD5"
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.45 ED-PWDRECTYPE
Sets the encrypted type of the password.
Function
This command is to set the encrypted type of the password.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-PWDRECTYPE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<ENCRYPTTYPE>;
Command Parameters
Value
<ENCRYPTTYPE> the encrypted type of the password:MD5/SHA256/PBKDF2. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PWDRECTYPE:::100::MD5;
Response Message
NE1691 1990-01-04 13:20:56
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.46 RTRV-SECU-TYPE
Retrieve the security function type.
Function
This command query the information about security function type.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SECU-TYPE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^" <SECU_TYPE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Para Description
met
er
<SE Indicates the security function type. The valid values are as follows:
CU_ RADIUS,SYSLOG,SNMP,NTP,OPLOG,SUCELOG,SSH_SRV,SSH_CLIENT,BASIC_ACL,
TYP ADVANCE_ACL,USER_PW_SHA256,SNMP_COMMUNITY,SSL_CERTIFYCATE,SSH_
E> KEY_CREATE_ASYN,PWD_BLACKLIST,USERSECU_POLICY,USER_PW_PBKDF2,TL
S_SYSLOG,TRAP_COMMMUNITY,SNMP_VERSION,PWD_NOTIFY,DCN_ENCRYPT,E
XTECC_AUTH,NE_AUTO_REPORT,RADIUS_PROXY_AUTH,SSL_OPT,SFTP_FINGER
PRINT_AUTH,USER_LOCKDURATION,INVALID_ATTEMPTNUM.
Example
Command
RTRV-SECU-TYPE:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2015-03-06 08:24:47
M 100 COMPLD
"RADIUS"
"SYSLOG"
"SNMP"
"NTP"
"OPLOG"
"SECULOG"
"SSH_SRV"
"SSH_CLIENT"
"BASIC_ACL"
"ADVANCE_ACL"
"USER_PW_SHA256"
"SNMP_COMMUNITY"
"SSL_CERTIFYCATE"
"SSH_KEY_CREATE_ASYN"
"PWD_BLACKLIST"
"USERSECU_POLICY"
"USER_PW_PBKDF2"
"TLS_SYSLOG"
"USER_LOCKDURATION"
"INVALID_ATTEMPTNUM"
"TRAP_COMMMUNITY"
"SNMP_VERSION"
"PWD_NOTIFY"
"RADIUS_PROXY_AUTH"
"SSL_OPT"
"SFTP_FINGERPRINT_AUTH"
;
Related Commands
D.30.3 OPR-ERRPICK
D.30.1 ABT-ERRPICK
D.30.2 ACK-ERRPICK
D.31.47 RTRV-AO
Retrieves the automatic output.
Function
This command retrieves a copy of a queued autonomous message or a missing autonomous
message. The messages that can be retrieved include: REPT DBCHG, REPT EVT, and REPT
ALM.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-AO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[ATAGSEQ=<ATAGSEQ>],[MSGTYPE=<MSGTYPE>],
[DBCHGSEQ=<DBCHGSEQ>];
Command Parameters
<ATAGSEQ> Indicates the integral part of the ATAG of the autonomous NA

message to be retrieved. The valid values are integers. This
parameter may be used together with MSGTYPE. The
keyword should not be used if the DBCHGSEQ keyword is
used. All values will be retrieved if nothing is entered for
this parameter.
<MSGTYPE> Indicates the type of the autonomous message to be NA

retrieved. The valid values are DBCHG, ALM, and EVT for
"REPT DBCHG", "REPT ALM", and "REPT EVT"
respectively. All values will be retrieved if nothing is
entered for this parameter. The keyword should not be used
if the DBCHGSEQ keyword is used. If this value is
DBCHG, the security level of the user must be "super".
<DBCHGSEQ> Indicates the sequence number of the REPT DBCHG NA

message. The valid values are integers between 0 and 9999.
This keyword should not be used if ATAGSEQ and/or

MSGTYPE are used. Do not enter anything for this
parameter if <MSGTYPE> is set to DBCHG. If this
parameter is specific, the security level of the user must be
"super".
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD [<cr> <lf>
/* <cr><lf>
(<autonomous message including the message header, but without the
termination indicator, i.e., ";"> <cr> <lf>)*
*/] <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-AO:::100:::MSGTYPE=DBCHG;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:08:54
M 100 COMPLD
/*
NE 2004-07-08 15:08:39
A 10 REPT DBCHG
"DATE=2004-07-08,TIME=15-11-29,SOURCE=100,USERID=sonet,DBCHGSEQ=2:ED-
USER-SECU:TESTUSER1:,,,:TMOUTEN=ENABLE,TMOUTLN=30"
*/
;
Related Commands
D.31.48 RTRV-DBCHGSEQ
Retrieves the last sequence of dbchg event.
Function
This command retrieves the last sequence of dbchg event.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBCHGSEQ:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<LASTDBCHG_SEQ><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LASTDBCHG_SEQ> the last sequence of dbchg event
Example
Command
RTRV-DBCHGSEQ:::123;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-10-24 10:56:30
M 123 COMPLD
"8"
;
>
D.31.49 DLT-PWD-BLACKLIST
Delete the password blacklist.
Function
This command is issued to delete the password blacklist.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-PWD-BLACKLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::[<PWDBLACKLIST>];
Command Parameters
Value
<PWDBLACKLIST> Indicates the password blacklist, string, max legth is 16. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-PWD-BLACKLIST:::100::blacklist
Response Message
WIN-NE 2013-12-08 00:22:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
D.31.50 ENT-PWD-BLACKLIST
Add the password blacklist.
Function
This command is issued to add the password blacklist.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-PWD-BLACKLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PWDBLACKLIST>;
Command Parameters
Value
<PWDBLACKLIST> Indicates the password blacklist, string, max legth is 16. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-PWD-BLACKLIST:::100::blacklist
Response Message
WIN-NE 2013-12-08 00:22:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
D.31.51 RTRV-PWD-BLACKLIST
Retrieves all password blacklist.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve all password blacklist.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-PWD-BLACKLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<PWDBLACKLIST>"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<PWDBLACKLIST> Indicates the password blacklist, string, max legth is 16.
Example
Command
rtrv-pwd-blacklist:::100;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2013-12-08 00:45:48
M 100 COMPLD
"blacklist"
;
>
D.31.52 RTRV-PTPCMD-WHITELIST
Querying the cmd list which can execute in the function of optp-white-list
Function
Querying the cmd list which can execute in the function of optp-white-list
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-PTPCMD-WHITELIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^PTPCMD=<PTPCMD>,PTPMSG0=<PTPMSG0>,PTPMODID=<PTPMODID>,PTPENTRYID=<PTPENT
RYID>,PTPFUNC=<PTPFUNC>,PTPBRIEF=<PTPBRIEF><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PTPCMD> the cmd number Which can execute.
<PTPMSG0> the msg number of the cmd.

<PTPMODID> the module id of the cmd.
<PTPENTRYID> the entry id of the cmd.
<PTPFUNC> the function address which defined by the user.
<PTPBRIEF> the brief of the cmd.
Example
Command
RTRV-PTPCMD-WHITELIST:::100 ;
Response Message
2014-07-24 00:39:44
M 100 COMPLD
"CMD=0X1098,MSG0=0X2,MODID=0X15,ENTRYID=1,FUNC=0X8C9FCC9,BRIEF=TESTCMD";
Related Commands
None
D.31.53 ED-PWDEXPIRE-NOTIFDAY
Sets the notify day before the password expires.
Function
This command is to set the notify day before the password expires.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-PWDEXPIRE-NOTIFDAY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<NOTIFDAY>;
Command Parameters
Value
<NOTIFDAY> Indicates the notify day before the password expires, ranging from NA
3 to 15;
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PWDEXPIRE-NOTIFDAY:::100::7;
Response Message
NE1691 1990-01-04 13:20:56
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.54 REPT^PWD^WILLEXPIRE
Reports that password will expire in several days
Function
This event reports that password will expire in several days.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
M^^<atag>^REPT^PWD^WILLEXPIRE<cr><lf>
^^^<cr>"UID=<UID>,DAYBEFPWDEXPIRE=<DAYBEFPWDEXPIRE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<UID> Indicates the user name. It is a string of 4 to 16 alphanumeric characters.
<DAYBEFPWDEXPIRE> Indicates the days before password expires.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
WIN-NE 2014-10-15 12:00:00
A 17 REPT PWD WILLEXPIRE
"UID=zhang,DAYBEFPWDEXPIRE=10"
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.55 RTRV-PWDEXPIRE-NOTIFDAY
Retrieves the notify day before the password expires.
Function
This command retrieves the notify day before the password expires.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-PWDEXPIRE-NOTIFDAY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^NOTIFDAY=<NOTIFDAY><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<NOTIFDAY> Indicates the notify day before the password expires.
Example
Command
RTRV-PWDEXPIRE-NOTIFDAY:::100;
Response Message
NE1691 1990-01-04 13:20:37
M 100 COMPLD
"NOTIFDAY=7"
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.56 ED-HISPWCNT
Sets the check times of the history password.
Function
This command is to set the check times of the history password.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-HISPWCNT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<HISPWCNT>;
Command Parameters
Value
<HISPWCNT> Check times of the history password, 0 to 12, 0 means not check; 5
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-HISPWCNT:::100::6;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2014-11-06 18:32:51
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.57 ED-PWMINAGE
Sets the password min age.
Function
This command is to set the password min age.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-PWMINAGE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PWMINAGE>;
Command Parameters
Value
<PWMINAGE> Password min age. 1~20; 1 day
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PWMINAGE:::100::10;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2014-11-06 18:33:29
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.31.58 RTRV-SECU-CFG
Retrieves security configuration.
Function
This command retrieves security configuration.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SECU-CFG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"EXPPWCNT=<EXPPWCNT>,PWMAXAGE=<PWMAXAGE>,PWMINAGE=<PWMINAGE>,HISPWCNT=<H
ISPWCNT>,TRLPERIOD=<TRLPERIOD>,ATTEMPTCNT=<ATTEMPTCNT>,LOCKDURATION=<LOCKDU
RATION>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<EXPPWCNT> Indicates the count of the password
<PWMAXAGE> Password max age
<PWMINAGE> Password min age
<HISPWCNT> Check times of the history password
<TRLPERIOD> Indicates how man time lock the user
<ATTEMPTCNT> Indicates times of attempt login
<LOCKDURATION> Automatic unlocking time
Example
Command
RTRV-SECU-CFG:::100;
Response Message
WIN-NE 2014-11-06 18:33:31
M 100 COMPLD
"EXPPWCNT=3,PWMAXAGE=0,PWMINAGE=17,HISPWCNT=8,TRLPERIOD=180,ATTEMPTCNT=5,LO
CKDURATION=600"
;
D.31.59 ENT-SSH-FINGERPRINT
Add or modify a ssh fingerprint to the device.
Function
This command is issued to add or modify a ssh fingerprint to the device.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SSH-FINGERPINT:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::ServerIP=<Sftp_ServerIP>,Port=<Sftp_Port>,Alg=<Sftp_Alg>,Fingerpri
nt=<Sftp_Fingerprint>;
Command Parameters
<Sftp_ServerIP> Indicates the SSH server ip. the IP is Ipv4, such as: NA
129.9.111.1.
<Sftp_Port> Indicates SSH server port. It's between 1 and 65535. NA
<Sftp_Alg> Fingerprint algorithm, only support MD5 now. NA
<Sftp_Fingerprint> Indicates SSH server's fingerprint. The total length of the NA

fingerprint is 47, every two word is partiation by ":". The
Character set is 0~9, a~f(include uppercase and lowercase
letter). This is an example:
4d:98:70:e6:04:c9:2e:1b:ca:12:75:e1:bb:7d:dc:a4;
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SSH-
FINGERPRINT:::99::ServerIP=129.9.130.3,Port=22,Alg=MD5,Fingerprint="4d:98:7
0:e6:04:c9:2e:1b:ca:12:75:e1:bb:7d:dc:a4"
Response Message
NEW-NE 2015-01-7 20:23:32
M 99 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.31.60 DLT-SSH-FINGERPRINT
Delete the ssh fingerprint.
Function
This command is issued to delete the ssh fingerprint.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-SSH-FINGERPRINT:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::ServerIP=<Sftp_ServerIP>,Port=<Sftp_Port>;
Command Parameters
<Sftp_ServerIP> Indicates the SSH server ip. the IP is Ipv4, such as: NA
129.9.111.1.
<Sftp_Port> Indicates SSH server port. It's between 1 and 65535. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SSH-FINGERPRINT:::111::ServerIP=129.9.130.3,Port=22;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-06 20:23:32
M 111 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.31.61 RTRV-SSH-FINGERPRINTLIST
Retrieves the list of the SSH server's fingerprint..
Function
This command is issued to retrieve list of the SSH server's fingerprint.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSH-FINGERPRINTLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"SERVERIP=<Sftp_ServerIP>,PORT=<Sftp_Port>,ALG=<Sftp_Alg>,FINGERPRINT=<S
ftp_Fingerprint>"<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
<Sftp_ServerIP> Indicates the SSH server ip.
<Sftp_Port> Indicates SSH server port.
<Sftp_Alg> Fingerprint algorithm, only MD5.
<Sftp_Fingerprint> Indicates SSH server's fingerprint;
Example
Command
RTRV-SSH-FINGERPRINTLIST:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-01-02 10:12:03
M 100 COMPLD
"SERVERIP=129.9.130.3,PORT=22,ALG=MD5,FINGERPRINT=\"4d:98:70:e6:04:c9:2e:1b
:ca:12:75:e1:bb:7d:dc:a4\"";
Related Commands
D.31.62 ED-SSH-SRVAUTH
Edit a SSH client authentication switch to the device.
Function
This command edit a SSH client authentication switch to the device.
Usage Note
None.
Category
Security
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-SSH-SRVAUTH:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::SWITCH=<Sftp_Switch>;
Command Parameters

Value
<Sftp_Switch> Indicates the SSH client fingerprint authentication switch. The value CLOSE
is OPEN or CLOSE.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SSH-SRVAUTH:::101::SWITCH=OPEN;
Response Message
NE 2012-02-04 15:23:20 M 101 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.31.63 RTRV-SSH-SRVAUTH
Retrieves the list of the SSH client authentication switch of the device.
Function
This command is issued to retrieve list of the SSH client authentication switch of the device.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-SSH-SRVAUTH:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"SWITCH=<Sftp_Switch>"<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
<Sftp_Switch> the SSH client fingerprint authentication switch.
Example
Command
RTRV-SSH-SRVAUTH:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 1990-01-02 10:12:03
M 100 COMPLD
"SWITCH=OPEN"
;
Related Commands
D.31.64 ENT-SSH-ASYNHOSTKEY
Asynchronous create the SSH hostkey.
Function
This command is issued to asynchronous create the SSH hostkey.
Usage Note
None
Category
Communication
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-SSH-ASYNHOSTKEY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::TYPE=<SSH_KEY_TYPE>,
[MODULUS=<SSH_KEY_MODULUS>],[PASSPHRASE=<SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE>],
[OVERWRITE=<SSH_KEY_OVERWRITE>];
Command Parameters
Value
dsa, but only *-rsa is supported now.
<SSH_KEY_MODULUS> The number of bits in the key, range from 2048 to 4096. 2048
<SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE> String, length ranging from 12 to 16 and composed of at null

least three character set, or null.
<SSH_KEY_OVERWRITE> Indicates whether overwriting is allowed or not when deny

creating key. the value can be deny or allow.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SSH-ASYNHOSTKEY:::100::type=c-
rsa,modulus=2048,passphrase=Hostkey61136,overwrite=allow;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2012-02-7 20:23:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.32 Backup and Recover

This section lists commands which used to backup and recover the data on the system.
Changes the database backup period.
Function
This command changes the database backup period.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-PE-DBPERIOD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PE_DBPERIOD>;
Command Parameters
<PE_DBPERIOD Indicates the backup period. Units are in minutes. NA

It ranges from 5 to 1440.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PE-DBPERIOD:::100::30;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Retrieves the value of the database backup period.
Function
This command retrieves the database backup period.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PE-DBPERIOD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^" DBPERIOD =<VALUE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<VALUE> Indicates the backup period expressed in minutes. The valid value ranges from 5
to 1440.
Example
Command
RTRV-PE-DBPERIOD:::100;
Response Message
NE 2006-07-20 10:03:08
M 100 COMPLD
" DBPERIOD =30"
;
Related Commands
D.32.3 ED-PE-DATA
Recovers the data of an NE from the peripheral equipment of the NE to the flash memory or
backs up the data from the NE to the peripheral equipment.
Function
This command enables the NE to backup data to the peripheral equipment. When the SCC
card is faulty, the data on the peripheral equipment of the NE can be recovered.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-PE-DATA:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PE_AID>,<PE_DATA_MOD>;
Command Parameters
<PE_AID> Indicates the ID of the master card where the data NA

needs to be backed up or recovered.
<PE_DATA_MOD> The valid values are BACKUP and RECOVER. NA

BACKUP: Backs up data from an NE to the peripheral
equipment.
RECOVER: Recovers data from the peripheral
equipment to an NE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-PE-DATA:::100::SLOT-1-17,BACKUP;
Response Message
NE 2006-07-20 10:03:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.32.4 RECOVER-PE-DATA
Recovers the peripheral equipment of the NE to flash memory.
Function
The NE can back up data to the peripheral equipment. When the SCC card is faulty, the data
on the peripheral equipment can be used for data recovery.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RECOVER-PE-DATA:[<TID>]:[<PE_AID#N"SLOT-0">]:<CTAG>::<PE_DATATYPE>,
[<PE_DATAFILE#N"">];
Command Parameters
<PE_AID> Indicates the ID of the master card which needs NA

to back up or recover data.
<PE_DATATYPE> Recovers the specific type of data from the NA

peripheral equipment to the NE. The data types
are as follows:
 ALL: indicates all the configuration
data, including DB, SOFT, SYSPARA,
PATCH, and OTHER data of the NE.
 DB: indicates the database file of the
NE.
 SOFT: indicates the software, including
INI files and FPGA.
 SYSPARA: indicates the system
configuration parameters.
 PATCH: indicates the patch files of the
NE.
 OTHER: indicates other data of the
NE.if <PE_DATAFILE> is exist, it can only
be DB.
<PE_DATAFILE> DB filename NA
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RECOVER-PE-DATA::SLOT-1-17:100::DB;
Response Message
NE 2006-07-20 10:03:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.32.5 RTRV-FREESPACE
Retrieves the free space of a file system device.
Function
This command retrieves the free space of a file system device.
Usage Note
None
Category
SFTM
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-FREESPACE:[<TID>]:<SFTM_SLOT_SOR>:<CTAG>::<SFTM_DRV_NAME>
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT_SOR> Indicates the card ID. NA
<SFTM_DRV_NAME> Indicates the file system device NA

name.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"
Board=<SFTM_SLOT_DST>,DRIVER=<SFTM_DRV_NAME>,FREESPACE=<SFTM_SPACE_FREE>"<c
r><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT_DST> Indicates the card ID.
<SFTM_DRV_NAME> Indicates the file system device name.
<SFTM_SPACE_FREE> Indicates the free space.
Example
Command
RTRV-FREESPACE::SLOT-2:100::ofs1;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"BOARD=SLOT-1-18,DRIVER=ofs1,FREESPACE=71512064"
;
Related Commands
None
Retrieves the status of the automatic backup function of an NE.
Function
This command retrieves the status of the automatic backup function of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PE-AUTOBACKUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^" STATUS =<STATUS>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
STATUS DISABLE: indicates that the automatic backup function is

disabled.
ENABLE: indicates that the automatic backup function is
enabled.
Example
Command
RTRV-PE-AUTOBACKUP:::100;
Response Message
NE 2006-07-20 10:03:08
M 100 COMPLD
" STATUS=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
Backs up the data from an NE to the peripheral equipment.
Function
Users can enable or disable the automatic backup function of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
SET-PE-AUTOBACKUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PE_AUTO_BACK>
Command Parameters
<PE_AUTO_BACK> Indicates the state. The valid values are Enable and Enable
Disable. Enable: indicates that the automatic backup
function is enabled.
Disable: indicates that the automatic backup function
is disabled.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-PE-AUTOBACKUP:::1::DISABLE;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-15 14:56:06
M 1 COMPLD
;
>
Related Commands
D.32.8 REPTÊVT^PEBACKUPFAIL
Reports that the NE fails to back up data to the peripheral equipment.
Function
This event is reported automatically by the NE to inform the user that the NE failed to backup
data to the peripheral equipment.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
A^^<atag>^REPTÊVT^PEBACKUPFAIL <cr><lf>
^^^"DATATYPE=<PE_DATATYPE>,BID=<AID>"
;
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the ID of the master card which needs to backup or recover data.
<PE_DATATYPE> Indicates the type of data which failed to back up from the NE to the
peripheral equipment. The data types are as follows:
 ALL: indicates the configuration data, including DB, SOFT,
SYSPARA, PATCH, and OTHER data of the NE.
 DB: indicates the database file of the NE.
 SOFT: indicates the software, including INI files and FPGA.
 SYSPARA: indicates the system configuration parameter.
 PATCH: indicates the patch files of the NE.
 OTHER: indicates other data of the NE.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2007-04-12 16:09:26
A 28 REPT EVT PEBACKUPFAIL
"DATATYPE=ALL,BID=SLOT-1-2"
;
Related Commands
None
D.32.9 RTRV-VERMATCH
Retrieves the match information about the software version.
Function
This command retrieves the match information about the software version.
Usage Note
None
Category
SFTM
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-VERMATCH:[<TID>]:<SFTM_SLOT>:<CTAG>::<PATROL_TYPE>;
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT> Indicates the slot number. NA
<PATROL_TYPE> Indicates the patrol type. The valid values are NA

VERCHECK and ASVERCHECK.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"BID=<SFTM_SLOT>,TYPE=<TYPE>,MATCH_RESULT=<MATCH_RESULT>,MATCH_FILE_TYPE
=<MATCH_FILE_TYPE>,MATCH_FILE_NAME=<PATROL_MATCH_FNAME>,ACTIVE_FILE_REG=<AC
TIVE_FILE_REG>,ACTIVE_FILE_EXIST=<ACTIVE_FILE_EXIST>,ACTIVE_FILE_VER=<PATRO
L_FILE_VER>,STANDBY_FILE_REG=<PATROL_STANDBY_FREG>,STANDBY_FILE_EXIST=<PATR
OL_STANDBY_FEXIST>,STANDBY_FILE_VER=<PATROL_STANDBY_FVER>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT> Indicates the card ID.
<TYPE> Indicates the patrol type.
<MATCH_RESULT> Indicates the match result.
<MATCH_FILE_TYPE > Indicates the match file type.
<PATROL_MATCH_FNAME> Indicates the match file name.
<ACTIVE_FILE_REG > Indicates the active region file register flag.
<ACTIVE_FILE_EXIST> Indicates the active region file exist flag.
<PATROL_FILE_VER> Indicates the active region file version.
<PATROL_STANDBY_FREG> Indicates the standby region file register flag.
<PATROL_STANDBY_FEXIST> Indicates the standby region file exist flag.
<PATROL_STANDBY_FVER> Indicates the standby region file version.
Example
Command
RTRV-VERMATCH::SLOT-1-1:100::VERCHECK;
Response Message
NE 2006-04-05 14:43:35
M 100 RTRV
"BID=SLOT-1-
1,TYPE=,MATCH_RESULT=,MATCH_FILE_TYPE=,MATCH_FILE_NAME=,ACTIVE_FILE_REG=,AC
TIVE_FILE_EXIST=,ACTIVE_FILE_VER=,STANDBY_FILE_REG=,STANDBY_FILE_EXIST=,STA
NDBY_FILE_VER="
;
Related Commands
None
D.32.10 RTRV-DEVSPACE
Querying the information of the device space.
Function
This command obtains the information of the total space,the available free space and the used
space present in the specified device and in the board. This command can be executed on any
board of NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
MON
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DEVSPACE:[<TID>]:<MON_SLOT_SOR>:<CTAG>::[<DRIVER>];
Command Parameters
<DRIVER> the device name including ofs1,ofs2,drdb,tdrdb,mfs,cfs1,usbfs
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^BOARD=<BOARD>,DRIVER=<DRIVER>,TOTALSPACE=<TOTALSPACE>,FREESPACE=<FREESPA
CE>,USEDSPACE=<USEDSPACE><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<BOARD> Board identifier on which this command needs to be executed.
<DRIVER> The name of device which needs to be executed.
<TOTALSPACE> Total space present in the specified device and in the board.
<FREESPACE> Free space present in the specified device and in the board.
<USEDSPACE> Used space present in the specified device and in the board.
Example
Command
RTRV-FREESPACE::SLOT-1-18:100::ofs1;
Response Message
NE 2012-03-25 17:46:15
M 100 COMPLD
"BOARD=SLOT-1-
18,DRIVER=ofs1,TOTALSPACE=126607360,FREESPACE=96415744,USEDSPACE=30191616"
;
D.33 System Update
This section lists commands which used to update the system.
D.33.1 ABT-CMD
Aborts SWDL, DBFDL or DBFUL processing.
Function
When issuing this command, the system aborts SWDL, DBFDL or DBFUL and attempts to
roll back to the state before SWDL, DBFDL or DBFUL. Software download (SWDL)
denotes downloading software packages from a PC to an NE. Database file download
(DBFDL) denotes downloading databases from a PC to an NE. Database file upload
(DBFUL) means uploading database from an NE to a PC.
Usage Note
This command can only abort software package downloading or database file downloading
and uploading.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ABT-CMD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ABT-CMD:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:07:32
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
Activates a group.
Function
This command activates a group that needs to be activated.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ACT-SWDLGROUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ACT-SWDLGROUP:::100
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 100 COMPLD;
;
Related Commands
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
Deletes the active SWDL group. After the groups are edited, users should use this command
to delete any empty groups that are generated.
Function
This command deletes an active group by group ID.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
DLT-SWDLGROUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDL_GROUPID>;
Command Parameters
<SWDL_GROUPID> Indicates the group ID. The NA

valid value ranges from 1 to
65535.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SWDLGROUP:::100::2;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 100 COMPLD;
Related Commands
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
Edits the active SWDL group.
Function
This command edits the active group by group ID/active mode/card list.
Usage Note
This command can verify the conditions as follows:
 The active SCC and the standby SCC must be set only in group 1.
NOTE:
The 1800 NA equipment does not support standby SCC. Edit the active SCC in group 1.
 Only SCC cards can be edited in group 1.

 The card must be on the upgrade list.
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-SWDLGROUP:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDL_GROUPID>,<GROUP_EDITMODE>,<GROUP_ACTMODE>,
<SWDL_BID>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the group ID. The valid value

<SWDL_GROUPID> ranges from 1 to 65535. NA
<GROUP_EDITMODE> Indicates the edit mode. The valid values are NA
ADD, COVER, DELETE.
<GROUP_ACTMODE> Indicates the active mode. The valid values NA

are MANUAL and AUTO.
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the card list. NA

The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF ID>-
<SLOT ID>.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD<cr><lf>^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SWDLGROUP:::100::2,COVER,MANUAL,SLOT-1-4&SLOT-1-5&SLOT-1-8;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.33.5 ED-SWDL-CUSTOM
Set SWDL Downloading Type.
Function
When issuing this command, the system will download the package according to the
specified type
Usage Note
This command can set package downloading type.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-SWDL-CUSTOM:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDL_CUSTOM>;
Command Parameters
<SWDL_CUSTOM> Indicates the package loading NA

Type that you want to use.Valid
values are WHOLE and
CUSTOM.
Response Syntax
None
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SWDL-CUSTOM:::100::CUSTOM;
Response Message
NE 2011-09-24 22:38:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
Verifies the active SWDL group.
Function
This command verifies the active group. This command must be issued after the active group
is edited.
Usage Note
This command verifies the following items:
 Whether every card is in one of the groups.
 Whether every card is only in one of the groups.
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
AUD-SWDLGROUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
AUD-SWDLGROUP:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
Retrieves active SWDL groups. This command is often used when the groups are modified.
Function
This command retrieves all the active groups.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDLGROUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<SWDL_GROUPID>,<GROUP_ACTMODE>,<SWDL_BID>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SWDL_GROUPID> Indicates the group ID. The valid value ranges from 1 to 65535.
<GROUP_ACTMODE> Indicates the active mode. The valid values are MANUAL and
AUTO.
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the card list.

Example
Command
RTRV-SWDLGROUP:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 100 COMPLD
"SWDL_GROUPID=1,GROUP_ACTMODE=AUTO,SWDL_BID=SLOT-1-29"
Related Commands
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
D.33.8 ED-LOADSOFT
Set SWDL Downloading Switch.
Function
When issuing this command, if para is open, the system will keep package downloading
processing alone alway from the disturb of other process of SWDL if para is close other
process of SWDL can run, sush as file fpatrol.
Usage Note
This command can keep software package downloading processing alone.
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-LOADSOFT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWITCH>;
Command Parameters
<SWITCH> if you want to keep package NA

loading alone ,the value is
OPEN, else the value is CLOSE
Response Syntax
None
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-LOADSOFT:::100::OPEN;
Response Message
NE 2011-09-24 22:38:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.9 RTRV-LOADSOFT
Get package Downloading Switch Status.
Function
When issuing this command, the system will response the current package Downloading
Switch Status.
Usage Note
This command can response the current package Downloading Switch Status.
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOADSOFT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NULL
Response Syntax
SET_STATE=<SWITCH>,CUR_STATE=<CURTYPE>
;
Response Parameters
<SWITCH> The Value of the Switch NA
<CURTYPE> The value of current Loading NA

state
Example
Command
RTRV-LOADSOFT:::100;
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 10:49:28
M 100 COMPLD
"SET_STATE=CLOSE,CUR_STATE=IDLE"
;
>
Related Commands
None
D.33.10 RTRV-LOADSUPPORTINFO
Get information about how the ne support package loading.
Function
When issuing this command, if para is open, the system will gether the function information
sush as if the ne support CUSTOM package loading.
Usage Note
This command can gether the function information sush as if the ne support CUSTOM
package loading.
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOADSUPPORTINFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NULL
Response Syntax
<FUNCTION> The name of the function NA
<INFO> The function is supported or not NA
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-LOADSUPPORTINFO:::100;
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 15:23:15
M 100 COMPLD
"PATCHPKG,YES"
"SFTP,YES"
"SWDL,YES"
"PRESWDL,YES"
"GROUPACT,YES"
"SWDL_TOLERANCE,YES"
"SWDLFUNCTION,0x03"
"CUSTOMSWDL,YES"
"DIFFUSE,YES"
"DUFILEMAXSIZE,59751KB"
"DBMS,0x03";
Related Commands
None
Sets the group mode of SWDL.
Function
This command sets the group mode by group ID and mode.
Usage Note
This command is valid when the software package is loaded.
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-GROUPMODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDL_GROUPID>,<GROUP_ACTMODE>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the group ID. The valid value

SWDL_GROUPID ranges from 1 to 65535. NA
GROUP_ACTMODE Indicates the active mode. The valid values NA
are MANUAL and AUTO.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-GROUPMODE:::100::1,MANUAL;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
Retrieves the group status of SWDL.
Function
This command retrieves the group status.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-GROUPSTATUS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<SWDL_GROUPID>,<GROUP_ACTMODE>,<GROUP_ACTSTATUS>,<GROUP_ACTRESULT>"<cr>
<lf>
;
Response Parameters
AUTO.
<GROUP_ACTSTATUS> Indicates the active status. The valid values are as follows:
 COMPLETED
 READY
 ACTIVING
 PENDING
<GROUP_ACTRESULT> Indicates the active result. The valid values are as follows:
 SUCCESS
 FAIL
 UNKNOWN
Example
Command
RTRV-GROUPSTATUS:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 100 COMPLD
"SWDL_GROUPID=1,GROUP_ACTMODE=AUTO,GROUP_ACTSTATUS=READY,GROUP_ACTRESULT=UN
KNOWN"
Related Commands
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
D.33.13 REPT^GROUPÂCTIVITED
Reports that a group has been activated.
Function
This event is reported by the SCC to provide information about the group, such as
SWDL_GROUPID, GROUP_ACTMODE, GROUP_ACTSTATUS, and
GROUP_ACTRESULT after a group is activated.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^ REPT^GROUPÂCTIVITED <cr><lf>
^^^"
SWDL_GROUPID=<SWDL_GROUPID>,GROUP_ACTMODE=<GROUP_ACTMODE>,GROUP_ACTSTATUS=<
GROUP_ACTSTATUS>,GROUP_ACTRESULT=<GROUP_ACTRESULT> "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
SWDL_GROUPID Indicates the group ID.
GROUP_ACTMODE Indicates the active mode. The valid values are MANUAL and
AUTO.
GROUP_ACTSTATUS Indicates the active status. The valid values are COMPLETED,
READY, ACTIVING, and PENDING.
GROUP_ACTRESULT Indicates the active result. The valid values are SUCCESS, FAIL,
and UNKNOWN.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2005-06-28 15:56:46
A 52 REPT GROUP ACTIVITED
" SWDL_GROUPID=3,GROUP_ACTMODE=AUTO,GROUP_ACTSTATUS=
COMPLETED,GROUP_ACTRESULT= SUCCESS"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.14 COMMIT-SW
Commits the newly downloaded software package.
Function
This command is issued to commit the newly downloaded software package. After issuing
this command, users cannot roll back the software to the previous version.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
COMMIT-SW:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
M^^<ctag>^^COMPLD<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
COMMIT-SW:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:24:58
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.15 COPY-RFILE
Copy files from a PC to an NE , from an NE to a PC.
Function
This command supports downloading of remote files and uploading of local files.
Usage Note
xFtp url:
1.ftp://<user>:<password>@<ftpserverip>[:<port>]/[url-path]
2.sftp://<user>:<password>@<sshserverip>[:<port>]/[url-path]
3.sftp_key://<user>:<passphrase>@<sshserverip>[:<port>]/[url-path]
file url:
1.file://<url-path>
passphrase – The passphrase of the ssh private key file. See related command of ssh.
The RFR/RFBU parameters can be used for debug purpose only to download/upload a single
file. If the operation fails, automatic rollback can be performed, and there will be broken
files. You can use the DLT-FILE command to delete the broken files.
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
COPY-RFILE:[<TID>]:
[<AID>]:<CTAG>::<FTYPE>,<SRCURL>,<DSTURL>,<OVERWRITE>;
Command Parameters
<AID> BoardID. Only when FTYPE is NA

RFR or RFBU can use for SCC
board id.and RFR or RFBU are
used for debug purpose.
<FTYPE> SWDL: Downloading software NA

package from remote PC to NE.
DBFDL: Downloading database
from remote PC to NE. And the
state of batch sync must be
COMPLETED when standby
SCC board exists.
DBFUL: Uploading database
from NE to remote PC.
RFR: Downloading single file
from remote PC to NE.
RFBU: Uploading single file
FCDL: Force to use custom-
built method to download
software package.
LOGUL: Uploading log file
OPLOGUL: Uploading
operational log file from NE to
remote PC.
PELOGUL: Uploading log file
in cf card from NE to remote
PC.
INFOCOL: Uploading errpick
information from NE to remote
PC.
POSTUL: The device check the
uploading file type .
POSTHISUL: The device check
the history uploading file type .
PATCHPKG: Downloading
patch package from remote PC
to NE.
<SRCURL> xFtp url or file url NA
<DSTURL> xFtp url or file url NA
<OVERWRITE> yes or no NA
NOTE:
This parameter is only used for
RFR.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
COPY-
RFILE:::100::swdl,"ftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:21/pkg/new.pkg","",no;
COPY-
RFILE:::100::dbfdl,"ftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:21/backup/dbf.pkg","",no;
COPY-RFILE:::100::dbful,"","ftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:21/backup/",no;
COPY-
RFILE:::100::rfr,"sftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:22/backup/ne.ini","file://
ofs1/hwx/ne.ini",yes;
COPY-RFILE::SLOT-1-
18:100::rfr,"sftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:22/backup/ne.ini","file://ofs1/
hwx/ne.ini",yes;
COPY-
RFILE:::100::rfbu,"file://ofs1/hwx/ne.ini","sftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:
22/backup/ne.ini",no;
COPY-RFILE::SLOT-1-
18:100::rfbu,"file://ofs1/hwx/ne.ini","sftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:22/ba
ckup/ne.ini",no;
COPY-
RFILE:::100::fcdl,"sftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:22/pkg/new.pkg","",no;
COPY-RFILE:::100::logul,"","sftp://user:password@129.9.1.1:22/backup/",no;
COPY-
RFILE:::100::oplogul,"","sftp_key://user:passphrase@129.9.1.1:22/backup/",n
o;
COPY-
RFILE:::100::pelogul,"","sftp_key://user:passphrase@129.9.1.1:22/backup/",n
o;
COPY-RFILE:::100::infocol,"","sftp_key://user:@129.9.1.1:22/backup/",no;
COPY-
RFILE:::100::patchpkg,"sftp_key://user:@129.9.1.1:22/pkg/sph001.pkg","",no;
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:18:53
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.33.16 COPY-OLDVERFILE
Copy a file to sepecified board on an NE.
Function
This command Copy a file to sepecified board on an NE.
Usage Note
none
Category
System
Security
Super
Command Syntax
COPY-OLDVERFILE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<Slot_Num>,<SoftName>;
Command Parameters
<Slot_Num> Indicates the ID of the board on NA

which files are tested.
<SoftName> Indicates the files to be tested. NA
Response Syntax
NULL
Example
Command
COPY-OLDVERFILE::SLOT-1-7:100::/ofs1/hwx/bdsoft.hwx"
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-07-29 03:50:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
NONE
D.33.17 CPY-MEM
Copies files from the RAM disk to the flash memory.
Function
This command only supports file copy at a local NE, and does not support copying of remote
files. In distributed storage, it is a null operation. The command is issued to copy a recently
downloaded software package that is saved from the RAM disk into the standby bank of an
NE or other destination cards.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
CPY-MEM:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
CPY-MEM:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:20:42
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.18 DLT-FILE
Delete a specified file on an NE.
Function
This Command will Delete a specified file on an NE.
Usage Note
NONE
Category
software
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-FILE:[<TID>]:
[<SFTM_SLOT_SOR>]:<CTAG>::<SFTM_FILE_NAME_SIXTY>
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT_SOR> Indicate the board you want to NA

operate
SFTM_FILE_NAME_SIXTY indicate the specified file,max NA

length is 60
Response Syntax
NONE
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-FILE::SLOT-1-2:100::/ofs1/hwx/ne.ini;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-07-29 03:50:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.19 ENT-SWDU-DUINFO
Creates the software package diffusion information for the local NE.
Function
This command edits or set the address of the first node, upstream node, and downstream node
for the software package diffusion of the local NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ENT-SWDU-DUINFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<FirstNode>, <UpNode>, <DownNode>;
Command Parameters
Indicates the address of the first node for the software

FirstNode package diffusion. NA
Upnode Indicates the address of the upstream node for the NA
software package diffusion of the local NE.
DownNode Indicates the address of the downstream node for the NA

software package diffusion of the local NE. A maximum
of 40 downstream nodes are supported.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SWDU-DUINFO:::10::0x81090001,0x81090002,0x81090003;
Response Message
NE 2006-11-10 15:57:06
M 10 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
None
D.33.20 RESET-ACTGROUP
Reset Actgroup To default Product rule.
Function
This command Reset Actgroup To default Product rule.
Usage Note
none
Category
Software
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RESET-ACTGROUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::
Command Parameters
NOTE:
None
Response Syntax
NONE
Example
Command
RESET-ACTGROUP:::100;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-07-29 03:50:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
NONE
D.33.21 RTRV-FILE
Get File Information.
Function
When issuing this command, the system will Get File Information.
Usage Note
This command can Get File Information.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-FILE:[<TID>]:[<SFTM_SLOT\>]:<CTAG>::<FILEURL>;
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT\> Indicates the ID of the slot on slot ID of the SCC board

which this command must be
executed, if not given means slot
ID of SCC board
<FILEURL> Indicates a FullPath including a NA

FileName that you want to query
Response Syntax
Slot_Num=<SFTM_SLOT>,FileType=<OSPFILETYPE>
FileName=<FILENAME40>,Version=<FILEVERSION>,FileSize=<FILESIZE>;
Response Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT> The ID of the slot for housing NA

the card that you want to check
<OSPFILETYPE> The Type of this File NA
<FILENAME40> The Name Of this File NA
<FILEVERSION> The Version of this File NA
<FILESIZE> The Size of This File NA
Example
Command
RTRV-FILE::SLOT-1-17:100::"file://ofs1/hwx/ne.ini";
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 15:42:48
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT_NUM=SLOT-1-
17,FILETYPE=INI,FILENAME=ne.ini,VERSION=5.51.08.13T01,FILESIZE=19524"
Related Commands
None
D.33.22 RTRV-FPATROL-STATE
Get Ne Fpatrol State.
Function
When issuing this command,the system will respone the state of ne fpatrol
Usage Note
This command can respone the state of ne fpatrol.
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-FPATROL-STATE:[<TID>]:[<SFTM_SLOT>]:<CTAG>::<PATROL_TYPE>;
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT> Indicates the ID of the slot for NA

housing the card that you want
to check
NA
<PATROL_TYPE> Indicates a PATROL_TYPE you
want to check. It can be any of
the following:
FILEPATROL: To validate the

file
VERCHECK: To check whether
the files present in master and
slave are synchronized
ASVERCHECK: To check
whether the active and the
backup files are synchronized in
a board
Response Syntax
<SFTM_SLOT>:<PATROL_TYPE>:<PATROL_STATE>;
Response Parameters

to check
<PATROL_TYPE> The patrol_type you want to NA

check
<PATROL_STATE> The State of the PATROL that NA

you check
Example
Command
RTRV-FPATROL-STATE::SLOT-1-17:100::FILEPATROL;
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 15:31:25
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOT-1-17:FILEPATROL:START"
Related Commands
None
D.33.23 RTRV-SOFT-VER
Get Current NE soft version.
Function
When issuing this command, the system will response the current NE version including
soft/bios/exbios/logic.
Usage Note
This command can response the current NE version including soft/bios/exbios/logic.
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-SOFT-VER:[<TID>]:<SFTM_SLOT>:<CTAG>::<SFTM_VER_SOR>;
Command Parameters

to check
<SFTM_VER_SOR> Indicates the Type you want to NA

read information from.It can be
FILE or MEMORY.
Response Syntax
SoftName=<SoftName>,SoftVer=<SoftVer>
SoftVerDate=<SoftVerDate>,SoftStatus=<SoftStatus>;
Response Parameters
<SoftName> The name of the soft NA
<SoftVer> The Vesion of the soft NA
<SoftVerDate> The Date of the soft NA
<SoftStatus> The soft is activated or not NA
Example
Command
RTRV-SOFT-VER::SLOT-1-17:100::FILE;
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 10:58:58
M 100 RTRV
"SOFTNAME=NSF1,SOFTVER=5.51.08.13,SOFTVERDATE=20120511,SOFTSTATUS=active"
"SOFTNAME=NSF2,SOFTVER=5.51.08.13,SOFTVERDATE=20120511,SOFTSTATUS=inactive"
"SOFTNAME=NeSoft(D),SOFTVER=5.51.08.13,SOFTVERDATE=20120511,SOFTSTATUS="
"SOFTNAME=Platform,SOFTVER=5.00.28.613,SOFTVERDATE=20120512,SOFTSTATUS="
"SOFTNAME=INI1,SOFTVER=5.51.08.13,SOFTVERDATE=20120505,SOFTSTATUS=active"
"SOFTNAME=INI2,SOFTVER=5.51.08.13,SOFTVERDATE=20120505,SOFTSTATUS=inactive"
"SOFTNAME=BIOS,SOFTVER=8.20.66,SOFTVERDATE=20100423,SOFTSTATUS=inactive"
"SOFTNAME=ExtBIOS,SOFTVER=9.20.79,SOFTVERDATE=20120505,SOFTSTATUS=active"
"SOFTNAME=PCB,SOFTVER=VER.A,SOFTVERDATE=,SOFTSTATUS="
"SOFTNAME=Logic,SOFTVER=(U18)430,SOFTVERDATE=,SOFTSTATUS="
"SOFTNAME=LogicE01,SOFTVER=(U10)110,SOFTVERDATE=,SOFTSTATUS="
>
>
NE169-1 2012-05-15 10:58:58

M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.33.24 RTRV-SWDU-DUINFO
Retrieves the software package diffusion information about the local NE.
Function
This command retrieves the addresses of the first node, upstream node, and downstream node
for the software package diffusion of the local NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDU-DUINFO:[<TID>]::[<CTAG>];
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DuNodeRole>,<DuNode>"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Indicates the type of the node. The valid values are FIRSTNODE, UPNODE,
<DuNodeRole> and DOWNNODE.
<DuNode> Indicates the ID of the node.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDU-DUINFO:::10;
Response Message
NE 2006-11-10 15:57:06
M 10 COMPLD
"FIRSTNODE, 0x81090001"
"UPNODE, 0x81090002"
"DOWNNODE, 0x81090003"
"DOWNNODE, 0x81090004"
Related Commands
None
D.33.25 RTRV-SWDU-DUSTATE
Retrieves the software package diffusion state of the local NE.
Function
This command retrieves the state of the software package diffusion of the local NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDU-DUSTATE:[<TID>]::[<CTAG>];
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"DuState=<DuState>"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
DuState Indicates the diffusion state of the software package.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDU-DUSTATE:::10;
Response Message
NE 2006-11-10 15:57:06
M 10 COMPLD
"DUSTATE=NONE"
Related Commands
None
D.33.26 RTRV-UPGRADE-BDLIST
Retrieves the list of cards that are being upgraded.
Function
This command retrieves the list of cards that are being upgraded.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-UPGRADE-BDLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"< SWDL_BID >,< INIT_TYPE >"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
SWDL_BID Indicates the card identification.
INIT_TYPE Indicates the reset type. The valid values are as follows:
 COLD: indicates the cold reset, during which the FPGA is
erased for reloading.
 WARM: indicates the warm reset, during which the FPGA is not
erased.
 NRST: indicates that no reset is necessary.
Example
Command
RTRV-UPGRADE-BDLIST:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 17:16:08
M 10 COMPLD
"slot-1-1,COLD"
Related Commands
None
D.33.27 RTRV-PKGTYPE
Retrieves the type of software package customization. This command can only be used on the
U2000 to customize software packages.
Function
This command retrieves the type of software package customization. This command can only
be used on the U2000 to customize software packages.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PKGTYPE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<BANK>;
Command Parameters
The valid values are as follows: NA

<BANK>
 ACTIVE: indicates the active bank of
the active SCC.
 STANDBY: indicates the standby
bank of the active SCC.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^" PKG_CUSTOMIZE_TYPE=<PKGTYPE> "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PKGTYPE> Indicates the package customization type on the NE. The valid
 WHOLE: indicates that the package on the NE is not

customized.
 CUSTOMBD: indicates that the package is customized for
specified boards.
 CUSTOMNE: indicates that the package is customized for
a specified NE.
Example
Command
RTRV-PKGTYPE:::100::ACTIVE;
Response Message
NE 2005-07-01 10:11:24
M 100 COMPLD
"PKG_CUSTOMIZE_TYPE=WHOLE"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.28 RTRV-PKGVER
Retrieves the versions of the active and standby programs of the software package. If a
software package is not saved in the SCC, an empty message is returned but the command
response is complete.
Function
This command retrieves the versions of the active and standby programs of the software
package. If a software package is not saved in the SCC, an empty message is returned but the
command response is completed.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PKGVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"ACTSWPVER=<ACTSWPVER>, STDBYSWPVER=<STDBYSWPVER>"
Response Parameters
<ACTSWPVER> Indicates the active partition software package version.
<STDBYSWPVER> Indicates the standby partition software package version.
Example
Command
RTRV-PKGVER:::100;
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:11:03
M 100 COMPLD
"ACTSWPVER=V100R001C01B01k,STDBYSWPVER=V100R001C01B01k"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.29 RTRV-PKTSTAT
Retrieves the packet statistics of the local NE.
Function
Retrieves the packet statistics of the local NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PKTSTAT:[<TID>]::<SFTM_SLOT>:[<CTAG>];
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT> Indicates the slot number. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"
Total_Packet=<TOTAL_PKT>,Checksum_Error=<ERR_CKS_PKT>,Data_Error=<ERR_DATA_
PKT>,Valid_Packet=<VALID_PKT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
TOTAL_PKT Indicates the total number of the data packet
ERR_CKS_PKT Indicates the wrong checksum
ERR_DATA_PKT Indicates the number of the invalid data packet
VALID_PKT Indicates the number of the valid data packet.
Example
Command
rtrv-pktstat::SLOT-1-18:100;
Response Message
NE 2000-01-03 10:44:46
M 100 COMPLD
"TOTAL_PACKET=0,CHECKSUM_ERROR=0,DATA_ERROR=0,VALID_PACKET=0"
;
>
Related Commands
None
D.33.30 RTRV-STATE
Retrieves the state during software package loading and database backup/restoration.
Function
This command retrieves the state during software package loading and database
backup/restore.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-STATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<FTYPE>;
Command Parameters
<FTYPE> Indicates the type of the software loading. NA

 SWDL: Downloads the software
package from an FTP server to the
NE.
 DBFUL: Backs up the database
from the NE to an FTP server.
 DBFDL: Restores the database
from an FTP server to the NE.
 FCDL: Force to use custom-built
method to download software package
 PELOGUL: uploading Log file in
cf card from NE to PC.
 OPLOGUL: uploading
Operational Log file from NE to PC.
 LOGUL: uploading log file from
NE to PC.
 POSTUL: uploading post file
from NE to PC.
 POSTHISUL: uploading history
post file from NE to PC.
 INFOCOL: uploading file from

NE to PC.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"FTYPE=<FTYPE>,MAINSTATE=<MAINSTATE>,SUBSTATE=<SUBSTATE>"
;
Response Parameters
<FTYPE>  Indicates the type of the software loading. The valid values are as
follows:
 SWDL: Downloads the software package from an FTP server
to the NE.
 DBFUL: Backs up the database from the NE to an FTP
server.
 DBFDL: Restores the database from an FTP server to the NE.
 FCDL: Force to use custom-built method to download
software package
 PELOGUL: uploading Log file in cf card from NE to PC.
 OPLOGUL: uploading Operational Log file from NE to PC.
 LOGUL: uploading log file from NE to PC.
 POSTUL: uploading post file from NE to PC.
 POSTHISUL: uploading history post file from NE to PC.
 INFOCOL: uploading file from NE to PC.
<MAINSTATE> When <FTYPE> is set to SWDL/FCDL, the valid values are as follows:
 NORMAL: indicates that an SWDL is not underway.
 CPY_FILE_START: indicates that the copying of files is underway.
 CPY_FILE_END: indicates that the COPY-RFILE command
succeeded and waits to proceed with the CPY-MEM command.
 CPY_MEM_START: indicates that the CPY-MEM command is
underway.
 CPY_MEM_END: indicates that the CPY-MEM succeeded and waits
to proceed with the INIT-SYS command.
 ACTIVE: indicates that the NE is activating the newly loaded
software.
 ACTIVATED: indicates that the newly loaded software has been
successfully activated and waits to proceeds with the COMMIT-SW
command.
 COMMITTING: indicates that the COMMIT-SW command is
underway.
 ROLLBACK: indicates that the NE is rolled back due to the ABT-
CMD or some error occurred.
When the input parameter <FTYPE> is DBFDL, the valid values are as
follows:
 NORMAL: indicates that the database restoration is not underway.
 DOWNLOADING: indicates that database restoration is underway.
 DOWNLOADEND: indicates the file downloading for database
restoration is finished and waits to proceed with the INIT-SYS command.
 CPYFILE_HALT: indicates that some errors occurred during
database downloading and waits to resolve the problem and re-transfer by
using the same command.
When the input parameter <FTYPE> is
DBFUL/PELOGUL/OPLOGUL/LOGUL/POSTUL/POSTHISUL/INFOCOL,
the valid values are:
 NORMAL: indicates that the database backup is not underway.
 UPLOADING: indicates that the database backup is underway.
 CPYFILE_HALT: indicates that some errors occurred during
database uploading and waits to resolve the problem and retransfer with
the same command.
<SUBSTATE> This parameter is valid only when <FTYPE> is set to SWDL and
<MAINSTATE> is set to NORMAL. <SUBSTATE> is always NORMAL
and can be ignored when <FTYPE> is set to DBFDL or DBFUL.
When <MAINSTATE> is set to NORMAL, valid values are as follows:
 NORMAL: indicates that the SWDL can be executed.
 UNSTABLE: indicates that the system is not stable because of a
reboot or AUTOSYNC/AUTOSWDL. Software downloads cannot be
executed in this situation.
 AUTOSYNC: indicates that the package is synchronized to a newly
inserted standby SCC. Software downloads cannot be executed in this
situation.
 AUTOSWDL: indicates that the system is automatically performing
an SWDL to a newly inserted card Software downloads cannot be
executed in this situation.
When the output parameter <MAINSTATE> is CPY_FILE_START, the valid
 NORMAL: indicates that the COPY-RFILE command is executed
normally.
 SWDU: indicates in sdwu mode and the COPY-RFILE command is
executed normally.
 CPYFILE_HALT: indicates that some errors occurred during file
downloading and waits to resolve the problem and re-transfer by using the
same command.
When <MAINSTATE> is set to ACTIVE, the valid values are as follows:
 NORMAL: indicates that the NE is preparing to activate a certain
card.
 ACTIVE_SELF: indicates that the active SCC is being activated.

 ACTIVE_PEER: indicates that the standby SCC is being activated.
 ACTIVE_SWITCH: indicates that the standby scc switch to active
SCC stage.
 ACTIVE_BD: indicates that other cards are being activated.
 ACTIVE_PEND: indicates that other cards are being excluded.
Example
Command
RTRV-STATE:::100::SWDL;
Response Message
NE 2004-04-07 15:16:07
M 100 COMPLD
"FTYPE=SWDL,MAINSTATE=NORMAL,SUBSTATE=NORMAL" ;
Related Commands
None
D.33.31 REPTÊVTÂUTOSWDL
Reports that an automatic SWDL is underway.
Function
An NE automatically updates its software with the files in the software package on the
inserted SCC card if there are any discrepancies between the software versions. The
REPT_EVT_AUTOSWDL response indicates an automatic SWDL is underway.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVTÂUTOSWDL<cr><lf>
^^^"AID=<BID>,EQPTTYPE=<BDTYPE>[,RSLT=<RSLT>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Indicates the slot number. The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF

<BID> ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<BDTYPE> Indicates the actual type of the card.
<RSLT> Automatic download is still underway if a result is not displayed.

The valid values for results of AUTOSWDL are as follows:
 SUCCESS: indicates that an automatic SWDL for the card
was successful.
 SW-FAILURE: indicates that an automatic SWDL for the
card failed due to a software-related problem, such as a link
break between the SCC and the card.
 HW-FAILURE: indicates that an automatic SWDL for the
card failed due to a hardware-related problem. Usually, the
failure occurs because no file for the card is found in the
software package of the SCC.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 1990-01-03 20:06:54
A 303 REPT EVT AUTOSWDL
"AID=SLOT-1-7,EQPTTYPE=11L4G,RSLT=SUCCESS"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.32 REPTÊVTÂUTOSYNC
Reports when the software package of a newly inserted standby SCC is automatically
synchronized to the active SCC.
Function
Reports that the software package of a standby SCC that is inserted into an NE is
automatically synchronized to the active SCC if there are any discrepancies between the
software versions. The REPT_EVT_AUTOSYNC response indicates that an automatic
synchronization is underway.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVTÂUTOSYNC <cr><lf>
^^^"AID=<Bid>,EQPTTYPE=<BdType>[,RSLT=<rslt>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<BID> Indicates the slot number of the standby SCC.
<BDTYPE> Indicates the actual type of the card, for example, OC48.
<RSLT> Automatic download is still underway if a result is not displayed. The valid
values for results of AUTOSWDL are as follows:
 SUCCESS: indicates that an automatic SWDL for the card was
successful.
 SW-FAILURE: indicates that an automatic SWDL for the card failed
due to a software-related problem, such as a link break between the SCC
and the card.
 HW-FAILURE: indicates that an automatic SWDL for the card failed
due to a hardware-related problem. Usually, the failure occurs because no
file for the card is found in the software package of the SCC.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2005-07-01 11:29:03
A 197 REPT EVT AUTOSYNC
"AID=SLOT-10,EQPTTYPE=OC48"
Related Commands
None
D.33.33 REPTÊVT^BDSWDL
Reports information about the cards that are to be upgraded during SWDL.
Function
After the COPY-RFILE command is issued to load all the files to the active SCC and before
the ending event is reported, the REPT_EVT_BDSWDL event is reported to the cards that
are to be upgraded during SWDL. Users should pay special attention to the reset type of the
card during the INIT-SYS process.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^BDSWDL<cr><lf>
^^^"AID=<BID>,BDTYPE=<BDTYPE>,INITTYPE=<INITTYPE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<BID> Indicates the slot number. The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF

ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<BDTYPE> Indicates the actual type of the card.
<INITTYPE> Indicates the reset type of the card during the INIT-SYS process.
 COLD: indicates a cold reset, during which the FPGA is
 WARM: indicates a warm reset, during which the FPGA
is not erased.
 NRST: indicates that a reset is unnecessary (no reset).
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2005-06-28 15:56:46
A 52 REPT EVT BDSWDL
"AID=SLOT-1-4,BDTYPE=11L4G,INITTYPE=COLD"
;
NE 2005-06-28 15:56:46
A 53 REPT EVT BDSWDL
"AID=SLOT-1-7,BDTYPE=11L4G,INITTYPE=COLD"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.34 REPTÊVT^COMMITRSLT
Reports the result of a commit operation.
Function
This event is reported to indicate the detailed result of a commit operation of a card.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^ COMMITRSLT <cr><lf>
"BID=<SLOT-S-N>,RSLT=<Result>" ;
Response Parameters
Indicates the slot number of the card which is related to this commit
<SLOT-S-N> result.
<Result> Indicates the rollback result. The valid values are SUCCESS and
FAILURE.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT EVT COMMITRSLT
"BID=SLOT-1-9,RSLT=FAILURE " ;
Related Commands
None
D.33.35 REPTÊVT^CPYMEM
Reports the progress of a CPY-MEM command.
Function
This event is reported to indicate the completion percentage of a CPY-MEM command. This
event indicates the start and end time of the loading, whether the cards are loaded with
software, and how many cards need to be loaded.
Usage Note
This event is not reported when the software package of the standby SCC is synchronized to
that of the active SCC.
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^CPYMEM<cr><lf>
^^^"AID=<Bid>,XFRSTATUS=<xfr_status>,[RSLT=<rslt>][,SLOTSDONE=<slots_done>]
[,SLOTSTTL=<slots_total>]"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Indicates the slot number in the format of SLOT-S-N, for example,

<Bid> SLOT-1-3.
<XFR_STATUS> Indicates the status of file transfer. The valid values are
COMPLTD and STARTED.
 COMPLTD: indicates that the transfer is complete.
 STARTED: indicates that the file transfer is underway.
<RSLT> Indicates the result of file transfer. The valid values are SUCCESS
and FAILURE. It is reported only when <XFR_STATUS> is set
to COMPLTD.
<SLOTS_DONE> Indicates the number of slots for which CPY-MEM is completed

at the time when the event is reported. It is reported only when
<XFR_STATUS> is set to COMPLTD.
<SLOTS_TOTAL> Indicates the total number of slots for which CPY-MEM is to be

done. It is reported only when <XFR_STATUS> is set to
COMPLTD.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2005-06-28 15:57:17
A 57 REPT EVT CPYMEM
"AID=SLOT-1-8,XFRSTATUS=STARTED"
;
NE 2005-06-28 15:57:37
A 58 REPT EVT CPYMEM
"AID=SLOT-1-8,XFRSTATUS=COMPLTD,RSLT=SUCCESS,SLOTSDONE=2,SLOTSTTL=2"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.36 REPTÊVT^FXFR
Function
1.After the user starts a file transfer by using the COPY-RFILE command, the NE reports the
REPTÊVT^FXFR event to inform the user when the file transfer is completed. When an
integrated software package transfer is completed, the NE reports this event.
2.After the software package of the standby SCC is synchronized to that of the active SCC
through the CPY-MEM command and the new software is loaded to the target cards, the NE
reports the REPTÊVT^FXFR event to inform the user of the completion of the CPY-MEM
command.
3.After the user activates the new software by using the INIT-SYS command, the cards take
time to perform resets as the software is upgraded in a certain sequence. In this scenario, wait
several minutes to check whether the system is functioning properly (switching may occur
between the active and standby SCCs). If the system is functioning properly, it indicates that
the new software works normally and can be committed.The NE reports the
REPTÊVT^FXFR event to inform the user of the completion of the INIT-SYS command.
4.After a COMMIT command is issued, all the cards copy the new software package from the
standby bank to the active bank. The NE reports the REPTÊVT^FXFR event to inform the
user of the completion of the COMMIT command, and then the NE changes to the normal
state.
5.REPTÊVT^FXFR,this event is reported to indicate that an error occurred during the
execution of the COMMIT command. The NE, however, does not roll back and turns to the
normal state.
6.REPTÊVT^FXFR,this event reports a board is excluded in swdl progress.Usually an error
has occured on that board.
7.REPTÊVT^FXFR,Reports that CPY-MEM excludebd task is started.
8.REPTÊVT^FXFR,Reports that activing excludebd task is started.
9.REPTÊVT^FXFR,this event reports the swdl package is customed automatically.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
If the event is one file transfer completed,response as follow:
<cr><lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^FXFR<cr><lf>
"FILENAME=<FILENAME>, FXFR_STATUS=<FXFR_STATUS>,RSLT=<RESULT>,
FILES_DONE=<FILES_DONE>, FILES_TOTAL=<FILES_TOTAL>";
Other situation:
<cr><lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^FXFR<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<FILENAME> Indicates the name of the current file that is being downloaded.
<FXFR_STATUS> Indicates file downloading status. The valid values are STARTED and
COMPLTD.
<RESULT> Indicates the file download result. The valid values are SUCCESS and
FAILURE. This parameter is only displayed when FXFR_STATUS is
set to COMPLTD.
Indicates how many files have been downloaded. This parameter is only
<FILES_DONE> displayed when FXFR_STATUS is set to COMPLTD.
<FILES_TOTAL> Indicates the total files that need to download. This parameter is only
displayed when FXFR_STATUS is set to COMPLTD.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
If the event is CPYFILE_END,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
A 85214 REPT EVT FXFR,
"FILENAME=NE.INI,FXFR_STATUS=COMPLTD,RSLT=SUCCESS,FILES_DONE=2,FILES_TOTAL=
26",;,
If the event is CPYMEMEND,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
":CPY-MEM-END,TC,,,,,,\",
If the event is ACTIVATED,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
"":ACTIVATED,TC,,,,,,\"",;,
If the event is COMMITEND,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
":COMMIT-END,TC,,,,,,\",;,
If the event is COMMITFAILED,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
":COMMIT-FAILED,TC,,,,,,\",;,
If the event is BOARD EXCLUDED,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
":BOARD-EXCLUDED,TC,,,,,,",;,
If the event is DNLDEXCLUDEBD START,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
":DNLD-EXCLUDEBD-START,TC,,,,,,",;,
If the event is ACTIVEEXCLUDEBD START,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
":ACTIVE-EXCLUDEBD-START,TC,,,,,,",;,
If the event is AUTOCUSTOM,example like this:
NE 2009-10-18 17:39:46,
":PKG-AUTO-CUSTOMIZED,TC,,,,,,",;,
Related Commands
None
D.33.37 REPTÊVT^FXFRHALT
Reports a link break event when files are transferred during the execution of the COPY-
RFILE command.
Function
This event is reported when files are obtained from the FTP server. If the link between the
NE and the FTP server breaks, the NE reports this event to inform the user, and then waits
several minutes before rollback occurs automatically. During the waiting time, the user can
use the same command to check whether the file transfer can be continued.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^ FXFRHALT <cr><lf>
"TRANSFEREDFILES=<FINISHED>, TOTALNUM=<TOTAL>, WTIME=<WTIME>"
Response Parameters
<FINISHED> Indicates the amount of files that were transferred.
<TOTAL> Indicates the total amount of files.
<WTIME> Indicates the time (in minutes) before automatic rollback.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT EVT FXFRHALT
"TRANSFEREDFILES=10,TOTALNUM=17,WTIME=15"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.38 REPTÊVTÎNIT
Reports a card initialization event during the execution of the INIT-SYS command of SWDL.
Function
This event is reported if a card starts to activate the new software when a new software is
activated by using the TL1 command: (INIT-SYS::SLOT-1-ALL:1001::SWDL;).
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVTÎNIT<cr><lf>
^^^"AID=<Bid>,INITTYPE=<InitType>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<Bid> Indicates the slot number, for example, SLOT-1-3.
<InitType> Indicates the reset type of the unit during the execution of the INIT-SYS
command:
 COLD: indicates a cold reset. In this case of a cold reset, the FPGA is
 WARM: indicates a warm reset. In this case of a warm reset, the FPGA is
not erased.
 NRST: indicates that a reset is unnecessary (no reset).
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2005-06-28 15:58:49
A 61 REPT EVT INIT
"AID=SLOT-1-9,INITTYPE=COLD"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.39 REPTÊVT^NOSWINPKG
Reports that there is not any software in the new package that matches with the type of the
card.
Function
In the execution of the CPY-MEM command, there is not any software in the new package
that matches with the type of the card. The software of the card is not updated. The user can
choose to terminate the SWDL or to ignore it.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^NOSWINPKG<cr><lf>
"AID=<AID>,BDTYPE=<BDTYPE>,PCB=<PCB>"
;
Response Parameters
Indicates the slot number. The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF

<AID>
ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<BDTYPE> Indicates the card type, which is denoted as a string.
<PCB> Indicates the PCB version of the card.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:20:42
A 68 REPT EVT NOSWINPKG
"AID=SLOT-1-4,BDTYPE=11L4G,PCB=2"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.40 REPTÊVT^PKGNOTSAME
Reports that the file transfer has resumed but the package file is different from when the
transfer was first initiated.
Function
This event is reported to indicate that the file transfer has resumed but the package file is
different from when the transfer was first initiated.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT ^PKGNOTSAME <cr><lf>
"";
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:55:15
A 27 REPT EVT PKGNOTSAME
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.41 REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKSTART
Reports that the system has started to roll back to the original software package when an error
occurs during the SWDL.
Function
Reports that the system has started to roll back to the original software package when an error
occurs during the SWDL. The beginning of the rollback will not be reported if the user
terminates the SWDL manually.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKSTART<cr><lf>
"";
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:07:33
A 48 REPT EVT ROLLBACKSTART
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.42 REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKEND
Reports that the system has rolled back to the original software package when the SWDL was
not completed.
Function
When an error occurs during the SWDL or the user issues the ABT-CMD command to
terminate the SWDL, the system rolls back and this event is reported after the rollback is
performed.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKEND<cr><lf>
"";
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 15:17:33
A 49 REPT EVT ROLLBACKEND
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.43 REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKRSLT
Reports the result of the rollback.
Function
This event is reported to indicate the detailed result of the rollback on a card.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^ROLLBACKRSLT <cr><lf>
"BID=<SLOT-S-N>,RSLT=<RESULT>"
;
Response Parameters
Indicates the slot number of the card which is related to this rollback
<BID> result.
<RESULT> Indicates the rollback result. The valid values are SUCCESS and
FAILURE.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:42:05
A 19 REPT EVT ROLLBACKRSLT
"BID=SLOT-1-9,RSLT=FAILURE "
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.44 ABT-COPY-END
Aborts SWDL processing to the state is CPY_FILE_END.
Function
When issuing this command, the system aborts SWDL and attempts to roll back to the state
of SWDL is CPY_FILE_END. Software download (SWDL) denotes downloading software
packages from a PC to an NE.
Usage Note
This command can only abort software package downloading.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ABT-COPY-END:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ABT-COPY-END:::100;
Response Message
NE 2011-09-24 22:38:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.45 RTRV-SWDL-ONLINEBDLIST
Retrieves the information about the boards in the online card list.
Function
Retrieves the information about the boards in the online card list. the information include the
card ID, the acting group id, PCB, the card type, the number of flsh, the reset type, the main
state of SWDL, the sub-state of SWDL and the result of SWDL.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-ONLINEBDLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"BID=< SWDL_BID >,SWDL_GROUPID=< SWDL_GROUPID >,
BdType=<BdType>,PCB=<PCB>,BdClass=<SWDL_BDCLASS>,OfsNum=<SWDL_OFSNUM>,INIT_
TYPE=<INIT_TYPE>,MainState=<SWDL_MAINSTATE>,SubState=<SWDL_SUBSTATE>,Result
=<SWDL_RESULT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
SWDL_BID Indicates the slot number.
SWDL_GROUPID Indicates the acting group id.
BdType Indicates the card type.
PCB Indicates the PCB.
SWDL_BDCLASS Indicates the card type.
SWDL_OFSNUM Indicates the number of flash
INIT_TYPE Indicates the reset type
SWDL_MAINSTATE Indicates the main state of SWDL
SWDL_SUBSTATE Indicates the sub-state of SWDL
SWDL_RESULT Indicates the result of SWDL.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-ONLINEBDLIST:::100;
Response Message
NE118 2000-01-01 08:47:59
M 100 COMPLD
"BID=SLOT-1-
18,SWDL_GROUPID=0,BDTYPE=1289,PCB=1,BDCLASS=OSP,OFSNUM=2,INIT_TYPE=NRST,MAI
NSTATE=NORMAL,SUBSTATE=NORMAL,RESULT=SUCCESS"
"BID=SLOT-1-
5,SWDL_GROUPID=0,BDTYPE=927,PCB=1,BDCLASS=OSP,OFSNUM=2,INIT_TYPE=NRST,MAINS
TATE=NORMAL,SUBSTATE=NORMAL,RESULT=LOSS_PKG"
"BID=SLOT-1-
13,SWDL_GROUPID=0,BDTYPE=919,PCB=1,BDCLASS=OSP,OFSNUM=1,INIT_TYPE=NRST,MAIN
STATE=NORMAL,SUBSTATE=NORMAL,RESULT=LOSS_PKG"
"BID=SLOT-1-
6,SWDL_GROUPID=0,BDTYPE=1197,PCB=1,BDCLASS=OSP,OFSNUM=1,INIT_TYPE=NRST,MAIN
STATE=NORMAL,SUBSTATE=NORMAL,RESULT=LOSS_PKG"
"BID=SLOT-1-
15,SWDL_GROUPID=0,BDTYPE=1568,PCB=1,BDCLASS=OSP,OFSNUM=1,INIT_TYPE=NRST,MAI
NSTATE=NORMAL,SUBSTATE=NORMAL,RESULT=LOSS_PKG"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.46 RTRV-SWDL-DISTRIBUTEINFO
Retrieves the software distribute information of SWDL.
Function
This command retrieves the software distribute information.
Usage Note
None
Category
Swdl
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-DISTRIBUTEINFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDB_BID>,<SWDB_TYPE>;
Command Parameters
<SWDB_BID> Indicates the destination board ID. NA

<SWDB_TYPE> Indicates the type. The valid values are NA

SWDBSTATE,ASSIGNSTATE,SWDBFILES,ASSIGNFILES
and ASSIGNSCC.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^" SWDB_INFO =<SWDB_INFO> "<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SWDB_INFO> Indicates the software distribute information
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-DISTRIBUTEINFO:::100::SLOT-1-17,SWDBSTATE;
Response Message
NE 2006-07-20 10:03:08
M 100 COMPLD
"SWDB_INFO=\"WORKING,CMPLD,WORKING\""
;
Related Commands
None
Retrieves the subgroups status of SWDL.
Function
This command retrieves the subgroups status.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-SUBGROUPSTATUS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<SWDL_GROUPID>,<SUB_GROUPIDX>,<GROUP_ACTMODE>,<GROUP_ACTSTATUS>,<GROUP_
ACTRESULT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Indicates the subgroup ID. The valid value ranges from 1 to

<SUB_GROUPIDX> 65535.
AUTO.
<GROUP_ACTSTATUS> Indicates the active status. The valid values are as follows:
 COMPLETED
 READY
 ACTIVING
 PENDING
<GROUP_ACTRESULT> Indicates the active result. The valid values are as follows:
 SUCCESS
 FAIL
 UNKNOWN
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-SUBGROUPSTATUS:::100;
Response Message
NE 2011-09-24 17:53:16
M 100 COMPLD
"SWDL_GROUPID=1,SUB_GROUPIDX=1,GROUP_ACTMODE=AUTO,GROUP_ACTSTATUS=READY,GRO
UP_ACTRESULT=UNKNOWN"
Related Commands
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
Retrieves active SWDL subgroups. This command is often used when the groups are
modified.
Function
This command retrieves all the active subgroups.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-SUBGROUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<SWDL_GROUPID>,<SUB_GROUPIDX>,<GROUP_ACTMODE>,<SWDL_BID>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SUB_GROUPIDX> Indicates the subgroup ID. The valid value ranges from 1 to
65535.
AUTO.
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the card list.

Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-SUBGROUP:::100;
Response Message
NE 2011-09-24 01:47:48
M 100 COMPLD
"SWDL_GROUPID=1,SUB_GROUPIDX=1,GROUP_ACTMODE=AUTO,SWDL_BID=SLOT-1-29"
Related Commands
D.33.4 ED-SWDLGROUP
D.33.49 RTRV-SWDL-BDLIST
Get Board information that will participate package loading.
Function
When issuing this command, if para is open, the system will response the information of
boards that particapate package loading
Usage Note
This command can response the information of boards that particapate package loading.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-BDLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
AID=<SWDL_BID>,BdType=<SWDL_NBDTYPE>
PCB=<PCB>,CLASS=<CLASS>;
Response Parameters
<SWDL_BID> The ID of the slot for housing NA

the card that you want to Check
<SWDL_NBDTYPE> The Type of this Board NA
<PCB> The PCB of this Board NA
<CLASS> The CLASS of this Board NA
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-BDLIST:::100;
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 15:03:22
M 100 COMPLD
"AID=SLOT-1-17,BDTYPE=1564,PCB=0,CLASS=0"
Related Commands
None
D.33.50 RTRV-SWDL-CUSTOM
Get SWDL Downloading Type.
Function
When issuing this command, the system will response the current package downloading type.
Usage Note
This command can response the current package downloading type.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-CUSTOM:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NULL
Response Syntax
MASTERMODE=<SWDL_CUSTOM>,SLAVEMODE=<SWDL_CUSTOMSLAVE>
Response Parameters
NA
<SWDL_CUSTOM> The package loading type of
master board.The valid values
are as follows:
 WHOLE
 CUSTOM
<SWDL_CUSTOMSLAVE> The package loading type of NA
slave board.The valid values are
as follows:
 WHOLE
 CUSTOM
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-CUSTOM:::100;
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 10:44:04
M 100 COMPLD
"MASTERMODE=WHOLE,SLAVEMODE=WHOLE"
Related Commands
None
D.33.51 RTRV-SWDU-DUMODE
Get package Diffusing mode.
Function
When issuing this command, the system will response the current package Diffusing mode.
Usage Note
This command can package Diffusing mode.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDU-DUMODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
NULL
Response Syntax
DuMode=<DuMode>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDU-DUMODE:::123;
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 11:17:59
M 123 COMPLD
"DUMODE=DIFFUSE"
Related Commands
None
D.33.52 SET-FPATROL-STATE
Set Fpatrolon State On an NE.
Function
This command Set Fpatrolon State On an NE.
Usage Note
This command can set the state of ne fpatrol.
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
SET-FPATROL-STATE:[<TID>]:
[<SFTM_SLOT#N\"SLOT_SCC\">]:<CTAG>::<PATROL_TYPE>
Command Parameters
<SFTM_SLOT#N\"SLOT_SCC\"> Indicates the ID of the slot for NA

to check
NA
<PATROL_TYPE> Indicates a PATROL_TYPE
you want to check.It can be
any of the following:
FILEPATROL: To validate the

file for checksum
VERCHECK: To check
whether the files present in
master and slave are
synchronized
ASVERCHECK: To check
whether the active and the
backup files are synchronized
in a board
<PATROL_STATE> State of patrolling. It can be NA
any of the following:
START: To enable the file
patrol
STOP: To disable the file
patrol
Response Syntax
NONE
Example
Command
SET-FPATROL-STATE::SLOT-2:100::FILEPATROL,STOP;;
Response Message
NEW-NE 2011-07-29 03:50:08
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
NONE
D.33.53 STA-NESOFT
Start software in specified device on an NE.
Function
This command Start software in specified device on an NE.
Usage Note
NONE
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
STA-NESOFT:[<TID>]:[<SFTM_SLOT>]:<CTAG>::<NsfS>;
Command Parameters

to start
<NsfS> Indicates a device you want to NA

start, it can be NSF1 or NSF2
Response Syntax
NONE
Response Parameters
NONE
Example
Command
STA-NESOFT::SLOT-17:100::NSF1;
Response Message
NE169-1 2012-05-15 15:31:25
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.33.54 REPTÂCTIVEEXCLUDEBDÊND
Reports the event that activing excludebd ends.
Function
Reports the event that activing excludebd ends.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÂCTIVEEXCLUDEBDÊND<cr><lf>
^^^"RSLT=<SWDL_RSLT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<RSLT> Indicates the result of the excludebd task.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
OSP-TESTNE1 2013-06-24 21:59:44
A 640863 REPT ACTIVEEXCLUDEBD END
"RSLT=SUCCESS"
Related Commands
None
D.33.55 REPTÊVT^PRESWDLFAIL
Reports the preswdl operate fails.
Function
This event reports that an error occured in preswdl progress.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^PRESWDLFAIL<cr><lf>
"";
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
OSP-TESTNE1 2013-06-24 21:49:32
A 640834 REPT EVT PRESWDLFAIL
Related Commands
None
D.33.56 REPTÊVT^PRESWDLSUCCESS
Reports the preswdl operate has been finished successfully.
Function
Reports the preswdl operate has been finished successfully.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^PRESWDLSUCCESS<cr><lf>
"";
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
OSP-TESTNE1 2013-06-24 21:49:32
A 640834 REPT EVT PRESWDLSUCCESS
Related Commands
None
D.33.57 REPTÊVT^SFTMFAIL
Reports that software transport failed unexceptly.
Function
This event is reported to indicate that an error occured in bd software loading.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^SFTMFAIL <cr><lf>
"ERRCODE=<ERRCODEA>, NEID=<NE_IDA>,BoardID=<BOARD_IDA>"
Response Parameters
<NE_IDA> Indicates the NE id.

<BOARD_IDA> Indicates the board id.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-20 14:44:05
A 19 REPT EVT SFTMFAIL
"ERRCODE=<ERRCODEA>, NEID=<NE_IDA>,BoardID=<BOARD_IDA>"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.58 REPTÊVT^SFTMSTATE
Reports the packet numbers that have transfered.
Function
Reports the packet numbers that have transfered.This event notify users the progress of file
transfering.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^SFTMSTATE<cr><lf>
^^^"DOWNLOAD_FRAMES_NO=<LOAD_NUM>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LOAD_NUM> Indicates the frame that has been transfered.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
OSP-TESTNE1 2013-06-24 19:48:55
A 640348 REPT EVT SFTMSTATE
"DOWNLOAD_FRAMES_NO=24"
Related Commands
None
D.33.59 REPTÊVT^SFTMSUCCESS
Reports that software management operation finished successfully.
Function
Reports that software management operation finished successfully.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPTÊVT^SFTMSUCCESS <cr><lf>
"NEID=<NE_IDA>,BoardID=<BOARD_IDA>"
Response Parameters
<NE_IDA> Indicates the NE id.

<BOARD_IDA> Indicates the board id.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
OSP-TESTNE1 2013-06-24 19:48:55
A 640349 REPT EVT SFTMSUCCESS
"NEID=638960,BOARDID=SLOT-1-17"
Related Commands
None
D.33.60 REPT^SFTM^NOSOFT
This event is not used now.
Function
This event is not used now.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPT^SFTM^NOSOFT<cr><lf>
^^^"<SFTM_BID_BY>,<SFTM_BID>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SFTM_BID_BY> Indicates the board id.
<SFTM_BID> Indicates the board id.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
this event is not used now.
Related Commands
None
D.33.61 REPT^SOFTPACK^NOMATCH
Reports that the software pkg in active and standby bank do not match.
Function
Reports that the software pkg in active and standby bank do not match.This event is not used
now.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPT^SOFTPACK^NOMATCH<cr><lf>
^^^"<SFTM_BID>,<NOMATCH_TYPE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SFTM_BID> Indicates the board id.
<NOMATCH_TYPE> not used.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
this event is not used now.
Related Commands
None
D.33.62 RTRV-NESOFT-VER
Retrieves the NE software version.
Function
This command retrieves the NE software version.
Usage Note
This command is used only for the EMS.
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-NESOFT-VER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^"SoftName=<SoftName>,SoftVer=<SoftVer>,SoftVerDate=<SoftVerDate>,SoftSta
tus=<SoftStatus>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SoftName> Indicates the name of the NE software.

<SoftVer> Indicates the version of the NE software.
<SoftVerDate> Indicates the date that the NE software was created.
<SoftStatus> Indicates the status of the NE software.
Example
Command
RTRV-NESOFT-VER:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"SOFTNAME=NSF1,SOFTVER=5.51.05.23,SOFTVERDATE=20091024,SOFTSTATUS=active"
"SOFTNAME=NSF2,SOFTVER=NULL,SOFTVERDATE=NULL,SOFTSTATUS=inactive"
"SOFTNAME=BIOS,SOFTVER=8.20.62,SOFTVERDATE=20090827,SOFTSTATUS=inactive"
"SOFTNAME=ExtBIOS,SOFTVER=9.20.62,SOFTVERDATE=20090918,SOFTSTATUS=active"
"SOFTNAME=Pcb,SOFTVER=TN51SCC VER.A,SOFTVERDATE=,SOFTSTATUS="
"SOFTNAME=Logic,SOFTVER=(U18)120,SOFTVERDATE=,SOFTSTATUS="
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.63 RTRV-SWDL-FAILEDBDLIST
Retrieves the information about the board that fails to load the software package.
Function
This command retrieves the information about the board that fails to load the software
package, including slot ID, board status, and cause of the failure.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-FAILEDBDLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"AID=<SWDL_BID>,STATE=<RECOVER_STATE>,REASON=<EXCLUDE_REASON>,RESULT=<SW
DL_RECOVERRESULT>,
RESULT_CODE=<SWDL_RESULT_CODE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the slot ID.

<SWDL_MAINSTATE> Indicates the swdl state.
<EXCLUDE_REASON> Indicates the failure cause.
<RECOVER_OUT> Indicates the board status.
<SWDL_RECOVERRESULT> Indicates the result of recovering the isolated board.
<SWDL_RESULT_CODE> Indicates the result code.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-FAILEDBDLIST:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"AID=SLOT-1-
1,STATE=ACTIVE,REASON=\"Board_process_timeout\",RECOVERSTATE=ACTIVE_START,R
ESULT=UNRECOVERED,RESULT_CODE=0XA02B"
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.64 RTRV-SWDL-MODE
Queries the loading mode.
Function
This command queries the loading mode (SWDL, PRESWDL).
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-MODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"SWDLMODE=<SWDLMODE>"<cr><lf> ;
Response Parameters
<SWDLMODE> Indicates the loading mode. The valid values are SWDL,
PRESWDL.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-MODE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"SWDLMODE =SWDL"
;
Related Commands
ED-SWDL-MODE
D.33.65 RTRV-SWDL-RESULT
Retrieves the package loading result.
Function
This command queries the package loading result.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-RESULT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDL_BID>;
Command Parameters

Value
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the ID of the slot for housing the board that you want to NA
add to the isolation list.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"DATETIME=<SWDL_DATETIME>,STATE=<SWDL_STATE>,BID=<SWDL_BID>,RESULT_CODE=
<SWDL_RESULT_CODE>,INFO=<SWDL_RESULT_INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SWDL_DATETIME> Indicates the date.

<SWDL_STATE> Indicates the package loading state.
<SWDL_BID> Indicates slot ID.
<SWDL_RESULT_CODE> Indicates an error code.
<SWDL_RESULT_INFO> Indicates the meaning of an error code.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-RESULT:::100::SLOT-0;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"SWDL_DATETIME=1990-01-03 22:19:20,SWDL_STATE=NORMAL,SWDL_BID=SLOT-
0,SWDL_RESULT_CODE=0x0000,SWDL_RESULT_INFO=\"Success\""
;
Related Commands
None
Queries the enable status of error tolerance in the package loading process.
Function
This command queries the enable status (ENABLE or DISABLE) of error tolerance in the
package loading process.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-TOLERANCE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"TOLERANCE =<status>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<status> Indicates the enable status of error tolerance in the package

loading process. The valid values are enable and disable.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-TOLERANCE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"TOLERANCE=ENABLE"
Related Commands
ED-SWDL-TOLERANCE
D.33.67 RTRV-EXTVER
Querying the extra version information.
Function
This command queries the extra version information .
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-EXTVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"NE_EXTVER=< NE_VRCB >"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
NE_VRCB Indicates the extra version information.
Example
Command
RTRV-EXTVER:::100;
Response Message
NE118 2000-01-01 08:47:59
M 100 COMPLD
"NE_EXTVER=EXTV100R011C00B012"
Related Commands
None
D.33.68 ENT-SWDU-DUMODE
Sets the mode in which an NE is involved in package diffusion.
Function
This command sets the mode in which an NE is involved in package diffusion. An NE
involved in package diffusion can load the software package or transmit the software package
to a downstream NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ENT-SWDU-DUMODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<DuMode>;
Command Parameters
<DuMode> Indicates the mode in which an NE is involved in package NA

diffusion. The valid values are as follows:
 DIFFUSE: The NE diffuses the software package
to a downstream NE while loading the software
package.
 TRANSMIT: The NE does not load the software
package but, as an NE involved in package diffusion,
transmits the software package to a downstream NE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-SWDU-DUMODE:::100::DIFFUSE;
Response Message
NE 2006-11-10 15:57:06
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.33.69 REPT^DNLDEXCLUDEBDÊND
Reports the event that MEM-CPY excludebd ends.
Function
Reports the event that MEM-CPY excludebd ends.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPT^DNLDEXCLUDEBDÊND<cr><lf>
^^^"RSLT=<SWDL_RSLT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<RSLT> Indicates the result of the excludebd task.
Example
Command
None
Response Message
OSP-TESTNE1 2013-06-24 21:59:44
A 640863 REPT DNLDEXCLUDEBD END
"RSLT=SUCCESS"
Related Commands
None
D.33.70 ED-MANUFACTURE
set software downloading mode.
Function
set software downloading mode to be manufacture mode.
Usage Note
the command takes no parameter. Please use it under the guidance of Huawei engineers
Category
SWDL
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
ED-MANUFACTURE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
M 100 COMPLD
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-MANUFACTURE:::100
Response Message
NE21 1990-01-03 19:02:31
M 100 COMPLD;
Related Commands
NONE
D.34 SWDL Management
This section lists commands which used to configurate the SWDL. This group of commands
are provided to DC tool.
Adds a card to the isolation list.
Function
This command adds a card to the isolation list.
Usage Note
You can run the command only when the SCC card is in stable state (NORMAL-NORMAL,
SWDL_CPY_FILE_END-NORMAL, SWDL_CPY_MEM_END-NORMAL, or
SWDL_ACTIVE- PEND).
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ADD-SWDL-EXBD:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDL_BID>,<DEFAULT1>,<DEFAULT2>,<DEFAULT3>;
Command Parameters

Value
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the ID of the slot for housing the card that you want to add NA
to the isolation list.
<DEFAULT1> Indicates a reserved parameter whose value can be 0. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<sid><yyyy-mm-dd>^<hh:mm:ss><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ADD-SWDL-EXBD:::100::SLOT-1-1,0,0,0;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-18 01:28:53
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Activates an isolated card that is specified.
Function
This command activates an isolated card that is specified.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ACT-SWDL-EXBD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDL_BID>;
Command Parameters
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the ID of the slot for housing the isolated card NA
that you want to activate.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<SID>^<DATE>^<TIME>^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ACT-SWDL-EXBD:::100::SLOT-1-9&SLOT-1-8&SLOT-1-3;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-18 02:47:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Deletes an isolated card.
Function
This command deletes a card that is isolated in the package loading process.
Usage Note
You can run this command only when the SCC card is in NORMAL state.
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
DLT-SWDL-EXBD:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWDL_BID>,<DEFAULT1>,<DEFAULT2>,<DEFAULT3>;
Command Parameters
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the ID of the slot for NA

to delete from the isolation list.
<DEFAULT1> Indicates a reserved parameter NA

whose value is an integer equal
to 0 or greater than 0.


Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-SWDL-EXBD:::100::SLOT-1-1,0,0,0;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-18 01:28:53
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Queries the information about an isolated card.
Function
This command queries the information about an isolated card, including the slot number, card
type, PCB, isolation mode (manual or automatic), card status, processing flag of the isolated
card, and failure reason.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-EXBD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"AID=<SWDL_BID>,BdType=<SWDL_NBDTYPE>,PCB=<PCB>,GROUP_ACTMODE=<GROUP_ACT
MODE>,STATE=<RECOVER_STATE>,FLAG=<EXCLUDE_FLAG>,REASON=<EXCLUDE_REASON>,RES
ULT=<SWDL_RECOVERRESULT>,EXCLUDED_BY=<SWDL_EXCLUDEDBYBD>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the slot number.

<SWDL_NBDTYPE> Indicates the card type.
<PCB> Indicates the PCB.
<GROUP_ACTMODE> Indicates the isolation mode. The valid values are manual and
auto.
<RECOVER_STATE> Indicates the card status.
<EXCLUDE_FLAG> Indicates the processing flag of the isolated card.
<EXCLUDE_REASON> Indicates the failure cause.
<SWDL_RECOVERRESULT> Indicates the result of recovering the isolated board.
<SWDL_EXCLUDEDBYBD> The board id that made this board excluded.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-EXBD:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"AID=SLOT-
10,BDTYPE=6,PCB=77,GROUP_ACTMODE=AUTO,STATE=FAIL,FLAG=FALSE,REASON=\"Board_
process_timeout\",RESULT=UNRECOVERED,EXCLUDED_BY=NULL"
Related Commands
Allocates software to specified cards.
Function
This command is used to allocate the software in the newpkg or oldpkg area on the SCC card
to specified cards.
Usage Note
You can run the command only when the SCC card is in stable state
(SWDL_CPY_FILE_END, SWDL_CPY_MEM_END, SWDL_ACTIVE-PEND, or
SWDL_ACTIVATED).
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
DNLD-SWDL-EXBD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SWPKGAREA>,<SWDL_BID>;
Command Parameters

Value
<SWPKGAREA> Indicates the area where the allocated software is located. The valid NA
values are newpkg and oldpkg.
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the list of specified cards to which the software is NA

allocated.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DNLD-SWDL-EXBD:::100::newpkg, SLOT-1-9&SLOT-1-8&SLOT-1-3;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-24 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.34.6 ED-SWDL-UPDATEWEAKBD
Sets the weak board updating flag.
Function
This command sets the weak board updating flag (ENABLE or DISABLE) of whether to
update software in the [FPGA Compatibility B] zone.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-SWDL-UPDATEWEAKBD:[<TID>]:<CTAG>::<STATUS>;
Command Parameters
Value
<STATUS> Indicates the weak board updating flag (ENABLE or DISABLE) NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-SWDL-UPDATEWEAKBD:::100::enable;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-24 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.34.7 RTRV-SWDL-UPDATEWEAKBD
Queries the enable status of whether to update the software in [FPGA Compatibility B] zone.
Function
This command queries the enable status of whether to update the software in [FPGA
Compatibility B] zone.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-UPDATEWEAKBD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"UPDATEFLAG =<status>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<status> Indicates the enable status of whether to update the software in

[FPGA Compatibility B] zone.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-UPDATEWEAKBD:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"UPDATEFLAG=ENABLE"
Related Commands
ED-SWDL-TOLERANCE
D.34.8 RTRV-SWDL-WEAKBDLIST
Retrieves the information about the board that weak matches the software package.
Function
This command retrieves the information about the board that weak matches the software
package, including slot ID, board type, PCB type,board class,flash numbers,update flag and
fpga version.
Usage Note
None
Category
System
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-SWDL-WEAKBDLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"BID=<SWDL_BID>,BdType=<SWDL_NBDTYPE>,PCB=<PCB>,BdClass=<SWDL_BDCLASS>,O
fsNum=<SWDL_OFSNUM>,
UPDATEFLAG=<STATUS>,FPGAVER=<FPGA_VER>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the slot ID.

<SWDL_NBDTYPE> Indicates the board type.
<PCB> Indicates the pcb type.
<SWDL_BDCLASS> Indicates the board class.
<SWDL_OFSNUM> Indicates the flash numbers.
<STATUS> Indicates the update flag.
<FPGA_VER> Indicates the fpga version.
Example
Command
RTRV-SWDL-WEAKBDLIST:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"BID=SLOT-1-
1,BdType=1399,PCB=0,BdClass=0,OfsNum=2,UpdateFlag=ENABLE,FPGAVER=V100T06,1.
11T02,V100T05"
;
Related Commands
None
D.34.9 UPDATE-SWDL-WEAKBD
Update the weak board software.
Function
This command update the weak board software.
Usage Note
None
Category
SWDL
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
UPDATE-SWDL-EWEAKBD:[<TID>]:<CTAG>::<SWDL_BID>;
Command Parameters

Value
<SWDL_BID> Indicates the weak board list that wants to update.SLOT-ALL means NA
all the weak matched boards.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
UPDATE-SWDL-WEAKBD:::100::SLOT-1-9
Response Message
NE 2009-12-24 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.35 Patch Management
This section lists commands which used to manage the patch running on the system.
D.35.1 RTRV-PATCH
Queries the information about the patch.
Function
This command queries the information about the patch, including the patch version, number
and the state.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCH:[<TID>]:<SLOTID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SLOTID> Indicates the ID of the NA

destination card.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"PROGVER=<PROGVER>,PATCHVER=<PATCHVER>,PATCHNUM=<PATCHNUM>,RUNNUM=<RUNNU
M>,ACTIVENUM=<ACTIVENUM>,DEACTIVENUM=<DEACTIVENUM>,COMNNUM=<COMNNUM>,TEMPNU
M=<TEMPNUM>""<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PROGVER> Indicates the Nesoft version. It is a string.
<PATCHVER> Indicates the patch version. It is a string.
<PATCHNUM> Indicates the number of patches.
<RUNNUM> Indicates the number of running patches.
<ACTIVENUM> Indicates the number of active patches.
<DEACTIVENUM> Indicates the number of deactived patches.
<COMNNUM> NA
<TEMPNUM> NA
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCH::SLOT-3:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"PROGVER=5.21.13.40, ATCHVER=5.21.13.40P001,PATCHNUM=2,RUNNUM=0,
ACTIVENUM=0, DEACTIVENUM=2, COMNNUM=2, TEMPNUM=0"
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.2 DLT-PATCHPKG
Deletes the patch package.
Function
This command changes the states of the units loaded with patch files from activated,
deactivated, and running into idle.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
DLT-PATCHPKG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PATCHPKGVER>,[<DELOPTION>];
Command Parameters
<PATCHPKGVER> Indicates the patch package version, which is a character NA

string.
<DELOPTION> Indicates the type of the deleted patch package file. The NA
valid values are MEM, FILE, and PKG.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-PATCHPKG:::100::"SPH001",PKG;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Installs the patch package.
Function
This command performs a series of operations on the patch package, including distributing,
loading, activating and committing.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
INST-PATCHPKG:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PATCHPKGVER>,[<RUNOPTION>];
Command Parameters
<PATCHPKGVER> Indicates the patch package version, which is a string. NA
Indicates whether the previous patch package is deleted NA

<RUNOPTION>
before the new package is loaded.
The valid values are DELBACKPKG and
KEEPBACKPKG.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
M^^<ctag>^COMPLD <cr><lf> ^^^""<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INST-PATCHPKG:::100::"SPH001",KEEPBACKPKG;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.35.2 DLT-PATCHPKG
Rolls back the patch package.
Function
This command is issued to roll back the patch package.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ROLLBACK-PATCHPKG:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PATCHPKGVER>,<ROLLBACKOPTION>;
Command Parameters
<PATCHPKGVER> Indicates the target patch package version after NA

rollback. It is a string.
<ROLLBACKOPTION> Indicates whether the original patch package is NA

deleted. The valid values are NULL and IDLE.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^""<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ROLLBACK-PATCHPKG::100::"SPH001",IDLE;
Response Message
NE 2008-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.35.2 DLT-PATCHPKG
Retrieves the information about all patch packages.
Function
This command retrieves the information about all patch packages.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCHPKG-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<PKGINFOTYPE>;
Command Parameters
NA
<PKGINFOTYPE> Indicates the type of the patch package. Valid value are as
follows:
 IDLE
 CURRENT
 RUN
 BACK
 ALL
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"TYPE=<PKGINFOTYPE>,ERRINFO=<PKGERROR>,VER=<PATCHPKGVER>,PATH=<PKGPATH>"
<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PKGINFOTYPE> Indicates the type of the patch package.
<PKGERROR> Indicates the error codes. The valid values are as follows:
 OK
 ERROR
 UNITLOST_ERROR
 BDFILE_ERROR
 BDUNIT_ERROR
<PATCHPKGVER> Indicates the version of the patch package.
<PKGPATH> Indicates the path of the patch package.
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCHPKG-INFO:::123::CURRENT;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"TYPE=CURRENT,ERRINFO=OK,VER=1.0,PATH="ofs1/patch"
;
Related Commands
D.35.2 DLT-PATCHPKG
Retrieves the current state of the patch package.
Function
This command retrieves the current state of the patch package.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCHPKG-STATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"PATCHSTATE=<PATCHSTATE>,PKGACTION=<PKGACTION>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
Indicates the patch state.

<PATCHSTATE>
Valid states are as follows:
 RUN
 IDLE
<PKGACTION> Indicates the current action of the patch package.
 NULL
 DNLDPKG
 LOADFILE
 ROLLBACK
 BDONLINE
 CHECKSTATE
 DNLDHALT
 MATCHBD
 MATCHSLV
 COMMIT
 CHECKSCCCHANGE
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCHPKG-STATE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2008-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"PATCHSTATE=IDLE,PKGACTION=NULL"
Related Commands
D.35.2 DLT-PATCHPKG
D.35.7 REPT^PATCHPKG
Reports the progress of patch package loading.
Function
this event report the progress and result of patch package loading.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
A^^^<ATAG>^REPT^PATCHPKG<cr><lf>
^^^"EVTTYPE=<PKGEVTTYPE>,ACTION=<PKGACTION>,CMD=<PKGINNERCMD>,BID=<SLOTID>,
MSG=<PKGMSG>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PKGEVTTYPE> Indicates the event type.
<PKGACTION> Indicates the action.
<PKGINNERCMD> Indicates the command.
<SLOTID> Indicates the slot number. The valid format is SLOT-<SHELF

ID>-<SLOT ID>.
<PKGMSG> Indicates the information to explain event
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2011-10-16 00:15:32
A 4369 REPT PATCHPKG
"EVTTYPE=ACTSTART,ACTION=LOADMEM,CMD=NULL,BID=SLOT-1-29,MSG="
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.8 RTRV-PATCH-RESULT
The RTRV-PATCH-RESULT command queries the patch package state and result of patch
package loading.
Function
The RTRV-PATCH-RESULT command queries the patch package state and result of patch
package loading.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCH-RESULT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<SLOTID>;
Command Parameters
<SLOTID> Indicates the slot that the destination 0 means query all results
card locate. Only 0 is valid currently.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"DATETIME=<DATETIME>,STATE=<PKGSTATE>,BID=<BID>,RESULT_CODE=<RESULTCODE>
,INFO=<INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DATETIME> Indicates date and time when an error occurs during patch package loading.
<PKGSTATE> Indicates one of the following states of a patch package.

 IDLE
 DEACTIVE
 ACTIVE
 RUNNING
<BID> Indicates the ID of the board where an error occurs. If no error occurs, it is
displayed as 0.
<RESULT_CODE> Indicates the error code. If no error occurs during patch package loading, it is
displayed as success.
<INFO> Indicates meaning of the error code.
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCH-RESULT:::100::SLOT-0;
Response Message
NE 2010-12-08 13:37:07
M 100 COMPLD
"DATETIME=2010-12-07 22-04-35,STATE=IDLE,BID=SLOT-
17,RESULT_CODE=0X9DB0,INFO=\"patch_has_been_removed\""
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.9 DLT-PATCHPKG-BDPKG
Deletes the patch package on a specific board.
Function
This command deletes the patch package on a specific board.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
DLT-PATCHPKG-BDPKG:[<TID>]:<SLOTID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SLOTID> Indicates the slot ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-PATCHPKG-BDPKG::SLOT-1-17:123;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.10 PATCHPKG-ADD-EXCLUDEBD
Adds a card to the isolation board list of patch.
Function
This command adds a card to the isolation board list of patch.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
PATCHPKG-ADD-EXCLUDEBD:[<TID>]:<SLOTID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Value
<SLOTID> Indicates the ID of the slot for housing the card that you want to add NA
to the isolation list.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
PATCHPKG-ADD-EXCLUDEBD::SLOT-1-10:123;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-18 01:28:53
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.11 PATCHPKG-DEL-EXCLUDEBD
To delete a board from the isolated board list of patch.
Function
This command delete a board from the isolated board list of patch.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
PATCHPKG-DEL-EXCLUDEBD:[<TID>]:<SLOTID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Value
<SLOTID> BID: Indicates the slot ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
PATCHPKG-DEL-EXCLUDEBD::SLOT-1-10:123;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-18 01:28:53
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.12 PATCHPKG-GET-EXCLUDEBD
To query the isolated board list of patch
Function
This command queries the isolated board list of patch
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
PATCHPKG-GET-EXCLUDEBD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"SLOTID=<SLOTID>,LASTACTION=<PKGACTION>,ERRORCODE=<PATCH_RESULT_CODE>,ER
RINFO=<PATCH_RESULT_INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<SLOTID> Indicates the slot number.

<PKGACTION> Indicates the operation on the isolated board.
<PATCH_RESULT_CODE> Indicates the error code.
<PATCH_RESULT_INFO> Indicates the description of the error code.
Example
Command
PATCHPKG-GET-EXCLUDEBD:::123;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"AID=SLOT-1-
10,LASTACTION=NULL,ERRORCODE=0x9dda,ERRINFO=NSERR_PATCH_CMDFAILED"
Related Commands
None
D.35.13 REFRESH-PATCHPKG-BD
To trigger a board to go online
Function
This command triggers a board to go online.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
REFRESH-PATCHPKG-BD:[<TID>]:<SLOTID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters

Value
<SLOTID> BID: Indicates the slot ID. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
REFRESH-PATCHPKG-BD::SLOT-1-3:123;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-18 01:28:53
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.14 REFRESH-PATCHPKG-BDLIST
To update information about boards included in the patch
Function
This command queries the information about all the boards included in the patch, including
control boards based on the DMM physical board list.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
REFRESH-PATCHPKG-BDLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
REFRESH-PATCHPKG-BDLIST:::123;
Response Message
NE 2009-12-18 01:28:53
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.15 RTRV-PATCHPKG-BDLIST
To query the information about online boards included in the patch.
Function
This command queries the information about online boards included in the patch.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCHPKG-BDLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"SLOTID=<SLOTID>,SUPPORTPATCH=<SUPPORTPATCH>,ISSCC=<ISSCC>,CMDVER=<CMDVE
R>,BDTYPE=<BDTYPE>,PCBVER=<PATCHNE_PCBVER>,PROGVER=<PROGVER>,PATCHRESULT=<P
ATCH_RESULT_CODE>,ERRINFO=<PATCH_RESULT_INFO>,SWDLPATCHVER=<SWDLPATCHVER>"<
cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

<SUPPORTPATCH> Indicates whether the board patch module exists.
<ISSCC> Indicates whether the board is a system control board.
<CMDVER> Indicates the version of the board patch.
<BDTYPE> Indicates the board type.
<PATCHNE_PCBVER> Indicates the PCB version.
<PROGVER> Indicates the board software version.
<PATCH_RESULT_CODE> Indicates the error codes returned during the board patch
installation and patch matching process.
<PATCH_RESULT_INFO> Indicates the description of the error codes returned during the
board patch installation and patch matching process.
<SWDLPATCHVER> Indicates the version of the patch saved on the board.
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCHPKG-BDLIST:::123;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOTID=SLOT-1-
17,SUPPORTPATCH=1,ISSCC=1,CMDVER=512,BDTYPE=1564,PCBVER=0,PROGVER=5.51.09.1
0T06,PATCHRESULT=0,ERRINFO=NSERR_PATCH_SUCCESS,SWDLPATCHVER="
Related Commands
None
D.35.16 RTRV-PATCHPKG-DNLDBDLIST
To query the information about boards to which patches are loaded.
Function
This command queries the information about boards to which patches are loaded.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCHPKG-DNLDBDLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"SLOTID=<SLOTID>,CMDVER=<CMDVER>,BDTYPE=<BDTYPE>,PCBVER=<PATCHNE_PCBVER>
,PATCHFILES=<PATCHFILES>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters

<CMDVER> Indicates the version of the board patch.
<BDTYPE> Indicates the board type.
<PATCHNE_PCBVER> Indicates the PCB version.
<PATCHFILES> Indicates the number of patch files
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCHPKG-DNLDBDLIST:::123;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"SLOTID=SLOT-1-
17,CMDVER=0x0200,BDTYPE=1564,PCBVER=0,PROGVER=5.51.09.10T06,PATCHFILES=2"
Related Commands
None
D.35.17 RTRV-PATCHPKG-WORKSTATE
To query the working status of a patch.
Function
This command queries the working status of a patch.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCHPKG-WORKSTATE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"STATE=<PKGWORKSTATE>,ACTION=<PKGACTION>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PKGWORKSTATE> Indicates the working status of the patch.

<PKGACTION> Indicates the sub working status of the patch.
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCHPKG-WORKSTATE:::123;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
"STATE=IDLE,ACTION=NULL"
Related Commands
None
D.35.18 RTRV-PATCH-AREA
Retrieves the sys para information for patches.
Function
Retrieves sys para information for patches.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCH-AREA:[<TID>]:<SLOTID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SLOTID> Indicates the ID of the NA

destination card.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
"PATCHAREAADDR=<PATCHAREAADDR>,PATCHAREALEN=<PATCHAREALEN>,CODEADDR=<CODEAD
DR>,CODELEN=<CODELEN>,
CODEFREELEN=<CODEFREELEN>,DATAADDR=<DATAADDR>,DATALEN=<DATALEN>,DATAFREELEN
=<DATAFREELEN>",
;
Response Parameters
<PATCHAREAADDR> Indicates the start address of memory in which patch is loaded.
<PATCHAREALEN> Indicates the length of memory.
<CODEADDR> Indicates the start address of memory for patch's code segment.
<CODELEN> Indicates the length of memory for patch's code segment.
<CODEFREELEN> Indicates the length of free memory for code segment.
<DATAADDR> Indicates the start address of memory for patch's data segment.
<DATALEN> Indicates the length of memory for patch's data segment.
<DATAFREELEN> Indicates the length of free memory for data segment.
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCH-AREA::SLOT-1-9:123;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"PATCHAREAADDR=0x00010000,ATCHAREALEN=0x000f0000,CODEADDR=0x00010000,
CODELEN=0x00080000, CODEFREELEN=0x00080000, DATAADDR=0x00090000,
DATALEN=0x00070000, DATAFREELEN=0x00070000",
;
Related Commands
D.35.1 RTRV-PATCH
Queries the related information list of the patch.
Function
This command queries the information about the patch, including patch number, start
address, and length.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCH-INFO:[<TID>]:<SLOTID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<SLOTID> Destination card ID NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"PATCHNO=<PATCHNO>,PATCHSTATE=<PATCHSTATE>,CODEADDR=<CODEADDR>,CODELEN=<
CODELEN>,DATAADDR=<DATAADDR>,DATALEN=<DATALEN>,FUNCNUM=<FUNCNUM>""<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PATCHNO> Patch number
<PATCHSTATE> Patch state; The valid values are RUNNING, ACTIVE,

DEACTIVE, and IDLE.
<CODEADDR> Start address of the code segment after the patch is loaded to
memory
<CODELEN> Length of the code segment
<DATAADDR> Start address of the data segment after the patch is loaded to
memory
<DATALEN> Length of the data segment
<FUNCNUM> Max. number of the patch file supported

Example
Command
RTRV-PATCH-INFO::SLOT-1-9:123;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
"PATCHNO=1, PATCHSTATE=running,CODEADDR=0x00010000, CODELEN=
0x0000084c, DATAADDR=0x00090000, DATALEN=0x000005b8, FUNCNUM=3"
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.20 RTRV-PATCH-LIST
The RTRV-PATCH-LIST command queries the patch package version
Function
The RTRV-PATCH-LIST command queries the patch package version.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCH-LIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"DLENGTH=<PatchlistLen>,PATCH_LIST=<Patchlist>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<PatchlistLen> Indicates the length of the patch package's version
<Patchlist> Indicates the version of the patch package
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCH-LIST:::100;
Response Message
NE 2011-08-31 03:45:56
M 100 COMPLD
"LENGTH=6,PATCH_LIST=SPH003"
;
Related Commands
None
D.35.21 RTRV-PATCHPKG-PKGLIST
To query the patchpkg list which are installed.
Function
This command queries the information about the patchpkg list which are installed.
Usage Note
None
Category
Patch
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-PATCHPKG-PKGLIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"INDEX=<INDEX>,SWDLPATCHVER=<SWDLPATCHVER>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<INDEX> Indicates the index number.

<SWDLPATCHVER> Indicates patchpkg version.
Example
Command
RTRV-PATCHPKG-PKGLIST:::123;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-02 11:27:06
M 100 COMPLD
""
Related Commands
None
D.36 Database Management
This section lists commands which used to manage the databases of the system.
D.36.1 CHECK-DBMS-CFDB
Check the status of DB in the CF Card.
Function
This command checks the status of DB in the CF Card.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
CHECK-DBMS-CFDB:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
CHECK-DBMS-CFDB:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 17:52:45
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.36.2 COPY-DBMS-ALL
Copies all the databases from one storage area to another storage area.
Function
This command instructs an NE to copy all the databases in the source storage area to the
destination storage area. The database in the destination area will be overwritten if it shares
the same name as a database in the source storage area. After the command is issued, the NE
first compares the databases in the two storage areas. If the databases in the source storage
area are the same as those in the destination storage area, they are not copied. When copying
databases from one area to another area, the databases that are identified as "non-backup" are
not copied. In addition, this command does not support copying databases to the MDB.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
COPY-DBMS-ALL:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<DB_SRC_AREA>,<DB_DST_AREA>;
Command Parameters
<DB_SRC_AREA> Indicates the source storage area, which can be mdb, NA

drdb, fdb0, fdb1, cfdb.
<DB_DST_AREA> Indicates the destination storage area, which can be drdb, NA

fdb0, fdb1, cfdb.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
COPY-DBMS-ALL:::100::drdb,fdb;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 17:22:15
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
Retrieves the automatic backup status.
Function
This command retrieves the automatic backup status.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-AUTOBACKUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DB_AUTO_BACK>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DB_AUTO_BACK> Indicates the automatic backup status. The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-AUTOBACKUP:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 18:25:07
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
Sets the automatic backup status switch flag to copy the databases from the MDB to the flash
once a day.
Function
This command sets the automatic backup status switch flag to copy the databases from the
MDB to the Flash once a day.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
SET-DBMS-AUTOBACKUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<DB_AUTO_BACK>;
Command Parameters
<DB_AUTO_BACK> Indicates the automatic backup switch flag. The valid NA

values are Enable and Disable.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
SET-DBMS-AUTOBACKUP:::100::ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 17:52:45
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.36.5 RTRV-DBMS-BACKUPTIME
Retrieves the preset automatic backup time of a database.
Function
This command retrieves the preset automatic backup time of a database.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-BACKUPTIME:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<TIME>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<TIME> Indicates the preset automatic backup time of a database.
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-BACKUPTIME:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 19:55:48
M 100 COMPLD
"13-04-56"
Related Commands
None.
D.36.6 ED-DBMS-CYCLEBACKUP
Edit the attribute for dbms cyclebackup.
Function
The command edit the attribute for dbms cyclebackup.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ED-DBMS-CYCLEBACKUP:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<FLAG>;
Command Parameters
< FLAG > State for cyclebackup enable or ENABLE/DISABLE

disable(ENABLE/DISABLE).
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-DBMS-CYCLEBACKUP:::100::ENABLE;
Response Message
M1050 2003-02-28 12:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.36.7 RTRV-DBMS-DBF
Retrieves all record information about a database file
Function
This command retrieves all record infomation of a database file.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-DBF:[<TID>]:<DB_NAME>:<CTAG>::<DB_SRC_AREA>;
Command Parameters
<DB_NAME> Indicates the database name. It is a string with a maximum of NA

16 bytes.
<DB_SRC_AREA> Indicates the storage area, MDB | DRDB | FDB0 | FDB1 | NA

FDB | CFDB.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<DB_QUERY_INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DB_QUERY_INFO> Indicates the basic information about the record. It is a string

with a maximum of 1400 bytes.
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-DBF::alm_user.dbf:100::mdb;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 10:38:43
M 100 COMPLD
"Order=1,UID=00000000,UIDPOS=00,UIDFLAG=00"
Related Commands
None
D.36.8 RTRV-DBMS-LIST
Retrieves all list file information about a region.
Function
This command instructs NE to retrieve all list file information about a region.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-LIST:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<DB_STORE_AREA>
Command Parameters
<DB_STORE_AREA> Indicates the storage area, such as NA

mdb, fdb, fdb0, fdb1, drdb, cfdb
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"ORDER=<DB_ORDER>:VER=<DB_VER>:NAME=<DB_NAME_STR>:SUM=<DB_REC_SUM>:SIZE=
<DB_REC_SIZE>:ADDRSTA=<DB_ADDR_STA>:UPDTIME=<DB_UPDATE_TIME>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DB_ORDER> Indicates the order of the record.
<DB_VER> Indicates the version of the database.
<DB_NAME_STR> Indicates the name of the database.
<DB_REC_SUM> Indicates the total record number of databases.
<DB_REC_SIZE> Indicates the size of the batabase.
<DB_ADDR_STA> Indicates the handle of the database. It is valid for MDB region.
<DB_UPDATE_TIME> Indicates the he latest update time of the database.
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-LIST:::100::FDB0;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
NEW-NE 2006-04-05 14:43:35
M 100 RTRV
"ORDER=1:VER=1:NAME=BdInst.dbf:SUM=48:SIZE=290:ADDRSTA=0:UPDTIME=2006-
04-05 13-38-37"
"ORDER=2:VER=3:NAME=CNeInfo.dbf:SUM=1:SIZE=626:ADDRSTA=0:UPDTIME=2006-04-
05 13-38-37"
………………………………….
NEW-NE 2006-04-05 14:43:35
M 100 COMPLD
"ORDER=235:VER=1:NAME=bdatt47.dbf:SUM=0:SIZE=98:ADDRSTA=0:UPDTIME=2006-04-
05 13-38-39"
"ORDER=236:VER=1:NAME=bdatt48.dbf:SUM=0:SIZE=98:ADDRSTA=0:UPDTIME=2006-04-
05 13-38-39"
;
Related Commands
None
D.36.9 RTRV-DBMS-MODE
Retrieves the current working mode of the database.
Function
This command retrieves the current working mode of the database.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-MODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DB_MODE>,<DB_PM_COUNT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DB_MODE> Indicates the current working mode. The valid values are Normal
and Protect.
<DB_PM_COUNT> Indicates the current abnormal reset times (cleared after normal
operation for five minutes upon system start).
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-MODE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 19:40:39
M 100 COMPLD
"NORMAL,0"
;
Related Commands
None
D.36.10 RTRV-DBMS-NDBF
Retrieves n items record information about a database file.
Function
This command instructs NE to retrieve n items record infomation of a database file.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-NDBF:
[<TID>]:<DB_NAME>:<CTAG>::<DB_RECNO>,<DB_REC_CNT>,<DB_SRC_AREA>;
Command Parameters
<DB_NAME> Indicates the database name. It is a NA

string with a maximum of 16 bytes.
<DB_RECNO> Indicates the start position, which is a NA

number.
<DB_REC_CNT> Indicates the count of the records. NA
<DB_SRC_AREA> Indicates the storage area, such as NA

mdb,drdb,fdb,fdb0,fdb1,cfdb.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<DB_QUERY_INFO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DB_QUERY_INFO> Indicates the basic information about the record. It is a string

with a maximum of 1400 bytes.
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-NDBF::alm_user.dbf:100::2,4,mdb;
Response Message
NE 2006-05-19 10:39:43
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
None
D.36.11 RTRV-DBMS-PMMODE
Retrieves the database protection mode.
Function
This command retrieves the database protection mode.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-PMMODE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^" <DB_PM_MODE>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DB_PM_MODE> Indicates the database protection mode. The valid values are
ENABLE and DISABLE.
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-PMMODE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 19:37:10
M 100 COMPLD
"ENABLE"
Related Commands
None.
D.36.12 RTRV-DBMS-PERIOD
Retrieves the backup period of the database and system parameters.
Function
This command retrieves the backup period of the database and system parameters.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-PERIOD:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DBMSPERIOD>,<SYSPERIOD>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DBMSPERIOD> Indicates the time of the DBMS backup period. (in minutes)
<SYSPERIOD> Indicates the time of the system backup period. (in minutes)
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-PERIOD:::100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 20:04:48
M 100 COMPLD
"50,0"
Related Commands
None.
D.36.13 RTRV-DBMS-RECNO
Retrieves the record number of a database file.
Function
This command retrieves the record number of a database file.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-RECNO:[<TID>]:<DB_NAME>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<DB_NAME> Indicates the database name. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"<DB_RECNO>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<DB_RECNO> Indicates the record number of the database file.
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-RECNO::user.dbf:100;
Response Message
NE 2005-08-02 16:26:23
M 100 COMPLD
"11"
;
Related Commands
None
D.36.14 RTRV-DBMS-STATEEXT
query the dbms-state of the board
Function
It can query the dbms-state of the board
Usage Note
None
Category
dbms
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-DBMS-STATEEXT:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<DB_BOARD_ID> Indicates the target card id NA
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
^^^<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
RTRV-DBMS-STATEEXT:::100::SLOT-1-17;
Response Message
NE 2005-03-21 09:33:54
M 100 COMPLD
;
D.36.15 STA-PREPARING-DBUPLOAD
Start preparing for dbupload
Function
This command is to Start preparing for dbupload
Usage Note
none
Category
dbms
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
STA-PREPARING-DBUPLOAD:[<TID>]:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
None
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
STA-PREPARING-DBUPLOAD:::100;
Response Message
NE169-22 2012-06-04 19:05:58
M 100 COMPLD
Related Commands
None
D.36.16 REPT^DBMS^PROTECTED
Report the event when DBMS enters the protected mode.
Function
This event is reported to indicate that DBMS enters the protected mode
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
A^^<ctag>REPT DBMS PROTECTED<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-17 18:03:52
A 41 REPT DBMS PROTECTED
;
Related Commands
None
D.36.17 REPT^DBMS^DLTED
Reports the DBMS deleted
Function
This event is reported to indicate that the database is deleted.
Usage Note
None
Category
DBMS
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
None
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
A^^<ctag>REPT^DBMS^DLTED<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
None
Response Message
NE 2004-06-17 18:03:52
A 41 REPT DBMS DLTED
;
Related Commands
None
D.37 Log Management
This section lists commands which used to manage the log.
D.37.1 INIT-LOG
Initializes logs.
Function
This command initializes a specific log of an NE.
Usage Note
Empties the log.
Category
LOG
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
INIT-LOG:[<TID>]:[<AID>]:<CTAG>::<LOGNAME>;
Command Parameters
<aid> Indicates the card ID. The current active SCC card is the NA
ID if a value is not entered.
<logname> Log name can be queried by executing command:sftm- NA

show-dir:boardid,"ofs1/log",log directory is according to
the different products.You can't delete
SYSSECU.LOG,SECULOG and OPLOG;if you want to
delete these logs,it will brief that the parameter is wrong.
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-LOG::SLOT-1-9:100::bb0.log;
Response Message
NE 2004-07-08 15:04:16
M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
None
D.37.2 RTRV-LOG
Retrieves the log of an NE.
Function
This command retrieves the log of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
LOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOG:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LOGNAME>;
Command Parameters
AID Indicates the card ID. The NA

current active SCC card is the
ID if a value is not entered.
LOGNAME Indicates the name of the log. NA
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"<LOGNAME>" <cr> <lf>
(^^^/* <CONTENT> */ <cr><lf>)*
;
Response Parameters
LOGNAME Indicates the name of the log to be retrieved.
CONTENT Indicates the content of the log.
Example
Command
RTRV-LOG::SLOT-1-18:100::bb0.log;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-04 15:46:52
M 100 RTRV
"bb0.log"
/*2008-09-04:15-45-48:ErrCode:0x520602, Level:3, File:tl1_task.cpp,
Line:2442, Info:TransAutoMsg:0xffff*/
"bb0.log"
"bb0.log"
"bb0.log"
"bb0.log"
"bb0.log"
"bb0.log"
Related Commands
Retrieves the log by module ID.
Function
This command retrieves the log information about an NE by module ID.
Usage Note
None
Category
LOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOG-BYMOD:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LOGNAME>,<MODID>,<STA_DATETIME>,<END_DATETIM
E>;
Command Parameters
Value
AID Indicates the card ID. NA
LOGNAME Indicates the log name, which must be bb0.log. NA
MODID Indicates the module ID. The value "0" means all modules. NA
STA_DATETIME Indicates the start date and time of the log in a yyyy-mm-dd- NA
hh-mm-ss format.
END_DATETIME Indicates the end date and time of the log in a yyyy-mm-dd- NA
hh-mm-ss format.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<LOG_NAME>,<STA_DATE_TIME>,<MODID>,<LOGCONTENT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LOGNAME> Indicates the log name.
<STA_DATETIME> Indicates the start date and time of the log.
<MODID> Indicates the module ID, which is a number.
<LOGCONTENT> Indicates the basic information about the record.
Example
Command
RTRV-LOG-BYMOD::SLOT-1-18:100::"bb0.log",0,2008-09-04-15-29-10,2008-09-04-
15-30-10;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-04 15:59:42
M 100 COMPLD
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-10:277:ErrCode:0x970e, Level:3,
File:cfg_init.cpp, Line:7348, Info:SCC Temp ERR!"
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-10:27:ErrCode:0xbebf417, Level:3,
File:ecc_drvadapt.cp, Line:2407, Info:TestCrossChain Read"
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-14:27:ErrCode:0xbecf417, Level:3,
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-20:27:ErrCode:0xbeef412, Level:3,
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-24:27:ErrCode:0xbeff412, Level:3,
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-28:27:ErrCode:0xbf0f412, Level:3,
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-32:27:ErrCode:0xbf1f412, Level:3,
;
Related Commands
D.37.2 RTRV-LOG
Retrieves the log by level.
Function
This command retrieves the log information about an NE by level.
Usage Note
None
Category
LOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOG-BYLEVEL:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LOGNAME>,<LEVEL>,<STA_DATETIME>,<END_DATETIM
E>;
Command Parameters
LOGNAME Indicates the log name, which must be bb0.log. NA
LEVEL Indicates the level of the error. The valid value ranges NA
from 1 to 4. The value "0" means all levels.
STA_DATETIME Indicates the start date and time of the log in a yyyy- NA
mm-dd-hh-mm-ss format.
END_DATETIME Indicates the end date and time of the log in a yyyy-mm- NA
dd-hh-mm-ss format.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<LOG_NAME>,<STA_DATE_TIME>,<MODID>,<LOG_CONTENT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LOGNAME> Indicates the log name.
<STA_DATETIME> Indicates the start date and time of the log.
<MODID> Indicates the module ID, which is a number.
<LOG_CONTENT> Indicates the basic information about the record.
Example
Command
RTRV-LOG-BYLEVEL::SLOT-1-18:100::"bb0.log",0,2008-09-04-15-29-40,2008-09-
04-15-30-10;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-04 16:00:12
M 100 COMPLD
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-42:27:ErrCode:0xbf5f40b, Level:3,
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-43:35:ErrCode:0x520602, Level:3,
File:tl1_task.cpp, Line:2442, Info:TransAutoMsg:0xffff"
;
Related Commands
D.37.2 RTRV-LOG
Retrieves the log by time.
Function
This command retrieves the log information about an NE by time.
Usage Note
None
Category
LOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-LOG-BYTIME:
[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>::<LOGNAME>,<STA_DATATIME>,<END_DATATIME>;
Command Parameters
LOGNAME Indicates the log name. It is a string with the maximum NA

length of 35.
STA_DATATIME Indicates the start date and time of the log in a yyyy-mm- NA
dd-hh-mm-ss format.
END_DATATIME Indicates the end date and time of the log in a yyyy-mm- NA
dd-hh-mm-ss format.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"<LOG_NAME>,<STA_DATA_TIME>,<LOG_CONTENT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
STA_DATATIME Indicates the start date and time of the log.
LOG_CONTENT Indicates the basic information about the record.
Example
Command
RTRV-log-bytime::SLOT-1-18:100::bb0.log,2008-09-04-15-29-40,2008-09-04-15-
30-10;
Response Message
NE 2008-09-04 16:00:15
M 100 COMPLD
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-42:ErrCode:0xbf5f40b, Level:3,
"bb0.log:2008-09-04 15-29-43:ErrCode:0x520602, Level:3,
;
Related Commands
D.37.2 RTRV-LOG
D.37.6 INIT-AO
Initializes the automatic output buffer data.
Function
This command initializes a queued autonomous message or a missing autonomous message.
The message that can be cleared includes REPT DBCHG, REPT EVT, and REPT ALM.
Usage Note
None
Category
Security
Security
Debug
Command Syntax
INIT-AO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr> <lf> <lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
INIT-AO:::100;
Response Message
NE 2007-06-06 13:27:07
M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
None
D.37.7 RTRV-DOPRA
Retrieves the dopra log of an NE.
Function
This command retrieves the dopra log of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
LOG
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-DOPRA:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
Response Syntax
<cr><lf> <lf>
^^^"<CONTENT>" <cr> <lf>
;
Response Parameters
CONTENT Indicates the content of the log.
Example
Command
RTRV-DOPRA::SLOT-1-18:100;
Response Message
2014-09-03 09:05:54
M 100 RTRV
"
No record found in the MemoryLeak region(Region id:13)."
"
No record found in the DeadLoop region(Region id:12)."
"
No record found in the MemoryLeakscan region(Region id:11)."
"
The self managed box region has no parse hook!"
"
No record found in the Exception region(Region id:9)."
"
No record found in the VOS_ASSERT region(Region id:8)."
"
No record found in the Reboot region(Region id:7)."
"
No record found in the MemoryDamage region(Region id:5)."
"
No record found in the Log_Except region(Region id:4)."
>
Related Commands
D.38 DMM Management
D.39 License Management
This section lists commands which used to maintain the License.
Retrieves license information.
Function
This command retrieves license information.
Usage Note
None
Category
License
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-LCS-INFO:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"LSN=<LCS_LSN><cr><lf>^^^CREATOR=<LCS_CREATOR><cr><lf>^^^CREATEDTIME=<LC
S_CREATEDTIME><cr><lf>^^^COUNTRY=<LCS_COUNTRY><cr><lf>^^^CUSTOMER=<LCS_CUST
OMER><cr><lf>^^ÔFFICE=<LCS_OFFICE><cr><lf>^^^PRODUCT=<LCS_PRODUCT><cr><lf>
^^^VERSION=<LCS_VERSION><cr><lf>^^ÊSN=<LCS_ESN><cr><lf>^^^STATUS=<LCS_STAT
US><cr><lf>^^^REVOKETICKET=<LCS_REVOKETICKET>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LCS_LSN> Indicates the serial number of a license. It is a string of 18 characters.
<LCS_CREATOR> Indicates the creator of a license file. It is a string of no more than 64

characters.
<LCS_CREATEDTIME> Indicates the time that the license file was created. It is a string of no
<LCS_COUNTRY> Indicates the country where the customer is located. It is a string of no

<LCS_CUSTOMER> Indicates the customer name. It is a string of no more than 128

characters.
<LCS_OFFICE> Indicates the customer office. It is a string of no more than 128

characters.
<LCS_PRODUCT> Indicates the product name. It is a string of no more than 64 characters.
<LCS_VERSION> Indicates the product version. It is a string of no more than 64

characters.
<LCS_ESN> Indicates the serial number of equipment. It is a string of no more than

128 characters.
<LCS_STATUS> Indicates the NE status.
<LCS_REVOKETICKET> Revokes the ticket for this LSN. It is a string of 59 characters.
Example
Command
RTRV-LCS-INFO:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-23 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
"LSN=LIC2009072401CC00,CREATOR=\"Huawei Technologies Co.,
Ltd.\",CREATEDTIME=\"2009-07-24
22:58:23\",COUNTRY=\"China\",CUSTOMER=\"VOXMobile
SA\",OFFICE=Unknown,PRODUCT=\"OptiX PTN
3900\",VERSION=V100R001,ESN=00:19:B9:1E:2C:0A,STATUS=NORMAL,REVOKETICKET=XX
XXX"
;
Related Commands
None
D.39.2 RTRV-LCS-ESN
Retrieves the ESN of an NE.
Function
This command retrieves the ESN of the NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
License
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-LCS-ESN:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"DEVICE_ESN=<NE_ESN>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<NE_ESN> Indicates the serial number of equipment. It is a string of no more

than 128 characters.
Example
Command
RTRV-LCS-ESN:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-23 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
"DEVICE_ESN=\"030LNB109B000080,030LNB10AC001539\""
;
Related Commands
D.39.3 RTRV-LCS-CTRLITEM
Retrieves license control items of an NE.
Function
This command retrieves the license control items of the NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
License
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
RTRV-LCS-CTRLITEM:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"ITEMID=<LCS_CTRLITEM_ITEMID>,NAME=<LCS_CTRLITEM_NAME>,TYPE=<LCS_CTRLITE
M_TYPE>,CTRLVAL=<LCS_CTRLITEM_CTRLVAL>,USEDVAL=<LCS_CTRLITEM_USEDVAL>,STATU
S=<LCS_CTRLITEM_STATUS>,DEADLINE=<LCS_CTRLITEM_DEADLINE>,DESCRIPTION=<LCS_C
TRLITEM_DESCRIPTION>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LCS_CTRLITEM_ITEMID> Indicates the ID of the license control item.
<LCS_CTRLITEM_NAME> Indicates the name of the license control item. It is a string

<LCS_CTRLITEM_TYPE> Indicates the type of the license control item.
<LCS_CTRLITEM_CTRLVAL> Indicates the value of the license control item, which

depends on the LK value, and status of the license.
<LCS_CTRLITEM_ USEDVAL> Indicates the value of the license control item that is
currently used.
<LCS_CTRLITEM_STATUS> Indicates the status of the license control item. The valid
values are DEFAULT, TRIAL, NORMAL, and
EMERGENCY.
<LCS_CTRLITEM_DEADLINE> Indicates the deadline of the license control item. It is a
string of no more than 12 characters.
<LCS_CTRLITEM_DESCRIPTION> Indicates the description of the license control item. It is a
string of no more than 128 characters.
Example
Command
RTRV-LCS-CTRLITEM:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-23 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
"ITEMID=1,NAME=\"PORT\",TYPE=FUNCTION,CTRLVAL=1,USEDVAL=0,STATUS=
NORMAL,DEADLINE=2010-10-01,DESCRIPTION=\"XXXXXXX\""
"ITEMID=2,NAME=\"PORT2\",TYPE=FUNCTION,CTRLVAL=1,USEDVAL=0,STATUS=
NORMAL,DEADLINE=2010-10-01,DESCRIPTION=\"XXXXXXX\""
;
Related Commands
None
D.39.4 VERIFY-LCSFILE
Verify the validity of license file.
Function
This command instructs NE to verify the validity of license file.
Usage Note
1. LCS_LKVFINFO, LCS_LSN, LCS_PRODUCT, LCS_VERSION and LCS_ESN
are File Verified Results; The others are Item Verified Results.
2. If the licence file verified results is ok, the file level verified results messages is 0.
3. If the licence item verified results is ok, the Item level verified results messages is
0.
4. If both the licence file level and item level verified results are ok, the output
message is 0.
Category
License
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
VERIFY-LCSFILE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"LKVFINFO=<LCS_LKVFINFO>,LSN=<LCS_LSN>,PRODUCT=<LCS_PRODUCT>,VERSION=<LC
S_VERSION
>,ESN=<LCS_ESN>,NAME=<LCS_NAME>,ITEMID=<LCS_ITEMID>,TYPE=<LCS_TYPE>,LKVAL=<
LCS_LKVAL>,DEADLINE=<LCS_DEADLINE>,TRIALDAYS=<LCS_TRIALDAYS>,VERIFYRESULT=<
LCS_VERIFYRESULT>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LCS_LKVFINFO> License File Verify Result. There is a "OR" relationship between the
valid values listed as below:
 (1<<0): LK_ESN_MISMATCH_ESN
 (1<<1): LK_VERSION_MISMATCH
<LCS_LSN> License serial number. It is a string, and the length is 18.
<LCS_PRODUCT> Product name. It is a string, and the max length is 64.
<LCS_VERSION> Product version. It is a string, and the max length is 64.
<LCS_ESN> Equipment serial number. It is a string, and the max length is 128.
<LCS_NAME> License control item name. It is a string, and the max length is 64.
<LCS_ITEMID > License control item ID
<LCS_TYPE> License control item type.
<LCS_LKVAL> License control item value in LK.
<LCS_DEADLINE> Deadline after which license enter TRIAL status.
<LCS_TRIALDAYS> Trialdays after deadline, such as 60.

<LCS_VERIFYRESULT> Item Verify result. There is a "OR" relationship among valid values
listed as below:
 (1<<2): ITEM_DEADLINE_OVER
 (1<<3): ITEM_TRIAL_OVER
 (1<<4): ITEM_DEADLINE_LESSER
 (1<<5): ITEM_VALUE_LESSER
 (1<<6): ITEM_NOT_PRESENT
 (1<<7): ITEM_CONFIG_MORE
 (1<<8): ITEM_USED_MORE
 (1<<9): ITEM_FUNC_DFLT_VAL_ENABLED
 (1<<10): ITEM_DUPLICATE
Example
Command
VERIFY-LCSFILE:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-23 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
"LKVFINFO=
1,LSN=XXX,PRODUCT=\"XXXX\",VERSION=XXX,ESN=\"XXX\",NAME=\"LCX6UPDT01\",ITEM
ID=1,TYPE=FUNCTION,LKVAL=1,DEADLINE=2010-01-30,TRIALDAYS=60,VERIFYRESULT= 4
"
"LKVFINFO=
1,LSN=XXXX,PRODUCT=\"XXXX\",VERSION=XXXX,ESN=\"XXX\",NAME=\"LCX6IPV601\",IT
EMID=5,TYPE=FUNCTION,LKVAL=1,DEADLINE=2010-01-
30,TRIALDAYS=60,VERIFYRESULT=4 "
;
Related Commands
None
D.39.5 ACT-LCS
Activates a license file.
Function
This command instructs an NE to activate a license file.
Usage Note
None
Category
License
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ACT-LCS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ACT-LCS:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-23 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.39.6 CANC-LCS
D.39.7 ABT-LCS
D.39.6 CANC-LCS
Revoke license file.
Function
This command instructs NE to revoke license file.
Usage Note
None
Category
License
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
CANC-LCS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^"REVOKETICKET=<LCS_REVOKETICKET>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<LCS_REVOKETICKET> Revoke ticket for this LSN. String, length is 59.
Example
Command
CANC-LCS:::100;
Response Message
HUAWEI-NE 2009-11-23 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
"REVOKETICKET=xxxxxxxxx"
;
Related Commands
D.39.7 ABT-LCS
D.39.5 ACT-LCS
D.39.7 ABT-LCS
Rolls back a license file.
Function
This command instructs an NE to rollback a license file.
Usage Note
None
Category
License
Security
Maintenance
Command Syntax
ABT-LCS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ABT-LCS:::100;
Response Message
NE 2009-11-23 11:00:58
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.39.5 ACT-LCS
D.39.6 CANC-LCS
D.39.8 ED-LICENSE
Sets the license information of an NE.
Function
This command sets the license information of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility Management
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-LICENSE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>:::[CRSTYPE=<CRSTYPE>,]
[CRSCAP=<CRSCAP>,]
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit NA

identifier. The valid format is
SHELF-<SHELF ID>.
<CRSTYPE> Indicates the license type. Valid N/A

values are FREE, OTN, and
NONE.
<CRSCAP> Indicates the license capacity. 0

For shelf8800T16,Valid values
are 0, 360, and 640.
are 0, 360, 720, 1280, and 2560.
For shelf8800T32E,Valid values
are 0, 360, 720, 1280, 2560, and
3200.
are 0, 360, 720, 1280, and 2560.
For shelf8800T64E,Valid values
are 0, 360, 720, 1280, 2560,
3200, and 6400.
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-LICENSE::SHELF-1:C:::CRSTYPE=OTN,CRSCAP=360
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M 100 COMPLD ;
Related Commands
D.39.9 RTRV-LICENSE
D.39.9 RTRV-LICENSE
Queries the license information of an NE.
Function
This command queries the license information of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility Management
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-LICENSE:[<TID>]:<AID>:<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit NA

identifier. The valid format is
SHELF-<SHELF ID>.
Response Syntax
[CRSTYPE=<CRSTYPE>,][CRSCAP=<CRSCAP>]"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<AID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is

SHELF-<SHELF ID>.
<CRSTYPE> Indicates the license type.
<CRSCAP> Indicates the license capacity.
Example
Command
RTRV-LICENSE::SHELF-1:C;
Response Message
NE 2004-01-01 11:37:18 M 100 COMPLD "SHELF-1::CRSTYPE=FREE,CRSCAP=FREE" ;
Related Commands
D.39.8 ED-LICENSE
D.39.10 ED-NELICENSE
To set the License Infomation of NE.
Function
This command sets the license information of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility Management
Security
Provisioning
Command Syntax
ED-NELICENSE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::[NELCSTYPE=<NELCSTYPE>],
[NELCSLEVEL=<NELCSLEVEL>],[NELCSASSIGN=<NELCSASSIGN>],
Command Parameters
<NELCSTYPE> Indicates the LICENSE type: TPBASIC, N/A

TPENHANCE, TPINTERWORK,
SANACCESS, SDHFEE, PKTFEE,
T32SUP100G,7500SUP10G,FLEXGRID;.
<NELCSLEVEL> Indicates the license level. N/A

<NELCSASSIGN> Assign the number of the N/A
license:0~4294967295;
Response Syntax
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ed-nelicense:::s:::NELCSTYPE=T32SUP100G,NELCSLEVEL=NE,NELCSASSIGN=100
Response Message
NFO-128-38 2013-12-07 16:06:49
M S COMPLD
;
Related Commands
RTRV-NELICENSE
D.39.11 RTRV-NELICENSE
Queries the license information of an NE.
Function
This command queries the license information of an NE.
Usage Note
None
Category
Facility Management
Security
Retrieve
Command Syntax
RTRV-NELICENSE:[<TID>]::<CTAG>::<NELCSTYPE>;
Command Parameters

ult
Valu
e
<TID> Indicates the equipment unit identifier. The valid format is SHELF-<SHELF ID>. NA
<NELCST Indicates the NE license state. The valid types are ALL(all NA
YPE> license),TPBASIC,TPENHANCE,TPINTERWORK,SANACCESS,SDHFEE,PK
TFEE,T32SUP100G,7500SUP10G,FLEXGRID
Response Syntax
^^^"[NELCSTYPE=<NELCSTYPE>],[NELCSLEVEL=<NELCSLEVEL>],
[NELCSASSIGN=<NELCSASSIGN>],[NELCSUSED=<NELCSUSED>]"<cr><lf>
Response Parameters
<NELCSTY Indicates the NE license state. The valid types are ALL(all
PE> license),TPBASIC,TPENHANCE,TPINTERWORK,SANACCESS,SDHFEE,PKTFE
E,T32SUP100G,7500SUP10G,FLEXGRID.
<NELCSLE Indicates the license level.

VEL>
<NELCSAS Indicates the license value.

SIGN>
<NELCSUS Indicates the used license capacity.
ED>
Example
Command
RTRV-NELICENSE:::S::T32SUP100G;
Response Message
NFO-128-38 2013-12-07 16:06:26
M S COMPLD
"NELCSTYPE=T32SUP100G,NELCSLEVEL=NE,NELCSASSIGN=1,NELCSUSED=1"
;
Related Commands
ED-NELICENSE
D.40 RADIUS Management
This section lists commands which used to configurate the RADIUS function .
D.40.1 ED-RADIUS
Sets the enable status of RADIUS authentication.
Function
This command sets the enable status of RADIUS authentication.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-RADIUS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::Radius=<Radius>;
Command Parameters
NA
<Radius> Indicates the enable status of
RADIUS authentication. The
 ENABLE: indicates that

RADIUS authentication is
enabled.
 DISABLE: indicates
that RADIUS authentication
is disabled.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-RADIUS:::100:::Radius=ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.40.2 RTRV-RADIUS
D.40.2 RTRV-RADIUS
Obtains the enable status of RADIUS authentication.
Function
This command is used to obtain the enable status of RADIUS authentication.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-RADIUS:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"Radius=<Rds_Radius>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<Rds_Radius> Indicates the enable status of RADIUS authentication. The valid

 ENABLE: indicates that RADIUS authentication is
enabled.
 DISABLE: indicates that RADIUS authentication is
disabled.
Example
Command
RTRV-RADIUS:::100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 10 COMPLD
"Radius=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.40.1 ED-RADIUS
Adds a RADIUS server or a RADIUS proxy server.
Function
This command adds a RADIUS server or a RADIUS proxy server.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ENT-RADIUS-SERVER:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::ServerType=<Rds_ServerType>,Address=<Rds_Address>,AddrType=
<Rds_AddrType>,PRI=<Rds_PRI>,SharedKey=<Rds_SharedKey>,Interval=<Rds_Interval
>,RetryTimes=<Rds_RetryTimes>;
Command Parameters
NA
<Rds_ServerType> Indicates the RADIUS server type. The valid values are as
follows:
 acctsvr: indicates the accounting server.

 authsvr: indicates the authentication server.
 all: indicates that the server functions as both the
authentication server and accounting server.
<Rds_Address> Indicates the IP address of the RADIUS server. Example: NA
129.9.68.134
<Rds_AddrType> Indicates the server type. The valid values are as follows: NA
 radius-server: indicates that the server is a real
RADIUS server.
 proxy-nas: indicates that the server is a RADIUS
proxy server. The server is a GNE.
<Rds_PRI> Indicates the working status of the RADIUS server. The NA
valid value is PRIMARY or SECONDARY.
<Rds_SharedKey> Indicates the shared key. The value is a character string with NA
8 to 128 characters(for proxy NAS the key can be null),
which must have at least 3 types of combination within
upper case, lower case, digit and special character.
<Rds_Interval> Indicates the response expiration time in seconds. The value NA
<Rds_RetryTimes> Indicates the maximum retransmission count. The value NA
ranges from 1 to 5.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ENT-RADIUS-
SERVER:::100:::ServerType=authsvr,Address=129.9.68.134,AddrType=radius-
server,PRI=PRIMARY,SharedKey=\"ospTest@123\",Interval=5,RetryTimes=3;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Deletes a RADIUS server or a RADIUS proxy server.
Function
This command deletes a RADIUS server or a RADIUS proxy server.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-RADIUS-SERVER:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::ServerType=<Rds_ServerType>,Address=<Rds_Address>;
Command Parameters
NA
<Rds_ServerType> Indicates the RADIUS server
type. The valid values are as
follows:
 acctsvr: indicates the

accounting server.
 authsvr: indicates the
authentication server.
<Rds_Address> Indicates the IP address of the NA
RADIUS server. Example:
129.9.68.134
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-RADIUS-SERVER:::100:::ServerType=authsvr,Address=129.9.68.134;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Sets the parameters of a RADIUS server.
Function
This command sets the parameters of a RADIUS server.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-RADIUS-SERVER:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::ServerType=<Rds_ServerType>,Address=<Rds_Address>,SharedKey
=<Rds_SharedKey>,Interval=<Rds_Interval>,RetryTimes=<Rds_RetryTimes>;
Command Parameters
NA
follows:

<Rds_Address> Indicates the IP address of the RADIUS server. Example: NA
129.9.68.134
8 to 128 characters(for proxy NAS the key can be null),
which must have at least 3 types of combination within
upper case, lower case, digit and special character.
<Rds_Interval> Indicates the response expiration time in seconds. The value NA
<Rds_RetryTimes> Indicates the maximum retransmission count. The value NA
ranges from 1 to 5.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-RADIUS-
SERVER:::100:::ServerType=authsvr,Address=129.9.68.134,SharedKey="ospTest@1
23",Interval=5,RetryTimes=3;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Obtains the information about a RADIUS server or a RADIUS proxy server.
Function
This command is used to obtain the information about a RADIUS server or a RADIUS proxy
server.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-RADIUS-SERVER:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"ServerType=<Rds_ServerType>,Address=<Rds_Address>,AddrType=<Rds_AddrTyp
e>,PRI=<Rds_PRI>,Interval=<Rds_Interval>,RetryTimes=<Rds_RetryTimes>,Shared
Key=<Rds_SharedKey>"<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
follows:
<Rds_Address> Indicates the IP address of the RADIUS server. Example:
129.9.68.134
<Rds_AddrType> Indicates the server type. The valid values are as follows:
 radius-server: indicates that the server is a real RADIUS
server.
 proxy-nas: indicates that the server is a RADIUS proxy
server. The server is a GNE.
<Rds_PRI> Indicates the working status of the RADIUS server. The valid
value is PRIMARY or SECONDARY.
<Rds_Interval> Indicates the response expiration time in seconds. The value

<Rds_RetryTimes> Indicates the maximum retransmission count. The value ranges
from 1 to 5.
<Rds_SharedKey> Indicates the shared key, and is displayed in '*'.
Example
Command
RTRV-RADIUS-SERVER:::100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 10 COMPLD
"SERVERTYPE=AUTHSVR,ADDRESS=129.9.68.134,ADDRTYPE=RADIUS-
SERVER,PRI=PRIMARY,INTERVAL=5,RETRYTIMES=3,SHAREDKEY=********"
;
Related Commands
Sets the enable status of a RADIUS proxy server.
Function
This command sets the enable status of a RADIUS proxy server.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-RADIUS-PROXY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::Proxy=<Rds_Proxy>;
Command Parameters
NA
<Rds_Proxy> Indicates the enable status of a RADIUS proxy server.
 ENABLE: indicates that a RADIUS proxy

server is enabled.
 DISABLE: indicates that a RADIUS proxy
server is disabled.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-RADIUS-PROXY:::100:::Proxy=ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
Obtains the enable status of a RADIUS proxy server.
Function
This command is used to obtain the enable status of a RADIUS proxy server.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-RADIUS-PROXY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"Proxy=<Proxy>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<Rds_Proxy> Indicates the enable status of a RADIUS proxy server. The valid
 ENABLE: indicates that a RADIUS proxy server is
enabled.
 DISABLE: indicates that a RADIUS proxy server is
disabled.
Example
Command
RTRV-RADIUS-PROXY:::100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 10 COMPLD
"PROXY=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.40.9 ED-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY
Sets the shared key of RADIUS proxy server to NAS.
Function
This command sets the shared key of RADIUS proxy server to NAS.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY:
[TID]::<CTAG>:::ServerType=<Rds_ServerType>,Address=<Rds_address>,SharedKey=<R
ds_SharedKey>;
Command Parameters
NA
follows:

all: indicates both the accounting server
and the authentication server.
<Rds_Address> Indicates the IP address of the RADIUS NAS. Example: NA

129.9.68.134
8 to 128 characters, which must have at least 3 types of
combination within upper case, lower case, digit and special
character.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-RADIUS-
PROXYNASKEY:::100:::ServerType=authsvr,Address=129.9.68.134,SharedKey=\"osp
Test@123\";
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.40.10 RTRV-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY
Obtains the shared key of RADIUS proxy server to NAS.
Function
This command is used to obtains the shared key of RADIUS proxy server to NAS.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"ServerType=<Rds_ServerType>,Address=<Rds_Address>,SharedKey=<Rds_Shared
Key>"<cr><lf>;
Response Parameters
follows:
<Rds_Address> Indicates the IP address of the RADIUS server. Example:
129.9.68.134
<Rds_SharedKey> Indicates the shared key, and is displayed in '*'.
Example
Command
RTRV-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY:::100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 10 COMPLD
"SERVERTYPE=AUTHSVR,ADDRESS=129.9.68.134,SHAREDKEY=********"
;
Related Commands
D.40.11 DLT-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY
Deletes the shared key of RADIUS proxy server to NAS
Function
This command deletes the shared key of RADIUS proxy server to NAS.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
DLT-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY:
[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::ServerType=<Rds_ServerType>,Address=<Rds_Address>;
Command Parameters
NA
<Rds_ServerType> Indicates the RADIUS server
type. The valid values are as
follows:
 acctsvr: indicates the

accounting server.
 authsvr: indicates the
authentication server.
<Rds_Address> Indicates the IP address of the NA
RADIUS server. Example:
129.9.68.134
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
DLT-RADIUS-PROXYNASKEY:::100:::ServerType=authsvr,Address=129.9.68.134;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.40.12 ED-RADIUS-PROXYFORCEAUTH
Sets the enable status of the RADIUS proxy force authentication.
Function
This command sets the enable status of the RADIUS proxy force authentication.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
ED-RADIUS-PROXYFORCEAUTH:[<TID>]::<CTAG>:::ForceAuth=<Rds_ForceAuth>;
Command Parameters
NA
<Rds_ForceAuth> Indicates the enable status of the RADIUS proxy
force authentication. The valid values are as follows:
 ENABLE: indicates that the RADIUS proxy

force authentication is enabled.
 DISABLE: indicates that the RADIUS proxy
force authentication is disabled.
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
None
Example
Command
ED-RADIUS-PROXYFORCEAUTH:::100:::ForceAuth=ENABLE;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 100 COMPLD
;
Related Commands
D.40.13 RTRV-RADIUS-PROXYFORCEAUTH
Obtains the enable status of the RADIUS proxy force authentication.
Function
This command is used to obtain the enable status of the RADIUS proxy force authentication.
Usage Note
None
Category
RADIUS
Security
Super
Command Syntax
RTRV-RADIUS-PROXYFORCEAUTH:[<TID>]::<CTAG>;
Command Parameters
None
Response Syntax
<cr><lf><lf>
^^^<rsphdr><cr><lf>
^^^"FORCEAUTH=<Rds_ForceAuth>"<cr><lf>
;
Response Parameters
<Rds_ForceAuth> Indicates the enable status of RADIUS proxy force authentication.

 ENABLE: indicates that the RADIUS proxy force
authentication is enabled.
 DISABLE: indicates that the RADIUS proxy force
authentication is disabled.
Example
Command
RTRV-RADIUS-PROXYFORCEAUTH:::100;
Response Message
NE 2002-03-04 15:23:20
M 10 COMPLD
"FORCEAUTH=ENABLE"
;
Related Commands
D.41 TL1 Parameters
D.41.1 Port Numbering
Rule for Port Numbering
In the TL1 command line, ports can be expressed as : FAC-<Shelf ID>-<Slot ID>-<Port
number>. Methods for port numbering are described according to card types and functions.
The OTU cards intended for Huawei WDM products are classified as follows:
 Transponder cards, such as LSX
 Line cards, such as NS3, NQ2, and ND2
 Tributary cards, such as TOM and TQX
Ports on the cards in the preceding classes are numbered in the same way. The port
numbering rule is as follows:
In Huawei software model, ports are numbered by function. As the number of line ports on an
OTU card are relatively fixed, line ports are numbered with precedence. That is, numbers 1
and 2 are reserved for a pair of WDM-side ports that protect each other and numbering of
client-side ports starts from 3. If such WDM-side ports are not configured, numbers 1 and 2
are reserved.
Based on this rule, the number for the 3 card types is as follows:
 Transponder cards with 1 line port (LSX, LSXL, LQMS etc.)
Port Number 1 2 3
Port Name IN1\OUT1 Reserved RX1\TX1
 Transponder cards with 1+1 line port (LQMD etc.)
Port 1(W) 2(P) 3 4 5 6

Number
Port Name IN1\OUT1 IN2\OUT2 RX1\TX1 RX2\TX2 RX3\TX3 RX4\TX4
 Line Cards (NQ2, ND2, NS2, NS3 etc.)
Port Number 1 2 3 4
Port Name IN1\OUT1 IN2OUT2 IN3\OUT3 IN4\OUT4

 Tributary cards (TQM, TQX, TDX, TOM etc.)
Port Number 3 4 5 6
Port Name RX1\TX1 RX2\TX2 RX3\TX3 RX4\TX4
 Exceptions (LDX, LEM24, LWXS)

The LDX card is considered as an exception example. The LDX card has two
independent 10G transponder functions. Ports 1 & 3 are for working ports, and 2 &
4 are reserved for future protection application.
Port 1(W) 2(P) 3(W) 4(P) 5 6

Number
Port Name IN1\OUT1 Reserved IN2\OUT2 Reserved RX1\TX1 RX2\TX2
Port Numbering on Transponder Cards
L4G
Port Name Port Number
IN/OUT 1
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX5/RX5 7
TX6/RX6 8
LDX
IN1/OUT1 1
IN2/OUT2 3
RX1/TX1 5
RX2/TX2 6
LEM24
IN3/OUT3 3
IN4/OUT4 4
TX5/RX5 5
TX6/RX6 6
TX7/RX7 7
TX8/RX8 8
TX9/RX9 9
TX10/RX10 10
TX11/RX11 11
TX12/RX12 12
TX13/RX13 13
TX14/RX14 14
TX15/RX15 15
TX16/RX16 16
TX17/RX17 17
TX18/RX18 18
TX19/RX19 19
TX20/RX20 20
TX21/RX21 21
TX22/RX22 22
TX23/RX23 23
TX24/RX24 24
TX25/RX25 25
TX26/RX26 26
TX27/RX27 27
TX28/RX28 28
LEX4
IN1/OUT1 3
IN2/OUT2 4
TX1/RX1 5
TX2/RX2 6
TX3/RX3 7
TX4/RX4 8
LOA
IN1/OUT1 1
TX1/RX1 3
TX3/RX3 4
TX4/RX4 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX4/RX4 7
TX4/RX4 8
TX4/RX4 9
TX4/RX4 10
LOG
IN/OUT 1
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX5/RX5 7
TX6/RX6 8
TX7/RX7 9
TX8/RX8 10
LOM
IN/OUT 1
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX5/RX5 7
TX6/RX6 8
TX7/RX7 9
TX8/RX8 10
LQG
IN/OUT 1
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
LQM
IN1/OUT1 1
IN2/OUT2 2
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
LQMD
IN1/OUT1 1
IN2/OUT2 2
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
LQMS
IN/OUT 1
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
LSC
IN/OUT 1
TX/RX 3
LSQ
IN/OUT 1
TX/RX 3
LSX
IN/OUT 1
TX/RX 3
LSXL
IN/OUT 1
TX/RX 3
LSXLR
IN/OUT 1
LSXR
IN/OUT 1
LTX
IN/OUT 1
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX5/RX5 7
TX6/RX6 8
TX7/RX7 9
TX8/RX8 10
TX9/RX9 11
TX10/RX10 12
LWXS
IN/OUT 1
TX/RX 3
TMX
IN/OUT 1
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
Port Numbering on Line Cards
ND2
IN1/OUT1 1
IN2/OUT2 2
NO2
IN1/OUT1 1
IN2/OUT2 2
IN3/OUT3 3
IN4/OUT4 4
IN5/OUT5 5
IN6/OUT6 6
IN7/OUT7 7
IN8/OUT8 8
NQ2
IN1/OUT1 1
IN2/OUT2 2
IN3/OUT3 3
IN4/OUT4 4
NS2
IN/OUT 1
NS3
Table D-5 Serial numbers of the interfaces of the NS3 board displayed on the NM
IN/OUT 1
NS4
Table D-6 Serial numbers of the interfaces of the NS4 board displayed on the NM
IN/OUT 1
Port Numbering on Tributary Cards
TBE
TX/RX 3
TX1/RX1 4
TX2/RX2 5
TX3/RX3 6
TX4/RX4 7
TX5/RX5 8
TX6/RX6 9
TX7/RX7 10
TX8/RX8 11
TDX
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TEM28
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
... ...
TX28/RX28 30
TOA
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX5/RX5 7
TX6/RX6 8
TX7/RX7 9
TX8/RX8 10
TOG
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX5/RX5 7
TX6/RX6 8
TX7/RX7 9
TX8/RX8 10
TOM
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX5/RX5 7
TX6/RX6 8
TX7/RX7 9
TX8/RX8 10
TQM
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TQX
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TSC
TX/RX 3
TSXL
RX/TX 3
TTX
TX1/RX1 3
TX2/RX2 4
TX3/RX3 5
TX4/RX4 6
TX5/RX5 7
TX6/RX6 8
TX7/RX7 9
TX8/RX8 10
TX9/RX9 11
TX10/RX10 12
Port Numbering on Other Cards
PID Card
Table D-7 NPO2
IN/OUT 1
Table D-8 NPO2E
IN/OUT 1
RI/TO 2
RO1/TO1 3
RO2/TO2 4
Optical Multiplexer and Demultiplexing Card

Table D-9 M40/M40V
OUT 1
M01-M40 2-41
MON 42
Table D-10 D40/D40V
IN 1
D01-D40 2-41
MON 42
Table D-11 DFIU
EIN/EOUT 1
ERM/ETM 2
ERC/ETC 3
WIN/WOUT 4
WRM/WTM 5
WRC/WTC 6
Table D-12 FIU
IN/OUT 1
RM/TM 2
RC/TC 3
MON 4
Table D-13 ITL
IN/OUT 1
RE/TE 2
RO/TO 3
MON 4
Optical Add and Drop Multiplexing Card

Table D-14 CMR1
A/D 1
MI/MO 2
IN/OUT 3
Table D-15 CMR2
A1/D1 1
A2/D2 2
MI/MO 3
IN/OUT 4
Table D-16 CMR4
A1/D1 1
A2/D2 2
A3/D3 3
A4/D4 4
MI/MO 5
IN/OUT 6
Table D-17 DMR1
WA/WD 1
EA/ED 2
WMI/WMO 3
WIN/WOUT 4
EMI/EMO 5
EIN/EOUT 6
Table D-18 MR2
A1/D1 1
A2/D2 2
MI/MO 3
IN/OUT 4
Table D-19 MR4
A1/D1 1
A2/D2 2
A3/D3 3
A4/D4 4
MI/MO 5
IN/OUT 6
Table D-20 MR8
A1/D1 1
A2/D2 2
A3/D3 3
A4/D4 4
A5/D5 5
A6/D6 6
A7/D7 7
A8/D8 8
MI/MO 9
IN/OUT 10
Table D-21 MR8V
A1/D1 1
A2/D2 2
A3/D3 3
A4/D4 4
A5/D5 5
A6/D6 6
A7/D7 7
A8/D8 8
MI/MO 9
IN/OUT 10
VI 11
VO 12
Table D-22 SBM2
A1 1
D1 2
A2 3
D2 4
LINE 5
EXT 6
Reconfigurable Optical Add and Drop Multiplexing Card
Table D-23 RDU9
IN 1
EXPO 2
DM1-DM8 3-10
TOA/ROA 11
MONI 12
MONO 13
Table D-24 RMU9
EXPI 1
OUT 2
AM1-AM8 3-10
TOA/ROA 11
MONI 12
MONO 13
Table D-25 ROAM
IN 1
EXPO 2
EXPI 3
OUT 4
DM 5
A01-A40 6-45
NOTE:
The A01-A40 interfaces correspond to the M01-M40
interfaces on the physical front panel.
Table D-26 TD20
IN 1
AIN 2
AOUT 3
VO 4
DMIN 5
DM01 to DM20 6 to 25
MON 26
Table D-27 TM20
OUT 1
AM01 to AM20 2 to 21
MON 22
Table D-28 WSD9
IN 1
EXPO 2
DM1-DM8 3-10
MONI 11
MONO 12
Table D-29 WSM9
EXPI 1
OUT 2
AM1-AM8 3-10
MONI 11
MONO 12
Table D-30 WSMD2
IN 1
DM 2
AM 3
OUT 4
EXPO 5
EXPI 6
MONO 7
MONI 8
Table D-31 WSMD4
IN 1
DM1 2
AM1 3
OUT 4
DM2-DM4 5 to 7
AM2-AM4 8 to 10
MONO 11
MONI 12
Table D-32 WSMD9
IN 1
EXPO 2
EXPI 3
OUT 4
DM1-DM8 5 to 12
AM1-AM8 13 to 20
MONO 21
MONI 22
Table D-33 DWSS20
IN 1
OUT 2
DM1-DM20 3 to 22
AM1-AM20 23 to 42
MONO 43
MONI 44
Optical Amplifier Card

Table D-34 CRPC
LINE 1
SYS 2
MON 3
Table D-35 DAS1
LIN/LOUT 1
RM/TM 3
RX/TX 4
RRDC 8
SOUT 9
RTDC 10
MONR 11
SIN 12
TRDC 15
TTDC 17
MONT 18
Table D-36 HBA
IN 1
OUT 2
MON 3
Table D-37 TN11OAU1
IN 1
OUT 4
RDC/TDC 5
MON 6
Table D-38 TN12OAU1/TN13OAU1
IN 1
OUT 4
RDC/TDC 5
MON 6
VI 7
VO 8
Table D-39 TN11OBU1
IN 1
OUT 2
MON 3
Table D-40 TN12OBU1
IN 1
OUT 2
MON 3
VI 4
VO 5
Table D-41 TN11OBU2
IN 1
OUT 2
MON 3
Table D-42 TN12OBU2
IN 1
OUT 2
MON 3
VI 4
VO 5
Table D-43 RAU1
IN 1
PAOUT 2
RDC 3
OUT 4
TDC 5
MONO 6
LINE 9
SYS 10
MONS 11
Table D-44 RAU2
IN 1
PAOUT 2
RDC 3
OUT 4
TDC 5
MONO 6
VI 7
VO 8
LINE 9
SYS 10
MONS 11
Table D-45 SRAU1
IN 1
PAOUTa 2
RDC 3
OUT 4
TDC 5
MONO 6
VI 7
VO 8
LINE 9
SYS 10
MONS 11
RMF 12
a: Virtual port.
Optical Supervisory Channel Card

Table D-46 HSC1
RM/TM 1
Table D-47 SC1
RM/TM 1
Table D-48 SC2
RM1/TM1 1
RM2/TM2 2
Table D-49 ST2
RM1/TM1 1
RM2/TM2 2
Optical Protection Card

Table D-50 DCP
TO11/RI11 1
TO12/RI12 2
TO21/RI21 3
TO22/RI22 4
TI1/RO1 5
TI2/RO2 6
Table D-51 OLP
TO1/RI1 1
TO2/RI2 2
TI/RO 3
Table D-52 SCS
TI1/RO1 1
TO11/RI11 2
TO12/RI12 3
TI2/RO2 4
TO21/RI21 5
TO22/RI22 6
Spectrum Analyzer Card

Table D-53 MCA4
IN1-IN4 1-4
Table D-54 MCA8
IN1-IN8 1-8
Table D-55 OPM8
IN1-IN8 1-8
Table D-56 WMU
IN1 1
IN2 2
Variable Optical Attenuator Card
Table D-57 VA1
IN/OUT 1
Table D-58 VA4
IN1/OUT1 1
IN2/OUT2 2
IN3/OUT3 3
IN4/OUT4 4
Optical Power and Dispersion Equalizing Card

Table D-59 DCU
IN 1
OUT 2
Table D-60 TDC
IN/OUT 1
D.41.2 Access Identifier (AID)

ALC
AID of the reference facility in the ALC node.
Format: FAC-<SHELF>-<M>-<N>
Table D-61 REFER/ DETECTOR/VOA 8800 T32 values
AID type AID format Unit type Pattern Notes
REFER/ <string>-<SHELF>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29- ENT-ALC-

DETECTOR <slot>-<port >: TN12OBU1 36}-2 NODE
FAC-N-M-X RTRV-
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21- ALC-
TN12OAU1 27,30-36}-4 NODE
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
TN12OBU2 27,30-36}-2
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{2-7,13-18,21-
26,30-35}-{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{4}
VOA <string>-<SHELF>- TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port>: 36}-1
FAC-N-M-X
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-4
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-7
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-
36}-4
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1-4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{2-7,13-18,21-
26,30-35}-{5,12}
Table D-62 REFER/ DETECTOR/VOA 8800 T64 values
REFER/ <string>-<SHELF>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45- ENT-ALC-

DETECTOR <slot>-<port >: TN12OBU1 68}-2 NODE
FAC-N-M-X RTRV-
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20- ALC-
TN12OAU1 26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54- NODE
60,62-68}-4
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
TN12OBU2 26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-2
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-17,20-
25,28-33,36-41,46-51,54-
59,62-67}-2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18,19-
26,27-34,35-42,45-52,53-
60,61-68}-{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{4}
VOA <string>-<SHELF>- TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

FAC-N-M-X
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-4
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-7
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-4
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18,19-
26,27-34,35-42,45-52,53-
60,61-68}-{5,12}
Table D-63 REFER/ DETECTOR/VOA 6800A values
REFER/ <string>-<SHELF>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-2 ENT-ALC-

DETECTOR <slot>-<port >: TN12OBU1 NODE
FAC-N-M-X RTRV-
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-4 ALC-
TN12OAU1 NODE
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-2
TN12OBU2
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-16}-2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{4}
VOA <string>-<SHELF>- TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1

<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-4
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-7
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-4
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{5,12}
Table D-64 REFER/ DETECTOR/VOA 3800A values
REFER/ <string>-<slot>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{11,2-5}-2 ENT-

DETECTOR <port>: TN12OBU1 ALC-
FAC-M-X NODE
TN11OAU1 FAC-{11,2-4}-4 RTRV-
TN12OAU1 ALC-
NODE
TN11OBU2 FAC-{11,2-4}-2
TN12OBU2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{2,3,4,5}-{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{4}
VOA <string>-<slot>- TN12VA1 FAC-{11,2-5}-1

<port>:
FAC-M-X TN12VA4 FAC-{11,2-5}-{1-4}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{11,2-4}-4
TN12OAU1 FAC-{11,2-4}-7
TN12OBU1 FAC-{11,2-5}-4
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{2,3,4,5}-{5,12}
Table D-65 REFER/ DETECTOR/VOA 8800T16 values
REFER/ <string>-<SHELF>- TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-2 ENT-ALC-

DETECTOR <slot>-<port >: NODE
FAC-N-M-X TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-4 RTRV-
ALC-
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-2 NODE
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-17}-2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{4}
VOA <string>-<SHELF>- TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-1

<slot>-<port>:
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-4
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-7
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-4
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-4}
FAC-N-M-X
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{5,12}
APE
Table D-66 ODDBD/ EVENBD 8800 T32 values
ODDBD/ <string>-<SHELF>- TN11M40V SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11- ENT-

EVENBD <slot>: TN11ROAM 17,20-25,29-34} APE
SLOT-N-M RTRV-
TN11WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12- APE
TN12WSM9 18,20-26,29-35}
TN14WSM9
TN11WSMD2
TN12WSMD2
TN12WSMD4
TN13WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,12-
17,20-25,29-34}
TN11RMU9 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-
27,29-36}
TN11WSMD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}
AID <string>-<SHELF>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-

<slot>-<port >: 26,29-35}-{1-4}
FAC-N-M-X
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1-8}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
25,29-34}-4
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-
36}-{1-8}
ODDBD/ <string>-<SHELF>- TN11M40V SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11- ENT-

EVENBD <slot>: TN11ROAM 16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45- APE
50,53-58,61-66} RTRV-
SLOT-N-M TN11WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11- APE

TN12WSM9 17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
TN14WSM9 51,53-59,61-67}
TN11WSMD2
TN12WSMD2
TN12WSMD4
TN13WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-
16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
50,53-58,61-66}
TN11RMU9 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}
TN11WSMD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
AID <string>-<SHELF>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-

<slot>-<port >: 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
FAC-N-M-X 59,61-67}-{1-4}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-8}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-4
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-8}
Table D-68 ODDBD/ EVENBD 6800A values
ODDBD/ <string>-<SHELF>- TN11M40V SLOT-{N}-{1-15} ENT-

EVENBD <slot>: TN11ROAM APE
SLOT-N-M RTRV-
TN11WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-16} APE
TN12WSM9
TN14WSM9
TN11WSMD2
TN12WSMD2
TN12WSMD4
TN13WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-15}
TN11RMU9 SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN11WSMD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-16}
AID <string>-<SHELF>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-4}

<slot>-<port >:
FAC-N-M-X TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-8}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-15}-4
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-8}
ODDBD/ <string>-<SHELF>- TN11M40V SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16} ENT-

EVENBD <slot>: APE
SLOT-N-M TN14WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17} RTRV-
TN12WSMD4 APE
TN13WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16}
TN11RMU9 SLOT-{N}-{1-18}
TN11WSMD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17}
AID <string>-<SHELF>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-

<slot>-<port >: {1-4}
FAC-N-M-X
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-
{1-8}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-8}
CFP
Table D-70 AID 8800 T32 values
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12- ED-CFP

<port >: 16,20-24,29-33}-{3} RTRV-CFP
FAC-N-M-X
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11- ED-CFP

<port >: 15,19-23,27-31,35- RTRV-CFP
FAC-N-M-X 39,45-49,53-57,61-65}-
{3}
42,45-68}-{3}
Table D-72 AID 6800A values
<AID> <string>- TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{3} ED-CFP

<SHELF>-<slot>- RTRV-CFP
<port >:
FAC-N-M-X
<AID> <string>- TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15}- ED-CFP

<SHELF>-<slot>- {3} RTRV-CFP
<port >:
FAC-N-M-X TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{3}
CFPS
<AID> <string>- TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20- RTRV-ATTR-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 26,29-35}-{5}-{1-10} CFPS
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-{3}-{1-10}
FAC-N-M-X-Y
TN13LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3}-{1-10}
TN15LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3}-{1-10}
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3}-{1-10}

<SHELF>-<slot>- 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53- CFPS
<port>- 59,61-67}-{5}-{1-10}
<CHANNEL>:
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
FAC-N-M-X-Y
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-{3}-{1-10}
TN13LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3}-{1-10}
TN15LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3}-{1-10}
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3}-{1-10}
<AID> <string>- TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{5}- RTRV-ATTR-

<SHELF>-<slot>- {1-10} CFPS
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN54TSC FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3}-
{1-10}
FAC-N-M-X-Y
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15}-{3}-
{1-10}
TN13LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{3}-
{1-10}
TN15LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{3}-
{1-10}
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3}-
{1-10}
Table D-77 AID 8800 T32E values

<SHELF>-<slot>- 26,29-35}-{5}-{1-10} CFPS
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN54TSC FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3}-{1-10}
FAC-N-M-X-Y
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-{3}-{1-10}
TN13LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3}-{1-10}
TN15LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3}-{1-10}
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3}-{1-10}
Table D-78 AID 8800 3800A values
<AID> <string>- TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{2-5}-{5}-{1-10} RTRV-ATTR-

<SHELF>-<slot>- CFPS
<port>- TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{4-5}-{3}-{1-10}
<CHANNEL>: TN13LSC FAC-{N}-{2-5}-{3}-{1-10}
FAC-N-M-X-Y
TN15LSC FAC-{N}-{2-5}-{3}-{1-10}
Table D-79 AID 8800 6800A values
<AID> <string>- TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{5}-{1-10} RTRV-ATTR-

<SHELF>-<slot>- CFPS
<port>- TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{3}-{1-10}
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y

<SHELF>-<slot>- 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53- CFPS
<port>- 59,61-67}-{5}-{1-10}
<CHANNEL>:
TN54TSC FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
FAC-N-M-X-Y
{3}-{1-10}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-{3}-{1-10}
TN13LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3}-{1-10}
TN15LSC FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3}-{1-10}
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3}-{1-10}
CLNT
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-8,14- RTRV-CLNT

<slot>-<port>: 19,22-27,31-36}-{1} ED-CLNT
CLNT-N-M-X
TN52TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-2}
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN53TSXL CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}
27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN54TEM28 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}-{1-16}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port>: 36}-{3-6}
FAC-N-M-X
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3-6}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{5-6}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{3}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM VCLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-

<slot>-<port>- 27,29-36}-{1-12}-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
VCLNT-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-

<slot>-<port>- 27,29-36}-{1}-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}-{1-8}
TN12LQMD CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}-{1-4}
TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}-{1-4}
TN11LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}-{1-8}
TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}-{1}-{1-
8}
TN13LQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}-{1-4}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3,5,6}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{4,7,8}-{1-2}
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-8,13- RTRV-CLNT

<slot>-<port>: 18,21-26,29-34,37-42,47- ED-CLNT
CLNT-N-M-X 52,55-60,63-68}-{1}
42,45-68}-{1-2}
42,45-68}-{1-4}
42,45-68}-{1}
42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN54TEM28 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}-{1-16}

<slot>-<port>: 68}-{3-6}
FAC-N-M-X
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3-6}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{5-6}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{3}

<slot>-<port>- 42,45-68}-{1-12}-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
VCLNT-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

<slot>-<port>- 42,45-68}-{1}-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1}-{1-8}
TN12LQMD CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1}-{1-4}
TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1}-{1-4}
42,45-68}-{1}-{1-8}
17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}-{1}-{1-
8}
TN13LQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1}-{1-4}
42,45-68}-{1}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3,5,6}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{4,7,8}-{1-2}
42,45-68}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11TSXL CLNT-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1 RTRV-CLNT

<slot>-<port>: ED-CLNT
CLNT-N-M-X TN12TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}
TN11TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-17}-1
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-6}

<slot>-<port>: TN12TMX
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-3
TN13LSX
TN12LWXS
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{5-6}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-
{3}

<slot>-<port>- 16}-{1-12}-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
VCLNT-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12TQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-

<slot>-<port>- TN12LQMS 1-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>: TN12LQMD
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN13LQM
TN11LQG
TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-16}-1-{1-
8}
TN11TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}-{1-8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{3,5,6}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{4,7,8}-{1-2}
TN11LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN12LOG 1-{1-8}
Table D-84 ID 3800A values
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN12TQM CLNT-{2-5}-1-{1-4} RTRV-CLNT

<port>- TN12LQMS ED-CLNT
<CHANNEL>: TN12LQMD
CLNT-M-X-Y TN13LQM
TN11LQG
TN11TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-4}-{1-8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1,2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{2-5}-{3,5,6}-{1-
4}
CLNT-{2-5}-{4,7,8}-{1-
2}
TN11LOG CLNT-{2-5}-1-{1-8}
TN12LOG
TN11LOM CLNT-{3-5}-1-{1-8}
<string>-<slot>- TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{3-6}

<port>: TN12TMX
FAC-M-X-Y
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-3
TN13LSX
TN12LWXS
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-{5-6}
<string>-<slot>- TN52TOM VCLNT-{2-5}-{1-12}-{1-

<port>- 8}
<CHANNEL>:
VCLNT-M-X-Y
<AID> <string>- TN52TDX CLNT-{N}-{1- RTRV-CLNT

<SHELF>-<slot>- 8,11-18}-{1-2} ED-CLNT
<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1-4}
TN53TSXL CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1}
TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1-4}
TN54TEM28 CLNT-{N}-{1-
7,11-17}-{1-16}
<string>- TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-

<SHELF>-<slot>- {3-6}
<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{5-6}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18}-{3}
<string>- TN52TOM VCLNT-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 8,11-18}-{1-12}-
<port>- {1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
VCLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1}-{1-
<string>-
8}
<SHELF>-<slot>-
<port>- TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-
<CHANNEL>: 18}-{1}-{1-8}
CLNT-N-M-X-Y
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1}-{1-
8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{2}-{1-
8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3,5,6}-
{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{4,7,8}-
{1-2}
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1-8}-
{1-8}
CRS-OHBYTE
From_AID/To_AID <string>-<SHELF>- TN12SC1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- ENT-CRS-

<slot>-<port >: 42,45-68}-1 OHBYTE
FAC-N-M-X DLT-CRS-
TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- OHBYTE
42,45-68}-{1,2}
RTRV-
TN11HSC1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- CRS-
42,45-68}-1 OHBYTE
TN11ST2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1,2}
From_AID/To_AID <string>-<SHELF>- TN12SC1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12- ENT-CRS-

<slot>-<port >: 27,29-36}-1 OHBYTE
FAC-N-M-X DLT-CRS-
TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12- OHBYTE
27,29-36}-{1,2}
TN11HSC1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-1
TN11ST2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12- RTRV-

27,29-36}-{1,2} CRS-
OHBYTE
From_AID/To_AID <string>-<SHELF>- TN12SC1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1 ENT-CRS-

<slot>-<port >: OHBYTE
FAC-N-M-X TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,2} DLT-CRS-
OHBYTE
TN11HSC1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
RTRV-
TN11ST2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,2} CRS-
OHBYTE
From_AID/To_AID <string>-<slot>- TN12SC1 FAC-{2-5,11}-1 ENT-CRS-

<port>: OHBYTE
FAC-M-X TN12SC2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,2} DLT-CRS-
OHBYTE
TN11HSC1 FAC-{2-5}-1
RTRV-
TN11ST2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,2} CRS-
OHBYTE
EC
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29- RTRV-EC

<slot>-<port>: TN52TOG 36}-{3-10} ED-EC
FAC-N-M-X
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3-10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3-10}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{7-28}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3-10}
TN54TEM28 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{7-30}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45- RTRV-EC

<slot>-<port>: TN52TOG 68}-{3-10} ED-EC
FAC-N-M-X
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3-10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3-10}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{7-28}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3-10}
TN54TEM28 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{7-30}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{4- RTRV-EC

<slot>-<port>: 11} ED-EC
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{3-10}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
TN52TOG 10}
TN12TQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
6}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-10}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-{7-
28}
<AID> <string>-<slot>-<port TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{4-11} RTRV-EC

>: ED-EC
FAC-M-X TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{3-10}
TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-6}
TN52TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-10}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{{3-5}-{7-28}
TN12LOM FAC-{2-5,11}-{3-10}
TN12LOG FAC-{2-5}-{3-10}
TN52TOG
<AID> <string>- TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- RTRV-EC

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN52TOG 18}-{3-10} ED-EC
<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18}-{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{3-10}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17}-{7-28}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11–18}-{3-10}
TN54TEM28 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17}-{7-30}
EQPT
Table D-95 EQPT 8800 T32 values
AID format Unit type Pattern
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11CMR2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}

<slot>:
SLOT-N-M TN11CMR4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11CRPC SLOT-{N}-{120-123}
TN11D40 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-25,29-34}
TN11D40V SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-25,29-34}
TN11DCU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11DMR1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11GFU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11HBA SLOT-{N}-{2-7,13-18,21-26,30-35}
TN11HSC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11ITL SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11LOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11LOM SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11LSXR SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11M40 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-25,29-34}
TN11M40V SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-25,29-34}
TN11MCA4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11MCA8 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11MR2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11MR4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11MR8 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11MR8V SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}
TN11OBU1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11OBU2 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}
TN11RDU9 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11RMU9 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11ROAM SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-25,29-34}
TN11ROP SLOT-{N}-{124-127}
TN11SBM2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11SCS SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11TDC SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11TMX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11WMU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN11WSMD2 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN12DCP SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12LDX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12LOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12LOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12LQMD SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12LQMS SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12LSX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12LSXL SLOT-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-27,31-36}
TN12LSXLR SLOT-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}
TN12LWXS SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}
TN12OBU1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN12OBU2 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}
TN12OLP SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12SC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12SC2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12TMX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12VA1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12VA4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN12WSD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN12WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN13FIU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN13LQM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN13LSX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN13WSD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,12-17,20-25,29-34}
TN13WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,12-17,20-25,29-34}
TN12WSMD2 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN14WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN52ND2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN52NQ2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN52NS2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN52NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}
TN52TDX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN52TOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN52TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN52TQX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN41PIU SLOT-{N}-{39-40,45-46}
TN51AUX SLOT-{N}-{41,43}
TN51EFI1 SLOT-{N}-{38}
TN51FAN SLOT-{N}-{50,51}
TN51SCC SLOT-{N}-{11,28}
TNK2ATE SLOT-{N}-{48}
TN52XCH SLOT-{N}-{9-10}
TN52STG SLOT-{N}-{42,44}
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11LEX4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11OPM8 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN54NS3 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN53TSXL SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN54NQ2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11LSQ SLOT-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}
TN12WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11ST2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11SFIU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11WSMD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11DAS1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11LSC SLOT-{N}-{4-8,14-19,23-27,32-36}
TN54TOA SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN53TQX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN54TEM28 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-25,30-34}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-24,29-33}
TN55NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}
TN56NS3 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN54TSXL SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}
TN11RAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11CMR2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}

<slot>:
SLOT-N-M TN11CMR4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11D40 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
50,53-58,61-66}
TN11D40V SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
50,53-58,61-66}
TN11DCU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11DMR1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11GFU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11HBA SLOT-{N}-{2-7,12-17,20-25,28-33,36-41,46-
51,54-59,62-67}
TN11HSC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11ITL SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11LOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11LOM SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11LSXR SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11M40 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
50,53-58,61-66}
TN11M40V SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
50,53-58,61-66}
TN11MCA4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11MCA8 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11MR2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11MR4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11MR8 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11MR8V SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-
52,54-60,62-68}
TN11OBU1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11OBU2 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-
52,54-60,62-68}
TN11RDU9 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11RMU9 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11ROAM SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
50,53-58,61-66}
TN11ROP SLOT-{N}-{124-127}
TN11SBM2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11SCS SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11TDC SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11TMX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11WMU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11WSMD2 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN12DCP SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12LDX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12LOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12LOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12LQMD SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12LQMS SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12LSX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12LSXL SLOT-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-26,29-34,37-42,47-
52,55-60,63-68}
TN12LSXLR SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-
52,54-60,62-68}
TN12LWXS SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-
52,54-60,62-68}
TN12OBU1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12OBU2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12OLP SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12SC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12SC2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12TMX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12VA1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12VA4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN12WSD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN12WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN13FIU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN13LQM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN13LSX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN13WSD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
50,53-58,61-66}
TN13WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
50,53-58,61-66}
TN12WSMD2 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN14WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN52ND2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN52NQ2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN52NS2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN52NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-
52,54-60,62-68}
TN52TDX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN52TOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN52TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN52TQX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN41PIU SLOT-{N}-{69-70,78-81,88-89}
TN51AUX SLOT-{N}-{72-73,83-84}
TN51FAN SLOT-{N}-{90-93}
TNK2XCT SLOT-{N}-{9-10,43-44}
TN52STI SLOT-{N}-{9-10,43-44}
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11LEX4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11OPM8 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN54NS3 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN53TSXL SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TNK2ATE SLOT-{N}-{87}
TNK2STG SLOT-{N}-{75,86}
TNK2SCC SLOT-{N}-{74,85}
TN11ST2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN54NQ2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11LSQ SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-
52,54-60,62-68}
TN12WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11SFIU SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11WSMD9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11DAS1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-18,19-26,27-34,35-42,45-
52,53-60,61-68}
TNK2SXH SLOT-{N}-{10,44}
TN11LSC SLOT-{N}-{4-8,14-18,22-26,30-34,38-42,48-
52,56-60,64-68}
TN54TOA SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN53TQX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN54TEM28 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
51,53-59,61-67}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-24,28-32,36-40,46-
50,54-58,62-66}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-23,27-31,35-39,45-
49,53-57,61-65}
TN55NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-
52,54-60,62-68}
TN56NS3 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN54TSXL SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}
TN11RAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-
52,54-60,62-68}
Table D-97 EQPT 6800A values
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-16}

<slot>: TN11TSXL
SLOT-N-M
TN11LSXR SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN12LDX
TN12LWXS
TN11TMX
TN12TMX
TN11TOM
TN12OLP
TN12DCP
TN11SCS
TN11OBU1
TN12OBU1
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN11MR2
TN11MR4
TN11CMR2
TN11CMR4
TN11DMR1
TN11SBM2
TN11RMU9
TN12SC1
TN12SC2
TN11WMU
TN11DCU
TN11GFU
TN13FIU
TN11ITL
TN11TDC
TN11ST2
TN11SFIU
TN11OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-17}
TN11OBU2
TN12OAU1
TN12OBU2
TN12LSXLR
TN11RAU1
TN11MR8 SLOT-{N}-{1-16}
TN11WSMD4
TN11WSMD2
TN12WSM9
TN12WSD9
TN11MCA4
TN11MCA8
TN11LOM
TN12LQM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11L4G
TN11LQG
TN12LQMD
TN12LQMS
TN11TOM
TN12NS2
TN11ND2
TN12ND2
TN51NQ2
TN11TBE
TN12TDX
TN12TQM
TN11TQX
TN12LSXL SLOT-{N}-{3-17}
TN11M40 SLOT-{N}-{1-15}
TN11M40V
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN11ROAM
TN13WSM9
TN13WSD9
TN11HBA SLOT-{N}-{2-16}
TN51SCC SLOT-1-{17,18}
TN41PIU SLOT-1-{21,25}
TN51EFI1 SLOT-1-{23}
TN51EFI2 SLOT-1-{22}
TN11ROP SLOT-1-{124-127}
TN11CRPC SLOT-1-{120-123}
TN41ATE SLOT-1-{24}
TN41AUX SLOT-1-{19,20}
TN11FAN SLOT-1-{26}
TN12XCS SLOT-1-{9,10}
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-16}
TN11LEX4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-17}
TN11OPM8 SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN11LSQ SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-16}
TN55NS3
TN11DAS1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN11LSC SLOT-{N}-{4-8,11-16}
TN53TQX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-15}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-14}
Table D-98 EQPT 3800A values
<string>-<slot>: TN11LSXR SLOT-{2-5,11}

SLOT-X TN12SC1
TN12SC2
TN12LWXS
TN11SCS
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN12LDX
TN11TMX
TN12TMX
TN11SBM2
TN12DCP
TN12OLP
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN11DCU
TN11OBU1
TN12OBU1
TN11GFU
TN11ST2
TN11ACS SLOT-{2-5}
TN11MCA4
TN11MCA8
TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11L4G
TN11LQG
TN12NS2
TN11TOM
TN12TQM
TN11TBE
TN11MR2
TN11MR4
TN11CMR2
TN11CMR4
TN11DMR1
TN21CMR1 SLOT-{1,8,11}
TN21CMR2
TN21CMR4
TN21MR2
TN21MR4
TN21FIU
TN21DFIU
TN21DMR1
TN11LOM SLOT-{3-5}
TN11OAU1 SLOT-{2-4,11}
TN11OBU2
TN12OAU1
TN12OBU2
TN22SCC SLOT-{8-9}
TN21APIU SLOT-{6-7}
TN61PIU
TN21FIN SLOT-{6-7}
TN61AUX SLOT-{10}
TN22AUX
TN11OPM8 SLOT-{2-5,11}
TN11DAS1 SLOT-{N}-{2-5}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11M40 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16}

<slot>: TN11M40V
SLOT-N-M TN11D40
TN13WSM9
TN13WSD9
TN13FIU SLOT-{N}-{1-18}
TN11MR4
TN11MR2
TN11CMR4
TN11CMR2
TN11RMU9
TN11RDU9
TN12SC1
TN12SC2
TN11HSC1
TN12OLP
TN12DCP
TN11SCS
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN12OBU1
TN11GFU
TN11ITL
TN11WMU
TN11DCU
TN11TDC
TN12LWXS
TN13LSX
TN12LDX
TN12TMX
TN12LOM
TN11OPM8
TN12WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17}
TN11MR8V
TN14WSM9
TN11MCA4
TN11MCA8
TN11WSMD9
TN11LEM24
TN54TEM28
TN12OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18}
TN12OBU2
TN11LSQ
TN55NS3
TN11RAU1
TN54NQ2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}
TN52TOM
TN52ND2
TN52TQX
TN12LOG
TN52TDX
TN52TOG
TN54NS3
TN53TSXL
TN11LEX4
TN11ST2
TN53TQX
TN54TOA
TN11DAS1
TN56NS3
TN54TSXL
TN11HBA SLOT-{N}-{2-7,12-17}
TN41PIU SLOT-{N}-{20,23}
TN41ATE SLOT-{N}-{24}
TN16XCH SLOT-{N}-{9,10}
TN16EFI SLOT-{N}-{19}
TN16FAN SLOT-{N}-{25}
TN16AUX SLOT-{N}-{21,22}
TN11LSC SLOT-{N}-{4-8,14-18}
TN11ROP SLOT-{N}-{124-127}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-6,12-16}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-5,11-15}
EQPT-PG
<AID> <string>- TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16} ED-EQPT-PG

<SHELF>-<slot>- DLT-EQPT-PG
<PORT>: TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
RTRV-EQPT-PG
SLOT-N-M ENT-EQPT-PG
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11TBE FAC-{2-5} ED-EQPT-PG

<PORT>: DLT-EQPT-PG
SLOT-M TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}
RTRV-EQPT-PG
ENT-EQPT-PG
FCMOD2
<AID> <string>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-3 RTRV-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN13LSX <FCMOD2>
<port>: TN12LWXS ED-<FCMOD2>
FAC-N-M-X
<string>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 26,29-35}-1-{1-8}
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN12LQMD CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12LQMS 36}-1-{1-4}
TN13LQM
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3,5,7}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{4,6,8}-{1-2}
VCLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1-12}-{1-8}
TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1}-{1-8}
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<string>- TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-1-8,12-27,29-36}-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 1
<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X
<AID> <string>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-3 RTRV-

FAC-N-M-X
<string>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
<port>- 59,61-67}-1-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12LQMD CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN12LQMS 68}-1-{1-4}
TN13LQM
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3,5,7}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{4,6,8}-{1-2}
VCLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-12}-{1-8}
TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1}-{1-8}
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<string>- TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 68}-1
<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X
<AID> <string>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-3 RTRV-

FAC-N-M-X
<string>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-16}-1-{1-8}

<SHELF>-<slot>-
<port>- TN12LQMD CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1-{1-
<CHANNEL>: TN12LQMS 4}
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12TQM
TN13LQM
TN11TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-
4}-{1-8}
<string>- TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-

<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-3 RTRV-

<port>: TN13LSX <FCMOD2>
FAC-M-X TN12LWXS ED-<FCMOD2>
<string>-<slot>- TN11TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-4}-{1-8}

<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN12LQMD CLNT-{2-5}-1-{1-4}
CLNT-M-X-Y TN12LQMS
TN12TQM
TN13LQM
TN11LOM CLNT-{3-5}-1-{1-8}
<AID> <string>- TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-18}- RTRV-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12LWXS 3 <FCMOD2>

<port>: ED-<FCMOD2>
FAC-N-M-X
<string>- TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 8,11-18}-{1}-{1-
<port>- 8}
<CHANNEL>: CLNT-{N}-{1-
CLNT-N-M-X-Y 8,11-18}-{2}-{1-
8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3,5,7}-
{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{4,6,8}-
{1-2}
VCLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1-12}-
{1-8}
TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-
18}-{1}-{1-8}
8,11-18}-{1-8}-
{1-8}
<string>- TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 8,11-18}-{1-4}-1
<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X
FIBER
<AID> <string>- TN11HSC1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}- DLT-FIBER

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12VA1 1 ENT-FIBER
<port >: TN12SC1 RTRV-FIBER
FAC-N-M-X TN11LSXR
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1,3}
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
TN11DCU {1-2}
TN11GFU
TN12SC2
TN11ST2
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-
27,31-36}-{1,3}
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
TN11CMR2 {1-2,4}
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
TN11MR8 {1-4,6}
TN11CMR4
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN11OBU1 {1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1-3}
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,13-18,21-
26,30-35}-{1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1-3}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1-5}
TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1-4}
TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN11SFIU {1-3}
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN11ITL {1-4}
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3-6}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-6}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
TN11D40 25,29-34}-{1-41}
TN11M40V
TN11D40V
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
1
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12TMX {3-6}
TN11DMR1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12DCP {1-6}
TN11SCS
TN11SBM2
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1,4-6}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1,4-8}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1-8}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12LOG {1,3-10}
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
TN12WSMD2 26,29-35}-{1-6}
TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
TN12WSM9 26,29-35}-{1-10}
TN11WSMD4
TN12WSMD4
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,12-17,20-
TN13WSM9 25,29-34}-{1-10}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-11}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
25,29-34}-{1-45}
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN54NQ2 {1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN56NS3 {1}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
TN55NS3 27,30-36}-{1}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
1
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-8}
TN53TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-8}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3,4,5,6}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-19,23-
27,32-36}-{1-3}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3,4,8,9,10,11,12,15,17,18}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1-22}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-{1,3-12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-{1,3}
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3,6}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1,3-5,9-10}
<AID> <string>- TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}- DLT-FIBER

<SHELF>- TN12SC1 1 ENT-FIBER
<slot>-<port >: TN11HSC1 RTRV-FIBER
FAC-N-M-X TN11LSXR
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
TN11LSQ 26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11DCU {1-2}
TN11GFU
TN12SC2
TN11ST2
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-4}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-
26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-
60,63-68}-{1-2}
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11CMR2 {1-2,4}
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11MR8 {1-4,6}
TN11CMR4
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11OBU1 {1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1-3}
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-17,20-
25,28-33,36-41,46-51,54-
59,62-67}-{1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1-3}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-5}
TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-4}
TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11SFIU {1-3}
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11ITL {1-4}
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-6}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3-6}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
TN11D40 24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
TN11M40V 58,61-66}-{1-41}
TN11D40V
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
1
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12TMX {3-6}
TN11DMR1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12DCP {1-6}
TN11SCS
TN11SBM2
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1,4-6}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1,4-8}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-8}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12LOG {1,3-10}
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
TN12WSMD2 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-6}
TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
TN12WSM9 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
TN11WSMD4 59,61-67}-{1-10}
TN12WSMD4
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
TN13WSM9 24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{1-10}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-11}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{1-45}
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN54NQ2 {1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN56NS3 {1}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-4}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
TN55NS3 26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-8}
TN53TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-8}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3,4,5,6}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18,22-
26,30-34,38-42,48-52,56-
60,64-68}-{1-3}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18,19-
26,27-34,35-42,45-52,53-
60,61-68}-
{1,3,4,8,9,10,11,12,15,17,18}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-22}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-{1,3-12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-{1,3}
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3,6}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1,3-5,9-10}
<AID> <string>- TN12NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1 DLT-FIBER

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN11HSC1 ENT-FIBER
<port >: RTRV-FIBER
FAC-N-M-X TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN12SC1
TN11LSXR
TN11NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
TN11TSXL
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-17}-1
TN11LSQ
TN12TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-4}
TN11ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-2}
TN12ND2
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN11DCU
TN11GFU
TN12SC2
TN11ST2
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3,5,6}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-4}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-17}-{1-2}
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2,4}
TN11CMR2
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4,6}
TN11MR8
TN11CMR4
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-3}
TN11OBU1
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-3}
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-16}-{1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-3}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-5}
TN51NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-4}
TN12TQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-6}
TN11TQX
TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-4}
TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-3}
TN11SFIU
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4}
TN11ITL
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1,3-
6}
TN11LQG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-6}
TN12LQMS
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-41}
TN11D40
TN11M40V
TN11D40V
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-6}
TN12TMX
TN11DMR1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-6}
TN12DCP
TN11SCS
TN11SBM2
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1,4-6}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1,4-8}
TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1,3-
6}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-8}
TN11TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{3-10}
TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
11}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1,3-
TN12LOG 10}
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-6}
TN12WSMD2
TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-10}
TN12WSM9
TN11WSMD4
TN12WSMD4
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-10}
TN13WSM9
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-11}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-45}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-{3-4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-{3-4}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-8}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{3,4,5,6}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,11-16}-{1-3}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-
{1,3,4,8,9,10,11,12,15,17,18}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-22}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-{1,3-12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{1,3}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-{1}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1,3-5,9-
10}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11LSXR FAC-{2-5,11}-1 DLT-FIBER

<port>: TN12VA1 ENT-FIBER
FAC-M-X TN12SC1 RTRV-FIBER
TN12SC2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-2}
TN11ST2
TN13LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3}
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-{3-4}
TN21FIU FAC-{1,8,11}-{1-3}
TN21DFIU FAC-{1,8,11}-{1-6}
TN11HSC1 FAC-{2-5}-{1}
TN11MR2 FAC-{2-5}-{1-2,4}
TN11CMR2
TN11MR4 FAC-{2-5}-{1-4,6}
TN11CMR4
TN12OLP FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-3}
TN11OBU1
TN11OBU2 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1-3}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1-5}
TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-6}
TN11MCA4 FAC-{2-5}-{1-4}
TN12VA4 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-4}
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{3-6}
TN12TMX
TN11LQG FAC-{2-5}-{1,3-6}
TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD FAC-{2-5}-{1-6}
TN11OAU1
TN12OAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1,4-8}
TN11DMR1 FAC-{2-5}-{1-6}
TN11SBM2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-6}
TN12DCP
TN11SCS
TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}-{1,3-6}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{2-5}-{1-8}
TN11TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-10}
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{1,3-10}
TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{3-11}
TN11LOG FAC-{2-5}-{1,3-10}
TN12LOG
TN11LEM24 FAC-{3-5}-{3-4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{2-5}-{3-4}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-8}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{2,3,4,5}-
{1,3,4,8,9,10,11,12,15,17,18}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1,3-5,9-10}
Table D-111 AID 8800T16 values
<AID> <string>- TN11HSC1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-1 DLT-FIBER

<SHELF>- ENT-FIBER
<slot>-<port >: TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-1
RTRV-FIBER
FAC-N-M-X TN12SC1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-1
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-2
TN11DCU
TN11GFU
TN12SC2
TN11ST2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{1-2}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3,5,6}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3}
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-2,4}
TN11CMR2
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-4,6}
TN11CMR4
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-3}
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-17}-{1-3}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{1-5}
TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1-4}
TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-3}
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-4}
TN11ITL
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16}-{1-
TN11D40 41}
TN11M40V
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-18}-1
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{3-6}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-6}
TN11SCS
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{1,4-
8}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1-8}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{1,3-
10}
TN12WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1-
10}
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16}-{1-
TN13WSM9 10}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-11}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{3-4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3-4}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-8}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{3,4,5,6}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3-
10}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18}-{1-3}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1,3,4,8,9,10,11,12,15,17,18}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1-
22}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16}-{1,3-
12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15}-{1,3}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{1}
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3,6}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{1,3-
5,9-10}
FFP
WORK/PROTECT <string>- TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-OC

<SHELF>- TN12LQMD 8,12-27,29-36}- RTRV-FFP-OC
<slot>-<port>: TN13LQM {3-6}
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12LWXS 3
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN11TMX 8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-
8,14-19,22-
27,31-36}-3
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{5-
28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{5-8}
TN53TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{3}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3–10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3–6}
TN54TEM28 FAC-{N}-{1-
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-
30}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-{3-
12}
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3}
WORK <string>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-OCH

<SHELF>- TN12LOG 8,12-27,29-36}- RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>: {3-10}
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12LWXS {3}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LQMD 8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12TMX 8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{5,6}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{5-
28}
8,12-27,29-36}-
{5-8}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3–10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-{3-
12}
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3}
PROTECT <string>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>- TN12LOG 8,12-27,29-36}-
<slot>-<port>: {3-10}
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12LWXS {3}
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LQMD 8,12-27,29-36}-
{2,3-6}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12TMX 8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{5,6}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-4}
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3–10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-{3-
12}
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3}
WORK <string>- TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-WDM

<SHELF>- 8,12-27,29-36}- RTRV-FFP-WDM
<slot>-<port>: 1
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-
8,14-19,23-
27,32-36}-{3}
PROTECT <string>- TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>- 8,12-27,29-36}-
<slot>-<port>: 2
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-
8,14-19,23-
27,32-36}-{3}
DETECT <string>- TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3- ENT-FFP-OCH

<SHELF>- 8,14-19,22- RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>: 27,31-36}-1
FAC-N-M-X TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-

TN13LSX 8,12-27,29-36}-
{1}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{1}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-
TN54NQ2 8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{1}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
1
7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-4}
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-
5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{1}
CTRL <string>- TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-<MOD2>

<SHELF>- 8,12-27,29-36}- RTRV-FFP-<MOD2>
<slot>-<port>: 1
FAC-N-M-X
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3}
WORK/PROTECT <string>- TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-CFP

<SHELF>- 5,12-16,20- RTRV-FFP-CFP
<slot>-<port>: 24,29-33}-{3}
FAC-N-M-X
WORK/PROTECT <string>- TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-OC

<SHELF>- TN12LQMD 8,11-42,45-68}- RTRV-FFP-OC
<slot>-<port>: TN13LQM {3-6}
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12LWXS 3
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
8,13-18,21-
26,29-34,37-
42,47-52,55-
60,63-68}-3
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{5-
28}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{5-8}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{3}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3–10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3–6}
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-
30}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-
40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-{3-
12}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3}

<SHELF>- TN12LOG 8,11-42,45-68}- RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>: {3-10}
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12LWXS {3}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LQMD 8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12TMX 8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{5,6}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{5-
28}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{5-8}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3–10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-
40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-{3-
12}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3}

<SHELF>- TN12LOG 8,11-42,45-68}-
<slot>-<port>: {3-10}
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12LWXS {3}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LQMD 8,11-42,45-68}-
{2,3-6}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12TMX 8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{5,6}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-4}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-4}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3–10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-
40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-{3-
12}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3}

<SHELF>- 8,11-42,45-68}- RTRV-FFP-WDM
<slot>-<port>: 1
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-
8,14-18,22-
26,30-34,38-
42,48-52,56-
60,64-68}-{3}

<SHELF>- 8,11-42,45-68}-
<slot>-<port>: 2
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-
8,14-18,22-
26,30-34,38-
42,48-52,56-
60,64-68}-{3}
DETECT <string>- TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3- ENT-FFP-OCH

<SHELF>- 8,13-18,21- RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>: 26,29-34,37-
FAC-N-M-X 42,47-52,55-
60,63-68}-1
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-
TN54NQ2 8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
1
7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-4}
8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-4}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-
40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-
5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-
39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}

<SHELF>- 8,11-42,45-68}- RTRV-FFP-<MOD2>
<slot>-<port>: 1
FAC-N-M-X
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3}

<SHELF>- 5,11-15,19- RTRV-FFP-CFP
<slot>-<port>: 23,27-31,35-
FAC-N-M-X 39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-{3}
WORK/PROTECT <string>- TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-OC

<SHELF>- 8,11-16}-{3-11} RTRV-FFP-OC
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN12TQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN11TQX 8,11-16}-{3-6}
TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN11LQG
TN13LQM
TN12TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-4}
8,12-16}-3
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 17}-3
TN12LWXS
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-8}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{1,3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{3-6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{1,3-
10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
16}-{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{1,3-10}
TN11TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-10}
17}-3
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
15}-{3-12}

<SHELF>- TN12LOG 8,11-16}-{3-10} RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN11TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-10}
TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-11}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 17}-{3}
TN12LWXS
TN12TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-4}
TN12TQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN11TQX 8,11-16}-{3-6}
TN11LQG FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LQMS 8,11-16}-{3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LQMD 8,11-16}-{1,3-
6}
TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-8}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-10}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12TMX 17}-{3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{5,6}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
16}-{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{3-10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
15}-{3-12}

<SHELF>- TN12LOG 8,11-16}-{3-10}
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN11TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-10}
TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-11}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 17}-{3}
TN12LWXS
TN12TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-4}
TN12TQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN11TQX 8,11-16}-{3-6}
TN11LQG FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LQMS 8,11-16}-{3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LQMD 8,11-16}-{2,3-
6}
TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-8}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3-10}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12TMX 17}-{3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{5,6}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
16}-{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{3-10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
15}-{3-12}

<SHELF>- 17}-1 RTRV-FFP-WDM
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-
8,11-16}-{3}

<SHELF>- 17}-2
<slot>-<port>:
8,11-16}-{3}
DETECT <string>- TN12NS2 FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-OCH

<SHELF>- 8,11-16}-1 RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-
17}-1
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13LSX 17}-{1}
TN11NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-16}-1
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-16}-1
TN11ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{1-2}
TN51NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{1-4}
TN11LQG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{1}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{1,3}
TN12ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-16}-{1,2}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
16}-{1}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{1}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
15}-{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-
14}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-16}-{1}

<SHELF>- 17}-1 RTRV-FFP-<MOD2>
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-
17}-{1,3}

<SHELF>- 14}-{3} RTRV-FFP-CFP
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X
WORK/PROTECT <string>- TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{3- ENT-FFP-OC

<SHELF>- 11} RTRV-FFP-OC
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-
TN12LQMS 6}
TN12LQMD
TN11LQG
TN13LQM
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-3
TN13LSX
TN12LWXS
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}-{3-
8}
TN12TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-
{1,3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-
{3-6}
TN12LOG FAC-{2-5}-
{1,3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{2-5}-{3-
10}
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{2-5,11}-
{1,3-10}
TN11TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-
10}
WORK <string>- TN11LOG FAC-{2-5}-{3- ENT-FFP-OCH

<SHELF>- TN12LOG 10} RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN11TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-
10}
TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{3-
11}
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-
TN13LSX {3}
TN12LWXS
TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-
6}
TN11LQG FAC-{2-5}-{3-
TN12LQMS 6}
TN13LQM FAC-{2-5}-
TN12LQMD {1,3-6}
TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}-{3-
8}
TN12LOG FAC-{2-5}-{3-
10}
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-
TN12TMX {3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-
{5,6}
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{2-5,11}-
{3-10}
PROTECT <string>- TN11LOG FAC-{2-5}-{3-

<SHELF>- TN12LOG 10}
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN11TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-
10}
TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{3-
11}
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-
TN13LSX {3}
TN12LWXS
TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-
6}
TN11LQG FAC-{2-5}-{3-
TN12LQMS 6}
TN13LQM FAC-{2-5}-
TN12LQMD {2,3-6}
TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}-{3-
8}
TN12LOG FAC-{2-5}-{3-
10}
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-
TN12TMX {3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-
{5,6}
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{2-5,11}-
{3-10}
WORK <string>- TN12OLP FAC-{2-5,11}-1 ENT-FFP-WDM

<SHELF>- RTRV-FFP-WDM
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X
PROTECT <string>- TN12OLP FAC-{2-5,11}-2

<SHELF>-
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X
DETECT <string>- TN12NS2 FAC-{2-5}-1 ENT-FFP-OCH

<SHELF>- RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>: TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-
FAC-N-M-X TN13LSX {1}
TN11LQG FAC-{2-5}-{1}
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-
{1,3}
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{1}
TN12LOM FAC-{2-5,11}-
{1}
CTRL <string>- TN12OLP FAC-{2-5,11}-1 ENT-FFP-<MOD2>

<SHELF>- RTRV-FFP-<MOD2>
<slot>-<port>: TN12DCP FAC-{2-5,11}-
FAC-N-M-X {1,3}

WORK/PROTECT <string>- TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-OC

<SHELF>- TN12LWXS 18}-3 RTRV-FFP-OC
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{3-6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{3-10}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-6}
7,11-17}-{5-28}
8,11-18}-{5-8}
8,11-18}-{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18}-{3}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3–
10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3–6}
7,11-17}-{3-30}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-16}-{3-12}
8,11-18}-{3}

<SHELF>- 8,11-18}-{3-10} RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>:
TN12LWXS 18}-{3}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{5,6}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{3-10}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-6}
7,11-17}-{5-28}
8,11-18}-{5-8}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3–
10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-16}-{3-12}
8,11-18}-{3}

<SHELF>- 8,11-18}-{3-10}
<slot>-<port>:
TN12LWXS 18}-{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18}-1
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{3-6}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{5,6}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{3-10}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3-6}
7,11-17}-{3-4}
8,11-18}-{3-4}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3–
10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3–6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-16}-{3-12}
8,11-18}-{3}

<SHELF>- 18}-1 RTRV-FFP-WDM
<slot>-<port>:
8,14-18}-{3}

<SHELF>- 18}-2
<slot>-<port>:
8,14-18}-{3}
DETECT <string>- TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1- ENT-FFP-OCH

<SHELF>- 18}-{1} RTRV-FFP-OCH
<slot>-<port>:
18}-{1,3}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{1}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18}-1
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1,2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-
TN54NQ2 8,11-18}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-1
7,11-17}-{3-4}
8,11-18}-{3-4}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-
6,12-16}-{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-
5,11-15}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1}

<SHELF>- 18}-1 RTRV-FFP-<MOD2>
<slot>-<port>:
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{1,3}

<SHELF>- 5,11-15}-{3} RTRV-FFP-CFP
<slot>-<port>:
FAC-N-M-X
GCC/DCC
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29- RTRV-

<slot>: TN12LOG 36} GCC/DCC
SLOT-N-M ED-GCC/DCC
TN11LOM SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}
TN11LSXR SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN12LWXS 36}
TN12LOM
TN12LSX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN13LSX 36}
TN53TSXL SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN11TMX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN12TMX 36}
TN52TOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN12SC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN12SC2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN11ST2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN11HSC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}
TN11LEX4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-19,20-
27,29-36}
TN12LSXL SLOT-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-
27,31-36}
TN12LSXLR SLOT-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}
TN52TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN52NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}
TN52ND2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN52NQ2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN54NQ2 36}
TN52NS2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN54NS3 36}
TN12LQMS SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN13LQMD 36}
TN12LQMD
TN52TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}
TN55NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}
TN56NS3 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port>: TN12LOG 36}-1
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-1
TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN12LWXS 36}-1
TN12LOM
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN13LSX 36}-{1,3}
TN53TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-3
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN12TMX 36}-{1,3-6}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{3-10}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-{1}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12SC1 DCC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

DCC-N-M-X
TN12SC2 DCC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1-2}
TN11ST2 DCC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1-2}
TN11HSC1 DCC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-

<slot>-<port>: 26,29-35}-{1-24}
SRV1-N-M-X
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-19,20-
27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN12LSXL SRV1-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-
27,31-36}-1
TN12LSXLR SRV1-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port>: 36}-{1-4}
SRV2-N-M-X
TN52NS3 SRV2-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port>: 36}-{1-2}
SRV3-N-M-X
TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN54NQ2 36}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN54NS3 36}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-

<slot>-<port>: TN13LQMD 27,29-36}-1
CLNT-N-M-X TN12LQMD
27,29-36}-{1,3,5,7}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45- RTRV-

<slot>: TN12LOG 68} GCC/DCC
SLOT-N-M ED-GCC/DCC
TN11LOM SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}
TN11LSXR SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN12LWXS 68}
TN12LOM
TN12LSX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN13LSX 68}
TN53TSXL SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN11TMX SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN12TMX 68}
TN52TOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN12SC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN12SC2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN11ST2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN11HSC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}
TN11LEX4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN12LSXL SLOT-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-
26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-
60,63-68}
TN12LSXLR SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}
TN52TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN52NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}
TN52ND2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN52NQ2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN54NQ2 68}
TN52NS2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN54NS3 68}
TN12LQMS SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN13LQMD 68}
TN12LQMD
TN52TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}
TN55NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}
TN56NS3 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

<slot>-<port>: TN12LOG 68}-1
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-1
TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN12LWXS 68}-1
TN12LOM
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN13LSX 68}-{1,3}
TN53TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-3
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN12TMX 68}-{1,3-6}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{3-10}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-{1}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12SC1 DCC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

DCC-N-M-X
TN12SC2 DCC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-2}
TN11ST2 DCC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-2}
TN11HSC1 DCC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-

<slot>-<port>: 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
SRV1-N-M-X 59,61-67}-{1-24}
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-4}
TN12LSXL SRV1-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-
26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-
60,63-68}-1
TN12LSXLR SRV1-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1

<slot>-<port>: 68}-{1-4}
SRV2-N-M-X
TN52NS3 SRV2-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

<slot>-<port>: 68}-{1-2}
SRV3-N-M-X
TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN54NQ2 68}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN54NS3 68}-1

<slot>-<port>: TN13LQMD 42,45-68}-1
CLNT-N-M-X TN12LQMD
42,45-68}-{1,3,5,7}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12NS2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16} RTRV-

<slot>: TN11L4G GCC/DCC
SLOT-N-M TN11LOG ED-GCC/DCC
TN12LOG
TN11LOM SLOT-{N}-{1-16}
TN12LOM SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN12LWXS
TN11ND2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN12ND2
TN12LSX SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN13LSX
TN51NQ2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN11TMX SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN12TMX
TN12SC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN12SC2 SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN11ST2 SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN11HSC1 SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN52TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN52NS2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN54NS3
TN12TQM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN11LQG
TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN52TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN11TOM SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN55NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-16}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1

<slot>-<port>: TN11L4G
FAC-N-M-X TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-1
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN12LWXS
TN11ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-
TN12ND2 2}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3}
TN13LSX
TN51NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-
4}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3-6}
TN12TMX
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-
{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{1}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12SC1 DCC-{N}-{1-17}-1

<slot>-<port>:
DCC-N-M-X TN12SC2 DCC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN11ST2 DCC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN11HSC1 DCC-{N}-{1-17}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-

<slot>-<port>: {1-4}
SRV2-N-M-X
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1

<slot>-<port>: TN54NS3
SRV3-N-M-X
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12TQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1

<slot>-<port>: TN11LQG
CLNT-N-M-X TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,3,5,7}
TN11TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LSXR SLOT-{2-5,11} RTRV-

<slot>: TN12LWXS GCC/DCC
SLOT-M ED-GCC/DCC
TN11LOG SLOT-{2-5}
TN12LOG
TN12NS2
TN11L4G
TN11LOM SLOT-{3-5}
TN12LOM SLOT-{11,2-5}
TN12LSX SLOT-{2-5,11}
TN13LSX
TN11TMX SLOT-{2-5,11}
TN12TMX
TN12SC1 SLOT-{2-5,11}
TN12SC2 SLOT-{2-5,11}
TN11ST2 SLOT-{2-5,11}
TN11HSC1 SLOT-{2-5,11}
TN52TOM SLOT-{2-5}
TN52NS2 SLOT-{2-5,11}
TN12TQM SLOT-{2-5}
TN11LQG
TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN52TOM SLOT-{2-5}}
TN11TOM SLOT-{2-5}
<string>-<slot>- TN11LSXR FAC-{2-5,11}-1

<port >: TN12LWXS
FAC-M-X
TN11LOG FAC-{2-5}-1
TN12LOG
TN12NS2
TN11L4G
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-1
TN12LOM FAC-{11,2-5}-1
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-3}
TN13LSX
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3-6}
TN12TMX
<string><slot>- TN12SC1 DCC-{2-5,11}-1

<port>:
DCC-M-X TN12SC2 DCC-{2-5,11}-{1-2}
TN11ST2 DCC-{2-5,11}-{1-2}
TN11HSC1 DCC-{2-5,11}-1
<string><slot>- TN52TOM SRV2-{2-5}-{1-4}

<port>:
SRV2-M-X
<string><slot>- TN52NS2 SRV3-{2-5,11}-1

<port>:
SRV3-M-X
<string>-<slot>- TN12TQM CLNT-{2-5}-1

<port >: TN11LQG
CLNT-M-X TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN52TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1,3,5,7}
TN11TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-4}
IPA
The detection unit.
The format is: FAC-<SHELF>-<SLOT>-<PORT>
Table D-121 DECT / OPRT / ASTDECT 8800 T32 values
<DECT> <string>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- DLT-IPA

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12OBU1 27,29-36}-1 ED-IPA
<port >: ENT-IPA
FAC-N-M-X TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
OPR-IPA
TN12OAU1 19,21-27,30-36}-{1,3}
RTRV-IPA
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12- ENT-IPA-
TN12OBU2 19,21-27,30-36}-1 ASTDECT
RTRV-IPA-
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12- ASTDECT
27,29-36}-{6,8,13,15} DLT-IPA-
ASTDECT
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
19,21-27,30-36}-{1}
<OPRT> <string>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12OBU1 27,29-36}-2
<port >:
TN12OAU1 19,21-27,30-36}-4
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
TN12OBU2 19,21-27,30-36}-2
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,13-
18,21-26,30-35}-2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
19,21-27,30-36}-{4}
<ASTDECT> <string>- TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,14- ENT-IPA-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 19,22-27,31-36}-1 ASTDECT
<port >: DLT-IPA-
FAC-N-M-X TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,13- ASTDECT
TN12LSXLR 19,21-27,30-36}-1
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1,3}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}-1
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN12LOG 27,29-36}-1
TN12LQMS
TN12LWXS
TN11TMX
TN12TMX
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN11LSXR
TN12SC1
TN11HSC1
TN12LOM
TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN11ST2 27,29-36}-{1,2}
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN11ND2 27,29-36}-{1,2}
TN12ND2
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN54NQ2 27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-2}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-1
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-10}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-
19,21-27,30-36}-1
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-1
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}-{3-4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-4
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-
19,23-27,32-36}-{1,2}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-
17,21-25,30-34}-{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-
16,20-24,29-33}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-
19,21-27,30-36}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}
Table D-122 DECT / OPRT / ASTDECT 8800 T64 values
<DECT> <string>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- DLT-IPA

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12OBU1 42,45-68}-1 ED-IPA
<port >: ENT-IPA
OPR-IPA
TN12OAU1 18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}- RTRV-IPA
{1,3} ENT-IPA-
ASTDECT
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12- RTRV-IPA-
TN12OBU2 18,20-26,28-34,36- ASTDECT
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-1 DLT-IPA-
ASTDECT
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18,19-26,27-34,35-
42,45-52,53-60,61-68}-
{6,8,13,15}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-
{1}
<OPRT> <string>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12OBU1 42,45-68}-2
<port >:
TN12OAU1 18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-4
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
TN12OBU2 18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-2
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-
17,20-25,28-33,36-
41,46-51,54-59,62-67}-2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18,19-26,27-34,35-
42,45-52,53-60,61-68}-
{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-
{4}
<ASTDECT> <string>- TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,13- ENT-IPA-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 18,21-26,29-34,37- ASTDECT
<port >: 42,47-52,55-60,63-68}-1 DLT-IPA-
FAC-N-M-X ASTDECT
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
TN11LSQ 18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-1
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1,3}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-1
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN12LOG 42,45-68}-1
TN12LQMS
TN11TMX
TN12TMX
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN11LSXR
TN12SC1
TN11HSC1
TN12LWXS
TN12LOM
TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN11ST2 42,45-68}-{1,2}
TN11ND2 42,45-68}-{1,2}
TN12ND2
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN54NQ2 42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-1
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-10}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-1
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-1
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-
{3-4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18,19-26,27-34,35-
42,45-52,53-60,61-68}-4
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-
18,22-26,30-34,38-
42,48-52,56-60,64-68}-
{1,2}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-
16,20-24,28-32,36-
40,46-50,54-58,62-66}-
{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-
15,19-23,27-31,35-
39,45-49,53-57,61-65}-
{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-
{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1}
Table D-123 DECT / OPRT / ASTDECT 6800A values
<DECT> <string>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1 DLT-IPA

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12OBU1 ED-IPA
<port >: ENT-IPA
FAC-N-M-X TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1,3}
OPR-IPA
TN12OAU1
RTRV-IPA
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-1 ENT-IPA-
TN12OBU2 ASTDECT
RTRV-IPA-
TN11DAS FAC-{N}-{1-17}- ASTDECT
{6,8,13,15} DLT-IPA-
ASTDECT
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1}
<OPRT> <string>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-2

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12OBU1
<port >:
FAC-N-M-X TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-4
TN12OAU1
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-2
TN12OBU2
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-16}-2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{4}
<ASTDECT> <string>- TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-17}-1 ENT-IPA-

<SHELF>-<slot>- ASTDECT
<port >: TN11NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1 DLT-IPA-
FAC-N-M-X TN11LSQ ASTDECT
TN12NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN11L4G
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN12LQMS
TN11LQG
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-1
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN12TMX
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN11LSXR
TN12SC1
TN11HSC1
TN12LWXS
TN12LOM
TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,2}
TN11ST2
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN11ND2 {1,2}
TN12ND2
TN11TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{3-10}
TN51NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN52NQ2 {1-4}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-
{3-4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-
{3-4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-4
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,11-16}-
{1,2}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-
{1}
Table D-124 DECT / OPRT / ASTDECT 3800A values
<DECT> <string>-<slot>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{2-5,11}-1 DLT-IPA

<port >: TN12OBU1 ED-IPA
FAC-M-X ENT-IPA
TN11OAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1,3}
OPR-IPA
TN12OAU1
RTRV-IPA
TN11OBU2 FAC-{2-4,11}-1 ENT-IPA-
TN12OBU2 ASTDECT
RTRV-IPA-
TN11DAS1 FAC-{2,3,4,5}-{6,8,13,15} ASTDECT
DLT-IPA-
TN11RAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1} ASTDECT
<OPRT> <string>-<slot>- TN11OBU1 FAC-{2-5,11}-2
<port >: TN12OBU1
FAC-M-X
TN11OAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-4
TN12OAU1
TN11OBU2 FAC-{2-4,11}-2
TN12OBU2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{2,3,4,5}-{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-4,11}-{4}
<ASTDECT> <string>-<slot>- TN11LQG FAC-{2-5}-1 ENT-IPA-

<port >: TN11L4G ASTDECT
FAC-M-X TN11LOG DLT-IPA-
TN12LOG ASTDECT
TN12LQMS
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-1
TN12TMX
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN11LSXR
TN12SC1
TN12LWXS
TN12LOM
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3}
TN12SC2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,2}
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-1
TN12LQMD FAC-{2-5}-{1,2}
TN11TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-10}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{3-5}-{3-4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{2-5}-{3-4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{2,3,4,5}-4
Table D-125 DECT / OPRT / ASTDECT 8800T16 values
<DECT> <string>-<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-1 DLT-IPA

<port >: ED-IPA
FAC-N-M-X TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-
ENT-IPA
{1,3}
OPR-IPA
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-1 RTRV-IPA
ENT-IPA-
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}- ASTDECT
{6,8,13,15}
RTRV-IPA-
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}- ASTDECT
{1} DLT-IPA-
ASTDECT
<OPRT> <string>-<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-2
<port >:
FAC-N-M-X TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-4
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-2
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-17}-2
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{9,16}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-
{4}
<ASTDECT> <string>-<SHELF>-<slot>- TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-1 ENT-IPA-

<port >: ASTDECT
FAC-N-M-X TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1 DLT-IPA-
ASTDECT
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-1
TN13LSX
TN12SC1
TN11HSC1
TN12LWXS
TN12LOM
TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,2}
TN11ST2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1,2}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{3-
4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3-
4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-4
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18}-
{1,2}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16}-
{1}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15}-
{1}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-
{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1}
LPT
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3- ED-LPT

<slot>-<PORT>: 10} RTRV-LPT
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
10}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{5-
6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
10}
10}
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
6}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
6}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
6}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
4}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
6}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{5-
8}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{5-
28}
TN11LSC FAX-{N}-{XXX}-{3}
TN54TOA FAX-{N}-{XXX}-{3–
10}
TN53TQX FAX-{N}-{XXX}-{3–
6}
TN54TEM28 FAX-{N}-{XXX}-{3–
30}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
12}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3- ED-LPT

FAC-N-M-X
10}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{5-
6}
10}
10}
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
6}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{3-
6}
4}
10}
6}
8}
28}
10}
6}
30}
TN11LTX FAX-{N}-{XXX}-{3–
12}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12TQM FAC-{1-8,11-16}- {1- ED-LPT

<slot>-<PORT>: TN11TQX 8,11-16}-{3-6} RTRV-LPT
FAC-N-M-X TN11LQG
TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11TBE FAC-{1-8,11-16}- {1-

8,11-16}-{3-11}
TN12TDX FAC-{1-8,11-16}- {1-

8,11-16}-{3-4}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-17}-3
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-3
TN13LSX
TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{3-8}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{3-
10}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{5,6}
TN11TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN11LOG {3-10}
TN12LOG
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-
{5-8}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-
{5-28}
6}
12}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-6} ED-LPT

<PORT>: TN11LQG RTRV-LPT
FAC-M-X TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{3-11}
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-3
TN13LSX
TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}-{3-8}
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{3-10}
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-{5,6}
TN11TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-10}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{2-5}-{5-8}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{3-5}-{5-28}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{XXX}-{5- ED-LPT

FAC-N-M-X
10}
10}
4}
10}
6}
8}
28}
10}
6}
30}
12}
MCA
<AID> <string>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20- RTRV-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 26,29-35}-{1-4}-{all,1-80} MCACHN
<port >- ED-MCACHN
<CHANNEL>: TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-
RTRV-
FAC-N-M-X-Y 26,29-35}-{1-8}-{all,1-80}
MCADATA
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-
36}-{1-8}-{all,1-80}
<AID> <string>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19- RTRV-

<SHELF>- 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53- MCACHN
<slot>-<port >- 59,61-67}-{1-4}-{all,1-80} ED-MCACHN
<CHANNEL>: RTRV-
FAC-N-M-X-Y TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
MCADATA
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-8}-{all,1-80}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-8}-{all,1-80}
<AID> <string>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-4}- RTRV-

<SHELF>- {all,1-80} MCACHN
<slot>-<port >- ED-MCACHN
<CHANNEL>: TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-8}-
RTRV-
FAC-N-M-X-Y {all,1-80}
MCADATA
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-8}-
{all,1-80}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{2-5}-{1-4}-{all,1-80} RTRV-

<port >- MCACHN
<CHANNEL>: TN11MCA8 FAC-{2-5}-{1-8}-{all,1-80} ED-MCACHN
FAC-M-X-Y
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{2-5,11}-{1-8}- RTRV-
{all,1-80} MCADATA

<AID> <string>- TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1- RTRV-

<SHELF>- 4}-{all,1-80} MCACHN
<slot>-<port >- ED-MCACHN
<CHANNEL>: TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1-
RTRV-
8}-{all,1-80}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-8}-
{all,1-80}
FAC-N-M-X-Y MCADATA
OC
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12- ED-OC

<port >: 27,29-36}-{3-10} RTRV-OC
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}-{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1,3-10}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1,3-10}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1,3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-6}
27,29-36}-{3-6}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-6}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1,3,5,6}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,14-
19,22-27,31-36}-{3}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-6}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}-{5-28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{5-8}
TN54NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-4}
27,29-36}-{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-
19,21-27,30-36}-{3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-2}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-10}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-6}
TN54TEM28 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}-{3-30}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-
17,21-25,30-34}-{3-12}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- ED-OC

<port >: 42,45-68}-{3-10} RTRV-OC
FAC-N-M-X
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-
{3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1,3-10}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1,3-10}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1,3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-6}
42,45-68}-{3-6}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-6}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1,3,5,6}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,13-
18,21-26,29-34,37-
42,47-52,55-60,63-68}-
{3}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-6}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-
{5-28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{5-8}
TN54NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-4}
42,45-68}-{3}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-
{3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-2}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-6}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3-10}
TN54TEM28 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-
{3-30}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-
16,20-24,28-32,36-
40,46-50,54-58,62-66}-
{3-12}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1}
<AID> <string>- TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3- ED-OC

<SHELF>-<slot>- 11} RTRV-OC
<port >:
FAC-N-M-X TN12TQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
TN11TQX 6}
TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN11LQG
TN13LQM
TN12TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
4}
TN11TSXL FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-3
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-3
TN13LSX
TN12LWXS
TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
8}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{3-10}
TN12ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-
2}
TN51NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-
4}
TN11TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
10}
TN12LWXS
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-{5-
28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-{5-
8}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-
{3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
6}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-{3-12}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{3-11} ED-OC

<port >: RTRV-OC
FAC-M-X TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-6}
TN11LQG
TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-3
TN13LSX
TN12LWXS
TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}-{3-8}
TN12TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{3-6}
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{3-10}
TN12LOG FAC-{2-5}-{1,3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{2-5}-{3-10}
TN11TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-10}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{11,2-5}-{1-
4}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{11,2-5}-{1-
2}
Table D-140 AID 8800 T16A values
<AID> <string>- TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-3 ED-OC

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12LWXS RTRV-OC
<port >:
FAC-N-M-X TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3-6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1,3-10}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-3
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{5-
28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{5-
8}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-
{3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-4}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-2}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3-
6}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3-
10}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16}-{3-
12}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1}
TN54TEM28 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{3-
30}
OCS
<AID> <string>- TN54GS4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}- RTRV-ATTR-

<SHELF>-<slot>- {1}-{1-10} OCS
<port>-
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y
<AID> <string>- TN54GS4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}- RTRV-ATTR-

<SHELF>-<slot>- {1}-{1-10} OCS
<port>-
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y
<AID> <string>- TN54GS4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{1}- RTRV-ATTR-

OCS
<port>-
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y
OCH
<AID> <string>- TN11CMR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}- RTRV-OCH

<SHELF>-<slot>- {1-2} ED-OCH
<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN11CMR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-4}
TN11D40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
25,29-34}-{2-41}
TN11D40V FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
25,29-34}-{2-41}
TN11DMR1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-2}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3-10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1,3-10}
TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
25,29-34}-{2-41}
TN11M40V FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
25,29-34}-{2-41}
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-2}
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-4}
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1-8}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1-8}
TN11SBM2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-4}
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3-6}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-4}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3-10}
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-6}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3-6}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-
27,31-36}-{1}
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,2}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-6}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3}
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-8}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-28}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{3}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1}
TN54NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-4}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-6}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-19,23-
27,32-36}-{1-2}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-{1}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-{1,3-12}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1}
<string>- TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 25,29-34}-{4}-{1-40}
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
FAC-N-M-X-Y 26,29-35}-{1}-{1-40}
TN12WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{2}-{1-40}
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,12-17,20-
25,29-34}-{1}-{1-80}
TN13WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,12-17,20-
25,29-34}-{2}-{1-80}
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{4}-{1-40}
TN11WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{4}-{1-40}
TN12WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{4}-{1-80}
TN14WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{2}-{1-80}
TN12WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{4}-{1-80}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{4}-{1-80}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-19,23-
27,32-36}-{3}-{1-10}
<AID> <string>- TN11CMR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}- RTRV-OCH

<SHELF>-<slot>- {1-2} ED-OCH
<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN11CMR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-4}
TN11D40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{2-41}
TN11D40V FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{2-41}
TN11DMR1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-2}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3-10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1,3-10}
TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{2-41}
TN11M40V FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{2-41}
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-2}
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-4}
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-8}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-8}
TN11SBM2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-4}
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3-6}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-4}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3-10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3-10}
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-6}
TN12LQMS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3-6}
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3}
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-
26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-
60,63-68}-{1}
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,2}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3-6}
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-6}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3}
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-8}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-28}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{3}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}
TN54NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-4}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-6}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18,22-
26,30-34,38-42,48-52,56-
60,64-68}-{1-2}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-{1}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-{1,3-12}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1}
<string>- TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
<port>- 58,61-66}-{4}-{1-40}
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1}-{1-40}
TN12WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{2}-{1-40}
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{1}-{1-80}
TN13WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{2}-{1-80}
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{4}-{1-40}
TN11WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{4}-{1-40}
TN12WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{4}-{1-80}
TN14WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{2}-{1-80}
TN12WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{4}-{1-80}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{4}-{1-80}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18,22-
26,30-34,38-42,48-52,56-
60,64-68}-{3}-{1-10}
<AID> <string>- TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1,3- RTRV-OCH

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN11TOM 10} ED-OCH
<port>:
FAC-N-M-X TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-11}
TN12NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN11LSXR
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3}
TN12LWXS
TN11NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
TN11ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-2}
TN12TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-4}
TN11CMR2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN11MR2
TN11DMR1
TN12LSX
TN12TQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-6}
TN11TQX
TN51NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-4}
TN11CMR4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4}
TN11MR4
TN11SBM2
TN11LQG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1,3-
TN12LQMS 6}
TN11TMX
TN13LQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-6}
TN12LQMD
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-8}
TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1,3-
8}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{2-41}
TN11M40V
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1,3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3-10}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3-6}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3,5,6}
TN12ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1,2}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-8}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1,3-10}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-{3-8}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-{3-28}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-{3}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-10}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,11-16}-{1-2}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{1}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-{1,3-12}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-{1}
<string>- TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-1-{1-40}

<SHELF>-<slot>-
<port>- TN12WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-2-{1-40}
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-1-{1-80}
TN13WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-2-{1-80}
TN11WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-4-{1-40}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-15}-4-{1-40}
TN12WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{4}-{1-80}
TN14WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{2}-{1-80}
TN12WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{4}-{1-80}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{4}-{1-80}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,11-16}-{3}-
{1-10}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11LOG FAC-{2-5}-{3-10} RTRV-OCH

<port>: TN11TOM ED-OCH
FAC-M-X
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{1,3-10}
TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{3-11}
TN12NS2 FAC-{2-5}-1
TN21CMR1 FAC-{1,8,11}-1
TN11LSXR FAC-{2-5,11}-1
TN12LWXS
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3}
TN12LWXS
TN11MR2 FAC-{2-5}-{1-2}
TN11CMR2
TN11DMR1
TN21CMR2 FA-{1,8,11}-{1-2}
TN21MR2
TN21DMR1
TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-6}
TN11MR4 FAC-{2-5}-{1-4}
TN11CMR4
TN11SBM2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-4}
TN21CMR4 FAC-{1,8,11}-{1-4}
TN21MR4
TN11LQG FAC-{2-5}-{1,3-6}
TN12LQMS
TN11TMX
TN13LQM FAC-{2-5}-{1-6}
TN12LQMD
TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}-{3-8}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{2-5}-{3-8}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{3-5}-{3-28}
<AID> <string>- TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-1 RTRV-OCH

<SHELF>-<slot>- ED-OCH
<port>: TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3}
FAC-N-M-X
TN11CMR2 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-2}
TN11MR2
TN11CMR4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1-4}
TN11MR4
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16}-{2-41}
TN11M40V
TN11D40
TN12LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{1,3-
10}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3-10}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3-6}
TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{1-8}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3-8}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{3-28}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{3}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN54TOA FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{3-10}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18}-{1-2}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15}-{1}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16}-{1,3-
12}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-{1}
<string>- TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16}-1-{1-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 80}
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN13WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16}-1-{1-
FAC-N-M-X-Y 80}
TN14WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{2}-
{1-80}
TN12WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{4}-
{1-80}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-{4}-
{1-80}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18}-{3}-
{1-10}
OCHM
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN54NS4N FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20- RTRV-OCHM

<slot>-<port >: 26,29-35}-1 ED-OCHM
FAC-N-M-X
TN54NPS4E FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN54NPS4 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-1
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN54NS4N FAC-{N}-{1-7,11- RTRV-OCHM

<slot>-<port >: 17,19-25,27-33,35- ED-OCHM
FAC-N-M-X 41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-1
TN54NPS4E FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-1
TN54NPS4 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-1
TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-1
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1–16}-1 RTRV-OCHM

<slot>-<port >: ED-OCHM
FAC-N-M-X
<AID> <string>-<slot>-<port >: TN17LSCM FAC-{2-5}-1 RTRV-OCHM

FAC-M-X ED-OCHM
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-15}-1 RTRV-OCHM

<slot>-<port >: ED-OCHM
FAC-N-M-X
OCHS
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN54NS4N FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20- RTRV-OCHS

<slot>-<port >: 26,29-35}-{1–4} ED-OCHS
FAC-N-M-X
TN54NPS4E FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1–4}
TN54NPS4 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1–4}
TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1–4}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN54NS4N FAC-{N}-{1-7,11- RTRV-OCHS

<slot>-<port >: 17,19-25,27-33,35- ED-OCHS
FAC-N-M-X 41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-
{1–4}
TN54NPS4E FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-
{1–4}
TN54NPS4 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
42,46-52,54-60,62-68}-
{1–4}
TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-67}-
{1–4}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1–16}-{1–4} RTRV-OCHS

<slot>-<port >: ED-OCHS
FAC-N-M-X
<AID> <string>-<slot>-<port >: TN17LSCM FAC-{2-5}-{1–4} RTRV-OCHS

FAC-M-X ED-OCHS
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN17LSCM FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1–4} RTRV-OCHS

<slot>-<port >: ED-OCHS
FAC-N-M-X
OCN/STMN
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29- RTRV-

<slot>-<port>: TN13LSX 36}-3 <OCN/STMN>
FAC-N-M-X ED-
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29- <OCN/STMN>
36}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN12TMX 36}-{3-6}

<slot>-<port>- TN12TMX 36}-1-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-

<slot>-<port>: 27,29-36}-{1-2}
CLNT-N-M-X
27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-8,14-
19,22-27,31-36}-1
27,29-36}-1
27,29-36}-{1-4}

<slot>-<port>- TN12LQMD 27,29-36}-1-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>: TN13LQM
CLNT-N-M-X-Y
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-1-{3-6}
27,29-36}-{1,2,5,6}-{1-4}
27,29-36}-{3,4,7,8}-{1-2}
27,29-36}-{3-4}-{1-4}
27,29-36}-{1-2}-{1-8}
27,29-36}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45- RTRV-

<slot>-<port>: TN13LSX 68}-3 <OCN/STMN>
FAC-N-M-X ED-
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45- <OCN/STMN>
68}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN12TMX 68}-{3-6}

<slot>-<port>- TN12TMX 68}-1-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

<slot>-<port>: 42,45-68}-{1-2}
CLNT-N-M-X
42,45-68}-{1-4}
18,21-26,29-34,37-42,47-
52,55-60,63-68}-1
42,45-68}-1
42,45-68}-{1-4}

<slot>-<port>- TN12LQMD 42,45-68}-1-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>: TN13LQM
CLNT-N-M-X-Y
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-1-{3-6}
42,45-68}-{1,2,5,6}-{1-4}
42,45-68}-{3,4,7,8}-{1-2}
42,45-68}-{3-4}-{1-4}
42,45-68}-{1-2}-{1-8}
42,45-68}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-3 RTRV-

<slot>-<port>: TN13LSX <OCN/STMN>
FAC-N-M-X ED-
TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-3 <OCN/STMN>
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-6}
TN12TMX
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1-{1-4}

<slot>-<port>- TN12TMX
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11TSXL CLNT-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1

<slot>-<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-17}-1
TN12TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN52TDX {1-2}
TN11TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN52TQX {1-4}
TN53TQX
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12TQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-

<slot>-<port>- TN12LQMS 1-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>: TN12LQMD
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN13LQM
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2,5,6}-{1-4}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{3,4,7,8}-{1-2}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{3-4}-{1-4}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}-{1-8}
TN11TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}-{1-4}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-3 RTRV-

<port>: TN13LSX <OCN/STMN>
FAC-M-X ED-
TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-3 <OCN/STMN>
TN12LWXS FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-{5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{3-6}
<string>-<slot>-<port TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-1-{1-4}

>-<CHANNEL>: TN12TMX
FAC-M-X-Y
<string>-<slot>-<port TN12TQM CLNT-{2-5}-1-{1-4}

>-<CHANNEL>: TN12LQMS
CLNT-M-X-Y TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-4}-{1-4}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-3 RTRV-

<slot>-<port>: <OCN/STMN>
FAC-N-M-X TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3} ED-
<OCN/STMN>
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{3-6}

<slot>-<port>-
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-

FAC-N-M-X
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
TN53TQX {1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-

<slot>-<port>- {1,2,5,6}-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{3,4,7,8}-{1-2}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{3-4}-{1-4}
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-8}-{1-8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-2}-{1-8}
OMS
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11BMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- RTRV-OMS

<slot>-<port >: TN11RDU9 27,29-36}-1 ED-OMS
FAC-N-M-X TN11RMU9
TN11BMD8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
TN12D40 18,20-26,29-35}-1
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-
TN11WSMD4 18,20-26,29-35}-1
TN12WSD9
TN12WSMD2
TN12WSMD4
TN11D40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-
TN11D40V 17,20-25,29-34}-1
TN11ROAM
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,12-
17,20-25,29-34}-1
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-
{3,7,14,18,22,26,31,35}-
1
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN11MR2 27,29-36}-4
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
27,29-36}-6
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
18,20-26,29-35}-10
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-
18,20-26,29-35}-10
AID AID format Unit type Pattern Notes
type
<AID> <string>- TN11BMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1 RTRV-

<SHELF>- TN11RDU9 OMS
<slot>-<port >: TN11RMU9 ED-
FAC-N-M-X OMS
TN11BMD8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
TN11WSMD2 51,53-59,61-67}-1
TN11WSMD4
TN12D40
TN12WSD9
TN12WSMD2
TN12WSMD4
TN11D40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-
TN11D40V 50,53-58,61-66}-1
TN11ROAM
TN13WSD9
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-
{3,7,13,17,21,25,29,33,37,41,47,51,55,59,63,67}-
1
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-4
TN11MR2
type
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-6
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
TN11MR8V 51,53-59,61-67}-10
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11BMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1 RTRV-OMS

<slot>-<port >: TN11RDU9 ED-OMS
FAC-N-M-X TN11RMU9
TN11BMD8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-1
TN11WSMD2
TN11WSMD4
TN12D40
TN12WSD9
TN12WSMD2
TN12WSMD4
TN11D40 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-1
TN11D40V
TN11ROAM
TN13WSD9
TN12PTQX FAC-{N}-{3,7,13}-1
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-17}-4
TN11MR2
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-6
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-10
TN11MR8V
<AID> <string>-<slot>-<port >: TN11SCS FAC-{2-5,11}-4 RTRV-OMS

FAC-M-X ED-OMS
TN11MR2 FAC-{2-5}-4
TN21MR2 FAC-{1,8,11}-4
TN11MR4 FAC-{2-5}-6
TN21MR4 FAC-{1,8,11}-6
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11BMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}- RTRV-OMS

<port >: TN11RDU9 1 ED-OMS
FAC-M-X TN11RMU9
TN11BMD8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
TN12D40 17}-1
TN12WSMD4
TN11D40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-
TN13WSD9 16}-1
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-
{3,7,13,17}-1
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
TN11MR2 4
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
6
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17}-10
OSC
Indicates the external switch command.
AID <string>- TN12SC1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12- ED-OSC

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN11HSC1 27,29-36}-1 RTRV-OSC
<port>: RMV-<MOD2>
FAC-N-M-X TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
RST-<MOD2>
TN11ST2 27,29-36}-{1-2}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-4
AID <string>- TN12SC1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- ED-OSC

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN11HSC1 42,45-68}-1 RTRV-OSC
<port>: RMV-<MOD2>
FAC-N-M-X TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
RST-<MOD2>
TN11ST2 42,45-68}-{1-2}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-4
AID <string>- TN12SC1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1 ED-OSC

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN11HSC1 RTRV-OSC
<port>: RMV-<MOD2>
FAC-N-M-X TN12SC2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-
RST-<MOD2>
TN11ST2 2}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-4
AID <string>-<slot>- TN12SC1 FAC-{2-5,11}-1 ED-OSC

<port>: RTRV-OSC
FAC-M-X TN12SC2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-2}
RMV-<MOD2>
TN11ST2
RST-<MOD2>
TN11DAS1 FAC-{2-5,11}-4
AID <string>-<slot>- TN12SC1 FAC-{1-18}-1 ED-OSC

<port>: TN11HSC1 RTRV-OSC
FAC-M-X RMV-<MOD2>
TN12SC2 FAC-{1-18}-{1-2}
RST-<MOD2>
TN11ST2 FAC-{1-8,11-18}-{1-
2}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{1-8,11-18}-4
OTS
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-8,12- RTRV-OTS

<slot>-<port >: TN11SFIU 27,29-36}-1 ED-OTS
FAC-N-M-X TN11DAS1
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11- RTRV-OTS

<slot>-<port >: TN11SFIU 42,45-68}-1 ED-OTS
FAC-N-M-X TN11DAS1
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1 RTRV-OTS

<slot>-<port >: TN11SFIU ED-OTS

FAC-N-M-X TN11DAS1
<AID> <string>-<slot>-<port >: TN21FIU FAC-{1,8,11}-1 RTRV-OTS

FAC-M-X ED-OTS
TN11DAS1 FAC-{2-5}-1
TN21DFIU FAC-{1,8,11}-{1,4}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-18}- RTRV-OTS

<port >: 1 ED-OTS
FAC-M-X
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18}-1
OTUN
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29- RTRV-<OTUN>

<slot>-<port >: 36}-1 ED-<OTUN>
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN13LSX 36}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN12TMX 36}-{1,3-6}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1,3}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-19,23-
27,32-36}-1
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-1
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-1
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1,2}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1-4}

<slot>-<port >: 36}-{1–4}
SRV2-N-M-X

<slot>-<port>- 36}-{1–4}-{1–2}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV2-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port >: TN12LQMD 36}-1-1
CLNT-N-M-X TN13LQM
TN11LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN12LOG 36}-1
TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
TN12LOM 26,29-35}-1
TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-
27,31-36}-1
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
TN53TQX 36}-{1-4}
TN53TSXL CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port>- 36}-{1-8}-1
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1,3,5,7}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port >: TN12LQMD 36}-1
SRV1-N-M-X TN13LQM
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-

<slot>-<port >: 36}-1
SRV3-N-M-X
TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1,2}
TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1-4}
TN52NS3 SRV3-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1}
TN54NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-{1}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45- RTRV-<OTUN>

<slot>-<port >: 68}-1 ED-<OTUN>
FAC-N-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN13LSX 68}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN12TMX 68}-{1,3-6}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18,22-
26,30-34,38-42,48-52,56-
60,64-68}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1,3}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-1
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-1
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1,2}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-4}

<slot>-<port >: 68}-{1-4}
SRV2-N-M-X

<slot>-<port>- 68}-{1-4}-{1-2}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV2-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

<slot>-<port >: TN12LQMD 68}-1
CLNT-N-M-X TN13LQM
TN11LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN12LOG 68}-1
TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
TN12LOM 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-1
TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-
26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-
60,63-68}-1
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
TN53TQX 68}-{1-4}
TN53TSXL CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

<slot>-<port>- 68}-{1-8}-1
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1,3,5,7}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

<slot>-<port >: 68}-1
SRV1-N-M-X TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-

<slot>-<port >: 68}-1
SRV3-N-M-X
TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1,2}
TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1-4}
TN52NS3 SRV3-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1}
TN54NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-{1}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1 RTRV-<OTUN>

<slot>-<port >: ED-<OTUN>
FAC-N-M-X TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3}
TN13LSX
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3-6}
TN12TMX
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,11-16}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-
{1,3}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-
4}

<slot>-<port >:
SRV2-N-M-X TN11ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN12ND2 {1,2}
TN11NS3 SRV2-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN51NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}

<slot>-<port>- {1-4}-{1-2}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV2-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12TQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1-

<slot>-<port >: TN12LQMS 1
CLNT-N-M-X TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11L4G CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN11LQG
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-16}-1
TN12LOM
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN53TQX {1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-

<slot>-<port>- {1,3,5,7}-1
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN11TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1

<slot>-<port >: TN12LQMD
SRV1-N-M-X TN13LQM
TN11TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-
{1}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-
{1}

<slot>-<port>- {1-4}-{1-2}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV1-N-M-X-Y

<slot>-<port >:
SRV3-N-M-X TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2}
TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN52NS3 SRV3-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1}
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11LSXR FAC-{2-5,11}-1 RTRV-<OTUN>

<port >: ED-<OTUN>
FAC-M-X TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3}
TN13LSX
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3-6}
TN12TMX
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12NS2 SRV2-{N}-{2-5}-1

<slot>-<port >:
SRV2-N-M-X
<string>-<slot>- TN12TQM CLNT-{2-5}-1-1

<port >: TN12LQMS
CLNT-M-X TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11LQG CLNT-{2-5}-1
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11LOM CLNT-{3-5}-1
TN12LOM
TN11TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-4}
TN52TOM
<string>-<slot>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{2-5}-1

<port >: TN12LQMD
SRV1-M-X TN13LQM
TN11TOM SRV1-{2-5}-{1-4}
TN52TOM
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{2-5}-{1}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{3-5}-{1}
<string>-<slot>- TN52NS2 SRV3-{2-5}-1

<port >:
SRV3-M-X
<AID> <string>- TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18}- RTRV-<OTUN>

<SHELF>-<slot>- {1} ED-<OTUN>
<port >:
FAC-N-M-X TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3-
6}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-
{1,3}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1,2}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-4}
<string>- TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-

<SHELF>-<slot>- {1–4}
<port >:
SRV2-N-M-X
<string>- TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-

<SHELF>-<slot>- {1–4}-{1–2}
<port>-
<CHANNEL>:
SRV2-N-M-X-Y
<string>- TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 18}-{1,3,5,7}-1
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
CLNT-N-M-X-Y 18}-{1-8}-1
<string>- TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

<port >:
CLNT-N-M-X TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-18}-1
18}-{1-2}
TN53TQX 18}-{1-4}
<string>- TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-

<port >:
SRV1-N-M-X TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-
{1-2}
TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1,2}
TN54NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-4}
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1}
ODUN
type
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1 RTRV-

<slot>-<port>: <ODUN>
FAC-N-M-X TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1,3} ED-
<ODUN>
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1,2}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1,3-
6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{3-6}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-19,23-27,32-36}-
1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}-
{1,3}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-24,29-33}-
1
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-3
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-25,30-34}-
1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}-
1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1}
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1,2}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1-{1-

<slot>-<port>- 4}
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-N-M-X-Y TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1-{1-
4}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-25,30-34}-
1-{1–10}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}-
1-{1–4}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1-{1–
4}
type
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1-{1-
4}
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1,2}-
{1-4}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2E FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,14,16,18,22,24,26,31,33,35}-
{1}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,14,16,18,22,24,26,31,33,35}-
{1}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2(STND) FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,14,16,18,22,24,26,31,33,35}-
{1}-{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-

<slot>-<port>: 4}
SRV2-N-M-X
TN52ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
2}
TN52NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}
TN52NS2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1
TN54NS3 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1
TN54NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-

<slot>-<port>- 4}-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV2-N-M-X-Y TN52NS2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1-
{1-4}
TN52ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
2}-{1-4}
TN54NS3 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1-
{1-4,1001-1016}
TN54NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}-{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1

type
<slot>-<port >: TN11LOG

CLNT-N-M-X
TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-27,31-
36}-1
TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1–
4}
TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1
TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1
TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-
35}-1
TN52TOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
8}
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
8}
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}
TN52TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
2}
TN53TSXL CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1
TN11LEM24 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-
35}-{1–2}
TN11LEX4 CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1–
2}
TN54TEM28 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-
35}-{1–16}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMD CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1-

<slot>-<port >- TN13LQM {1,2}
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1

<slot>-<port >:
SRV1-N-M-X TN52ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
8}
TN52NS2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}
type
TN52TOG SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}
TN52TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}
TN54TOA SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
8}
TN52NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
16}
TN54NS3 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
16}
TN54NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
16}
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1–
2}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-
35}-{1–2}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-

<slot>-<port >- 16}-{1-2}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV1-N-M-X-Y TN52ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
8}-{1-2}
TN12LQMD SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1-
TN13LQM {1,2}
TN52NS2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}-{1-2}
TN52TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}-{1-2}
TN54TOA SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
8}-{1–2}
TN52NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
16}-{1-2}
TN54NS3 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
16}-{1-2}
TN54NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
16}-{1-2}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LSXL SRV3-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-27,31-

<slot>-<port >: 36}-1
type
SRV3-N-M-X TN12LSXLR SRV3-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-

36}-1
TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
4}
TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
2}
TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
16}
TN54NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
16}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM VCLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-

<slot>-<port >: {1-12}
VCLNT-N-M-X
<string>-<SHELF>- TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}-

<slot>-<port >- 1–{0}-{1-16}
<CHANNEL>-
<SUBCHANNEL>: TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1–
FAC-N-M-X-Y-Z {0}-{1-16}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-27,30-36}-
1–{0}-{1-16}-{1–2}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1–
{0}-{1-16}-{1–2}
type
<AI <string>- TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1 RTRV-

D> <SHELF>- <ODU
<slot>-<port>: TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1,3} N>
FAC-N-M-X ED-
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1,2} <ODU
N>
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1,3,5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1,3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{3-6}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18,22-26,30-34,38-42,48-52,56-
60,64-68}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
type
60,62-68}-{1,3}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-1
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-3
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1}
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1,2}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
<string>- TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1-{1-4}

<SHELF>-
<slot>-<port>- TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>
: TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
FAC-N-M-X- 58,62-66}-1-{1–10}
Y
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1-{1–4}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1-{1–4}
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1-{1-4}
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1,2}-{1-4}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2E FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,13,15,17,21,23,25,29,31,33,37,39,41,47,49,51,
55,57,59,63,65,67}-{1}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,13,15,17,21,23,25,29,31,33,37,39,41,47,49,51,
55,57,59,63,65,67}-{1}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2(S FAC-{N}-
TND) {3,5,7,13,15,17,21,23,25,29,31,33,37,39,41,47,49,51,
55,57,59,63,65,67}-{1}-{1-4}
<string>- TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}

type
<SHELF>- TN52ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-2}

<slot>-<port>:
SRV2-N-M-X TN52NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN54NS3 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN54NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-16}
<string>- TN52NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}-{1-4}

<SHELF>-
<slot>-<port>- TN52NS2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>
: TN52ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-2}-{1-4}
SRV2-N-M-
TN54NS3 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1-{1-4,1001-1016}
X-Y
TN54NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}-{1-4}
<string>- TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1

<SHELF>- TN11LOG
<slot>-<port
>: TN12LSXL CLNT-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-
CLNT-N-M-X 60,63-68}-1
TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1–4}
TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-1
TN52TOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-8}
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-8}
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-2}
TN53TSXL CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN11LEM24 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1–2}
TN11LEX4 CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1–2}
TN54TEM28 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1–16}
type
<string>- TN12LQMD CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1-{1,2}

<SHELF>- TN13LQM
<slot>-<port
>-
<CHANNEL>
:
CLNT-N-M-
X-Y
<string>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1

<SHELF>-
<slot>-<port TN52ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-8}
>:
SRV1-N-M-X TN52NS2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN52TOG SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN52TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN54TOA SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-8}
TN52NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-16}
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1–2}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1–2}
TN54NS3 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-16}
TN54NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-16}
<string>- TN52NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-16}-{1-2}

<SHELF>-
<slot>-<port TN52ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-8}-{1-2}
>-
<CHANNEL> TN12LQMD SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1-{1,2}
: TN13LQM
SRV1-N-M-
X-Y TN52NS2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}-{1-2}
TN52TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}-{1-2}
TN54TOA SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-8}-{1–2}
TN54NS3 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-16}-{1-2}
TN54NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-16}-{1-2}
<string>- TN12LSXL SRV3-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-

<SHELF>- 60,63-68}-1
<slot>-<port
>: TN12LSXLR SRV3-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
type
60,62-68}-1
TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-2}
SRV3-N-M-X TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN54NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-16}
<string>- TN52TOM VCLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-12}

<SHELF>-
<slot>-<port
>:
VCLNT-N-M-
X
<string>- TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-

<SHELF>- 60,62-68}-1–{0}-{1-16}
<slot>-<port
>- TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1–{0}-{1-16}
<CHANNEL>
- TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
<SUBCHAN 60,62-68}-1–{0}-{1-16}-{1–2}
NEL>:
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1–{0}-{1-16}-{1–2}
FAC-N-M-X-
Y-Z
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11LSXR FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1 RTRV-

FAC-N-M-X TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3} ED-<ODUN>
TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,2}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3,5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3-6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-6}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,11-16}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-
{1,3}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1}
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-
4}

<slot>-<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1-{1-4}
FAC-N-M-X-Y
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-1-{1–10}
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1-
{1-4}
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2}-{1-4}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-
4}-{1-4}

<slot>-<port>:
SRV2-N-M-X TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN11ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2}
TN52ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}
TN52NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN52NS2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN51NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11NS3 SRV2-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1-

<slot>-<port>- {1-4}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV2-N-M-X-Y TN52NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1-
{1-4}
TN52ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}-{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12TQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1

<slot>-<port >: TN11L4G
CLNT-N-M-X TN11LQG
TN12LQMS
TN11LOG
TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1–4}
TN12TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN52TDX {1,2}
TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN52TOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-8}
TN11TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN11TOM {1-4}
TN52TQX
TN11LEM24 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-
{1–2}
TN11LEX4 CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-
{1–2}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LQMD CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1-

<slot>-<port >- TN13LQM {1,2}
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN11TSXL CLNT-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1-
{1-4}

<slot>-<port >: TN12LQMS
SRV1-N-M-X
TN11ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2}
TN12ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}
SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}
TN52TOG SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN52TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN11TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN51NQ2 {1-4}
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-
{1–2}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-
{1–2}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12NS2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1-

<slot>-<port >- {1-4}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV1-N-M-X-Y TN11ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1,2}-{1,4}
TN12LQMD SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1-
TN13LQM {1,2}
TN12ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}-{1-4}
TN52TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}-{1-2}
TN51NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}-{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12LSXL SRV3-{N}-{3-17}-1

<slot>-<port >:
SRV3-N-M-X TN12LSXLR SRV3-{N}-{2-17}-1
TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-4}
TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}
TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM VCLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-

<slot>-<port >: {1-12}
VCLNT-N-M-X
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN11LSXR FAC-{2-5,11}-1 RTRV-

<port >: <ODUN>
FAC-M-X TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,2} ED-<ODUN>
TN11TMX FAC}-{11,2-5}-{3-6}
<string>-<slot>- TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-1-{1-4}

<port >-
<CHANNEL>:
FAC-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN12NS2 SRV2-{2-5}-1

<slot>-<port >:
SRV2-M-X TN52TOM SRV2-{2-5}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 SRV2-{2-5}-1
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52NS2 SRV3-{2-5}-1

<slot>-<port >:
SRV3-M-X
<string>-<slot>- TN12TQM CLNT-{2-5}-1

<port >: TN11L4G
CLNT-M-X TN11LQG
TN12LQMS
TN11LOG
TN11LOM CLNT-{3-5}-
1
TN52TOG CLNT-{2-5}-{1-8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-8}
TN11TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-4}
TN11LEM24 CLNT-{N}-{3-5}-{1–2}
TN11LEX4 CLNT-{N}-{2-5}-{1–2}
<string>-<slot>- TN12LQMD CLNT-{2-5}-1-{1,2}

<port >- TN13LQM
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-M-X-Y
<string>-<slot>- TN52TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-12}

<port >:
VCLNT-M-X
<string>-<slot>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{2-5}-1

<port >:
TN52TOG SRV1-{2-5}-{1-4}
TN52TOM SRV1-{2-5}-{1-4}
TN11TOM SRV1-{2-5}-{1-4}
SRV1-M-X
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{2-5}-{1–2}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{3-5}-{1–2}
<string>-<slot>- TN12LQMD SRV1-{2-5}-1-{1,2}

<port >- TN13LQM
<CHANNEL>:
SRV1-M-X-Y TN52TOM SRV1-{2-5}-{1-4}-{1,2}
<string>-<slot>- TN52NS2 SRV2-{2-5}-1-{1-4}

<port >-
<CHANNEL>:
SRV2-M-X-Y
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3} RTRV-

FAC-N-M-X TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-18}- ED-<ODUN>
{1,3,5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-{1,3-6}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-18}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-
{1,3}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15}-1
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-3
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1}
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1,2}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-4}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1

<slot>-<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16}-1-
FAC-N-M-X-Y {1–10}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-1-
{1–4}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1-
{1–4}
TN53NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1-
{1-4}
TN53ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1,2}-{1-4}
TN53NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-4}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2E FAC-{N}-{3,7,13,17}-
{1}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-{3,7,13,17}-
{1}-{1-4}
TN55NPO2(STND) FAC-{N}-{3,7,13,17}-
{1}-{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN54NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11–18}-

SRV2-N-M-X
TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-4}
TN52ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-2}
TN54NS3 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1

<slot>-<port>- {1-4}-{1-4}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV2-N-M-X-Y TN54NS3 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1}-{1-4,1001–1016}
TN52ND2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-2}-{1-4}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-

<slot>-<port >: {1-2}
CLNT-N-M-X
TN52TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
TN53TQX {1-4}
TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1
TN53TSXL CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1
TN54TOA CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-8}
TN52TOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-8}
TN11LEM24 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-
{1-2}
TN11LEX4 CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-2}
TN54TEM28 CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-
{1-16}

<slot>-<port >: {1-16}
SRV1-N-M-X
TN54NS3 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-16}
TN52ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-8}
TN52TOG SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-4}
TN52TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-4}
TN54TOA SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-8}
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1–2}
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-17}-
{1–2}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52ND2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-

<slot>-<port >- {1-8}-{1-2}
<CHANNEL>:
SRV1-N-M-X-Y TN54NS3 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-16}-{1-2}
TN52TOM SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-4}-{1-2}
TN54TOA SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-8}-{1–2}
TN54NQ2 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11–18}-
{1-16}-{1–2}

<slot>-<port >: {1-4}
SRV3-N-M-X
TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-
{1-2}
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1

<slot>-<port >: 18}-{1-12}
VCLNT-N-M-X
<string>-<SHELF>- TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-1–

<slot>-<port >- {0}-{1-16}
<CHANNEL>-
<SUBCHANNEL>: TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1–
FAC-N-M-X-Y-Z {0}-{1-16}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18}-1–
{0}-{1-16}-{1–2}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-18}-1–
{0}-{1-16}-{1–2}
OXC-NEPORT
<AID> <string>- TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}- ED-OXC-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN11LSXR 1 NEPORT
<port>: TN13FIU RTRV-OXC-
FAC-N-M-X TN11SFIU NEPORT
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
TN11GFU {1-2}
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-
TN12WSM9 26,29-35}-{1-10}
TN12WSD9
TN11WSMD4
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1-6}
TN13WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,12-17,20-
TN13WSD9 25,29-34}-{1-10}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-11}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
25,29-34}-{1-45}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12LSX {1,3}
TN13LSX
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-
27,31-36}-{1}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN11ITL {1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN11MR4 {1-6}
TN11CMR4
TN11DMR1
TN11SBM2
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
TN11CMR2 {1-4}
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,13-18,21-
26,30-35}-{1-4}
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-4}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1, 4, 5,7,8}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-2,4,5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1-2,4,5}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1, 4, 5}
TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-2}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1-2}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12TMX {1, 3-10}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
TN11M40V 25,29-34}-{1-41}
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN13LQM {1-6}
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-
{1-6}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1, 3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN12LOG {1, 3-10}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1-10}
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{1-2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN54NQ2 {1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN56NS3 {1}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
TN55NS3 27,30-36}-{1}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN54TOA {3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN53TQX {3-6}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{3-28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
{3-8}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
1
TN53TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-
TN54TSXL {3}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
26,29-35}-{1–20}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-{1,3-12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-{1,3}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
27,30-36}-{1,3,4,5,9,10}
<AID> <string>- TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}- ED-OXC-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN11LSXR 1 NEPORT
<port>: TN13FIU RTRV-OXC-
FAC-N-M-X TN11SFIU NEPORT
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11GFU {1-2}
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
TN12WSM9 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
TN12WSD9 59,61-67}-{1-10}
TN11WSMD4
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-6}
TN13WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
TN13WSD9 24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{1-10}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-11}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
58,61-66}-{1-45}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12LSX {1,3}
TN13LSX
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-
26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-
60,63-68}-{1}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11ITL {1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11MR4 {1-6}
TN11CMR4
TN11DMR1
TN11SBM2
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN11CMR2 {1-4}
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-17,20-
25,28-33,36-41,46-51,54-
59,62-67}-{1-4}
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-4}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1, 4, 5,7,8}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-2,4,5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-2,4,5}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1, 4, 5}
TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-2}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1-2}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12TMX {1, 3-10}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
TN11M40V 24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-
TN11D40 58,61-66}-{1-41}
TN11D40V
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN13LQM {1-6}
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-6}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1, 3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN12LOG {1, 3-10}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-10}
TN52ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{1-2}
TN52NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN54NQ2 {1-4}
TN52NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN56NS3 {1}
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
TN55NS3 26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1}
TN52TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-4}
TN52TOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-10}
TN52TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN54TOA {3-10}
TN52TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN53TQX {3-6}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{3-28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
{3-8}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
1
TN53TSXL FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-
TN54TSXL {3}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-
59,61-67}-{1-20}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-{1,3-12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-{1,3}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-{1,3,4,5,9,10}
<AID> <string>- TN12NS2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1 ED-OXC-

<SHELF>-<slot>- NEPORT
<port>: TN11TSXL FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-3 RTRV-OXC-
FAC-N-M-X NEPORT
TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN11LSXR
TN13FIU
TN11SFIU
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN11GFU
TN11NS3
TN12TDX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-4}
TN11ND2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-2}
TN12ND2
TN51NQ2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-4}
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-10}
TN12WSM9
TN12WSD9
TN11WSMD4
TN13WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-10}
TN13WSD9
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-11}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-45}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3}
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-17}-{1}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-3}
TN11ITL
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-6}
TN11MR4
TN11CMR4
TN11DMR1
TN11SBM2
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4}
TN11CMR2
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-16}-{1-4}
TN12TQM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-6}
TN11TQX
TN53TQX
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1, 4,
5,7,8}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2,4,5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-2,4,5}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1, 4, 5}
TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-2}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11LQG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1, 3-
TN12LQMS 6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1, 3-10}

TN12TMX
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-41}
TN11M40V
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN12LQMD FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1-6}
TN13LQM
TN11L4G FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1, 3-
8}
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-6}
TN11TOM FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
10}
TN11LOM FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1, 3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1, 3-
TN12LOG 10}
TN11TBE FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{3-
11}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-16}-{3-
28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-17}-{3-8}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-{1}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{1-17}-{1,9,12}
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-6}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,11-16}-{1-2}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-20}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-{1}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-{1,3-12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{1,3}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-
{1,3,4,5,9,10}
<AID> <string>- TN12NS2 FAC-{2-5}-1 ED-OXC-

<SHELF>-<slot>- NEPORT
<port>: TN11LSXR FAC-{2-5,11}-1 RTRV-OXC-
FAC-N-M-X TN21FIU NEPORT
TN21DFIU
TN12VA1
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3}
TN13LSX
TN12LWXS
TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3,5,6}
TN12OLP FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-6}
TN11DMR1
TN11SBM2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-6}
TN12TQM FAC-{2-5}-{3-6}
TN12VA4 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-4}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1,4,5,7,8}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,2,4,5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1,2,4,5}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1,4,5}
TN11OBU1 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,2}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1,2}
TN11LQG FAC-{2-5}-{1,3-6}
TN12LQMS
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3-10}
TN12TMX
TN12LQMD FAC-{2-5}-{1-6}
TN13LQM
TN11L4G FAC-{2-5}-{1,3-8}
TN11SCS FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-6}
TN11TOM FAC-{2-5}-{3-10}
TN11LOG FAC-{2-5}-{1,3-10}
TN12LOG
TN11LOM FAC-{3-5}-{1,3-10}
TN11TBE FAC-{2-5}-{3-11}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{3-5}-{3-4}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{2-5}-{3-4}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{2-5}-{1,9,12}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-
{1,3,4,5,9,10}
Table D-193 Table 5 AID 8800 T16values
<AID> <string>- TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}- ED-OXC-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN13FIU 1 NEPORT
<port>: RTRV-OXC-
FAC-N-M-X TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-18}- NEPORT
TN11GFU {1-2}
TN13WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-
TN13WSD9 16}-{1-10}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-11}
TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
TN13LSX {1,3}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
TN11ITL {1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
TN11MR4 {1-6}
TN11CMR4
TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-
TN11CMR2 {1-4}
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-
17}-{1-4}
TN53TQX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18}-{3-6}
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-4}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-
{1, 4, 5,7,8}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-2,4,5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18}-{1-2,4,5}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-
{1, 4, 5}
TN12LDX FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1,3,5,6}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-
TN11M40V 16}-{1-41}
TN11D40
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-6}
TN11LEM24 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17}-{3-28}
TN11LEX4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18}-{3-8}
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18}-{1}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{1-18}-
{1,9,12}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-
18}-{1-2}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-
17}-{1-20}
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-
16}-{1,3-12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-
15}-{1,3}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18}-{1,3,4,5,9,10}
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18}-{1}
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18}-{1}
18}-{3}
PORT
<string>-<SHELF>-<slot>: TN11LSXR SLOT-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}

SLOT-N-M TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN12LDX
TN11MR2
TN11MR4
TN11CMR2
TN11CMR4
TN12SC1
TN12SC2
TN11ST2
TN11SCS
TN12LWXS
TN11GFU
TN11RMU9
TN11WMU
TN11TMX
TN12TMX
TN11DMR1
TN11SBM2
TN11ITL
TN12DCP
TN12OLP
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN11OBU1
TN12OBU1
TN13FIU
TN11SFIU
TN11DCU
TN11TDC
TN11HSC1
TN11RDU9
TN12LOM
TN52ND2
TN52NQ2
TN52NS2
TN52TDX
TN52TOG
TN52TOM
TN52TQX
TN54NQ2
TN54NS3
TN53TSXL
TN11LEX4
TN13LQM
TN51NQ2
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11LQG
TN12LQMD
TN12LQMS
TN11DAS1
TN53TQX
TN54TOA
TN56NS3
TN54TSXL
TN11OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-
TN11OBU2 27,30-36}
TN12OAU1
TN12OBU2
TN12LSXLR
TN11LSQ
TN11RAU1
TN11MR8 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-
TN11LOM 26,29-35}
TN11MCA4
TN11MCA8
TN11WSMD4
TN11WSMD2
TN12WSM9
TN12WSD9
TN12LSXL SLOT-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22-
27,31-36}
TN11M40 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-
TN11M40V 25,29-34}
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN11ROAM
TN13WSM9
TN13WSD9
TN11HBA SLOT-{N}-{2-7,13-18,21-
26,30-35}
TN11ROP SLOT-{N}-{124-127}
TN53XCH
TN52SCC
TN11MR8V SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
TN11WSMD9 26,29-35}
TN11LSQ SLOT-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
TN52NS3 27,30-36}
TN55NS3
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
TN54TEM28 26,29-35}
TN11OPM8 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}
TN12WSMD2 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-
TN12WSMD4 26,29-35}
TN14WSM9
TN11LSC SLOT-{N}-{4-8,14-19,23-
27,32-36}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}
<string>-<SHELF>-<slot>: TN11LSXR SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}

SLOT-N-M TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN12LDX
TN11MR2
TN11MR4
TN11CMR2
TN11CMR4
TN12SC1
TN12SC2
TN11ST2
TN11SCS
TN12LWXS
TN11GFU
TN11RMU9
TN11WMU
TN11TMX
TN12TMX
TN11DMR1
TN11SBM2
TN11ITL
TN12DCP
TN12OLP
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN11OBU1
TN12OBU1
TN13FIU
TN11SFIU
TN11DCU
TN11TDC
TN13LQM
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11LQG
TN12LQMD
TN12LQMS
TN11HSC1
TN11RDU9
TN12LOM
TN52ND2
TN52NQ2
TN52NS2
TN52TDX
TN52TOG
TN52TOM
TN52TQX
TN54NQ2
TN54NS3
TN53TSXL
TN11LEX4
TN11OPM8
TN11DAS1
TN53TQX
TN54TOA
TN56NS3
TN54TSXL
TN11OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
TN11OBU2 26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-60,62-
TN12OAU1 68}
TN12OBU2
TN12LSXLR
TN11LSQ
TN11RAU1
TN11MR8 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
TN11LOM 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
TN11MCA4 67}
TN11MCA8
TN11WSMD4
TN11WSMD2
TN12WSM9
TN12WSD9
TN11WSMD9
TN12LSXL SLOT-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21-
26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55-60,63-
68}
TN11M40 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-
TN11M40V 24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-58,61-
TN11D40 66}
TN11D40V
TN11ROAM
TN13WSM9
TN13WSD9
TN11HBA SLOT-{N}-{2-7,12-17,20-
25,28-33,36-41,46-51,54-59,62-
67}
TN11ROP SLOT-{N}-{124-127}
TN11MR8V SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}
TN11LSQ SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
TN52NS3 26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-60,62-
TN55NS3 68}
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
TN54TEM28 25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}
TN12WSMD2 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}
TN12WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}
TN14WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-
25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}
TN11LSC SLOT-{N}-{4-8,14-18,22-
26,30-34,38-42,48-52,56-60,64-
68}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-58,62-
66}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-57,61-
65}
<string>-<SHELF>-<slot>: TN11NS3 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-16}

SLOT-N-M TN11TSXL
TN55NS3
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN12LDX
TN11MR2
TN11MR4
TN11CMR2
TN11CMR4
TN12SC1
TN12SC2
TN11ST2
TN11SCS
TN12LWXS
TN11GFU
TN11RMU9
TN11WMU
TN11TMX
TN12TMX
TN11DMR1
TN11SBM2
TN11TOM
TN11ITL
TN12DCP
TN12OLP
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN11OBU1
TN12OBU1
TN13FIU
TN11SFIU
TN11DCU
TN11TDC
TN11OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-17}
TN11OBU2
TN12OAU1
TN12OBU2
TN12LSXLR
TN11LSQ
TN11RAU1
TN11MR8 SLOT-{N}-{1-16}
TN11LOM
TN11MCA4
TN11MCA8
TN11WSMD4
TN11WSMD2
TN12WSM9
TN12WSD9
TN11WSMD9
TN12NS2 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN13LQM
TN11TOM
TN11ND2
TN12ND2
TN12TDX
TN12TQM
TN11TQX
TN51NQ2
TN11TBE
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11L4G
TN11LQG
TN12LQMD
TN12LQMS
TN53TQX
TN12LSXL SLOT-{N}-{3-17}
TN11M40 SLOT-{N}-{1-15}
TN11M40V
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN11ROAM
TN13WSM9
TN13WSD9
TN11HBA SLOT-{N}-{2-16}
TN11ROP SLOT-{N}-{124-127}
TN54NS3 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN11LSQ SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-16}
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-16}
TN11LEX4 SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-17}
TN11OPM8 SLOT-{N}-{1-17}
TN11DAS1
TN12WSMD4 SLOT-{N}-{2010-01-16}
TN11LSC SLOT-{N}-{14-8,11-16}
<string>-<slot>: TN11LSXR SLOT-{2-5,11}

SLOT-X TN12SC1
TN12SC2
TN11ST2
TN12LWXS
TN11SCS
TN12LSX
TN13LSX
TN12LDX
TN11TMX
TN12TMX
TN11DCM
TN11GFU
TN11SBM2
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN11DCU
TN11OBU1
TN12OBU1
TN11DMR1 SLOT-{2-5}
TN11ACS
TN11MCA4
TN11MCA8
TN12NS2
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN12TQM
TN11MR2
TN11MR4
TN11CMR2
TN11CMR4
TN11TBE
TN11LOG
TN12LOG
TN11L4G
TN11LQG
TN12LQMS
TN11TOM
TN12DCP
TN12OLP
TN11DAS1
TN21CMR1 SLOT-{1,8,11}
TN21CMR2
TN21DFIU
TN21FIU
TN21DMR1
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN12VA4
TN11DCU
TN11OBU1
TN12OBU1
TN11LOM SLOT-{3-5}
TN11OAU1 SLOT-{2-4,11}
TN11OBU2
TN12OAU1
TN12OBU2
TN11LEM24 SLOT-{N}-{3-5}
TN11LEX4 SLOT-{N}-{2-5}
TN11OPM8 SLOT-{N}-{2-5,11}
<string>-<slot>: TN11SCS SLOT-{N}-{1-18}

SLOT-X TN11MR2
TN11MR4
TN11CMR2
TN11CMR4
TN12SC1
TN12SC2
TN11DCU
TN12VA1
TN12VA4
TN12OLP
TN12DCP
TN11GFU
TN12LWXS
TN13LSX
TN12LDX
TN12TMX
TN12LOM
TN12OBU1
TN11HSC1
TN11ITL
TN13FIU
TN11OPM8
TN11RMU9
TN11WMU
TN11TDC
TN11RDU9
TN11ROP SLOT-{N}-{124-127}
TN11M40 SLOT-{N}-{1-6,11-16}
TN11D40
TN11M40V
TN13WSM9
TN13WSD9
TN14WSM9 SLOT-{N}-{1-7,11-17}
TN11MR8V
TN11LEM24
TN12WSMD4
TN11WSMD9
TN11MCA4
TN11MCA8
TN54TEM28
TN12LOG SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-18}
TN52TOM
TN52TOG
TN11DAS1
TN52ND2
TN52TQX
TN52TDX
TN11LEX4
TN54NS3
TN53TQX
TN53TSXL
TN54NQ2
TN54TOA
TN11ST2
TN56NS3
TN54TSXL
TN11HBA SLOT-{N}-{2-7,12-17}
TN12OAU1 SLOT-{N}-{2-8,12-18}
TN12OBU2
TN11LSQ
TN55NS3
TN11RAU1
TN11LSC SLOT-{N}-{4-8,14-18}
TN11LTX SLOT-{N}-{2-6,12-16}
TN12LSC SLOT-{N}-{1-5,11-15}
PROTNSW-EQPT
AID <string>-<shelf>- TNK2SCC SLOT-{N}-{74,85} OPR-

<slot>: PROTNSW-
SLOT-N-M TNK2SXM SLOT-{N}-{10,44} EQPT
RLS-
TNK2XCT SLOT-{N}-{9,43} PROTNSW-
EQPT
TNK2SXH SLOT-{N}-{10,44}
AID <string>-<shelf>- TN52SCC SLOT-{N}-{11,28} OPR-

<slot>: PROTNSW-
TN51SCC SLOT-{N}-{11,28} EQPT
TN52STG SLOT-{N}-{42,44}
SLOT-N-M RLS-
TN53XCH SLOT-{N}-{9-10} PROTNSW-
EQPT
AID <string>-<shelf>- TN41AUX SLOT-{N}-{19-20} OPR-

<slot>: PROTNSW-
SLOT-N-M TN51SCC SLOT-{N}-{17-18} EQPT
RLS-
TN52SCC SLOT-{N}-{17-18} PROTNSW-
EQPT
TN12XCS SLOT-{N}-{9-10}
TN11TBE SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
TN11L4G SLOT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}
AID <string>-<slot>: TN23SCC SLOT-{8-9} OPR-

SLOT-M PROTNSW-
TN22SCC SLOT-{8-9}
EQPT
TN11TBE SLOT-{2-5} RLS-
PROTNSW-
TN11L4G SLOT-{2-5} EQPT
AID <string>-<slot>: TN16XCH SLOT-{9,10} OPR-

SLOT-M PROTNSW-
TN16AUX SLOT-{21,22} EQPT
RLS-
PROTNSW-
EQPT
TDC
<AID> <string>- TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,14-19,22- ED-TDC

<SHELF>-<slot>- 27,31-36}-1 RTRV-TDC
<PORT>: OPR-TDC
FAC-N-M-X TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-
36}-1
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-19,21-
27,30-36}-1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-
36}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-17,21-
25,30-34}-1
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-16,20-
24,29-33}-1
<AID> <string>- TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-8,13-18,21- ED-TDC

<SHELF>-<slot>- 26,29-34,37-42,47-52,55- RTRV-TDC
<PORT>: 60,63-68}-1 OPR-TDC
FAC-N-M-X
TN52NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-1
TN12LSXLR FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-
26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-
60,62-68}-1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-
68}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-16,20-
24,28-32,36-40,46-50,54-
58,62-66}-1
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-15,19-
23,27-31,35-39,45-49,53-
57,61-65}-1
<AID> <string>- TN12LSXL FAC-{N}-{3-17}-1 ED-TDC

<SHELF>-<slot>- RTRV-TDC
<PORT>: TN11NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
OPR-TDC
FAC-N-M-X TN52NS3
TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-16}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-15}-1
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-1
<AID> <string>- TN11TDC FAC-{N}-{1-18}- ED-TDC

<SHELF>-<slot>- 1 RTRV-TDC
<PORT>: OPR-TDC
FAC-N-M-X TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-
18}-1
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18}-1
TN54NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18}-1
TN55NS3 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18}-1
TN56NS3 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
18}-1
TN11LTX FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-
16}-1
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-
15}-1
TRAFFICMOD2
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29- RTRV-

<slot>-<port>: 36}-1 <TRAFFICMOD2>
FAC-N-M-X ED-
<TRAFFICMOD2>
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-
<slot>-<port>- 18,20-26,29-35}-1-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN12LQMD 27,29-36}-1-{1-4}
TN13LQM
27,29-36}-1-{1-8}
27,29-36}-{1-2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3,5,6}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{4,7,8}-{1-2}
TN54T0A CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM VLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-

<slot>-<port>- 27,29-36}-{1-12}-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
VLNT-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-

<slot>-<port>: 27,29-36}-{1-4}
CLNT-N-M-X
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45- RTRV-

<slot>-<port>: 68}-1 <TRAFFICMOD2>
FAC-N-M-X ED-
<TRAFFICMOD2>
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-
<slot>-<port>- 17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-
<CHANNEL>: 51,53-59,61-67}-1-{1-8}
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

TN12LQMD 42,45-68}-1-{1-4}
TN13LQM
42,45-68}-1-{1-8}
42,45-68}-{1-2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{3,5,6}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{4,7,8}-{1-2}
TN54T0A CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM VLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

<slot>-<port>- 42,45-68}-{1-12}-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
VLNT-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

<slot>-<port>: 42,45-68}-{1-4}
CLNT-N-M-X
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1 RTRV-

<slot>-<port>: <TRAFFICMOD2>
FAC-N-M-X ED-
<TRAFFICMOD2>
<string>-<SHELF>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-16}-1-{1-
<slot>-<port>- 8}
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN12TQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
TN12LQMS 1-{1-4}
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
1-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{2,4}-{1-2}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
3-{1-4}
TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-17}-1-{1-
8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{1-2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{3,5,6}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-
{4,7,8}-{1-2}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM VLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-

<slot>-<port>- {1-12}-{1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
VLNT-N-M-X-Y
<string>-<SHELF>- TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-16}-

CLNT-N-M-X
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN12LWXS FAC-{2-5,11}-1 RTRV-

<port >: <TRAFFICMOD2>
FAC-M-X ED-
<TRAFFICMOD2>
<string>-<slot>- TN11LOM CLNT-{3-5}-1-{1-8}
<port >-
<CHANNEL>: TN12TQM CLNT-{2-5}-1-{1-4}
CLNT-M-X-Y TN12LQMS
TN12LQMD
TN13LQM
TN11TOM CLNT-{N}-{2-5}-1-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{2-5}-{2,4}-
{1-2}
CLNT-{N}-{2-5}-3-{1-4}
TN12LOM CLNT-{2-5,11}-1-{1-8}
TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{2-5}-{1-2}-
{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{2-5}-
{3,5,6}-{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{2-5}-
{4,7,8}-{1-2}
<string>-<SHELF>- TN52TOM VLNT-{N}-{2-5}-{1-12}-

<CHANNEL>:
VLNT-N-M-X-Y
<AID> <string>- TN12LWXS FAC-{N}-{1-18}- RTRV-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 1 <TRAFFICMOD2>
<port>: ED-
FAC-N-M-X <TRAFFICMOD2>
<string>- TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 18}-1-{1-8}
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{2-5}-
CLNT-N-M-X-Y {1-8,11-18}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{3,5,6}-
{1-4}
CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{4,7,8}-
{1-2}
TN54T0A CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1-8}-
{1-8}
<string>- TN52TOM VLNT-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 8,11-18}-{1-12}-
<port>- {1-8}
<CHANNEL>:
VLNT-N-M-X-Y
<string>- TN53TQX CLNT-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 8,11-18}-{1-4}
<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X
TST
type
<AID> <string>- TN12LQMD SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12- CONN-TST-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN13LQM 27,29-36}-1-1 <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
<port>- DISC-TST-
<CHANNEL>: <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
SRV1-N-M-X-Y RTRV-TST-
<OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
<string>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-
<SHELF>-<slot>- 27,29-36}-1
<port>:
SRV1-N-M-X TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-1
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,12-
type
18,20-26,29-35}-1
<string>- TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1-8,12-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 27,29-36}-{1-4}
<port>:
SRV2-N-M-X
<string>- TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 27,29-36}-{1,2}
<port>-
<CHANNEL>: TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-
SRV3-N-M-X 27,29-36}-{1-4}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1}-1
TN54NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-1
<string>- TN52NS3 SRV4-{N}-{2-8,13-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 19,21-27,30-36}-{1}
<port>:
SRV4-N-M-X
<string>- TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12LQMD 27,29-36}-1-{1-4}
<port>- TN13LQM
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-8}-{1-2}
27,29-36}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<string>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,12-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 18,20-26,29-35}-1
<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X TN11LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN12LOG 27,29-36}-1
19,22-27,31-36}-1
27,29-36}-{1-2}
type
27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN52TOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN12LOM
27,29-36}-{1}
27,29-36}-{1}
27,29-36}-{1-4}
<string>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN13LSX 27,29-36}-{1,3}
<port>:
FAC-N-M-X FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN12LDX
27,29-36}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN12TMX 27,29-36}-{1,3-6}
FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-
TN11LSQ
19,21-27,30-36}-{1,3}
FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-
TN11LSC
18}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{2-8,13-
TN55NS3
19,21-27,30-36}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-
TN56NS3
27,29-36}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-
TN11LTX 17,21-25,30-34}-{1,3–
12}
FAC-{N}-{1-5,12-
TN12LSC
16,20-24,29-33}-{1}
<string>- FAC-{N}-{4-8,14- CONN-TST-

TN11LSC
<SHELF>-<slot>- 18}-{3} <100GETH/40GETH>
<port>: DISC-TST-
FAC-N-M-X FAC-{N}-{1-5,12- <100GETH/40GETH>
TN12LSC
16,20-24,29-33}-{3}
RTRV-TST-
FAC-{N}-{1-8,12- <100GETH/40GETH>
TN54TSXL
27,29-36}-{3}
type

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN13LQM 42,45-68}-1-1 <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
<port>- DISC-TST-
<string>- TN12LQMS SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-
<SHELF>-<slot>- 42,45-68}-1
<port>:
SRV1-N-M-X TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-1
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-
17,19-25,27-33,35-
41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}-1

<SHELF>-<slot>- 42,45-68}-{1-4}
<port>:
SRV2-N-M-X

<SHELF>-<slot>- 42,45-68}-{1,2}
<port>:
SRV3-N-M-X TN52NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN52NS2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1}
TN54NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-1
<string>- TN52NS3 SRV4-{N}-{2-8,12-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 18,20-26,28-34,36-
<port>: 42,46-52,54-60,62-
SRV4-N-M-X 68}-{1}
<string>- TN12LQMS CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12LQMD 42,45-68}-1-{1-4}
<port>- TN13LQM
<CHANNEL>:
CLNT-N-M-X-Y TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-2}-{1-8}
CLNT-{N}-{1-8,12-
27,29-36}-{3-8}-{1-2}
type
42,45-68}-{1-8}-{1-8}
<string>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-7,11-

<SHELF>-<slot>- 17,19-25,27-33,35-
<port>: 41,45-51,53-59,61-
CLNT-N-M-X 67}-1
TN12LOG 42,45-68}-1
18,21-26,29-34,37-
42,47-52,55-60,63-
68}-1
42,45-68}-{1-2}
42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN52TOG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
42,45-68}-{1-8}
FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN12LOM
42,45-68}-{1}
42,45-68}-{1}
42,45-68}-{1-4}
<string>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN13LSX 42,45-68}-{1,3}
<port>:
FAC-N-M-X FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN12LDX
42,45-68}-{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN12TMX 42,45-68}-{1,3-6}
FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
TN11LSQ
42,46-52,54-60,62-
68}-{1,3}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-8,14-
18,22-26,30-34,38-
42,48-52,56-60,64-
68}-{1}
type
FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
18,20-26,28-34,36-
TN55NS3
42,46-52,54-60,62-
68}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN56NS3
42,45-68}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{2-6,12-
16,20-24,28-32,36-
TN11LTX
40,46-50,54-58,62-
66}-{1,3–12}
FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-
15,19-23,27-31,35-
TN12LSC
39,45-49,53-57,61-
65}-{1}

<SHELF>-<slot>- 18,22-26,30-34,38- <100GETH/40GETH>
TN11LSC
<port>: 42,48-52,56-60,64- DISC-TST-
FAC-N-M-X 68}-{3} <100GETH/40GETH>
RTRV-TST-
FAC-{N}-{1-5,11-
<100GETH/40GETH>
15,19-23,27-31,35-
TN12LSC
39,45-49,53-57,61-
65}-{3}
FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-
TN54TSXL
42,45-68}-{3}
type

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN13LQM 16}-1-1 <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
<port>- DISC-TST-
<SHELF>-<slot>- 16}-{1-4}-1
<port>:
SRV1-N-M-X TN12LQMS SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-
16}-1
TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1-8,11-
17}-1
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1-7,11-
16}-1
type

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12ND2 16}-{1,2}
<port>:
SRV2-N-M-X TN12NS2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-
16}-1
TN11NS3 SRV2-{N}-{2-8,12-
16}-1
TN51NQ2 SRV2-{N}-{1-8,11-
16}-{1-4}
<string>- TN12TQM CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN12LQMS 16}-1-{1-4}
<port>- TN12LQMD
<CHANNEL>:
TN13LQM
CLNT-N-M-X-Y
16}-{1-4}-1
<string>- TN11LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-16}-1

<SHELF>-<slot>-
<port>: TN12LOM CLNT-{N}-{1-17}-1
CLNT-N-M-X
TN12LOG 16}-1
TN11LQG CLNT-{N}-{1-8,11-
16}-1
16}-{1,2}
16}-{1-4}
16}-{1-4}
16}-{1-4}
<string>- TN12LSX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-

<SHELF>-<slot>- TN13LSX {1,3}
<port>:
FAC-N-M-X FAC-{N}-{1-17}-
TN12LDX
{1,3,5,6}
TN11TMX FAC-{N}-{1-17}-
TN12TMX {1,3-6}
type
FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-
TN11LSQ
16}-{1,3}
FAC-{N}-{4-8,11-
TN11LSC
16}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{2-15}-
TN11LTX
{1,3–12}
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{1}

TN11LSC
<SHELF>-<slot>- 16}-{3} <100GETH/40GETH>
<port>: DISC-TST-
FAC-N-M-X <100GETH/40GETH>
TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1-14}-{3} RTRV-TST-
<100GETH/40GETH>
type
<AID> <string>-<slot>- TN12LQMD SRV1-{2-5}-1-1 CONN-TST-

<port>- TN13LQM <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
<CHANNEL>: DISC-TST-
SRV1-M-X-Y <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
RTRV-TST-
<string>-<slot>- TN11TOM SRV1-{2-5}-{1-4} <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
<port>:
SRV1-M-X TN11LEX4 SRV1-{2-5}-1
TN12LQMS
TN11LEM24 SRV1-{3-5}-1
<string>- TN12NS2 SRV2-{2-5}-1

<SHELF>-<slot>-
<port>:
SRV2-M-X
<string>-<slot>- TN12TQM CLNT-{2-5}-1-{1-4}

<port>- TN12LQMS
<CHANNEL>: TN12LQMD
CLNT-M-X-Y TN13LQM
TN11TOM CLNT-{2-5}-{1-4}-
{1-4}
<string>-<slot>- TN11LOM CLNT-{3-5}-1

<port>:
TN12LOM CLNT-{2-5,11}-1
type
TN11LOG CLNT-{2-5}-1
TN12LOG
CLNT-M-X
TN11LQG CLNT-{2-5}-1
<string>-<slot>- TN12LDX FAC-{2-5,11}-

<port>: {1,3,5,6}
FAC-M-X
TN12LSX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3}
TN13LSX
TN11TMX FAC-{2-5,11}-{1,3-6}
TN12TMX
<AID> <string>- TN11LEX4 SRV1-{N}-{1- CONN-TST-

<SHELF>- 8,11-18}-1 <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
<slot>-<port>: DISC-TST-
SRV1-N-M-X TN11LEM24 SRV1-{N}-{1- <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
7,11-17}-1
RTRV-TST-
<string>- TN52TOM SRV2-{N}-{1- <OTUN/ODUN/OCN/STMN>
<SHELF>- 8,11-18}-{1-4}
<slot>-<port>:
SRV2-N-M-X TN52ND2 SRV3-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1,2}
<string>-
<SHELF>- TN54NQ2 SRV3-{N}-{1-
<slot>-<port>: 8,11-18}-{1-4}
SRV3-N-M-X
TN54NS3 SRV3-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-1
<string>- TN52TOM CLNT-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>- 8,11-18}-{1-2}-
<CHANNEL>: CLNT-{N}-{1-
CLNT-N-M-X- 8,11-18}-{3-8}-
Y {1-2}
8,11-18}-{1-
16}-{1-8}
<string>- TN12LOG CLNT-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>- 8,11-18}-1
<slot>-<port>:
CLNT-N-M-X TN52TDX CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1-2}
8,11-18}-{1-4}
TN52TOG CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1-8}
TN12LOM FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{1}
TN53TSXL CLNT-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1}
8,11-18}-{1-4}
<string>- TN13LSX FAC-{N}-{1-

<SHELF>- 18}-{1,3}
<slot>-<port>:
18}-{1,3,5,6}
TN12TMX FAC-{N}-{1-
18}-{1,3-6}
TN11LSQ FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18}-{1,3}
TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4-
8,14-18}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{2-
TN55NS3
8,12-18}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{1-
TN56NS3
8,11-18}-{1}
FAC-{N}-{2-
TN11LTX 6,12-16}-{1,3–
12}
FAC-{N}-{1-
TN12LSC
5,11-15}-{1}
<string>- TN11LSC FAC-{N}-{4- CONN-TST-

<SHELF>- 8,14-18}-{3} <100GETH/40GETH>
<slot>-<port>: DISC-TST-
FAC-N-M-X TN12LSC FAC-{N}-{1- <100GETH/40GETH>
5,11-15}-{3}
RTRV-TST-
TN54TSXL FAC-{N}-{1- <100GETH/40GETH>
8,11-18}-{3}
WDM
<AID> <string>- TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{3-4} RTRV-

<SHELF>- TN11CMR2 WDM
<SLOT>-<PORT>: ED-
FAC-N-M-X TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{5-6} WDM
TN11CMR4
TN11SBM2
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-26,29-35}-
{9-10}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}-
{9-12}
TN11DMR1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{3-6}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-25,29-34}-
{1-5}
TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}-
TN12WSM9 {1-12}
TN11WSMD4
TN12WSMD4
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}-
TN12WSMD2 {1-8}
TN14WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}-
{1-12}
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,12-17,20-25,29-34}-
TN13WSM9 {1-12}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{1-
TN11RDU9 13}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-17,20-25,29-34}-
TN11M40V {1-42}
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN11ITL
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-3}
TN11GFU
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,13-18,21-26,30-35}-
{1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-6}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{1-8}
TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-26,29-35}-
{1-4}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-18,20-26,29-35}-
{1-8}
TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-1
TN11TDC
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-4}
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{1-6}
TN11DCU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{1-2}
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{1-2}
TN11CRPC FAC-{N}-{120-123}-{1-3}
TN11ROP FAC-{N}-{124-127}-{1-3}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{1-5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}-
{1-5}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}-
{1-8}
TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-27,29-36}-{1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}-
{1-3}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}-
{1-6}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,12-27,29-36}-{1-
21}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,12-18,20-26,29-35}-
{1-22}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-19,21-27,30-36}-
{1-6,9,10-11}
TN55NPO2E FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,14,16,18,22,24,26,31,33,35}-
{1}
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,14,16,18,22,24,26,31,33,35}-
{1}
{3,5,7,14,16,18,22,24,26,31,33,35}-
{1}
AID AID Unit type Pattern Notes
type format
<AID <string> TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{3-4} RTR

> - TN11CMR2 V-
<SHELF WD
>- TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{5-6} M
<SLOT> TN11CMR4 ED-
- WD
TN11SBM2
<PORT> M
: TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
FAC-N- 67}-{9-10}
M-X
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}-{9-12}
TN11DMR1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{3-6}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-58,61-
66}-{1-5}
TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
TN12WSM9 67}-{1-12}
TN11WSMD4
TN12WSMD4
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
TN12WSMD2 67}-{1-8}
TN14WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}-{1-12}
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-58,61-
TN13WSM9 66}-{1-12}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-13}
TN11RDU9
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-6,11-16,19-24,27-32,35-40,45-50,53-58,61-
TN11M40V 66}-{1-42}
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
type format
TN11ITL
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-3}
TN11GFU
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-7,12-17,20-25,28-33,36-41,46-51,54-59,62-
67}-{1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-6}
TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}-{1-4}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}-{1-8}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-8}
TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-1
TN11TDC
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-4}
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-6}
TN11DCU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-2}
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-2}
TN11CRPC FAC-{N}-{120-123}-{1-3}
TN11ROP FAC-{N}-{124-127}-{1-3}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-5}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-60,62-
68}-{1-8}
TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-60,62-
68}-{1-3}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-60,62-
68}-{1-6}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-8,11-42,45-68}-{1-21}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-7,11-17,19-25,27-33,35-41,45-51,53-59,61-
67}-{1-22}
type format
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-8,12-18,20-26,28-34,36-42,46-52,54-60,62-
68}-{1-6,9,10-11}
TN55NPO2E FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,13,15,17,21,23,25,29,31,33,37,39,41,47,49,51,55,5
7,59,63,65,67}-{1}
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-
{3,5,7,13,15,17,21,23,25,29,31,33,37,39,41,47,49,51,55,5
7,59,63,65,67}-{1}
TN55NPO2(ST FAC-{N}-
ND) {3,5,7,13,15,17,21,23,25,29,31,33,37,39,41,47,49,51,55,5
7,59,63,65,67}-{1}
<AID> <string>-<SHELF>- TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-4} RTRV-

<SLOT>-<PORT>: TN11CMR2 WDM
FAC-N-M-X ED-
TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{5-6} WDM
TN11CMR4
TN11SBM2
TN11MR8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{9-10}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{9-12}
TN11DMR1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{3-6}
TN11ROAM FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-5}
TN12WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-12}
TN12WSM9
TN11WSMD4
TN12WSMD4
TN11WSMD2 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-8}
TN12WSMD2
TN14WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-12}
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-12}
TN13WSM9
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-13}
TN11RDU9
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-15}-{1-42}
TN11M40V
TN11D40
TN11D40V
TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4}
TN11ITL
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-3}
TN11GFU
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-16}-{1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-6}
TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-4}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-8}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-8}
TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-1
TN11TDC
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-4}
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-6}
TN11DCU FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-2}
TN11CRPC FAC-{N}-{120-123}-{1-3}
TN11ROP FAC-{N}-{124-127}-{1-3}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-5}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-8}
TN11OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-3}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-6}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-17}-{1-21}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-{1-22}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-17}-{1-6,9,10-
11}
<AID> <string>-<SLOT>- TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{2-5,11}-{1-8} RTRV-

<PORT>: WDM
FAC-M-X TN11MCA4 FAC-{2-5}-{1-4} ED-
WDM
TN11MCA8 FAC-{2-5}-{1-8}
TN21MR2 FAC-{1,8,11}-{3-4}
TN21CMR2
TN21MR4 FAC-{1,8,11}-{5-6}
TN21CMR4
TN11SBM2 FAC-{2-5,11}-{5-6}
TN21CMR1 FAC-{1,8,11}-{3-4}
TN21DMR1 FAC-{1,8,11}-{3-6}
TN11MR2 FAC-{2-5}-{3-4}
TN11CMR2
TN11MR4 FAC-{2-5}-{5-6}
TN11CMR4
TN11DMR1 FAC-{2-5}-{3-6}
TN12OLP FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-6}
TN12VA1 FAC-{2-5,11}-1
TN12VA4 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-4}
TN11SCS FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-6}
TN21DFIU FAC-{1,8,11}-{1-6}
TN21FIU FAC-{1,8,11}-{1-4}
TN11DCU FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-2}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1-5}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-4,11}-{1-8}
TN11OBU1 FAC-{2-5,11}-{1-3}
TN11OBU2 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1-3}
TN11OAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1-6}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{2-5}-{1-21}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{2-4,11}-{1-6,9,10-11}
<AID> <string>- TN11MR2 FAC-{N}-{1-18}- RTRV-WDM

<SHELF>- TN11CMR2 {3-4} ED-WDM
<SLOT>-
<PORT>: TN11MR4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
FAC-N-M-X TN11CMR4 {5-6}
TN11MR8V FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17}-{9-12}
TN12WSMD4 FAC-{N}-{1-16}-
{1-12}
TN14WSM9 FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17}-{1-12}
TN13WSD9 FAC-{N}-{1-
TN13WSM9 6,11-16}-{1-12}
TN11RMU9 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
TN11RDU9 {1-13}
TN11M40 FAC-{N}-{1-
TN11M40V 6,11-16}-{1-42}
TN11D40
TN13FIU FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
TN11ITL {1-4}
TN12OLP FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
TN11GFU {1-3}
TN11HBA FAC-{N}-{2-
7,12-17}-{1-3}
TN12DCP FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-6}
TN11MCA4 FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17}-{1-4}
TN11MCA8 FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17}-{1-8}
TN11OPM8 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-8}
TN12VA1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
TN11TDC 1
TN12VA4 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-4}
TN11SCS FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-6}
TN11DCU FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-2}
TN11WMU FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-2}
TN11CRPC FAC-{N}-{120-
123}-{1-3}
TN11ROP FAC-{N}-{124-
127}-{1-3}
TN12OBU1 FAC-{N}-{1-18}-
{1-5}
TN12OBU2 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18}-{1-5}
TN12OAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18}-{1-8}
TN11DAS1 FAC-{N}-{1-
8,11-18}-{1-21}
TN11WSMD9 FAC-{N}-{1-
7,11-17}-{1-22}
TN11RAU1 FAC-{N}-{2-
8,12-18}-{1-
6,9,10-11}
TN55NPO2E FAC-{N}-
{3,7,13,17}-{1}
TN55NPO2 FAC-{N}-
{3,7,13,17}-{1}
{3,7,13,17}-{1}
D.41.3 Parameter Description
ALARMTYPE
<ALMTYPE> is the type of environmental alarm returned by the various ENV commands.
Table D-223 ALARMTYPE values
Value Description
AIRCOMPR air compressor failure

AIRCOND air conditioning failure
AIRDRYR air dryer failure
BATDSCHRG battery discharging
BATTERY battery failure
CLFAN cooling fan failure
CPMAJOR centralized power major environmental alarm or major equipment
failure, for example, FITL systems
CPMINOR centralized power minor environmental alarm or minor equipment
failure. for example, FITL systems
ENGINE engine failure
ENGOPRG engine operating
EXPLGS explosive gas
FIRDETR fire detector failure
FIRE fire
FLOOD flood
FUSE fuse failure
GEN generator failure
HIAIR high airflow
HIHUM high humidity
HITEMP high temperature
HIWTR high water
INTRUDER intrusion
LWBATVG low battery voltage
LWFUEL low fuel
LWHUM low humidity
LWPRES low cable pressure
LWTEMP low temperature
LWWTR low water
MISC miscellaneous
OPENDR open door
PUMP pump failure
POWER commercial power failure
PWR-48 48 Volt power supply failure
Value Description
RECT rectifier failure

RECTHI rectifier high voltage
RECTLO rectifier low voltage
SMOKE smoke
TOXICGAS toxic gas
VENTN ventilation system failure
CONDTYPE
<CONDTYPE> identifies the type of alarms and conditions reported by the NE. The
following lists the <CONDTYPE> in alphabetical order.
Name Description Alarm Affect Location Direction

Severity Service
Air compressor Critical No Near End NA

AIRCOMPR failure
AIRCOND Air conditioning Critical No Near End NA

failure
AIRDRYR Air dryer failure Critical No Near End NA
AIS-L Alarm indication Not reported Yes Near End Receiving

signal-Line
ALC-ABN ALC function Minor No Near End NA

abnormal
ALC-ADJUST- ALC adjustment Major No Near End Receiving

FAIL fails
ALC-ADJUST- ALC adjustment Major No Near End Receiving

PEND is pending for
operation
APE-ABN APE function Minor No Near End NA

abnormal
AUTOMATCH- Auto match Major No Near End NA

INH function disabled
AUTOSW Automatic match Not alarmed No Near End NA

inhibited
B
Name Description Alarm Severity Affect Service Location Direction
BATDSCHRG Battery discharging Critical No Near End NA
BATTERY Battery failure Critical No Near End NA
BEFFEC-EXC Excessive error Not alarmed No Near End Receiving

defect before FEC
BUS-ERR Bus error Critical Yes Near End NA

Severity Service
Continuity check
CC-LOS message loss Critical Yes Near End Receiving
CFDB-MISMATCH Data of CF card Minor No Near End NA

mismatch with
system parameters
CLFAN Cooling fan failure Critical No Near End NA
COMM-FAIL Internal Major No Near End NA

communication
failure
COMMIT-FAIL Commit fail Minor No Near End NA
COMMIT- Software not Minor No Near End NA

TIMEOUT committed
CPMAJOR Centralized Power Critical No Near End NA

Major
Environmental
Alarm or Major
Equipment Failure
CPMINOR Centralized Power Critical No Near End NA

Minor
Environmental
Alarm or Minor
Equipment Failure
CV-ETH 8B10B code Minor Yes Near End Receiving

violation - Ethernet
CV-FC 8B10B code Minor Yes Near End Receiving

violation excessive
- Fibre channel
D
Severity Service
DB-COR Database corruption Major No Near End NA
DB-ERR Database error Major Yes Near End NA
DB-RESTORE- Database restoration Major No Near End NA

FAIL failed
DBSYNC- Database Minor No Near End NA

FAIL synchronization failed
DC-INSUFF Dispersion Major Yes Near End Receiving

compensation
insufficient
DLAG- DLAG protection failed Major No Near End NA

PROTECT-
FAIL

Severity Service
ELABEL-LOST E-label lost Minor No Near End NA
ENGINE Engine failure Critical No Near End NA
ENGOPRG Engine operating Critical No Near End NA
EQPT-NSA Non-service-affecting Minor No Near End NA

equipment failure
EQPT-SA Service-affecting Critical Yes Near End NA

equipment failure
ETH-NO-FLOW No traffic on either Major Yes Near End Receiving

direction of port
ETH-OAM-FAIL P2P Ethernet OAM Minor No Near End Receiving

function fail
EXPLGS Explosive gas Critical No Near End NA
Name Description Alarm Severity Affect Location Direction

Service
FIRDETR Fire detector failure Critical No Near End NA
FIRE Fire Critical No Near End NA

Service
FLOOD Flood Critical No Near End NA
FLOW-OVER The ingress flow speed Minor Yes Near End Receiving
crosses the threshold
FRCDSW Forced switch Not alarmed No Near End/Far NA

End
FUSE Fuse failure Critical No Near End NA

Severity Service
OA gain
GAIN-LOW insufficient Major Yes Near End Transmitting
GEN Generator failure Critical No Near End NA
GFP-LOF GFP LOSS OF Major Yes Near End Receiving

FRAME
GFP-UPM User payload Major Yes Near End Receiving

mismatch

Severity Service
HIAIR High airflow Critical No Near End NA
HIHUM High humidity Critical No Near End NA
HITEMP High temperature Critical No Near End NA
HIWTR High water Critical No Near End NA
HSC-UNAVAIL Hot switch control Major No Near End NA

unavalable

Service
IN-PWR- Input optical power

HIGH too high Minor Yes Near End Receiving
Service
IN-PWR- Input optical power Minor Yes Near End Receiving

LOW too low
INTRUDER Intrusion Critical No Near End NA
IPA-SHUT IPA has shut down the Not alarmed Yes Near End Transmitting
OA

Severity Service
Link aggregation
LAG-PORT-FAIL failed Minor No Near End Receiving/Transmitting
LCC-HIGH Laser diode Minor Yes Near End Transmitting

cooling current
excessive
LIGHTNINGPR- Lightning Minor No Near End NA

FAIL protection module
failure
LINK-ERR Link error Critical Yes Near End Receiving

Critical
LINK-ERR-FC Link error - Fibre Critical Yes Near End Receiving

channel
LOC Loss of clock Major Yes Near End Receiving/Transmitting
LOCAL-FAULT Local ethernet Minor Yes Near End Receiving

fault
LOC-SCC Loss of SCC Critical Yes Near End NA

clock source
LOF Loss of frame Critical Yes Near End Receiving/Transmitting
LOOOS Loss of OTM Minor No Near End Receiving

overhead signal
LOS Loss of signal Critical Yes Near End Receiving/Transmitting
LOS-CHAN Loss of single- Minor No Near End Receiving

wavelength signal
LOS-MUT Loss of multiplex Critical Yes Near End Receiving/Transmitting

signal
LOSYNC-FC Loss of Critical Yes Near End Receiving

Severity Service
synchronization -
Fibre channel
LP Lockout of Not No Near End/Far NA

protection alarmed End
LPBKFACILITY Loopback, facility Not Yes Near End/Far NA

alarmed End
LPBKTERM Loopback, Not Yes Near End/Far Receiving

terminal alarmed End
LPT-ACTIVE LPT switching Not No Near End/Far NA

occurred alarmed End
LSR-EOL Laser Minor No Near End Transmitting

approaching end
of life
LTEMP-HIGH Laser temperature Minor Yes Near End Transmitting

too high
LTEMP-LOW Laser temperature Minor Yes Near End Transmitting

too low
LWBATVG Low battery Critical No Near End NA

voltage
LWFUEL Low fuel Critical No Near End NA
LWHUM Low humidity Critical No Near End NA
LWPRES Low cable Critical No Near End NA

pressure
LWTEMP Low temperature Critical No Near End NA
LWWTR Low water Critical No Near End NA

Severity Service
MANSW Manual switch Not alarmed No Near End/Far End NA
MCLAG- MCLAG Major Yes Near End NA

MISMATCH configuration
mismatch
MCSP-LOCV MCSP loss of Major No Near End NA

connectivity
Severity Service
verification
MEA Mismatch of Major Yes Near End NA

equipment and
attributes
MISC Miscellaneous Critical No Near End NA
MOD- The optical module Major No Near End Transmitting

ADJUST-FAIL adjusting failed
MOD-CC- Module cooling Minor No Near End NA

HIGH current too high
MOD-CC- Module cooling Minor No Near End NA

LOW current too low
MOD-RATE- The signal rate Major Yes Near End Receiving

MISMATCH mismatched with
the optical module
MOD-TEMP- Module working Minor No Near End NA

HIGH temperature too
high
MOD-TEMP- Module working Minor No Near End NA

LOW temperature too low
MOD- The optical module Major No Near End NA

UPGRADE- micro-program or
FAIL parameter table
upgrade failed
MPID- Maintenance Major No Near End NA

CNFLCT Identify Conflict
MT-MODE THE ENTITY IS Not alarmed No Near End NA

IN
MAINTENANCE
STATE
MULTI-FAN- Multi-FAN unit Major No Near End NA

FAIL failed
MULTI-RPL- There are more than Minor Yes Near End NA

OWNER one RPL_OWNER
in the ring

Severity Service
O

Severity Service
OCh forward defect Not

OCh-FDI indication reported Yes Near End Receiving
OCh-FDI-O OCh forward defect Not No Near End Receiving

indication - Overhead reported
OCh-FDI-P OCh forward defect Not Yes Near End Receiving

indication - Payload reported
OCh-LOS-P OCh loss of signal - Critical Yes Near End Receiving

Payload
OCh-OCI OCh open connection Minor Yes Near End Receiving

indication
OCh-SSF OCh server signal Not Yes Near End Receiving

failed reported
OCh-SSF-O OCh server signal Not No Near End Receiving

failed - Overhead reported
OCh-SSF-P OCh server signal Not Yes Near End Receiving

failed - Payload reported
ODU-AIS ODUk alarm Not Yes Near End Receiving

indication signal reported
ODU-BDI ODUk backward Not No Far End Receiving

defect indication reported
ODU-DEG ODUk BIP-8 signal Major Yes Near End Receiving

degrade
ODU-EXC ODUk BIP-8 errors Major Yes Near End Receiving

excessive
ODU-LCK ODUk locked signal Major Yes Near End Receiving
ODU-LOFLOM ODUk loss of frame Critical Yes Near End Receiving

and multiframe
ODU-MSIM ODUk multiplex Minor Yes Near End Receiving

structure identifier
mismatch
ODU-OCI ODUk open Major Yes Near End Receiving

connection indication
ODU-PLM ODUk payload Major Yes Near End Receiving

mismatch
Severity Service
ODU-SSF ODUk server signal Not Yes Near End Receiving

failed reported
ODU-TCM-AIS ODUkT alarm Not Yes Near End Receiving

indication signal reported
ODU-TCM-BDI ODUkT backward Not No Far End Receiving

ODU-TCM-DEG ODUkT signal Minor Yes Near End Receiving

degrade in burst mode
ODU-TCM-EXC ODUkT excessive Minor Yes Near End Receiving

errors in Poisson
mode
ODU-TCM-LCK ODUkT locked signal Minor Yes Near End Receiving
ODU-TCM-LTC ODUkT loss of Minor Yes Near End Receiving

tandem connection
ODU-TCM-OCI ODUkT open Minor Yes Near End Receiving

connection indication
ODU-TCM-SSF ODUkT server signal Not Yes Near End Receiving

failure reported
ODU-TCM-TIM ODUkT trace Minor Yes Near End Receiving

identifier mismatch
ODU-TIM ODUk trail trace Minor Yes Near End Receiving

identifier mismatch
ODU-VCAT- Loss of alignment of Major Yes Near End Receiving

LOA ODUk virtual
concatenation
mutiframe
OMS-BDI OMS backward defect Not No Far End Receiving

indication reported
OMS-BDI-O OMS backward defect Not No Far End Receiving

OMS-BDI-P OMS backward defect Not No Far End Receiving

OMS-FDI OMS forward defect Not Yes Near End Receiving

indication reported
OMS-FDI-O OMS forward defect Not No Near End Receiving

Severity Service
OMS-FDI-P OMS forward defect Not Yes Near End Receiving

OMS-LOS-P OMS loss of signal - Critical Yes Near End Receiving

Payload
OMS-SSF OMS server signal Not Yes Near End Receiving

failed reported
OMS-SSF-O OMS server signal Not No Near End Receiving

failed - Overhead reported
OMS-SSF-P OMS server signal Not Yes Near End Receiving

failed - Payload reported
OPA-FAIL Optical cross power Major Yes Near End Receiving/Transmitting

adjusting failed
OPENDR Open door Critical No Near End NA
OPR-ABN Abnormal received Critical Yes Near End Receiving

optical power
OPR-DIFF- The optical power Major Yes Near End Receiving

OVER varies excessively
between main and
backup
OTS-BDI OTS backward defect Not No Far End Receiving

indication reported
OTS-BDI-O OTS backward defect Not No Far End Receiving

OTS-BDI-P OTS backward defect Not No Far End Receiving

OTS-LOS OTS loss of signal Critical Yes Near End Receiving
OTS-LOS-O OTS loss of signal - Major No Near End Receiving

Overhead
OTS-LOS-P OTS loss of signal - Critical Yes Near End Receiving

Payload
OTS-TIM OTS trace identifier Minor Yes Near End Receiving

mismatch
OTU-AIS OTUk alarm Major Yes Near End Receiving

indication signal
OTU-BDI OTUk backward Not No Far End Receiving

Severity Service
OTU-DEG OTUk BIP-8 signal Major Yes Near End Receiving

degrade
OTU-EXC OTUk BIP-8 errors Major Yes Near End Receiving

excessive
OTU-LOF OTUk loss of frame Critical Yes Near End Receiving
OTU-LOM OTUk loss of Major Yes Near End Receiving

multiframe
OTU-SSF OTUk server signal Not Yes Near End Receiving

failed reported
OTU-TIM OTUk trail trace Minor No Near End Receiving

identifier mismatch
OUT-PWR- Output optical power Major Yes Near End Transmitting

HIGH too high
OUT-PWR-LOW Output optical power Major Yes Near End Transmitting

too low

Severity Service
PATCH-ACT- Patch package

TIMEOUT activation timeout Minor No Near End NA
PATCH-DEACT- Patch package Minor No Near End NA

TIMEOUT deactivation
timeout
PATCH-ERR Patch file error Major No Near End NA
PATCH-LOST Patch files lost Major No Near End NA
PATCH-NOT- Patch not Major No Near End NA

CONFIRM confirmed
PKGVER- Package version Major No Near End NA

MISMATCH consistency check
failed
PORTSWITCH- Optical switch Major Yes Near End NA

FAIL transfer failure
POWER Commercial power Critical No Near End NA

failure
Severity Service
PRBS-LSS No PRBS signal Minor Yes Near End Receiving

received
PUM-LBC-HIGH Pump laser bias Minor No Near End Transmitting

current too high
PUM-LCC-HIGH Pump diode cooling Minor No Near End Transmitting

current too high
PUMP Pump failure Critical No Near End NA
PUM-TEMP-HIGH Pump laser working Major Yes Near End Receiving

temperature too
high
PUM-TEMP-LOW Pump laser working Major Yes Near End Receiving

temperature too low
PWR-48 48 Volt power Critical No Near End NA

supply failure
PWR-FAIL Power supply Major No Near End NA

failure
PRE-INPWR- Precaution of high Minor No Near End Receiving

HIGH input optical power
PRE-INPWR-LOW Precaution of low Minor No Near End Receiving

input optical power
PRE-OUTPWR- Precaution of high Minor No Near End Receiving

HIGH output optical
power
PRE-OUTPWR- Precaution of low Minor No Near End Receiving

LOW output optical
power

Severity Service
Remote alarm
RAI indication Not reported No Far End Receiving/Transmitting
RECT Rectifier failure Critical No Near End NA
RECTHI Rectifier high Critical No Near End NA

voltage
RECTLO Rectifier low Critical No Near End NA

Severity Service
voltage
REMC-SD Remote client Minor Yes Near End Receiving

signal degrade
REMC-SF Remote client Minor Yes Near End Receiving

signal fail
REM-ETH- Remote ethernet Minor Yes Near End Receiving

LOOP signal loop
detected by P2P
OAM(802.3ah)
REM-ETH-SD Remote ethernet Minor Yes Near End Receiving

signal degrade
detected by P2P
OAM(802.3ah)
REM-ETH-SF Remote ethernet Minor Yes Near End Receiving

signal failure
detected by P2P
OAM(802.3ah)
REMOTE- Remote ethernet Minor Yes Near End Receiving

FAULT fault
RFI-L Remote failure Not reported No Far End Receiving

indication-Line
RMV Equipment offline Major Yes Near End NA

or uninstalled
ROLLBACK- Rollback fail Minor No Near End NA

FAIL
RTC-FAULT RTC timer fault Major No Near End NA
RATE-OVER The rate over the Minor Yes Near End Receiving
threshold

Severity Service
Signal degrade-
SD-S Section Major Yes Near End Receiving
SECU-ALM Illegal login Not alarmed No Near End NA
SELF-LOOP Ethernet self-loop Major No Near End Receiving

detected by P2P
Severity Service
OAM(802.3ah)
SF-S Signal failure- Critical Yes Near End Receiving

Section
SHELF-ID- Shelf ID conflict Critical No Near End NA

CONFLICT
SHELF-ID- Shelf ID mismatch Major No Near End NA

MISMATCH
SHELF-LOOP Shelves self-loop Critical No Near End NA
SINGLE-FAN- Single-FAN unit Minor No Near End NA

FAIL failed
SLIP slipe frame Major Yes Near End Receiving/Transmitting
SMOKE Smoke Critical No Near End NA
SPAN-LOSS- Span loss over the Major Yes Near End Receiving
OVER threshold
SUM-INPWR- Aggregate input Major Yes Near End Receiving

HIGH optical power too
high
SUM-INPWR- Aggregate input Major Yes Near End Receiving

LOW optical power too
low
SWDL- SWDL SCC Critical No Near End NA

CHGMNG- changed and
MISMATCH SWPKG is not the
old one
SWDL- Software Not alarmed No Near End NA

INPROCESS downloading in
process
SWDL- SWDL NE Critical Yes Near End NA

NEPKGCHECK software package
check, file
corrupted or
missing
Name Description Alarm Level Affect Location Direction

Service
TD Transmitter degrade Minor No Near End Transmitting

Service
TEMP-HI High temperature Minor No Near End NA
TEMP-LOW Low temperature Minor No Near End NA
TF Transmitter failure Major Yes Near End Transmitting
TIM-S Trace identifier Minor No Near End Receiving

mismatch-Section
TOXICGAS Toxic gas Critical No Near End NA
TSA Test session active Not alarmed Yes Near End NA

Service
UNEXP- The actual optical

CHAN channels is unexpected Minor No Near End Receiving

Severity Service
Ventilation system
VENTN failure Critical No Near End NA
VOA-ADJUST- VOA adjusting failed Major No Near End NA

FAIL

Severity Service
Received wavelength
WAVELEN-MIS Mismatch Major Yes Near End Receiving
The wavelength drift

WL-DRFT-NEG negative Critical Yes Near End Receiving
WL-DRFT-PLUS The wavelength drift Critical Yes Near End Receiving

positive
WTR Wait to restore Not alarmed No Near End/Far NA

End
CONTTYPE
<CONTTYPE> identifies the type of external control requested of the NE.
Table D-224 CONTTYPE values
Value Description
AIRCOND air conditioning

ENGINE engine
FAN fan
GEN generator
HEAT heat
LIGHT light
MISC miscellaneous
SPKLR sprinkler
DEVICETYPE
Indicates the device type.
Table D-225 DEVICETYPE values
Value Description
OSN3800A Indicate the device type is OptiX OSN 3800A.
OSN6800A Indicate the device type is OptiX OSN 6800A.
OSN8800T32 Indicate the device type is OptiX OSN 8800 T32.
DIRN
Indicates the direction of transmission in which switching is to be made and is relative to the
line or path identified by the <AID>.
Table D-226 DIRN values
Value Description
BTH Bidirectional
RCV Receive direction
TRMT Transmit direction
EVENTID
The current state of the event.
Table D-227 EVENTID values
Value Description
START Starts a detecting period of the IPA
END Ends a detecting period of the IPA
LSRON Opens the laser successfully of the IPA
LSROFF Closes the laser successfully of the IPA
ABNSTOP Abnormal stop of the IPA
UNEQ The power of channels is not equalized
SUCC The adjustment is successful
FAIL The adjustment fails
ADDWAVE There are wavelengths added of the APE
DROPWAVE There are wavelengths dropped of the APE
LPBKTYPE
Indicates the loopback type.
Table D-228 LPBKTYPE values
Value Description
FACILITY A type of loopback that connects the incoming received signal immediately
following the optical-to-electrical conversion (after descrambling) to the
associated transmitter in the return direction.
TERMINAL A loopback that connects the signal that is about to be transmitted (after
scrambling but before the electrical-to-optical conversion) is connected to
the associated, incoming receiver.
LTCACTEN
Indicates the enabling flag of the LTC succeeding response.
Table D-229 LTCACTEN values
Value Description
ENABLE Enable
DISABLE Disable
MOD2
ALL,EQPT,WDM, OC3, OC12, OC48, OC192, OC768, GETH, FETH, OCH, OC, EC, OSC,
OTU1, OTU2, OTU5G, OTU3, OTU4, ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODU5G, ODU3,
ODU4,ODU1TCM1,ODU1TCM2,ODU1TCM3,ODU1TCM4,ODU1TCM5,ODU1TCM6,O
DU2TCM1,ODU2TCM2,ODU2TCM3,ODU2TCM4,ODU2TCM5,ODU2TCM6,ODU3TC
M1,ODU3TCM2,ODU3TCM3,ODU3TCM4,ODU3TCM5,ODU3TCM6,ODU5GTCM1,OD
U5GTCM2,ODU5GTCM3,ODU5GTCM4,ODU5GTCM5,ODU5GTCM6,ODU4TCM1,OD
U4TCM2,ODU4TCM3,ODU4TCM4,ODU4TCM5,ODU4TCM6,FC100, FC200, FC400,
FC800, FC1200, XGETH, FICON, FICONEXP, FICON4G, HDSDI, DVBASI, SDI,
ESCON, FDDI, ANY, ISC1G, ISC2G, CLO, ETR, IBSDR, IBDDR, FICON8G, LPT,
MCACHN, PL, STM1, STM4, STM16, STM64, STM256, IBQDR, CBR10G, CPRI1,
CPRI2, CPRI3, 100GETH, CFP,40GETH, 3GSDI, HDSDIRBR, 3GSDIRBR, OCS, CFPS,
OCHS, OCHM, E1PATH,
E1PORT,OMS,OTS,VCG,COM,CPRI4,DBG,STS12,STS192,STS3,STS48,STS768,BPR,TU
NNEL.
MONTYPE
Specifies the type of monitored parameter for which a value is requested.
Performance Event List of Equipment Function
Name Description Location Direction
Total optical power Received multi

AGOPRCUR wavelength the current value Near End Receiving
AGOPRMAX Total optical power Received multi Near End Receiving

wavelength the maximum value
AGOPRMIN Total optical power Received multi Near End Receiving

wavelength the minimum value
AGOPTCUR Total optical power Transmitted Near End Transmitting

multi wavelength the current value
AGOPTMAX Total optical power Transmitted Near End Transmitting

multi wavelengththe maximum
value
AGOPTMIN Total optical power Transmitted Near End Transmitting

multi wavelength the minimum
value
BDTEMPCUR Board temperature-the current value Near End Receiving
BDTEMPMAX Board temperature-the maximum Near End Receiving

value
BDTEMPMIN Board temperature-the minimum Near End Receiving

value
CHOSNRCUR Per-channel OSNR, indicating Near End Receiving

OSNR of a channel of signal
monitored by the spectrum analyzer
unit-the current value
CHPWRCUR Per-channel laser output power, Near End Receiving

indicating the optical power of a
channel of signal monitored by the

spectrum analyzer unit-the current
value
LBCCUR Laser bias current-the current value Near End Transmitting
LBCMAX Laser bias current-the maximum Near End Transmitting

value
LBCMIN Laser bias current-the minimum Near End Transmitting

value
LCCCUR Laser cooling current-the current Near End Transmitting

value
LCCMAX Laser cooling current-the maximum Near End Transmitting

value
LCCMIN Laser cooling current-the minimum Near End Transmitting

value
LTEMPCUR Laser temperature-the current value Near End Transmitting
LTEMPMAX Laser temperature-the maximum Near End Transmitting

value
LTEMPMIN Laser temperature-the minimum Near End Transmitting

value
MCCCUR Module cooling current-the current Near End Transmitting

value
MCCMAX Module cooling current-the Near End Transmitting

maximum value
MCCMIN Module cooling current-the Near End Transmitting

minimum value
MTEMPCUR Module temperature-the current Near End Transmitting

value
MTEMPMAX Module temperature-the maximum Near End Transmitting

value
MTEMPMIN Module temperature-the minimum Near End Transmitting

value
OPRCUR Input optical power-the current Near End Receiving

value
OPRMAX Input optical power-the maximum Near End Receiving

value
OPRMIN Input optical power-the minimum Near End Receiving

value
OPTCUR Output optical power-the current Near End Transmitting

value
OPTMAX Output optical power-the maximum Near End Transmitting

value
OPTMIN Output optical power-the minimum Near End Transmitting

value
PLCCCUR Pump laser cooling current-the Near End Transmitting

current value
PLCCMAX Pump laser cooling current the Near End Transmitting

maximum value
PLCCMIN Pump laser cooling current-the Near End Transmitting

minimum value
PLRBDCUR pump laser rear beam detector the Near End Transmitting
current value
PLRBDMAX pump laser rear beam detector the Near End Transmitting
maximum value
PLRBDMIN pump laser rear beam detector the Near End Transmitting
minimum value
PLTEMPCUR Pump laser temperature the current Near End Transmitting

value
PLTEMPMAX Pump laser temperature-the Near End Transmitting

maximum value
PLTEMPMIN Pump laser temperature-the Near End Transmitting

minimum value
PLWCCUR Pump laser working current the Near End Transmitting

current value
PLWCMAX Pump laser working current the Near End Transmitting

maximum value
PLWCMIN Pump laser working current the Near End Transmitting

minimum value
WLCUR Per-channel central wavelength, Near End Receiving

indicating the central wavelength of
a channel among optical signals
WLDEVCUR Per-channel central wavelength Near End Receiving

deviation, indicating the deviation

between the ITU-T standard
wavelength and the wavelength of a
channel among optical signals
Performance Event of FC
Name
The total number of frames with wrong CRC that the FC channel received in client side.
The total number of times that the link reseted in both client and WAN side.
The total number of frames, with the type of Class1, that the FC channel received in client side.
The total number of frames, with the type of Classf, that the FC channel received in client side.
The total number of frames that the FC channel received in client side.
The total number of frames, with the type of Class1, that the FC channel transmited in client side.
The total number of frames, with the type of Classf, that the FC channel transmited in client side.
The total number of frames that the FC channel transmited in client side.
The total number of bytes that the FC channel received in client side.
The total number of bytes that the FC channel transmited in client side.
The count of OS that the FC channel can't support.
The total number of invalid words that the FC channel received in client side. a
The total number of events in which packets were received missing synchronization.
a: In the case of FICON services, the LOM unit counts only the "The total number of invalid words
that the FC channel received in client side" performance events and does not count the other RMON
performance events. The result of querying the count of the other RMON performance events is
always 0.
Performance Event List of RMON Function
Name
Drop Events
Octets Received
Name
Packets Received
Broadcast Packets Received
Multicast Packets Received
FCS and Alignment Errors
Undersize Packets Received
Oversize Packets Received
Fragments
Jabbers
Collisions
Packets Received (64 Octets in Length)
Packets Received (65~127 Octets in Length)
Packets Received (1519~MTU Octets in Length)
Packets Transmitted (64 Octets in Length)
Packets Transmitted (65~127 Octets in Length)
Packets Transmitted (1519~MTU Octets in Length)
Packets Received and Transmitted (64 Octets in Length)
Packets Received and Transmitted (65~127 Octets in Length)
Unicast Packets Received
Unicast Packets Transmitted
Multicast Packets Transmitted
Broadcast Packets Transmitted
Pause Frames Received
Pause Frames Transmitted
Name
Good Octets Received

Good Octets Transmitted
Bad Octets Received
Bad Octets Transmitted
Alignment Errors
FCS Errors
Single Collision Frames
Multiple Collision Frames
Late Collisions
Excessive Collisions
Deferred Transmissions
Control Frames Received
Control Frames Transmitted
Drop Events at Transmission Direction
Oversize Packets Transmitted
Packets Transmitted
Octets Transmitted
Performance Event List of Bit Error
CV-P Code violation-path Near End/Far End Receiving
CV-S Code violation-section Near End Receiving
ES-P Errored second-path Near End/Far End Receiving
ES-S Errored second-section Near End Receiving
SEFS-S Section Severely Errored Near End Receiving

Framing Second
SES-P Severely errored second-path Near End/Far End Receiving
SES-S Severely errored second-section Near End Receiving
UAS-P Unavailable second-path Near End/Far End Receiving
UAS-S Unavailable second-section Near End Receiving
Performance Event List of OTU

OTU SM Background Block

OTU-BBE Error Near End Receiving
OTU-BBER OTU SM Background Block Near End Receiving

Error Ratio
OTU-BIAES OTU SM Backward Far End Receiving

Incoming Alignment Errored
Second
OTU-ES OTU SM Errored Second Near End Receiving
OTU-FEBBE OTU SM Far Background Far End Receiving

Block Error
OTU-FEBBER OTU SM Far Background Far End Receiving

Block Error Ratio
OTU-FEES OTU SM Far Errored Far End Receiving

Second
OTU-FESES OTU SM Far Severely Far End Receiving

Errored Second
OTU-FESESR OTU SM Far Severely Far End Receiving

Errored Second Ratio
OTU-FEUAS OTU SM Far Unavailable Far End Receiving

Seconds
OTU-IAES OTU SM Incoming Near End Receiving

Alignment Errored Second
OTU-SES OTU SM Severely Errored Near End Receiving

Second
OTU-SESR OTU SM Severely Errored Near End Receiving

Second Ratio
OTU-UAS OTU SM Unavailable Near End Receiving

Seconds
Performance Event List of PM
ODU PM Background Block

ODU-PM-BBE Error Near End Receiving
ODU-PM-BBER ODU PM Background Block Near End Receiving

Error Ratio
ODU-PM-ES ODU PM Errored Second Near End Receiving

ODU-PM-FEBBE ODU PM Far Background Far End Receiving

Block Error
ODU-PM-FEBBER ODU PM Far Background Far End Receiving

Block Error Ratio
ODU-PM-FEES ODU PM Far Errored Second Far End Receiving
ODU-PM-FESES ODU PM Far Severely Errored Far End Receiving

Second
ODU-PM-FESESR ODU PM Far Severely Errored Far End Receiving

Second Ratio
ODU-PM-FEUAS ODU PM Far Unavailable Far End Receiving

Seconds
ODU-PM-SES ODU PM Severely Errored Near End Receiving

Second
ODU-PM-SESR ODU PM Severely Errored Near End Receiving

Second Ratio
ODU-PM-UAS ODU PM Unavailable Seconds Near End Receiving
Performance Event List of TCM
ODU TCM Background Block

ODU-TCM-BBE Error Near End Receiving
ODU-TCM-BBER ODU TCM Background Block Near End Receiving

Error Ratio
ODU-TCM-BIAES ODU TCM Backward Incoming Far End Receiving

Alignment Errored Second
ODU-TCM-ES ODU TCM Errored Second Near End Receiving
ODU-TCM-FEBBE ODU TCM Far Background Far End Receiving

Block Error
ODU-TCM-FEBBER ODU TCM Far Background Far End Receiving

Block Error Ratio
ODU-TCM-FEES ODU TCM Far Errored Second Far End Receiving
ODU-TCM-FESES ODU TCM Far Severely Errored Far End Receiving

Second
ODU-TCM-FESESR ODU TCM Far Severely Errored Far End Receiving

Second Ratio
ODU-TCM-FEUAS ODU TCM Far Unavailable Far End Receiving

Seconds
ODU-TCM-IAES ODU TCM Incoming Alignment Near End Receiving

Errored Second
ODU-TCM-SES ODU TCM Severely Errored Near End Receiving

Second
ODU-TCM-SESR ODU TCM Severely Errored Near End Receiving

Second Ratio
ODU-TCM-UAS ODU TCM Unavailable Seconds Near End Receiving
Performance Event List of Check and Error Correction
After FEC correct errored rate-This

performance event shows there are still
FEC-AFT-COR-ER errors at the receiver after FEC(float) Near End Receiving
After FEC correct errored rate-This

performance event shows there are still
FEC-AFTCOR-ER errors at the receiver after FEC Near End Receiving
FEC-BEF-COR-ER Before FEC correct errored rate Near End Receiving
FEC-BEFCOR-ER Before FEC correct errored rate(float) Near End Receiving
FEC-COR-0BIT-CNT Forward error correction-orrected 0 bit Near End Receiving

count
FEC-COR-1BIT-CNT Forward error correction-corrected 1 Near End Receiving

bit count
FEC-COR-BYTE-CNT Forward error correction-corrected Near End Receiving

byte count
FEC-UNCOR-BLOCK- Forward error correction-uncorrected Near End Receiving

CNT block count
OPRT
Operation to be done.
Table D-230 OPRT values for APE
Value Description
START starts an adjustment period
STOP stops an adjustment period

Value Description
INITSTD scans the power of channels, and saves the power as the standard value
of the APE
Table D-231 OPRT values for TDC
Value Description
STARTSCAN The status of the TDC scan is start
STOPSCAN The status of the TDC scan is stop
PLDTYPE
Indicates the primary state of the entity.
Table D-232 PLDTYPE values
Value Description
FETH FE service
GETH GE service
ANY ANY service
10GETH 10GE LAN
OTU1 OTU-1
OTU2 OTU-2
OTU3 OTU-3
OTU5G OTU-5G
OC3 OC-3
OC12 OC-12
OC48 OC-48
OC192 OC-192
OC768 OC-768
STM1 STM-1
STM4 STM-4
STM16 STM-16
STM64 STM-64
STM256 STM-256
FC100 FC-100
Value Description
FC200 FC-200
FC400 FC-400
FC800 FC-800
FC1200 FC-1200
FICON FICON
FICONEXP FICON Express
FICON4G FICON4G
FICON8G FICON8G
HDSDI HDSDI
DVBASI DVB_ASI
SDI SDI
ESCON ESCON
FDDI FDDI
ISC1G ISC1G
ISC2G ISC2G
ETR ETR
CLO CLO
IBSDR IBSDR
IBDDR IBDDR
3GSDI 3GSDI
HDSDIRBR HDSDIRBR
3GSDIRBR 3GSDIRBR
PST_STATE
Table D-233 PST_STATE values
Value Description
IS-NR In-service, normal.
OOS-MA Out-of-service, management,
OOS-AU Out-of-service, autonomous.

Value Description
OOS-AUMA Out-of-service, autonomous-and-management, maintenance
RVRTV
Indicates the revertive mode.
Table D-234 RVRTV values
Value Description
Y revertive mode
N non-revertive mode
SAFE
Set the IPA safety control mode. Setting the IPA safety switch mainly concerns the
requirement of long-haul cross-span networking. In this case, do not set the input optical
power to an excessively low value.
Use the safe-level power when you open the laser switch. Default value is N.
Table D-235 SAFE values
Value Description
Y The safety control switch is on. It indicates that the IPA reset optical power
is not more than 10 dBm.
N The safety control switch is off. It indicates that the IPA reset optical power
detection boards are all in position for work.
SC
Indicates the external switch command.
Table D-236 SC values
Value Description
LOCKOUT Lockout the switch

FRCD Force to switch
MAN Switch in manual mode
SST_STATE
Table D-237 SST_STATE values
Value Description
ACT Active.
The entity is currently in use and has spare operating capacity for further usage
demand.
This SST only used when the entity is in the protection group.
Value Description
AINS Automatic in-service.

The entity is in a delay transition to "IS" state. The transition to "IS" is pending on
the correction of off-normal conditions on the entity (such as UEQ for equipment
or FAF for termination point).
FAF Facility failure

The associated transport facility is OOS.
This SST is only used for port or path facility.
FLT Fault
The entity is OOS because it is faulty.
This SST is only used for equipment entity.
LPBK Loopback
Loopback activity is currently being performed on the entity.
MEA Mismatch of equipment and attributes.

The entity is installed with improper equipment or circuit pack, or the correct
equipment has improper attributes.
MT Maintenance
The entity has been manually removed from service for maintenance activity; this
value is accompanied with the PST value OOS-MA or OOS-AUMA.
STBYC Standby-cold
The entity is to back up another entity, but is not synchronized with the backup
entity. An entity with a cold standby status will not be immediately able to take
over the role of the backed-up entity, and will require some initialization activity.
This SST only used when the entity is in the 1-N or 4-BLSR protection group.
STBYH Standby-hot.
The entity is to back up another entity, and is synchronized with the backed-up
entity. An entity with a hot standby status will be immediately able to take over
the role of the backed-up entity, without the need for initialization activity.
This SST only used when the entity is in the 1+1 protection group.
SGEO Supporting entity outage

The associated supporting entity has outage. This value is for qualifying the OOS-
AU state of an entity when its supporting entity is OOS-AU, OOS-MA, or OOS-
AUMA.
SWDL Software downloading.

Software download activity is currently performed on the entity. For example, this
value is applicable to software type entity (such as data file or executable file) and
software loadable equipment.
UAS Unassigned
The entity has not been assigned with the necessary provisioning data; this value
is used for clarifying the PSTQ value MA and AUMA. No service activity and
Value Description
maintenance activity (including monitoring, testing, and service recovery) are

permitted in this state since the necessary data has not been assigned.
UEQ Unequipped.
The equipment entity has not been equipped with the necessary hardware, or the
software entity has not been loaded with the necessary data or code. This value is
used for clarifying the PSTQ value AU.
RDLD This value indicates that the entity is a special (red-lined) circuit. A red-lined
entity can only be deleted by commands with proper value specifications (for
example, the keyword INCL is equal to Y in the DELETE command).
This SST is only used for cross connection.
RDLD-DEA Deactivate RDLD state, only used for cross-connection.
TS Testing activity, test access is currently being conducted on the entity.
SB Suspend Both No.

outgoing traffic is allowed and incoming traffic is ignored. This restriction may be
imposed for non-maintenance reasons. It will always be associated with the PST
value of OOS-MA.
SB-DEA The SB state of the entity is deactivated. "SB-DEA" itself does not represent a
state. Changing the value to SB-DEA means that you are to deactivate the original
SB state.
STATE
Table D-238 STATE values
Value Description
BEGIN Waiting to begin a new IPA control period
END A detecting period is completed of the IPA
LSRON The laser switch is opened of the IPA
LSROFF The laser switch is closed of the IPA
ALM The alarm exists of the IPA
RESTART Restarts the IPA
SAFEDECT Detects the laser safely of the IPA
NORMAL The APE pair is in normal state
ABNORMAL The APE pair detects that the waves are in un-equilibrium state
ADJUSTING The APE pair is adjusting the waves for pre-equilibrium
ADJUSTING The state is in adjustment process.

Value Description
IDLE The ALC node state is idle
WAITING The ALC node is waiting for adjustment process
ABNR The ALC node state is abnormal
ALARM The ALC node device detects an alarm
NOEXIST The ALC node does not exist on the target NE
START The TDC scan start a search
SUCCESS The TDC scan that a search has finished and search objects are found
FAIL The TDC scan that a search has finished but no search objects are found
STATELEVEL
Indicates the state level.
Table D-239 STATELEVEL values
Value Description
FULL The full state model. Each entity supports all states. Configuration and
maintenance operations are all limited by the state model.
COMPLEX The complex state model. In the complex state model, each entity is
restricted by state model.
 To set the state of an entity to OOS, make sure that all the supported
entities at the lower layer are in OOS state.
 To set the state of an entity to IS or AINS, make sure that the entity
at the upper layer is not in OOS state.
SWITCHSTATE
Indicates the state of the switching. It is only valid when the port is in the protection group.
Table D-240 SWITCHSTATE values
Value Description
IDLE Idle
SF Signal fail
SD Signal degrade
MAN Manually switch
FRCD Forced switch
LOCKOUT Lock to the working unit

Value Description
DNR Do not restore
WTR Wait to restore
TYPE
Indicates the unit type of the specified AID.
Table D-241 TYPE values
type Unit type Description
Board type 12NS2 -
11OAU1 -
SFP type OCH Color optical interface
OC Colorless optical interface
EC Electrical interface
CFP4*10G 4*10G CFP interface
Port type CLIENT Client side
LINE Line side
Common mode OTU2 10.7G
OTU3 43G
High-speed mode OTU2E 11.1G
OTU3E 44G
WORKMODE of Ethernet port

The work mode of the port. The initial value is AUTO.
Table D-242 Valid values of WORKMODE
Value Description
AUTO Auto Negotiation
HALF10M 10Mbps half-duplex mode
FULL10M 10Mbps full-duplex mode
HALF100M 100Mbps half-duplex mode

Value Description
10GFULLLAN 10GE LAN full-duplex mode
10GFULLWAN 10GE WAN full-duplex mode

Table D-243 WORKMODE values of specified Ethernet port
Type of interface Valid values
10GFULLLAN
10GE optical/electrical port
10GFULLWAN
GE optical port AUTO
FULL1000M
GE electrical port AUTO
FE optical port FULL100M
FE electrical port AUTO
HALF10M
FULL10M
HALF100M
FULL100M
ACC port FULL1000M
WORKMODE of WDM equipment

Work mode
Table D-244 WORKMODE values
Value Description
NON-CASCADING Non concatenation mode
CASCADING Concatenation mode
NS1 NS1 mode
LQM LQM mode
REG Regeneration mode; applicable to board such as 12ND2
NORMAL Common mode; applicable to board such as 12ND2
D.42 Parameters Related to State Model

The parameters of certain commands can be set only when the entity is in OOS state. The
following table provides such parameters.
Command Parameter
RATEDPOWER
ED-WDM
STDGAIN
SFTH
LOSTH
PWROFFSET
ATTEN
VOAOFFSET
LSRSTATE
ED-EC PLDTYPE
ED-OC LSRSTATE
ALS
PLDTYPE
ED-OCH LSRSTATE
ALS
BANDTYPE
WVNUM
PLDTYPE
ATTEN
VOAOFFSET
ED-<OTUN> FEC
TYPE
TIMACT
TIMMODE
EXPTTISAPI
EXPTTIDAPI
TTISAPI
TTIDAPI
TTIOPER
ED-<ODUN> TIMACT
TIMMODE
EXPTTISAPI
EXPTTIDAPI
TTISAPI
TTIDAPI
TTIOPER
LCKEN
PLM2AIS
MSIM2AIS
Command Parameter
VCPLM2AIS
ED-<TCMMOD2> TIMACT
TIMMODE
EXPTTISAPI
EXPTTIDAPI
TTISAPI
TTIDAPI
TTIOPER
SRCEN
SRCMODE
SINKEN
SINKMODE
LCKEN
ED-<OCN> PRBS
ED-<FCMOD2> EXTERN
ED-TDC AUTOADJ
TDCVAL
OPR-TDC OPRT
OPR-LPBK-<MOD2> LPBKTYPE
RLS-LPBK-<MOD2> AID
CONN-TST-<OTUN/OCN/ODU2> TSTSIG
DUR
INTERVAL
TSTMOD
DISC-TST-<OTUN/OCN/ODU2> AID
DLT-PXC-OCH FROM
ED-CRS-<MOD2> FROM
DLT-CRS-<MOD2> FROM
OPR-PROTNSW-<MOD2> AID
RLS-PROTNSW-<MOD2> AID
OPR-PROTNSW-EQPT AID
RLS-PROTNSW-EQPT AID
ED-LPT LPTENABLE
Command Parameter
ED-PL LOCKPOWER
LSRSTATE
ED-OSC LSRSTATE

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D TL1 Command Reference

D TL1 Command Reference

 D.1 TL1 Overview

 D.3 Configuring DCC

 D.5 Equipment Management

 D.6 Facility Management

 D.7 Configuring RPR

 D.8 Configuring Fiber

 D.9 Configuring Cross-Connections

 D.10 Configuring Transparently Transmitted FE Singal

 D.11 Configuring Service Protection

 D.12 Configuring SCC Protection

 D.13 Configuring Ethernet Related Protection

 D.14 Configuring Ethernet Feature

 D.15 Configuring OTN Overhead

 D.16 Automatic Optical Power Management

 D.17 Configuring Optical Doctor

 D.18 Configuring MCA

 D.19 Configuring Tunable Dispersion Compensator

 D.21 Configuting PIDADJ

 D.22 System Monitor

 D.23 Performance Management

 D.24 Alarm and Event Management

 D.25 System Log Management

 D.26 Configuring LPT

 D.27 Configuring Loopback

 D.28 Connection Test

 D.29 Configuring Orderwire

 D.30 System Maintenance

 D.31 Security Management

 D.32 Backup and Recover

 D.33 System Update

 D.34 SWDL Management

 D.35 Patch Management

 D.36 Database Management

 D.38 DMM Management

 D.39 License Management

 D.40 RADIUS Management

 D.41 TL1 Parameters

 D.42 Parameters Related to State Model

D.1.1 Input Command Messages

Staging Parameter Blocks

In Progress (IP) and Printout Follows (PF)

All Right (OK)

Repeat Later (RL)

D.1.3 Output Response Messages

Completion code Description

COMPLD Represents total successful execution of the input command.

DENY Represents total denial of the input command.

a: The use of this completion code depends on the application domain.

Identification of Output (AUTO ID)

 Alarm Code (ALMCDE)

Alarm code Description

A more complete description of the individual components is in Text Block.

<DATE> Indicates the current date in the format of YYYY-MM-DD; NA

<TIME> Indicates the current time in the format of HH-MM-SS; where: NA

<DSTIME> Indicates whether the daylight saving time (DST) is enabled. NA

<FLAG> Indicates whether DST is enabled. NA

<ADJMODE> Indicates the mode of adjustment, byweek or bydate. NA