Bti7800 Cli Ref Guide

BTI7800 Series Command Line Reference Guide
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Modified: 2017-04-28
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to CLI Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Logging In to the CLI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
CLI Command Syntax Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Keystroke Shortcuts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Inputting Character Strings and Passwords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Entering a Character String Directly on the Command Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Entering a Character String in Response to a Prompt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Controlling Output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
--More-- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Filtering Output with the Pipe (|) Output Modifier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
The "no" Form of a Command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Chapter 2 Data Dictionary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Alarms and Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Chassis Number Ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Slot Identifier Ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Subslot Identifier Ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Port Identifier Ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Location Identifiers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
UFM Interfaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Forward Error Correction (FEC) Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Optical Formats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
DWDM Wavelength Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Chapter 3 Operational Mode Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
autowizard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
clear isis statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
config . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
debug-utils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
del . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
dir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
logging logarchives copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
logging logarchives remove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
logging logarchives show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
logout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
ping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
protection wavelength switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
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statistics clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
statistics copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
system clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
system database backup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
system database restore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
system reload . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
system reload all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
system upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
system upgrade firmware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
traceroute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
view file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
who . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Chapter 4 Global Configuration Mode Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
alias . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
amp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
amp eqpt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
amp eqpt-conn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
amp group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
amp osc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
amp port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
amp wdm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
commit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
cross-connect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
dol fiber-conn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
dol och . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
dol och-xcon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
dol oms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
dol osc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
dol port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
equipment chassis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
equipment chassis module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
equipment chassis module ila . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
equipment chassis module roadm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
equipment chassis module ufm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
equipment chassis module ufm transceiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
equipment chassis module ufm bic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
equipment chassis module ufm bic transceiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
end . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
insert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
logging customer-log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
logging logrotate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158
logging module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
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logging protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162

logging remote-server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
mgt static . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
prbs-mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
protection wavelength group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
protection wavelength port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
protection wavelength switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
router isis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
router isis interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
show configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176
show full-configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177
show history . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
snmp-server community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
snmp-server host . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180
statistics bin-settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
statistics threshold entity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
statistics threshold profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183
system ains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
system auto-prov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
system auto-warm-boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
system chassis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
system clock timezone-location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
system contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190
system controller-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191
system controller-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192
system dns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
system gateway-address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194
system location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195
system mgmt-address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 196
system mgmt dynamic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
system mgmt-sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
system name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
system ntp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
system proxy arp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
system radius . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
system root . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204
system shmm-firmware autoupgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
system snmp notify-target . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
system tacacs-plus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
user-profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
users . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
Chapter 5 Show Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
show alarms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217
show amp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218
show conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220
show cross-connect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221
show dol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
show dol fiber-conn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 224
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show dol fixed-grid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225

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show isis neighbors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
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show system database . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
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show system firmware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
show system mgmt-interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
show system memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
show system ntpstat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287
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List of Tables
Chapter 1 Introduction to CLI Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Table 1: CLI Command Syntax Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Table 2: Special Characters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Chapter 2 Data Dictionary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Table 3: Alarms and Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Table 4: Chassis Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Table 5: Slot Identifier Ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Table 6: Subslot Identifier Ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Table 7: Port Identifier Ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Table 8: Equipment Location Identifier Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Table 9: UFM Interface Location Identifier Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Table 10: ROADM Component Location Identifier Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Table 11: WPS Component Location Identifier Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Table 12: Parameter Definitions and Ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Table 13: UFM Interfaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Table 14: FEC Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Table 15: Optical Formats of Transceivers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Table 16: DWDM Wavelength Plan (50-GHz Spacing) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Chapter 4 Global Configuration Mode Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Table 17: Interface Definition Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Table 18: Physical Layer Parameters (Varies with Interface) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Table 19: Parameters Specific to an Interface Type (Varies with Interface) . . . . . 156
Table 20: RADIUS Configuration Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
Table 21: TACACS+ Configuration Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
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CHAPTER 1
Introduction to CLI Commands
• Logging In to the CLI on page 11

• CLI Command Syntax Conventions on page 12
• Keystroke Shortcuts on page 13
• Inputting Character Strings and Passwords on page 14
• Controlling Output on page 16
• The "no" Form of a Command on page 18
Logging In to the CLI
Use this procedure to log in to the BTI7800 CLI. The BTI7800 CLI can be reached through
SSH on port 22. The BTI7800 can support up to 5 simultaneous user CLI sessions.
1. Physically connect the Management Ethernet interface on the CMM to your

management IP network.
2. Start an SSH session to the management interface from a computer on the

management network. Use the shared management IP address you configured during
commissioning and use port 22.
NOTE: The BTI7800 has multiple IP addresses. You should always use
the shared management IP address to reach the CLI. See Management
Overview for more information on the shared management IP address.
For Linux and MAC OS X, launch a terminal window and start an SSH session. For
Windows, install and launch a terminal application (for example, PuTTY).
$ ssh -p22 user@10.228.220.104

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user@10.228.220.104's password:
Welcome to BTI 7800 CLI admin connected from 192.168.0.157 using ssh on scm2
bti7800#
After you supply the correct login credentials, you will be logged in to the active SCM.
3. When you log in, your CLI session is automatically placed in operational mode. To
enter configuration mode type config. To return to operational mode, type exit.
bti7800# config
Entering configuration mode terminal
bti7800(config)#
bti7800(config)# exit
bti7800#
Operational mode commands do not change the stored configuration. An example

of an operational mode command is the show command. To change the stored
configuration, you must execute commands in configuration mode.
4. If desired, use the set command to set user preferences for this session.
bti7800# set ?
Possible completions:
complete-on-space Enable/disable completion on space
idle-timeout Configure idle timeout
ignore-leading-space Ignore leading whitespace (true/false)
paginate Paginate output from CLI commands
prompt1 Set operational mode prompt
prompt2 Set configure mode prompt
screen-length Configure screen length
screen-width Configure screen width
terminal Set terminal type
For example, to set the idle-timeout to 6000 seconds:
bti7800# set idle-timeout 6000

bti7800#
NOTE: If you want settings to persist across login sessions, use the
user-profile command in configuration mode.
CLI Command Syntax Conventions
The following table lists the command syntax conventions used throughout this document.
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Table 1: CLI Command Syntax Conventions

Convention Description
bold Commands, command options, and keywords
italics or <italics> Arguments in which you supply values
[] Elements in square brackets are optional.
{x|y|z} Alternative keywords are grouped in braces and

separated by vertical lines.
[x|y|z] Optional alternative keywords are grouped in

square brackets and separated by vertical lines.
The options might be mutually inclusive or
mutually exclusive, depending on the command.
<keyboard_key> A key on the keyboard
Keystroke Shortcuts
The following table lists the keystroke shortcuts that are available and the actions they
perform.
Keystroke Sequence Common Name Action
<DEL> Delete Backspace one character and delete
? Question Mark Provides help information
Â Control+A Position cursor to the start of the line
^B Control+B Position cursor left one character
^C Control+C Console interrupt character
^D Control+D Delete current character
Ê Control+E Position cursor to end of line
^F Control+F Position cursor right one character
^H Control+H Backspace one character and delete
Î Tab Complete current word
^K Control+K Delete to end of line
^L Control+L Redraw line

Keystroke Sequence Common Name Action
^N Control+N Move down one line in command

history
^P Control+P Move up one line in command history
^R Control+R Reverse search
^T Control+T Switch characters
Û Control+U Clears input and resets line buffer
^W Control+W Deletes word
^X Control+X Clears input and resets line buffer
^Z Control+Z Exits current mode and returns to

previous mode.
\ Back Slash If character escaping, ignore special

meaning of following character
<SP> Space Separates keywords
" Quotation Mark Surrounds a single token
Inputting Character Strings and Passwords
NOTE: This section applies to configuring character strings and CLI user
passwords (that is, the passwords used to log in to the CLI). This section
does not apply to entering other types of passwords, such as commands
where you specify passwords for FTP/SFTP.
Some commands require you to enter character strings. If the character string includes
any of the following special characters, then special handling is required:
Table 2: Special Characters

Special
Character Name Uses
| pipe Used for controlling output
; semicolon Used for delimiting commands
? question mark Used for listing command completion options
<space> space Used for delimiting words

Table 2: Special Characters (continued)

Special
Character Name Uses
! exclamation mark Used for delimiting comments (such as in scripts)
“ quotation mark Used for delimiting character strings
\ backslash Used for escaping special characters
How you enter these special characters depends on where you type the character string.
The CLI allows you two ways of entering character strings:
• Entering a Character String Directly on the Command Line on page 15

• Entering a Character String in Response to a Prompt on page 16
Entering a Character String Directly on the Command Line

When entering a character or CLI user password string directly on the command line and
that string contains special characters, enclose the entire string in quotation marks.
For example:
bti7800(config-module-ufm:1/7)# custom1 "abcd!efg"

bti7800(config-module-ufm:1/7)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config-module-ufm:1/7)# do show equipment chassis:1 module ufm:1/7

Module PEC Admin Oper Custom1
--------------- -------------- -------- --------------- ------------
ufm:1/7 BT8A78UFM4 up notPresent abcd!efg
If the string includes a backslash (\) or a quotation mark (“), precede it with a backslash
(\) to escape it.
For example:
bti7800(config-module-ufm:1/7)# custom1 "abcd\\efg"

Commit complete.

--------------- -------------- -------- --------------- ------------
ufm:1/7 BT8A78UFM4 up notPresent abcd\efg
bti7800(config-module-ufm:1/7)# custom1 "abcd\"efg"

Commit complete.

--------------- -------------- -------- --------------- ------------
ufm:1/7 BT8A78UFM4 up notPresent abcd"efg

Entering a Character String in Response to a Prompt

When entering a character string in response to a prompt, there are fewer restrictions,
but there are differences between configuring a character string for a parameter and
configuring a CLI user password.
• When configuring a CLI user password, you can use all special characters at the prompt.
For example:
bti7800(config)# users user password

(<string: Password >): abcd”;\|efg
NOTE: The password is shown in clear text for illustration purposes only.
On the CLI, the password is shown as a series of asterisks (*).
• When configuring a character string, you can use all special characters but if your string
includes a backslash (\) or a quotation mark (“), you must escape it with a backslash
(\).
For example:
bti7800(config-module-amp:1/4)# custom1
(<string, min: 0 chars, max: 255 chars>) (): abcd\”:\\|efg
bti7800(config-module-amp:1/4)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config-module-amp:1/4)# do show equipment chassis:1 module amp:1/4
Module PEC Admin State Oper State Custom1
--------------- -------------- -------------- --------------- ---------------
amp:1/4 BT8A78AMP1 up down abcd":\|efg
Controlling Output
The CLI allows you many ways to control and save the output of a command.
--More--
The CLI supports a MORE facility to control the amount of output when a large amount
of data is displayed. After a screen's worth of data is displayed, a "--More--" prompt is
shown at the bottom of the screen and the output is suspended until the user types in
one of the following keys:
• <SPACE> to display the next screen's worth of data or remaining output.
• <CR> to scroll down one line.
• <q> or <SHIFT><q> to terminate the command.
The number of lines displayed is determined by the screen size values that are sent in by
the Telnet or SSH client. The number of lines that are displayed for each screen of a
MORE displayed are the screen size less 1 line for the "--More--" prompt.

For example:
bti7800# show equipment

Chassis PEC Admin State Oper State Custom1 Custom2
--------------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ------------------ -------
chassis:1 BT8A78CH14 enabled up
Module PEC Admin State Oper State Custom1 Custo

---------- -------------- ----------- -------------- ------------------ -----
amp:1/4 BT8A78AMP1 enabled down
cmm:1/A BT8A78CMM1 enabled up
cmm:1/B BT8A78CMM1 enabled up
fan:1/1 BT8A78FAN1 enabled up
ila:1/5 BT8A78AMPL enabled down
--More--
Filtering Output with the Pipe (|) Output Modifier

The pipe (|) output modifier allows you filter output as well as to save the output to a
file. The supported options are shown in the following table:
Option Description
append file Appends the output to the specified file.
begin string Displays output beginning at the line that contains the
specified string.
count Displays a count of the number of lines of output.
exclude string Displays lines that do not contain the specified string.
include string Displays lines that only contain the specified string.
linnum Ennumerates lines in the output.
more Displays a full screen's worth of lines followed by a --More--

prompt.
nomore Displays output in its entirety without the --More-- prompt.

This is useful when saving the output to a file.
save file [ overwrite ] Saves the output to the specified file with the option to
overwrite the specified file if the specified file already exists.
until string Displays lines up to and including the line that contains the
specified string.

NOTE: You can use multiple pipes in the same command. The order that you
enter the pipes dictates the order that the pipes are executed. See example.
For example:
bti7800# show equipment | include cmm | linnum

1: cmm:1/A BT8A78CMM1 enabled up
2: cmm:1/B BT8A78CMM1 enabled up
bti7800# show equipment | linnum | include cmm

8: cmm:1/A BT8A78CMM1 enabled up
9: cmm:1/B BT8A78CMM1 enabled up
The "no" Form of a Command
The "no" form of a command can take the following meanings depending on the context:
• Sets the parameter back to its default value. For example, to set the parameter,
signaling-mode, back to its default value:
bti7800(config-interface-10ge:1/3/1/1)# signaling-mode ?
Possible completions: [legacy] legacy standard
bti7800(config-interface-10ge:1/3/1/1)# no signaling-mode
bti7800(config-interface-10ge:1/3/1/1)# signaling-mode ?
Possible completions: [standard] legacy standard
• Negates a command. For example, to enable the airfilterAbsence alarm:
bti7800(config)# no conditions settings airfilterAbsense disable
• Deletes a provisioned entity. For example, to delete an interface:
bti7800(config)# no interface 10ge:1/3/1/2
Note that the "no" form of the same command might take on different meanings
depending on the parameters you use in the command.
• This sets the parameter back to its default value:
bti7800(config)# no system auto-warm-boot
• This enables the option:
bti7800(config)# no system auto-warm-boot disabled

CHAPTER 2
Data Dictionary
• Alarms and Conditions on page 19

• Chassis Number Ranges on page 27
• Slot Identifier Ranges on page 28
• Subslot Identifier Ranges on page 29
• Port Identifier Ranges on page 30
• Location Identifiers on page 30
• UFM Interfaces on page 32
• Forward Error Correction (FEC) Types on page 35
• Optical Formats on page 36
• DWDM Wavelength Plan on page 37
Alarms and Conditions
Table 3: Alarms and Conditions

Default
Alarm/condition Description Severity Service Affecting
airFilterAbsence Air filter absent. No air filter has been detected in the Major No
BTI7814 chassis. An air filter is mandatory in the BTI7814
chassis. This alarm does not apply to the other chassis
types.
ais-l Alarm indication signal, line, SONET. The local port has Not alarmed Yes
received an AIS-L signal from the NE at the far end of the
fiber. This indicates that an SF condition exists upstream
of (and towards) the local node.
apr Automatic power reduction. For safety reasons, the local Critical Yes
port has automatically reduced laser power because it
has detected optical back reflection exceeding the high
threshold.
This can occur if the fiber is not plugged in properly.

Table 3: Alarms and Conditions (continued)

Default
apsd Automatic power shutdown. The local port has Critical Yes
automatically shut down its laser because the receive
optical power has dropped below the receive LOL
threshold.
This can occur if the fiber is not plugged in properly or if

there is a problem at the far-end transmitter or if there is
a problem in the fiber itself.
bdi Backward defect indication, OTN. The local port has Not alarmed No
received a BDI signal from the NE at the far end of the
fiber. This indicates that an SF condition exists
downstream of (and away from) the local node.
contComS Control communications failure, span section, amplifier. Major Yes

OSC control communications with the NE at the far end
of the span section have failed.
Check for OSC alarms on the far end NE and resolve.
diskHighUsage Disk high usage. Disk usage has exceeded 90%. This is Major No
typically caused by an over-accumulation of log files.
Use the CLI logging commands to delete unwanted log

files, to move log files off the NE, or to set up automatic
log rotation.
This alarm clears when disk usage falls below 70%.
envCurrentHighTh Current above high threshold. The output current at the Major Yes
AC PEM is above the high current threshold.
envCurrentLowTh Current below low threshold. The output current at the Major Yes
AC PEM is below the low current threshold.
envTempHighTh Environment temperature above high threshold. The Major Yes

temperature at the indicated module has exceeded the
high temperature threshold. The fan speed in the chassis
is increased to the maximum.
envTempLowTh Environment temperature above low threshold. The Not alarmed Yes
temperature at the indicated module has exceeded
(above) the low temperature threshold. The fan speed
in the chassis begins to increase.
envVoltHighTh Environment voltage above high threshold on the AC Major Yes

PEM.
The input AC voltage is greater than 255 VAC.
Continued operation might cause equipment damage.

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Default
envVoltLowTh Environment voltage below low threshold (on the PEM). Major Yes
AC PEM: The input AC voltage is less than 90 VAC.
DC PEM: The input DC voltage is less than 40 VDC.
eqptBrownout Equipment brownout. The input voltage to the module Major Yes
has dropped below approximately 40 VDC.
This alarm applies to the UFM6 only.
eqptComm Equipment management communications failure. The Major Yes

CMM is not able to communicate with the specified
equipment. Depending on the reason behind this alarm,
traffic might be affected.
eqptDgrd Equipment degrade. This is raised when UFM or BIC Major Yes
initialization fails.
eqptFail Equipment fail. A hardware self test has detected faulty Critical Yes
hardware.
eqptMism Equipment mismatch. The installed equipment does not Critical Yes
match the provisioned equipment.
eqptMiss Equipment missing. Equipment is provisioned but not Critical Yes

physically installed.
fanSpeedLowTh Fan speed below low threshold. Major Yes
This can be caused by a faulty cooling unit or by a

problem with the power entry module.
feci Far end node configuration mismatch. Major Yes
Verify the configuration at the far end NE.
feim Far end node identification mismatch. Major Yes
Verify the configuration at the far end NE.
firmUpgrdInProg Automatic shelf management (SHMM) firmware upgrade Not alarmed No

is in progress.
firmUpgrdFail A shelf management (SHMM) firmware upgrade has Major No

failed. This alarm applies to both manual and automatic
SHMM firmware upgrades.
This alarm clears the next time a SHMM firmware upgrade

is attempted.


Default
firmUpgrdReqd Firmware upgrade required. The version of firmware Major No

running on the module does not match the version of
firmware in the software load.
Use the show system firmware command to see what

firmware requires upgrading, and then upgrade the
indicated firmware on the module.
forced Forced protection switch active. Not alarmed No
The operator has forced a protection switch. The force

remains active until a switch release is invoked.
highBer High bit error rate. The local port has detected a bit error Major No
rate in the received signal higher than the threshold. This
can be caused by a problem in the fiber or by excessive
attenuation in the signal.
invUnknown Inventory unknown. The installed equipment is not Major No

recognized.
Ensure that the software version supports the specified

equipment.
inventoryUnsupp Inventory item not supported. A QSFP28 transceiver is Major Yes

installed in a port that supports only QSFP+ transceivers.
isisAdjDown IS-IS adjacency down. An IS-IS adjacency has gone down. Major Yes
This link will no longer be considered for routing.
laserFail Laser failure. Critical Yes
laserTempHighTh Laser temperature above high temperature threshold. Major No
laserTempLowTh Laser temperature below low temperature threshold. Major No
lck ODU locked. The port has received an ODU-LCK signal Critical Yes
from the NE at the far end of the fiber. This indicates that
a transmitting interface at an upstream node has been
administratively disabled.
lf Local fault. The local port has received an LF signal from Not alarmed No
the NE at the far end of the fiber. This indicates that an
SF condition exists upstream of the local node.
lockout Lockout of protection. Not alarmed No
The operator has locked out a line for protection. The

lockout protection switch remains active until a switch
release is invoked.


Default
lof Loss of frame alignment. Critical Yes
lolightRx Loss of light, receive. The optical power received has Critical Yes
dropped below the LOL threshold.
NOTE: In some ROADM network topologies with ILAs

deployed, amplified spontaneous emissions (ASE) might
accumulate sufficiently to cause this alarm to clear on
provisioned but unoccupied optical channels. (The ASE
will not be high enough to affect optical performance,
however.)
lolightTx Loss of light, transmit. The optical power transmitted has Major Yes
dropped below the LOL threshold.

however.)
lom Loss of multiframe. The multiframe alignment process Critical Yes

is in the out-of-multiframe (OOM) state.
los Loss of signal. The local port has detected a loss of Critical Yes
received signal power.
loSpecRx Loss out of specification, receive. The optical receive loss Critical Yes
is outside the allowable range configured.
loSync Loss of synchronization. The received signal cannot be Critical Yes

synchronized.
lpbk Loopback operated. The operator has initiated loopback Not alarmed No
on the local port.
This setting
should not be
changed.
memHighUsage Memory high usage. Memory usage has exceeded 90%. Major No
This alarm clears when memory usage falls below 70%.
modTempHighTh Module temperature above high threshold. The Major No

temperature on the 100G Coherent MSA XCVR has
exceeded the high temperature threshold.
modTempLowTh Module temperature below low threshold. The Major No

temperature on the 100G Coherent MSA XCVR has
exceeded (above) the low temperature threshold.


Default
modTempShutdown Module temperature shutdown. The 100G Coherent MSA Critical Yes
XCVR has exceeded the high temperature shutdown
threshold and has been shut down.
ms-ais Multiplex section alarm indication signal, SDH. The local Not alarmed Yes
port has received an MS-AIS signal from the NE at the
far end of the fiber. This indicates an SF condition
upstream of the local node.
ms-rdi Multiplex section remote defect indication, SDH. The Not alarmed No
local port has received an MS-RDI signal from the NE at
the far end of the fiber. This indicates an SF condition
downstream of the local node.
nonCoLocatedController Controllers are in different chassis. In a multichassis Critical Yes

configuration, the CMMs that act as the system
controllers must be in the same chassis.
Follow the instructions to set up a proper multichassis

configuration.
obrHt Optical back reflection high threshold exceeded. The Minor Yes
optical back reflection has exceeded the high threshold.
This can occur if the fiber is not plugged in properly.
ochAis Alarm indication signal, OCH. The OCH has received an Not alarmed Yes
AIS signal from the NE at the far end of the fiber. This
indicates that an SF condition exists upstream of (and
towards) the local node.
ochOci Open connection indication, OCH. The OCH has received Critical Yes
an OCH-OCI signal from the NE at the far end of the fiber.
This usually indicates a missing optical cross-connect
upstream.
ochUeq OCH unequipped. Critical Yes


Default
oci Open connection indication, ODU. The interface has Critical Yes
received an ODU-OCI signal from the NE at the far end
of the fiber. This usually indicates a missing cross-connect
upstream.
NOTE: The local interface that receives the ODU-OCI

signal raises this alarm only if the local interface is part
of a cross-connect. If the local interface is not part of a
cross-connect, the received ODU-OCI signal is ignored.
An interface transmits an ODU-OCI signal downstream

if the interface is open (that is, not part of any
cross-connect).
For multiplexed ODU interfaces, the ODU-OCI signal is

transmitted (and therefore received) on the containing
ODU interface, not on the individual ODU subinterfaces.
The containing ODU interface transmits the ODU-OCI
signal if none of the contained ODU subinterfaces is part
of a cross-connect. The containing ODU interface stops
transmitting the ODU-OCI signal if at least one of the
contained ODU subinterfaces is part of a cross-connect.
The ODU-OCI signal on multiplexed interfaces does not
indicate which specific subinterface is open (that is, not
part of a cross-connect).
odu-ais ODU alarm indication signal. The interface has received Not alarmed Yes
an ODU-AIS signal from the NE at the far end of the fiber.
This indicates that an SF condition exists upstream of
(and towards) the local node.
In addition to standard use of ODU-AIS signals, the

BTI7800 originates an ODU-AIS signal in the following
situations:
• A multiplexed ODU subinterface transmits an ODU-AIS

signal when the subinterface detects an ODTG tributary
mismatch.
• On a UFM6, an optical channel transmits a default
ODU4 signal containing ODU-AIS for each ODU4
interface not created.
omsAis Alarm indication signal, OMS. The local OMS has received Not alarmed Yes
an AIS signal from the NE at the far end of the fiber. This
indicates that an SF condition exists upstream of (and
towards) the local node.
oneCableDisconnected One multichassis cable disconnected. Major Yes
oprHighTh Optical power received above high threshold. Major No
oprLowTh Optical power received below low threshold. Major No


Default
oprHighFail Optical power received high fail. Not alarmed No
optHighTh Optical power transmitted above high threshold. Major No
optLowTh Optical power received below low threshold. Major No
partitionFault Disk partition fault detected. Major No
Perform a warm reboot of the affected module.
posRxHigh Receive power out of specification, high. The optical Minor Yes
power received is above the high threshold.
posRxLow Receive power out of specification, low. The optical power Major Yes
received is below the low threshold.

however.)
posTx Power out of specification, transmit. The optical power Critical Yes
transmitted is below the POS low threshold, or above
the POS high threshold.

however.)
powerAbsent No power available. Critical Yes
AC PEM: The input AC voltage to the PEM is less than 90

VAC or greater than 255 VAC, and the output DC voltage
of the PEM is less than 40 VDC or greater than 60 VDC.
DC PEM: The input and output DC voltages of the PEM

are less than 40 VDC or greater than 60 VDC.
prbs PRBS test activated. Not alarmed No
This setting
should not be
changed.
preFecBerTh Pre-FEC bit error rate above high threshold. Minor No


Default
pyldMism Payload mismatch, ODU. The expected payload type Critical Yes
within the ODU signal is not the same as the received
payload type.
Verify the configuration along the payload path.
rdi-l Remote defect indication, line. The local port has received Not alarmed No
an RDI-L signal from the NE at the far end of the fiber.
This indicates an SF condition exists downstream of the
local node.
rf Remote fault. The local port has received an RF signal Not alarmed No
from the NE at the far end of the fiber. This indicates that
an SF condition exists at a node downstream of the local
node.
scmNmiDown System controller management (SCM) interface down. Major Yes
scmNoNmConn No network management connectivity on either system Critical Yes

controller management (SCM) modules.
sd Signal degrade. The local port is in a signal degrade state Minor No

due to a sufficient number of errors in the received signal.
tLossRxHt Loss above high threshold, receive. The measured optical Minor Yes
power loss in the receive fiber is above the high threshold.
tLossRxLt Loss below low threshold, receive. The measured optical Minor Yes
power loss in the receive fiber is below the low threshold.
tim Trace identifier mismatch. The expected trace identifier Major No

is different from the actual trace identifier received.
Verify fiber connectivity and trace ID configuration at the

far end.
This alarm clears when the expected trace identifier is

received.
upgr Upgrade In progress. Minor Yes
This alarm clears when the upgrade is finished.
Chassis Number Ranges
The chassis number specifies the chassis within a system.

Table 4: Chassis Numbers

Chassis Chassis number
Passive equipment 0
NOTE: The chassis number for passive equipment is conceptual. Passive equipment does not
reside in a chassis.
Main (or hub) chassis 1
Satellite chassis 2
NOTE: This document distinguishes between a chassis number and a chassis

identifier. The chassis identifier is a self-contained addressable entity whereas
the chassis number is not. The chassis number is part of the chassis identifier.
For example, chassis:1 is a chassis identifier with a chassis number of 1.
NOTE: There is no chassis identifier called chassis:0. When you add a passive
module, you do not specify a chassis identifier. However, you do specify a
chassis number when you refer to passive equipment. For example, md:0/3
is a valid passive equipment identifier.
Slot Identifier Ranges
The slot identifier specifies a module's location in a chassis.
Table 5: Slot Identifier Ranges

Modules Slot Identifier Range
Service Module BTI7814: 1 through 14
BTI7802: 1, 2
BTI7801: 1
Chassis Alarm Panel BTI7814: 1
BTI7802: 1
BTI7801: –
Chassis Management Module BTI7814: A, B
BTI7802: A, B
BTI7801: A

Table 5: Slot Identifier Ranges (continued)

Modules Slot Identifier Range
Cooling Module (FAN) BTI7814: 1 through 4
BTI7802: 1
BTI7801: 1
Booster Fan (FAN) BTI7814: 5, 6
BTI7802: –
BTI7801: –
Power Entry Module BTI7814: 1 through 4
BTI7802: 1, 2
BTI7801: 1, 2
Ethernet and Serial Link BTI7814: –
BTI7802: –
BTI7801: 1
Passive equipment 1 through 255
NOTE: The slot identifier for passive equipment is conceptual. Passive

equipment does not reside in slots in a chassis.
Subslot Identifier Ranges
The subslot identifier specifies where a component resides within a module. Depending
on the module, the subslot can be a physical subslot or a logical subslot.
Table 6: Subslot Identifier Ranges

Modules Subslot Identifier Range
UFM3 This module consists of two BIC subslots:
• BIC: 1, 2
UFM4 This module consists of two subslots corresponding to the 100G Coherent MSA
XCVR and the BIC, respectively:
• 100G Coherent MSA XCVR: 1

• BIC: 2
UFM6 This module has a fixed configuration consisting of two logical subslots
corresponding to the two port groups:
• Port group 1: 1
• Port group 2: 2

Table 6: Subslot Identifier Ranges (continued)

Modules Subslot Identifier Range
ROADM2 These modules have a fixed configuration consisting of two logical subslots
corresponding to the main module and the CFP2 module, respectively:
ILA
• Main module (client and line): 0
• CFP2 module: 1
FMD96 These modules have a fixed configuration with one logical subslot:
• Main module (client and line): 0
Port Identifier Ranges
The port identifier specifies a specific port within a module.
Table 7: Port Identifier Ranges

Ports Port Identifier Range
UFM4 100G Coherent MSA XCVR 1
UFM6 port group 1 1 through 10
UFM6 port group 2 400G Coherent MSA XCVR 1
12x SFP+ BIC 1 through 12
1x CFP BIC 1
ROADM2, ILA C1, C2, L1, PRE
WPS C1 through C4, L1A through L4A, L1B

through L4B
FMD96 1 through 96
Location Identifiers
Location identifiers are used in various commands to specify where components reside
in the system.
Table 8: Equipment Location Identifier Format

Equipment Identifier
Module chassis/slot
BIC chassis/slot/subslot

Table 8: Equipment Location Identifier Format (continued)

Equipment Identifier
Transceiver chassis/slot/subslot/port
Table 9: UFM Interface Location Identifier Format

UFM type Interfaces Identifier
UFM3 All interfaces Non-multiplexed: chassis/slot/subslot/port
UFM4 Multiplexed: chassis/slot/subslot/port.sub-interface
UFM6 All interfaces except Port group 1 (non-multiplexed): chassis/slot/subslot/port/subport

for opticalChannel
Port group 2 (multiplexed):
chassis/slot/subslot/port/subport.channel.tributary.sub-interface
UFM6 opticalChannel Port group 2: chassis/slot/subslot/port/subport.channel
Table 10: ROADM Component Location Identifier Format

Component Identifier
port chassis/slot/subslot/port
oms
osc
och chassis/slot/subslot/port/channel
Table 11: WPS Component Location Identifier Format

Component Identifier
wpsport chassis/slot/port
wpsgroup chassis/slot/group
Table 12: Parameter Definitions and Ranges

Parameter Definition Range
chassis The chassis number. See “Chassis Number Ranges” on page 27.
slot The slot within the chassis. See “Slot Identifier Ranges” on page 28.
subslot The subslot identifier within the module. See “Subslot Identifier Ranges” on page 29.
port The port identifier within the subslot or module. See “Port Identifier Ranges” on page 30.

Table 12: Parameter Definitions and Ranges (continued)

Parameter Definition Range
subport This applies to UFM6 only. UFM6:
In port group 1, depending on the transceiver, • Port group 1 subports: 1 through 4

each port can be physically divided into
NOTE: Subports 2 through 4 are only applicable for
subports using a fiber breakout device. These
transceivers that require a fiber breakout device.
subports connect to external equipment.
• Port group 2 subports: 1, 2
In port group 2, the conceptual 400-Gbps port
is divided into two physical subports on the
UFM faceplate.
channel The meaning of an optical channel depends UFM6:

on the context:
• Optical channel in a subport in port group 2: 1
• UFM6: The optical channel in a subport in
port group 2 ROADM:
• ROADM: The optical channel that bears user • Alphanumeric string up to 32 characters long
traffic.
tributary This parameter specifies the tributary within UFM6:

an optical channel on a UFM6.
• Port group 2 subport optical channel OTU4 tributaries:
A tributary is a signal that is modulated onto 1, 2
an optical channel. Each optical channel on a
UFM6 can carry up to two OTU4 tributaries.
sub-interface A sub-interface is a lower-order ODU UFM3, UFM4:

multiplexed within a higher-order ODU. ODU4
signals on all UFMs can be configured to • ODU2 sub-interface within an ODU4: 1 through 10
contain multiplexed lower-order ODUs.
UFM6:
• ODU2e sub-interface within an ODU4: 1 through 10
group This parameter specifies the protection group WPS:

for WPS.
• WPS group: 1 through 4
UFM Interfaces
Interfaces on the UFM are defined by their names and types and are addressed in the
following format: interface_name:location_id, as shown in the following table:
Table 13: UFM Interfaces

Interface Interface Supported Supported
name type UFMs transceivers Interface identifier
otu2 otnOtu UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:

transceivers.
UFM4 • otu2:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: otu2:1/5/2/3

Table 13: UFM Interfaces (continued)

otu2e otnOtu UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3:

transceivers.
• otu2e:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: otu2e:1/5/2/4
otu4 otnOtu UFM3 All 100-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:

and 400-Gbps
UFM4 transceivers. • otu4:chassis/slot/subslot/port
UFM6 For example: otu4:1/5/2/1
UFM6:
• otu4:chassis/slot/subslot/port/subport.channel.tributary
for OTU4 interfaces within an optical channel
For example: otu4:1/5/2/1/2.1.2
1
odu2 otnOdu UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:
transceivers.
UFM4 • odu2:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: odu2:1/5/2/3
2
transceivers.
UFM4 • odu2:chassis/slot/subslot/port.sub-interface for ODU2
sub-interfaces within an ODU4
For example: odu2:1/5/2/1.1
3
odu2e otnOdu UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3:
transceivers.
• odu2e:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: odu2e:1/5/2/3
odu2e otnOdu UFM3 All 100-Gbps UFM3:

transceivers.
• odu2e:chassis/slot/subslot/port.sub-interface
for ODU2e sub-interfaces within an ODU4
For example: odu2e:1/5/2/1.1
4
odu2e otnOdu UFM6 400G UFM6:
Coherent MSA
XCVR • odu2e:chassis/slot/subslot/port/subport.
channel.tributary.sub-interface
for ODU2e sub-interfaces within an ODU4
For example: odu2e:1/5/2/1/2.1.2.8


5
and 400-Gbps
UFM4 transceivers. • odu4:chassis/slot/subslot/port
UFM6 For example: odu4:1/5/2/1
UFM6:
• odu4:chassis/slot/subslot/port/subport.channel.tributary
for ODU4 interfaces within an optical channel.
For example: odu4:1/5/2/1/2.1.2
10ge ethernetCsmacd UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:

transceivers on
UFM4 UFM3, UFM4. • 10ge:chassis/slot/subslot/port
UFM6 All 4x10-Gbps For example: 10ge:1/5/2/3

transceivers on
UFM6. UFM6:
• 10ge:chassis/slot/subslot/port/subport
For example: 10ge:1/5/1/10/4
100ge ethernetCsmacd UFM3 All 100-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:

transceivers
UFM4 except the • 100ge:chassis/slot/subslot/port
100G Coherent
UFM6 For example:100ge:1/5/2/1
CFP
transceiver
and the 100G UFM6:
Coherent MSA
XCVR. • 100ge:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: 100ge:1/5/1/1
oc192 sonet UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:

transceivers.
UFM4 • oc192:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: oc192:1/5/2/3
stm64 sonet UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:

transceivers.
UFM4 • stm64:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: stm64:1/5/2/3
6
wanOc192 sonet UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:
transceivers.
UFM4 • wanOc192:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: wanOc192:1/5/2/3


7
wanStm64 sonet UFM3 All 10-Gbps UFM3, UFM4:
transceivers.
UFM4 • wanStm64:chassis/slot/subslot/port
For example: wanStm64:1/5/2/3
och opticalChannel UFM6 400G UFM6:

Coherent MSA
XCVR • och:chassis/slot/subslot/port/subport.channel
For example: och:1/5/2/1/2.1
1
Created automatically when an otu2 interface is created.
2
Created automatically when a gmp-capable odu4 interface is created.
3
Created automatically when an otu2e interface is created.
4
Created automatically when a gmp-capable odu4 interface is created.
5
Created automatically when an otu4 interface is created.
6
10GbE WAN PHY over OC-192.
7
10GbE WAN PHY over STM-64.
Forward Error Correction (FEC) Types
Forward error correction can be provisioned on OTU and optical channel interfaces. The
following are the supported configurations:
Table 14: FEC Types

Interface Supported FEC Types
OTU2 or OTU2e • No FEC (no-fec)

• Generic FEC (g-fec)
• G.975.1 i.4 Super FEC (s-fec-i4)
• G.975.1 i.7 Super FEC (s-fec-i7)
NOTE: The ports on the 12x SFP+ BIC are divided into
three port groups (ports 1 to 4, ports 5 to 8, ports 9 to
12). Within each port group, you cannot configure one
port for G.975.1 i.4 Super FEC and another port for
G.975.1 i.7 Super FEC. The Super FEC settings are
mutually exclusive within a port group.
OTU4 on 100G Coherent MSA XCVR • Soft-Decision FEC (soft-fec)
OTU4 on 100G Coherent CFP • Soft-Decision FEC (soft-fec)

Table 14: FEC Types (continued)

Interface Supported FEC Types
OTU4 on all other CFPs • Swizzle FEC (swiz-fec)
Optical channel on 400G Coherent • Soft-Decision FEC for the optical channel
MSA XCVR (sd-fec-25pc)
NOTE: This FEC is applied to the optical channel, which

can include one or two OTU4 signals.
Optical Formats
The optical-format is an attribute of a transceiver.
Table 15: Optical Formats of Transceivers

Transceiver PEC Optical Format
SFP+ 850nm 200m Dual-Rate 10.3 and 10.5Gbps BP3AD6SS fixedX1
SFP+ 1310nm 10km Multi-Rate 9.9 to 11.1Gbps BP3AM6MS fixedX1
SFP+ DWDM Fixed 80km Multi-Rate 9.9 to 11.1Gbps BP3AM6DL-xx fixedX1
SFP+ DWDM Tunable 80km Multi-Rate 9.9 to 11.1Gbps BP3AM6TL tunableX1
QSFP+ 4x10GBASE LR QSFPP-4X10GE-LR fixedX4
QSFP28 100GE LR4 QSFP-100G-LR4-2 fixedX4
CFP 100GBASE-SR10 100m BP3AMASS fixedX10
CFP 100GBASE-LR4 10km BP3AMDLI fixedX4
100G Coherent CFP-M05 CFP-100GBASE-CHRT tunableX1
100G Coherent CFP BP3AMCTL tunableX1
100G Coherent MSA XCVR – tunableX1
(integrated in the UFM4)
400G Coherent MSA XCVR – tunableX2
(integrated in the UFM6)

DWDM Wavelength Plan
NOTE: This table can be displayed using the CLI.
The BTI7800 Series DWDM wavelength plan is aligned with the ITU C-Band grid.
Table 16: DWDM Wavelength Plan (50-GHz Spacing)

Client Port Number
Frequency (THz) Wavelength (nm) (multiplexer/demultiplexer)
196.10 1528.77 C96
196.05 1529.16 C95
196.00 1529.55 C94
195.95 1529.94 C93
195.90 1530.33 C92
195.85 1530.72 C91
195.80 1531.12 C90
195.75 1531.51 C89
195.70 1531.90 C88
195.65 1532.29 C87
195.60 1532.68 C86
195.55 1533.07 C85
195.50 1533.47 C84
195.45 1533.86 C83
195.40 1534.25 C82
195.35 1534.64 C81
195.30 1535.04 C80
195.25 1535.43 C79
195.20 1535.82 C78

Table 16: DWDM Wavelength Plan (50-GHz Spacing) (continued)

Client Port Number
195.15 1536.22 C77
195.10 1536.61 C76
195.05 1537.00 C75
195.00 1537.40 C74
194.95 1537.79 C73
194.90 1538.19 C72
194.85 1538.58 C71
194.80 1538.98 C70
194.75 1539.37 C69
194.70 1539.77 C68
194.65 1540.16 C67
194.60 1540.56 C66
194.55 1540.95 C65
194.50 1541.35 C64
194.45 1541.75 C63
194.40 1542.14 C62
194.35 1542.54 C61
194.30 1542.94 C60
194.25 1543.33 C59
194.20 1543.73 C58
194.15 1544.13 C57
194.10 1544.53 C56
194.05 1544.92 C55


Client Port Number
194.00 1545.32 C54
193.95 1545.72 C53
193.90 1546.12 C52
193.85 1546.52 C51
193.80 1546.92 C50
193.75 1547.32 C49
193.70 1547.72 C48
193.65 1548.11 C47
193.60 1548.51 C46
193.55 1548.91 C45
193.50 1549.32 C44
193.45 1549.72 C43
193.40 1550.12 C42
193.35 1550.52 C41
193.30 1550.92 C40
193.25 1551.32 C39
193.20 1551.72 C38
193.15 1552.12 C37
193.10 1552.52 C36
193.05 1552.93 C35
193.00 1553.33 C34
192.95 1553.73 C33
192.90 1554.13 C32


Client Port Number
192.85 1554.54 C31
192.80 1554.94 C30
192.75 1555.34 C29
192.70 1555.75 C28
192.65 1556.15 C27
192.60 1556.55 C26
192.55 1556.96 C25
192.50 1557.36 C24
192.45 1557.77 C23
192.40 1558.17 C22
192.35 1558.58 C21
192.30 1558.98 C20
192.25 1559.39 C19
192.20 1559.79 C18
192.15 1560.20 C17
192.10 1560.61 C16
192.05 1561.01 C15
192.00 1561.42 C14
191.95 1561.83 C13
191.90 1562.23 C12
191.85 1562.64 C11
191.80 1563.05 C10
191.75 1563.45 C9


Client Port Number
191.70 1563.86 C8
191.65 1564.27 C7
191.60 1564.68 C6
191.55 1565.09 C5
191.50 1565.50 C4
191.45 1565.91 C3
191.40 1566.31 C2
191.35 1566.72 C1


CHAPTER 3
Operational Mode Commands
• autowizard
• clear isis statistics
• config
• copy
• debug-utils
• del
• dir
• exit
• help
• logging logarchives copy
• logging logarchives remove
• logging logarchives show
• logout
• ping
• protection wavelength switch
• set
• statistics clear
• statistics copy
• system clock
• system database backup
• system database restore
• system reload
• system reload all
• system upgrade
• system upgrade firmware
• traceroute
• view file
• who

autowizard
Syntax autowizard [ true | false ]
Description This command enables the CLI to prompt you for mandatory parameters during
configuration.
By default, autowizard is set to true, which means that the CLI prompts you for mandatory
parameters if you neglect to specify them.
If you disable autowizard, the CLI does not prompt you for mandatory parameters. If you
neglect to configure the mandatory parameters, the commit command fails.
NOTE: If you intend to use the running-config output as input to the CLI, you
should disable autowizard (set to false).
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
Here is an example where autowizard is set to true. The CLI prompts for the mandatory
type parameter.
bti7800# autowizard true

bti7800# config
bti7800(config)# interface 10ge:1/3/1/1
Value for 'type' [ethernetCsmacd,opticalChannel,otnOdu,otnOtu,...]: ethernetCsmacd
bti7800(config-interface-10ge:1/3/1/1)# commit
Commit complete.
Here is an example where autowizard is set to false. The commit fails because the
mandatory type parameter is not configured.
bti7800# autowizard false

bti7800# config
bti7800(config)# interface 10ge:1/3/1/7
Aborted: 'interface 10ge:1/3/1/7 type' is not configured

Chapter 3: Operational Mode Commands
clear isis statistics
Syntax clear isis statistics
Description This command clears the IS-IS counters. IS-IS can be configured on the management
network.
Related • show isis counters on page 252

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# clear isis statistics

bti7800#

config
Syntax config
Description This command places the session into configuration mode.
Sample Output
bti7800# config
bti7800(config)#

copy
Syntax copy file filename remote-url protocol:url [ password password ]
Description This command copies a local file from the home directory to a remote location.
Parameter Description Range Default Value
Options filename The name of the The name of an –

source file existing file in the
home directory
protocol:url The remote location sftp|ftp:// If username is not

where you want to [username@]host specified, the current
copy the file [:port]/[filepath] CLI session’s login
name is used.
username is the
username to use on If port is not specified,
the remote server. the standard default
FTP or SFTP port is
host is the host name used.
or IP address of the
remote server. If filepath is not
specified, the file is
port is the protocol copied to the
port number to use. FTP/SFTP user’s
home directory.
filepath is the filepath
on the remote server.
password The password A character string None

associated with the
specified username
If a password is not
specified, the system
prompts you for a
password.
NOTE: The password

must contain
alphanumeric
characters only.
Related • dir on page 50

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# copy file test.txt remote-url sftp://192.168.0.45

Value for ’password’ (<string>):

debug-utils
Syntax debug-utils options
Description This command is intended for use by Juniper Networks Support only.

del
Syntax del file filename [ force ]
Description This command deletes a file from the home directory.
Options filename The name of the file The name of an –

to delete existing file in the
home directory
force Deletes a file without – –

a confirmation
prompt
Related • dir on page 50

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# dir
test.txt
bti7800# del file test.txt
Confirm (yes/no): yes
bti7800#
bti7800# dir
bti7800#

dir
Syntax dir [ verbose ]
Description This command lists the contents of the home directory and displays the disk status.
Options • verbose - provides a more detailed listing and includes the disk status
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# dir verbose

total 24K
drwxr-xr-x 2 atlas atlas 4.0K Feb 22 17:20 .
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4.0K Feb 22 15:38 ..
-rw------- 1 atlas atlas 339 Feb 22 17:20 .bash_history
-rw------- 1 atlas atlas 7 Feb 22 17:20 .python-history
-rw------- 1 atlas atlas 940 Feb 22 17:20 .viminfo
-rw-r--r-- 1 atlas atlas 173 Feb 22 17:20 test.txt
------disk status------
Used Avail Use%
844K 730M 1%
bti7800#

exit
Syntax exit
Description When executed in operational mode, this command disconnects the user session.
When executed in configuration mode, this command causes the user session to exit
configuration mode and return to operational mode.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800#
bti7800# exit
Connection to 10.1.2.3 closed.
[user]$

help
Syntax help [ command ]
Description This command displays the help text for the specified command. If no command is
specified, a list of commands available at the current level is displayed.
Options • command - displays help text for the specified command
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# help system

Help for command: system
Global system settings
bti7800#

logging logarchives copy
Syntax logging logarchives copy { all | files [ filename ] } remote-url protocol:url [ password password
]
The square brackets [ ] surrounding the filename are required as part of the command.
Description This command copies system log files to a remote location.

Options all Copies all system log – –

files
files [ filename ] Copies the specified One or more existing –

system log file(s) system log files
NOTE: The square

brackets [ ]
surrounding the
filename are required
as part of the
command.
remote-url protocol:url The remote location scp:sftp|ftp:// If username is not

copy the system log [:port]/[filepath] CLI session’s login
file(s) name is used.
username is the
username to use on the If port is not specified,
remote server. the standard default
SCP, FTP, or SFTP
host is the host name port is used.
port is the protocol port copied to the
number to use. SCP/FTP/SFTP user’s
home directory.
password password The password A character string None

associated with the
specified username
prompts you for a
password.
NOTE: The
password must
contain
alphanumeric
characters only.
Related • logging logarchives show on page 57

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# logging logarchives copy files [ system.log ] remote-url

ftp://user@10.229.1.162/logs
Value for 'password' (<string>): ************


logging logarchives remove
Syntax logging logarchives remove { all | files [ filename ] }
The square brackets [ ] surrounding the filename are required as part of the command.
Description This command removes system log files.
Options all Removes all system – –

log files
files [ filename ] Removes the One or more existing –

specified system log system log files
file(s)
NOTE: The square

brackets [ ]
surrounding the
filename are required
as part of the
command.
Related • logging logarchives show on page 57

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# logging logarchives show
LogFiles Size Date/Time

system.log 1528488 Feb 23 15:38
system.log.1 1384958 Feb 11 14:22
bti7800#
bti7800# logging logarchives remove files [ system.log.1 ]
system.log.1

system.log 1528488 Feb 23 15:38
bti7800#

logging logarchives show
Syntax logging logarchives show
Description This command lists the system log files.
Related • logging logarchives copy on page 53

Documentation
Sample Output

system.log 1528488 Feb 23 15:38
bti7800#

logout
Syntax logout [ user username]
Description This command ends all open CLI and NETCONF sessions for the specified user. If a user
is not specified, this command ends the CLI session where this command is issued.
Options • username - the user that you want to log out
Related • None
Documentation

ping
Syntax ping { hostname | ip_address } [ count number | size size ]
Description This command issues an ICMP ping command on the management network.
Options hostname The name of the host to A valid resolvable None

ping hostname
ip_address The IP address of the Standard dotted None

host to ping decimal notation
(for example,
192.168.0.100)
count number The number of pings to 1 to 2,147,483,647 5

send out
size number This is the size of the 0 to 65,507 56

ICMP packet data.
A value of 0 results
An ICMP packet consists in an IP packet size
of an 8-byte ICMP of 64 bytes.
header followed by the
ICMP packet data, all A value of 65,507
encapsulated within an results in an IP
IP datagram. This packet size of 65,535
parameter specifies the bytes.
size of the ICMP packet
data.
Related • traceroute on page 79

Documentation
Sample Output
The following command pings the specified host with an ICMP packet data size of 1472.
bti7800# ping 10.10.1.100 size 1472

PING 10.10.1.100 (10.10.1.100) 1472(1500) bytes of data.
1480 bytes from 10.10.1.100: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.214 ms
--- 10.10.1.100 ping statistics ---

5 packets transmitted, 5 received, 0% packet loss, time 4001ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev
= 0.188/0.223/0.243/0.020 ms
bti7800#


protection wavelength switch
Syntax protection wavelength switch switch-type wpsport:location
Description This command executes a protection switch on the specified WPS port.
Parameter Description Range Default
Options protection Denotes the type of forced None

wavelength switch wavelength protection switch
switch-type the operator wants to invoke lockout
manual
release
wpsport:location The line port on which the A valid WPS port None
user wants to invoke the
wavelength protection switch See “Location Identifiers”
on page 30.
Related • show protection wavelength port on page 266

Documentation
• protection wavelength group on page 168
Sample Output
bti7800#protection wavelength switch manual wpsport:1/3/L1B

set
Syntax set [ complete-on-space | idle-timeout | ignore-leading-space | paginate | prompt1 | prompt2

| screen-length | screen-width | terminal ]
Description This command configures the current CLI session environment.

Options complete-on-space Enables/disables false –

completion on space
true
idle-timeout The duration of time, in 0 to 6000 seconds –

seconds, to keep a CLI
session open during
session inactivity
ignore-leading-space Ignores leading true: Ignore whitespace –

whitespace
false: Retain whitespace
paginate Paginates screen output false –
true
prompt1 User-defined string for Alphanumeric string 1 to –

the operational mode 32 characters
prompt
NOTE: This sets the
prompt for all users.
prompt2 User-defined string for Alphanumeric string 1 to –

the configuration mode 32 characters
prompt
NOTE: This sets the
prompt for all users.
screen-length Configures the number – –

of rows to display on the
CLI screen
screen-width Configures CLI screen – –

width
terminal Sets the terminal type generic –
xterm
vt100
ansi
linus
Related • None
Documentation

statistics clear
Syntax statistics { current | historical } entity [ binLength { 1Day | 1Minute | 15Minute | unTimed } ]
clear
Description This command clears the current or historical statistics for the specified bin length. If no
bin length is specified, all current or historical bins are cleared.
Options current Clears the current – –

statistics for the
indicated entity
historical Clears the historical – –

statistics for the
indicated entity
entity The module, A valid entity None

interface, or other
entity that supports
performance
monitoring (for
example, cmm:1/A
or 10ge:1/3/1/1)
1Day Clears all counters – –

in the 1Day bin
length
1Minute Clears all counters – –

in the 1Minute bin
length
15Minute Clears all counters – –

in the 15Minute bin
length
unTimed Clears all counters – –

in the unTimed bin
length
This option is not

available when
clearing statistics
for historical bins.
Related • show statistics on page 271

Documentation

Sample Output
This clears the statistics in all historical bins (1Day, 1Minute, 15Minute) for the indicated
interface.
bti7800# statistics historical 10ge:1/3/1/1 clear

statistics copy
Syntax statistics copy remote-url protocol:url [ password password ]
Description This command copies statistics to a remote location.
Options remote-url protocol:url The remote location sftp|ftp:// If username is not

copy the statistics [:port]/[filepath] CLI session’s login
name is used.
username is the
username to use on the If port is not
remote server. specified, the
standard default
host is the host name FTP or SFTP port is
or IP address of the used.
remote server.
If filepath is not
port is the protocol port specified, the file is
number to use. copied to the
FTP/SFTP user’s
filepath is the filepath home directory.

associated with the
specified username
prompts you for a
password.
NOTE: The password

must contain
alphanumeric
characters only.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# statistics copy remote-url sftp://user@10.1.1.1/statistics

Value for 'password' (<string>): ******

system clock
Syntax system clock set-date-time date-time
Description This command sets the system clock.
Use this command to set the date and time if you are not using NTP servers.
Options date-time The date and the <YYYY>-<MM>-<DD>T<HH>:<MM>:<SS> –

time to set
<YYYY> = year
<MM> = month {01-12}
<DD> = day {01-31}
Literal T separates data and time.
<HH> = hour {00-23}
<MM> = minute {00-59}
<SS> = second {00-59}
Additional Information Changing the time affects PM timestamps. See the BTI7800 Series Software Configuration
Guide for details.
Related • show system clock on page 279

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# system clock set-date-time 2015-01-28T13:33:00

NOTE: If the system is using NTP, date and time would be overridden by NTP.
Proceed? [no,yes] yes
bti7800#

system database backup
Syntax system database backup local

system database backup remote protocol:url [ password password ]
Description This command backs up the system configuration database.
Options local This backs up the – –

configuration database to
local chassis storage.
This option is only

available for the BTI7801
chassis.
remote protocol:url This backs up the sftp|ftp:// If username is

configuration database to [username@]host not specified,
the specified remote [:port]/[filepath] the current CLI
location. session’s login
username is the username name is used.
to use on the remote server.
If port is not
host is the host name or IP specified, the
address of the remote standard
server. default FTP or
SFTP port is
port is the protocol port used.
number to use.
If filepath is not
filepath is the filepath specified, the
where you want to place file is copied to
the configuration database the FTP/SFTP
file. user’s home
directory.
password password The password associated A character string None

with the specified
username
prompts you for a
password.
NOTE: The password

must contain
alphanumeric characters
only.
Additional Information The system automatically assigns a filename to the backed-up database file. Do not
change this filename as the name has significance.

Related • system database restore on page 70

Documentation
• show system database on page 282
Sample Output
bti7800# system database backup remote sftp://user@10.1.1.1/backups

bti7800# show system database
Backup Status
-------------
CurrentStatus : ready-to-backup
Module : cmm:1/A
RemoteUrl :
sftp://user@10.1.1.1/backups/10.75.0.5_BTI7800v2.0.0_22508_20160217_175219.tar.gz
NotificationMsg : Backup successful

system database restore
Syntax system database restore factory-default

system database restore local
system database restore remote protocol:url [ password password ]
Description This command restores the system to a backed-up database or to the factory-default
database.

Options factory-default This restores the – –

factory-default
database.
local This restores the – –

backed-up database
from local chassis
storage.
This option is only

available for the
BTI7801 chassis.
remote protocol:url This restores the sftp|ftp:// If username is not

backed-up database [username@]host specified, the current
found at the specified [:port]/filename CLI session’s login
location. name is used.
username is the
NOTE: You can only username to use on If port is not specified,
restore the database the remote server. the standard default
to the same chassis FTP or SFTP port is
from which the host is the host name used.
database was backed or IP address of the
up. remote server.
port is the protocol

port number to use.
filename is the
filepath and name of
the configuration
database file that you
want to restore.

associated with the
specified username
prompts you for a
password.
NOTE: The password

must contain
alphanumeric
characters only.
Additional Information The filename of the backed-up database must be unchanged from the original filename
the system used when backing up the database.
This procedure is service-affecting. The system performs an automatic cold reload of all
modules immediately after restoring the database.

You can only restore the database to the same chassis from which the database was
backed up.
Related • system database backup on page 68

Documentation
• show system database on page 282
Sample Output
bti7800# system database restore factory-default

This is a service-affecting action that will overwrite the configuration database
with default values and perform an automatic reload all cold. Do you wish to
continue? [no,yes] yes
bti7800# system database restore remote

sftp://user@10.1.1.1/backups/10.75.0.5_BTI7800v2.0.0_22508_20160217_175219.tar.gz
This is a service-affecting action that will overwrite the configuration database
and perform an automatic reload all cold. Do you wish to continue? [no,yes] yes

system reload
Syntax system reload { cold | warm } module_id
Description This command reloads the software on the specified module.
Options cold module_id This performs a cold An installed and None

reboot of the specified provisioned module
module.
See equipment chassis
In a cold reboot, the module for the correct
hardware is reset, the syntax.
software and device
drivers are reloaded,
and the configuration
is re-applied.
This is service
affecting on the
specified module.
warm module_id This performs a warm An installed and None

reboot of the specified provisioned module
module.
See equipment chassis
In a warm reboot, the module for the correct
software is reloaded. syntax.
This is not service

affecting as transport
and optical traffic
continue to be passed
in a warm reboot.
Related • system reload all on page 74

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# system reload warm ufm:1/3

system reload all
Syntax system reload all { cold | warm }
Description This command reloads the software on all modules, including the CMM and all application
and service modules.
Options cold This performs a cold – –

reboot of all modules.
In a cold reboot, the

hardware is reset, the
software and device
drivers are reloaded,
and the configuration
is re-applied.
This is service
affecting on all
modules.
warm This performs a warm – –

reboot of all modules.
In a warm reboot, the

software is reloaded.
This is not service

affecting as transport
and optical traffic
continue to be passed
in a warm reboot.
Related • system reload on page 73

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# system reload all cold

system upgrade
Syntax system upgrade cancel

system upgrade commit
system upgrade download
system upgrade firmware options
system upgrade remote-url protocol:url [ password password ]
system upgrade rollback
Description This command performs operations related to system software upgrades. Only a user
with superuser privileges can perform this procedure.

Options cancel Cancels a software – –

download if one is in
progress.
commit Loads the new software on – –

all modules.
download Downloads the new – –

software package from the
remote-url to local storage.
The new software package

must be in an RPM format.
firmware options Upgrades the firmware on a

specified module. See
system upgrade firmware.
remote-url The remote location where sftp|ftp:// If username is not

protocol:url you want to copy the [username@]host specified, the current
system log file(s) [:port]/filename CLI session’s login
name is used.
username is the
FTP or SFTP port is
remote server.
port is the protocol

port number to use.
filename is the
filepath and filename
of the software
package. The file
must be an RPM file.
password The password associated A character string None

password with the specified username
prompts you for a password.
NOTE: The password must

contain alphanumeric
characters only.
rollback – –

Rolls back to the software

and configuration in effect
on all modules immediately
prior to the upgrade. This
command is service
affecting.
NOTE: You might need to

perform a cold reboot of all
modules after rolling back.
For more information, see
the BTI7800 Series Software
Configuration Guide
Related • show system upgrade on page 292

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# system upgrade remote-url

ftp://user@172.25.5.100/sw/bti7800-sys-1.6.0-14211.x86_64.rpm
Value for 'password' (<string>): ********
bti7800# system upgrade download
bti7800# show system upgrade
Current Status : download-success
bti7800# system upgrade commit
CAUTION: Would you like to Proceed? [no,yes] yes
For more information on performing software upgrades, see the BTI7800 Series Software
Configuration Guide.

system upgrade firmware
Syntax system upgrade firmware ipmc module module_id [ force ]

system upgrade firmware l2-switch chassis_id
system upgrade firmware shmm chassis_id
Description This command performs operations related to firmware upgrades. Only a user with
superuser privileges can perform this procedure.
Options ipmc module Upgrades the ipmc firmware See equipment chassis None
module_id on the specified traffic module for the correct
module syntax for module
identifiers.
l2-switch Upgrades the l2-switch A valid chassis None

chassis_id firmware on the CMM identifier (for
example, chassis:1)
shmm chassis_id Upgrades the shmm A valid chassis None

firmware on the CMM identifier (for
example, chassis:1)
force Forces an ipmc firmware – –

upgrade
Related • show system upgrade on page 292

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# system upgrade firmware shmm chassis:1

For more information on performing firmware upgrades, see the BTI7800 Series Software
Configuration Guide.

traceroute
Syntax traceroute hostname | ip_address
Description This command issues a traceroute command.
hostname Options The name of the destination A valid resolvable hostname. None
host to use in the traceroute Usually only hosts on the
attempt management network are
resolvable.
ip_address The IP address of the Standard dotted decimal None

destination host to use in the notation (for example,
traceroute attempt 192.168.0.100).
Related • ping on page 59

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# traceroute 10.64.7.51

traceroute to 10.64.7.51 (10.64.7.51), 30 hops max, 46 byte packets
1 10.0.3.2 (10.0.3.2) 0.010 ms 0.009 ms 0.189 ms
2 172.25.0.8 (172.25.0.8) 0.960 ms 0.814 ms 1.356 ms
3 10.64.7.51 (10.64.7.51) 0.840 ms * 1.329 ms

view file
Syntax view file filename
Description This command displays the contents of a file from the home directory.
Options • filename - the name of the file to view
Related • None
Documentation

who
Syntax who
Description This command displays information about the users currently logged in to the device.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# who
Session User Context From Proto Date Mode
*1259 user cli 192.168.7.64 ssh 09:44:56 operational
124 user netconf 10.127.41.31 ssh 2013-07-26 operational
bti7800#


CHAPTER 4
Global Configuration Mode Commands
• alias
• amp
• amp eqpt
• amp eqpt-conn
• amp group
• amp osc
• amp port
• amp wdm
• commit
• conditions
• cross-connect
• do
• dol fiber-conn
• dol och
• dol och-xcon
• dol oms
• dol osc
• dol port
• equipment
• equipment chassis
• equipment chassis module
• equipment chassis module ila
• equipment chassis module roadm
• equipment chassis module ufm
• equipment chassis module ufm transceiver
• equipment chassis module ufm bic
• equipment chassis module ufm bic transceiver
• end

• exit
• help
• insert
• interface
• logging customer-log
• logging logrotate
• logging module
• logging protocol
• logging remote-server
• mgt static
• prbs-mode
• protection wavelength group
• protection wavelength port
• protection wavelength switch
• router isis
• router isis interface
• show configuration
• show full-configuration
• show history
• snmp-server community
• snmp-server host
• statistics bin-settings
• statistics threshold entity
• statistics threshold profile
• system ains
• system auto-prov
• system auto-warm-boot
• system chassis
• system clock timezone-location
• system contact
• system controller-1
• system controller-2
• system dns
• system gateway-address
• system location
• system mgmt-address
• system mgmt dynamic

Chapter 4: Global Configuration Mode Commands
• system mgmt-sources
• system name
• system ntp
• system proxy arp
• system radius
• system root
• system shmm-firmware autoupgrade
• system snmp notify-target
• system tacacs-plus
• user-profile
• users

alias
Syntax [no] alias name expansion command
Description This command creates an alias for an existing command.
Options name The name of the alias A character string None
expansion command The command being An existing command None

aliased. Use quotation
marks (") if the
command includes a
space.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
The following example configures ss as the alias of the command show system:
bti7800(config)# alias ss expansion "show system"

bti7800(config-alias-ss)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config-alias-ss)# exit
bti7800# ss
bti7800# show system
Model : BTI 7800
Network Element Type : WDM
Software Version : 4.1.0 25448
Software Branch : trunk
Config DB Version : 0.1
Time
Boot : 2017-02-22T15:38:41-05:00
Current : 2017-02-24T11:02:30-05:00
Uptime : 1 days, 19:23:49
Time Zone : America/New_York
Management Address : 10.75.0.5/16
Management Sources :
Management Gateway :
NTP :
DNS :
Name :
Contact :
Location : UNKNOWN
Active Controller : cmm:1/A
Backup Controller : cmm:1/B
HA Status : In Sync
Shelf Mgr F/W autoupgrade : disabled

Proxy ARP : disabled

Auto Warm Boot : CMM(enabled) PLD(enabled)

amp
Syntax [no] amp [ eqpt | eqpt-conn | group | osc | port | wdm ]
Description This command configures optical amplifiers.
Parameter Description Range
Options eqpt Configures the optical layer equipment object and For configuration
associated group and degree assignments information, refer to amp
eqpt.
eqpt-conn Configures intra-group optical fiber patch For configuration

connections between amplifier, ROADM, information, refer to amp
multiplexer/demultiplexer, and DCM line ports eqpt-conn.
group Creates an optical layer group For configuration

information, refer to amp
group.
osc Configures and monitors OSC-managed objects For configuration

information, refer to amp
osc.
port Manages optical ports on amplifiers assigned to For configuration

optical layer groupings information, refer to amp
port.
wdm Configures and monitors WDM managed objects For configuration

on amplifiers assigned to optical layer groupings information, refer to amp
wdm.
Related • amp eqpt on page 89

Documentation
• amp eqpt-conn on page 91
• amp group on page 92
• amp osc on page 93
• amp port on page 95
• amp wdm on page 97

amp eqpt
Syntax [no] amp eqpt name:location_id [ degreenum number | groupnum number ]
Description This command configures the optical layer equipment and associated group and degree
assignments.
Options eqpt This is the96-Channel amp:location_id –

name:location_id Amplifier module or the DCM
(Dispersion Compensation dcm:location_id
Module) or the
multiplexer/demultiplexer md:location_id
associated with the
amplifier. where location_id is the
equipment location
identifier for the module.
See “Location Identifiers”
on page 30.
degreenum This specifies the degree to 1 to 4 None

route the wavelength.
NOTE: Only 1 degree is
supported.
groupnum This associates the module 1 to 255 None

to an optical layer group.
Related • amp on page 88

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example configures the 96-Channel Amplifier and associates a DCM with
that module:
bti7800(config)# amp eqpt amp:1/6 degreenum 1

bti7800(config-eqpt-amp:1/6)# groupnum 1
bti7800(config-eqpt-amp:1/6)# exit
bti7800(config)# amp eqpt dcmeqpt:0/15 degreenum 1
bti7800(config-eqpt-dcmeqpt:0/15)# groupnum 1
bti7800(config-eqpt-dcmeqpt:0/15)# exit

bti7800(config)# commit
Commit complete.

amp eqpt-conn
Syntax [no] amp eqpt-conn <port-type>:<chassis-number>/<slot-number>/BIC-1/<port-number>
Description This command configures intra-group optical fiber patch connections between the
amplifier and multiplexer/demultiplexer, DCM, and ROADM line ports.

Documentation
Sample Output
This example assumes that the 96-Channel Amplifier is configured and a DCM and
multiplexer/demultiplexer are associated with the amplifier. Refer to the example for
the command amp eqpt.
The following example configures a fiber patch connection between the 96-Channel
Amplifier, a DCM and Mux/Demux:
The export value represents the configured DCM ID 0/1, and is considered the Source
port.
The line value represents the configured Mux/Demux ID 0/2, and is considered the
Destination port.
bti7800(config)# amp eqpt-conn dcm:1/8/1/1 export:0/1/1/1

bti7800(config-eqpt-conn-dcm:1/8/1/1/export:0/1/1/1)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config)# amp eqpt-conn client:1/8/1/1 line:0/2/1/1
bti7800(config-eqpt-conn-client:1/8/1/1/line:0/2/1/1)# exit
Commit complete.

amp group
Syntax [no] amp group group-id group-type type [ custom1 string | custom2 string | custom3 string
| ol-id string ]
Description This command creates optical layer groups.
Options group-id Assigns the group identifier 1 to 4 None
custom1, 2, 3 User-specified information 1 to 255 characters An empty string

about the group
group-type The optical layer group noEqlzTerm –

type of the network
element NOTE: Only
noEqlzTerm is
supported.
ol-id User-defined identifier for String up to 32 An empty string

the optical layer characters
equipment

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# amp group 1 group-type noEqlzTerm

bti7800(config-group-1)# commit
Commit complete.

amp osc
Syntax [no] amp osc

<type>:<chassis-number>/<slot-number>/BIC-1/<portNum>.<oscNum>.<oscNum>
Description This command configures and monitors the OSC (Optical Supervisory Channel) on optical
layer equipment modules.
Options admin-status The administration down up

status of the OSC
data link up
custom1, custom2, Optional, user-defined – –

custom3 information about the
OSC
exp-fe-degree The expected optical 0 to 4 0

layer degree number
within the identified
group on the far end
node to which the
OSC span interfaces
exp-fe-grp The expected optical 0 to 255 0

layer group number on
the far end node to
which the OSC span
interfaces
exp-fe-ipaddr The expected NMS IP Valid IPv4 address 0.0.0.0

address of the
expected far end node
exp-fe-sysname The expected far end String up to 20 –

node system identifier characters
fe-im-mon Specifies to false false

enable/disable
monitoring for a far true
end node ID mismatch
ol-id The user-defined String up to 32 –

identifier for the characters
optical layer
equipment

Documentation
• amp eqpt on page 89

Sample Output
bti7800(config)# amp osc osc:1/6/1/1.1

bti7800(config-osc-osc:1/6/1/1.1)# exp-fe-grp 0
bti7800(config-osc-osc:1/6/1/1.1)# exit
Commit complete.

amp port
Syntax [no] amp port <port-type>:<chassis-number>/<slot-number>/BIC-1/<port-number>
Description This command manages optical ports on equipment modules assigned to optical layer
groupings.
Options custom1, 2, 3 User-defined – –

information about the
port
dwdm-type The type of line port Native: Inter-node Native

connection connections between
DLA and ROB
modules
Alien: Inter-node
connections to other
optical layer modules
within an optical layer
group, or to
non-optical layer
equipment at the
same site
grid-type The DWDM grid 50 GHz –

spacing
100 GHz
ol-id User-defined identifier – –

for the optical layer
equipment

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# amp port client:1/6/1/1 dwdm-type native

bti7800(config-port-client:1/6/1/1)# exit
bti7800(config) commit
Commit complete.

amp wdm
Syntax [no] amp wdm <type>:<chassis-number>/<slot-number>/BIC-1/<lineNum>
Description This command configures and monitors WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing) on
equipment modules assigned to optical layer groupings.

Options admin-status The administrative down up

status of the WDM
object up
amp-tilt-trim The tilt control A decimal number, in the 0.0

parameters format: x.x
custom1, 2, 3 User-defined – –
information about the
WDM object
fiber-type The fiber type that eleaf ssmf

connects to the
amplifier ssmf
NOTE: Once twcl

configured, the
system automatically twrs
compensates for the
tilt.
ol-id The user-defined 1 to 32 characters –

identifier for the
optical layer
equipment
post-amp-gain The post-amp gain A decimal number, in the 4.0

control in dB format: x.x
span-loss-rxhighth The span loss A decimal number, in the 0.0

threshold in dB format: x.x
• If the OSC optical

power received is ≤ -7
dBm, do not fit a pad.
power received is
between -2 and -7
dBm, fit a 5-dB pad to
the Line port.
power received is > -2
dBm, fit a 10-dB pad to
the Line port.

Documentation

Sample Output
bti7800(config)# amp wdm wdm:1/6/1/1

bti7800(config-wdm-wdm:1/6/1/1)# fiber-type twcl
bti7800(config-wdm-wdm:1/6/1/1)# exit
bti7800(config) commit
Commit complete.

commit
Syntax commit
Description This command causes the changed configuration to take effect and stores the changed
configuration to the database.
Related • None
Documentation

conditions
Syntax [no] conditions [ settings condition_type { disable | severity severity } ]
Description This command configures the reporting of faults.

Options condition_type The condition type or See “Alarms and None

fault Conditions” on
page 19.
disable Disables the specified – By default, all faults

fault. are enabled.
When a fault is
disabled, the fault is
not alarmed and does
not appear in the
output of the show
alarms or show
conditions command.
severity The severity of the critical: A fault that is See “Alarms and
fault likely causing serious Conditions” on
loss or interruption of page 19.
traffic.
major: A fault that can

potentially lead to
loss or interruption of
traffic.
minor: A fault that

does not significantly
affect traffic.
not-alarmed: A fault
that results in a
standing condition,
not an alarm. The
fault does not appear
in the output of the
show alarms
command.
not-reported: A fault's
severity is set to
not-reported when it
is being masked by
another alarm. An
alarm might be
masked if it does not
best isolate the fault
causing the failure.
The fault does not
appear in the output
of the show alarms
command. This
severity is assigned
automatically, and is
typically not set by the
user.

Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# conditions settings eqptMism severity major

bti7800(config-settings-eqptMism)# commit
Commit complete.

cross-connect
Syntax [no] cross-connect interface1 interface2 [ direction | rate | service-name ]
Description This command configures transponding and muxponding cross-connects for transport
interfaces.
Options interface1 interface2 The two transport A pair of existing None

interfaces to be transport interfaces
cross-connected
direction Specifies a 2way 2way

bidirectional
cross-connect
rate The transport data odu2 (when –

rate of the cross-connecting UFM3
cross-connect. or UFM4 10-Gbps
interfaces)
This is set
automatically based
odu2e (when –
on the interfaces
cross-connecting UFM3
being
OTU2e interfaces or
cross-connected.
UFM6 10-Gbps
interfaces)
odu4 (when –
cross-connecting
100-Gbps interfaces)
service-name User-defined name Text string up to 32 An empty string

for the cross-connect characters
Related • show cross-connect on page 221

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# cross-connect 10ge:1/3/1/1 10ge:1/3/1/2

bti7800(config-cross-connect-10ge:1/3/1/1/10ge:1/3/1/2)# commit
Commit complete.

do
Syntax do command
Description This command runs an operational mode command from configuration mode.
Options • command - the operational mode command to run
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# do show inventory chassis:1 transceiver

Name Type Vendor Vendor-Part-Num
--------------- -------- ------------ --------------
cfp:1/3/2/1 cfp VM_VENDOR VM_PN
sfpPlus:1/3/1/1 sfpPlus VM_VENDOR VM_PN

dol fiber-conn
Syntax [no] dol fiber-conn endpoint endpoint [ fe-im-mon { true | false } | fiber-type type ]
Description This command configures a DOL fiber connection between two ports. If the fiber
connection does not exist, the fiber connection is created.
A fiber connection represents the physical fiber connection between modules within a
DOL node (intra-nodal), or the physical fiber connection between modules across nodes
(inter-nodal). Fiber connections are mandatory, and allow the system to check the
provisioned connectivity against the actual physical connectivity.
NOTE: The local connection endpoints must exist before you can create the
corresponding fiber connection.
NOTE: For inter-nodal connections (and for intra-nodal connections on a

split ROADM node), the far end node is referred to by its management IP
address.

Options fiber-conn endpoint The two endpoints of the The following are the valid None.
endpoint physical fiber connection. endpoints for intra-nodal
The fiber connections can connections:
be intra-nodal or
inter-nodal. • an existing ROADM or
ILA client port (for
For intra-nodal example, port:1/6/0/C2
connections, you can or
configure a fiber port:1/8/0/C1@10.1.1.102)
connection between the • an existing
following ports: multiplexer/demultiplexer
client port (for
• add/drop fiber
example,
connections:
port:0/1/0/C40)
• a client port on a
• an existing
ROADM to/from a
multiplexer/demultiplexer
line port on a
line port (for example,
port:0/1/0/L1)
• a client port on a
• an existing OTU4 or
100GbE interface on a
to/from an interface
UFM (for example,
on a UFM
otu4:1/10/1/1)
• passthrough fiber
The following are the valid
connection:
endpoints for inter-nodal
• a client port on a connections:
ROADM to/from a
client port on • an existing local
another ROADM ROADM or ILA line port
• a client port on an (for example,
ILA to/from a client port:1/6/0/L1)
port on another ILA • a far-end ROADM or ILA
line port (for example,
For inter-nodal port:1/6/0/L1@10.1.1.1)
connections, you can
configure a fiber The IP address, when
connection between the present, is the
following ports: management IP address
of the network element at
• a line port on the local the other end of the fiber.
ROADM to/from a line It is present in intra-nodal
port on the far-end fiber connections on a
ROADM split ROADM node, and in
• a line port on the local all inter-nodal fiber
ILA to/from a line port connections.
on the far-end ILA
fe-im-mon true false

{true|false}
false

Enables or disables far

end identifier mismatch
monitoring for fiber
connections.
When enabled, the far end

node identification
mismatch alarm is raised
when the configured fiber
connection endpoints do
not match the actual
endpoints.
fiber-type type The type of fiber attached leaf: Large Effective Area ndsf
®
to the port. This attribute Fiber (LEAF )
is applicable to
inter-nodal fiber ndsf: non-dispersion
connections only. shifted fiber
ssmf: standard single

mode fiber
teralight: TeraLight™
®
twrs: TrueWave Reduced
Slope
Additional Information You must configure all the intra-nodal fiber connections in an optical path before you
can create the optical cross-connects that go over that optical path.
You cannot delete a fiber connection if an optical cross-connect exists over that path.
When creating a fiber connection between a UFM interface and a client port on a
multiplexer/demultiplexer, the configured frequency on the UFM interface must match
the frequency on the multiplexer/demultiplexer client port.
Related • show dol fiber-conn on page 224

Documentation
Sample Output
The following creates a fiber-conn between a UFM interface and a port on a

multiplexer/demultiplexer:
bti7800(config)# dol fiber-conn otu4:1/1/1/1 port:0/1/0/C26

bti7800(config-fiber-conn-otu4:1/1/1/1/port:0/1/0/C26)# commit
Commit complete.

dol och
Syntax [no] dol och:location_id [ admin-status status | bandwidth bandwidth | central-frequency

frequency | custom1 string | custom2 string | custom3 string | ol-id string ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified DOL optical channel (OCH) on a ROADM
module. If the optical channel does not exist, the optical channel is created. An optical
channel is a user-traffic-bearing channel (wavelength) that is cross-connected in the
ROADM node as part of an overall optical service.
NOTE: Optical channels on line ports in a ROADM module must be manually

created using this command. Optical channels on client ports in a ROADM
module are automatically created when you create an optical cross-connect,
and should not be manually created or deleted.

Options och:location_id The optical channel The format of the OCH None
identifier identifier is as follows:
The identifier consists • och:chassis/slot/0/Cn/channel

of the chassis, module, for the client ports
and port locations, (1<=n<=max_degrees)
followed by a channel • och:chassis/slot/0/L1/channel
identifier. for the line port
where:
• channel is an alphanumeric
string up to 32 characters
long
admin-status The administrative up up

status status of the optical
channel down
testing (not supported)
bandwidth The channel bandwidth 50 50

bandwidth (GHz)
central-frequency The central frequency A valid grid value from 191.35 None
frequency (THz) of the optical to 196.10.
channel
Use the show dol fixed-grid
A value must be command to see the valid
specified. grid values.
central-wavelength The central wavelength A valid grid value from None

wavelength (nm) of the optical 1528.77 to 1566.72
channel
The wavelength is
automatically set
based on the
configured
central-frequency
setting.
NOTE: Do not set this

parameter directly.
custom1, custom2, Customizable text field 0 to 255 characters An empty string

custom3 string for operator's use
ol-id string Customizable text 0 to 32 characters An empty string

identifying the optical
layer managed object
Related • show dol och on page 226

Documentation

Sample Output
The following creates an optical channel on a ROADM module:
bti7800(config)# dol och:1/2/0/L1/chan530

Value for 'central-frequency' (<decimal number, 191.35 .. 196.1>): 195.30
bti7800(config-dol-och:1/2/0/L1/chan530)# commit
Commit complete.

dol och-xcon
Syntax [no] dol och-xcon endpoint1 endpoint2 [ service-name name ]
Description This command configures the specified DOL optical channel cross-connect on a ROADM
node. If the optical channel cross-connect does not exist, the optical channel
cross-connect is created. An optical channel cross-connect specifies how wavelengths
are routed within a ROADM node.
NOTE: The cross-connect endpoints and the intra-nodal fiber connections

must exist before you can create the corresponding inter-module
cross-connect.
NOTE: This command automatically creates optical channels on client ports

as needed.

Options och-xcon endpoint1 The two endpoints of the The following are the valid None
endpoint2 cross-connect. endpoints:
A cross-connect can be • an existing optical

configured between the channel on a line port
following endpoints: (for example,
och:1/6/0/L1/chan140)
• passthrough: an
• an optical channel on a
optical channel on a
client port (for
ROADM module line
example,
port to/from an optical
och:1/6/0/C1/chan140)
channel on another
ROADM module line NOTE: If the optical
port channel on the client
• passthrough (split port does not exist, it is
ROADM node): an automatically created.
optical channel on a This type of endpoint is
ROADM module line for use with a split
port to/from an optical ROADM node or when
channel on the same connecting to an
ROADM module's external endpoint
client port (alien wavelength).
• add/drop: an optical • an existing OTU4 or

channel on a ROADM 100GbE interface on a
module line port UFM (for example,
to/from an interface otu4:1/10/2/1)
on a UFM on the same
system
• add/drop (alien
wavelength): an
optical channel on a
ROADM module line
port to/from an optical
channel on the same
ROADM module's
client port
service-name name The name of the 0 to 255 characters An empty

cross-connect string
Additional Information This command is used to set up cross-connects for both passthrough and add/drop
connections.
Passthrough connections are typically set up between optical channels on line ports on
different ROADM modules. On split ROADM nodes, however, passthrough connections
are set up between an optical channel on a line port and an optical channel on one of
the same module's client ports.
Add/drop connections are set up between an optical channel on the add/drop ROADM
module line port and a UFM interface.

Add/drop connections can also be set up between an optical channel on a line port and
an optical channel on one of the same module's client ports. This is for alien wavelengths
only.
In all cases, the endpoints must be configured with the same central frequency.
Additionally, the following fiber connections must exist:
Type of connection Fiber connection required
Passthrough A fiber-conn must exist between the client ports

connecting the two ROADM modules.
Add/drop to a UFM through a A fiber-conn must exist between the line

multiplexer/demultiplexer interface on the multiplexer/demultiplexer and
the add/drop client port on the ROADM module.
A fiber-conn must exist between the UFM

interface and the corresponding (same
frequency) client interface on the
multiplexer/demultiplexer.
Add/drop to an external endpoint (alien A fiber-conn must exist between the line
wavelength) through a interface on the multiplexer/demultiplexer and
multiplexer/demultiplexer the add/drop client port on the ROADM module.
After this command is committed, the required client port optical channels are
automatically created.
Related • show dol och-xcon on page 228

Documentation
Sample Output
The following creates a passthrough cross-connect, and shows the optical channels that
are automatically created on the client ports. The channel name of each
automatically-created optical channel is set to the channel name of the corresponding
optical channel endpoint on the same module. This is shown below:
bti7800(config)# do show dol och | include 170

och:1/6/0/L1/C170 enabled unknown 191.7 1563.86 50
och:1/8/0/L1/c170 enabled unknown 191.7 1563.86 50
bti7800(config)# dol och-xcon och:1/6/0/L1/C170 och:1/8/0/L1/C170

bti7800(config-och-xcon-och:1/6/0/L1/C170/och:1/8/0/L1/C170)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config)# do show dol och | include 170

och:1/6/0/C1/C170 enabled unknown 191.7 1563.86 50
och:1/8/0/C1/c170 enabled unknown 191.7 1563.86 50
och:1/8/0/L1/c170 enabled unknown 191.7 1563.86 50

dol oms
Syntax [no] dol oms:location_id [ admin-status status | custom1 string | custom2 string | custom3
string | ol-id string | pre-state { enabled | disabled } ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified DOL optical multiplex section (OMS).
There is one OMS for the line port and one OMS for each client port on ROADM and ILA
modules.
NOTE: The OMS is automatically created when the corresponding port is

created, and automatically deleted when the corresponding port is deleted.
You do not need to create or delete OMS explicitly.

Options oms:location_id The OMS identifier. • oms:chassis/slot/0/Cn None

for the client ports,
The location identifier where the range of n
consists of the chassis, depends on the type of
module, and port module
locations.
• oms:chassis/slot/0/L1
for the line port
admin-status status The administrative status up up

of the OMS.
down
When the status is up, the
corresponding port testing (not supported)
transmits WDM power.
When the status is down,

the corresponding port
does not transmit WDM
power and all optical
channels on that port
become non-operational.
custom1, custom2, Customizable text field 0 to 255 characters An empty

custom3 string for operator's use string
ol-id string Customizable text 0 to 32 characters An empty

identifying the optical string
pre-state Enables or disables the enabled disabled

{enabled|disabled} PRE module.
disabled
When the PRE module is
enabled, the incoming
DWDM signal is passed to
the PRE module for
supplementary
amplification.
When the PRE module is

disabled, the incoming
DWDM signal is not
passed to the PRE
module for
supplementary
amplification.
This attribute is only

applicable to OMS line
ports.
Related • show dol oms on page 229

Documentation

Sample Output
The following enables the PRE module on the line port:
bti7800(config)# dol oms:1/2/0/L1 pre-state enabled

bti7800(config-dol-oms:1/2/0/L1)# commit
Commit complete.

dol osc
Syntax [no] dol osc:location_id [ admin-status status | custom1 string | custom2 string | custom3
string | ol-id string ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified DOL optical service channel (OSC).
There is one OSC for the line port and one OSC for each client port on ROADM and ILA
modules.
NOTE: The OSC is automatically created when the corresponding port is

created, and automatically deleted when the corresponding port is deleted.
You do not need to create or delete OSC explicitly.

Options osc:location_id The OSC identifier. The format of the OSC None
identifier is as follows:
The location identifier
consists of the chassis, • osc:chassis/slot/0/Cn
module, and port for the client ports,
locations. where the range of n
depends on the type of
module
• osc:chassis/slot/0/L1
for the line port
admin-status status The administrative status up up

of the OSC.
down
When the status is up, the
OSC transmitter on the testing (not supported)
corresponding port is
enabled.
When the status is down,

the OSC transmitter on
the corresponding port is
disabled.
NOTE: If you disable the

OSC, you are also
disabling the ODCC, and
therefore you might lose
management
connectivity to the node
and to downstream
nodes. If this occurs, you
will not be able to
re-enable OSC unless you
have out-of-band
management
connectivity.


Related • show dol osc on page 230

Documentation
Sample Output
The following sets the optical layer identifier:
bti7800(config)# dol osc:1/2/0/L1 ol-id nyc-osc-2-L1

bti7800(config-dol-osc:1/2/0/L1)# commit
Commit complete.

dol port
Syntax [no] dol port:location_id [ custom1 string | custom2 string | custom3 string | ol-id string ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified DOL port.
NOTE: Ports are automatically created on a DOL module when the module
is added, and automatically deleted when the module is deleted. You do not
need to create or delete ports explicitly.
A DOL port can be any of the following:
• a ROADM client, line, or PRE port
• an ILA client, line, or PRE port
• a port on the PRE module
• a multiplexer/demultiplexer client or line port
When a port is created on a ROADM or ILA module, the corresponding OMS and OSC are
automatically created. When a port is deleted on a ROADM or ILA module, the
corresponding OMS and OSC are automatically deleted.

Options port:location_id The port identifier. ROADM/ILA: None
The location identifier • port:chassis/slot/0/Cn

consists of the chassi, for the client ports,
module, and port where the range of n
locations. depends on the module
• port:chassis/slot/0/L1
for the line port
• port:chassis/slot/0/PRE
for the PRE port
PRE:
• port:chassis/slot/1/PRE
for the port on the PRE
module itself
multiplexer/demultiplexer:
• port:0/slot/0/Cn for the

client ports
• port:0/slot/0/L1 for the
line port


Related • show dol port on page 231

Documentation
Sample Output
The following sets the optical layer identifier:
bti7800(config)# dol port:1/2/0/L1 ol-id nyc-2-L1

bti7800(config-dol-port:1/2/0/L1)# commit
Commit complete.

equipment
Syntax [no] equipment { chassis_id | passive_equip_id [ alias string | custom1 string | custom2 string
| custom3 string | location string | pec pec ] }
Description This command configures equipment on the system. If the specified equipment does
not exist, the specified equipment is added.
Options chassis_id See equipment chassis.
passive_equip_id The passive equipment passive_equip_id: None

identifier.
• muxdemux:0/slot for
NOTE: When you add a the D96MD
FMD96, the DOL ports on • md:0/slot for the
the module are FMD96
automatically added.
• dcmeqpt:0/slot for
DCM equipment
See “Slot Identifier

Ranges” on page 28 for
the slot range.
alias string A user-defined name for A character string. An empty string

the passive module
custom1, custom2, Customizable text field 0 to 255 characters. An empty string

location string The physical location of A character string. An empty string

the passive module
pec pec The product equipment pec: None

code for the passive
module • D96MD: BT8A96MD01,
BT8A96MD02
NOTE: This parameter is • FMD96: BT8A78MD03
mandatory.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
The following creates a 96-Channel DWDM Mux/Demux:
bti7800(config)# equipment muxdemux:0/5 pec BT8A96MD01

bti7800(config-equipment-muxdemux:0/5)# commit
Commit complete.


equipment chassis
Syntax [no] equipment chassis_id [ admin-status status | alias string | chassis-type type | custom1
string | custom2 string | custom3 string | location string | module module_id | pec pec ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified chassis. If the chassis does not yet exist,
the chassis is created. The first chassis created is assigned an identifier of 1 automatically.

Options chassis_id The chassis identifier chassis_id: None
• Main chassis (hub): chassis:1 The number 1 is

• Satellite chassis: chassis:2 always used for
the first chassis
installed.
admin-status Sets the status: up

status administrative status
of the chassis • up
• down
• testing (not supported)
alias string A user-defined name A character string. An empty string

for the chassis
chassis-type type The chassis type type: None
• 1-Slot
• 2-Slot
• 6-Slot (not supported)
• 14-Slot
custom1, custom2, Customizable text 0 to 255 characters An empty string

custom3 string field for operator's
use
location string The physical location A character string An empty string

of the chassis
module module_id The module identifier See equipment chassis module. None
pec pec The chassis product A pre-defined product code. Depends on the
equipment code You can set this attribute chassis-type
directly or you can let the
system set this attribute
automatically when you
configure the chassis-type.
• BT8A78CH1
• BT8A78CH2-I02
• BT8A78CH14
Related • show equipment on page 235

Documentation
Sample Output
The following creates a BTI7814 chassis with a chassis identifier of 2.
bti7800(config)# equipment chassis:2 chassis-type 14-Slot

bti7800(config-equipment-chassis:2)# commit
Commit complete.

equipment chassis module
Syntax [no] equipment chassis_id module module_id [ admin-status status | custom1 string | custom2
string | custom3 string | pec pec ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified module. If the module does not exist,
the module is created.

• Main chassis (hub):

chassis:1
• Satellite chassis:
chassis:2
module module_id The module identifier module_id: None
• amp:chassis/slot
• cap:chassis/slot
• cmm:chassis/slot
• esl:chassis/slot
• fan:chassis/slot
• ila:chassis/slot (see
equipment chassis
module ila)
• pem:chassis/slot
• roadm:chassis/slot
(see equipment chassis
module roadm)
• ufm:chassis/slot (see
equipment chassis
module ufm)
• wps:chassis/slot
The slot range depends

on the module and the
chassis type. See “Slot
Identifier Ranges” on
page 28.
admin-status status Sets the administrative status: up

status of the module
• up
• down

pec pec The module product A pre-defined product None

equipment code code
NOTE: This parameter is

mandatory for most
modules.

Documentation

Sample Output
The following adds a WPS4:
bti7800(config)# equipment chassis:2 module wps:1/2 pec BT8A78WPS4

bti7800(config-module-wps:1/2)# commit
Commit complete.

equipment chassis module ila
string | custom3 string | pec pec | preamplifier preamplifier_id ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified ILA module. If the ILA module does not
yet exist, the ILA module is created.

chassis:1
chassis:2
module module_id The ILA module identifier module_id None
• ila:chassis/slot
admin-status status The administrative status status: up

of the module
• up
• down
custom1, custom2, Customizable text field for 0 to 255 characters. An empty

custom3 string operator's use string
pec pec The ILA product A pre-defined product None

equipment code code
preamplifier The preamplifier identifier. preamplifier_id: None

preamplifier_id
Specify only if you are • pre:chassis/slot/1
adding a PRE module.
Additional Information The following are automatically created when you create an ILA module:
• DOL client, line, and PRE ports
• DOL optical multiplex sections (OMS) for the client and line ports
• DOL optical service channels (OSC) for the client and line ports

Documentation

Sample Output
The following creates an ILA module:
bti7800(config)# equipment chassis:1 module ila:1/5

bti7800(config-module-ila:1/5)# pec BT8A78AMPL
bti7800(config-module-ila:1/5)# commit
Commit complete.

equipment chassis module roadm
string | custom3 string | pec pec | preamplifier preamplifier_id | roadm-card-type type ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified ROADM module. If the ROADM module
does not yet exist, the ROADM module is created.

chassis:1
chassis:2
module module_id The ROADM module module_id None

identifier
• roadm:chassis/slot
admin-status status The administrative status status: up

of the module
• up
• down
custom1, custom2, Customizable text field for 0 to 255 characters An empty

custom3 string operator's use string
pec pec The ROADM product A pre-defined product None

equipment code code. You can set this
attribute directly or you
can let the system set this
attribute automatically
when you configure the
roadm-card-type.
preamplifier The preamplifier identifier preamplifier_id: None

preamplifier_id
Specify only if you are • pre:chassis/slot/1
adding a PRE module.
roadm-card-type type The ROADM type type: None
• 2-port: ROADM2
• 9-port (not supported)
• 20-port (not
supported)
Additional Information The following are automatically created when you create a ROADM module:

• DOL client, line, and PRE ports
• DOL optical multiplex sections (OMS) for the client and line ports
• DOL optical service channels (OSC) for the client and line ports

Documentation
Sample Output
The following creates a ROADM2 module (output truncated for clarity):
bti7800(config)# equipment chassis:1 module roadm:1/6

Value for 'roadm-card-type' [2-port,8-port,20-port]: 2-port
bti7800(config-module-roadm:1/6)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config-module-roadm:1/6)# do show dol

Dynamic Optical Layer Ports
---------------------------
Port Name Span Length OL Id Custom1 Custom2 Custom3

------------------ ----------- ------------------ ------- ------- -------
port:1/6/0/C1
port:1/6/0/C2
port:1/6/0/L1
port:1/6/0/PRE
Dynamic Optical Layer Optical Multiplex Sections

------------------------------------------------
Oms Name Admin State Oper State PreAmp State OL Id Custom1 Custo
------------- ----------- ---------- -------------- ------ ------- -----
oms:1/6/0/C1 enabled unknown Not Applicable
oms:1/6/0/L1 enabled unknown disabled
Dynamic Optical Layer Optical Service Channels

----------------------------------------------
OSC Name Admin State Oper State OL Id Custom1 Custom2 Custom3

-------------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ------- ------- -------
osc:1/6/0/C1 enabled unknown
osc:1/6/0/L1 enabled unknown

equipment chassis module ufm
Syntax [no] equipment chassis_id module module_id [ admin-status status | bic bic_id | custom1
string | custom2 string | custom3 string | pec pec | transceiver transceiver_id | ufm-type
type ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified UFM. If the UFM does not yet exist, the
UFM is created.


chassis:1
chassis:2
module module_id The UFM module module_id: None

identifier
• ufm:chassis/slot

status of the module
• up
• down
bic bic_id The BIC identifier. See equipment chassis module ufm bic.

pec pec The UFM product A pre-defined product None

ufm-type.
transceiver The transceiver identifier. This is only applicable for the UFMs with the
transceiver_id integrated transceivers (UFM4, UFM6).
See equipment chassis module ufm transceiver.
ufm-type type The UFM type None

type:
• msa-switching:
deprecated
• dual-bic-switching:
deprecated
• dual-bic-non-switching:
UFM3, contains two
BIC slots and does not
provide fabric access
• msa-non-switching:
UFM4, contains one
100G Coherent MSA
XCVR and one BIC slot,
and does not provide
fabric access
• msa400-10g-100g-client:
UFM6, contains one
400G Coherent MSA
XCVR on the line side
and transceiver ports
on the client side

Documentation
Sample Output
The following creates a UFM3:
bti7800(config)# equipment chassis:2 module ufm:1/1

Value for 'ufm-type'
[dual-bic-non-switching,dual-bic-switching,msa-non-switching,msa-switching]:
dual-bic-non-switching
Commit complete.

equipment chassis module ufm transceiver
Syntax [no] equipment chassis_id module module_id transceiver transceiver_id [ admin-status status
| custom1 string | custom2 string | custom3 string | optical-format format | pec pec ]
Description This command sets parameters for the (integrated) transceiver on the UFMs with the
integrated transceivers (UFM4, UFM6). If the transceiver does not yet exist, the transceiver
is created.

Default
Parameter Description Range Value
• Main chassis (hub): chassis:1

• Satellite chassis: chassis:2

identifier
transceiver The identifier of the transceiver_id: None

transceiver_id integrated transceiver on
a UFM4 or UFM6 or the • UFM4: msa:chassis/slot/1/1
client side transceiver on • UFM6:
a UFM6
• msa400:chassis/slot/2/1
• qsfp:chassis/slot/1/port
• qsfp28:chassis/slot/1/port

status of the transceiver
• up
• down
custom1, custom2, Customizable text field 0 to 255 characters. An empty

optical-format format The optical format format: None
• UFM4: tunableX1 for a

tunable single-channel
transceiver
• UFM6: tunableX2 for a
tunable dual-channel
transceiver
For more information on optical

formats, see “Optical Formats”
on page 36.
pec pec – – –
The integrated
transceiver does not
have a product
equipment code.

Documentation

Sample Output
The following creates a UFM and an integrated transceiver on the UFM.
bti7800(config)# equipment chassis:2 module ufm:2/1

Value for 'ufm-type'
[dual-bic-non-switching,dual-bic-switching,msa-non-switching,msa-switching]:
msa-non-switching
bti7800(config-module-ufm:2/1)# transceiver msa:2/1/1/1 Value for 'optical-format'
[fixedX1,fixedX4,fixedX10,tunableX1,...]: tunableX1
bti7800(config-transceiver-msa:2/1/1/1)# commit
Commit complete.

equipment chassis module ufm bic
Syntax [no] equipment chassis_id module module_id bic bic_id [ admin-status status | bic-type type
| custom1 string | custom2 string | custom3 string | pec pec| transceiver transceiver_id ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified BIC. If the BIC does not yet exist, the
BIC is created.


chassis:1
chassis:2

identifier
bic bic_id The BIC identifier bic_id: None
• bic:chassis/slot/subslot

status of the BIC
• up
• down
bic-type type The BIC type type: None
• sfp-bic for the 12x SFP+

BIC
• cfp-bic for the 1x CFP
BIC
• qsfp-bic (not
supported)

pec pec The BIC product A pre-defined product None

bic-type.
transceiver The transceiver identifier.

transceiver_id
See equipment chassis module ufm bic transceiver.

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example creates a 1x CFP BIC.

bti7800(config)# equipment chassis:1 module ufm:1/1 bic bic:1/1/2

Value for 'bic-type' [cfp-bic,qsfp-bic,sfp-bic]: cfp-bic
bti7800(config-bic-bic:1/1/2)# commit
Commit complete.

equipment chassis module ufm bic transceiver
Syntax [no] equipment chassis_id module module_id bic bic_id transceiver transceiver_id [
admin-status status | custom1 string | custom2 string | custom3 string | optical-format
format | pec pec ]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified transceiver within a BIC. If the transceiver
does not yet exist, the transceiver is created.

Default
• Main chassis (hub): chassis:1

• Satellite chassis: chassis:2
module The UFM module module_id: None

module_id identifier
bic bic_id The BIC identifier bic_id: None
• bic:chassis/slot/subslot
transceiver The transceiver transceiver_id: None

transceiver_id identifier
• sfpPlus:chassis/slot/subslot/port
• cfp:chassis/slot/subslot/port
admin-status Sets the administrative status: up

status status of the
transceiver • up
• down
custom1, Customizable text field 0 to 255 characters. An empty

custom2, for operator's use string
custom3 string
optical-format The optical format format: None

format
• fixedX1 for a fixed wavelength single
channel transceiver
• fixedX4 for a fixed wavelength
4-channel transceiver
• fixedX10 for a fixed wavelength
10-channel transceiver
• tunableX1 for a tunable single
channel transceiver
• tunableX4 for a tunable 4-channel
transceiver
• tunableX10 for a tunable 10-channel
transceiver
NOTE: Depending on the transceiver,

the channels can represent
wavelengths or be physically separate.
See “Optical Formats” on page 36.
pec pec The transceiver A pre-defined product code None

product equipment
code


Documentation
Sample Output
The following example configures an 12x SFP+ BIC with a fixedX1 transceiver type.
bti7800(config)# equipment chassis:2 module ufm:2/1 bic bic:2/1/1 transceiver

sfpPlus:2/1/1/3
Value for 'optical-format' [fixedX1,fixedX4,fixedX10,tunableX1,...]: fixedX1
bti7800#(config-transceiver-sfpPlus:2/1/1/3)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800#(config-transceiver-sfpPlus:2/1/1/3)#

end
Syntax end [ no-confirm ]
Description This command terminates a configuration session.
Options • no-confirm - terminates the configuration session without a confirmation prompt. All
uncommitted changes are discarded.
Related • None
Documentation

exit
Syntax exit
Description When executed in operational mode, this command disconnects the user session.
When executed in configuration mode, this command causes the user session to exit
configuration mode and return to operational mode.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800#
bti7800# exit
Connection to 10.1.2.3 closed.
[user]$

help
Syntax help [ command ]
Description This command displays the help text for the specified command. If no command is
specified, a list of commands available at the current level is displayed.
Options • command - displays help text for the specified command
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# help system

Help for command: system
Global system settings
bti7800#

insert
Syntax insert system { radius | tacacs-plus } server ip_address [ after | before ip_address ]
insert system { radius | tacacs-plus } server ip_address [ first | last ]
Description This command allows you to insert a new RADIUS or TACACS+ server at the indicated
position within a list of servers.
Options • radius - inserts a RADIUS server
• tacacs-plus - inserts a TACACS+ server
• server ip_address - the IP address of the RADIUS or TACACS+ server
• after ip_address - inserts the new server after the indicated server
• before ip_address - inserts the new server before the indicated server
• first - inserts the new server at the beginning of the list
• last - appends the new server to the end of the list. This is the default setting.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# insert system tacacs-plus server 10.10.1.33 before 192.168.1.45

interface
Syntax [no] interface name:location [ type type ] [ options ]
Description This command configures an interface. If the interface does not exist, the interface is
created.
Options Table 17: Interface Definition Parameters

Default
name:location The interface name The following names are None

followed by the location allowed:
identifier
• UFM interfaces: See
“UFM Interfaces” on
page 32.
• mgt
type type The interface type. The following types are None
allowed:
The interface type must
be consistent with the • UFM interfaces: See
interface name. “UFM Interfaces” on
page 32.
• virtual (mgt)
Table 18: Physical Layer Parameters (Varies with Interface)

cprws size Carrier phase recovery window size 100G Coherent MSA XCVR: 100G Coherent
(applicable to interfaces on the MSA XCVR:
100G Coherent MSA XCVR, 400G • 4-symbols, 8-symbols, 32-symbols
Coherent MSA XCVR, and the 100G 32-symbols
Coherent CFP only) 400G Coherent
400G Coherent MSA XCVR: MSA XCVR:
NOTE: For the 400G Coherent 32-symbols
• 4-symbols, 8-symbols,
MSA XCVR, this attribute is
16-symbols, 32-symbols, 100G Coherent CFP:
configured on the optical channel
64-symbols 48-symbols
interface only.
100G Coherent CFP:
• 3-symbols, 6-symbols,
48-symbols
expected-section-trace string The section level trace message 0 to 62 characters An empty string,
expected in the received which means no
SONET/SDH signal. This applies to section trace
SONET/SDH interfaces only. expected

Table 18: Physical Layer Parameters (Varies with Interface) (continued)

expected-trace string The trace message expected in the 0 to 64 characters An empty string,
received OTU signal which means no
trace message
expected
fec-type type The forward error correction (FEC) The following are the allowed 100G Coherent
type used in the OTU link types: MSA XCVR: soft-fec
NOTE: This attribute is not • no-fec 400G Coherent

supported on an OTU4 interface • g-fec MSA XCVR:
on the UFM6 400G Coherent MSA sd-fec-25pc
• s-fec-i4
XCVR. You cannot configure the
FEC on an individual OTU4 on the • s-fec-i7 100G Coherent CFP:
UFM6. You can only configure the • sd-fec-25pc soft-fec
FEC for the optical channel
• soft-fec
interface only.
• swiz-fec
NOTE: Not all FEC types are

supported for all protocols and
transceivers. See “Forward Error
Correction (FEC) Types” on
page 35 for more details.
fpsd {true | false} Enables or disables fault true true

propagation shutdown (FPSD) for
ethernetCsmacd interfaces. false
If a fault is detected upstream (in

the receive from backplane
direction) and this parameter is set
to true, the system turns off the
laser to propagate the fault signal.
If this parameter is set to false, the
system transmits a Local Fault
indication instead. In either case,
the signal in the link receive
direction is unaffected.


frequency frequency The frequency of the optical signal Refer to “DWDM Wavelength Plan” None
in THz. on page 37 for valid DWDM
frequency and wavelength grid
For a single-channel transceiver, values.
this indicates the frequency at
which the transceiver operates. For The specified frequency must
a multi-channel transceiver, this match a valid grid frequency.
indicates the frequency of the first
channel (channel with the highest
frequency number).
NOTE: A frequency or wavelength

value is required to create an
interface on tunable transceivers.
You do not need to configure both
a frequency and a wavelength. If
you configure both a frequency and
a wavelength, the values must be
consistent.
NOTE: For the 400G Coherent

interface only.
grid The frequency spacing of channels f50GHz: 50 GHz grid spacing None
{f50GHz|f100GHz|f200GHz} on the WDM composite signal
f100GHz: 100 GHz grid spacing
f200GHz: 200 GHz grid spacing
lldp-snoop {disable|enable} Configures LLDP snooping disable disable
NOTE: Supported only on Ethernet enable

interfaces.
loopback-mode Configures or releases loopback of facility noLoopback

{facility|noLoopback|terminal} traffic on an interface
noLoopback
terminal
mapping Specifies the type of mapping of asynchronous asynchronous

{asynchronous|bit-synchronous} the SONET/SDH signal onto an
ODU payload synchronous
multiplex-mode This is used to configure the OPU no-multiplex no-multiplex

{no-multiplex|gmp-capable} payload of the ODU for
multiplexing lower order OPUs. gmp-capable
When set to gmp-capable, the

ODU multiplex structure supports
multiplexing of ODTUk.ts or
ODTUk.ts and ODTUjk (payload
type 0x21).


odtg This is the list of optical data

tributary groups (ODTG) that are
configured on the ODU if the
payload type is set to
gmp-capable. Each ODTG contains
a lower order ODU.
prbs-mode Configures PRBS signal generation egress no-prbs

{egress|ingress|no-prbs} on the interface.
ingress
Refer to prbs-mode for usage.
no-prbs
NOTE: This parameter is not
supported on UFM6 interfaces.
sd-deg-thr percent The threshold used to evaluate 0.0001 to 100.0 0.1

whether a 1-second interval is
considered a degraded interval for
OTU interfaces.
The threshold is the percentage of

errored blocks in a 1-second
interval. If the percentage of
errored blocks detected in a
1-second interval exceeds this
threshold, the interval is considered
degraded.
sd-degm num_intervals The number of consecutive 0, 2 to 10 8

degraded intervals required to raise
a signal degrade fault for OTU
interfaces.
When the value is set to 0, signal

degrade monitoring is disabled.
sd-thr neg_exponent The threshold used to evaluate 0, 4 to 12 6

whether a SONET/SDH signal
degrade fault has occurred.
If the bit error rate exceeds the

specified threshold, a signal
degrade fault is raised.
The value entered is a negative

exponent. For example, a value of
-4
4 is interpreted as 10 .
When the value is set to 0, signal

degrade monitoring is disabled.


signaling-mode The signaling mode for legacy standard

{legacy|standard} interworking with legacy
equipment on Ethernet interfaces. standard
See the BTI7800 Series Software

Configuration Guide for details.
tx-power power The desired output signal power in Varies depending on the Varies depending
dBm (applicable to interfaces on transceiver on the transceiver
the 100G Coherent MSA XCVR, the
400G Coherent MSA XCVR, and
the 100G Coherent CFP only)
NOTE: For the 400G Coherent

interface only.
tx-trace string The trace message inserted into 0 to 64 characters UFM6: A

the transmitted OTU signal combination of the
management IP
address and the
ifIndex.
Other UFMs: A
combination of the
management IP
address and the
interface identifier.
wavelength wavelength Wavelength of the optical signal Refer to “DWDM Wavelength Plan” None
(nm). This attribute is set on page 37 for valid DWDM
automatically when you set the frequency and wavelength grid
frequency. values.
For a single-channel transceiver, The specified wavelength does not

this indicates the wavelength at need to match a valid grid
which the transceiver operates. For wavelength. The BTI7800 converts
a multi-channel transceiver, this the specified wavelength to a
indicates the wavelength of the frequency rounded to the nearest
first channel (channel with the 50 GHz. The resulting frequency is
lowest wavelength number). then checked against valid grid
values.
NOTE: A frequency or wavelength
value is required to create an If the frequency matches a valid
interface on tunable transceivers. grid value, the CLI updates the
You do not need to configure both frequency attribute with the
a frequency and a wavelength. If resulting frequency when you
you configure both a frequency and commit the change. If the
a wavelength, the values must be frequency does not match a valid
consistent. grid value (that is, outside the
range), the CLI returns an error
NOTE: For the 400G Coherent when you try to commit the
MSA XCVR, this attribute applies change.
to the optical channel interface
only.

Table 19: Parameters Specific to an Interface Type (Varies with Interface)

Interfaces of type mgt
channel {odcc | mcc} The channel to be used for mcc: not supported odcc
management traffic on this
interface. odcc: optical data communications
channel
Management traffic can be carried
on the optical data
communications channel, which is
carried within the OSC on optical
interfaces.
l1-interface interface The physical interface on which the An existing physical interface, None
management channel resides subject to the following:
The interface must match the

channel selection. If the channel is
odcc, then the l1-interface must be
an OSC interface.
Interfaces of type opticalChannel
modulation {16-qam | qpsk} The modulation format 16-qam: two bidirectional OTU4 16-qam
signals are modulated onto the
single optical carrier
qpsk: not supported
Related • show interface on page 242

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# interface 100ge:1/13/1/1 type ethernetCsmacd

bti7800(config-interface-100ge:1/13/1/1)# frequency 191.35
Commit complete

logging customer-log
Syntax [no] logging customer-log facility-id id
Description This command specifies the facility identifier used in syslog files.
Options facility-id id The facility identifier local0 local1

used to identify
BTI7800 logs local1
local2
local3
local4
local5
local6
local7
Related • logging logrotate on page 158

Documentation
• logging module on page 161
• logging protocol on page 162
• logging remote-server on page 165

logging logrotate
Syntax [no] logging logrotate maxage days

[no] logging logrotate remote-url protocol:url [ password password ]
[no] logging logrotate { rotate number | size size}
Description This command allows you to manage the system.log files.

Options maxage days Sets the number of 1 to 31 30

days that a log file is
kept.
At the end of this

period, the log file is
deleted.
remote-url protocol:url Specifies the remote scp|sftp|ftp:// sftp://None

server to which to [username@]host
move the log file when [:port]/[filepath] This default means
the file is rotated out that remote-url is not
of local storage. username is the used.
username to use on
When a log file is the remote server. If username is not
rotated out, it is specified, the current
transferred to the host is the host name CLI session’s login
specified server, and or IP address of the name is used.
then deleted from remote server.
local storage. The log If port is not specified,
file is deleted port is the protocol the standard default
regardless of whether port number to use. SCP, FTP, or SFTP
the transfer is port is used.
successful or not. filepath is the
directory where you If filepath is not
want to place the log specified, the file is
file. This is the path copied to the
only and does not SCP/FTP/SFTP user’s
include the file name, home directory.
which is
auto-generated.

associated with the
specified username
prompts you for a
password.
NOTE: The password

must contain
alphanumeric
characters only.
rotate number 1 to 3 3

Sets the number of

files to include in the
data collection.
Once this number is

reached, the next log
rotation causes the
oldest log file to be
deleted or transferred
out (if remote-url is
configured).
This number
corresponds to the
number of rotations
that can occur before
the currently active
log file is removed or
transferred out.
size size Sets the size of the log 1 to 50 15

files (MB).
When this limit is

reached on the
currently active log
file, log rotation is
performed.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# logging logrotate remote-url sftp://user@mycompany.com/logs

maxage 10 size 30
Commit complete.

logging module
Syntax [no] logging module module { debug | off | trace }
Description This command allows you to specify which software modules to trace or log. By default,
none of the modules is enabled for logging.
Options module module The module to log See the example None
below for the list of
modules.
debug Sets the log level to – –

debug
off Disables logging for – This is the default

the specified module setting.
trace Sets the log level to – –

trace
Related • show running-config logging module

Documentation
Sample Output
The modules can vary from release to release.
bti7800(config)# logging module ?

ampagent ampmgr arpmgr board-agent db digi-agent
discovery dolagent dolcomms dolnlcmdrv env-agent

equipment-agent
equipmentmgr evip faultmgr front-panel global ifmgr
logmgr nodemgr oamagent oammgr portagent portmgr
protocolmgr rph showrsvp stat-collector switch-agent switchmgr
testdrvherc transceiver-agent wpsagent wpsdrv wpsmgr

bti7800(config)# logging module equipmentmgr debug
Commit complete.

logging protocol
Syntax [no] logging protocol [ bfd | cspf | internal-trace-level level| ips-tracing | isis { database |
signalling } | log-level level [ detail ] | meta-cli level | router-dcl level | rsvp { neighbour |
signalling } ]
Description This command configures logging at the protocol level.

Options internal-trace-level The internal trace 0 to 20 8

level level dictates the
quantity of
information that is
logged. Information
marked at the
specified trace level
and at all lower levels
is logged.
ips-tracing Enables low level – Low level signal

signal tracing tracing is disabled by
default.
isis Enables IS-IS logging database: enables IS-IS logging is

{database|signalling} IS-IS database logs disabled by default.
signalling: enables
IS-IS signalling logs
log-level level [detail] The log level specifies audit: enables exception
the type of problem, exception,
information logged and audit logs
dev: enables all logs
exception: enables
problem and
exception logs
problem: enables
problem logs only
The detail selection is

a modifier that
specifies whether
more or less detail is
desired.
meta-cli level Enables meta-CLI debug warning

logging
error
info
trace
warning
router-dcl level Enables router DCL warning

logging

debug
error
info
trace
warning
Related • logging customer-log on page 157

Documentation
• logging logrotate on page 158
• logging module on page 161
• logging remote-server on page 165
• show log on page 258
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# logging protocol isis signalling

Commit complete.

logging remote-server
Syntax [no] logging remote-server index [ ip-address ip_address [ port number ] ]
Description This command specifies the remote syslog servers to use. You can configure up to four
syslog servers.
Options remote-server index A user-defined index 1 to 4 None

for the remote-server
ip-address ip-address The IP address of the Standard dotted None

remote-server decimal notation (for
example,
192.168.0.100)
port number The port number to A valid IANA port 514

use to reach the number
remote-sever
Related • show running-config logging remote-server

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# logging remote-server 1 ip-address 10.1.1.1

bti7800(config-remote-server-1)# commit
Commit complete.

mgt static
Syntax [no] mgt static ip_address interface name:identifier [ metric number ]
Description This command configures a static route on the management network.
Options static ip_address The IP address or subnet Standard dotted decimal None
of the static route notation with prefix (for
example, 192.168.1.0/24).
To specify a default route,

use 0.0.0.0/0.
interface The egress management The following interfaces None

name:identifier interface for the static are allowed:
route
• mgt
metric number The cost for this static 0 to 4294967295 0

route
Related • show mgt static on page 261

Documentation
Sample Output
The following configures a static route for the management network.
bti7800(config)# mgt static 10.10.1.1/32 interface mgt:3

bti7800(config-static-10.10.1.1/32/mgt:3/mgt)# commit
Commit complete.

prbs-mode
Syntax [no] prbs-mode { egress | ingress | no-prbs }
Description This command configures PRBS signal generation.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# interface otu4:1/7/1/1

bti7800(config-interface-otu4:1/7/1/1)# disabled
bti7800(config-interface-otu4:1/7/1/1)# prbs-mode egress
bti7800(config-interface-otu4:1/7/1/1)# commit
The outputs of the following commands have been edited and formatted for clarity. Only
the relevant attributes are shown.
bti7800# show interface otu4:1/7/1/1

Admin State : disabled
Operational State : testing
PRBS Mode : egress
PRBS Status : synchronized
Conditions : PRBS test active
bti7800# show statistics current otu4:1/7/1/1

PRBS loss of sequence sync. seconds ... 0
PRBS bit errors ....................... 0
PRBS bit error ratio .................. 0
PRBS min. bit error ratio ............. 0
PRBS max. bit error ratio ............. 0
PRBS avg. bit error ratio ............. 0

protection wavelength group
Syntax [no] protection wavelength group wpsgroup:location_id [protid string | remote-protid string
| custom string | revertive-type type | working wpsport:location_id | protecting
wpsport:location_id | revertive-time time]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified wavelength protection group (wpsgroup)
on the WPS4. If the wavelength protection group does not exist, the wavelength protection
group is created.
NOTE: Creating the wavelength protection group will automatically create

the client and line ports associated with the group.

Options wpsgroup:location_id Protection wavelength See “Location Identifiers” on None

group identifier page 30.
protid string A user-defined 0 to 32 alphanumeric characters An empty

identifier of the string
protection group
protid-remote A user-defined 0 to 32 alphanumeric characters An empty

string identifier of the remote string
protection group
custom string User-defined string 0 to 255 alphanumeric An empty

characters string
revertive-type type Determines whether revertive non-revertive

traffic will revert to the
working line following non-revertive
a protection switch
when the defect on the
line clears. Applies to
automatic, manual,
forced and lockout
switches.
working The line port See “Location Identifiers” on Port A is the

wpsport:location_id designated as the page 30. working port
working port. associated
with the
This parameter is wavelength
automatically assigned protection
by the system. group.
If specified, the port

must be line port A
associated with the
group.
protecting The line port See “Location Identifiers” on Port B is the

wpsport:location_id designated as the page 30. protecting port
protecting port. associated
with the
This parameter is wavelength
automatically assigned protection
by the system group.
If specified, the port

must be line port B
associated with the
group.
revertive-time 600 600

time

The time, in seconds,

that must pass before
activity reverts to the
working line after the
conditions causing the
protection switch have
cleared.
Applies only if the

group is in revertive
mode.
This parameter is not

configurable.
Related • show protection wavelength group on page 265

Documentation
• protection wavelength switch on page 61
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# protection wavelength group wpsgroup:1/3/1

protection wavelength port
Syntax [no] protection wavelength port wpsport:location_id [id string | remote-id string | custom
string | lolight-rxth threshold]
Description This command sets parameters for the specified wavelength protection port on the
WPS4.
NOTE: Wavelength protection ports cannot be created or deleted. To create

or delete a wavelength protection port you must create or delete the
wavelength protection group associated with the ports.
Default
Options wpsport:location_id The protection See “Location Identifiers” None

wavelength port on page 30.
identifier
id string A user-defined identifier 0 to 32 alphanumeric An empty

of the local wavelength characters string
protection port
remote-id string A user-defined identifier 0 to 32 alphanumeric An empty

of the remote characters string
wavelength protection
port
custom string User-defined string 0 to 255 alphanumeric An empty

characters string
lolight-rxth threshold The loss of light -35.0 to 35.0 dBm -35.0 dBm
threshold monitored on
the receiving ports of
the WPS4
NOTE: The lolight-rxth

must be configured
according to the optical
link budget in order for
the protection switch to
operate as per
specification.

Documentation

Sample Output
bti7800(config)#protection wavelength port wpsport:1/3/L1A lolight-rxth -25.0

protection wavelength switch
Syntax protection wavelength switch switch-type wpsport:location
Description This command executes a protection switch on the specified WPS port.
Options protection Denotes the type of forced None

wavelength switch wavelength protection switch
switch-type the operator wants to invoke lockout
manual
release
wpsport:location The line port on which the A valid WPS port None
user wants to invoke the
wavelength protection switch See “Location Identifiers”
on page 30.

Documentation
• protection wavelength group on page 168
Sample Output
bti7800#protection wavelength switch manual wpsport:1/3/L1B

router isis
Syntax [no] router isis area[ options ]
Description This command configures router-wide IS-IS parameters.
Options isis area The IS-IS area tag 1 to 2,147,483,647 None
administrative-status Sets the administrative up down

{up|down} status of the IS-IS
control plane for this down
router instance
hostname The hostname that is 1 to 32 characters None

advertised to other
routers
interface Configures IS-IS parameters on a virtual management interface. See

router isis interface.
net net The network entity title, aa.aaaa.ssss.ssss.ssss.00 None

consisting of a 3-octet
area address, a 6-octet aa.aaaa - 6 hexadecimal
system identifier, and a digits for the area
1-octet NSAP selector (consisting of a 2-digit
(which must be 00) format identifier followed
by a domain)
ssss.ssss.ssss - 12
hexadecimal digits for the
system identifier, which
must be unique to the
area.
Related • router isis interface on page 175

Documentation
• show isis on page 251
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# router isis 1 net 49.0001.0000.0000.1111.00

bti7800(config-isis-1)# commit
Commit complete.

router isis interface
Syntax [no] router isis interface mgt:identifier administrative-status [ up | down ]
Description This command configures IS-IS parameters on a virtual managment interface.
Options interface mgt:identifier The virtual management 1 to 20 None

interface to configure
For example, mgt:1, mgt:2.
administrative-status Sets the administrative up up

status of IS-IS on this
interface down
Related • router isis on page 174

Documentation
• show isis interface on page 255
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# router isis 1

bti7800(config-isis-1)# interface mgt:1 administrative-status up
bti7800(config-isis-1)# commit
Commit complete.

show configuration
Syntax show configuration [ branch ]
Description This command displays the uncommitted configuration changes in the entire system, or
the uncommitted configuration changes of the specified branch if a branch is specified.
Parameter Description
Options branch The subsystem branch. Type ? to see the list of

branches.
Related • show full-configuration on page 177

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# show configuration

% No configuration changes found.
bti7800(config)# snmp-server community RO xxxxxxxx
bti7800(config-community-RO)# show configuration
snmp-server community RO xxxxxxxx !

show full-configuration
Syntax show full-configuration [ branch ]
Description This command displays the committed configuration of the entire system, or the
committed configuration of the specified branch if a branch is specified.

branches.
Related • show running-config on page 268

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# show full-configuration snmp-server community

snmp-server community RW xxxxxxxx !
snmp-server community RO yyyyyyyy !

show history
Syntax show history [ number ]
Description This command displays the most recent commands in the CLI configuration mode
command history.
Options number The number of most 0 to 32,000

recent commands to
show
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# show history

17:21:52 -- interface 10ge:1/3/1/5
17:22:42 -- custom1 if-1315
17:22:53 -- fpsd false
17:22:58 -- commit
17:23:16 -- show history

snmp-server community
Syntax [no] snmp-server community { RO | RW } string
Description This command sets the SNMP community strings.
NOTE: You must have superuser privileges to use this command.
Options RO Indicates the string is – –

the read-only
community string
RW Indicates the string is – –

the read-write
community string
string The SNMP A character string The default read-only

community string community string is
public.
The default
read-write community
string is private.
Related • show running-config snmp-server community

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# snmp-server community RO xxxxxxxx

bti7800(config-community-RO)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config-community-RO)# do show running-config snmp-server community RO
snmp-server community RO xxxxxxxx !

snmp-server host
Syntax [no] snmp-server host ip_address [ udp-port number ]
Description This command sets the IP address and port of the SNMP trap receiver.
NOTE: This command provides the same function as the system snmp
notify-target command.
Options ip_address The destination IP A valid IP address in –

address of the host dotted decimal
receiving trap format (for example,
notifications 10.1.1.1)
udp-port number The UDP port to use 0 to 65,535 162
Related • show snmp host on page 270

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# snmp-server host 10.1.1.1

bti7800(config-host-10.1.1.1)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config-host-10.1.1.1)# do show snmp host
Target-Name IP-Address Port TimeOut-Value Retry-Count Tag-Lis
--------------- -------------- -------- --------------- --------------- -------
10.1.1.1 v2 10.1.1.1 162 1500 3 std_v2_
10.2.2.2 v2 10.2.2.2 162 1500 3 std_v2_

statistics bin-settings
Syntax [no] statistics bin-settings { 1Day | 1Minute | 15Minute | unTimed } [ number-of-bins number
]
Description This command configures the number of historical bins to keep for each bin length.
Default
Options 1Day number-of-bins Configures the number of bins for the 1 to 7 7

number 1Day bin length
1Minute Configures the number of bins for the 1 to 60 15

number-of-bins 1Minute bin length
number
15Minute Configures the number of bins for the 1 to 96 96

number-of-bins 15Minute bin length
number
unTimed Configures the number of bins for the 1 1

number-of-bins unTimed bin length.
number
The unTimed bin accumulates
counts from the time performance
monitoring on the module starts. The
unTimed bin does not roll over into a
historical bin.
Additional Information The no form of the command with the number-of-bins parameter (for example, no
statistics bin-settings 15Minute number-of-bins) sets the number-of-bins back to its default
value.
The no form of the command without the number-of-bins parameter (for example, no
statistics bin-settings 15Minute removes the bin length and should not be used.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# statistics bin-settings 15Minute number-of-bins 24

bti7800(config-bin-settings-15Minute)# commit
Commit complete.

statistics threshold entity
Syntax [no] statistics threshold entity name [ profileName name ]
Description This command applies an existing profile to an entity (usually an interface).
Options entity name — the name of the entity or interface to which you want to apply the profile
profileName name — the name of the profile to apply
Additional Information You must create the profile before you can use this command to apply it to an entity.
Related • statistics threshold profile on page 183

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example applies the obrProfile1 profile to the osc:1/8/0/L1 interface.
bti7800(config)# statistics threshold entity osc:1/8/0/L1 profileName obrProfile1

bti7800(config-entity-osc:1/8/0/L1)# commit
Commit complete.

statistics threshold profile
Syntax [no] statistics threshold profile name [ entityType type [ statistic statistic-name
threshold-type binLength [ dec64ClearValue value | dec64RaiseValue value | disabled |
enabled ] ] ]
Description This command creates a threshold profile that you can apply to different entities (usually
interfaces). A threshold profile contains the threshold crossing alert levels for specified
alarms.
Options profile name— the name of the profile

Values: The profile name cannot begin with “def-”. All profiles that begin with “def-”
are default profiles and cannot be created or changed by the user.
entityType type— the type of interface to which this profile applies

Values: osc
statistic statistic-name— the statistic that you are setting the thresholds for
Values: opt-back-ref-ratio
threshold-type — the type of threshold

Values: alarmHigh
binLength — the bin length

Values: unTimed
dec64ClearValue value — the alarm clear threshold
dec64RaiseValue value — the alarm set threshold
disabled — disables this profile
enabled — enables this profile
Additional Information This command allows you to create profiles for many different entities with many different
options but only the entities and options listed above are supported. Note that this
command only creates and configures the profile. You still need to apply this profile to
an interface for the profile to take effect for that interface.
Related • statistics threshold entity on page 182

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example configures and enables a profile that sets the opt-back-ref-ratio
high alarm set and clear thresholds to -21 dB and -22 dB, respectively.

bti7800(config)# statistics threshold profile obrProfile1 entityType osc

bti7800(config-profile-obrProfile1)# statistic opt-back-ref-ratio alarmHigh unTimed
dec64RaiseValue -21 dec64ClearValue -22 enabled
bti7800(config-statistic-opt-back-ref-ratio/alarmHigh/unTimed)# commit
Commit complete.

system ains
Syntax [no] system ains [ default-ains | default-ains-timer ]
Description This command configures system-wide Auto-In-Service (AINS) for new interfaces.
Options default-ains Enables or disables true: Enable AINS false

AINS on new
interfaces false: Disable AINS
default-ains-timer Sets the AINS 00:00 to 99:59 08:00

countdown duration
on new interfaces, in
hours and minutes, in
the format: HH:MM
Related • ains, at the interface level

Documentation
• ains-timer, at the interface level
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system ains default-ains true

bti7800(config-system)# system ains default-ains-timer 04:00
bti7800(config-system)#commit
Commit complete.

system auto-prov
Syntax system auto-prov [ false | true ]
Description This command enables or disables auto provisioning. By default, auto provisioning is
enabled—true. Auto provisioning allows an unprovisioned hardware component, such
as a module or port to be automatically provisioned when the component is inserted into
the chassis.
Related • None
Documentation

system auto-warm-boot
Syntax [no] system auto-warm-boot disabled { ALL | CMM | PLD }
Description This command determines whether the system automatically reboots an unresponsive
module or not.
Parameter Description Default
Options ALL Disables auto-warm-boot for all modules By default, auto-warm-boot is

(that is, for all service modules and for the enabled for all modules.
standby CMM)
CMM Disables auto-warm-boot for the standby By default, auto-warm-boot is

CMM enabled for all modules.
PLD Disables auto-warm-boot for all service By default, auto-warm-boot is

modules enabled for all modules.
Additional Information When auto-warm-boot is enabled, the active CMM automatically warm reloads a service
module and/or a standby CMM up to 3 times if the service module and/or standby CMM
is unresponsive.
Warm reloading modules does not affect traffic.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
To disable auto-warm-boot for the service modules:
bti7800(config)# system auto-warm-boot disabled PLD

bti7800(config-system)# commit
Commit complete.
To enable auto-warm-boot for all modules:
bti7800(config)# no system auto-warm-boot disabled

Commit complete.

system chassis
Syntax system chassis [ <chassis serial number> chassis-id <chassis ID number>
Description This command commissions the second chassis in a multiple chassis configuration.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system chassis 2013VM-0002 chassis-id 2

system clock timezone-location
Syntax [no] system clock timezone-location timezone
Description This command configures the system time zone.
Options timezone The time zone to use The BTI7800 uses the –
industry standard
time zone database.
Guide for details.
Related • show running-config system clock timezone-location

Documentation
Sample Output
Use tab completions to see the entries below the top level.
bti7800(config)# system clock timezone-location Europe/<tab>

Amsterdam Andorra Athens Belfast Belgrade Berlin Bratislava
Brussels Bucharest
Budapest Busingen Chisinau Copenhagen Dublin Gibraltar Guernsey
Helsinki Isle_of_Man
Istanbul Jersey Kaliningrad Kiev Lisbon Ljubljana London
Luxembourg Madrid
Malta Mariehamn Minsk Monaco Moscow Nicosia Oslo
Paris Podgorica
Prague Riga Rome Samara San_Marino Sarajevo Simferopol
Skopje Sofia
Stockholm Tallinn Tirane Tiraspol Uzhgorod Vaduz Vatican
Vienna Vilnius
Volgograd Warsaw Zagreb Zaporozhye Zurich
Commit complete.

system contact
Syntax [no] system contact string
Description This command configures the system point-of-contact. The value is a string up to 255
characters.
Related • None
Documentation

system controller-1
Syntax system controller-1 [ name cmm: <chassID/slot> | static-address <static IP address>
Description This command configures the specified Chassis Management Module (CMM) as the first
System Controller Manager (SCM). This involves specifying the chassis ID and slot of the
CMM and assigning a static IP address.
Related • system chassis on page 188

Documentation
• system controller-2 on page 192
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system controller-1 name cmm:1/A

bti7800(config-system)# system controller-1 name cmm:1/A static-address <static IP
address>

system controller-2
Syntax system controller-2 [ name cmm: <chassID/slot> | static-address <static IP address>
Description This command configures the specified Chassis Management Module (CMM) as the
second System Controller Manager (SCM). This involves specifying the chassis ID and
slot of the CMM and assigning a static IP address.
Related • system chassis on page 188

Documentation
• system controller-1 on page 191
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system controller-2 name cmm:1/B

bti7800(config-system)# system controller-2 name cmm:1/B static-address <static IP
address>

system dns
Syntax [no] system dns server ip_address [ ip_address ]
Description This command configures one or more DNS servers.
Options • ip_address - the IP address of the DNS server
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config-system)# system dns server 10.1.1.1 10.2.2.2

system gateway-address
Syntax [no] system gateway-address ip_address
Description This command configures the IP address of the default gateway.
Options • ip_address - the IP address of the gateway
Related • None
Documentation

system location
Syntax [no] system location string
Description The physical location of the BTI7800 system. The value is a string up to 255 characters.
Related • None
Documentation

system mgmt-address
Syntax [no] system mgmt-addressip_address
Description This command configures the shared management IP address and subnet mask.
Options • ip_address - the IP address and subnet mask
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system mgmt-address 10.75.0.5/16

system mgmt dynamic
Syntax [no] system mgmt dynamic
Description This command configures dynamic inband management. When configured, IS-IS is
enabled on eth1.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system mgmt dynamic

system mgmt-sources
Syntax [no] system mgmt-sources ip_address [ ip_address ]
Description This command configures the management sources (IP addresses) that are allowed to
connect to the BTI7800 management interface.
Options ip_address The IP address or prefix of Standard dotted decimal The default is
the management source notation with subnet to allow all
allowed to connect. length (for example, management
10.1.2.0/24). sources.
Up to 16 IP addresses
and/or prefixes can be
specified.
Additional Information If one or more management sources are configured, a management device must be in
this source list in order to connect to certain protocol ports on the BTI7800. If no
management sources are configured, all management devices are allowed to connect.
If one or more management sources are configured, management source verification

works as follows: If a connection request arrives on the CMM management Ethernet port
(eth1) or inband on the optical network, and if the request is destined for any of the
protocol ports in the following list, the system validates the source IP address in the
connection request with the list of allowed management sources. If the source IP address
in the connection request is not in the allowed management source list, the connection
is rejected.
• SSH (port 22)
• CLI (port 2024)
• NETCONF (port 2022)
• SNMP (port 161)
NOTE: Management source verification does not take place if the connection
request is destined for a protocol port not in the above list.
This command only governs new connection requests. Existing established management
connections are not affected. Connection requests on the craft Ethernet port (eth0) are
also not affected. Any source can connect to the craft Ethernet port.
Related • show system on page 276

Documentation

Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system mgmt-sources 10.1.2.0/24 10.1.100.25/32

system name
Syntax [no] system namestring
Description This command sets the user-defined name of the system. The value is a string up to 255
characters.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system name SampleName

system ntp
Syntax [no] system ntp server ip_address [ ip_address ]
Description This command configures the IP address of one or more NTP servers.
Options • ip_address - the IP address of the NTP server
Guide for details.
Related • show running-config system ntp

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system ntp server 10.1.1.1 10.2.2.2

system proxy arp
Syntax [no] system proxy arp
Description This command enables proxy ARP on the gateway.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system proxy arp

system radius
Syntax [no] system radius options { attempts number } | { timeout seconds }

[no] system radius server ip_address [ authentication-port number | shared-secret string ]
Description This command configures the settings for connecting to a RADIUS server.
Options Table 20: RADIUS Configuration Parameters

attempts The number of attempts to 1 to 255 2

number contact a RADIUS server
before attempting to contact
the next configured RADIUS
server
timeout seconds The number of seconds the 1 to 255 5

client waits for a response
from the RADIUS server before
sending another request to the
RADIUS server
server The IP address of the RADIUS A valid IP address in dotted None

ip_address server decimal format (for example,
10.1.1.1)
authentication-port The UDP port number to use 1812 1812

number
NOTE: The port number must
not be changed from the
default value.
shared-secret The authentication key used The key must be 6-256 None
string to connect to the RADIUS case-sensitive alphanumeric
server and to encrypt user characters
credentials
NOTE: The key on the

RADIUS client and RADIUS
server must match.
Additional Information You can specify multiple RADIUS servers by issuing this command for each server. The
BTI7800 attempts to connect to the first RADIUS server entered. If the BTI7800 fails to
connect to the server after the specified number of attempts and timeouts, the BTI7800
tries the next server in the list, and so on.
Related • show running-config system radius

Documentation

system root
Syntax system root password [ <password> ]
Description This command configures the root password.
Options • <password> - the password to set. If the password is not specified in the command,
the system prompts you for the password. See “Inputting Character Strings and
Passwords” on page 14 for information on using special characters.
Related • None
Documentation

system shmm-firmware autoupgrade
Syntax [no] system shmm-firmware autoupgrade { enabled | disabled }
Description This command configures automatic upgrades for the CMM SHMM firmware.
Additional Information When SHMM auto-upgrade is enabled, the CMM automatically upgrades the SHMM
firmware, as follows.
• When a CMM boots up, it checks whether its SHMM firmware and whether the SHMM
firmware on the other CMM match the firmware version associated with the currently
active software. This occurs every time a CMM boots up, including when a CMM is being
upgraded to new software.
• If there is a mismatch, the CMM raises a Firmware Upgrade Required (firmUpgrdReqd)

alarm and proceeds to upgrade the SHMM firmware. The automatic upgrade starts
only when all CMMs have come up and are synchronized.
• If more than one CMM in a single or multi-chassis system requires SHMM firmware
upgrades, the firmware is upgraded on the CMMs sequentially.
• Once an automatic SHMM firmware upgrade is in progress, it cannot be cancelled and

it should not be interrupted. CLI commands that conflict with this are rejected.
Related • system upgrade firmware shmm

Documentation
• show system on page 276
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system shmm-firmware autoupgrade enabled

This commit will cause Shelf Manager firmware to be upgraded under system control.
Are you sure ? [YES,no] yes
Commit complete.

system snmp notify-target
Syntax [no] system snmp notify-target ip_address [ udp-port number ]
Description This command sets the IP address and port of the SNMP trap receiver.
NOTE: This command provides the same function as the snmp-server host
command.
Options ip_address The destination IP A valid IP address in –

address of the host dotted decimal
receiving trap format (for
notifications example,10.1.1.1).
udp-port number The UDP port to use 0 to 65,535 162
Related • show system snmp on page 291

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800(config)# system snmp notify-target 10.1.1.1

bti7800(config-notify-target-10.1.1.1)# commit
Commit complete.
bti7800(config-notify-target-10.1.1.1)# do show system snmp
Target-Name IP-Address Port TimeOut-Value Retry-Count Tag-List
--------------- -------------- -------- --------------- ---------------

-----------------------------------
10.1.1.1 v2 10.1.1.1 162 1500 3 std_v2_trap
std_trap std_v2_inform
172.25.7.219 v2 172.25.7.219 162 1500 3 std_v2_trap

system tacacs-plus
Syntax [no] system tacacs-plus options timeout seconds

[no] system tacacs-plus server ip_address [ authentication-port number | shared-secret
string ]
Description This command configures the settings for connecting to a TACACS+ server.
Options Table 21: TACACS+ Configuration Parameters

timeout The number of seconds the 1 to 255 5

client waits for a response
from the TACACS+ server
before trying to connect to the
next configured TACACS+
server
server The IP address of the A valid IP address in dotted None

ip_address TACACS+ server decimal format (for example,
10.1.1.1).
authentication-port The TCP port number to use A valid IANA port number 49
number
shared-secret The authentication key used A character string None

string to encrypt TACACS+ packets
NOTE: The key on the

TACACS+ client and
TACACS+ server must match.
Additional Information You can specify multiple TACACS+ servers by issuing this command for each server. The
BTI7800 attempts to connect to the first TACACS+ server entered. If the BTI7800 fails
to connect to the server after the specified timeout, the BTI7800 tries the next server in
the list, and so on.
Related • show running-config system tacacs-plus

Documentation

user-profile
Syntax [no] user-profile username alias string expansion command

[no] user-profile username description string
[no] user-profile username session parameter { true | false | value }
Description This command configures the user environment settings.

Options alias string expansion Creates an alias for a Text string followed None
command command name by a command
description string Description for the Text string None

user
session parameter { Sets CLI session Depends on the

true | false | value } parameters parameter

autowizard:
Automatically queries
the user for
mandatory elements
if true. The default is
true.
complete-on-space:
Supports command
completion on space
if true. The default is
false.
display-level: Sets the

maximum depth to
show when displaying
configuration.
history: Sets the

number of past
commands to keep in
the command history.
idle-timeout: Sets the

duration of time to
keep a CLI session
open during session
inactivity.
ignore-leading-space:
Ignores leading white
space if true.
paginate: Paginates
CLI output if true. The
default is true.
prompt1: Sets the

prompt for
operational mode.
The default prompt is
bti7800# if the
system name is not
configured. If the
system name is
configured, the
default prompt is the
system name.
prompt2: Sets the

prompt for
configuration mode.
The default prompt is
bti7800(config)# if
the system name is
not configured. If the
system name is
configured, the
default prompt is the

system name.
show-defaults:
Displays default
configuration values if
true.
Related • None
Documentation

users
Syntax [no] users username { password "password" | group group }
Description This command manages users, user passwords, and user group affiliations. If the specified
user does not exist, the user is created.
NOTE: You must have superuser privileges to use this command.
Options users username The username of the 4 to 30 alphanumeric None

account characters
NOTE: The system is

installed with one
predefined user called
admin, which cannot
be removed.
password "password" The password All alphanumeric and None

required to access the special characters. Since
account. passwords are stored in
digest form, there is no
This parameter is pre-determined limit on
mandatory if you are the length of the
creating a new user. password.
NOTE: Use quotation

marks around the
password. See usage
guidelines below.
group group The group (or role) • provisioning: Ability to None

associated with the configure the system
specified user. but lacks the ability to
manage other users
This parameter is
• superuser: Full system
mandatory if you are
access.
creating a new user.
• surveillance: Allowed to
monitor system activity.
This group does not
have configuration
privilege.
• btiuser: Deprecated, do
not use.
Additional Information There are two methods to enter the password:

• In clear text on the command line with enclosing quotation marks. If the password
contains a quotation mark ("), then use the escape backslash (\) immediately preceding
the quotation mark.
• In hidden text via the interactive prompt. When you create a new user without specifying
a password, the system prompts you for the password. Enter the password without
the enclosing quotation marks.
See “Inputting Character Strings and Passwords” on page 14 for information on entering
special characters.
Related • show running-config users

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example creates the user user with password abc123\!@#def.
bti7800(config)# users user group superuser password "abc123\!@#def"

The following example creates the user user with password abc#123"def.
bti7800(config)# users user group superuser password "abc#123\"def"


CHAPTER 5
Show Commands
• show alarms
• show amp
• show conditions
• show cross-connect
• show dol
• show dol fiber-conn
• show dol fixed-grid
• show dol och
• show dol och-power
• show dol och-xcon
• show dol oms
• show dol osc
• show dol port
• show environment
• show equipment
• show equipment module
• show history
• show interface
• show interface lldp
• show inventory
• show ip route
• show ip route unicast
• show isis
• show isis counters
• show isis database
• show isis interface
• show isis neighbors
• show isis reachable address

• show log
• show mgt static
• show netconf-state
• show netconf-state streams
• show protection wavelength group
• show protection wavelength port
• show running-config
• show session
• show snmp host
• show statistics
• show statistics current
• show statistics historical
• show system
• show system chassis
• show system clock
• show system controller
• show system cpu
• show system database
• show system dnslookup
• show system firmware
• show system mgmt-interface
• show system memory
• show system ntpstat
• show system process
• show system reload
• show system snmp
• show system upgrade
• show system version
• show tech-support

Chapter 5: Show Commands
show alarms
Syntax show alarms
Description This command displays the current alarms.
Related • conditions on page 101

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show alarms
Entity-Name Code Time-Stamp Severity Service Des

A
Affecting
-------------- ------------- ------------------------- -------- ---------
----
fan:1/5 fanSpeedLowTh 2014-01-14T12:17:50+00:00 major true Fan
fan:1/6 fanSpeedLowTh 2014-01-14T12:17:50+00:00 major true Fan

ufm:1/1 envVoltLowTh 2014-01-14T12:17:50+00:00 major true Env
ufm:1/14 eqptMiss 2014-01-14T12:17:46+00:00 critical true Equ
chassis:2 eqptMiss 2014-01-14T12:17:46+00:00 critical true Equ
otu2:1/1/1/2 los 2014-01-14T12:19:27+00:00 critical true Los

bti7800#

show amp
Syntax show amp [ identifier | detail | table ]
Description This command displays information for the amplifier module.
Options identifier Displays detailed information for the specified amplifier

module
detail Displays detailed information for all amplifier modules
table Displays information for all amplifier modules in table

format
Additional Information You must assign the amplifier to a group before the amplifier can be displayed.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show amp amp:1/6
Amp Name : amp:1/6

Group : 1
Group type : noEqlzTerm
Degree : 1
Port Name : osc:1/6/1/1.1
Admin Status : enabled
Operational State : up
ID :
Optical Power RX : 0.0 dBm
Optical Power TX : 0.0 dBm
Optical Back Reflection : 0.0 dBm
Far-end Node Mismatch : disabled
Expected Far-end System ID :
Expected Far-end IP Address : 0.0.0.0
Expected Far-end Degree : 0
Expected Far-end Group : 0
Actual Far-end System ID :

Actual Far-end IP Address : 10.1.220.74

Actual Far-end Degree : 1
Actual Far-end Group : 1
Actual Far-end Group type : noEqlzTerm
Conditions :
Alarms :
Port Name : line:1/6/1/1

AINS Admin State : disabled
AINS Timer : 08:00
AINS Countdown Timer :
ID :
Optical Loss in RX Direction : 0.0 dB
Optical Loss in TX Direction : 0.0 dB
Conditions : tLossRxHt: Loss high threshold exceeded, receive.
Alarms : tLossRxHt: Loss high threshold exceeded, receive.
Port Name : client:1/6/1/1

AINS Timer : 08:00
ID :
APR Optical Back Reflection : 0.0 dB
Optical Loss in TX Direction : 0.0 dB
Conditions :
Alarms :
Port Name : wdm:1/6/1/1

Admin Status : enabled
ID :
Fiber-Type : ssmf
Post Amp Gain : 4.0 dB
Amp Tilt Trim : 0.0 dB
Length of Span : 0 km
Span Loss RX High Threshold : 10.0 dB
Conditions :
Alarms :
Port Name : dcm:1/6/1/1

AINS Timer : 08:00
ID :
Optical Power Loss RX : 0.0 dB
Conditions :
Alarms :
The unit for back reflection is different on the OSC and Client ports. On the OSC, the unit
is dBm. It is a directly-measured power reading since the OSC transmit power is fixed.
On the Client port, the unit is dB, since the power reading is the reflected power relative
to the transmit power.

show conditions
Syntax show conditions
Description This command displays current conditions and alarms.
Related • conditions on page 101

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show conditions

conditions
Entity Name Code Report Type Timestamp Severity
Service Description
Affecting
------------ ------------- ----------- ------------------------- -----------
--------- ---------------------------------
amp:1/4 eqptComm non-alarmed 2016-02-17T16:31:48-05:00 not-alarmed
true Equipment Mgmt. Communications
amp:1/4 envVoltLowTh alarmed 2016-02-17T16:31:21-05:00 major
true Environment voltage below low threshold
ila:1/5 eqptComm non-alarmed 2016-02-17T16:31:48-05:00 not-alarmed
ila:1/5 envTempHighTh alarmed 2016-02-17T16:31:21-05:00 major
true Environment temperature above high threshold
ufm:1/1 eqptComm non-alarmed 2016-02-17T16:31:48-05:00 not-alarmed
ufm:1/1 envVoltLowTh alarmed 2016-02-17T16:31:21-05:00 major
true Environment voltage below low threshold
ufm:1/10 eqptComm non-alarmed 2016-02-17T16:31:48-05:00 not-alarmed

show cross-connect
Syntax show cross-connect [all | table]
Description This command displays detailed information about the configured cross-connects.
Related • cross-connect on page 104

Documentation
Sample Output
The following is the output when using the all option:
bti7800# show cross-connect all
Cross-connect 001 Source-name : 10ge:2/1/2/1

Cross-connect 001 Destination-name : odu2:2/1/1/1.1
Cross-connect 001 Directionality : 2way
Cross-connect 001 Rate : odu2
Cross-connect 001 Service-name : <null>
Cross-connect 002 Source-name : 10ge:2/11/2/1

Cross-connect 002 Destination-name : odu2:2/11/1/1.1
Cross-connect 002 Directionality : 2way
Cross-connect 002 Rate : odu2
Cross-connect 002 Service-name : <null>
bti7800#
The following is the output when using the table option:
bti7800# show cross-connect table
Cross-Connect Source-Name Destination-Name Directionality

---------------- -------------------- -------------------- --------------
1 10ge:2/1/2/1 odu2:2/1/1/1.1 2way
2 10ge:2/11/2/1 odu2:2/11/1/1.1 2way
bti7800#

show dol
Syntax show dol [ detail | table ]
Description This command shows all the provisioned DOL components.
Options detail Displays all DOL components in –

detailed form
table Displays all DOL components in –

tabular form. This is the default.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
The following output has been truncated for clarity.
bti7800# show dol

---------------------------
Port Name Span Length OL Id Custom1 Custom2 Custom3

------------------ ----------- ------------------ ------- ------- -------
port:0/1/0/C1
port:0/1/0/C10

------------------------------------------------
Oms Name Admin State Oper State PreAmp State OL Id Custom1 Custom2
Custom3
------------- ----------- ---------- -------------- ----- ------- -------
-------

----------------------------------------------

-------------- ----------- ---------- --------- ------- ------- -------
Dynamic Optical Layer Optical Channels

--------------------------------------
Och Name Admin State Oper State Frequency Wavelength Bandwidth

OL Id Custom1 Custom2 Custom3

------------------ ----------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------

----- ------- ------- -------

Dynamic Optical Layer Fiber Connections

---------------------------------------
Endpoint 1 Endpoint 2 Fiber Type FE Mismatch Mon Endpoint 1 FE Port

Endpoint 2 FE Port Endpt 1 Conn Type En
------------- ------------- ---------- --------------- ------------------
------------------ ------------------ --
100ge:1/3/2/1 port:0/1/0/C3 n/a false
ADD-DROP AD
port:0/1/0/L1 port:1/6/0/C2 n/a false
ADD-DROP AD
port:1/6/0/C1 port:1/8/0/C1 n/a false
NOT-CONNECTED NO
Dynamic Optical Layer Optical Channel Cross Connects

----------------------------------------------------
Endpoint 1 Endpoint 2 Name

------------------ ------------------ ------------------
och:1/6/0/L1/C145 100ge:1/3/2/1
och:1/6/0/L1/C160 och:1/8/0/L1/C160

show dol fiber-conn
Syntax show dol fiber-conn [ endpoint1[ endpoint2 ] | detail | table ]
Description This command shows information on all fiber connections, or information on a particular
fiber connection if a particular fiber connection is specified.
Options endpoint1 endpoint2 Displays informatiion for the fiber Existing fiber-conn
connection that has the specified endpoints (for example,
endpoints otu4:1/3/2/1).
detail Displays informatiion in detailed form –
table Displays information in tabular form. –

This is the default.
Related • dol fiber-conn on page 106

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show dol fiber-conn

Dynamic Optical Layer Fiber Connections
---------------------------------------
Endpoint 1 Endpoint 2 Fiber Type Endpoint 1 FE Port

Endpoint 2 FE Port
--------------- ---------------------------- ----------
--------------------------- ------------------
otu4:1/2/1/1 port:0/30/0/C49 n/a NOT-CONNECTED
NOT-CONNECTED
port:0/30/0/L1 port:1/1/0/C1 n/a NOT-CONNECTED
NOT-CONNECTED
port:1/1/0/C2 port:1/2/0/C2 n/a port:1/2/0/C2
port:1/1/0/C2
port:1/1/0/L1 port:1/1/0/L1@10.228.221.35 ndsf
port:1/1/0/L1@10.228.221.35 REMOTE
The NOT-CONNECTED designation means that the fiber-conn endpoints are unable to
exchange endpoint information. This can occur when the physical fiber is not connected,
or when one endpoint is on a UFM or on a multiplexer/demultiplexer. (Sometimes this
is shown as a blank instead of NOT-CONNECTED).
The REMOTE designation under Endpoint 2 FE Port occurs when the two endpoints reside
on different network elements. This is typically the case for a fiber-conn between line
ports, but can also occur for a fiber-conn between client ports in a split ROADM node
configuration.

show dol fixed-grid
Syntax show dol fixed-grid [ frequency | ch-cw wavelength | ch-name name ]
Description This command shows the fixed-grid mapping between frequency, wavelength, and
channel name. If no options are specified, the complete fixed-grid mapping is displayed.
Options frequency Displays the fixed grid mapping for 191.35 to 196.10
the specified frequency (THz)
ch-cw wavelength Displays the fixed grid mapping for 1528.77 to 1566.72
the specified wavelength (nm)
ch-name name Displays the fixed grid mapping for C1 to C96

the specified channel name.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show dol fixed-grid 191.45
CH CH
FREQ CH CW NAME
----------------------
191.45 1565.9 C3

show dol och
Syntax show dol och[:identifier] [ detail | table ]
Description This command shows information on all optical channels, or information on a particular
optical channel if a particular optical channel is specified.
Options och:identifier Displays information on the An existing optical channel

specified optical channel (for
example,och:1/6/0/L1/C160)
detail Displays information in detailed –

form
table Displays informationin tabular form. –

Related • dol och on page 109

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show dol och
Dynamic Optical Layer Optical Channels

--------------------------------------
Och Name Admin State Oper State Frequency Wavelength Bandwidth

OL Id Cus
------------------ ----------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------
------ ---

show dol och-power
Syntax show dol och-power [ och:identifier ] [ detail | table ]
Description This command shows the optical powers for all DOL optical channels, or the optical
powers for a particular optical channel if a particular optical channel is specified.
Options och:identifier Displays optical powers for the An existing optical channel
specified optical channel (for
example,och:1/6/0/C1/C160).
detail Displays optical powers in detailed –

form
table Displays optical powers in tabular –

form. This is the default
Related • dol och on page 109

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show dol och-power
Och name Frequency (THz) Receive (dBm) Transmit (dBm)

------------------ --------------- ------------- --------------
och:1/6/0/C1/C160 191.6
och:1/6/0/C2/C145 191.45
och:1/6/0/L1/C145 191.45
och:1/6/0/L1/C160 191.6
och:1/8/0/C1/C160 191.6
och:1/8/0/L1/C160 191.6

show dol och-xcon
Syntax show dol och-xcon [ endpoint ] [ detail | table ]
Description This command shows information on all optical channel cross-connects, or information
on a particular optical channel cross-connect if a particular optical channel cross-connect
endpoint is specified.
Options endpoint Displays the optical channel An existing optical channel

cross-connect that includes the cross-connect endpoint (for
specified endpoint example,
och:1/6/0/C2/C145)
detail Displays information in detailed form –

Related • dol och-xcon on page 112

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show dol och-xcon och:1/8/0/L1/C160 detail
Endpoint 1 : och:1/6/0/L1/C160
Endpoint 2 : och:1/8/0/L1/C160
Service Name :

show dol oms
Syntax show dol oms[:identifier] [ detail | table ]
Description This command shows information on all optical multiplex sections, or information on a
particular optical multiplex section if a particular optical multiplex section is specified.
Options oms:identifier Displays information on the An existing optical multiplex

specified OMS section (for example,
oms:1/5/0/C1)
detail Displays information in detailed –

form

This is the default
Related • dol oms on page 115

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show dol oms

------------------------------------------------
Oms Name Admin State Oper State PRE State OL Id Custo

------------- ----------- ---------- -------------- ----- -----

show dol osc
Syntax show dol osc[:identifier] [ detail | table ]
Description This command shows information on all optical service channels, or information on a
particular optical service channel if a particular optical service channel is specified.
Options osc:identifier Displays information on the specified An existing optical service

OSC channel (for example,
osc:1/5/0/L1)

Related • dol osc on page 118

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show dol osc

----------------------------------------------

-------------- ----------- ---------- ----- ------- ------- -------
osc:1/5/0/C1 enabled unknown osc:1/5/0/L1 enabled unknown
osc:1/6/0/C1 enabled unknown osc:1/6/0/C2 enabled unknown
osc:1/6/0/L1 enabled unknown osc:1/8/0/C1 enabled unknown
osc:1/8/0/C2 enabled unknown osc:1/8/0/L1 enabled unknown
osc:1/9/0/C1 enabled unknown osc:1/9/0/C2 enabled unknown

show dol port
Syntax show dol port[:identifier] [ detail | table ]
Description This command shows information on all DOL ports, or information on a particular DOL
port if a particular DOL port is specified.
Options port:identifier Displays information on the specified An existing DOL port (for
port example, port:1/5/0/L1)

Related • dol port on page 121

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show dol port:1/5/0/PRE

---------------------------
Port Name OL Id Custom1 Custom2 Custom3

------------------ ----- ------- ------- -------
port:1/5/0/PRE

show environment
Syntax show environment [ all | current | fanspeed | power | temperature | voltage ]
Description This command displays the environmental sensor readings for installed and provisioned
equipment.
Options all Displays all sensor readings. This is the default setting.
current Displays the (electrical) current sensor readings on BTI7814

AC PEMs
fanspeed Displays the fan speed sensor readings
power Displays the power module sensor readings
temperature Displays the temperature sensor readings for all equipment
voltage Displays the input voltage sensor readings for all the
equipment
Related • None.
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show environment

Results collected on Fri Nov 22 05:00:11 2013:
Fan Speed
Chassis:1
Module Sensor Measurement
--------- --------------------- -------------
fan:1/1 Fan RPM 1800 rpm(34%)
fan:1/5 CBM FAN1 RPM 3036 rpm(58%)
fan:1/6 CBM FAN2 RPM 3082 rpm(59%)
Power
Chassis:1
--------- --------------------- -------------
pem:1/1 PEM A1 Input 48V Power Present
pem:1/2 PEM A2 Input 48V Power Present

Temperatures
Chassis:1
--------- --------------------- -------------
amp:1/4 Line card Temp 49 deg C
bic:1/1/1 BIC Temp 63 deg C
cmm:1/A CMM Temp 61 deg C
cmm:1/B CMM Temp 55 deg C
fan:1/1 Exhaust Temp 26 deg C
fan:1/1 FAN Temperature 29 deg C
fan:1/5 CBM FAN1 Exhaust 28 deg C
fan:1/6 CBM FAN2 Exhaust 27 deg C
pem:1/1 PEM A1 Temperatu 28 deg C
pem:1/2 PEM A1 Temperatu 27 deg C
ufm:1/1 Line card Temp 47 deg C
Voltages
Chassis:1
--------- --------------------- -------------
amp:1/4 12V_MAIN 1.980 Volts
amp:1/4 2V5_CORE 2.479 Volts
amp:1/4 2V5_IO 2.479 Volts
amp:1/4 3V3_MAIN 3.281 Volts
amp:1/4 3V3_STBY 0.674 Volts
amp:1/4 5V_MAIN 4.920 Volts
ufm:1/1 12V_MAIN 1.980 Volts
ufm:1/1 2V5_CORE 2.479 Volts
ufm:1/1 2V5_IO 2.439 Volts
ufm:1/1 3V3_MAIN 3.281 Volts
ufm:1/1 3V3_STBY 0.674 Volts



show equipment
Syntax show equipment [ all | bic | preamplifier | transceiver ]
Description This command displays provisioned equipment.
Options all Displays all provisioned equipment – By default, all provisioned

in the system equipment is displayed
bic Displays all provisioned BICs in the – By default, all provisioned

system equipment is displayed
chassis See show equipment module.
module See show equipment module.
preamplifier Displays all provisioned PRE – By default, all provisioned

modules in the system equipment is displayed
transceiver Displays all provisioned – By default, all provisioned

transceivers in the system equipment is displayed
Additional Information The operational state or status can take on the following values:
• up - The specified equipment is present, administratively enabled, and functioning

normally.
• down - The specified equipment is either administratively disabled, mismatched, or

alarmed with a fault that makes it unable to provide its provisioned function.
• notPresent - The equipment is not present in the location for which it is provisioned.
• lowerLayerDown - Supporting equipment is reporting an operational state of down.
• unknown - The operational state of the specified equipment cannot be determined,

possibly because it is rebooting.
Related • equipment on page 123

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show equipment
Chassis PEC Admin State Oper State Custom1 Custom2 Custo

--------------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ------- ------- -–—–
chassis:1 BT8A78CH14 enabled up

Module PEC Admin State Oper State Custom1 Custom2 Custom3

---------- -------------- ----------- ---------- ------- ------- -------
pem:1/1 BT8A78PEM3-DC enabled up
roadm:1/8 BT8A78RDM2 enabled down
ufm:1/1 BT8A78UFM3 enabled down
ufm:1/3 BT8A78UFM3 enabled up
wps:1/12 BT8A78WPS4 enabled down
BIC PEC Admin State Oper State Custom1 Custom2 Custom3

------------- ------------ ----------- ---------- ------- ------- -------
bic:1/1/1 BT8A78SFP12G enabled down
bic:1/1/2 BT8A78CFP1G enabled down
bic:1/3/1 BT8A78SFP12G enabled up
bic:1/3/2 BT8A78CFP1G enabled up
bic:1/10/1 BT8A78SFP12G enabled down
bic:1/10/2 BT8A78CFP1G enabled down
Transceiver PEC Admin State Oper State Optical Format

------------------- ------------ ----------- ----------- --------------
sfpPlus:1/3/1/1 enabled up fixedX1
sfpPlus:1/3/1/7 enabled up tunableX1
cfp:1/3/2/1 BP3AMDTL enabled up tunableX1
Preamplifier PEC Oper State Custom1 Custom2 Custom3

------------------- ------------ --------------- ------- ------- -------
pre:1/8/1 BT8A78AMPP notPresent

show equipment module
Syntax show equipment [ chassis_id ] module [ module_id [ bic [ bic_id [ transceiver [ transceiver_id
] ] ] ] [ operational-status [ status ] ] ]
show equipment [ chassis_id ] module [ module_id [ transceiver [ transceiver_id ] ] [
operational-status [ status ] ] ]
Description This command displays provisioned modules and provisioned equipment that the modules
contain (at varying levels of specificity).

Options chassis_id Restricts displayed A valid chassis If no chassis is

equipment to the specified identifier (for specified, the
chassis. example, displayed
chassis:1) equipment can
NOTE: The information be from any
displayed for the same chassis.
equipment differs slightly
depending on whether the
chassis is or is not specified.
See examples below.
module [module_id] Restricts displayed A valid module If no module is

module. example, displayed
ufm:1/3) equipment can
be from any
module.
bic [bic_id] Restricts displayed A valid BIC If no BIC is

BIC. example, displayed
bic:1/3/1) for the equipment can
This option is only available specified module be from any BIC.
if the containing module is a
UFM.
transceiver Restricts displayed A valid If no transceiver

[transceiver_id] equipment to the specified transceiver is specified, the
transceiver. identifier (for displayed
example, equipment can
This option is only available cfp:1/3/2/1) for be from any
if the containing module is a the specified BIC transceiver.
UFM. or UFM
operational-status Restricts displayed The following are If no status is

[status] equipment to the specified the valid status specified, the
operational status. values: displayed
equipment can
• dormant contain any
• down operational
status.
• lowerLayerDown
• notPresent
• testing
• unknown
• up
Additional Information The operational state or status can take on the following values:
• up - The specified equipment is present, administratively enabled, and functioning

normally.
• down - The specified equipment is either administratively disabled, mismatched, or

alarmed with a fault that makes it unable to provide its provisioned function.

• notPresent - The equipment is not present in the location for which it is provisioned.
• lowerLayerDown - Supporting equipment is reporting an operational state of down.
• unknown - The operational state of the specified equipment cannot be determined,

possibly because it is rebooting.
Related • equipment on page 123

Documentation
Sample Output
To display all modules:
bti7800# show equipment module

Module PEC Admin State Oper State Custom1 Custom2 Custom3
---------- -------------- ----------- ---------- ------- ------- -------
ufm:1/3 BT8A78UFM3 enabled up
wps:1/12 BT8A78WPS4 enabled down
To display all transceivers on a specific BIC:
bti7800# show equipment chassis:1 module ufm:1/3 bic bic:1/3/1 transceiver
Transceiver PEC Optical-Format Admin Oper Custom1 Custom2

Custom3
------------------ -------------- --------------- -------- ---- ------- -------
-------
sfpPlus:1/3/1/1 fixedX1 up up
sfpPlus:1/3/1/7 tunableX1 up up


show history
Syntax show history [ number ]
Description This command displays the most recent commands in the CLI operational mode
command history.
Options number The number of most 0 to 32000

recent commands to
show
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show history
16:16:28 -- config
16:22:45 -- config
16:58:25 -- show running-config
16:59:33 -- show running-config equipment module bic transceiver
16:59:37 -- show running-config equipment module bic transceiver sfpPlus:1/3/1/2
17:02:39 -- config

show interface
Syntax show interface [ name:identifier ] | [ ethernet | odu | otu | sonet | virtual ] [ detail | table |
counters ]
Description This command displays information on a specific interface, or on all interfaces if an

interface is not specified.
Options interface name:identifier The interface to display. If no interface is

specified, then all interfaces matching the
subsequent qualifiers are displayed. See
interface for syntax.
ethernet Displays Ethernet interfaces
odu Displays ODU interfaces
otu Displays OTU interfaces
sonet Displays SONET interfaces
virtual Displays virtual (mgt) interfaces
detail Displays detailed information
table Displays information in table form
counters Displays counters in table form. This option is

only available when virtual is selected.
Related • interface on page 151

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example displays all configured OTU interfaces in table form. The output
has been truncated for clarity.
bti7800# show interface otu table
OTU Interface Table

Name Admin State Oper State Frequency Wavelength Laser
Admin Laser Oper Loopback FE
------------------ ----------- -------------- ----------- ----------
----------- ------------ ---------- --
otu2:1/3/1/3 enabled up n/a n/a enabled
unknown noloopback g_f

otu2:1/3/1/4 enabled up n/a n/a enabled

unknown noloopback g_f

show interface lldp
Syntax show interface lldp [detail | table] [name:identifier ]
Description This command can display information for Ethernet interfaces with LLDP snooping
enabled.
Options detail Displays detailed information
table Displays information in table form
name:identifier The interface to display. If no interface is

specified, then all interfaces matching the
subsequent qualifiers are displayed. See
interface for syntax.
NOTE: When an LLDP-enabled interface is

operationally down, LLDP data can be retrieved
only until the Time-to-Live counter expires.
Related • interface on page 151

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example displays all Ethernet interfaces with LLDP snoooping enabled in
table format:
bti7800# show interface lldp table
Lldp Interface Table

Local Interface Chassis ID Port ID Port Description
SystemName Management Address
--------------- --------------- ----------------- -----------------
---------- ------------------
10ge:1/1/1/2/4 194:88:2.1 00:12:95:00:00:03 Test Port Test
Ctr 10.10.96.235
100ge:1/1/1/7/2 193:88:2.1 00:12:95:00:00:04
The following example displays neighbor data for an Ethernet interface with LLDP
snooping enabled:
bti7800# show interface lldp 10ge:1/1/1/2/4
Local Name: 10ge:1/2/2/1

Time To Live: 240 seconds
Chassis ID type: MAC address
Chassis ID: 194:88:2.1
Port ID Type: interface name
Port ID: 00:12:95:00:00:03

Port Description: Test

Port System Name: Test Ctr
System Description: Juniper Networks ex4200-49p
System Capabilities Supported: Bridge Router
System Capabilities Enabled: Bridge Router
Management Address Type: IPv4
Management Address: 10.10.96.235
Management Interface Subtype: if-index
Management Interface Number: 35
Management Address OID: 1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.1.34

show inventory
Syntax show inventory [ bic | module | preamplifier | transceiver ] [ name:location ] [ options ]

show inventory [ chassis_id ] [ options ]
show inventory bic [ bic_id ] [ options ]
show inventory module [ module_id ] [ options ]
show inventory preamplifier [ preamplifier_id ] [ options ]
show inventory transceiver [ transceiver_id ] [ options ]
Description This command displays a list of the specified components in the chassis. If no components
are specified, all components are listed.
Options • options - You can choose to display only those components that match a particular
field, such as all components produced by a specified vendor. The available fields to
match vary depending on the component. Type ? for options to see the full list of fields.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
The following example shows the inventory for chassis 1 (partial output only):
bti7800# show inventory chassis:1
inventory chassis:1
short-name Chassis
full-name "BTI ATLAS 14 Slot System"
pec BT8A78CH14
CLEI ""
revision 1
issue 1
serial-number 2013VM-0001
vendor "Comtel Electronics GmbH"
Name Short-Name Full-Name PEC Se
--------- ---------- ------------------------------ ------------ --
amp:1/4 AMP Universal Forwarding Modules BT8A78AMP1 BT
app:1/1 APP ATCA-7480 BT
cmm:1/A CMM Chassis Management Module BT8A78CMM1 BT
cmm:1/B CMM Chassis Management Module BT8A78CMM1 BT
fan:1/1 FAN BLOWER,RICOOL3/A04 BT8A78FAN1 RL
fan:1/2 FAN BLOWER,RICOOL3/C21 BT8A78FAN1 RL
The following example shows all modules that match the specified PEC:
bti7800# show inventory chassis:1 module pec BT8A78FAN1
Name Short-Name Full-Name PEC Se

--------- ---------- ------------------------------ ------------ --
fan:1/2 FAN BLOWER,RICOOL3/C21 BT8A78FAN1 RL



show ip route
Syntax show ip route [summary]
Description This command shows current routes in the routing information base.
Options summary Displays summary information –

only
Related • show ip route unicast on page 250

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show ip route
Codes: E1 - OSPF external type 1, E2 - OSPF external type 2

IA - OSPF inter area, iA - OSPF intra area,
L1 - IS-IS level-1, L2 - IS-IS level-2
N1 - OSPF NSSA external type 1, N2 - OSPF NSSA external type 2
* - candidate default
Prot Type Dest Address/Mask Next-hop Age Interface name

Metric
---- ---- ----------------- -------- --- --------------
------
ISIS 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0 00:20:28 mgt:2
115/20
connected 10.229.17.100/30 10.229.17.101 00:33:37 sysmgt
local 10.229.17.101/32 0.0.0.0 00:33:37 directly connected
ISIS 10.229.17.104/30 0.0.0.0 00:19:43 mgt:1
115/20
ISIS 10.229.17.108/30 0.0.0.0 00:19:43 mgt:1
115/30
ISIS 10.229.17.112/30 0.0.0.0 00:20:29 mgt:2
115/20
ISIS 10.229.17.116/30 0.0.0.0 00:19:59 mgt:2
115/30
ISIS 10.229.17.120/30 0.0.0.0 00:19:44 mgt:1
117/63
ISIS 10.229.17.124/30 0.0.0.0 00:19:44 mgt:1
bti7800# show ip route summary
IP routing table name is Default-IP-Routing-Table

Family Total routes
ipv4 unicast 8
RTM ID Admin Oper status Number routes

------ ----- ----------- -------------
1 up up 8


show ip route unicast
Syntax show ip route unicast ip_address
Description This command shows all current dynamic IP unicast routes, or a specific route if an IP
address or subnet is specified.
Options ip_address The IPv4 address or the IP subnet of Standard dotted decimal
the dynamic route to be displayed notation with or without prefix
length (for example,
192.168.1.0/24 or 192.168.1.100)
Related • show ip route on page 248

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show ip route unicast 10.229.17.104/30
Routing entry for 10.228.17.104 (mask 255.255.255.252)

Known via 'isis', distance 115, metric 20
Redistributing via isis
Last update from 0.0.0.0 00:00:00 ago
Routing Descriptor Blocks:
* 0.0.0.0 directly connected, via mgt:1 00:00:00 ago

show isis
Syntax show isis [ brief | detail | extensive ]
Description This command shows information on the IS-IS protocol.
Options brief Displays brief or summary –

information for IS-IS. This is the
default.
detail Displays detailed information for –

IS-IS
extensive Displays extensive information –

for IS-IS

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show isis detail
IS-IS instance: 1; Version: one; Oper status: up

Updates pending: 0; Updates merged: 0
Checksum pending: 0
Timers:
Wait time: 60 secs; LSP refresh interval: 900 secs
Max LSP lifetime: 65535 secs; Zero age lifetime: 60 secs
RTM purge time: 60 secs; SPF max wait time: 5000 secs
bti7800# show isis extensive
SVT-101# show isis extensive

IS-IS instance: 1; Version: one; Oper status: up
Updates pending: 0; Updates merged: 0 C
hecksum pending: 0
Timers:
Wait time: 60 secs; LSP refresh interval: 900 secs
Max LSP lifetime: 65535 secs; Zero age lifetime: 60 secs
RTM purge time: 60 secs; SPF max wait time: 5000 secs
Level-1, Overload state:on
Min LSP generation: 30000 msecs
System ID: 1119.2222.3378.00
Router hostname: n/a

show isis counters
Syntax show isis counters [ control-packets | system-counters [ level-1 | level-2 ] ]
Description This command shows IS-IS protocol counters.
Options control-packets Displays IS-IS control packet –

counters.
system-counters Displays IS-IS system counters. –

[level-1|level-2] This is the default.
If the IS-IS level is not specified,

system counters for both levels
are displayed.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show isis counters system-counters level-1
IS-IS Level-1 System Counters:

Authenticate failures: 0; ID field length mismatch: 0
Authenticate type mismatch: 0; Partition changes: 0
Discarded CSNP: 0; Received own lsp: 0
Discarded PSNP: 0; Sequence numbers skipped: 1
Dropped manual address: 0; SPF runs: 11
Exceeded max sequence: 0
LSP corrupted: 0; LSP overloaded database: 1
LSP count: 14; LSP queue length: 0
LSP discarded: 0; LSP regenerated: 6
LSP initiated purges: 0; LSP retransmited: 0
LSP local frag generated: 7
LSP purges init locally: 0; Expired LSP purges: 0
LSP purges init remotely: 0; Peer restart LSP purges: 0
LSP purges init by SNP: 0

IS-IS Control Packet Counters:

IS-IS Instance: 1; Interface Name: mgt:1
Level-1: sending
IS-IS Hello PDU: 749; Unknown PDU: 0;
ES-IS Hello PDU: 0; Discarded IIH PDUs: 0;
ES Hello PDU: 0; Discarded LSPs: 0;
IS-IS LSP: 25; Discarded CNSPs: 0;
IS-IS CNSP: 195; Discarded PSNPs: 0;
IS-IS PSNP: 14;
IS-IS Instance: 1; Interface Name: mgt:1

Level-1: receiving
IS-IS Hello PDU: 739; Unknown PDU: 0;
ES-IS Hello PDU: 0; Discarded IIH PDUs: 0;
ES Hello PDU: 0; Discarded LSPs: 0;
IS-IS LSP: 14; Discarded CNSPs: 0;
IS-IS CNSP: 195; Discarded PSNPs: 0;

show isis database
Syntax show isis database [ level1 | level2 ] [ brief | detail | extensive ]
Description This command shows the IS-IS routing database.
Options level1/level2 Displays the IS-IS database. –
If the IS-IS level is not specified,

both the level 1 and level 2
databases are displayed.
brief Displays brief or summary –

information. This is the default.
detail Displays detailed information. –
extensive Displays extensive information. –

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show isis database level1 brief
IS-IS Level-1 Link State Database

LSPID LSP Seq Num LSP Checksum LSP Holdtime ATT/P/OL
----- ----------- ------------ ------------ --------
0000.0000.1116.00-00* 0x000004A8 0x000065D6 937 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-01* 0x00000501 0x000040FB 976 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-02* 0x00000133 0x0000B945 1187 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-03* 0x00000135 0x0000A565 574 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-04* 0x00000136 0x0000BB20 1079 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-05* 0x00000133 0x000047AB 1008 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-06* 0x00000137 0x00006E7C 395 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-07* 0x00000136 0x00000AD7 1036 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-08* 0x00000131 0x0000F212 827 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-09* 0x00000132 0x00005C9F 1089 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-0a* 0x00000132 0x00009553 1141 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-0b* 0x0000005E 0x0000D9D9 487 0/0/0
0000.0000.1116.00-0c* 0x0000005E 0x000009A6 932 0/0/0
0810.8108.1081.00-00 0x00000526 0x00002E2A 447 0/0/0
0810.8108.1081.02-00 0x0000050B 0x0000E8D1 498 0/0/0

show isis interface
Syntax show isis interface [ brief | detail | extensive ]
Description This command shows IS-IS interface information.


This option provides the most
information.
Related • router isis interface on page 175

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show isis detail
Interface: mgt:1; Oper state : up; Admin state : enable

Routing Protocol: IS-IS; IS-IS instance : 1
IS-IS oper state: up; T1 timer running: no
Last time circuit up: 0 days, 00:41:32; Manual or automatic: both
Three-way handshake: yes; Extended three-way Circuit ID: 306
Interface: mgt:2; Oper state : up; Admin state : enable

Interface: sysmgt; Oper state : up; Admin state : enable


show isis neighbors
Syntax show isis neighbors [ brief | detail | extensive ]
Description This command shows IS-IS neighbor information.


information.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show isis neighbors detail
Type : level-1; Op state : up

System ID : 1119.2222.3338.00; IS-IS instance : 1
Interface name : mgt:1 SNPA : 64:69:65:01:00:00; Circuit ID : 306
Hostname : none; Three-way state : up
Usage type : level-1; Up time : 0 days, 00:44:23
Hold time : 27 secs; Priority : 0; Suppressed : no
Restart supported : no; Restart state : not restarting
LAN ID : ; LAN hostname : none
Type : level-1; Op state : up

System ID : 1119.2222.3335.00; IS-IS instance : 1
Interface name : mgt:2 SNPA : 64:69:65:02:00:00; Circuit ID : 562
Hostname : host_1; Three-way state : up
Usage type : level-1; Up time : 0 days, 00:44:40
Hold time : 29 secs; Priority : 0; Suppressed : no
Restart supported : no; Restart state : not restarting
LAN ID : ; LAN hostname : none

show isis reachable address
Syntax show isis reachable address [ brief | detail | extensive ]
Description This command shows information about IS-IS IP/IPv6 reachable addresses manually
configured on the system or learned from another protocol.


information.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show isis reachable address detail
IS-IS instance : 1
Destination address: 10.229.17.100; Length : 30
Dest type: ipv4; Dest admin: enable; Learned type: automatic
Metric: 10; Full metric: 10; Metric type: internal
Route source: direct; MT ID: 0

show log
Syntax show log [ from time | monitor | to time ]
Description This command displays system activity logs and allows you to monitor and view
information for performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and debugging purposes.
Options from time Shows system logs from the time specified, in the format
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS
monitor Shows the current system activity. Type Ctrl-C to exit.
to time Shows system logs up to the time specified, in the format

YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS
from time to time Shows system logs between the times specified
Additional Information The output is interpreted based on the following log message types:
Message Type Log Description Information Displayed
Audit Messages associated with user login Username

and logout events
User group
Time
Interface used to access (if

available)
Login/Logout
Configuration Messages associated with system Username

configuration, including
modifications and deletions Time
Creating/Modification/Deletion
Committed configuration changes
Command action Messages associated with system Username

commands
Time
Command
Command success/failure

Message Type Log Description Information Displayed
Operational state Messages associated with the Time

change logs following:
Interface/Equipment/Entity Name
1. Interface Operational State:
Up/Down State/Alarm/Condition
2. Alarms/Conditions:
Raised/Cleared
3. Equipment Operational State:
Up/Down/LowerLayerDown/AINS/NotPresent
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
The following example is a portion of a log display:
bti7800# show log
2017-02-27T14:29:40.235377-05:00 [system.0] INFO/EM.EQPT-OPER-STATE-CHG:

operational state change for chassis:1 down (from unknown)
operational state change for pem:1/2 down (from unknown)
operational state change for fan:1/5 down (from unknown)
operational state change for cmm:1/A down (from unknown)
operational state change for cmm:1/B down (from unknown)
operational state change for app:1/1 down (from unknown)
operational state change for ufm:1/3 down (from unknown)
operational state change for wps:1/12 down (from unknown)
operational state change for amp:1/4 down (from unknown)
operational state change for ila:1/5 down (from unknown)
operational state change for roadm:1/8 down (from unknown)
operational state change for roadm:1/9 down (from unknown)


operational state change for pem:1/1 down (from unknown)

show mgt static
Syntax show mgt static
Description This command shows the static routes configured on the management interfaces.
Related • mgt static on page 166

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show mgt static

Static Route Interface Admin Admin Distance Metric
-------------- --------- ------ -------------- ------
10.3.3.1/32 mgt:1 up 1 10

show netconf-state
Syntax show netconf-state [ capabilities | datastores | files [ file filename ] | schemas | sessions |
statistics | streams ]
Description This command displays information on the NETCONF interface.
Options capabilities Displays supported capabilities
datastores Displays supported datastores
files [file filename] Displays information on the specified file. If no file is specified,
all files are displayed.
schemas Displays the list of yang files
sessions Displays the active sessions
statistics Displays NETCONF protocol statistics
streams See show netconf-state streams.
Additional Information If this command is issued with no parameters, all information is displayed.
Related • show netconf-state streams on page 263

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show netconf-state datastores
LOCKED
BY LOCKED LOCK
NAME SESSION TIME TRANSACTION ID ID
-------------------------------------------------------
running - - 1456-428676-544789@scm1

show netconf-state streams
Syntax show netconf-state streams [ stream [ stream ] [ description string | replay-log-aged-time

time | replay-log-creation-time time | replay-support { false | true } | subscriber { start-time
| stop-time } time ] ]
Description This command displays information on NETCONF streams.
Options stream [stream] Displays the specified stream. If no The following streams can
stream is specified, all streams are be specified:
displayed.
• DBRestoreBackup
• DatabaseChange
• NETCONF
• ProtectionSwitch
• StatusChange
• UpgradeEvent
description string Displays streams matching the A character string

specified description
replay-log-aged-time time Displays streams matching the CCYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS

specified replay-log-aged-time
replay-log-creation-time Displays streams matching the CCYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS

time specified replay-log-creation-time
replay-support {false|true} Displays streams matching the false

specified replay-support capability
true
subscriber Displays streams matching the CCYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS

{start-time|stop-time} specified subscriber start or stop
time time
Additional Information If this command is issued with no parameters, all streams are displayed.
Related • show netconf-state on page 262

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show netconf-state streams
REPLAY
NAME DESCRIPTION SUPPORT
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NETCONF default NETCONF event stream false

DBRestoreBackup Stream for Config Database Restore backup and Undo false
DatabaseChange Stream for Database Change Notifications false
ProtectionSwitch Stream for Protection Switch Notifications false
StatusChange Stream for Status Attribute Change Notifications false
UpgradeEvent Stream for Software Upgrade Notifications false

show protection wavelength group
Syntax show protection wavelength group [ table ]
Description This command displays the provisioning details and the status of all provisioned
wavelength protection groups on the WPS4s. The information can be displayed in list or
in table format.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show protection wavelength group
Group Name : wpsgroup:1/1/1

Working : wpsport:1/1/L1A
Working status : Active
Protecting : wpsport:1/1/L1B
Protecting status : Standby
Protection Id : WPS456A
Remote Id : WPS456BR
Revertive Type : Non-Revertive
Revertive Time : 600 seconds
Custom : WPS456
bti7800# show protection wavelength group table
Group Name Working Working Status Protecting

Protecting Status Revertive Type
--------------- ------------------ ------------------ ------------------
------------------ ------------------
wpsgroup:1/1/1 wpsport:1/1/L1A Active wpsport:1/1/L1B
Standby Non-Revertive
wpsgroup:1/1/2 wpsport:1/1/L2A Active wpsport:1/1/L2B
Standby Non-Revertive

show protection wavelength port
Syntax show protection wavelength port [ table ]
Description This command displays the provisioning details and the status of all provisioned
wavelength protection ports on the WPS4. The information can be displayed in list or in
table format.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show protection wavelength port
Port Name : wpsport:1/1/C1

Protection Status :
Id : WPS43811C1
Remote Id : WPS43811C1R
Custom : RED346711C1
LoLightRx Th : -35.0 dBm
Opt.Pw.RX : -3.5 dBm
Port Name : wpsport:1/1/C2

Protection Status :
Id : WPS43811C2
Remote Id : WPS43811C2R
Custom : RED346711C2
Port Name : wpsport:1/1/L1A

Protection Status : Active
Id : WPS43811L1A
Remote Id : WPS43811L1AR
Custom : RED346711L1A
Port Name : wpsport:1/1/L1B

Protection Status : Standby
Id : WPS43811L1B
Remote Id : WPS43811L1BR
Custom : RED346711L1B
Port Name : wpsport:1/1/L2A

Protection Status : Active
Id : WPS43811L2A
Remote Id : WPS43811L2AR
Custom : RED346711L2A
Port Name : wpsport:1/1/L2B

Protection Status : Standby

Id : WPS43811L2B
Remote Id : WPS43811L2BR
Custom : RED346711L2B

show running-config
Syntax show running-config [ branch ]
Description This command displays the committed configuration of the entire system, or the
committed configuration of the specified branch if a branch is specified.
NOTE: If you intend to use the running-config output as input to the CLI, you
should disable autowizard.

branches.
Related • show full-configuration on page 177

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show running-config equipment module bic transceiver sfpPlus:1/3/1/2
equipment chassis:1
module ufm:1/3
bic bic:1/3/1
transceiver sfpPlus:1/3/1/2
optical-format fixedX1
!
!
!
!

show session
Syntax show session
Description This command displays the settings of the current CLI session environment.
Related • set on page 62

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show session
idle-timeout 1800
ignore-leading-space false
paginate true
prompt1 \bti7800\M#
prompt2 \bti7800(\m)#
screen-length 24
screen-width 80
terminal xterm
bti7800#

show snmp host
Syntax show snmp host
Description This command displays the SNMP trap receiver configuration.
NOTE: This command provides the same output as the show system snmp
command.
Related • snmp-server host on page 180

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show snmp host
--------------- -------------- -------- --------------- ---------------

-----------------------------------
10.1.1.1 v2 10.1.1.1 162 1500 3 std_v2_trap
10.1.1.2 v2 10.1.1.2 162 1500 3 std_v2_trap
172.25.7.219 v2 172.25.7.219 162 1500 3 std_v2_trap

show statistics
Syntax show statistics [current] [historical]
Description This command displays performance monitoring (PM) statistics for installed, provisioned
modules.
Options current Displays current statistics for all installed, provisioned

modules
historical Displays historical statistics for all installed, provisioned

modules
Related • show statistics current on page 273

Documentation
• show statistics historical on page 274
Sample Output
This example displays the current system PM statistics (partial display only).
bti7800# show statistics current
Current Statistics for cmm:1/A

TIMESTAMP LENGTH VALIDITY %SAMPLES
NAME VALUE
-------------------------- --------- -------- ---------
----------------------------------------- ---------------------
2017-02-27T14:27:28-05:00 unTimed complete 100.0 CPU 1-minute load
avg. ................. 3.45 %
2017-02-27T14:27:28-05:00 unTimed complete 100.0 Min. value of load
avg. ................. 0.08 %
2017-02-27T14:27:28-05:00 unTimed complete 100.0 Max. value of load
avg. ................. 22.99 %
2017-02-27T17:46:00-05:00 1Minute partial 41.6 CPU 1-minute load
avg. ................. 1.21 %
2017-02-27T17:46:00-05:00 1Minute partial 41.6 Min. value of load
avg. ................. 1.01 %
2017-02-27T17:46:00-05:00 1Minute partial 41.6 Max. value of load
avg. ................. 1.41 %
2017-02-27T17:45:00-05:00 15Minute partial 9.4 CPU 1-minute load
avg. ................. 1.03 %
2017-02-27T17:45:00-05:00 15Minute partial 9.4 Min. value of load
avg. ................. 0.46 %
2017-02-27T17:45:00-05:00 15Minute partial 9.4 Max. value of load
avg. ................. 1.42 %
2017-02-27T14:27:31-05:00 1Day partial 13.8 CPU 1-minute load
avg. ................. 3.45 %
2017-02-27T14:27:31-05:00 1Day partial 13.8 Min. value of load
avg. ................. 0.08 %

2017-02-27T14:27:31-05:00 1Day partial 13.8 Max. value of load

avg. ................. 22.99 %
Current Statistics for fan:1/1

TIMESTAMP LENGTH VALIDITY %SAMPLES
NAME VALUE
-------------------------- --------- -------- ---------
----------------------------------------- ---------------------
2017-02-27T14:31:58-05:00 unTimed complete 100.0 Avg. RPM of fan
......................... 3036.0
2017-02-27T14:31:58-05:00 unTimed complete 100.0 Min. RPM of fan
......................... 3036.0
2017-02-27T14:31:58-05:00 unTimed complete 100.0 Max. RPM of fan
......................... 3036.0
2017-02-27T17:45:00-05:00 15Minute partial 9.4 Avg. RPM of fan
......................... 3036.0
2017-02-27T17:45:00-05:00 15Minute partial 9.4 Min. RPM of fan
......................... 3036.0

show statistics current
Syntax show statistics current [ module_id | binLength ]
Description This command displays current performance monitoring (PM) statistics for the specified
module. If no module is specified, statistics for all modules are displayed.
Options module_id The module identifier An existing module None. If no module is

of the module to specified, all modules
display (for are displayed.
example,ufm:1/3).
binLength Displays statistics for Duration options: –

a specified duration.
• 1Day
Optionally, you can • 1Minute
specify information
• 15Minute
about the output.
• unTimed
Output display
optons:
• percentSamples
• timestamp
• validity

Documentation
• show statistics historical on page 274
Sample Output
This example displays current statistics for the Chassis Management Module in slot A
for a one minute duration:
bti7800# show statistics current cmm:1/A binLength 1Minute
TIMESTAMP LENGTH VALIDITY %SAMPLES NAME

VALUE
2013-09-11T01:31:00+00:00 1m partial 100.0 CPU 1-minute load avg.
............... 1.54 %
2013-09-11T01:31:00+00:00 1m partial 100.0 Min. value of load avg.
............... 1.35 %
2013-09-11T01:31:00+00:00 1m partial 100.0 Max. value of load avg.
............... 1.64 %

show statistics historical
Syntax show statistics historical module_id [ binLength [ bin ] interval [ interval ] [ percentSamples
value | statisticList counter | validity value ] ]
Description This command displays historical performance monitoring (PM) statistics.
Options module_id The module for which A valid module None

the statistics are identifier (for
displayed example, ufm:1/3)
binLength bin The bin to display • 1Day If no bins are

• 1Minute specified, all bins are
displayed.
• 15Minute
interval interval The interval to display A valid interval (for If no intervals are
example, specified, all intervals
2016-04-18T14:45:00-04:00) are displayed.
percentSamples value Entries with 0.0 to 100.0 (for If this parameter is not
%SAMPLES matching example, 20.3) specified, all entries
the specified value are are eligible for display,
displayed. regardless of the
%SAMPLES value.
statisticList counter The counter to display A valid counter (for If this parameter is not
example, specified, all counters
cpu-load-max), varies are eligible for display.
with module
validity value Entries with VALIDITY • complete If this parameter is not

matching the • notAvailable specified, all entries
specified value are are eligible for display,
• partial
displayed. regardless of the
VALIDITY value.

Documentation
• show statistics current on page 273
Sample Output
This example displays the CMM 1/A cpu-load-max counter for the 1Day bin for all stored
1Day bin intervals:
bti7800# show statistics historical cmm:1/A binLength 1Day interval statisticList

cpu-load-max


VALUE
2016-04-21T20:00:00-04:00 1Day complete 100.0 Max. value of load avg.
............... 20.64 %
VALUE
............... 21.38 %
VALUE
............... 21.62 %
VALUE
............... 20.32 %
VALUE
............... 22.35 %
VALUE
............... 20.39 %
VALUE
............... 20.19 %

show system
Syntax show system
Description This command displays system parameters.
Additional Information The HA Status in the output displays the status of the file system synchronization between
the active and standby System Controller Managers (SCMs):
• In Sync: The file systems match on the Active and Backup SCMs.
• Not Ready: The file system on the Active SCM is not synchronized with the Backup
SCM. The following issues might be the cause:
- The Backup controller is not physically inserted.
- The Backup controller is present but not operationally up (lost communication with
active controller, for example: rebooting, booted from USB as part of the System
Recovery procedure)
• Syncing: The update of the file system to the standby SCM is still in progress.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show system
Model : BTI 7800

Network Element Type : WDM
Software Version : 4.1.0 25448
Software Branch : trunk
Config DB Version : 0.1
Time
Boot : 2017-02-27T14:28:12-05:00
Current : 2017-02-27T18:01:41-05:00
Uptime : 0 days, 03:33:29
Time Zone : America/New_York
Management Address : 10.75.0.5/16
Management Sources :
Management Gateway :
NTP :
DNS :
Name :
Contact :
Location : UNKNOWN
Active Controller : cmm:1/A
Backup Controller : cmm:1/B
HA Status : In Sync
Shelf Mgr F/W autoupgrade : disabled
Proxy ARP : disabled
Auto Warm Boot : CMM(enabled) PLD(enabled)


show system chassis
Syntax show system chassis
Description This command displays the serial number and chassis ID for configured system chassis.

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example displays chassis information for a single chassis configuration:
bti7800# show system chassis
Serial-Number Chassis ID
---------------- ----------
2013VM-0001 1 bti7800#
The following example displays chassis information for a multiple chassis configuration:
bti7800# show system chassis
Serial-Number Chassis ID
---------------- ----------
2013VM-0001 1
2013VM-0002 2

show system clock
Syntax show system clock
Description This command displays system clock information.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show system clock
current-datetime : 2017-02-27T18:04:40-05:00
boot-datetime : 2017-02-27T14:28:12-05:00
uptime : 0 days,03:36:28
timezone : America/New_York

show system controller
Syntax show system controller
Description This command displays the system controllers and associated static IP addresses
configured on the system.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show system controller
Controller Controller-Name IpAddress

------------ --------------- ---------
controller-1 cmm:1/A 10.127.45.102
controller-2 cmm:1/B 10.127.45.101

show system cpu
Syntax show system cpu
Description This command displays CPU status and memory utilization for active Chassis
Management Module (CMM).
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show system cpu
Up Time: 3:47, Average Load: 4.91,

Mem: 628016k total, 574988k used, 53028k free, 14144k buffers
PID %CPU %MEM COMMAND
4679 2.0 1.4 OCHManager
4686 2.0 1.4 OSCManager
3468 2.0 1.2 StartDiscovery
4656 2.0 0.9 VMIBMAgent
4777 2.0 0.6 qpid_wrapper
4960 2.0 0.6 confd_wrapper
3816 2.0 0.2 top
1 0.0 0.1 init
2 0.0 0.0 kthreadd
3 0.0 0.0 ksoftirqd/0

show system database
Syntax show system database
Description This command displays information about the system database.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
The following example shows the database status for a BTI7801 chassis:
bti7800# show system database
Backup Status
-------------
CurrentStatus : ready-to-backup
RemoteUrl :
sftp://user@10.1.1.1/10.75.0.5_BTI7800v2.1.0_23151_20160309_205021.tar.gz
NotificationMsg : Backup successful
Restore Status
--------------
CurrentStatus : ready-to-restore
Factory Defaults
----------------
CurrentStatus : ready-to-restore
Local Chassis Backup Status

---------------------------
CurrentStatus : Primary: Valid
Secondary: Valid
LastBackup : 2016-02-20T21:31:43+00:00

show system dnslookup
Syntax show system dnslookup IP_address | domain_name
Description This command queries the DNS server to retrieve the IP addresses associated with the
specified domain, or the domain related to the specified IP address.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show system dnslookup example.org
Server: 172.25.0.61
Address 1: 172.25.0.61 server1.example.org
Name: example.org
Address 1: 172.25.0.61 server1.example.org
Address 2: 172.16.8.11
Address 3: 172.27.80.35 pc8.example.org
Address 5: 172.16.8.10
Address 7: 172.16.10.10 pc.example.org

show system firmware
Syntax show system firmware {all |module {lt}module:$chassisID>/<slot>}
Description This command displays the firmware version for all the system components or a particular
component.

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example displays the firmware version for all system components:
bti7800# show system firmware all
Module Card Type Device Firmware

---------------- ----------- ------------- ---------------------------------
ufm:1/5 UFM IPMC A2F-ATCA F/W| Active: 0.15| Backup:

0.15
cmm:1/A CMM L2-switch WebStaX (stackable)

2.80f_BTISYSTEMS_R1
SHMM Shelf Manager Ver.: 3.1.1.7
Carrier Product ID: BTI-CMM Rev
1.2
Cooling management: Default
a2f-upgrade.dat: v1.1
rc.shmm700-hpdl:
/etc/rc.shmm700-hpdl
shelfman.conf: v1.0
cmm:1/B CMM L2-switch WebStaX (stackable)

2.80f_BTISYSTEMS_R1
SHMM Shelf Manager Ver.: 3.1.1.7
Chassis Product ID: BTI 14 Slot
Rev 1.1
Carrier Product ID: BTI-CMM Rev
1.2
a2f-upgrade.dat: v1.1
rc.shmm700-hpdl: v1.0
shelfman.conf: v1.0

show system mgmt-interface
Syntax show system mgmt-interface
Description This command displays information about the management interfaces (shared IP
addresses) for the commissioned CMMs (Chassis Management Module).

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show system mgmt-interface
MgmtAddress: 10.75.0.5/16
Name IP Netmask MAC Address

Duplex Speed State RX_Packets TX_Packets Errors
------------ --------------- ---------------- ------------------
------- ------- ------ ---------- ----------- ------
eth0-cmm:1/A 192.168.17.1 255.255.255.0 08:00:27:f7:a0:a3
Full 1000 up 1 65 0
eth1-cmm:1/A 10.75.0.5 255.255.0.0 08:00:27:dc:00:d7
Full 1000 up 269 1581 0
eth0-cmm:1/B 192.168.17.1 255.255.255.0 08:00:27:9e:b1:79
Full 1000 up 1 72 0
Name Baud rate Parity Stop Bits Flow Control

-------------- --------- ---------- ----------
------------------------
ttyS0-cmm:1/A 115200 no 1 no hardware flow
control
ttyS0-cmm:1/B 115200 no 1 no hardware flow
control

show system memory
Syntax show system memory [ module <module:<chassisID>/<slot>>]
Description This command displays, in megabytes, the amount of free and used memory for active
modules.

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# bti7800# show system memory module cmm:1/A
At cmm:1/A
Total Used Free Shared Buffers
Cached
613MB 565MB 48MB 0MB 15MB
94MB

show system ntpstat
Syntax show system ntpstat
Description This command displays information for the configured NTP server.
Options remote The host name or IP address of the NTP –

peer
refid As association ID –
st NTP stratum level 0 to 15
16 indicates a device is not

synchronized.
t NTP server or client type u: unicast or manycast client
b: broadcast or multicast
client
1: local (reference clock)
s: symmetric (peer)
A: manycast server
S: broadcast server
M: multicast server
when The number of seconds, minutes, or hours –

since the last received packet
poll The poll interval –
reach The reach shift register (octal) –
delay The roundtrip delay –
offset The offset of the server relative to this –

host
jitter The jitter –

Documentation

Sample Output
bti7800# show system ntpstat
remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset

jitter
=======================================================================================
10.1.1.3 .ACTS. 1 u 16 128 377 13.592 69.346

21.728 2
LOCAL(0) .LOCL. 14 l 64m 64 0 0.000 0.000
0.000

show system process
Syntax show system process [module <module:chassisID/slot>]
Description This command displays the processes running on the system or a particular module.
Related • None
Documentation
Sample Output
The following shows the (partial) output for the CMM.
bti7800# show system process module cmm:1/A
PID %CPU %MEM COMMAND

6083 1.4 13.8 scripts/..confd.smp
4724 1.0 1.6 StartNodeMgr
4795 0.9 8.0 ProtocolMgr
3468 0.8 1.2 StartDiscovery
4930 0.8 1.6 EVIPManager
4656 0.7 0.8 VMIBMAgent
4736 0.6 1.7 StartEquipmentMgr
4740 0.6 0.6 FileSysManager

show system reload
Syntax show system reload [ status [ all ] ]
Description This command displays information about the recent software system reload.
Related • system reload on page 73

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show system reload status

reload status all "SCM Reload Status : Reload success : Reload success"

show system snmp
Syntax show system snmp
Description This command displays the SNMP trap receiver configuration.
NOTE: This command provides the same output as the show snmp host
command.
Related • system snmp notify-target on page 206

Documentation
Sample Output
bti7800# show system snmp
--------------- -------------- -------- --------------- ---------------

-----------------------------------
10.1.1.1 v2 10.1.1.1 162 1500 3 std_v2_trap
10.1.1.2 v2 10.1.1.2 162 1500 3 std_v2_trap
172.25.7.219 v2 172.25.7.219 162 1500 3 std_v2_trap

show system upgrade
Syntax show system upgrade
Description This command displays information about the recent system software upgrade.
Related • system upgrade on page 75

Documentation
Sample Output
Current Status : download-inprogress
Module Download Status Download Start Time Notification

Message
-------- ----------------- --------------------------
----------------------
cmm:1/A download-inprogress 2013-09-12T15:26:01+00:00 Download in
progress
Module URL Status URL

-------- --------------
----------------------------------------------------
cmm:1/A url-set ftp://<user-defined>:user@<ip
address>/bti7800-sys-1.0.1-2.x86_64.rpm
bti7800# system upgrade commit

bti7800
Current Status : commit-inprogress
Module Commit Status Commit Start Time Notification

Message
--------- ------------------ --------------------------
---------------------
cmm:1/B commit-inprogress 2013-09-12T15:34:59+00:00 COMMIT IN
PROGRESS

Message
-------- ----------------- --------------------------
----------------------
cmm:1/A download-success 2013-09-12T15:26:01+00:00 Download
successful

-------- --------------
----------------------------------------------------

Current Status : commit-success

Module Commit Status Commit Start Time Notification

Message
--------- ------------------ --------------------------
---------------------
cmm:1/A commit-success 2013-09-12T15:48:13+00:00 COMMIT SUCCESS
cmm:1/B commit-success 2013-09-12T15:48:13+00:00 COMMIT SUCCESS
ufm:1/1 commit-success 2013-09-12T15:49:01+00:00 COMMIT SUCCESS

Message
-------- ----------------- --------------------------
----------------------
cmm:1/A download-success 2013-09-12T15:45:56+00:00 Download
successful

-------- --------------
-----------------------------------------------------

show system version
Syntax show system version [ all | <module type:<chassis> <slot> ]
Description This command displays the system software version for the all equipment or a particular
component.

Documentation
Sample Output
The following example shows the software version for all installed modules:
bti7800# show system version
Module Module Type Software Version OS Version

-------- ----------- ------------------- ----------
cmm:1/A CMM 1.3.0-8541.x86_64 1.0.0-8154
amp:1/6 AMP 1.3.0-8541.x86_64 1.0.0-8154
ufm:1/14 UFM 1.3.0-8541.x86_64 1.0.0-8154
ufm:1/4 UFM 1.3.0-8541.x86_64 1.0.0-8154

show tech-support
Syntax show tech-support [ datapath module module_id ] remote-url protocol:url [ password

password ]
Description Use this command to collect system data for Juniper Networks Support.

Options datapath module Collects information A valid module or None

module_id for the datapath chassis identifier (for
associated with the example, ufm:1/3)
specified module or
chassis.
This information is
useful in debugging
current datapath (for
example,
cross-connect) issues.
remote-url protocol:url The destination to sftp|ftp:// If username is not

send the collected [username@]host specified, the current
information for [:port]/[filepath] CLI session’s login
analysis name is used.
username is the
FTP or SFTP port is
port is the protocol copied to the
port number to use. FTP/SFTP user’s
home directory.
password The password A character string None

associated with the
specified username
prompts you for a
password.
NOTE: The password

must contain
alphanumeric
characters only.
Sample Output
bti7800# show tech-support remote-url sftp://user@10.1.1.1
testing remote URL...Value for 'password' (<string>):

OK
100% collecting module interface data...
100% collecting shell data... 100% collecting CLI data...
100% collecting card files:
creating archive...
uploaded archive

tech_support_sys_unknown_ip_10.1.220.104_2016-02-25_17-10-45.tgz
tech-support complete. elapsed time: 00:02:01.97


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Introduction to CLI Commands

• Logging In to the CLI on page 11

Logging In to the CLI

1. Physically connect the Management Ethernet interface on the CMM to your

2. Start an SSH session to the management interface from a computer on the

$ ssh -p22 user@10.228.220.104

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Operational mode commands do not change the stored configuration. An example

For example, to set the idle-timeout to 6000 seconds:

bti7800# set idle-timeout 6000

CLI Command Syntax Conventions

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Table 1: CLI Command Syntax Conventions

bold Commands, command options, and keywords

italics or <italics> Arguments in which you supply values

[] Elements in square brackets are optional.

{x|y|z} Alternative keywords are grouped in braces and

[x|y|z] Optional alternative keywords are grouped in

<keyboard_key> A key on the keyboard

Keystroke Sequence Common Name Action

<DEL> Delete Backspace one character and delete

? Question Mark Provides help information

^A Control+A Position cursor to the start of the line

^B Control+B Position cursor left one character

^C Control+C Console interrupt character

^D Control+D Delete current character

^E Control+E Position cursor to end of line

^F Control+F Position cursor right one character

^H Control+H Backspace one character and delete

^I Tab Complete current word

^K Control+K Delete to end of line

^L Control+L Redraw line

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Keystroke Sequence Common Name Action

^N Control+N Move down one line in command

^P Control+P Move up one line in command history

^R Control+R Reverse search

^T Control+T Switch characters

^U Control+U Clears input and resets line buffer

^W Control+W Deletes word

^X Control+X Clears input and resets line buffer

^Z Control+Z Exits current mode and returns to