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OPCOM3103 Commands Notebook
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CONTENTS
Chapter 1
1.1
1.2
1.3
Software and hardware environment---------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

Commands line mode ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
Commands line mode explanation------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
Chapter 2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
2.10
2.11
2.12
2.13
2.14
2.15
2.16
2.17
2.18
2.19
2.20
2.21
2.22
2.23
2.24
2.25
2.26
2.27
2.28
2.29
2.30
2.31
2.32
2.33
2.34
2.35
2.36
2.37
2.38
2.39
2.40
2.41
2.42
2.43
2.44
2.45
2.46
2.47
2.48
2.49
How to Use the Commands Line---------------------------------------------------- 1
System Management Commands -------------------------------------------------- 3
chinese-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
clear---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
clock set ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
clock summer-time --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
clock summer-time recurring -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
clock timezone -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
config -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
dcc-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
device assetid --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8
device card assetid -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9
device card description --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9
device description ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
device lock ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
device shelf assetid ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
device shelf description ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11
device slot assetid------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
device slot description-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
device timeslot-mode--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
device unlock ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
disable---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
e1-retiming-src ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
e1 <1-32> retiming ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16
enable ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
end -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
english---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
exit--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
help ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
history ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19
hostname ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 19
interface snmp ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20
interface dcc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20
list---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21
logout ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21
ping ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
quit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
reboot----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
reset slot ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
show clock ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
show cpu-utilization-ratio ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
show device timeslot-mode------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
show general-alarm----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
show shelf ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26
show terminal------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27
show version-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27
slot--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28
terminal history----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28
terminal line --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29
terminal time-out--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
who-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
Chapter 3
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
Chapter 4
4.1
4.2
4.3
Alarm Management ----------------------------------------------------------------------55
alarm auto-report -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55

alarm delay---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56
alarm delay starting-time ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56
alarm delay end-time --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57
alarm inhibit --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58
alarm monitor------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58
alarm-trap-disable ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
alarm-trap-disable index ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60
clear current-alarm all -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60
clear current-alarm index ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61
current-alarm max-size ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 61
current-alarm storage-mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 62
show alarm auto-report config --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62
show alarm config ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63
show alarm monitor config -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 64
show current-alarm index --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 64
show current-alarm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65
show history-alarm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65
Chapter 8
8.1
8.2
8.3
Upgrade and Configure File Management ---------------------------------------47
download ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 47
erase startup-config----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48
erase startup-config slot ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48
show running-config ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49
show running-config slot----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50
show startup-config ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50
show startup-config slot------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 51
show this------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52
upload ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52
write ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53
write startup-config slot ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 53
Chapter 7
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
7.8
7.9
7.10
7.11
7.12
7.13
7.14
7.15
7.16
7.17
7.18
Network Management Commands--------------------------------------------------38
arp add --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38

arp delete------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 38
ip address ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39
ip route --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40
show interface dcc ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 41
show ip route ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42
show snmp-server community --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42
show snmp trap-server------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
show sntp------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44
snmp trap-server -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44
snmp-server community ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45
snmpd ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45
sntp server ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
Chapter 6
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.8
6.9
6.10
6.11
Log Management Commands --------------------------------------------------------36
log --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36
log clear-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36
show log ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37
Chapter 5
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
5.9
5.10
5.11
5.12
5.13
User Management Commands -----------------------------------------------------32
password ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 32
save user ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 32
show user ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33
user ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33
user privilege ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
Crossconnect and Timeslot Management ---------------------------------------67
sdh crossconnect-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67
sdh crossconnect source-port---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67
show interface timeslot------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68
8.4
8.5
8.6
8.7
show sdh crossconnect ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 69

show timeslot ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
timeslot add sdh --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
timeslot delete sdh ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 71
Chapter 9
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6
9.7
9.8
Protection Management ----------------------------------------------------------------73
aps-mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 73
aps-restore-time --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 73
force-switch --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 74
lockout-protection ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 75
manual-switch ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 76
protect-switch disable -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 77
protect-switch enable--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 77
aps-mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 78
Chapter 10 SDH Interface Management -----------------------------------------------------------79

10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
10.5
10.6
10.7
10.8
10.9
10.10
10.11
10.12
10.13
10.14
10.15
10.16
10.17
10.18
10.19
10.20
10.21
10.22
10.23
10.24
10.25
10.26
als --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 79
reset-statistic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 79
interface stm1-opt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 79
loopback ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80
sdh aupje-threshold----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80
sdh description ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81
sdh es-threshold --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 82
sdh exc-threshold ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 82
sdh msais-insert --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83
sdh overhead c2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 83
sdh overhead j0------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84
sdh overhead j0 mode ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 85
sdh overhead j1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 85
sdh overhead j1 mode ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 86
sdh overhead k1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 87
sdh overhead k2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 87
sdh overhead k4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 88
sdh overhead v5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 88
sdh sd-threshold ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 89
sdh ses-threshold ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 90
sdh tuais-insert-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 90
sdh tupje-threshold--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 91
show interface--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 91
show interface stml -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92
show interface timeslot-occupy ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92
show sdh-alarm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 93
Chapter 11
11.1
11.2
11.3
E1 Interface Management--------------------------------------------------------------94
e1-loopback--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 94
interface e1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 94
show interface------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 95
Chapter 12 ETH Interface Management -----------------------------------------------------------96

12.1
12.2
12.3
12.4
12.5
12.6
12.7
12.8
12.9
12.10
12.11
als --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96
autonegotiate ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96
clear-statistic-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 97
flow-control---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 97
interface eth--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98
interface fx-eth ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98
show interface------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 99
show interface eth----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100
show interface fx-eth ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100
shutdown ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 101
speed (10|100) duplex (full-duplex|half-duplex) ------------------------------------------------------------ 102
Chapter 13 EOS Interface Management --------------------------------------------------------- 103

13.1
13.2
13.3
clear-statistic------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 103
encapsulation----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 103
gfp-fcs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 104
13.4
13.5
13.6
13.7
interface eos ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 104

lacs ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 105
show interface---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105
show interface timeslot----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 106
Chapter 14 Clock Management -------------------------------------------------------------------- 107

14.1
14.2
14.3
14.4
14.5
14.6
14.7
14.8
14.9
14.10
14.11
14.12
14.13
14.14
14.15
14.16
14.17
14.18
14.19
14.20
14.21
14.22
14.23
14.24
14.25
14.26
device clock------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 107

device clock 2mbit in-quality-threshold -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 107
device clock 2mbit in-sa --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 108
device clock 2mbit out-quality-threshold ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 109
device clock 2mbit out-sa ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 109
device clock clear ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 110
device clock clear e1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 110
device clock clear sdh-port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------111
device clock e1----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------111
device clock e1 id -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112
device clock force-switch----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112
device clock force-switch----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 113
device clock force-switch sdh-port ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 113
device clock id------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 114
device clock lockout ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 114
device clock lockout e1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 115
device clock lockout sdh-port ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 116
device clock manual-switch-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 116
device clock manual-switch e1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 117
device clock manual-switch sdh-port-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 117
device clock pll ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 118
device clock sdh-port ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 118
device clock sdh-port id------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 119
device clock ssm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 120
device clock wait-to-restore-time ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 120
show device clock -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 121
Chapter 15 SUB-2STM1 Sub-card Management ---------------------------------------------- 122

15.1
15.2
15.3
15.4
15.5
15.6
15.7
15.8
15.9
15.10
15.11
15.12
15.13
15.14
15.15
15.16
15.17
15.18
15.19
15.20
15.21
15.22
15.23
15.24
15.25
15.26
15.27
15.28
als ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 122

aps-mode ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 122
aps-restore-time ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 123
reset-statistic ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 123
force-switch ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 124
interface stm1-opt ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 124
lockout-protection ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 125
loopback ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 126
manul-switch------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 126
protect-switch disable --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 127
protect-switch enable---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 128
sdh aupje-threshold------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 128
sdh description ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 129
sdh es-threshold ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 129
sdh msais-insert ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 130
sdh overhead c2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 130
sdh overhead j0----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 131
sdh overhead j0 mode -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 132
sdh overhead j1----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 132
sdh overhead j1 mode -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 133
sdh overhead k1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 134
sdh overhead k2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 134
sdh overhead k4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 135
sdh overhead v5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 135
sdh sd-threshold ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 136
sdh tuais-insert------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 136
show aps ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 137
show interface------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 137
15.29
15.30
15.31
show interface stml-opt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 138

show interface timeslot-occupy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 138
show sdh-alarm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 139
Appendix A Abbreviations ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 140
Compliance
The RC series products developed by Raisecom are strictly complied with the following standards as
well as ITU-T, IEEE, IETF and related standards from other international telecommunication
standard organizations:
YD/T900-1997 SDH Equipment Technical Requirements - Clock
YD/T973-1998 SDH 155Mb/s and 622Mb/s Technical conditions of optical transmitter module and
receiver module
YD/T1017-1999 Network node interface for the Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH)
YD/T1022-1999 Requirement of synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) equipment feature
YD/T1078-2000 SDH Transmission Network Technique Requirements-Interworking of Network
Protection Architectures
YD/T1111.1-2001 Technical Requirements of SDH Optical Transmitter/Optical Receiver
Modules2.488320 Gb/s Optical Receiver Modules
YD/T1111.2- 2001 Technical Requirements of SHD Optical Transmitter/Optical Receiver
Modules2.488320 Gb/s Optical Transmitter Modules
YD/T1179- 2002 Technical Specification of Ethernet over SDH
G.703 Physical/electrical characteristics of hierarchical digital interfaces
G.704 Synchronous frame structures used at 1544, 6312, 2048, 8448 and 44 736 kbit/s hierarchical
levels
G.707 Network node interface for the synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH)
G.774 Synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) - Management information model for the network
element view
G.781 Synchronization layer features
G.783 Characteristics of synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) equipment featureal blocks
G.784 Synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) management
G.803 Architecture of transport networks based on the synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH)
G.813 Timing characteristics of SDH equipment slave clocks (SEC)
G.823 The control of jitter and wander within digital networks which are based on the 2048 kbit/s
hierarchy
G.825 The control of jitter and wander within digital networks which are based on the synchronous
digital hierarchy (SDH)
G.826 End-to-end error performance parameters and objectives for international, constant bit-rate
digital paths and connections
G.828 Error performance parameters and objectives for international, constant bit-rate synchronous
digital paths
G.829 Error performance events for SDH multiplex and regenerator sections
G.831 Management capabilities of transport networks based on the synchronous digital hierarchy
(SDH)
G.841 Types and characteristics of SDH network protection architectures
G.842 Interworking of SDH network protection architectures
G.957 Optical interfaces for equipments and systems relating to the synchronous digital hierarchy
G.691 Optical interfaces for single channel STM-64 and other SDH systems with optical amplifiers
G.664 Optical safety procedures and requirements for optical transport systems
I.731 ATM Types and general characteristics of ATM equipment
I.732 ATM Featureal characteristics of ATM equipment
IEEE 802.1Q Virtual Local Area Networks (LANs)
IEEE 802.1p Traffic Class Expediting and Dynamic Multicast Filtering
IEEE 802.3 CSMA/CD Access Method and Physical Layer Instruction
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Chapter 1
How to Use the Commands Line
1.1 Software and hardware environment

Hardware running environment: OPCOM3103 device platform;
PC serial port
Software running environment: WIN98 / WIN2000 / WINDOWS XP
1.2 Commands line mode

Mode
Mode description
Access
Prompt
User EXEC
mode
Under this mode, user can

configure basic information of
the terminal and show
parameters, etc.
Log onto device, input user

name and password
Raisecom>
Use this mode, user can configure

the basic information for
Privileged
OPCOM3103, such as system Use command enable under
EXEC mode time, parameters show etc., but
user EXEC mode
can not configure the running
information
Raisecom#
Global
Use command config under
configuration configure all running parameters
privileged EXEC mode
mode
for OPCOM3103
Slot
configure main card service and Input command slot under
configuration
running parameters of sub-card global configuration mode
mode
service in sub-card slot.
Input interface
Interface
configure the parameters of
[eth/fx-eth/eos/stm-1/e1
configuration network management interface, /switch/snmp/dcc] under
mode
Ethernet interface, SDH interface, global configuration mode
E1 interface and EOS interface. or slot configuration mode
Raisecom(config) #
Raisecom (config-slot/n)#
1: sub-card slot
Raisecom (config-TYPE/XXX)#
or
Raisecom
(config-TYPE/SLOT/XXX)
XXX: interface number;
TYPE: interface type;
SLOT: slot number.
Table 1-1 Commands line mode
1.3 Commands line mode explanation

1. All of the commands are shown without any parameters.
2. Optional parameters are given by using [], multiple parameters are separated using |.
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3. Obligate parameters and command keywords are given by using ( ) if options exist, multiple
parameters and commands are separated by |.
4. XXXSTRING: support number sequence separated by "," and "-". "," separates a single number, "-"
indicates interval. For example, "1, 3 -5", "1, 3-4, 5", "1, 3, 4, 5" on behalf of the number 1, 3, 4 , 5.
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Chapter 2 System Management Commands
2.1 chinese
[Function]
Help information is written by Chinese.
chinese
[Default]
Display in English by default.
[Command mode]
All user modes
[Example]
Set Chinese Help information:
Raisecom# chinese
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
english
Set English Help information.
2.2 clear
[Function]
Clear current information.
clear
[Command mode]
All user modes
[Example]
Clear current information:
Raisecom#clear
2.3 clock set

[Function]
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Modify system clock.

clock set <0-23> <0-59> <0-59> <2000-2099> <1-12> <1-31>
[Parameters]
<0-23>: hours;
<0-59>: minutes;
<0-59>: seconds;
<2000-2099>: years;
<1-12>: months;
<1-31>: date;
[Default]
Current system time: 01/01/1970 08:00:00 +08:00
[Command mode]
Global configuration mode
[Explanation of command execution echo]
System time changed successfully
No 30th or 31th in February in leap year
No 29th, 30th or 31th in February
No 31th in the month
[Example]
Modify system clock as: Sep 30th 2003 8:30: 0
Raisecom# clock set 8 30 0
2003 9 30
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show clock
Show system clock.
2.4 clock summer-time

[Function]
Enable/disable summer-time.
[Parameters]
enable: enable summer-time;
disable: disable summer-time.
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[Default]
Disable summer-time.
[Command mode]
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Enable summer-time:
Raisecom# clock summer-time enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show clock
Show system clock.
clock summer-time recurring
Set initial time and terminal time.
2.5 clock summer-time recurring

[Function]
Configure initial time and terminal time, and summer-time offset.
clock summer-time recurring <1-5> (sun | mon | tue | wed | thu | fri | sat) <1-12> <0-23>
<0-59> <1-5> ( sun | mon | tue | wed | thu | fri | sat ) <1-12> <0-23> <0-59> <1-1440>
[Parameters]
<1-5>: week that summer-time began; 5 said the last week;
week day: week day that summer-time began(Sunday: sun, Saturday: sat);
<1-12>: summer-time initial month;
<0-23>: summer-time initial hour;
<0-59>: summer-time initial minute;
<1-5>:
daylight saving time ends on the first few weeks of the month, said last week of five
week day: week day that summer-time end (Sunday: sun, Saturday: sat)
<1-12>: summer-time terminal month
<0-23>: summer-time terminal hour
<0-59>: summer-time terminal time
<1-1440>: summer-time offset minutes
[Default]
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Disable summer-time.
[Command mode]
[Executing command instruction]
This command is used to set initial time and terminal time and summer-time offset each year.
The format of initial time and terminal time are: xx months, hh hours mm minutes at n (or last)
week day. For example, China has practiced the summertime from 2 o'clock of the second
Sunday morning in April to 2 o'clock of the second Sunday morning in September. During this
time once the clock one hour ahead, namely the time offset is 60.
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Set the summertime from 2 o'clock of the second Sunday morning in April to 2 o'clock of the
second Sunday morning in September. During this time set the clock one hour ahead.
Raisecom#clock summer-time recurring 2 sun 4 2 0 2 sun 9 2 0 60
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show clock
Enable system clock.
2.6 clock timezone

[Function]
Configure clock timezone.
clock timezone (+|-) <0-11> <0-59>
[Parameters]
(+|-): + indicated the Eastern Hemisphere; - said the Western Hemisphere
<0-11>: hours after/ahead UTC
<0-59>: minutes after/ahead UTC
[Default]
+80
[Command mode]
Set successfully
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Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Configure timezone as + 8 0:
Raisecom# clock timezone + 8 0
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show clock
Enable system clock.
2.7 config
[Function]
Enter global configuration mode.
config
[Command mode]
Privileged EXEC mode
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Enter global configuration mode:
Raisecom# config
2.8 dcc
[Function]
Choose DCC channel type
dcc <1-2> select (d1d2d3 |d4-d12 |d1-d12|e1-192k|e1-576k|e1-768k)
[Parameters]
<1-2>: DCC ID
(d1d2d3 | d4-d12 | d1-d12 | e1-192k | e1-576k | e1-768k):
d1d2d3: transmit NMS information through overhead bytes d1d2d3; d1-d12: transmit NMS
information through overhead bytes through the overhead bytes d1-d12; d4-d12: transmit NMS
information through overhead bytes through the overhead bytes d4-d12; e1-192k: transmit NMS
information through E1 1-3 timeslot channel; e1-576k: transmit NMS information through the
E1 1-3 and 5-10 timeslot channel; e1-768k: transmit NMS information through E1 1-3 and 5-13
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timeslot channels.
[Default]
transmit NMS information through overhead bytes d1d2d3
[Command mode]
Choose e1channel to transmit NMS information will also be required to configure the
corresponding e1channel timeslot, 31-32 port is fixed applied on E1 port which transmitted
NMS information, 31 is NMS channel corresponding to East-bound optical port; 32 is NMS
channel corresponding to West-bound optical port.
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Select d1d2d3 to transmit NMS information:
Raisecom (config)# dcc 1 select d1d2d3
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show info
Show current device information.
2.9 device assetid

[Function]
Configure device asset ID.
device assetid DEVICEASSETID
[Parameters]
DEVICEASSETID: asset ID.
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set device asset ID as raisecom-01:
Raisecom (config)# device assetid raisecom-01
[Related commands]
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Commands
show shelf
device description
2.10
Description
Show device information.
Set device description.
device card assetid

[Function]
Configure card asset ID.
device card <0-1> assetid DESCRIPTION
[Parameters]
<0-1>: Slot ID;
DESCRIPTION: asset ID.
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set card asset ID on slot 1 as raisecom-stm1-01:
Raisecom (config)# device card 1 assetid raisecom-stm1-01
[Related commands]
Commands
show device
device card description
2.11
Description
Show device information.
Set card description.
device card description

[Function]
Set card description.
device card <0-1> description DESCRIPTION
[Parameters]
<0-1>: Slot ID;
DESCRIPTION: description.
[Command mode]
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Set successfully
[Example]
Set card asset ID on slot 1 as raisecom-stm1-m-a:
Raisecom (config)# device card 1 description raisecom-stm1-m-a
[Related commands]
Commands
2.12
Description
show shelf
Show remote device information.
device assetid
Set device assetid.
device description
[Function]
Set device description.
device description DESCRIPTION
[Parameters]
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set device description as raisecom-OPCOM3103-a:
Raisecom (config)# device description raisecom-OPCOM3103-a
[Related commands]
Commands
2.13
Description
show shelf
device assetid
Set device assetid.
device lock
[Function]
Set device lock, and disable global configutation mode.
device lock
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[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set device lock:
Raisecom (config)# device lock
[Related commands]
Commands
2.14
Description
show shelf
device unlock
Unlock the device.
device shelf assetid

[Function]
Configure chassis asset ID.
device shelf assetid DEVICEASSETID
[Parameters]
DEVICEASSETID: asset ID.
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set chassis asset ID as raisecom-shelf-01:
Raisecom (config)# device shelf assetid raisecom-shelf-01
[Related commands]
Commands
show shelf
device shelf description
2.15
Description
Set chassis description.
device shelf description

[Function]
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Set chassis description.

device shelf description DESCRIPTION
[Parameters]
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set chassis description as raisecom-shelf-OPCOM3103-a:
Raisecom (config)# device shelf description raisecom-shelf-OPCOM3103-a
[Related commands]
Commands
show shelf
Description
Set chassis assetid.
device shelf assetid
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device slot assetid

[Function]
Configure slot asset ID.
device slot <0-1> assetid DESCRIPTION
[Parameters]
<0-1>: Slot ID;
DESCRIPTION: description..
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set slot1 asset ID as raisecom-slot-sdh-m-1:
Raisecom (config)# device slot 1 assetid raisecom-slot-sdh-m-1
[Related commands]
Commands
show shelf
Description
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Set slot description.
device slot description
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device slot description

[Function]
Set slot description.
device slot <0-1> description DESCRIPTION
[Parameters]
<0-1>: slot ID;
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set slot 1 description as raisecom-slot-sdh-m:
Raisecom (config)# device slot 1 description raisecom-slot-sdh-m
[Related commands]
Commands
2.18
Description
show device
device slot assetid
Set device assetid.
device timeslot-mode
[Function]
Set timeslot mode.
device timeslot-mode (tu|vc)
[Parameters]
(tu|vc): timeslot mode. tu (line), such as Lucent; vc (slot), such as Huawei.
[Default]
vc
[Command mode]
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Based on customed timeslot mode; in terms of any mode, support two kinds of command-line
configuration.
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Set timeslot mode as tu:
Raisecom (config)# device timeslot mode tu
[Related commands]
2.19
Commands
Description
show device timeslot-mode
Show current device timeslot-mode.
device unlock
[Function]
Set device unlock, and enable global configutation mode.
device unlock
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set device unlock:
Raisecom (config)# device unlock
[Related commands]
Commands
2.20
Description
show device
device lock
Lock the device.
disable
[Function]
Exit Privileged EXEC mode and enter User EXEC mode
disable
[Command mode]
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Set successfully
[Example]
Exit from Privileged EXEC mode:
Raisecom# disable
Raisecom>
[Related commands]
2.21
Commands
Description
enable
Enter into Privileged EXEC mode.
e1-retiming-src
[Function]
Select E1 retiming source.
e1-retiming-src (2mbit|2mhz|sys|e1-1|e1-2|e1-3|e1-4)
[Parameters]
(2mbit | 2mhz | sys | e1-1 | e1-2 | e1-3 | e1-4): sys: using the system clock
2mbit: 2MBit external clock input as re-timing source
2mhz: 2MHz external clock input as re-timing source
e1-1: e1 port 1 received clock as re-timing source
[Default]
Local clock as retiming source
[Command mode]
Set successfully
Set successfully
[Example]
Set e1 port 1 received clock as re-timing source:
Raisecom (config)# e1-retiming-src e1-1
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[Related commands]
2.22
Commands
Description
show info
e1 <1-32> retiming
[Function]
Enable or disable E1 retiming function
e1 <1-32> retiming (enable|disable)
[Parameters]
<1-32>: select E1 port
(enable|disable): Enable or disable E1 retiming function.
[Default]
No port E1 retiming enable
[Command mode]
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Enable E1 port 1 retiming function:
Raisecom (config)# e1 1 retiming enable
[Related commands]
2.23
Commands
Description
show info
Show current device information.
enable
[Function]
Enter Privileged EXEC mode
enable
[Command mode]
User EXEC mode
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password: prompt input password, this password is the same with log password.
[Example]
Enter privileged EXEC mode:
Raisecom> enable
[Related commands]
2.24
Commands
Description
disable
Exit Privileged EXEC mode.
end
[Function]
Return to Privileged EXEC mode.
end
[Command mode]
All user modes
Logout, under Privileged EXEC mode and User EXEC mode, is the same with CRTL + Z.
[Example]
Return to Privileged EXEC mode:
Raisecom (config)# end
[Related commands]
2.25
Commands
Description
CRTL+Z
Return to Privileged EXEC mode
english
[Function]
Help information is written in English.
english
[Command mode]
All user modes
Set successfully
[Example]
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Set English Help information:

Raisecom# english
[Related commands]
2.26
Commands
Description
chinese
Set Help information displaying in Chinese.
exit
[Function]
Return to previous mode
exit
[Command mode]
All user modes
Logout under Privileged EXEC mode and User EXEC mode, which is the same with quit.
[Example]
Return to previous mode:
Raisecom (config)# exit
[Related commands]
Commands
quit
2.27
Description
Exit this logon.
help
[Function]
Show help information.
help
[Command mode]
All user modes
RaisecomOs software provides advanced help feature. When you need help, anytime at the command line please
press '?'.
If nothing matches, the help list will be empty and you must backup until entering a '?' show the available
options.
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Two styles of help are provided:
1. Full help is available when you are ready to enter a command argument (e.g. 'show ?') and describes each
possible argument.
2. Partial help is provided when an abbreviated argument is entered and you want to know what arguments
match the input(e.g. 'show me?'.)
[Example]
Show help information:
Raisecom # help
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history
[Function]
Show history command list during this login.
history
[Command mode]
All user modes
Show the history command list of this login
[Example]
Show the history command list of this login:
Raisecom # history
[Related commands]
2.29
Commands
Description
terminal history
Set terminal history accounts.
hostname
[Function]
Modify hostname; the format of no can restore default name.
hostname HOSTNAME
no hostname
[Parameters]
HOSTNAME: hostname
[Default]
Raisecom
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[Command mode]
Save the modified hostname, and executive the command write;
Set successfully
Please specify string starting with alphabet
HostName length must less than 16!
[Example]
Modify hostname:
Raisecom# hostname OPCOM3103
Set successfully!
OPCOM3103 #
Restore default hostname:
OPCOM3103 # no hostname
Raisecom#
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interface snmp
[Function]
Enter network management interface mode.
interface snmp
[Command mode]
[Example]
Enter SNMP interface mode:
Raisecom (config)#interface snmp
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface snmp Show SNMP interface related information.
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interface dcc
[Function]
Enter network management interface mode.
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interface dcc
[Command mode]
[Example]
Enter DCC network management interface mode:
Raisecom (config)#interface dcc
[Related commands]
2.32
Commands
Description
show interface dcc
Show DCC network management channel

configuration and status information.
list
[Function]
List commands under the mode.
list
[Command mode]
All user modes
List the command list under this mode
[Example]
List command-list under Privileged EXEC mode:
Raisecom)#list
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logout
[Function]
Logout.
logout
[Command mode]
Privileged EXEC mode; User EXEC mode
[Example]
Exit current logon:
Raisecom)#logout
[Related commands]
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Commands
Description
exit
quit
Quit from current logon
ping
[Function]
Ping assigned host, and test network connectivity.
ping A.B.C.D [count <1-65535>] [size <12-4076>] [timeout <1-255>]
[Parameters]
A.B.C.D: destination host IP address;
[count <1-65535>]: count option. <1-65535>, specify accounts of ICMP echo messages;
[size <12-4076>]: size option. <12-4076>, specify additional content length of ICMP echo
message .
[timeout <1-255>]: timeout option. <1-255>, specify waiting seconds, then if do not receive
the response, system will regard it as not ping successfully.
[Default]
count: 4, size: 64, timeout: 3.
[Command mode]
Privileged EXEC mode; global configuration mode
Show connective information of testing network:
(Press CTRL+C break)
PING 192.168.4.30 (84=20+8+56 bytes)
64 bytes from 192.168.4.30: icmp_seq=0. time=0. ms
----192.168.4.30 PING Statistics---4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip (ms)
min/avg/max = 0/0/0
[Example]
Ping hostname as 192.168.4.250:
Raisecom (config)# ping 192.168.4.250
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quit
[Function]
Exit logon from current mode
quit
[Command mode]
All user modes
[Example]
Exit logon under Privileged EXEC mode:
Raisecom (config)# quit
[Related commands]
2.36
Commands
Description
exit
logout
Exit current logon
reboot
[Function]
Restart the device.
reboot
[Command mode]
[Example]
Restart the system:
Raisecom# reboot
[Related commands]
2.37
Commands
Description
reset slot
Restart single card
reset slot
[Function]
Reset single card
reset slot <0-1>
[Parameters]
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<0-1>: slot ID. 0: main card; 1: subcard

[Command mode]
Show as below if there is no single card in slot:
no board in slot 1.
[Example]
Restart subcard in slot 1:
Raisecom# reset slot 1
[Related commands]
2.38
Commands
Description
reboot
Reboot the system
show clock
[Function]
Show system clock.
show clock
[Command mode]
Privileged EXEC mode; User EXEC mode
Now the time is xx/xx/xxxx xx:xx:xx +xx:xx
[Example]
Show system clock:
Raisecom# show clock
[Related commands]
2.39
Commands
Description
clock set
Set system clock.
show cpu-utilization-ratio
[Function]
Show cpu-utilization-ratio
show cpu-utilization-ratio
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[Command mode]
[Example]
Show cpu-utilization-ratio:
Raisecom# show cpu-utilization-ratio
cpu utilization-ratio is 11%
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show device timeslot-mode

[Function]
Show device current timeslot-mode.
[Command mode]
current timeslot mode is vc
current timeslot mode is tu
[Example]
Show device current timeslot-mode:
Raisecom (config)# show device timeslot-mode
[Related commands]
2.41
Commands
Description
device timeslot-mode vc
Set device timeslot-mode as vc.
show general-alarm
[Function]
Show general alarm information.
show general-alarm
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show device general alarm:
Raisecom# show general-alarm
General alarm is off
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show shelf
[Function]
Show all card information in chassis.
show shelf
[Command mode]
Privileged EXEC mode; Global configuration mode
[Example]
Show device information:
Raisecom# show shelf
Device OPCOM3103
Name:
OPCOM3103-Raisecom Technology Co., Ltd.
Description:
Serial no:
Asset ID:
Lock status:
Unlock
Temperature threshould:
50
Shelf 1 exist
Name:
OPCOM3103 Shelf 1
Description:
Vendor:
Raisecom Technology Co., Ltd.
Serial no:
Hardware version: OPCOM3103 REV A
Asset ID:
Power 1 exist
Power 2 not exist
Fan 1 not exist

Fan 2 not exist
Slot 0
Name:
Shelf 1 Slot 0
Description:
Asset ID:
Slot 1
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Name:
Shelf 1 Slot 1
Description:
Asset ID:
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show terminal
[Function]
Show terminal user information.
show terminal
[Command mode]
Show current system user information:
terminal
state
time-out
user
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------console
active
600sec
raisecom
1-telnet/ssh
inactive
2-telnet/ssh
inactive
3-telnet/ssh
inactive
4-telnet/ssh
inactive
5-telnet/ssh
inactive
[Example]
Show user information in current system:
Raisecom# show terminal
[Related commands]
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Commands
Description
who
Show the user current connected the system.
show version
[Function]
Show software vertion information.
show version
[Command mode]
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[Example]
Show current software vertion information:
Raisecom# show version
RaiseCom Operating System Software
Copyright(c) 2001-2003 by Raisecom Technology CO., Ltd.
Product name: OPCOM3103
RaiseComOS Software Version 1.0.0(Compiled Apr 10 2006 17:52:20)
Hardware Version A.3
FPGA Version A.2
OPCOM3103 with
32M
8M
2.45
bytes DRAM
bytes Flash Memory
slot
[Function]
Set slot congfiguration mode.
slot <0-1>
[Parameters]
<0-1>: slot ID. 0: main card; 1: subcard
[Command mode]
[Example]
Enter configuration mode on slot 1:
Raisecom (config)# slot 1
[Related commands]
2.46
Commands
Description
interface
Enter interface configuration mode.
terminal history
[Function]
Set terminal history accounts.
terminal history <1-20>
[Parameters]
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<1-20>: terminal history accounts

[Default]
20
[Command mode]
User EXEC mode
Set successfully
[Example]
Set terminal history accounts as 10:
Raisecom> terminal history 10
Set successfully!
[Related commands]
2.47
Commands
Description
history
Set recent history commands list.
terminal time-out
Set max. terminal time-out.
terminal line
Set terminal lines.
terminal line
[Function]
Set terminal lines; its no form can restore the default value.
terminal line <5-512>
no terminal line
[Parameters]
<5-512>: line range
[Default]
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User EXEC mode
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Set terminal line as 50:
Raisecom>terminal line 50
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[Related commands]
2.48
Commands
Description
history
terminal time-out
terminal history
Set terminal history commands.
terminal time-out
[Function]
Set max terminal time-out value.
terminal time-out <0-65535>
[Parameters]
<0-65535>: time-out seconds
[Default]
600s
[Command mode]
User EXEC mode
Set successfully
[Example]
Set terminal timeout as 900:
Raisecom>terminal time-out 900
[Related commands]
2.49
Commands
Description
history
terminal time-out
terminal line
Set terminal lines.
who
[Function]
Display the current user connected, and * indicates currently configured users.
who
[Command mode]
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Set successfully
[Example]
Display the current user connected:
Raisecom#who
*vty[0] connected from console
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show terminal
Show terminal user information.
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Chapter 3 User Management Commands
3.1 password
[Function]
Modify current logon password.
password PASSWORD
[Parameters]
PASSWORD: password
[Default]
Username and password: raisecom
[Command mode]
[Example]
Raisecom# password
Please input password:
Please input again:
set sucessfully!
please execute "write" to save!
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
user password
Add user and set password.
show user
Show all user accounts.
user privilege
Modify user privilege.
3.2 save user

[Function]
Save added user information.
save user
[Command mode]
Save user information successfully!
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[Example]
Save added user information:
Raisecom# save user
3.3 show user

[Function]
show user
[Command mode]
Only administrator level can view the user account information.
Show information of user account:
Username
Priority
Server
-----------------------------------------------------------------raisecom
admin
Local
[Example]
Raisecom#show user
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
password
show user
user privilege
3.4 user
[Function]
user USERNAME password (no-encryption|md5) PASSWORD
[Parameters]
USERNAME: user name
(no-encryption|md5): encryption options. no-encryption, no encryption; md5: md5 encryption
password.
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PASSWORD: password
[Command mode]
User name is not case-insensitive, password is case-insensitive. The newly added user' level is
default to administrat, can use the command user USERNAME privilege to modify user level.
Set successfully !
[Example]
Add user: OPCOM3103, password: OPCOM3103 with no-encryption:
Raisecom# user OPCOM3103 password no-encryption OPCOM3103
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
password
Set password.
user password
show user
user privilege
3.5 user privilege

[Function]
user USERNAME privilege (administrant|normal|limited)
[Parameters]
USERNAME: user name
(administrant | normal | limited): user privilege levels. administrant, system administrator, who
can browse all the information on the device to configure, add and delete users; normal,
commom user, who can browse all the information; limited, restricted users who only view
partof the information.
[Default]
administrant
[Command mode]
Add user default privilege of 15, and use this command can modify user level.
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Set successfully !
[Example]
Set user OPCOM3103 level as limited:
Raisecom# user OPCOM3103 privilege limited
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
password
Set password.
user password
show user
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Chapter 4 Log Management Commands
4.1 log
[Function]
Enable or disable log management.
loge <enable/disable>
[Parameters]
enable: Enable log management;
disable. Disable log management.
[Default]
enable
[Command mode]
Global configuration mode;
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Disable log management:
Raisecom(config)# log disable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
log clear
Clear log information.
show log
Show log information.
4.2 log clear

[Function]
log clear
[Command mode]
[Example]
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Clear log information:

Raisecom(config)# log clear
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
log
Enable or disable log function.
show log
4.3 show log

[Function]
show log [key1 STRING1] [key2 STRING2] [key3 STRING3]
[Parameters]
[key1 STRING1]: STRING1 indicates the 1st key-word;
[key2 STRING2]: STRING2 indicates the 2nd key-word;
[key3 STRING3]: STRING3 indicates the 3rd t key-word.
[Command mode]
Enter a keyword parameter, which can only display the log messages contained keywords
Show log information:
Login user:
NULL
Sent trap:
NULL
[Example]
Show log information:
Raisecom)# show log
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
log clear
log
Enable or disable log function.
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Chapter 5 Network Management Commands
5.1 arp add

[Function]
Configure mapping from IP addresss to physical address.
arp add A.B.C.D MACADDRESS
[Parameter]
A.B.C.D: IP address on the interface.
MACADDRESS: <AA.BB.CC.DD.EE.FF> means MAC address on the physical port mapped
by interface.
[Default]
The system ARP table is empty by default, through a dynamic ARP protocol to obtain address
mapping
[Command mode]
Successfully add an entry to ARP table
[Example]
Configure mapping from IP address of 192.168.4.250 to physical address of 00:50:58:45:14:03:
Raisecom (config)# arp add 192.168.4.250 00:50:58:45:14:03
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
arp delete
Configure mapping from IP addresss to physical address.
5.2 arp delete

[Function]
Delete mapping from a specified IP addresss to physical address.
arp delete A.B.C.D
[Parameter]
A.B.C.D: IP address on the interface.
[Command mode]
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Successfully delete an entry from ARP table
[Example]
Raisecom (config)# arp delete 192.168.4.250
Successfully delete an entry from ARP table
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
arp add
Delete a mapping from a specified IP addresss to physical address.
5.3 ip address
[Function]
Set NMS interface IP addresss and mask.
ip address A.B.C.D [A.B.C.D]
[Parameter]
A.B.C.D: IP address on the interface;
A.B.C.D: sub-net mask.
[Default]
Device SNMP management interface default IP address is 192.168.4.28, mask is 255.255.255.0.
Device vc12 management channel default ip addresses are as following according to channel
order <1-4>:
Channel 1: IP address 192.168.5.28, mask 255.255.255.0
[Command mode]
SNMP interface configuration mode, vc12 management channel interface configuration mode
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Configure IP address as 192.168.1.111, subnet mask as 255.255.255.0:
Raisecom (config-snmp)# ip address 192.168.1.111 255.255.255.0
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5.4 ip route
[Function]
Set static route, and its no form can delete a static route.
ip route A.B.C.D A.B.C.D A.B.C.D
no ip route A.B.C.D A.B.C.D
[Parameter]
A.B.C.D: The first parameter is destination network subnet or host IP address;
A.B.C.D: The second parameter is subnet mask of destination network subnet or host IP address;
A.B.C.D: The third parameter is the gateway IP address.
[Default]
ROUTE NET TABLE
destination
gateway
flags(0x)Rfc
Use
pro Interface
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------192.168.4.0/24
192.168.4.28
2000101
motfec0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ROUTE HOST TABLE

destination
gateway
flags(0x)Rfc
Use
pro Interface
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------127.0.0.1
127.0.0.1
2200005
lo0
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Command mode]
When a routing protocol is unnesscery in a simple network environment, or for some reasons
need to specify the route, a static route is very appropriate. The dotted forms of the subnet mask,
require the mask starting is a continuous binary "1" from a high level, such as 255.255.0.0 or
255.255.128.0, can not be 255.0.255.0 or 255.1.0.0. If in the command specified routing priority
which is higher than the default static routing priority, this static routing will be replaced by
dynamic information. Static routing priority is defaulted to 1, more priority than any dynamic
routing. Ad configured the system default route, the first parameter should be 0.0.0.0, as shown.
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Configure system default route:
Raisecom (config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.4.250
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[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show ip route
Show IP route information
5.5 show interface dcc

Function]
Show DCC network management channel configuration and status information.
show interface
[Command mode]
DCC network management channel interface configuration mode
Show dcc network management channel information.
[Example]
Show information of DCC network management channel 1:
Raisecom (config-dcc/1)# show interface dcc
dcc1( slot 0 dcc 1) Internet address(inner): 0.0.0.0
dcc1 Internet address(config): 0.0.0.0
Netmask: 255.255.255.255
Netmask: 255.255.255.255
ppp (unit number 1):

Flags: (0x48090) DOWN POINT-TO-POINT MULTICAST TRAILERS INET_UP
Type: PPP
dcc2( slot 0 dcc 2) Internet address(inner): 0.0.0.0

dcc2 Internet address(config): 0.0.0.0
Netmask: 255.255.255.255
Netmask: 255.255.255.255
ppp (unit number 2):

Flags: (0x48090) DOWN POINT-TO-POINT MULTICAST TRAILERS INET_UP
Type: PPP
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
dcc
Configure dcc working condition.
ip address
Configure IP address on NMS channel interface.
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5.6 show ip route

[Function]
Show IP route information.
show ip route [help]
[Parameter]
[help]: show help information of IP route.
[Command mode]
Global configuration mode; Privileged EXEC mode
[Example]
Show IP route information:
Raisecom (config)# show ip route
ROUTE NET TABLE
destination
gateway
flags(0x)Rfc
Use
pro Interface
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------192.168.4.0/24
192.168.4.28
2000101
motfec0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ROUTE HOST TABLE

destination
gateway
flags(0x)Rfc
Use
pro Interface
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------127.0.0.1
127.0.0.1
2200005
lo0
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
ip route
Set static route.
5.7 show snmp-server community

[Function]
Show snmp-server community list.
show snmp-server community
[Command mode]
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Show snmp community name list:
ID
COMMUNITYNAME
RIGHT
---------------------------------
[Example]
Show snmp-server community name list:
Raisecom (config)# show snmp-server community
ID
COMMUNITYNAME
RIGHT
--------------------------------1
public
ro
private
rw
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
snmp-server community
Show SNMP community name

and read-write right.
5.8 show snmp trap-server

[Function]
Show information of snmp trap-server.
show snmp trap-server
[Command mode]
Show trap server information:
Trap server:
ADDRESS
PORT
---------------------------------------------------------------
[Example]
Show trap-server information:
Raisecom (config)# show snmp trap-server
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
snmp trap-server
Configure snmp trap-server.
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5.9 show sntp

[Function]
Show sntp configuration.
show sntp
[Command mode]
Show SNTP configuration information:
SNTP configuration information
No Server address configured
SNTP server
Stratum Version
Last Receive
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Example]
Show sntp configuration:
Raisecom (config)# show sntp
[Related commands]
5.10
Commands
Description
sntp server
Configure sntp server.
snmp trap-server
[Function]
Ser IP address of SNMP trap-server and its no form can delete a trap-server.
snmp trap-server A.B.C.D
no snmp trap-server host A.B.C.D
[Parameter]
A.B.C.D: ip address of trap-server;
[<1-65535>]: receive trap port ID on trap-server.
[Default]
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Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Set IP address of SNMP trap-server as 192.168.4.250, and port is by default:
Raisecom (config)# snmp trap-server 192.168.4.250
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show snmp trap-server Show information ofsnmp trap-server.
5.11
snmp-server community
[Function]
Set snmp-server community name and write priorty, and its no form can delete a community.
snmp-server community COMMUNITYNAME (ro|rw)
no snmp-server community COMMUNITYNAME
[Parameter]
COMMUNITYNAME: Community name is similar to the password used to access the MIB
variables.
(ro | rw): ro means read-only, while rw means read-write.
[Command mode]
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Show snmp community as public with ro:
Raisecom (config)# snmp-server community public ro
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show snmp-server community Show snmp-server community list.
5.12
snmpd
[Function]
Enable SNMP service, and its no form can disable SNMP service.
snmpd
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no snmpd
[Command mode]
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Enable SNMP service:
Raisecom (config)# snmpd
[Related commands]
5.13
Commands
Description
show snmp
Show SNMP configuration.
sntp server
[Function]
Configure sntp server, and its no form can delete sntp server.
sntp server A.B.C.D
no sntp server A.B.C.D
[Parameter]
A.B.C.D: IP address on SNTP server.
[Command mode]
Set successfully
Set unsuccessfully
[Example]
Configure sntp address as 192.168.4.250:
Raisecom (config)# sntp server 192.168.4.250
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show sntp
Show sntp configuration.
sntp broadcast client
Configure SNTP Client receives broadcast packets.
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Chapter 6 Upgrade and Configure File Management
6.1 download
[Function]
Download files from FTP/TFTP, including system-boot and startup-config.
download (fpga-image | license-dat | system-boot | startup-config | default-startup-config |
bootrom) (ftp|tftp) Upgrade NMS card files
[Parameter]
(fpga-image | license-dat | system-boot | startup-config | default-startup-config | bootrom):
choose files to download; fpga-image: FPGA files; license-dat: license files; system-boot: host files;
startup-config: configuration files; default-startup-config: system default startup configuration files;
bootrom: system bootrom files.
(ftp|tftp): Protocol type.
[Command Modes]
FTP user and password should no longer than 16 characters, and file name size is no more than
80 characters.
Please input server IP Address:
[Example]
Though server 192.168.4.250 download software OPCOM3103nms.z via ftp protocal, and user
and password are both test:
Raisecom# download system-boot ftp
Please input server IP Address
:192.168.4.250
Please input FTP User name
:test
Please input FTP Password
:test
Please input FTP Server File Name: OPCOM3103nms.z

Loading, please wait...file length = 721337
Please select the disk for saving image
1. core:
2. exit
Please input the numbe:1
Writing to flash, please wait....................
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Copy file successfully!
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
upload
Upload files to a specified FTP/TFTP server.
6.2 erase startup-config

[Function]
Erase startup-config.
erase startup-config
[Command Modes]
Are you sure[Y/N]:
[Example]
Erase startup-config:
Raisecom# erase startup-config
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
write
Save current configutation.
6.3 erase startup-config slot

[Function]
Erase startup-config at slot.
erase startup-config slot (preconfig|postconfig|<0-2>)
[Parameter]
preconfig: previous global (the global configuration before all slots configuration) and
mainboard configuration;
postconfig: post global configuration (the global configuration after sub-card slot
configuration )
<0-2>: OPCOM3103 slots options. 0: the previous global and mainboard configuration, which
is the same with preconfig; 1: sub-card related configuration; 2: post global configuration,
which is the same with postconfig.
[Command Modes]
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Please wait..
Erase current configuration successfully!
[Example]
Erase startup-config:
Raisecom# erase startup-config slot 1
Please wait..
Erase current configuration successfully!
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
write
Save current configutation.
6.4 show running-config

[Function]
Show configuration when running.
show running-config
[Command Modes]
Show running configuration
[Example]
Show configuration when running:
Raisecom# show running-config
current running configuration:
nmp-server
community public ro
snmp trap-server 192.168.4.250 162

no alarm-trap-disable
current-alarm storage-mode loop
current-alarm max-size 500
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show startup-config
Show startup configuration files.
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6.5 show running-config slot

[Function]
Show current slot configuration.
show running-config slot (preconfig|postconfig|<0-2>)
[Parameter]
configuration )
[Command Modes]
Show current slot configuration
[Example]
Show current sub-card configuration:
Raisecom# show running-config slot 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show startup-config
6.6 show startup-config

[Function]
Show startup-config.
show startup-config
[Command Modes]
Show contents of startup configuration files.
[Example]
Show contents of startup configuration files:
Raisecom# show startup-config
current start up configuration:
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alarm delay disable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show running-config
Show running configuration.
Erase startup configuration
6.7 show startup-config slot

[Function]
Show startup-config slot.
show startup-config slot (preconfig|postconfig|<0-2>)
[Parameter]
configuration )
[Command Modes]
Show configuration of startup configuring slot.
[Example]
Show startup configuration of previous global and mainboard:
Raisecom# show startup-config slot 0
start up configuration for ante-configure mode:
alarm delay disable
[Related commands]
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Commands
Description
show startup-config
6.8 show this

[Function]
Show related contents with current node when start-config.
show this
[Command Modes]
All user modes
Show the contents related to current node in configuration file when running.
[Example]
Show related contents with current node (snmp interface) when running:
Raisecom (config-snmp)# show this
current running configuration of this nodes:
interface snmp
description snmp
ip address 192.168.1.111
255.255.255.0
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show running-config
Display running confirmation.
6.9 upload
[Function]
Upload files from FTP/TFTP, including system-boot and startup-config.
upload (system-boot|fpga-image| startup-config|default-startup-config) (ftp|tftp)
[Parameter]
(system-boot | fpga-image| startup-config|default-startup-config): choose files to download;
system-boot: host files; fpga-image: FPGA files; license-dat: license files; startup-config:
configuration files; default-startup-config: system default startup configuration files.
(ftp|tftp): Protocal type.
[Command Modes]
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FTP user and password should no longer than 16 characters, and file name size is no more than
80 characters.
[Example]
Though server 192.168.4.250 upload software OPCOM3103nms.z via ftp protocal, and user and
password are both test:
Raisecom# upload system-boot ftp
Please input server IP Address
:192.168.4.250
Please input FTP User name
:test
Please input FTP Password
:test
Please input FTP Server File Name: OPCOM3103nms.z

uploading, please wait... finish
Copy file successfully !
[Related commands]
6.10
Commands
Description
download
Download files to a specified FTP/TFTP server.
write
[Function]
Save current configuration.
write
[Command Modes]
[Example]
Save current configuration:
Raisecom# write
[Related commands]
6.11
Commands
Description
Erase startup configuration files.
write startup-config slot

[Function]
Save current configuraion.
write startup-config slot (preconfig|postconfig|<0-2>)
[Parameter]
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configuration )
[Command Modes]
Please wait..
Save current configuration successfully!
[Example]
Save previous global configuration:
Raisecom#write slot 0
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
Erase startup configuration files.
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Chapter 7 Alarm Management
7.1 alarm auto-report

[Function]
Enable or disable alarm auto-report for position and type.
alarm auto-report (enable|disable) index INDEX
alarm auto-report (enable|disable) <0-1> [index INDEX]
alarm auto-report (enable|disable) <0-1> (e1|eth|) PORT [index INDEX]
alarm auto-report (enable|disable) <0-1> stm1-opt PORT/N/K/L/M [index INDEX]
[Parameters]
(enable | disable): enable alarm auto-report; disable alarm auto-report;
<0-1>: Slot ID
(e1 | eth | ... ...): interface type, and it will increase the type with product development
INDEX: Alarm index
PORT: Physical port ID
PORT / N / K / L / M: Physical port ID / N / K / L / M, if it is not auto-reporte alarm on physical
port, Regenerator Section(RS) or multiplex section(MS), N/ K/ L/ M are 0. If not auto-report
alarm K/ L/ M of 0, or low order path alarms, the corresponding N/ K/ L/ M values are required.
[Default]
No alarm auto-report in SDH lower-level alarm except TU-LOP and TU-AIS, others will
auto-report.
[Command mode]
For the optional parameters [index INDEX], if not input, system will not automatically report
all alarms of the designated location by default. Note the specified location means the precise
location of alarm occurrence, not ambiguous, and there is no relationship between the location
(namely that if not automatically report all alarms alarm auto-report disable 0, just not
reported device alarms such as temperature, power and etc., no influence on alarms on the
ports)
Set successfully!
[Example]
Disable protect-switch alarm auto-report:
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Raisecom (config)# alarm auto-report dis 0 index 11021

Disable auto-report LIINKUP and LINKDOWN alarms on the 1st Ethernet port of Ethernet
sub-card (slot 1):
Raisecom (config)# alarm auto-report disable 1 eth 1 index 10801
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show alarm auto-report config
Show alarm auto-report configuration.
7.2 alarm delay

[Function]
Enable or disable alarm delay.
alarm delay (enable|disable)
[Parameters]
enable: Enable alarm delay;
disable: Disable alarm delay.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Enable alarm delay:
Raisecom (config)# alarm delay enable
Set successfully
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
alarm delay starting-time
Set starting-time for alarm delay.
alarm delay end-time
Set end-time for alarm delay.
7.3 alarm delay starting-time

[Function]
Configure starting-time for alarm delay.
alarm delay starting-time <5-600>
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[Parameters]
<5-600>: unit of seconds
[Default]
5
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Configure starting-time for alarm delay as 10s:
Raisecom (config)# alarm delay starting-time 10
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
alarm delay
Enable alarm delay.
alarm delay end-time
Set end-time for alarm delay.
7.4 alarm delay end-time

[Function]
Configure end-time for alarm delay.
alarm delay end-time <5-600>
[Parameters]
<5-600>: unit of seconds
[Default]
5
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Configure end-time for alarm delay as 10s:
Raisecom (config)# alarm delay end-time 10
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
alarm delay
Enable alarm delay.

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alarm delay starting-time <5-600>
Set starting-time for alarm delay.
7.5 alarm inhibit

[Function]
Enable or disable alarm inhibit.
alarm inhibit (enable|disable)
[Parameters]
enable: Enable alarm inhibit;
disable: Disable alarm inhibit.
[Default]
enable
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Enable alarm inhibit:
Raisecom (config)# alarm inhibit enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show alarm config
Show related alarm configuration.
7.6 alarm monitor

[Function]
Enable or disable alarm monitor for location and type.
alarm monitor (enable|disable) index INDEX
alarm monitor (enable|disable) <0-1> [index INDEX]
alarm monitor (enable|disable) <0-1> (e1|eth|) PORT [index INDEX]
alarm monitor (enable|disable) <0-1> stm1-opt PORT/N/K/L/M [index INDEX]
[Parameters]
(enable | disable): enable alarm monitor; disable alarm monitor
<0-1>: Slot ID
(e1 | eth | ... ...): interface type, and it will increase the type with product development
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INDEX: Alarm Index

PORT: Physical port ID
PORT / N / K / L / M: Physical port ID / N / K / L / M, if it is not auto-reporte alarm on physical
port, Regenerator Section(RS) or multiplex section(MS), N/ K/ L/ M are 0. If not auto-reporte
alarm K/ L/ M of 0, or low-level channel alarms, the corresponding N/ K/ L/ M values are
required.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set protect-switch alarm monitor:
Raisecom (config)# alarm monitor dis 0 index 11021
Disable LIINKUP and LINKDOWN alarm monitor on the 1st Ethernet port of Ethernet sub-card
(slot 1):
Raisecom (config)# alarm minitor disable 1 eth 1 index 10801
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show alarm monitor config
Show alarm monitor configuration.
7.7 alarm-trap-disable
[Function]
Disable alarm auto-report, its no form can cancel it.
alarm-trap-disable [eth|sdh|]
no alarm-trap-disable [eth|sdh|]
[Parameters]
[eth|sdh|Clk|Dev|e1|entity|opcom3105sys|optdev|psm|sfp|snmp|index]: Select alarm modules
alarm-trap-disable, which will increase with different parameters, optional parameters; no
optional parameters, the command equals to disable general alarm auto-report switch.
[Command mode]
Set successfully
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[Example]
Set sdh alarm-trap-disable:
Raisecom (config)# alarm-trap-disable sdh
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
alarm-trap-disable index
Show certain alarm-trap-disable.
7.8 alarm-trap-disable index

[Function]
Set alarm-trap-disable index, and its no form can cancel it.
alarm-trap-disable index ALARMNO
no alarm-trap-disable index ALARMNO
[Parameters]
ALARMNO: alarm index.
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Set alarm-trap-disable for index 203:
Raisecom (config)# alarm-trap-disable index 203
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show alarmindex
Show alarm index.
7.9 clear current-alarm all

[Function]
Clear all current alarms.
clear current-alarm all
[Command mode]
Set successfully
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[Example]
Clear all current alarms:
Raisecom (config)# clear current-alarm all
[Related commands]
7.10
Commands
Description
show current-alarm
Show current alarm.
clear current-alarm index

[Function]
Clear current specified alarm.
clear current-alarm index INDEX
[Parameters]
INDEX: current alarm index
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Clear current alarm of index 1:
Raisecom (config)# clear current-alarm index 1
[Related commands]
7.11
Commands
Description
show current-alarm
Show current alarm.
current-alarm max-size
[Function]
Configure current-alarm max-size.
current-alarm max-size <100-2000>
[Parameters]
<100-2000>: current-alarm maximum size
[Default]
500
[Command mode]
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If the current alarm is over the maximum size, when show the current alarm, user can see a
specified alarm accounts at most
Set successfully
[Example]
Clear current alarm max-size as 1000:
Raisecom (config)# current-alarm max-size 1000
[Related commands]
7.12
Commands
Description
show alarm config
Show related alarm configuration.
current-alarm storage-mode
[Function]
Configure current-alarm storage-mode.
current-alarm storage-mode (stop|loop)
[Parameters]
(stop|loop): stop mode and loop mode
[Default]
loop
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Configure current-alarm storage-mode as stop:
Raisecom (config)# current-alarm storage-mode stop
[Related commands]
7.13
Commands
Description
show alarm config
Show alarm related configuration.

[Function]
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Show related configuration of alarm auto-report.

[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Show alarm auto-report configuration:
Raisecom# show alarm auto-report config
alarm auto-report disable index 10505-10523
alarm auto-report enable index 1-5,21-37,61-69,101,2901-2903,3001-3009,4001,1000
1-10017,10101-10113,10201-10203,10301-10321,10401-10403,10501-10503,10525-10529,
10701-10727,10801-10811,10901-10949,11001-11007,11011,11015-11021,11051-11069
alarm auto-report disable
1 eth 1 index 10801
[Related commands]
7.14
Commands
Description
alarm auto-report
Configure alarm auto-report
show alarm config

[Function]
Show alarm global configuration.
show alarm config
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Show alarm global configuration:
Raisecom# show alarm config
Trap enable: enable
Alarm filter switch: off
Alarm inhibit: enable
Alarm delay: disable
Alarm delay starting time: 5
Alarm delay end time: 5
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Current alarm table max size: 500
Current alarm table storage mode: loop
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show alarm auto-report config Show realated configuration of alarm auto-report.

7.15

[Function]
[Command mode]
Set successfully
[Example]
Show alarm monitor configuration:
Raisecom# show alarm monitor config
alarm monitor enable index 1-5, 21-37, 61-69, 101, 2901-2903, 3001-3009, 4001, 10001-10017, 10101-10113,
10201-10203, 10301-10321, 10401-10403, 10501-10529, 10701-10721, 10801-10811, 10901-10949,
11001-11007, 11011, 11015-11021, 11051-11055
[Related commands]
7.16
Commands
Description
alarm monitor
Configure alarm monitor.
show current-alarm index

[Function]
Show current alarm index and configuration.
how alarm index [eth|sdh|dev |]
[Parameters]
[eth|sdh|dev |]: Select type of alarm modules, no input means all alarms by default.
[Command mode]
[Example]
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Show current alarm index and configuration:

Raisecom # show alarmindex
system
index
alarm-trap-enable: disable
alarm_name
monitor
enable
trap
coldStart
enable
warmStart
authenticationFailure
linkDown
enable
enable
10001
OptTrapSdhLosTrap
enable
enable
10003
OptTrapSdhLofTrap
enable
enable
10005
OptTrapSdhOofTrap
enable
enable
enable
enable
enable
enable
7.17
show current-alarm
[Function]
Show current alarm information.
show current-alarm
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show current alarm:
Raisecom# show current-alarm
1
coldStart
LOCATION:SLOT-0
EntDiscoverTrap
LOCATION:SLOT-0
linkDown
LOCATION:SLOT-0 ETH-1
[Related commands]
7.18
Commands
Description
show history-alarm
Show history alarm information.
show history-alarm
[Function]
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Show history alarm information.

show history-alarm
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show history alarm information:
Raisecom# show history-alarm
1, OptTrapSfpRxLosTrap:
BIND VAR-1: len = 4, value is 3 1 0 0
Declare time:3300
2, OptTrapSfpTxFaultTrap:
Declare time:3300
3, OptTrapSfpRxLosTrap:
Declare time:3300
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Chapter 8 Crossconnect and Timeslot Management
8.1 sdh crossconnect

[Function]
Set corresponding timeslot crossconnection between two SDH ports.
sdh crossconnect (vc12|vc3|tu12|tu3) TSSTRING
[Parameters]
(vc12|vc3|tu12|tu3): choose cross-connection type, index options. vc12, VC12-level
crossconnection, while the subsequent parameter "TSSTRING" adopt "timeslot index"; tu12,
VC12-level crossconnection, while the subsequent parameter "TSSTRING" adopt "tributary
index"; vc3, VC3-level crossconnection, while the subsequent parameter "TSSTRING" adopt
"timeslot index"; tu3, VC3-level crossconnection, while the subsequent parameter
"TSSTRING" adopt "tributary index".
TSSTRING: the timeslot string to configure, separated by "," and "-". For VC12-level cross
connection, timeslot string is range in 1-63; for VC3-level crossconnection, timeslot string is
range in 1-3.
[Command mode]
VC3 tributary index is the same with timeslot index.
Configure the crossconnect successfully.
assign error
[Example]
Create vc12 crossconnection from timeslot 1-8 on optical interface 1 to timeslot 1-8 on optical
interface 2:
Raisecom (config)# sdh crossconnet vc12 1-8
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show sdh crossconnect Show crossconnection configuration on SDH port.
8.2 sdh crossconnect source-port

[Function]
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Set device crossconnection, and its no form can delete crossconnection.

sdh crossconnect (vc12|tu12|vc3|tu32) source-port SLOT/PORT timeslot SRCSTRING
destination-port SLOT/PORT timeslot DSTSTRING
no sdh crossconnect (vc12|tu12|vc3|tu32) source-port SLOT/PORT timeslot SRCSTRING
destination-port SLOT/PORT timeslot DSTSTRING
[Parameters]
(vc12 | vc3 | tu12 | tu3): choose cross-connection type, index options. vc12,
crossconnection, while timeslot parameter adopts "timeslot index"; tu12,
crossconnection, while timeslot parameter adopts "tributary index"; vc3,
crossconnection, while timeslot parameter adopts "tributary index".
VC12-level
VC12-level
VC3-level
VC3-level
SLOT/PORT: SDH port index, when SLOT as 0 or not input "SLOT/" indicate mainboard, when
SLOT as 1 means SDH sub-card; the range of PORT is 1-2.
SRCSTRING: source timeslot string to configure, separated by "," and "-". For VC12-level cross
range in 1-3.
DSTSTRING: destination timeslot string to configure, separated by "," and "-". For VC12-level
cross connection, timeslot string is range in 1-63; for VC3-level crossconnection, timeslot string
is range in 1-3.
[Command mode]
Configure the crossconnect successfully.
assign error
[Example]
Create vc12 crossconnection from timeslot 1 on optical interface 1 to timeslot 5 on optical
interface 2:
Raisecom (config)# sdh crossconnet vc12 source-port 1 timeslot 1 destination-port 2
timeslot 5
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show sdh crossconnect
Show crossconnection configuration on SDH port.
8.3 show interface timeslot

[Function]
Show timeslots configuration on EOS and E1 interface.
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show interface timeslot

[Command mode]
EOS /E1 interface configuration mode
Show related information of interface timeslot assignment:
sdh-port
timeslot
svc-port
timeslot
-----------------------------------------------
[Example]
Show timeslot configuration on EOS interface 2:
Raisecom (config-eos/0/2)# show interace timeslot
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
timeslot add sdh
Add timeslot.
timeslot delete sdh
Delete timeslot.
8.4 show sdh crossconnect

[Function]
Show configued timeslot crossconnection.
show sdh crossconnect
[Command mode]
Show information of cross connection configuration:
Index
vc-type src-port
src-timeslot
dst-port
dst-timeslot
------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Example]
Show information of crossconnection configuration:
Raisecom# show sdh crossconnect
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
sdh crossconnect
Configure crossconnection on SDH port.
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8.5 show timeslot

[Function]
Show assigned timeslot information.
show timeslot
[Command mode]
Show information of timeslot assignment:
sdh-port
timeslot
svc-port
timeslot
------------------------------------------------
[Example]
Show information of timeslot assignment:
Raisecom# show timeslot
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
timeslot add sdh
Add timeslot.
timeslot delete sdh
Delete timeslot.
8.6 timeslot add sdh

[Function]
Add a mapping from e1/eos interface to SDH timeslot, and can assign backboard timeslot.
timeslot add sdh SLOT/PORT (vc12|vc3|tu12|tu3) SDHTSSTRING [SVCTSSTRING]
[Parameters]
VC12-level
VC12-level
VC3-level
VC3-level
SLOT/PORT: SDH port index, when SLOT as 0 or not input "SLOT/" indicate mainboard, when
SLOT as 1 means SDH sub-card; the range of PORT is 1-2.
SDHSTRING: SDH timeslot string to configure, separated by "," and "-". For VC12-level cross
connection, timeslot strings range is 1-63; for VC3-level crossconnection, timeslot string is
range in 1-3.
SVCSTRING: backboard timeslot string to configure, separated by "," and "-". For VC12-level
cross connection, timeslot string is range in 1-63; for VC3-level crossconnection, timeslot string
is range in 1-3.
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[Command mode]
If not enter SVCTSSTRING parameters, the system will automatically assign backboard
timeslot.
Add successfully.
Add unsuccessfully.
[Example]
Add timeslot 1 in E1 port 1 and at the same time create a crossconnection to timeslot 1 on SDH
optical interface 1:
Raisecom (config-e1/1)# timeslot add sdh 1 vc12 1 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show timeslot
Show information of timeslot configuration.
8.7 timeslot delete sdh

[Function]
Delete a mapping from e1/eos interface to SDH timeslot, and can assign backboard timeslot.
timeslot delete sdh SLOT/PORT (vc12|vc3|tu12|tu3) SDHTSSTRING
[Parameters]
SLOT/PORT: SDH port index, when SLOT is 0 or not input "SLOT/" indicate mainboard, when
SLOT is 1 means SDH sub-card; the range of PORT is 1-2.
VC12-level
VC12-level
VC3-level
VC3-level
SDHSTRING: SDH timeslot string to configure, separated by "," and "-". For VC12-level cross
range in 1-3.
[Command mode]
Delete successfully.
Delete unsuccessfully.
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[Example]
Delete timeslot 1 under E1 port 1:
Raisecom (config-e1/1)# timeslot del sdh 1 vc12 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show timeslot
Show information of timeslot configuration.
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Chapter 9 Protection Management
9.1 aps-mode
[Function]
Configute aps mode.
aps-mode (revertive|nonrevertive)
[Parameters]
(revertive|nonrevertive): nonrevertive, not automatically switch mode; revertive, automatically
switch mode.
[Default]
revertive
[Command mode]
Set successfully.
Set unsuccessfully.
[Example]
Configure aps as revertive:
Raisecom (config)# aps-mode nonrevertive
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
Show aps information.
9.2 aps-restore-time
[Function]
Configute aps restore time.
aps-restore-time <0-12>
[Parameters]
<0-12>: restore-time, unit of minutes
[Default]
12min
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[Command mode]
0 means not need to wait, which is used to restore to master line.
Set successfully.
Set unsuccessfully.
[Example]
Configure aps restore time as 3min:
Raisecom (config)# aps-restore-time 3
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
9.3 force-switch
[Function]
Force-switch assigned timeslot to work-line.
force-switch {work-line|protection-line|clear} [(vc12|vc3|tu12|tu3) TSSTRING]
[Parameters]
{work-line|protection-line|clear}: choose the operation. workline: force-switch to workline;
protection-line: force-switch to protection-line; clear: clear force-switch
(vc12 | vc3 | tu12 | tu3): choose cross-connection type, index options. vc12, VC12-level
TSSTRING: SDH timeslot string to configure, separated by "," and "-". For VC12-level cross
range in 1-3.
[Command mode]
Only the protection enabled and configured the appropriate timeslots can force-switch.
Do not enter the optional parameter [(vc12 | vc3 | tu12 | tu3) TSSTRING] means take multiplex
section operations.
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VC3 "tributaryindex" is the same with "timeslot index".

Set successfully.
Set unsuccessfully.
[Example]
Force-switch vc12 timeslot 1, 3-6 to workline:
Raisecom (config)# force-switch work-line vc12 1,3-6
Set successfully
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
9.4 lockout-protection
[Function]
Take lockout-protection for timeslot channel.
lockout-protection (lockout| clear) [(vc3|vc12) TSSTRING]
[Parameters]
(lockout| clear):
lockout-protection
choose
the
operation.
lockout:
lockout-protection;
clear:
clear
range in 1-3.
[Default]
clear
[Command mode]
This command is unavailable until protection-pair is configured.
section operations.
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The running timeslot should configured crossconnection, bu t no limit to multiplex section.

Set successfully.
Set unsuccessfully.
[Example]
In channel protection mode, lockout-protection for vc12-1:
Raisecom (config)# lockout-protection lockout vc12 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
protect-switch
Enable or disable protection-switch
show aps
9.5 manual-switch
[Function]
Manual-switch assigned timeslot to work-line.
manual-switch {work-line|protection-line|clear} [(vc12|vc3|tu12|tu3) TSSTRING]
[Parameters]
{work-line|protection-line|clear}: choose the operation. workline: force-switch to workline;
protection-line: force-switch to protection-line; clear: clear force-switch
range in 1-3.
[Command mode]
Only the protection enabled and configured the appropriate timeslots can force-switch.
section operations.
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Set successfully.
Set unsuccessfully.
[Example]
Manual-switch vc12 timeslot 1, 3-6 to workline:
Raisecom (config)# manual-switch work-line vc12 1,3-6
Set successfully
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
9.6 protect-switch disable

[Function]
Disable protect-switch.
protect-switch disable
[Command mode]
Set successfully.
Set unsuccessfully.
[Example]
Disable protect-switch:
Raisecom (config)# protect-switch disable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
9.7 protect-switch enable

[Function]
Enable protect-switch.
protect-switch enable [type (path|ms)]
[Parameters]
path | ms: protection-switch type, path: path protection, ms: multiplex section protection
[Default]
enable; path
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[Command mode]
Set successfully.
Set unsuccessfully.
[Example]
Enable protect-switch:
Raisecom (config)# protect-switch enable type path
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
9.8 aps-mode
[Function]
Show aps configuraiton.
show aps
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show aps configuraiton:
Raisecom (config)# show aps
Protect-status is normal.
Protect-type is path.
Protect-mode is 1+1.
Working-line is port-1.
Protection-line is port-2.
Aps-restore-time is 12.
timeslot
activeLine
psCounter
leftTime
swStatus
vc4/tu12: 1/1
working
aps-switch
vc4/tu12: 1/4
working
aps-switch
vc4/tu12: 1/7
working
aps-switch
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Chapter 10 SDH Interface Management
10.1
als
[Function]
Configure als on STM1 port.
als (enable|disable)
[Parameters]
(enable | disable): enable als; disable als;
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
Interface configuration mode
[Example]
Enable optical port als:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)#als enable
[Related commands]
10.2
Commands
Description
show interface
Show interface information.
reset-statistic
[Function]
Reset all current statistic information in sdh.
[Command mode]
[Example]
Reset all current statistic information in sdh:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)#reset-statistic
10.3
interface stm1-opt
[Function]
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interface stm1-opt <1-2>

[Parameters]
<1-2>: STM1 optical interface
[Command mode]
Global configuration mode; STM1 interface configuration mode
[Example]
Enter STM1 optical interface 1:
Raisecom (config-slot/0)#interface stm1-opt 1
[Related commands]
10.4
Commands
Description
show interface
loopback
[Function]
Configure STM1 port loopback, and its no command can cancel the loopback.
loopback (external|internal)
no loopback
[Parameters]
external: port external loop back;
internal: port internal loop back.
[Default]
no loopback
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure optical interface external loopback:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)#loopback external
[Related commands]
10.5
Commands
Description
show interface
sdh aupje-threshold
[Function]
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Set SDH higher-order path aupje-threshold.

sdh aupje-threshold (positive|negative) <1-65535>
[Parameters]
(positive|negative): Select pointer jusitification direction. positive, positive pointer; negative,
negative pointer.
<1-65535>: threshold value.
[Default]
65535
[Command mode]
Set successfully.
[Example]
Set positive aupje-threshold as 300:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh aupje-threshold positive 300
[Related commands]
10.6
Commands
Description
show interface
sdh description
[Function]
Show interface description.
sdh description STRING
[Parameters]
STRING: interface description.
[Command mode]
Adopt "^" instead of "Space" in interface description.
[Example]
Configure optical interface description as raisecom-inter-01:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh description raisecom-inter-01
[Related commands]
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Commands
Description
show interface
sdh es-threshold
[Function]
Set sdh Error Seconds (ES) threshold.
sdh es-threshold (regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path|lower-path) <1-900>
[Parameters]
(regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path|lower-path): Select section need to
configure. regenerator-section, regenerator-section; multiplex-section, multiplex-section;
higher-path, higher-order path; lower-path, lower-order path.
<1-900>: es threshold
[Default]
900
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure multiplex-section es-threshold as 300:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)#sdh es-threshold multiplex-section 300
[Related commands]
10.8
Commands
Description
show interface
sdh exc-threshold
[Function]
Set sdh exc-threshold.
sdh exc-threshold (regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path) <3-5>
[Parameters]
(regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path): Select section need to configure.
regenerator-section, regenerator-section; multiplex-section, multiplex-section; higher-path,
higher-order path;
<1-900>: threshold value of 10-3, 10-4, 10-5.
[Default]
Threshold of all EXEC alarm is 10-3.
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[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure multiplex-section exc-threshold as 10e-5:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)#sdh exc-threshold multiplex-section 5
[Related commands]
10.9
Commands
Description
show interface
sdh msais-insert
[Function]
Enable or disable msais-insert.
sdh msais-inser (rstim|msexc) (enable|disable)
[Parameters]
(rstim | msexc): condition of MS-AIS-inserte. rstim, inserted when regenerator-section TIM
alarm; msexc, inserted when multiplex-section EXC alarm.
(enable | disable): enable/disable msais-insert.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
[Example]
Enable msais-insert when regenerator-section TIM alarm:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh msais-insert rstim enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
10.10 sdh overhead c2

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted high-order path C2 byte.
sdh overhead c2 [vc4 <1-1>] [(vc3|tu3) <1-3>)] [transmit BYTE] [expected BYTE]
[Parameters]
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<1-1>: configured VC4 index, currently only one VC4 available.

(vc3 | tu3): choose vc3 index, yet unnecessary when configure vc4 index options.when vc3,
timeslot parameter adopts "timeslot index"; when tu3, timeslot parameter adopts "tributary
index".
<1-3>: VC3 timeslot.
BYTE: expected received C2 byte, which is a hex value.
BYTE: transmitted C2 byte, which is a hex value.
[Default]
Both transmitting and expected receiving C2 bytes are 0x02
[Command mode]
STM1 interface configuration mode
[Example]
Configure expected and transmited C2 byte as 0x03:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh overhead c2 expected 0x03 transmit 0x03
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
10.11 sdh overhead j0

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted regenerator-section j0 string.
sdh overhead j0 [expected EXPMSG] [transmit XMITMSG]
[Parameters]
EXPMSG: expected j0 string;
XMITMSG: transmitted j0 string;
[Default]
Both expected and transmitted j0 strings are Raisecom-Opcom
[Command mode]
The input character is no longer than 16 bytes, and adopt "^" instead of "space".
[Example]
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Configure expected and transmited j0 string as OPCOM3103:

Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh overhead j0 expected OPCOM3103 transmit
OPCOM3103
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
10.12 sdh overhead j0 mode

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted regenerator-section j0 string mode.
sdh overhead j0-mode (one-byte | sixteen-byte)
[Parameters]
one-byte: one-byte j0 mode;
sixteen-byte: sixteen-byte j0 mode.
[Default]
sixteen-byte j0 mode
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure sixteen-byte j0 mode:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh overhead j0-mode sixteen-byte
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted higher-order path j1 string.
sdh overhead j1 [vc4 <1-1>] [(vc3|tu3) <1-3>] [expected EXPMSG] [transmit XMITMSG]
[Parameters]
index".
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[Default]
[Command mode]
The input character is no longer than 16, and adopt "^" instead of "space".
[Example]
OPCOM3103
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted higher-order path j1 string mode.
sdh overhead j1-mode (sixteen-byte | sixtyfour-byte)
[Parameters]
sixtyfour-byte: sixtyfour-byte j1 mode;
[Default]
[Command mode]
[Example]
[Related commands]
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Commands
Description
show interface
10.15 sdh overhead k1

[Function]
Set transmitted k1 byte.
sdh overhead k1 BYTE
[Parameters]
BYTE: transmitted k1 byte
[Default]
0x0
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure transmitted k1 byte as 0x0:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh overhead k1 0x0
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
[Parameters]
[Default]
0x0
[Command mode]
[Example]
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[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted lower-order path k4 byte.
sdh overhead k4 [vc4 <1-1>] [(vc12|tu12) <1-63>] [expected BYTE] [transmit BYTE]
[Parameters]
index".
BYTE: expected received k4 byte;
BYTE: transmitted k4byte.
[Default]
The default vc12-k4 value is 0xb.
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure vc12-1 expected and transmited k4 byte as 0xd:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh overhead k4 vc12 1 expected 0xd transmit 0xd
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
10.18 sdh overhead v5

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted lower-order path v5 byte.
sdh overhead v5 [vc4 <1-1>] [(vc12|tu12) <1-63>] [expected BYTE] [transmit BYTE]
[Parameters]
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index".
BYTE: expected received V5 byte;
BYTE: transmitted V5 byte.
[Default]
The default vc12-v5 value is 0x2.
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure vc12-1 expected and transmited v5 byte as 0x5:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh overhead v5 vc12 1 expected 0x5 transmit 0x5
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
10.19 sdh sd-threshold

[Function]
Set sdh signal degrade threshold.
sdh sd-threshold (regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path|lower-path) <6-8>
[Parameters]
<6-8>: sd threshold value 6=10-6, 7=10-7 and 8=10-8
[Default]
10-8 for all SD types
[Command mode]
[Example]
Set sdh multiplex-section sd-threshold as 10-6:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)#sdh sd-threshold multiplex-section 6
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
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show interface
10.20 sdh ses-threshold

[Function]
Set sdh ses-threshold.
sdh ses-threshold (regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path|lower-path) <1-900>
[Parameters]
<1-900>: ses threshold value.
[Default]
900
[Command mode]
[Example]
Set sdh multiplex-section ses-threshold as 300:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)#sdh ses-threshold multiplex-section 300
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
10.21 sdh tuais-insert

[Function]
Enable or disable tuais-insert.
sdh tuais-inser (hpexc|hpplm|hptim) (enable|disable)
[Parameters]
(hpexc|hpplm|hptim): condition of TU-AIS-inserte. hpexc, inserted when higher-order path EXC
alarm; hpplm, inserted when higher-order path PLM alarm; hptim, inserted when higher-order
path TIM alarm;
(enable | disable): enable msais-insert; disable msais-insert.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
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[Example]
Enable tuais-insert when higher-order path PLM alarm on STM1 optical interface 1:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh tuais-insert hpplm enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
Show SDH interface information.
10.22 sdh tupje-threshold

[Function]
Set SDH lower-order path tupie-threshold.
sdh tupje-threshold (positive|negative) <1-65535>
[Parameters]
(positive|negative): Select pointer jusitification direction. positive, positive pointer; negative,
negative pointer.
[Default]
900
[Command mode]
[Example]
Set positive tupje-threshold as 300
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh tupje-threshold positive 300
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
10.23 show interface

[Function]
Show STM interface configuration.
show interface
[Command mode]
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[Example]
Show interface configuration on STM interface 2:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/2)#show interface
10.24 show interface stml

[Function]
Show sdh interface configuration.
show interface stm1-opt <1-2>
[Parameters]
<1-2>: sdh interface ID
[Command mode]
Interface configuration mode; Global configuration mode
[Example]
Show sdh configuration on interface 1:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# show interface stm1-opt 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
Show interface configuration.
show interface stm1
Show stm1 interface configuration.
10.25 show interface timeslot-occupy

[Function]
Show current sdh interface timeslot-occupy.
show interface timeslot-occupy
[Command mode]
sdh-port
timeslot
state
-------------------------------1
vc3
NoOccupied
vc3
NoOccupied
vc3
NoOccupied
vc12 1
Occupied by svc
vc12 2
Occupied by svc
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vc12 3
Occupied by svc
vc12 4
Occupied by svc
vc12 5
Occupied by svc
vc12 6
Occupied by svc
vc12 7
Occupied by svc
vc12 8
Occupied by svc
vc12 9
NoOccupied
vc12 10
Occupied by xc
vc12 11
NoOccupied
vc12 12
NoOccupied
vc12 13
NoOccupied
vc12 14
NoOccupied
vc12 15
NoOccupied
vc12 16
NoOccupied
vc12
17 NoOccupied
[Example]
Show current interface timeslot-occupy:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# show interface timeslot-occupy
10.26 show sdh-alarm

[Function]
Show all current SDH alarms.
show sdh-alarm
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show all current SDH alarm on STM1 port 1:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# show sdh-alarm
RS Alarm:
RS-LOS
RS-LOF
RS-OOF
MS Alarm:
MS-AIS
MS-EXC MS-SD
RS-SD
RS-UAS
MS-UAS
HP-1 Alarm: AU-LOP AU-AIS HP-TIM

vc12-1-01: TU-LOP TU-AIS
RS-TIM
HP-PLM HP-RDI HP-UNEQ HP-LOM HP-UAS
LP-SLM LP-RFI
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Chapter 11
E1 Interface Management
11.1 e1-loopback
[Function]
Configure/cancel e1 loopback.
e1-loopback (external|internal)
no-loopback
[Parameters]
[Default]
no loopback
[Command mode]
E1 interface configuration mode
loopback setup successfully!
[Example]
Configure E1 external loopback:
Raisecom (config-e1 /0/1)#e1-loopback external
Cancel E1 loopback:
Raisecom (config-e1/0/1)# no e1-loopback
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
11.2 interface e1
[Function]
Enter e1 interface.
interface e1 <1-8>
[Parameters]
<1-8>: E1 interface ID
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[Command mode]
[Example]
Enter e1 interface 1:
Raisecom (config)# interface e1 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
11.3 show interface

[Function]
Show E1 interface configuration.
show interface
[Command mode]
E1 interface configuration mode
[Example]
Show E1 interface configuration:
Raisecom (config-e1/0/1)# show infterface
Interface ID: 1
Interface Descr: slot0-E1-1
PortSendcode: e1HDB3
Interface type: balance
LoopbackConfig config: no Loopback
LoopbackConfig status: no Loopback
LineStatus:
LOS
E1 protect pair status: not exist
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Chapter 12
ETH Interface Management
12.1 als
[Function]
Configure als on FX-ETH port.
[Parameters]
(enable | disable): enable/disable als
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
FX-ETH interface configuration mode
[Example]
Enable als on FX-ETH port:
Raisecom (config-fx-eth/1)#als enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
12.2 autonegotiate
[Function]
Configure speed autonegotiate, and its no form can cancel it
[no] autonegotiate.
[Default]
enable
[Command mode]
Ethernet interface mode
[Example]
Disable autonegotiate:
Raisecom (config-eth/0/1)# no autonegotiate
[Related commands]
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Commands
Description
show interface
12.3 clear-statistic
[Function]
Clear all statistic information.
clear statistic
[Command mode]
Ethernet interface mode; Switch port mode
[Example]
Clear ETH flow statistic:
Raisecom (config-eth/0/1)# clear statistic
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
12.4 flow-control
[Function]
Set Ethernet flow-control.
flow-control (on|off)
[Parameters]
on: Open Ethernet flow-control;
off: Shutdown Ethernet flow-control.
[Default]
off
[Command mode]
Ethernet optical interface configuration mode
[Example]
Open ETH flow control:
Raisecom (config-fx-eth/1/1)# flow-control on
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

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show interface fx-eth
Show Ethernet optical interface information.
12.5 interface eth

[Function]
Enter eth interface.
interface eth <1-8>
[Parameters]
<1-8>: Eth interface ID
[Command mode]
Global configuration mode; Ethernet interface mode
[Example]
Enter eth interface 1:
Raisecom (config)# interface eth 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
12.6 interface fx-eth

[Function]
Enter fx-eth interface.
interface fx-eth <1-2>
[Parameters]
<1-2>: fx-eth interface ID
[Command mode]
Slot configuration mode; Ethernet optical interface configuration mode
[Example]
Enter fx-eth interface 1 under slot configuration mode:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# interface fx-eth 1
Enter fx-eth interface 1 under Ethernet interface mode:
Raisecom (config-fx-eth/1/1)# interface fx-eth 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show info
Show card information.

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show interface
show interface fx-eth
Show Ethernet optical interface configuration
12.7 show interface

[Function]
show interface
[Command mode]
ETH interface mode
[Example]
Show ETH interface configuration:
Raisecom (config-eth/0/1)# show infterface
Interface ID :1
Descr :Slot 0 eth interface 1
Interface type :electrical
Attribute :outer
Port enable :enable
AutoNego Status :enable
Duplex
Speed
:half-duplex
:10M
Flow control :off

Link :linkdown
OutOctets :0
OutUcastPkts :0
OutDiscards :0
OutErrors :0
OutBroadcastPkts :0
OutMulticastPkts :0
InOctets :0
InUcastPkts :0
InDiscards :0
InErrors :0
InBroadcastPkts :0
InMulticastPkts :0
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
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12.8 show interface eth

[Function]
Show eth interface configuration.
show interface eth <1-8>
[Parameters]
<1-8>: Eth interface ID
[Command mode]
Slot configuration mode
[Example]
Show eth interface 1 configuration:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# show interface eth 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
12.9 show interface fx-eth

[Function]
Showr fx-eth interface configuration.
show interface fx-eth <1-2>
[Parameters]
<1-2>: fx-eth interface ID
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show fx-eth interface 1 configuration:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# show interface fx-eth 1
Interface ID :1
Descr :Slot 0 fx-eth interface 1
Interface type :optical
Attribute :outer
Port enable :enable
Flow control :off
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Als :disable
Link :linkdown
OutOctets :0
OutUcastPkts :0
OutDiscards :0
OutErrors :0
OutBroadcastPkts :0
OutMulticastPkts :0
InOctets :0
InUcastPkts :0
InDiscards :0
InErrors :0
InBroadcastPkts :0
InMulticastPkts :0
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
12.10 shutdown
[Function]
Shutdown eth interface and its no form can open it.
shutdown
no shutdown
[Default]
no shutdown
[Command mode]
ETH interface configuration mode
[Example]
Shutsown eth interface:
Raisecom (config-eth/0/1)# shutdown
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
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12.11 speed (10|100) duplex (full-duplex|half-duplex)

[Function]
Set eth interface speed and duplex.
[Parameters]
10: set the Ethernet port rate as 10M;
100: set the Ethernet port rate as 100M;
full-duplex: Ethernet port is set to duplex mode;
half-duplex: Ethernet ports is set to half-duplex mode.
[Command mode]
ETH interface configuration mode
Unavailable when Eth interface is set to autonegotiate.
Setup successfully
Setup unsuccessfully
[Example]
Set eth interface 100M full-duplex:
Raisecom (config-eth/11/1)# speed 100 duplex full-duplex
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
autonegotiate
Set eth interface autonegotiate.
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Chapter 13 EOS Interface Management
13.1 clear-statistic
[Function]
Clear all flow statistic.
clear statistic
[Command mode]
EOS interface configuration mode
[Example]
Clear EOS flow statistic:
Raisecom (config-eos/0/1)# clear statistic
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface eos
Show eos interface configuration information.
show interface
Show interface configuration information.
13.2 encapsulation
[Function]
Set Eth encapsulation.
encapsulation (gfp|laps)
[Parameters]
gfp: Set VCG encapsulation as gfp;
laps: Set VCG encapsulation as laps.
[Command mode]
[Example]
Set VCG encapsulation as gfp:
Raisecom (config-eos/0/1)# encapsulation gfp
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface eos

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13.3 gfp-fcs
[Function]
Enable or disable gfp-fcs.
gfp-fcs (enable|disable)
[Parameters]
(enable | disable): enable /disable gfp-fcs.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
[Example]
Enable gfp-fcs:
Raisecom (config-eos/0/1)# gfp-fcs enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface eos
show interface
13.4 interface eos

[Function]
Enter eos interface.
interface eos <1-8>
[Parameters]
<1-8>: eos interface ID
[Command mode]
Global configuration mode; EOS interface configuration mode
[Example]
Enter eos interface 1:
Raisecom (config)# interface eos 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
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13.5 lacs
[Function]
Enable or disable lacs.
lacs (on|off)
[Parameters]
on: Enable lacs;
off: Disable lacs
[Default]
off
[Command mode]
[Example]
Enable lacs:
Raisecom (config-eos/0/1)# lcas on
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface eos
show interface
13.6 show interface

[Function]
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show EOS interface configuration:
Raisecom (config-eos/0/1)# show infterface
Vcg No: 1
Vc Type
Ethernet Encapsulation
Frame Check Sequence
Lcas
: VC12
: Gfp
: Disable
: Disable
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statistics of VCG
in Frames
in Max Collision Frames :
in Min Collision Frames :
out Frames
out Max Collision Frames :
out Min Collision Frames :
statistics of gfp
in Gfp Csf Frames
in Gfp Pti mismatch
:
:
0
0
in Gfp Type Bits Error
in Gfp Upi mismatch
:
:
0
0
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
13.7 show interface timeslot

[Function]
Show interface timeslot assignment information.
show interface timeslot
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show timeslot information of eos interface 1:
Raisecom (config-eos/0/1)# show interface timeslot
sdh-port
timeslot
svc-port
timeslot
-------------------------------------------------0/1
vc12-1
eos-1
vc12-1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
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Chapter 14
Clock Management
14.1 device clock

[Function]
Configure inner clock source, external clock source and its no form can delete the clock.
device clock (local|2mbit|2mhz) priority <1-5> [quality (prc|ssua|ssub|sec|dnu| received)]
no device clock (local|2mbit|2mhz)
[Parameters]
<1-5>: the priority of the clock
(local | 2mbit | 2mhz): internal clock source and external clock source. local, local oscillator;
2mbit, 2Mbit external clock source; 2mhz, 2MHz external clock source.
(prc | ssu-a | ssu-b | sec | dnu | received): the clock quality levels. prc, in line with G.811
recommended reference clock; ssua, in line with G.812 recommendations SSU-A-level clock;
ssub, in line with G.812 recommendations SSU-B-level clock; sec in line with G.813
recommendations clock; dnu, can not be used for synchronization; received, automatically
extracted from the received signal.
[Default]
dnu: can not be used for synchronization
[Command mode]
The quality level configuration is unavailable until SSM enable.
[Example]
Set local oscillator priority as 1 and quality level as prc:
Raisecom (config)# device clock local priority 1 quality prc
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
Show device clock information.
14.2 device clock 2mbit in-quality-threshold

[Function]
Configure 2mbit in-quality-threshold.
device clock 2mbit in-quality-threshold (prc|ssua|ssub|sec|dnu|disable)
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[Parameters]
(prc | ssu-a | ssu-b | sec | dnu | disable): the clock quality levels. prc, in line with G.811
recommendations clock; dnu, can not be used for synchronization; disable, disable clock
threshold.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure 2mbit in-quality-threshold as SSU-A:
Raisecom(config)# device clock 2mbit in-quality-threshold ssua
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.3 device clock 2mbit in-sa

[Function]
Configure sa channel in TS0 timeslot occupied by 2mbit SSM.
device clock 2mbit-in sa <4-8>
[Parameters]
<4-8>: sa channel index
[Default]
Sa4
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure sa8 channel in TS0 timeslot occupied by 2mbit SSM:
Raisecom(config)# device clock 2mbit in-sa 8
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
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14.4 device clock 2mbit out-quality-threshold

[Function]
Configure 2mbit out-quality-threshold, when the out-quality-threshold is lower than this value,
disable external clock source output.
device clock 2mbit in-quality-threshold (prc|ssua|ssub|sec|dnu|disable)
[Parameters]
(prc | ssu-a | ssu-b | sec | dnu | disable): the clock quality levels. prc, in line with G.811
recommendations clock; dnu, can not be used for synchronization; disable, disable clock
threshold.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure 2mbit out-quality-threshold as SSU-A:
Raisecom(config)# device clock 2mbit out-quality-threshold ssua
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.5 device clock 2mbit out-sa

[Function]
Configure sa channel in TS0 timeslot occupied by 2mbit SSM and its sa channel can cancel it.
device clock 2mbit-out sa {4-8}
no device clock 2mbit-out sa {4-8}
[Parameters]
{4-8}: sa channel index
[Default]
Sa4
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure sa8 channel occupied by 2mbit SSM:
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Raisecom (config)# device clock 2mbit out-sa 8

[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.6 device clock clear

[Function]
Clear user command in inner clock source or external clock source and clock source configured
priority can auto-switch.
device clock clear (local|2mbit|2mhz)
[Parameters]
[Command mode]
[Example]
Clear user command in inner clock source:
Raisecom (config)# device clock clear local
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.7 device clock clear e1

[Function]
Clear user command in line clock source, external clock source and clock source configured
device clock clear e1 <1-4>
[Parameters]
<1-4>: e1 port ID
[Command mode]
[Example]
Clear user command in e1 line clock 1:
Raisecom (config)# device clock clear e1 1
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[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.8 device clock clear sdh-port

[Function]
Clear user command in line clock source, external clock source and clock source configured
device clock clear sdh-port SLOT/PORT
[Parameters]
SLOT / PORT: SDH port index, when SLOT is 0 or do not enter "SLOT /" indicates that
mainboard; when SLOT is 1, said SDH sub-card; PORT is in the range of 1-2.
[Command mode]
[Example]
Clear user command in sdh line clock 1:
Raisecom (config)# device clock clear sdh-port 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.9 device clock e1

[Function]
Configure e1 line clock source, and its no form can delete it.
device clock e1 <1-4> priority <1-5> [quality (prc|ssua|ssub|sec|dnu| received)]
no device clock e1 <1-4>
[Parameters]
<1-4>: e1 port ID
[Default]
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dnu
[Command mode]
Quality level configuration is unavailable until SSM enable.
[Example]
Set e1 port 1 priority as 1 and quality level as prc:
Raisecom (config)# device clock e1 1 priority 1 quality prc
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.10 device clock e1 id

[Function]
Configure clock source ID.
device clock e1 <1-4> id <0-15>
[Parameters]
<1-4>: e1 port ID
<0-15>: ID
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure ID as 8 on e1 line clock 1:
Raisecom (config)# device clock e1 1 id 8
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.11 device clock force-switch

[Function]
Force -switch device clock to inner clock source and external clock source.
device clock force-switch (local|2mbit|2mhz)
[Parameters]
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[Command mode]
[Example]
Force switch device clock to inner clock source:
Raisecom (config)# device clock force-switch local
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
device clock mode
Set device clock mode.
14.12 device clock force-switch

[Function]
Force -switch to clock source.
device clock force-switch e1 <1-4>
[Parameters]
<1-4>: e1 port ID
[Command mode]
[Example]
Force switch to e1 line clock 2:
Raisecom (config)# device clock force-switch e1 2
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
device clock mode
14.13 device clock force-switch sdh-port

[Function]
Force -switch to sdh clock source.
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device clock force-switch sdh-port <1-2>

[Parameters]
<1-2>: sdh port ID
[Command mode]
[Example]
Force switch to sdh line clock 2:
Raisecom (config)# device clock force-switch sdh-port 2
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
device clock mode
14.14 device clock id

[Function]
Configure inner and external clock source ID.
device clock (local|2mbit|2mhz) id <0-15>
[Parameters]
<0-15>: ID
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure inner clock id as 8:
Raisecom (config)# device clock local id 8
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.15 device clock lockout

[Function]
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Make inner clock source and external clock source lockout.

device clock lockout (local|2mbit|2mhz)
[Parameters]
[Default]
no lockout
[Command mode]
Cancel clock source lockout by clear command
[Example]
Lockout inner clock source:
Raisecom (config)# device clock lockout local
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
14.16 device clock lockout e1

[Function]
Make clock source lockout.
device clock lockout e1 <1-4>
[Parameters]
<1-4>: e1 port ID
[Default]
no lockout
[Command mode]
[Example]
Lockout e1 clock 2:
Raisecom (config)# device clock lockout e1 2
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[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
14.17 device clock lockout sdh-port

[Function]
Make clock source lockout.
device clock lockout sdh-port <1-2>
[Parameters]
<1-2>: sdh port ID
[Default]
no lockout
[Command mode]
[Example]
Lockout sdh clock 1:
Raisecom (config)# device clock lockout sdh-port 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
14.18 device clock manual-switch

[Function]
Manual-switch device clock to inner clock source and external clock source
device clock manual-switch (local|2mbit|2mhz)
[Parameters]
[Command mode]
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[Example]
Manualswitch device clock to inner clock source:
Raisecom (config)# device clock manual-switch local
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
device clock mode
14.19 device clock manual-switch e1

[Function]
Manual-switch to clock source.
device clock manual-switch e1 <1-4>
[Parameters]
<1-4>: e1 port ID
[Command mode]
[Example]
Manualswitch to e1 line clock 2:
Raisecom (config)# device clock manual-switch e1 2
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
device clock mode
14.20 device clock manual-switch sdh-port

[Function]
Force -switch to sdh clock source.
device clock manual-switch sdh-port <1-2>
[Parameters]
<1-2>: sdh port ID
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[Command mode]
[Example]
Manualswitch to sdh line clock 2:
Raisecom (config)# device clock manual-switch sdh-port 2
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
device clock clear
Clear user command.
device clock mode
14.21 device clock pll

[Function]
Configure device clock pll.
device clock pll (holdover|lock |freerun)
[Parameters]
(holdover | lock | freerun): phase-locked loop(PLL). lock, tracking mode; holdover, holdover
mode; freerun, free-running mode
[Default]
lock
[Command mode]
[Example]
Set current PLL as freerun:
Raisecom (config)# device clock pll freerun
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.22 device clock sdh-port

[Function]
Configure sdh clock source and its no form can delete it..
device clock sdh-port SLOT/PORT priority <1-5> [quality (prc|ssua|ssub|sec|dnu| received)]
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no device clock sdh-port SLOT/PORT

[Parameters]
SLOT / PORT: SDH port index, when SLOT is 0 or do not enter "SLOT /" indicates that
mainboard; when SLOT is 1, said SDH sub-card; PORT is in the range of 1-2.
[Default]
dnu when quality level mismatch
[Command mode]
Quality level configuration is unavailable until SSM enable.
[Example]
Set clock priority as 1 and quality level as prc on mainboard sdh port 1:
Raisecom (config)# device clock sdh-port 1 priority 1 quality prc
Set clock priority as 2 and quality level as sec on mainboard sdh port 2:
Raisecom (config)# device clock sdh-port 2 priority 2 quality prc
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.23 device clock sdh-port id

[Function]
Configure clock source ID.
device clock sdh-port<1-2> id <0-15>
[Parameters]
<1-2>: SDH line clock source port ID
<0-15>: ID
[Command mode]
[Example]
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Configure ID as 8 on sdh-port 1:
Raisecom (config)# device clock sdh-port 1 id 8
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show device clock
14.24 device clock ssm

[Function]
Configure clock SSM.
device clock ssm (standard|extend|disable)
[Parameters]
(standard | extend | disable): SSM enabled option. standard, enable the standard SSM function;
diasble, prohibit SSM, extend, enable the expansion of SSM function.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
[Example]
Set SSM to standard:
Raisecom (config)# device clock ssm standard
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
device clock
Configure inner and external clock source
device clock slot
Configure line clock source.
show device clock
14.25 device clock wait-to-restore-time

[Function]
Configure clock wait-to-restore-time.
device clock wait-to-restore-time <0-12>
[Parameters]
<0-12>: wait-time switch from low-priority to high-priority, unit of minute; 0 indicated no wait.
[Default]
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5min
[Command mode]
[Example]
Set wait-to-restore-time as 0:
Raisecom (config)# device clock wait-to-restore-time 0
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
device clock
Configure inner and external clock source
device clock slot
Configure line clock source.
show device clock
14.26 show device clock

[Function]
show device clock
[Parameters]
<0-12>: wait-time switch from low-priority to high-priority, unit of minute; 0 indicated no wait.
[Default]
5min
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show device clock information:
OPCOM3103# show device clock
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
device clock mode
Configure clock mode.
device clock manual-switch
Configure manual-switch clock source.
device clock sdh-port 1 priority 1
Show clock priority.
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Chapter 15
15.1
SUB-2STM1 Sub-card Management
als
[Function]
Configure als function on STM-1 port.
[Parameter]
(enable|disable): enable/disable als.
[Default]
disable
[Command modes]
[Example]
Enable als function:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# als enable
[Related commands]
15.2
Commands
Description
show interface
aps-mode
[Function]
Enable or disabler aps-mode.
aps-mode (revertive|nonrevertive)
[Parameter]
(revertive|nonrevertive): whether enable auto-revert
[Default]
revertive
[Command modes]
[Example]
Configure aps-mode to nonrevertive:
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[Related commands]
Commands
show aps
15.3
Description
Show protect-switch configuration.
aps-restore-time
[Function]
Configure automatically protect-switch restore time.
aps-restore-time <0-12>
[Parameter]
<0-12>: restore time, unit: minute
[Default]
12 minutes
[Command modes]
[Executing Command Instruction]
0 means no need to wait for aps restore, the link switch to master link directly after it recovers.
[Example]
Configure auto-protect-switch restore time to be 3:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# aps-restore-time 3
[Related commands]
Commands
show aps
15.4
Description
reset-statistic
[Function]
Reset all current internal statistics information in sdh.
[Command modes]
[Example]
Reset all current internal statistics information of sdh:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# reset-statistic
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force-switch
[Function]
Force-switch work-line for assigned timeslot.
force-switch {work-line|protection-line|clear} [(vc12|vc3|tu12|tu3)TSSTRING]
[Parameter]
{work-line|protection-line|clear}: select parameter to operate
work-line: force to work-line
protection-line: force to protection line
clear: clear force-siwtch
(vc12 | vc3 | tu12 | tu3): choose assigned timeslot type, index options. vc12, VC12-level timeslot,
while the subsequent parameter "TSSTRING" adopt "timeslot index"; tu12, VC12-level timeslot,
while the subsequent parameter "TSSTRING" adopt "tributary index"; vc3, VC3-level timeslot,
while the subsequent parameter "TSSTRING" adopt "tributary index".
range in 1-3.
[Command modes]
Force-switch is available only when configured relevant timeslot and protection enable.
If not enter [(vc12 | vc3 | tu12 | tu3) TSSTRING], system can take multiplex-section operation.
[Example]
Force-switch vc12 timeslot 1, 3-6 to work-line:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# force-switch work-line vc12 1,3-6
[Related commands]
Commands
show aps
15.6
Description
interface stm1-opt
[Function]
interface stm1-opt <1-2>
[Parameter]
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<1-2>: STM1 optical interface ID.

[Command modes]
Global configuration mode, STM1 interface configuration mode
[Example]
Enter STM1 optical interface 1:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# interface stm1-opt 1
[Related commands]
15.7
Commands
Description
show interface
lockout-protection
[Function]
Lockout time-slot protection
Lockout-protection (lockout| clear) [(vc3|vc12) TSSTRING]
[Parameter]
(lockout\ clear): select the operation, lockout: lock the protection, clear: unlock the protection.
range in 1-3.
[Default]
no lockout.
[Command modes]
Global configuration mode.
Only when the protection-pair is configured can the command be available;
The time-slot for operation must be configured cross-connection, but there is no such limitation
to the multiplex section.
[Example]
In channel protection mode, lockout vc12-1 protected channel.
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Raisecom (config-slot/1)# lockout-protection lockout vc12 1

[Related commands]
15.8
Commands
Description
protect-switch
Enable or disable protection switching
show aps
Show aps information
loopback
[Function]
Configure STM-1 port loopback, and its no form can cancel loopback.
loopback (external|internal)
no loopback
[Parameter]
[Default]
no loopback
[Command modes]
[Example]
Configure local optical interface external loopback:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# loopback external
[Related commands]
15.9
Commands
Description
show interface
manul-switch
[Function]
Manual-switch work-line for assigned timeslot
manual-switch {work-line|protection-line|clear} [(vc12|vc3|tu12|tu3) TSSTRING]
[Parameter]
{work-line|protection-line|clear}: select parameter to operate
work-line: force to work-line
protection-line: force to protection line
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clear: clear force-siwtch

range in 1-3.
[Command modes]
Only when the protection-pair is configured can the command be available;
[Example]
Manual-switch vc12 timeslot 1, 3-6 to work-line:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# manual-switch work-line vc12 1,3-6
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
15.10 protect-switch disable

[Function]
Disable protect-switch.
protect-switch disable
[Command modes]
[Example]
Configure protect-switch disable:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# protect-switch disable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
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15.11 protect-switch enable

[Function]
Configure protect-switch type and enable the function.
protect-switch enable
[Default]
Protect-switch enable and in path protection mode
[Command modes]
[Example]
Configure path protect-switch enable:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# protect-switch enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show aps
15.12 sdh aupje-threshold

[Function]
Configure SDH higher order path AU aupje-threshold.
sdh aupje-threshold (positive|negative) <1-65535>
[Parameter]
(positive|negative): select the pointer to adjust direction to set, positive means adjust pointer at
positive direction; negative means adjust pointer at negative direction.
[Default]
900
[Command modes]
[Example]
Set positive aupje-threshold as 300:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)#sdh aupje-threshold positive 300
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
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15.13 sdh description

[Function]
Configure interface description.
sdh description STRING
[Parameter]
STRING: interface description
[Command modes]
Use character ^ instead of character space in the interface description.
[Example]
Configure optical interface description as raisecom-inter-01:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# sdh description raisecom-inter-01
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
15.14 sdh es-threshold

[Function]
Configure SDH error bit second threshold.
sdh es-threshold (regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path|lower-path) <1-900>
[Parameter]
(regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path|lower-path): select the section to set;
regenerator-section: regenerator section;
multiplex-section: multiplex section;
higher-path: higher order path;
lower-path: lower order path;
<1-900>: error bit second threshold value.
[Default]
All error second threshold values are 900.
[Command modes]
[Example]
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Set multiplex section error second threshold value as 300:

Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# sdh es-threshold multiplex-section 300
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
15.15 sdh msais-insert

[Function]
Enable/disable MS-AIS insert.
sdh msais-insert (rstim|msexc) (enable|disable)
[Parameter]
(rstim|msexc): conditions of insert MS-AIS function;
rstim: insert when regenerator section TIM alarms;
msexc: insert when multiplex section EXC alarms;
(enable|disable): enable: insert enable; disable: insert disable.
[Default]
Disable, disable MS-AIS insert function when regenerator section TIM and multiplex section
EXC alarms.
[Command modes]
[Example]
Insert MS-AIS when regenerator section TIM alarms:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# sdh msais-insert rstim enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
15.16 sdh overhead c2

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted high-path C2 byte.
sdh overhead c2 [vc4 <1-1>] [(vc3|tu3) <1-3>)] [transmit BYTE] [expected BYTE]
[Parameters]
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BYTE: expected received C2 byte, which is a hex value.
BYTE: transmitted C2 byte, which is a hex value.
[Default]
0x02
[Command mode]
STM1 interface configuration mode
[Example]
Configure expected and transmited C2 byte as 0x03:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1)# sdh overhead c2 expected 0x03 transmit 0x03
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted regenerator-section j0 string.
sdh overhead j0 [expected EXPMSG] [transmit XMITMSG]
[Parameters]
EXPMSG: expected j0 string
XMITMSG: transmitted j0 string
[Default]
Both expected and transmitted jo strings are Raisecom-Opcom
[Command mode]
The input characters number is no longer than 16, and adopt "^" instead of "space".
[Example]
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[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted regenerator-section j0 string mode.
sdh overhead j0-mode (one-byte | sixteen-byte)
[Parameters]
one-byte: one-byte j0 mode;
[Default]
[Command mode]
[Example]
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted higher-order path j1 string.
sdh overhead j1 [vc4 <1-1>] [(vc3|tu3) <1-3>] [expected EXPMSG] [transmit XMITMSG]
[Parameters]
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[Default]
[Command mode]
The input characters number is no longer than 16, and adopt "^" instead of "space".
[Example]
OPCOM3103
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted higher-order path j1 string mode.
sdh overhead j1-mode (sixteen-byte | sixtyfour-byte)
[Parameters]
sixtyfour-byte: sixtyfour-byte j1 mode;
[Default]
[Command mode]
[Example]
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
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[Function]
[Parameters]
[Default]
0x0
[Command mode]
[Example]
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

[Function]
[Parameters]
[Default]
0x0
[Command mode]
[Example]
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface

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[Function]
Set expected and transmitted lower-order path k4 byte.
sdh overhead k4 [vc4 <1-1>] [(vc12|tu12) <1-63>] [expected BYTE] [transmit BYTE]
[Parameters]
index".
BYTE: expected received k4 byte;
BYTE: transmitted k4 byte.
[Default]
The default vc12-k4 value is 0xb.
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure vc12-1 expected and transmited k4 byte as 0xd:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# sdh overhead k4 vc12 1 expected 0xd transmit 0xd
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
15.24 sdh overhead v5

[Function]
Set expected and transmitted lower-order path v5 byte.
sdh overhead v5 [vc4 <1-1>] [(vc12|tu12) <1-63>] [expected BYTE] [transmit BYTE]
[Parameters]
index".
BYTE: expected received V5 byte;
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BYTE: transmitted V5 byte.

[Default]
The default vc12-v5 value is 0x2.
[Command mode]
[Example]
Configure vc12-1 expected and transmited v5 byte as 0x5:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# sdh overhead v5 vc12 1 expected 0x5 transmit 0x5
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
15.25 sdh sd-threshold

[Function]
Set sdh sd-threshold.
sdh sd-threshold (regenerator-section|multiplex-section|higher-path|lower-path) <6-8>
[Parameters]
<6-8>: sd threshold value 6=10-6, 7=10-7 and 8=10-8
[Default]
10-8
[Command mode]
[Example]
Set sdh multiplex-section sd-threshold as 10-6:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)#sdh sd-threshold multiplex-section 6
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
15.26 sdh tuais-insert

[Function]
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Enable or disable tuais-insert.

sdh tuais-inser (hpexc|hpplm|hptim) (enable|disable)
[Parameters]
(hpexc|hpplm|hptim): condition of TU-AIS-inserte. hpexc, inserted when higher-order path EXC
alarm; hpplm, inserted when higher-order path PLM alarm; hptim, inserted when higher-order
path TIM alarm;
(enable | disable): enable msais-insert; disable msais-insert.
[Default]
disable
[Command mode]
[Example]
Enable tuais-insert when higher-order path PLM alarm on STM1 optical interface 1:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# sdh tuais-insert hpplm enable
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
Show SDH interface information.
15.27 show aps

[Function]
show aps
[Command modes]
[Example]
Show protect-switch configuration:
Raisecom (config-slot/1)# show aps
15.28 show interface

[Function]
Show STM interface configuration.
show interface
[Command mode]
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[Example]
Show interface configuration on STM optical interface 2:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/0/1/2)#show interface
15.29 show interface stml-opt

[Function]
Show sdh interface configuration.
show interface stm1-opt <1-2>
[Parameters]
<1-2>: sdh interface ID
[Command mode]
Interface configuration mode;
[Example]
Show sdh configuration on interface 1:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# show interface stm1-opt 1
[Related commands]
Commands
Description
show interface
show interface stm1
Show stm1 interface configuration.
15.30 show interface timeslot-occupy

[Function]
Show current sdh interface timeslot-occupy status.
show interface timeslot-occupy
[Command mode]
sdh-port
timeslot
state
-------------------------------1
vc3
NoOccupied
vc3
NoOccupied
vc3
NoOccupied
vc12 1
Occupied by svc
vc12 2
Occupied by svc
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vc12 3
Occupied by svc
vc12 4
Occupied by svc
vc12 5
Occupied by svc
vc12 6
Occupied by svc
vc12 7
Occupied by svc
vc12 8
Occupied by svc
vc12 9
NoOccupied
vc12 10
Occupied by xc
vc12 11
NoOccupied
vc12 12
NoOccupied
vc12 13
NoOccupied
vc12 14
NoOccupied
vc12 15
NoOccupied
vc12 16
NoOccupied
vc12
17 NoOccupied
[Example]
Show current interface timeslot-occupy stauts:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# show interface timeslot-occupy
15.31 show sdh-alarm

[Function]
Show all current SDH alarms.
show sdh-alarm
[Command mode]
[Example]
Show all current SDH alarms on STM1 port 1:
Raisecom (config-stm1-opt/1/1)# show sdh-alarm
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Appendix A Abbreviations
Abbreviations
Full name
ADM
Add-Drop Multiplexer
AIS
Alarm Indication Signal
APS
Automatic Protection Switching
AU
Administrative Unit
AU-n
Administration Unitlevel n
AUG
Administration Unit Group
AU-PTR
Administration Unit Pointer
BBE
Background Block Error
BBER
Background Block Error Ratio
BER
Bit Error Ratio
CMI
Coded Mark Inversion
C-n
Container- n
CORBA
Common Object Request Broker Architecture
CV
Code Violation
DCC
Data Communications Channel
DCE
Data Circuit-terminating Equipment
DCF
Data Communications Function
DCN
Data Communications Network
DDN
Digital Data Network
DTE
Data Terminal Equipment
DXC
Digital Cross Connect
ECC
Embedded Control Channel
EM
Element Management
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Software and hardware environment---------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

How to Use the Commands Line---------------------------------------------------- 1

System Management Commands -------------------------------------------------- 3

Alarm Management ----------------------------------------------------------------------55

alarm auto-report -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55

Upgrade and Configure File Management ---------------------------------------47

Network Management Commands--------------------------------------------------38

arp add --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38

Log Management Commands --------------------------------------------------------36

User Management Commands -----------------------------------------------------32

Crossconnect and Timeslot Management ---------------------------------------67

show sdh crossconnect ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 69

Protection Management ----------------------------------------------------------------73

Chapter 10 SDH Interface Management -----------------------------------------------------------79

Chapter 12 ETH Interface Management -----------------------------------------------------------96

Chapter 13 EOS Interface Management --------------------------------------------------------- 103

interface eos ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 104

Chapter 14 Clock Management -------------------------------------------------------------------- 107

device clock------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 107

Chapter 15 SUB-2STM1 Sub-card Management ---------------------------------------------- 122

als ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 122

show interface stml-opt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 138

Appendix A Abbreviations ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 140

How to Use the Commands Line

1.1 Software and hardware environment

1.2 Commands line mode

Under this mode, user can

Log onto device, input user

Use this mode, user can configure

Table 1-1 Commands line mode

1.3 Commands line mode explanation

Chapter 2 System Management Commands

Set English Help information.

2.3 clock set

Modify system clock.

No 30th or 31th in February in leap year

No 29th, 30th or 31th in February

No 31th in the month

Show system clock.

2.4 clock summer-time

Show system clock.

clock summer-time recurring

Set initial time and terminal time.

2.5 clock summer-time recurring

Enable system clock.

clock summer-time recurring

Set initial time and terminal time.

2.6 clock timezone

Enable system clock.

clock summer-time recurring

Set initial time and terminal time.

Show current device information.

2.9 device assetid

device card assetid

device card description

[Explanation of command execution echo]

Show remote device information.