PTC88C Command Manual

PTC88C
COMMAND MANUAL
Kingtype EPON OLT
1.1 COMMAND MODE ......................................................................................................................................... 16
1.2 CANCEL COMMAND ..................................................................................................................................... 17
1.3 SAVE CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................. 17
1.4 MODE CHANGE COMMAND .......................................................................................................................... 18
1.4.1 enable ............................................................................................................................................... 18
1.4.2 configure terminal ........................................................................................................................... 18
1.4.3 interface............................................................................................................................................ 19
1.4.4 onu .................................................................................................................................................... 20
1.4.5 uni ..................................................................................................................................................... 21
1.4.6 vlan ................................................................................................................................................... 22
1.4.7 access-list ........................................................................................................................................ 23
1.4.8 exit..................................................................................................................................................... 23
1.4.9 quit .................................................................................................................................................... 24
1.5 TERMINAL INTERFACE COMMAND................................................................................................................ 25
1.5.1 cli-password ..................................................................................................................................... 25
1.5.2 list ...................................................................................................................................................... 25
1.5.3 help ................................................................................................................................................... 26
1.5.4 ps....................................................................................................................................................... 27
1.5.5 top ..................................................................................................................................................... 28
1.5.6 df ....................................................................................................................................................... 29
1.5.7 ping ................................................................................................................................................... 30
1.5.8 timeout .............................................................................................................................................. 31
1.5.9 arp delete ......................................................................................................................................... 32
1.5.10 clear .................................................................................................................................................. 33
1.5.11 show version .................................................................................................................................... 33
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2 FILE MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................................................35
2.1 CONFIGURATION FILE LOCAL MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................... 35
2.1.1 write .................................................................................................................................................. 35
2.1.2 show running-config ....................................................................................................................... 35
2.1.3 load ................................................................................................................................................... 36
2.1.4 clear config-file ................................................................................................................................ 37
2.2 FILE NETWORK MANAGEMENT ..................................................................................................................... 38
2.2.1 tftp upload / download config-file .................................................................................................. 38
2.2.2 tftp download olt-image .................................................................................................................. 39
2.2.3 backup / upgrade config-file .......................................................................................................... 39
2.2.4 tftp download onu-image ............................................................................................................... 40
2.2.5 upgrade onu-image ........................................................................................................................ 41
2.3 ACTIVE AND STANDBY SYSTEM SWITCH....................................................................................................... 42
2.3.1 show file-system ............................................................................................................................. 42
2.3.2 switch-over file-system ................................................................................................................... 42
3 SYSTEM SETTING .................................................................................................................................44
3.1 SYSTEM TIME AND INFORMATION................................................................................................................. 44
3.1.1 date ................................................................................................................................................... 44
3.1.2 timezone ........................................................................................................................................... 45
3.1.3 show date ......................................................................................................................................... 46
3.1.4 show system .................................................................................................................................... 46
3.1.5 show processor ............................................................................................................................... 47
3.2 IN-BAND MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................................... 48
3.2.1 ip address ........................................................................................................................................ 48
3.2.2 management in-band vlan ............................................................................................................. 49
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3.2.3 show ip interface ............................................................................................................................. 50
3.3 OUT-BAND MANAGEMENT INTERFACE ......................................................................................................... 50
3.3.1 management out-band ip ............................................................................................................... 50
3.3.2 show management out-band ........................................................................................................ 51
3.4 DEVICE MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................................. 52
3.4.1 hostname ......................................................................................................................................... 52
3.4.2 device admin-status ....................................................................................................................... 53
3.4.3 show device ..................................................................................................................................... 54
3.5 BOARD MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................................. 54
3.5.1 board admin-status ......................................................................................................................... 54
3.5.2 show board ...................................................................................................................................... 55
3.6 REBOOT DEVICE .......................................................................................................................................... 56
3.6.1 reboot................................................................................................................................................ 56
3.7 TIME SYNCHRONIZATION ............................................................................................................................. 57
3.7.1 sntp enable ...................................................................................................................................... 57
3.7.2 sntp interval ..................................................................................................................................... 58
3.7.3 sntp server ....................................................................................................................................... 59
3.7.4 show sntp ......................................................................................................................................... 60
4 INTERFACE CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................61
4.1 SHOW INTERFACE INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 61
4.1.1 show interface brief ........................................................................................................................ 61
4.2 PORT SPEED LIMIT ....................................................................................................................................... 62
4.2.1 rate-limit............................................................................................................................................ 62
4.2.2 show rate-limit ................................................................................................................................. 62
5 SNI (UPLINK PORT) CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................63
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5.1 PORT PROPERTIES ...................................................................................................................................... 63
5.1.1 sni name ........................................................................................................................................... 63
5.1.2 sni admin-status .............................................................................................................................. 64
5.1.3 sni auto-negotiation ........................................................................................................................ 65
5.1.4 sni m15 ............................................................................................................................................. 65
5.1.5 sni h24 .............................................................................................................................................. 66
5.1.6 sni isolation ...................................................................................................................................... 67
5.1.7 sni mac-address-table dynamic maximum.................................................................................. 67
5.1.8 show sni ........................................................................................................................................... 68
5.2 MIRROR CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................... 69
5.2.1 sni mirror session ............................................................................................................................ 69
5.2.2 show sni mirror ................................................................................................................................ 71
5.3 PORT STORM CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................... 72
5.3.1 sni storm-control ............................................................................................................................. 72
5.3.2 show sni storm-control ................................................................................................................... 73
6 TRUNK CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................74
6.1 SNI-TRUNK GROUP ...................................................................................................................................... 74
6.2 SNI-TRUNK GROUP NAME ............................................................................................................................ 74
6.3 SNI-TRUNK GROUP PSC ............................................................................................................................... 75
6.4 SNI-TRUNK GROUP PORT............................................................................................................................. 76
6.5 SNI-TRUNK GROUP ADMIN-STATUS .............................................................................................................. 77
6.6 SHOW SNI-TRUNK ........................................................................................................................................ 78
7 PON PORT CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................79
7.1 PON PORT INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................... 79
7.1.1 pon admin-status ............................................................................................................................ 79
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7.1.2 pon m15 ........................................................................................................................................... 80
7.1.3 pon h24 ............................................................................................................................................ 81
7.1.4 pon isolation .................................................................................................................................... 82
7.1.5 pon mac-address-table dynamic maximum ................................................................................ 83
7.1.6 onu max-distance ........................................................................................................................... 84
7.1.7 show pon .......................................................................................................................................... 85
7.2 ENCRYPTION MODE CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................... 86
7.2.1 pon crypto ........................................................................................................................................ 86
7.2.2 pon crypto mode ............................................................................................................................. 87
7.2.3 pon crypto triple-churning .............................................................................................................. 88
7.2.4 show pon crypto .............................................................................................................................. 89
7.3 STORM CONFIGURATION.............................................................................................................................. 90
7.3.1 pon storm-control ............................................................................................................................ 90
7.3.2 show pon storm-control.................................................................................................................. 91
7.4 PORT P2P CONFIGURATION ....................................................................................................................... 92
7.4.1 p2p mode ......................................................................................................................................... 92
7.4.2 show p2p .......................................................................................................................................... 93
7.5 PORT OPTICAL TRANSMISSION .................................................................................................................... 94
7.5.1 show pon optical ............................................................................................................................. 94
8 MAC ADDRESS TABLE ........................................................................................................................94
8.1 MAC-ADDRESS-TABLE AGING-TIME.............................................................................................................. 95
8.2 CLEAR MAC-ADDRESS-TABLE DYNAMIC ...................................................................................................... 96
8.3 MAC-ADDRESS-TABLE STATIC ...................................................................................................................... 97
8.4 SHOW MAC-ADDRESS-TABLE ....................................................................................................................... 98
9 ACL CONFIGURE ..................................................................................................................................99
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9.1 ACCESS-LIST ............................................................................................................................................... 99
9.1.1 permit .............................................................................................................................................. 101
9.1.2 deny ................................................................................................................................................ 103
9.1.3 no .................................................................................................................................................... 105
9.1.4 show ............................................................................................................................................... 106
9.2 ACCESS-GROUP ........................................................................................................................................ 107
9.3 SHOW ACCESS-LISTS................................................................................................................................. 108
9.4 SHOW ACCESS-GROUP .............................................................................................................................. 109
10 VLAN CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................................................110
10.1 VLAN CREATE ....................................................................................................................................... 110
10.1.1 vlan create ..................................................................................................................................... 110
10.2 MODE CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................................... 111
10.2.1 vlan ................................................................................................................................................. 111
10.3 PORT CONFIGURE ................................................................................................................................ 115
10.3.1 vlan port svlan tpid ........................................................................................................................ 115
10.3.2 vlan port cvlan tpid ........................................................................................................................ 116
10.3.3 vlan port cfi .................................................................................................................................... 117
10.3.4 vlan port priority............................................................................................................................. 118
10.3.5 vlan port pvid ................................................................................................................................. 119
10.3.6 vlan port mode............................................................................................................................... 121
10.3.7 vlan port translation ...................................................................................................................... 122
10.3.8 vlan port aggregation ................................................................................................................... 123
10.3.9 vlan port qinq ................................................................................................................................. 125
10.3.10 vlan port trunk ........................................................................................................................... 127
10.3.11 vlan port strunk ......................................................................................................................... 128
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10.4 QUERY .................................................................................................................................................. 129
10.4.1 show vlan ....................................................................................................................................... 129
10.4.2 show vlan-port ............................................................................................................................... 130
11 IGMP CONFIGURE ..............................................................................................................................132
11.1 THIS CHAPTER MAINLY DESCRIPTION IGMP PON PORT ONU, MULTICAST MANAGEMENT, REMOTE
EXCHANGE PORT AND CONFIGURE, THE CONTROLLABLE MULTICAST REDUCTION AND DISPLAY. .............................. 132
11.2 BASIC CONFIGURE ............................................................................................................................... 132
11.2.1 ip igmp ............................................................................................................................................ 132
11.2.2 ip igmp multicast vlan create ....................................................................................................... 133
11.2.3 ip igmp multicast vlan interface................................................................................................... 133
11.2.4 show ip igmp multicast vlan ........................................................................................................ 134
11.2.5 show ip igmp multicast vlan interaface ...................................................................................... 135
11.3 PONPORT CONFIGURE ....................................................................................................................... 136
11.3.1 show ip igmp version .................................................................................................................... 136
11.3.2 ip igmp-proxy mode ...................................................................................................................... 137
11.3.3 ip igmp-proxy query-interval ........................................................................................................ 137
11.3.4 ip igmp-proxy max-query-response-interval ............................................................................. 138
11.3.5 ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-interval ................................................................................ 140
11.3.6 ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-count.................................................................................... 141
11.3.7 ip igmp-proxy robust ..................................................................................................................... 142
11.3.8 show ip igmp.................................................................................................................................. 143
11.3.9 ip igmp-proxy create ..................................................................................................................... 144
11.3.10 show ip igmp-proxy groups ..................................................................................................... 145
11.3.11 show ip igmp forwarding ......................................................................................................... 145
11.4 ONU REMOTE CONFIGURE ................................................................................................................. 146
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11.4.1 port PORT-ID ctc mcst tag-stripe ............................................................................................... 146
11.4.2 show ip mcst .................................................................................................................................. 147
11.5 CONTROLLABLE MULTICAST CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................... 148
11.5.1 ip igmp-package group ................................................................................................................ 148
11.5.2 ip igmp-package group name ..................................................................................................... 149
11.5.3 ip igmp-package group proxy...................................................................................................... 150
11.5.4 ip igmp-package group user-authority ....................................................................................... 151
11.5.5 ip igmp-package group max-request-channel .......................................................................... 152
11.5.6 ip igmp-package group single-preview-time ............................................................................. 153
11.5.7 ip igmp-package group total-preview-time ................................................................................ 155
11.5.8 ip igmp-package group preview-reset-time ............................................................................... 156
11.5.9 ip igmp-package group preview-count ....................................................................................... 157
11.5.10 show ip igmp-package group ................................................................................................. 158
11.5.11 port PORT-ID controlled-multicast package ......................................................................... 159
11.5.12 port PORT-ID controlled-multicast bandwidth...................................................................... 160
11.5.13 show onu port controlled-multicast ........................................................................................ 161
12 STP CONFIGURE .................................................................................................................................163
12.1 GLOBAL CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................... 163
12.1.1 spanning-tree ................................................................................................................................ 163
12.1.2 spanning-tree mode ..................................................................................................................... 163
12.1.3 spanning-tree priority ................................................................................................................... 164
12.1.4 spanning-tree max-age ................................................................................................................ 165
12.1.5 spanning-tree hello-time .............................................................................................................. 166
12.1.6 spanning-tree forward-time ......................................................................................................... 167
12.1.7 spanning-tree tx-hold-count ........................................................................................................ 168
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12.1.8 spanning-tree pathcost-method .................................................................................................. 169
12.2 PORT CONFIGURE ................................................................................................................................. 170
12.2.1 switchport ....................................................................................................................................... 170
12.2.2 spanning-tree port-priority ........................................................................................................... 171
12.2.3 spanning-tree port-cost ................................................................................................................ 172
12.3 QUERY .................................................................................................................................................. 172
12.3.1 show spanning-tree ...................................................................................................................... 172
13 PORT PROTECT CONFIGURE ..........................................................................................................174
13.1 MAIN FIBER PROTECT ........................................................................................................................... 174
13.1.1 protect-group primary secondary ............................................................................................... 174
13.1.2 protect-group enable .................................................................................................................... 175
13.1.3 protect-group forced-switch ......................................................................................................... 176
13.1.4 protect-group lock ......................................................................................................................... 177
13.1.5 show protect-group ....................................................................................................................... 178
14 QOS CONFIGURE ................................................................................................................................179
14.1 GLOBAL QOS CONFIGURE................................................................................................................... 179
14.1.1 qos global ....................................................................................................................................... 179
14.1.2 show qos global ............................................................................................................................ 180
14.2 QUEUE MAPPING ................................................................................................................................... 180
14.2.1 qos map.......................................................................................................................................... 180
14.2.2 show qos map ............................................................................................................................... 182
14.3 QUEUE SCHEDULING ........................................................................................................................... 183
14.3.1 qos scheduler policy ..................................................................................................................... 183
14.3.2 qos scheduler weight ................................................................................................................... 184
14.3.3 show qos policy ............................................................................................................................. 185
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14.4 QOS DISPLAY ........................................................................................................................................ 186
14.4.1 show qos ........................................................................................................................................ 186
15 PERFORMANCE STATISTICS ............................................................................................................188
15.1.1 Global statistics max .................................................................................................................... 188
15.1.2 show statistics max....................................................................................................................... 188
15.2 STATISTICS INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................... 189
15.2.1 show statistics ............................................................................................................................... 189
15.2.2 clear statistics ................................................................................................................................ 191
15.3 STATISTICAL THRESHOLD ..................................................................................................................... 192
15.3.1 statistics threshold ........................................................................................................................ 192
15.3.2 show statistics threshold .............................................................................................................. 193
16 ONU REMOTE CONFIG ......................................................................................................................195
16.1 ONU DEVICE CONFIG ........................................................................................................................... 195
16.1.1 onu-reboot...................................................................................................................................... 195
16.1.2 onu-switchover .............................................................................................................................. 196
16.1.3 onu-deregister ............................................................................................................................... 197
16.1.4 onu-image-switch .......................................................................................................................... 198
16.1.5 show onu-image upgrade ............................................................................................................ 199
16.1.6 show onu-list-info .......................................................................................................................... 199
16.2 PON PORT INFORMATION .................................................................................................................... 201
16.2.1 show onu-pon-info ........................................................................................................................ 201
16.2.2 show onu-pon-optical ................................................................................................................... 202
16.3 CAPACITY ............................................................................................................................................. 204
16.3.1 onu-fec............................................................................................................................................ 204
16.3.2 show onu-fec ................................................................................................................................. 204
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16.3.3 show onu-capability ...................................................................................................................... 206
16.4 SLA........................................................................................................................................................ 207
16.4.1 onu-sla ............................................................................................................................................ 207
16.4.2 show onu-sla ................................................................................................................................. 209
16.5 ONU CONFIGURATION INFORMATION .................................................................................................. 210
16.5.1 onu-description .............................................................................................................................. 210
16.5.2 onu-ip .............................................................................................................................................. 211
16.5.3 onu-admin-status .......................................................................................................................... 212
16.5.4 onu-cvlan........................................................................................................................................ 213
16.5.5 onu-svlan........................................................................................................................................ 214
16.5.6 onu-admin-priority ......................................................................................................................... 215
16.5.7 show onu-dev-info ........................................................................................................................ 216
16.6 ONU AUTHENTICATION CONFIGURATION............................................................................................. 217
16.6.1 onu-bind ......................................................................................................................................... 217
16.6.2 onu-registration-method mode .................................................................................................... 218
16.6.3 onu-registration-method mac-list ................................................................................................ 219
16.6.4 onu-registration-method block .................................................................................................... 220
16.6.5 show onu-registration-method .................................................................................................... 221
16.7 ONU TRAFFIC CLASSIFICATION ............................................................................................................ 222
16.7.1 onu-classification .......................................................................................................................... 222
16.7.2 show onu-classification ................................................................................................................ 224
16.8 ONU-PON PERFORMANCE STATISTICS .............................................................................................. 225
16.8.1 onu-pon statistics m15 ................................................................................................................. 225
16.8.2 onu-pon statistics h24 .................................................................................................................. 225
16.8.3 show onu pon statistics ................................................................................................................ 226
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16.9 ONU PORT QUERY .............................................................................................................................. 228
16.10 ONU PORT RSTP................................................................................................................................ 228
16.10.1 rstp enable ................................................................................................................................ 228
17 UNI REMOTE CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................229
17.1.1 Port properties ............................................................................................................................... 229
17.2 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 229
17.2.1 uni admin-status ............................................................................................................................ 229
17.2.2 uni statistics enable ...................................................................................................................... 230
17.2.3 uni isolation enable ....................................................................................................................... 231
17.2.4 uni flow-control enable ................................................................................................................. 232
17.2.5 uni loopback-detect enable ......................................................................................................... 233
17.2.6 uni auto-negotiation enable ......................................................................................................... 234
17.2.7 uni auto-negotiation reset ............................................................................................................ 234
17.2.8 show onu uni properties ............................................................................................................... 235
17.3 MAC LEARNING ................................................................................................................................... 237
17.3.1 onu mac-address-table aging-time............................................................................................. 237
17.3.2 Speed limit ..................................................................................................................................... 238
17.3.3 uni rate-limit enable ...................................................................................................................... 238
17.3.4 uni rate-limit rx cir cbs ebs ........................................................................................................... 239
17.3.5 uni rate-limit tx cir pir .................................................................................................................... 240
17.3.6 show onu uni rate-limit ................................................................................................................. 241
17.3.7 Storm suppression ........................................................................................................................ 242
17.3.8 uni storm-control ........................................................................................................................... 242
17.3.9 show onu uni storm-control ......................................................................................................... 243
17.3.10 Statistics .................................................................................................................................... 244
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17.3.11 show onu uni statistics ............................................................................................................ 244
17.4 UNI VLAN CONFIG .............................................................................................................................. 246
17.4.1 uni vlan port pvid ........................................................................................................................... 246
17.4.2 uni vlan port tpid ............................................................................................................................ 247
17.4.3 uni vlan port mode ........................................................................................................................ 249
17.4.4 uni vlan port priority ...................................................................................................................... 250
17.4.5 uni vlan port aggregation ............................................................................................................. 251
17.4.6 uni vlan port translation ................................................................................................................ 253
17.4.7 uni vlan port trunk ......................................................................................................................... 254
17.5 UNI ONU-CLASSIFICATION ..................................................................................................................... 256
17.6 ALARM .................................................................................................................................................. 257
17.7 OLTA LARM........................................................................................................................................... 257
17.7.1 snmp trap ....................................................................................................................................... 257
17.7.2 snmp enable trap .......................................................................................................................... 258
17.7.3 snmp threshold trap ...................................................................................................................... 260
17.7.4 snmp trap llid max......................................................................................................................... 261
17.7.5 snmp trap count ............................................................................................................................ 262
17.7.6 snmp trap interval ......................................................................................................................... 263
17.7.7 show snmp ..................................................................................................................................... 264
17.7.8 show snmp trap ............................................................................................................................. 264
17.7.9 show snmp threshold ................................................................................................................... 265
17.8 ONU ALARM REMOTELY ........................................................................................................................ 266
17.8.1 show onu alarm ............................................................................................................................. 266
17.8.2 show onu-alarm-id ........................................................................................................................ 267
17.8.3 onu-alarm enable .......................................................................................................................... 268
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17.8.4 onu-alarm threshold ..................................................................................................................... 269
17.8.5 show onu alarm-config ................................................................................................................. 271
18 SNMP CONFIGURE .............................................................................................................................279
18.1 SNMP-SERVER CONFIGURE .................................................................................................................. 279
18.1.1 snmp-server community .............................................................................................................. 279
18.1.2 snmp-server host .......................................................................................................................... 280
18.1.3 show snmp-server ........................................................................................................................ 282
19 BCMP CONFIGURE .............................................................................................................................282
19.1 BCMP CONFIGURE ................................................................................................................................ 282
19.1.1 bcmp state ..................................................................................................................................... 282
19.1.2 bcmp vlan ....................................................................................................................................... 283
19.1.3 bcmp server ................................................................................................................................... 284
19.1.4 bcmp proxy .................................................................................................................................... 285
19.1.5 show bcmp ..................................................................................................................................... 286
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1.1 command mode
Command mode command Prompt quit
Monitor modem Login exit
Privilege mode Input command exit

enable
Global configure configure exit

mode terminal
interface interface pon 1/1 exit

configuration or interface sni 1/3
mode
Vlan-interface interface exit

vlan-interface 100
modem
Vlan mode vlan 100 exit
Acl mode access-list mac exit

mylist
ONU mode interface onu exit

1/8:1
Onu uni mode uni 3 exit
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1.2 Cancel command
if want to cancel command or set to default. Add key word no
1.3 save configuration
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1.4 Mode change command
1.4.1 enable
command
enable
mode
Monitor mode
parameters
none
description
enable // from monitor to Privilege
example
1.4.2 configure terminal
command
configure terminal
mode
Privilege modem
parameters
none
description
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configure terminal //from privilege mode to global configuration mode
example
1.4.3 interface
command
interface { pon PORT-ID-PON | sni PORT-ID-SNI | onu ONU-ID | vlan-interface VLAN-ID }
no interface vlan-interface
mode
Global configuration mode
parameters
Parameters name format value example
PORT-ID-PON PON port ID slot/port ID [18] 1/2
PORT-ID-SNI SNI port ID Slot/ port ID [18] 2/3
ONU-ID ONU index ID slot/port id:LLID [164] 1/2:3
VLAN-ID VLAN integer [14094] 100
description
interface pon PORT-ID-PON //from global to pon interface mode
interface sni PORT-ID-SNI //from configuration mode to sni mode
interface onu ONU-ID //from global configuration mode to onu mode
interface vlan-interface VLAN-ID //from global configuration mode to vlan-interface
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no interface vlan-interface //set management vlan to default
Notice only vlan exist can create vlan-interfaceThere

is different between vlan-interface and vlanvlan-interface
mode is for in-band managementvlan configuration mode is for
vlan properties .
example
//enter slot1 pon port 2 and slot 1 unplink port SNI 2
//enter slot1 pon port8 onu 2
//enter vlan-interface
1.4.4 onu
command
onu LLID
mode
Pon interface mode
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parameters
Parameters name format value example
LLID ONU index id slot/port id:LLID id [1 - 64] 1/2:3
description
onu LLID // from pon interface to onu mode
example
// enter slot 1 pon port 8 and onu 1
1.4.5 uni
command
uni UNI-PORT-ID
mode
Uni interface mode
parameters
parameters name format value example
UNI-PORT-ID UNI port id integer [1 - 4] 3
description
uni UNI-PORT-ID // from onu mode to onu uni mode
example
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// enter slot1 pon port 8 onu 1
1.4.6 vlan
command
vlan VLAN-ID
mode
global configuration mode
parameters
VLAN-ID VLAN ID integer [1 - 4094] 100
description
vlan VLAN-ID //from global configuration mode to vlan modeif vlan doesnt existshould add vlan
example
//enter vlan 100
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1.4.7 access-list
command
access-list { mac | standard | extended } ACL-NAME
mode
parameters
ACL-NAME ACL name Ascii 32Bytes Macacl
description
access-list { mac | standard | extended }
example
1.4.8 exit
command
exit
mode
Exit mode
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parameters
none
description
exit // back to upper level
example
1.4.9 quit
command
quit
mode
all mode
parameters
none
description
quit
example
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1.5 Terminal interface command
1.5.1 cli-password
command
cli-password { NEW-PASSWORD | default }
mode
privilege mode
parameters
NEW-PASSWORD CLI password Ascii <32Bytes 123
description
cli-password NEW-PASSWORD //modify cli password
cli-password default //default password is admin
example
1.5.2 list
command
list
mode
All mode
parameters
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none
description
list // display all command
example
1.5.3 help
command
help
mode
All mode
parameters
none
description
help // display help
example
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1.5.4 ps
command
ps
mode
monitor privilege mode
parameters
none
description
ps // display all process
example
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1.5.5 top
command
top
mode
monitor privilege mode
parameters
None
description
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top // display system usage rate
example
1.5.6 df
command
df
mode
Monitor privilege mode
parameters
none
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description
df //display memory usage rate
example
1.5.7 ping
command
ping { IP-ADDR | HOST-NAME }
mode
monitor mode
parameters
pa rame ters name format value example
IP-ADDR IP address 192.168.1.100
HOST-NAME Host name ASCII
description
ping IP-ADDR
ping HOST-NAME
example
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1.5.8 timeout
command
timeout [MINUTE]
no timeout
mode
Monitor mode
parameters
Parameters name Format value example
MINUTE Timeout integer [160] 20
description
no timeout //default timeout 5mins
timeout MINUTE //
timeout 0 // never timeout
example
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command
arp display
mode
monitor
parameters
none
description
arp display //display arp cache
example
1.5.9 arp delete
command
arp delete IP-ADDR
mode
monitor
parameters
IP-ADDR IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 192.168.1.100
description
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arp delete IP-ADDR //delete IP-ADDR arp cache
example
1.5.10 clear
command
clear
mode
All mode
parameters
none
description
clear // clear display
example
1.5.11show version
command
show version
mode
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All mode
parameters
none
description
show version
example
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2 file management
2.1 Configuration file local management
About file save \load \ reset\test
2.1.1 write
command
write
mode
Privilege global configuration mode
parameters
none
description
write // save configuration
example
2.1.2 show running-config
command
show running-config
mode
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All mode
parameters
none
description
show running-config //display configuration
example
2.1.3 load
command
load [FILE-NAME]
mode
parameters
FILE-NAME File name Character Name <1000 Usrcfgfile

string
description
load // reload user configuration
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load FILE-NAME /load appointed file
example
2.1.4 clear config-file
command
clear config-file
mode
parameters
none
description
clear config-file //set device factory mode
example
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2.2 file network management
Update and backup
2.2.1 tftp upload / download config-file
command
tftp { upload | download } config-file FILE-NAME IP-ADDR
mode
Privilege mode
parameters
Parameter name Format value example
FILE-NAME remote server file usr.cfg

name
description
tftp upload config-file FILE-NAME IP-ADDR //upload file to server
tftp download config-file FILE-NAME IP-ADDR //download file from server
example
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2.2.2 tftp download olt-image
command
tftp download olt-image FILE-NAME IP-ADDR
mode
Privilege mode
parameters
FILE-NAME file name usr.cfg
description
tftp download olt-image FILE-NAME IP-ADDR //download OLT image file from server
example
2.2.3 backup / upgrade config-file
command
{ backup | upgrade } config-file
mode
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Privilege mode
parameters
none
description
backup config-file //backup file to server
upgrade config-file //upgrade file from server
example
2.2.4 tftp download onu-image
command
tftp download onu-image FILE-NAME IP-ADDR
mode
Privilege mode
parameters
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FILE-NAME File name Onu.img
description
tftp download onu-image FILE-NAME IP-ADDR //download onu image from server
example
2.2.5 upgrade onu-image
command
upgrade onu-image
mode
Privilege mode and onu mode
parameters
none
description
upgrade onu-image //remote update onu system image
example
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2.3 active and standby system switch
2.3.1 show file-system
command
show file-system
mode
All mode
parameters
none
description
show file-system //display current system information
example
2.3.2 switch-over file-system
command
switch-over file-system
mode
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Privilege mode
parameters
none
description
switch-over file-system //system standby switch
example
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3 system setting
3.1 system time and information
3.1.1 date
command
date
mode
Privilege mode
parameters
Paramete name Format value example

rs
zone integer [-12~+13] +8 or 8
year integer 2012
month integer [1~12] 8
day integer [1~31] 28
hour integer [0~23] 14
minute integer [0~59] 15
second integer [0~59] 35
description
date //set system date
example
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3.1.2 timezone
command
timezone TIMEZONE
mode
Privilege mode
parameters
TIMEZONE integer [-12~+13] +8 or 8
description
timezone TIMEZONE //set system time zone
example
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3.1.3 show date
command
show date
mode
All mode
parameters
none
description
show date //display date
example
3.1.4 show system
command
show system
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mode
All mode
parameters
none
description
show system //display system information
example
3.1.5 show processor
command
show processor
mode
All mode
parameters
none
description
show processor //display system information( CPU memory )
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example
3.2 in-band management
3.2.1 ip address
command
ip { address IP-ADDR [IP-MASK] | gate-way IP-GATEWAY }
no ip address
mode
vlan-interface mode
parameters
Parameter name Format value example
IP-MASK submask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 255.255.255.0
IP-GATEWAY Getway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 192.168.1.1
description
ip address IP-ADDR / set in-band management ip address
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ip address IP-ADDR IP-MASK // set ip address and submask
ip gate-way IP-GATEWAY //set ip getway
no ip address //set management IP address to default
example
3.2.2 management in-band vlan
command
management in-band vlan VLAN-ID
no management in-band vlan
mode
vlan-interface mode
parameters
pa rame ters n a m e f o r m a t v a l u e e x a m p l e
VLAN-ID VLAN integer [1, 4094] 100
description
management in-band vlan VLAN-ID //set in-band management vlan id
no management in-band vlan //set management to default
example
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3.2.3 show ip interface
command
show ip interface
mode
All mode
parameters
none
description
show ip interface //display network information
example
3.3 out-band management interface
3.3.1 management out-band ip
command
management out-band ip { address IP-ADDR [IP-MASK] | gate-way IP-GATEWAY }
no management out-band ip
mode
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parameters
IP-ADDR IP address Xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 192.168.1.100
IP-MASK Submask Xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 255.255.255.0
IP-GATEWAY Getway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 192.168.1.1
description
management out-band ip address IP-ADDR //set out-band ip address
management out-band ip address IP-ADDR IP-MASK //set ip and submask
management out-band ip gate-way IP-GATEWAY //getway
no management out-band ip //set out-band management ip to default
example
3.3.2 show management out-band
command
show management out-band
mode
All mode
parameters
none
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description
show management out-band //display all network information
example
3.4 device management
3.4.1 hostname
command
hostname OLT-NAME
no hostname
mode
parameters
OLT-NAME OLT alias Ascii 32Bytes Ktolt
description
hostname OLT-NAME //set olt alias
no hostname //clear alias
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example
3.4.2 device admin-status
command
device admin-status { up | down }
no device admin-status
mode
parameters
none
description
device admin-status up // set olt admin-status is online
device admin-status down //set olt admin-status is offline
no device admin-status //set olt admin-status to default
example
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3.4.3 show device
command
show device
mode
all mode
parameters
none
description
show device //display device properties
example
3.5 board management
3.5.1 board admin-status
command
board SLOT-ID admin-status { up | down }
no board SLOT-ID admin-status
mode
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parameters
SLOT-ID slot integer 1 1
description
board SLOT-ID admin-status up //
board SLOT-ID admin-status down //
no board SLOT-ID admin-status //set to default
example
3.5.2 show board
command
show board SLOT-ID
mode
all mode
parameters
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description
show board SLOT-ID //show olt board properties
example
3.6 Reboot device
3.6.1 reboot
command
reboot [SLOT-ID]
mode
privilege mode
parameters
description
reboot //reboot olt
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reboot SLOT-ID //reboot board
example
3.7 time synchronization
3.7.1 sntp enable
command
sntp { enable | disable }
no sntp
mode
parameters
none
description
sntp enable //enable SNTP
sntp disable //disable SNTP
no sntp //set to default
example
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3.7.2 sntp interval
command
sntp interval SYN-INTERVAL
no sntp interval
mode
parameters
SYN-INTERVAL Interval time integer 3600
description
sntp interval SYN-INTERVAL //Set the SNTP Client to NTP/SNTP Server synchronous clock timing
and time interval, in seconds
no sntp interval //set to default
example
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//set to 15s
3.7.3 sntp server
command
sntp server IP-ADDR
no sntp server
mode
parameters
description
sntp server IP-ADDR //set NTP/SNTP Server ip address
no sntp server //set to default
example
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3.7.4 show sntp
command
show sntp
mode
all mode
parameters
none
description
show sntp //show SNTP parameters
example
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4 Interface configuration
4.1 Show interface information
4.1.1 show interface brief
command
show interface brief
mode
all mode
parameters
none
description
show interface brief
example
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4.2 port speed limit
4.2.1 rate-limit
command
rate-limit {rx | tx} RATE
no rate-limit {rx | tx}
mode
global configuration mode or port mode
parameters
RATE Speed limit Integer,kbps [11024000] 100000
description
rate-limit rx RATE //download speed
rate-limit tx RATE //upload speed
no rate-limit rx //set to default
no rate-limit tx //set to default
example
4.2.2 show rate-limit
command
show rate-limit PORT-ID
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all mode
parameters
PORT-ID port integer snipon[18] s1/1, p1/2
description
show rate-limit PORT-ID //show limit information
example
5 SNI (uplink port) configuration

5.1 port properties
5.1.1 sni name
command
sni name SNI-NAME
mode
SNI port mode
parameters
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SNI-NAME SNI name Ascii 32Bytes Sni123
description
sni name SNI-NAME //set SNI name
example
5.1.2 sni admin-status
command
sni admin-status { up | down }
no sni admin-status
mode
global configuration mode or SNI mode
parameters
none
description
sni admin-status up //enable sni port
sni admin-status down //disable sni port
no sni admin-status //set to default
example
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5.1.3 sni auto-negotiation
command
sni auto-negotiation { auto | half-10 | full-10 | half-100 | full-100 | full-1000 | full-10000 }
mode
parameters
none
description
sni auto-negotiation auto
sni auto-negotiation half-10
sni auto-negotiation full-10
sni auto-negotiation half-100
no sni auto-negotiation
example
5.1.4 sni m15
command
sni m15 { enable | disable }
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no sni m15
mode
parameters
none
description
sni m15 enable //enable sni 15mins Performance statistics
sni m15 disable //disable sni 15mins Performance statistics
no sni m15
example
5.1.5 sni h24
command
sni h24 { enable | disable }
no sni h24
mode
global configuration mode or SNi mode
parameters
none
description
sni h24 enable //enable 24hrs Performance statistics
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sni h24 disable //disable 24hrs Performance statistics
no sni h24 //set to default
example
5.1.6 sni isolation
command
sni isolation { enable | disable }
no sni isolation
mode
global configuration mode SNI mode
parameters
none
description
sni isolation enable //enable isolation
sni isolation disable //disable isolation
no sni isolation //set to default
example
5.1.7 sni mac-address-table dynamic maximum
command
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sni mac-address-table dynamic maximum MAX-VALUE
no sni mac-address-table dynamic maximum
mode
global configuration mode SNI mode
parameters
MAX-VALUE Mac maximum number of integer [ 18192 ] 100

records
description
sni mac-address-table dynamic maximum MAX-VALUE
no sni mac-address-table dynamic maximum //set to default
example
5.1.8 show sni
command
show sni PORT-ID
mode
all mode
parameters
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PORT-ID SNI port id Slot port id S S1/2
description
show sni PORT-ID //show sni
example
5.2 Mirror configuration
5.2.1 sni mirror session
command
sni mirror session SESSION-ID { destination PORT-ID-DES | source PORT-ID-SRC { both | rx |

tx } }
no sni mirror session SESSION-ID
mode
parameters
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SESSION-ID Mirror index integer [1] 1
PORT-ID-DES SNI destination Slot port id S1/2

port
PORT-ID-SR source port Slot port id S1/3 P2/3

C
description
sni mirror session SESSION-ID destination PORT-ID //Set the SNI port mirroring port group
sni mirror session SESSION-ID source PORT-ID both //The port is added to the SNI port mirroring
group source port, two-way
sni mirror session SESSION-ID source PORT-ID rx //Add the port to the SNI port mirroring group
source port into the input direction
sni mirror session SESSION-ID source PORT-ID tx /Add the port to the SNI port mirroring group
source port into the output direction
no sni mirror session SESSION-ID //del group
example
//set source port
//add port to group
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5.2.2 show sni mirror
command
show sni mirror { session SESSION-ID | all }
mode
all mode
parameters
SESSION-ID Mirror index integer [1] 1
description
show sni mirror session SESSION-ID //show session
show sni mirror all / show all group
example
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5.3 port storm configuration
5.3.1 sni storm-control
command
sni storm-control STORM-MODE PACKET-RATE
no sni storm-control STORM-MODE
mode
SNI mode
parameters
STORM-MODE UmB uunknow ub
mmulticast
B:broadcast
PACKET-RATE rate integerkbps [641000000] 100
description
sni storm-control STORM-MODE PACKET-RATE //Set the SNI port entrance direction of storm
suppression
no sni storm-control STORM-MODE //set to default
example
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5.3.2 show sni storm-control
command
show sni storm-control PORT-ID
mode
all mode
parameters
PORT-ID SNI Slot port id S S1/2
description
show sni storm-control PORT-ID //show strom
example
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6 Trunk configuration
6.1 sni-trunk group
command
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID
no sni-trunk group GROUP-ID
mode
parameters
parameters n a m e f o r m a t v a l u e exampl
e
GROUP-ID Trunk group id integer [14] 1
description
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID //create trunk group
no sni-trunk group GROUP-ID //delete trunk group
example
6.2 sni-trunk group name
command
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID name TRUNK-NAME
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no sni-trunk group GROUP-ID name
mode
parameters
GROUP-ID Trunk id integer [14] 1
TRUNK-NAME Trunk name Ascii 32Bytes mytrunk
description
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID name TRUNK-NAME //modify trunk name
no sni-trunk group GROUP-ID name //set to default
example
6.3 sni-trunk group psc
command
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID psc TRUNK-PSC
no sni-trunk group GROUP-ID psc
mode
parameters
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GROUP-ID Trunk id integer [1-4] 1
TRUNK-PS Trunk traffic src-macbase on source mac src-mac

C policy
dst-macdestination mac
both-macboth mac
src-ip: source ip
dst-ipdestination ip
both-ipboth ip
description
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID psc TRUNK-PSC //set policy
no sni-trunk group GROUP-ID psc //set to default
example
6.4 sni-trunk group port
command
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID { [ add | delete ] port PORT-ID | clear port }
mode
parameters
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parameters name format value exampl
e
PORT-ID SNI port Slot port id S1/2
description
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID add port PORT-ID //add sni to trunk group
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID delete port PORT-ID //del sni from trunk group
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID clear port //clear all sni
example
6.5 sni-trunk group admin-status
command
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID admin-status { up | down }
no sni-trunk group GROUP-ID admin-status
mode
parameters

e
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e
description
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID admin-status up //enable admin-status
sni-trunk group GROUP-ID admin-status down //disable admin-status
no sni-trunk group GROUP-ID admin-status //set to default
example
6.6 show sni-trunk
command
show sni-trunk [ group GROUP-ID ]
mode
all mode
parameters

e
description
show sni-trunk group GROUP-ID //show trunk group information
show sni-trunk //show all trunk group
example
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//show group 1 trunk information
7 PON port configuration

7.1 PON port information
7.1.1 pon admin-status
command
pon admin-status { up | down }
no pon admin-status
mode
global configuration mode or pon mode
parameters
none
description
pon admin-status up //enable pon port
pon admin-status down //disable pon port
no pon admin-status //set pon port default
example
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//enable pon port 1/7
7.1.2 pon m15
command
pon m15 { enable | disable }
no pon m15
mode
parameters
none
description
pon m15 enable //enable pon port 15mins Performance Statistics
pon m15 disable //disable 15mins Performance Statistics
no pon m15 //set to default
example
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7.1.3 pon h24
command
pon h24 { enable | disable }
no pon h24
mode
parameters
none
description
pon h24 enable //enable pon port 24hrs Performance Statistics
pon h24 disable //disable pon port performance statistics
no pon h24 //set to default
example
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7.1.4 pon isolation
command
pon isolation { enable | disable }
no pon isolation
mode
parameters
none
description
pon isolation enable //enable pon port isolation
pon isolation disable //disable pon port isolation
no pon isolation //set to default
example
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//enable isolation
7.1.5 pon mac-address-table dynamic maximum
command
pon mac-address-table dynamic maximum MAX-VALUE
no pon mac-address-table dynamic maximum
mode
parameters
MAX-VALUE Mac max count integer [ 1 8192] 100
description
pon mac-address-table dynamic maximum MAX-VALUE //set pon port mac learning max count
no pon mac-address-table dynamic maximum //set to default count
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example
7.1.6 onu max-distance
command
onu max-distance DISTANCE
no onu max-distance
mode
PON mode
parameters
DISTANCE Pon-onu max distance integerkm 20, 30, 40, 50 50

km
description
onu max-distance DISTANCE //set max distance
no onu max-distance //set to default .default distance is 20km
example
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//set distance to 50 KM
7.1.7 show pon
command
show pon PORT-ID
mode
all mode
parameters
PORT-ID PON id Slot port iD P1/2
description
show pon PORT-ID //show pon port information
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example
//show pon port
7.2 Encryption mode configuration
7.2.1 pon crypto
command
pon crypto { enable | disable }
no pon crypto
mode
parameters
none
description
pon crypto enable //enable encryption
pon crypto disable //disable encryption
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no pon crypto //set to default
example
//disable
7.2.2 pon crypto mode
command
pon crypto mode { aes32 | aes48 | aes128 | triple-churning }
no pon crypto mode
mode
global configuration mode pon mode
parameters
none
description
pon crypto mode aes32 //set encryption mode to AES 32
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pon crypto mode triple-churning //set encryption mode to Triple Churning
no pon crypto mode //set to default
example
//set encryption mode to AES 32
7.2.3 pon crypto triple-churning
command
pon crypto triple-churning key-update-period UPDATE-TIME
no pon crypto triple-churning key-update-period
mode
global configuration mode pon mode
parameters
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UPDATE-TIME ey renewal period integerms [774786426 ] 10000
description
pon crypto triple-churning key-update-period UPDATE-TIME //set PON triple-churning update

period
no pon crypto triple-churning key-update-period //set to default
example
7.2.4 show pon crypto
command
show pon crypto PORT-ID
mode
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all mode
parameters
PORT-ID PON port id Slot pon port P1/2
description
show pon crypto PORT-ID //show encryption information
example
7.3 storm configuration
7.3.1 pon storm-control
command
pon storm-control STORM-MODE PACKET-RATE
no pon storm-control STORM-MODE
mode
PON mode
parameters
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STORM-MODE Storm UMB uunknow ub

mode
mmulticast
bbroadcast
PACKET-RATE rate integerkbps [641000000] 100000
description
pon storm-control STORM-MODE PACKET-RATE //Set the PON port entrance direction of storm
suppression
no pon storm-control STORM-MODE //set to default
example
7.3.2 show pon storm-control
command
show pon storm-control PORT-ID
mode
all mode
parameters
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description
show pon storm-control PORT-ID //show storm information
example
7.4 Port P2P configuration
7.4.1 p2p mode
command
p2p mode { full | disable }
no p2p mode
mode
PON mode
parameters
none
description
p2p mode full // This PON port all ONU can communicate
p2p mode disable // disable onu communicate
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no p2p mode // set to default .default is disable
example
7.4.2 show p2p
command
show p2p PORT-ID
mode
all mode
parameters
description
show p2p PORT-ID //show p2p information
example
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7.5 port optical transmission
7.5.1 show pon optical
command
show pon optical PORT-ID
mode
all mode
parameters
PORT-ID PON port id Slot port id P1/2
description
show pon optical PORT-ID //show port optical information
example
8 Mac address table

Mac Address Table Configure
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8.1 mac-address-table aging-time
Command
mac-address-table aging-time{0| AGING-TIME}
no mac-address-table aging-time
Mode
Global Configuration Mode
Parameters
Parameters Name Format value Example
AGING-TIME MAC address table aging Integer 0, [101000000] 300

time Units
Description
mac-address-table aging-time 0// MAC address learning table never aging
mac-address-table aging-time AGING-TIME // Configure the MAC address learning table aging
time
no mac-address-table aging-time// "MAC address learning table aging time" revert to default
values.
Example
// Configure the MAC address learning table aging time
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8.2 clear mac-address-table dynamic
Command
clear mac-address-table dynamic [ address MAC-ADDR|interface PORT-ID| vlan VLAN-ID]
Mode
Parameters
MAC-ADDR MAC Address XXXX.XXXX.XXXX or Unicast MAC 0000.4567.ABCD

Address
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
VLAN-ID VLAN ID Integer [1, 4094] 100
PORT-ID ID Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID s1/2p1/1
Description
clear mac-address-table dynamic// Remove all records of dynamic MAC address learning table
clear mac-address-table dynamic address MAC-ADDR// Dynamic MAC address learning table
records clear MAC address matches
clear mac-address-table dynamic interface PORT-ID// Clear the Dynamic MAC address learning
table with matching port ID
clear mac-address-table dynamic vlan VLAN-ID// Clear the Dynamic MAC address learning table
with matching VLAN ID
Example
// Clear the Dynamic MAC address learning table
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8.3 mac-address-table static
command
mac-address-table static MAC-ADDR VLAN-ID PORT-ID
no mac-address-table static MAC-ADDR VLAN-ID PORT-ID
mode
Parameters

Address
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
PORT-ID Sni ID Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID S1/2
Description
mac-address-table staticMAC-ADDR VLAN-ID PORT-ID// Add a static MAC address learning table
no mac-address-table staticMAC-ADDR VLAN-ID PORT-ID// Delete the MAC address learning a

static MAC record table
Example
// Add a static MAC address learning table
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8.4 show mac-address-table
Command
show mac-address-table[aging-time | address MAC-ADDR |static | interface PORT-ID | dynamic

[interface PORT-ID | vlan VLAN-ID ] | onu-interface ONU-ID]
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters

Address
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
PORT-ID ID Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID S1/2p1/1
ONU-ID ONU Index es Slot ID/Port ID:LLIDID [164] 1/2:3

ID
Description
show mac-address-table// show Mac Address Table
show mac-address-table aging-time //Show MAC Address aging time
show mac-address-table address MAC-ADDR // Show MAC Address Table of MAC-ADDR
showmac-address-table static// Show Static MAC Address learning table
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show mac-address-table interface PORT-ID// Show MAC Address Table of Port ID
show mac-address-table dynamic //Show dynamic MAC Address Table
show mac-address-table dynamic interface PORT-ID// Show Dynamic MAC Address Table of Port
ID
show mac-address-table dynamic vlan VLAN-ID // show Dynamic MAC Address Table of VLAN ID
show mac-address-table onu-interface ONU-ID // show ONU mac addresstable
Example
9 ACL Configure
9.1 access-list
Command
access-list { mac | standard | extended } ACL-NAME
no access-list ACL-INDEX
Mode
Parameters
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ACL-NAME ACL Name Ascii string Length<32Bytes MAC acl
ACL-INDEX ACL Index Integer By show Command 10

ID
Description
access-list { mac | standard | extended } ACL-NAME // Create a ACL list, and entered the list of
ACL configuration (add, delete rule) Mode. If the list already exists, directly into the ACL list of rules for
configuration, add and delete operations.
no access-list ACL- INDEX //Delete a ACL List
Example
//Create a ACL list
//Delete a ACL List
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9.1.1 permit
Command
permit [ ethernet-type { ETHERNET-TYPE-NAME|ETHERNET-CODE }] [ vlan VLAN-ID]

{ SRC-MAC-WITH-MASK| any } {DEST-MAC-WITH-MASK| any }
Mode
MAC ACL Configure Mode
Command
permit {SRC-IP-WITH-MASK | any }
Mode
IP standard ACLConfigure Mode
Command
permit [ip-protocol { PROTOCOL-TYPE-NAME|PROTOCOL- CODE} ] {SRC-IP-WITH-MASK | any }

[ port SRC-PORT-NUM] {DEST-IP-WITH-MASK| any } [ port DEST-PORT-NUM] [ dscp DSCP]
Mode
IP extended ACLConfigure Mode
Parameters
ETHERNET-TYPE-NAME Ethernet Ipv4ipv6arprarpfrppp

Type gsmp mpls mps mcap
pppoedpppoesctagepon
pbnacstagethexp1ethexp2
ethouipreauthlldpmacsec
mvrpmmrpfrrr
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ETHERNET-CODE Ethernet Integer [1, 65535] 32902(0x8086)

Type ID
VLAN-ID Vlan ID Integer [1, 4094] 1000
SRC-MAC-WITH-MASK Source mac 1234.5678.9abc:ffff.ffff.ffff

Address
DEST-MAC-WITH-MASK Destination 1234.5678.9abc:ffff.ffff.ffff

mac Address
PROTOCOL-TYPE-NAM IP Protocol Eigrpgreipinipigmpospf

E Type icmpudptcp
PROTOCOL- CODE IP Protocol Integer [1, 255] 2

Type ID
SRC-IP-WITH-MASK Source ip 192.168.1.1:255.255.255.255

Address
SRC-PORT-NUM Source ID Integer [1, 65535] 80
DEST-IP-WITH-MASK Destination 192.168.1.1:255.255.255.255

ip Address
DEST-PORT-NUM Destination Integer [1, 65535] 80

ID
DSCP dscp Integer [1, 63] 12
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Example//Create a rule which allows "MAC 0012.3456.789b"
//Create a rule which allows vlan ID 103
9.1.2 deny
Command
deny[ ethernet-type { ETHERNET-TYPE-NAME|ETHERNET-CODE }] [ vlan VLAN-ID]

{ SRC-MAC-WITH-MASK| any } {DEST-MAC-WITH-MASK| any }
Mode
MAC ACLConfigure Mode
Command
deny{SRC-IP-WITH-MASK | any }
Mode
IP standard ACLConfigure Mode
Command
deny[ip-protocol { PROTOCOL-TYPE-NAME|PROTOCOL- CODE} ] {SRC-IP-WITH-MASK | any }

[ port SRC-PORT-NUM] {DEST-IP-WITH-MASK| any } [ port DEST-PORT-NUM] [ dscp DSCP]
Mode
IP extended ACLConfigure Mode
Parameters
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ETHERNET-TYPE-NAME Ethernet Ipv4ipv6arprarpfrppp

Type Name gsmp mpls mps mcap
pppoedpppoesctagepon
pbnacstagethexp1ethexp2
ethouipreauthlldpmacsec
mvrpmmrpfrrr
ETHERNET-CODE Ethernet Integer [1, 65535] 32902(0x8086)

Type ID
VLAN-ID Vlan ID Integer [1, 4094] 1000
SRC-MAC-WITH-MASK Source mac 1234.5678.9abc:ffff.ffff.ffff

Address
DEST-MAC-WITH-MASK Destination 1234.5678.9abc:ffff.ffff.ffff

MAC
Address
PROTOCOL-TYPE-NAM Ip Protocol Eigrpgreipinipigmpospf

E TypeName icmpudptcp
PROTOCOL- CODE Ip Protocol Integer [1, 255] 2

Type ID
SRC-IP-WITH-MASK Source ip 192.168.1.1:255.255.255.255

Address
SRC-PORT-NUM Source ID Integer [1, 65535] 80
DEST-IP-WITH-MASK Destination 192.168.1.1:255.255.255.255

IP Address
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DEST-PORT-NUM Destination Integer [1, 65535] 80

ID
DSCP dscp Integer [1, 63] 12
Example
//Create a rule which deny "Destination IP Address 192.168.1.1 "
//Create a rule which deny greProtocol Type
9.1.3 no
Command
no RULE-INDEX
Mode
ACL Configure Mode
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Parameters
RULE-INDEX ACL Rule ID Integer By show Command 10
Description
no RULE- INDEX /Delete a rule from the current list of ACL ACL
Example
Example//Delete a rule from the current list of ACL
9.1.4 show
Command
show
Mode
ACL Configure Mode
Parameters
none
Description
show // Show the existing ACL rules of the current list of ACL (and its Index , in order to delete)
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Example
//Show the existing ACL rules of the current list of ACL
9.2 access-group
Command
access-group Index ACL-INDEX
access-group name ACL-NAME
no access-group Index ACL-INDEX
no access-groupname ACL-NAME
Mode
PONSNI PortConfigure Mode
Parameters
ACL-INDEX ACL Index ID Integer By show Command 10

view
ACL-NAME ACL Name Ascii String Length <32Bytes Macacl
Description
access-group Index ACL-INDEX // The ACL Index ID mount ACL list to port
access-group name ACL-NAME// The ACLName mount ACL list to port
no access-group Index ACL-INDEX // Delete the mount in the port list by ACL Index ID ACL
no access-groupname ACL-NAME// Delete the mount in the port list by ACLName ACL
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Example
//The ACLName mount ACL list to port
9.3 show access-lists
Command
show access-lists[ACL-INDEX ]
show access-lists name [ACL-NAME]
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
ACL-INDEX ACL Index ID Integer By show Command 10

view
ACL-NAME ACL Name Ascii String Length<32Bytes Macacl
Description
show access-lists// Show all the created ACL list
show access-listsACL-INDEX // Display has been created by ACL Index ID ACL list
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show access-lists name ACL-NAME // ACL list has been created by ACLName
Example
//Show all the created ACL listshow access-group
9.4 show access-group
Command
show access-group[PORT-ID]
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
PORT-ID Port Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID ponsni s1/1p1/2
Description
show access-group // All that has been created and mounted ACL list
show access-groupPORT-ID// Mount to port ACL display list (may be 0, 1, 2)
Example
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//Mount to port ACL display list
10 VLAN configuration
10.1 Vlan create
10.1.1vlan create
Command
vlan create VLAN-LIST
no vlan VLAN-LIST
Mode
Parameters
P a rame te rs N a m e F o r m a t v a l u e Example
VLAN-LIST Vlan List IntegerSupport operator ,- [1, 4094] 10,20-50
Description
vlan create VLAN-LIST //Add VLAN List
no vlan VLAN-LIST //Delete VLAN List
Example
//Add VLAN List
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10.2 mode configuration
10.2.1vlan
command
vlan VLAN-ID
mode
parameters
VLAN-ID VLAN id integer [1, 4094] 100
description
vlan VLAN-ID // Add VLAN (after the use of this command, enter the VLAN configuration mode of
VLAN properties configuration.)
example
10.2.1.1 name
Command
name VLAN-NAME
no name
Mode
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vlanConfigure Mode
Parameters
Parameters N a m e F o r m a t v a l u e Example
VLAN-NAME VLAN Name AsciiString Length32Bytes cctv1
Description
name VLAN-NAME //Configure vlan Name
no name //Delete vlan Name
Example
//Configure vlan Name
10.2.1.2 add
Command
add { tagged | untagged } PORT-ID
Mode
vlanConfigure Mode
Parameters
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PORT-ID Vlan Port Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID S1/3 or P2/3
Description
add tagged PORT-ID //Add Tagged Port to vlan
add untagged PORT-ID //Add Untagged Port to vlan
Example
//Add untagged Port to vlan
10.2.1.3 remove
Command
remove PORT-ID
Mode
vlanConfigure Mode
Parameters
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PORT-ID vlan Port Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID S1/3 or P2/3
Description
remove PORT-ID // delete vlan from PORT-ID Port
Example
10.2.1.4 clear
Command
clear { tagged | untagged }
Mode
vlanConfigure Mode
Parameters
Description
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clear tagged //Delete all tagged Port from vlan
clear untagged // Delete all untagged Port from vlan
Example
//Delete all untagged Port from vlan
10.3 Port Configure
10.3.1vlan port svlan tpid
Command
vlan port svlan tpIDTPID
no vlan port svlan tpID
Mode
Parameters
Paramet Name Format value Example

ers
TPID Vlan protocol FORMAT:0xXXXX [0x0001, 0xFFFE] 0xabcd

identifier
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Description
vlan port svlan tpIDTPID//Configure Port svlan tpID
no vlan port svlan tpID // "Port svlan tpID" to restore the default value
Example
//Configure Port svlan tpID
10.3.2 vlan port cvlan tpid
Command
vlan port cvlantpIDTPID
no vlan port cvlantpID
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or PONSNI Port Configure Mode or UNIinterface Mode
Parameters
Parameter Name Format value Example

s
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s
TPID vlan protocol FORMAT: 0xXXXX [0x0001, 0xFFFE] 0xabcd

identifier
Description
vlan port cvlantpIDTPID//Configure Port cvlan tpID
no vlan port cvlantpID // "Port cvlan tpID" to restore the default value
Example
//Configure Port cvlan tpID
10.3.3vlan port cfi
Command
vlan port cfi CFI
no vlan port cfi
Mode
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Global Configuration Mode or PONSNI Port Configure Mode
Parameters

s
CFI Rule format Integer [0, 1] 0

indicator
Description
vlan port cfi CFI//Configure Port Rule format indicator
no vlan port cfi //Restore "Port Rule format indicator to default
Example
//Configure Port Rule format indicator
10.3.4vlan port priority
Command
vlan port priorityVLAN-PRIORITY
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no vlan port priority
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or PONSNI Port Configure Mode or UNI interface Mode
Parameters
Parameters Name Format Value Example
VLAN-PRIORITY Vlan priority Integer [0, 7] 0
Description
vlan port priorityVLAN-PRIORITY//Configure Port vlan priority
no vlan port priority //Restore Configure Port vlan priority to default
Example
//Configure Port vlan priority
10.3.5vlan port pvid
Command
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vlan port pvID PV-ID
no vlan port pvID
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or PONSNI Port Configure Mode or UNI Interface Mode
Parameters

s
PV-ID Default vlan ID Integer [1, 4094] 100
Description
vlan port pvID PV-ID// Configure Port default vlan ID
no vlan port pvID //Cancel Configure Port default vlan ID
Example
//Configure Port default vlan ID
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10.3.6vlan port mode
Command
vlan port mode { transparent | translation | aggregation | stacking | trunk | strunk }
no vlan port mode
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or Port Configure Mode or UNI Interface Mode
Parameters
Description
vlan port mode transparent //
vlan port mode tag //
vlan port mode translation //
vlan port mode aggregation //
vlan port mode stacking //
vlan port mode trunk //
vlan port mode strunk //
Example
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//Configure Port vlan Mode as translation
10.3.7vlan port translation
Command
vlan port translation{ add { any |OLD-VLAN-LIST } NEW-VLAN-ID | delete OLD-VLAN-LIST }
vlan port translation clear
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or PON Port Configure Mode or UNI Interface Mode
Parameters
OLD-VLAN-LIST Old VLAN List IntegerSupport operator ,- [1, 4094] 10,20-50
NEW-VLAN-ID New vlan ID Integer [1, 4094] 1000
Description
vlan port translation addany NEW-VLAN-ID// VLAN translation (1:1) mode, add VLAN ID
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conversion relationship (all VLAN ID are translated NEW-VLAN-ID, existing configuration data if there is a
conversion between the same source VLAN-ID, is to cover the configuration mode), configure the remote
ONU does not support this command.
vlan port translation add OLD-VLAN-LIST NEW-VLAN-ID// VLAN (N:1) mode, add VLAN ID
(conversion, conversion if the same source VLAN-ID configuration data in the coverage configuration)
vlan port translation delete OLD-VLAN-LIST/ VLAN (N:1) mode, ID (VLAN conversion delete
existing configuration data without the same source VLAN-ID, do not do processing)
vlan port translationclear// VLAN (N:1) mode, conversion to clear all VLAN configuration data
Example
10.3.8vlan port aggregation
Command
vlan port translation{ add { any |OLD-VLAN-LIST } NEW-VLAN-ID | delete OLD-VLAN-LIST }
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vlan port translation clear
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or PON Port Configure Mode or UNI Interface Mode
Parameters
OLD-VLAN-LIST Old VLAN List IntegerSupport operator ,- [1, 4094] 10,20-50
NEW-VLAN-ID New vlan ID Integer [1, 4094] 1000
Description
vlan port translation addany NEW-VLAN-ID// VLAN translation (1:1) mode, add VLAN ID
conversion relationship (all VLAN ID are translated NEW-VLAN-ID, existing configuration data if there is a
conversion between the same source VLAN-ID, is to cover the configuration mode), configure the remote
ONU does not support this command.
vlan port translation add OLD-VLAN-LIST NEW-VLAN-ID// VLAN (N:1) mode, add VLAN ID
(conversion, conversion if the same source VLAN-ID configuration data in the coverage configuration)
vlan port translation delete OLD-VLAN-LIST/ VLAN (N:1) mode, ID (VLAN conversion delete
existing configuration data without the same source VLAN-ID, do not do processing)
vlan port translationclear// VLAN (N:1) mode, conversion to clear all VLAN configuration data
Example
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// The relationship between VLAN ModeAdd VLAN ID polymerization conversion
10.3.9vlan port qinq
Command
vlan port qinq{ add { any |CVLAN-LIST}SVLAN-ID [NEW-COS] | deleteCVLAN-LIST }
vlan port qinqclear
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or PON Port Configure Mode
Parameters
CVLAN-LIST Cvlan List Integer Support operator ,- [1, 4094] 10,20-50
SVLAN-ID svlanID Integer [1, 4094] 100
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NEW-COS New cos value Integer [0, 7] 1
Description
vlan port qinq addany SVLAN-ID// VLAN qinqMode, Add VLAN ID (the conversion of all VLAN ID in
the outer SVLAN-ID, existing Configure data if the same Source VLAN-ID transformation, is to cover the
Configure)
vlan port qinq addany SVLAN-ID NEW-COS// VLAN qinqMode, add VLAN ID conversion
relationship (all VLAN ID is in the outer layer play SVLAN-ID, existing the configure data if have conversion
between the same source VLAN-ID to cover the configure) and configure the new cos value, the
vlan port qinq add CVLAN-LISTSVLAN-ID// VLAN qinqMode, Add VLAN ID (conversion, conversion
if the same Source VLAN-ID existing in Configure data is to cover the Configure)
vlan port qinq add CVLAN-LISTSVLAN-ID NEW-COS// VLAN qinqMode, Add VLAN ID (conversion,
conversion if the same Source VLAN-ID existing in Configure data in Configure, and Configure coverage)
new cos value
vlan port qinqdeleteCVLAN-LIST// VLAN qinqMode, delete VLAN ID (the conversion of existing
Configure data without the same Source VLAN-ID, do not do processing)
vlan port qinqclear // VLAN qinqMode, VLAN Configure conversion to clear all data
Example
// The relationship between VLAN QinQ Mode Add VLAN conversion ID
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10.3.10 vlan port trunk
Command
vlan port trunk{ add { any |TRUNK-VLAN-LIST}| deleteTRUNK-VLAN-LIST }
vlan port trunk clear
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or SNIPON Port Configure Mode or UNI Interface Mode
Parameters
TRUNK-VLAN-LIST Vlan List Integer Support operator ,- [1, 4094] 10,20-50
Description
vlan port trunk add any// VLAN trunk Mode, Add trunk list (VLAN ID all through the remote Configure
ONU), does not support the Command
vlan port trunk add TRUNK-VLAN-LIST// VLAN trunk Mode, Add TRUNK-VLAN-LIST
vlan port trunkdeleteTRUNK-VLAN-LIST // VLAN trunk Mode, delete TRUNK-VLAN-LIST (the data
of Configure without the same Source VLAN-ID, do not do processing)
vlan port trunk clear // VLAN trunk Mode, trunk listConfigure to clear all data
Example
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// vlan trunk add trunk list
10.3.11 vlan port strunk
Command
vlan port strunk{ add{ any |TRUNK-VLAN-LIST}| deleteTRUNK-VLAN-LIST }
vlan port strunk clear
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or SNI Port Configure Mode
Parameters
TRUNK-VLAN-LIST vlan List Integer Support operator ,- [1, 4094] 10,20-50
Description
vlan port strunk add any// VLAN strunkMode, Add Strunk list (VLAN ID all through)
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vlan port strunk add TRUNK-VLAN-LIST//vlan strunkMode Add TRUNK-VLAN-LIST
vlan port strunkdeleteTRUNK-VLAN-LIST //vlan strunkMode delete TRUNK-VLAN-LIST(if there

is no existing Configure data in the same Source VLAN-ID, do not do processing)
vlan port strunk clear // VLAN strunkMode, clear all Strunk listConfigure data
Example
// vlan strunk add strunk list
10.4 query
10.4.1show vlan
command
show vlan { brief | global | id VLAN-ID | port PORT-IF }
show onu LLID vlan port PORT-ID
mode
all mode
Parameters
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VLAN-ID VLANID Integer [1, 4094] 100
PORT-IF ID Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID S1/3 or P2/3
LLID ONU LLIDID Slot ID/ID:LLID 1/21
PORT-ID UNI ID Integer [1, 4] 1
Description
show vlan brief // To display all VLAN information
show vlanglobal// VLAN Global Configuration information display
show vlan ID VLAN-ID// VLAN Port Configure information
show vlan port PORT-IF//show Port vlanConfigure
show onu SLOTID/PORTID:LLID vlan port PORT-ID// The remote ONU Port Configure information
display
Example
//VLAN Global Configuration information display
10.4.2show vlan-port
Command
show vlan-port [ PORT-ID ]
Mode
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ONUMode or UNIMode
Parameters
PORT-ID UNIID Integer [1, 4] 1
Description
show vlan-port // ONU Port VLAN Configure information, can only run in onuMode
show vlan-port PORT-ID // Uni Port VLAN Configure, can run on ONU and uniMode
Example
//ONU Port VLAN Configure information
//Uni Port 2 vlan Configure
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11 IGMP Configure
11.1 This chapter mainly Description IGMP PON Port ONU, multicast management,
remote exchange Port and Configure, the controllable multicast reduction and display.
11.2 Basic Configure
11.2.1ip igmp
Command
ip igmp { enable | disable }
Mode
Parameters
none
Description
ip igmp enable //enable igmp
ip igmp disable //disable igmp
Example//enable igmp
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11.2.2 ip igmp multicast vlan create
Command
ip igmp multicast vlan create VLAN-ID-RANGE
no ip igmp multicast vlan
Mode
Parameters
VLAN-ID-RANGE VLANID Integerx-y [1, 4094] 100-200
Description
ip igmp multicast vlan create VLAN-ID-RANGE // Create a multicast VLAN, the multicast VLAN
allows up to create 256, and 1 and 4094 have been occupied, cannot create
no ip igmpmulticast vlan // Delete multicast VLAN
Example
//create multicast vlan
11.2.3ip igmp multicast vlan interface
Command
ip igmp multicast vlan VLAN-ID interface
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no ip igmp multicast vlan VLAN-ID interface
Mode
Global Configuration Mode or SNIPON Port Configure Mode
Parameters
Description
ip igmp multicast vlan VLAN-ID interface // Port Add to VLAN multicast. In the global Mode, Add,
SNI all PON Port; in Port Mode, Add the Port.
no ip igmpmulticast vlan VLAN-ID interface //cancel Port Add to VLAN multicast. In the global
Mode, Add, SNI all PON Port; in Port Mode, Add the Port.
Example
//Port Add to VLAN multicast
11.2.4show ip igmp multicast vlan
Command
show ip igmp multicast vlan
Mode
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Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
Description
show ip igmp multicast vlan // Display multicast VLAN information
Example
//Display multicast VLAN information
11.2.5show ip igmp multicast vlan interaface
Command
show ip igmp multicast vlan VLAN-IDinterface
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
Description
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show ip igmp multicast vlan VLAN-IDinterface // Displays the specified multicast VLAN Port
information
Example
//Displays the specified multicast VLAN Port information
11.3 PONPort Configure
11.3.1show ip igmp version
Command
show ip igmp version
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
Description
show ip igmp version // IGMP multicast support version
Example
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11.3.2ip igmp-proxy mode
Command
ip igmp-proxy mode { distributed-with-cm| distributed-wo-cm }
no ip igmp-proxy mode
Mode
Parameters
Description
ip igmp-proxy mode distributed-with-cm // Configure Mode Mode for controllable multicast
ip igmp-proxy mode distributed-wo-cm // Configure Mode multicast protocol Mode
no ip igmp-proxy mode // "Multicast Mode" return to the default value
Example
//Configure Mode Mode for controllable multicast
11.3.3ip igmp-proxy query-interval
Command
ip igmp-proxy query-interval TIME-QI
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no ip igmp-proxy query-interval
Mode
Parameters
TIME-QI Query interval IntegerUnit:s [1015360] 100
Description
ip igmp-proxy query-interval TIME-QI// Packet interval Configure multicast agent sends the query
multicast member (between TIME-QI seconds to query the multicast group members)
no ip igmp-proxy query-interval // The message time interval "multicast agent sends the query
multicast members revert to default values.
Example
11.3.4ip igmp-proxy max-query-response-interval
Command
ip igmp-proxy max-query-response-interval TIME-MQRI
no ip igmp-proxy max-query-response-interval
Mode
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Parameters
TIME-MQRI The maximum time interval IntegerUnit:100ms [ 10125 ] 100

query response
Description
ip igmp-proxy max-query-response-interval TIME-MQRI// The maximum response time interval

Configure multicast agent query multicast members (if the response time after a timeout has not yet
received the query response, again query)
no ip igmp-proxy max-query-response-interval // The maximum response time interval "multicast

agent query multicast members revert to default values.
Example
//The maximum response time interval Configure query multicast members of the agent
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11.3.5ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-interval
Command
ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-interval TIME-LMQI
no ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-interval
Mode
Parameters
TIME-LMQI The last member query IntegerUnit:s [ 10125 ] 100

interval
Description
ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-interval TIME-LMQI// The last member of the Configure

multicast group query interval (the interval of TIME-LMQI seconds after the multicast group members if
there are any inquiries)
no ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-interval // The last member of a multicast group in the query

interval "restore defaults
Example
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//The last member query interval allocation in multicast group
11.3.6ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-count
Command
ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-count TIMES-LMQC
no ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-count
Mode
Parameters
TIMES-LMQC The last member query Integer [ 27 ] 100

number
Description
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ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-count TIMES-LMQC// The final allocation of members in the
multicast group (based on the number of queries to the Configure value of the query interval query, query)
no ip igmp-proxy last-member-query-count // The last member of a multicast group in the number

of queries "revert to default values.
Example
//The final allocation of members in the multicast group queries.
11.3.7ip igmp-proxy robust
Command
ip igmp-proxy robust ROBUST
no ip igmp-proxy robust
Mode
Parameters
ROBUST Robust variable Integer [ 27 ] 2
Description
ip igmp-proxy robust ROBUST// The configuration of multicast robustness variable
no ip igmp-proxy robust // "Multicast robustness variable" revert to default values.
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Example//The configuration of multicast robustness variable
11.3.8show ip igmp
Command
show ip igmp
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
Description
show ip igmp // Display IGMP configuration information (switch, version, and the last member query
interval query, robustness)
Example
//Display IGMP configuration information
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11.3.9ip igmp-proxy create
Command
ip igmp-proxy create IGMP-NAME MULTICAST-IP VLAN-ID
no ip igmp-proxy IGMP-NAME
Mode
Parameters
IGMP-NAME IGMPName AsciiString Length cctv-5

30Bytes
MULTICAST-IP Multicast IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx IP Address Multicast ip 192.168.1.1

Address
Description
ip igmp-proxy create IGMP-NAME MULTICAST-IP VLAN-ID // Create multicast group
no ip igmp-proxyIGMP-NAME // delete multicast group
Example
//Create multicast group
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11.3.10 show ip igmp-proxy groups
Command
show ip igmp-proxy groups
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
Description
show ip igmp-proxy groups //show IGMP multicast group information
Example
//show IGMP multicast group information
11.3.11 show ip igmp forwarding
Command
show ip igmp forwarding
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
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Parameters
none
Description
show ip igmp forwarding // IGMP OLT display PON port forwarding
Example
//IGMP OLT display PON port forwarding
11.4 ONU Remote Configure
11.4.1port PORT-ID ctc mcst tag-stripe
Command
port PORT-ID ctc mcst tag-stripe { enable | disable }
no port PORT-ID ctc mcst tag-stripe
Mode
ONUMode
Parameters
PORT-ID UNIID ID [1, 4] 1
Description
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port PORT-ID ctc mcst tag-stripe enable // Configure tag-stripe, the removal of multicast packets
received by ONU under VLAN tag
port PORT-ID ctc mcst tag-stripe disable // Configure tag-stripe, do not remove downward multicast
message received by ONU VLAN tag
no port PORT-ID ctc mcst tag-stripe // "VLAN tag stripping switch downlink multicast packets
received by ONU as the default recovery
Example
//The configuration characteristics of tag-stripe, removal of multicast packets received by ONU under
VLAN tag
11.4.2show ip mcst
Command
show ip mcst onu ONU-ID port PORT-ID
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
ONU-ID ONUID Slot ID/ID:LLID 1/2:3
Description
show ip mcst onu ONU-ID port PORT-ID// VLAN group multicast uni Port added information
Example
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VLAN group multicast uni Port added information
11.5 controllable multicast configuration
11.5.1ip igmp-package group
Command
ip igmp-packagegroup GROUP-ID
no ip igmp-packagegroup GROUP-ID
Mode
Parameters
GROUP-ID multicast service Integer [1, 128] 1

packages ID
Description
ip igmp-packagegroup GROUP-ID//create multicast service packages
no ip igmp-packagegroup GROUP-ID // delete multicast service packages
Example
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//create multicast service packages
11.5.2ip igmp-package group name
Command
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID namePACKAGE-NAME
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID name
Mode
Parameters
GROUP-ID multicast Integer [1, 128] 1

service
packages ID
PACKAGE-NAME SNI Port Name AsciiString Length32Bytes Sni123
Description
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID namePACKAGE-NAME// Set the multicast service packet

Name
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no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID name //cancel the multicast service packet Name
Example
// Set the multicast service packet Name
11.5.3ip igmp-package group proxy
Command
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID proxy { add | delete } PROXY-LIST
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID proxy clear
Mode
Parameters

packages ID
PROXY-LIST Multicast proxy Integer Support operator ,- 1,3-5

List
Description
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ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID proxy add PROXY-LIST//Add multicast service packages
proxy List
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID proxy delete PROXY-LIST// delete multicast service

packages proxy List
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID proxy clear //clear multicast service packages proxy List
Example
//Add multicast service packages proxy List
11.5.4ip igmp-package group user-authority
Command
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID user-authority { permit | preview | deny }
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID user-authority
Mode
Parameters
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packages ID
Description
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID user-authority permit// Set multicast service packages user
access authority is permit
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID user-authority preview// Set multicast service packages user
access authority is preview
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID user-authority deny// Set multicast service packages user
access authority is preview deny
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID user-authority // Set multicast service packages user

access authority as default
Example
//Set multicast service packages user access authority is permit
11.5.5ip igmp-package group max-request-channel
Command
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID max-request-channel MAX-NUM
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no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID max-request-channel
Mode
Parameters
GROUP-ID multicast service packages ID Integer [1, 128] 1
MAX-NUM multicast service packages Integer [0, 512] 5

maximum number of program
requests
Description
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID max-request-channel MAX-NUM//set multicast service

packages maximum number of program requests
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID max-request-channel//set multicast service packages

maximum number of program requests as default
Example//set multicast service packages maximum number of program requests
11.5.6ip igmp-package group single-preview-time
Command
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ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID single-preview-time PREVIEW-TIME
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID single-preview-time
Mode
Parameters

packages ID
PREVIEW-TIME Single preview Integer [0, 86400] 30

time
Description
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID single-preview-time PREVIEW-TIME//set multicast service

packages Single preview time
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID single-preview-time//set multicast service packages

Single preview timeas default
Example
//set multicast service packages Single preview time
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11.5.7ip igmp-package group total-preview-time
Command
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID total-preview-time PREVIEW-TIME
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID total-preview-time
Mode
Parameters
GROUP-ID multicast service packages Integer [ 1 128 ] 1

ID
PREVIEW-TIME multicast service packages IntegerUnit:s [0, 8640000] 5

The total length of the
preview
Description
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID total-preview-time PREVIEW-TIME// multicast service

packages The total length of the preview
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID total-preview-time// multicast service packages The

total length of the previewas default
Example
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//set multicast service packages The total length of the preview
11.5.8ip igmp-package group preview-reset-time
Command
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID preview-reset-time RESET-TIME
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID preview-reset-time
Mode
Parameters
GROUP-ID multicast service packages Integer [1, 128] 1

ID
RESET-TIME multicast service packages IntegerUnit:s [0, 86400] 5

\Preview reset interval
Description
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID preview-reset-time RESET-TIME//set multicast service

packages Preview reset interval
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no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID preview-reset-time//set multicast service packages
Preview reset intervalas default
Example
//set multicast service packages Preview reset interval
11.5.9ip igmp-package group preview-count
Command
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID preview-count TIMES
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID preview-count
Mode
Parameters
GROUP-ID multicast service packages Integer [1, 128] 1

ID
TIMES Preview times Integer [0, 100] 5
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Description
ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID preview-count TIMES//set multicast service packages

preview times
no ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID preview-count//set multicast service packages preview

timesas default
Example//set multicast service packages preview times
11.5.10 show ip igmp-package group
Command
show ip igmp-package group {GROUP-ID | all }
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
GROUP-ID multicast service packages ID Integer [1, 128] 1
Description
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show ip igmp-package group GROUP-ID// Multicast service packages (Name, List, information
agent user access request, maximum number of channels, single preview length, total length, preview
preview, preview the number of reset time etc.)
show ip igmp-package group all// Multicast service packages to display all the information (Name,
agent List, user access request, maximum number of channels, single preview length, total length, preview
preview, preview the number of reset time etc.)
Example
//Multicast service packages information
11.5.11 port PORT-ID controlled-multicast package
Command
port PORT-IDcontrolled-multicastpackage { add | delete }PACKAGE-LIST
port PORT-ID controlled-multicast package clear
Mode
ONUMode
Parameters
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PACKAGE-LIST business Integer Support operator ,- 1,3-5

packages
List
Description
port PORT-ID controlled-multicast package addPACKAGE-LIST//Add UNI Port permit add

multicast service packages List
port PORT-ID controlled-multicast package delete PACKAGE-LIST// delete UNI Port permit join
multicast service packages List
port PORT-ID controlled-multicast package clear//cancel UNI Port permit join all multicast
service packages List
Example
// Add UNI Port multicast service packages List
11.5.12 port PORT-ID controlled-multicast bandwidth
Command
port PORT-ID controlled-multicast bandwIDthBANDWITCH
no port PORT-ID controlled-multicast bandwIDth
Mode
ONUMode
Parameters
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BANDWITCH Port The maximum IntegerUnit:kbps 1000

bandwidth multicast
Description
port PORT-ID controlled-multicast bandwIDthBANDWITCH// Maximum bandwidth UNI Port

receiving multicast service
no port PORT-ID controlled-multicast bandwIDth// Set the maximum bandwidth of UNI Port
receiving multicast service to the default value
Example
//set bandwidth UNI Port receiving multicast service
11.5.13 show onu port controlled-multicast
Command
showonu LLID port PORT-ID controlled-multicast
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
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LLID ONU LLIDID Slot ID/ID:LLID 1/21
PORT-ID UNI ID ID [1, 4] 1
Description
showonu LLID port PORT-ID controlled-multicast// Display uni users on the Port program package
permission and bandwidth information
Example
//Display uni users on the Port program package permission and bandwidth information
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12 STP Configure
12.1 Global Configuration
12.1.1spanning-tree
Command
spanning-tree
no spanning-tree [forward]
Mode
Parameters
Description
spanning-tree // Open the Spanning Tree protocol, the default value is closed.
no spanning-tree [forward] // Restore default value (close Spanning Tree protocol). Forward said
that Port is still in the forwarding state.
Example
//enable Spanning Tree
12.1.2spanning-tree mode
Command
spanning-tree mode { sstp | rstp | mstp}
no spanning-tree mode
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Mode
Parameters
none
Description
spanning-tree mode sstp /Set sstpMode
spanning-tree mode rstp //Set rstpMode
spanning-tree mode mstp //Set mstpMode
no spanning-tree mode //restore Spanning Tree Mode to defaultdefault is sstp
Example
//enable spanning tree set it to rstp Mode
12.1.3spanning-tree priority
Command
spanning-treepriorityPRIORITY
no spanning-tree priority
Mode
Parameters
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PRIORITY Bridge Priority Integer Multiples [ 015 ] 5

of 4096
Description
spanning-tree priorityPRIORITY // Bridge priority Configure spanning tree
no spanning-tree priority //restore Bridge priority Configure spanning tree to default

8*4096=32768
Example
//The bridge spanning tree priority setting
12.1.4spanning-tree max-age
Command
spanning-tree max-ageAGING-TIME
no spanning-tree max-age
Mode
Parameters
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AGING-TIME The aging time of the IntegerUnit:s [640] 10

root bridge
Description
spanning-tree max-age AGING-TIME// The aging time of the root bridge spanning tree Configure.
no spanning-tree max-age// "Aging" root bridge spanning tree to restore to the default value of 20
seconds.
Example
//The aging time set the root bridge spanning tree
12.1.5spanning-tree hello-time
Command
spanning-tree hello-timeHELLO-TIME
no spanning-tree hello-time
Mode
Parameters
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HELLO-TIME Message transmission time IntegerUnit:s [ 110 ] 10

interval root bridge
Description
spanning-tree hello-time HELLO-TIME// set the root bridge spanning tree of Message transmission
time interval.
no spanning-tree hello-time// The message transmission time interval "root bridge spanning tree to
restore to the default value of 2 seconds.
Example
2(HELLO-TIME + 1) AGING-TIME
// set the root bridge spanning tree of Message transmission time interval.
12.1.6spanning-tree forward-time
Command
spanning-tree forward-timeFORWARD-DELAY
no spanning-tree forward-time
Mode
Parameters
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FORWARD-DELA The root bridge IntegerUnit:s [ 430] 10

Y conversion delay
Description
spanning-tree forward-timeFORWARD-DELAY// The root bridge conversion delay
no spanning-tree forward-time// The conversion of the root bridge spanning tree delay recovery "as
the default, 15 seconds.
Example
example
//Configure Conversion of the root bridge spanning tree delay
12.1.7spanning-tree tx-hold-count
Command
spanning-tree tx-hold-countNUMBERS
no spanning-tree tx-hold-count
Mode
Parameters
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NUMBERS The number of BPDU per Integer [1, 10] 5

second sent
Description
spanning-treetx-hold-count NUMBERSE // The number of BPDU per second sent configuration.
no spanning-treetx-hold-count// The second tree up to send the BPDU number "revert to its default
value 6.
Example
//The number of BPDU per second sent configuration
12.1.8spanning-tree pathcost-method
Command
spanning-tree pathcost-method {long | short}
no spanning-tree pathcost-method
Mode
Parameters
Description
spanning-tree pathcost-method{long | short}// The default configuration cost calculation method of
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port path, set the value for the long plastic (long) or short (short).
no spanning-tree pathcost-method// The default cost Port spanning tree path calculation method to
restore the default, SSTP: short (short), RSTP, MSTP: integer length (long).
Example
//The default configuration cost calculation method of port path, set the value for the long
12.2 port configure
12.2.1switchport
Command
switchport
no switchport
Mode
SNI Port Configure Mode
Parameters
none
Description
switchport // The current port Add to the virtual bridge.
no switchport //cancel The current port Add to the virtual bridge.
Example
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12.2.2spanning-tree port-priority
Command
spanning-tree port-priorityPRIORITY
no spanning-tree port-priority
Mode
Parameters
PRIORITY Port priority IntegerMultiples of 16 [ 015] 5
Description
spanning-tree port-priorityPRIORITY// Port priority Configure spanning tree.
no spanning-treeport-priority// The "priority" configuration spanning tree restore defaults

8*16=128
Example
//Port priority Configure spanning tree
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12.2.3spanning-tree port-cost
Command
spanning-tree port-costPORT-COST
no spanning-treeport-cost
Mode
Parameters
PORT-COS Port path cost Integer [ 1200000000 ]

T
Description
spanning-tree port-costPORT-COST//Configure SPT Port path cost
no spanning-treeport-cost//restore the SPT port path cost to default
Example
//Configure SPT Port path cost
12.3 query
12.3.1show spanning-tree
Command
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show spanning-tree [interface PORT-ID | forward-time | hello-time | max-age | tx-hold-count |
pathcost-method]
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
PORT-ID SNI ID Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID Port Types s1/3
Description
show spanning-tree // The topology information display information and the parameters of STP
spanning trees
show spanning-tree interface PORT-ID// display Specify the Port STP information
show spanning-tree forward-time //show forward-time
show spanning-tree hello-time //show Hello time
show spanning-tree max-age //show max-age
show spanning-tree tx-hold-count //show tx-hold-count
show spanning-tree pathcost-method //show pathcost method
Example
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//show SPT Global Configuration
13 Port protect Configure

13.1 Main fiber protect
13.1.1protect-group primary secondary
Command
protect-group GROUP-IDprimaryPORT-ID-PON1secondaryPORT-ID-PON2
no protect-group GROUP-ID
Mode
Parameters
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GROUP-ID Protected group ID Integer [14] 1
PORT-ID-PON1 Protected PON ID Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID p1/1
PORT-ID-PON2 Protected backup PON Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID p1/2

ID
Description
protect-group GROUP-IDprimaryPORT-ID-PON1secondaryPORT-ID-PON2// Create a OLT port

protection group, created after the group state is enable
no protect-group GROUP-ID// According to the current ID GROUP-ID delete Protection Group OLT
port protection group
Example
// Create a OLT port protection group
13.1.2protect-group enable
Command
protect-group GROUP-ID { enable | disable }
Mode
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Parameters
Parameters Name Format value Exampl

e
GROUP-ID Protected ID Integer [14] 1
Description
protect-group GROUP-ID enable // According to the current open GROUP-ID protection group
protect-group GROUP-ID disable // According to the current GROUP-ID disable protection group
Example
//According to the current GROUP-ID disable protection group
13.1.3protect-group forced-switch
Command
protect-group GROUP-ID forced-switch
Mode
Parameters
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Parameters N a m e F o r m a t v a l u e Exampl
e
Description
protect-group GROUP-ID forced-switch // Forced to switch protection link group
13.1.4protect-group lock
Command
protect-group GROUP-IDlock { primary | secondary | null }
Mode
Parameters
Description
protect-group GROUP-ID lock primary // Lock protection work for the link group link
protect-group GROUP-ID lock secondary // Lock the backup link protection group for links
protect-group GROUP-ID lock null // Not the lock protection group link
Example
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//lock protection group link
13.1.5show protect-group
Command
show protect-group {GROUP-ID | all}
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters

e
Description
show protect-group GROUP-ID// Display the Configure information and the operation state of a
protection group
show protect-group all// Display the Configure information and the operation state of all protection
group
Example
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//Display the Configure information and the operation state of a protection group
14 QOS configure
14.1 Global QOS configure
14.1.1qos global
Command
qos globalbased { device | port }
no qos globalbased
Mode
Parameters
Description
qos global based device // Configure QOS global parameters based on equipment
qos global based port // Configure QOS global parameters based on Port
no qos global based // restore the QOS global parameters to default
Example
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14.1.2show qos global
Command
show qos global
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
Description
show qos global // Display QOS global configuration
(the maximum queue number, based on the equipment, based on the model [port])
Example
//Display QOS global configuration
14.2 queue mapping
14.2.1qos map
Command
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qos { cos | diffserv } mapQUEUE-IDPRIORITY-LIST
no qos map { table | mode }
Mode
Parameters
QUEUE-ID QOS queue ID Integer [1,8] 2
PRIORITY-LIST QOS priority Integer COS:[1,8] 10

Support
DIFFSERV:[1,64]
operator ,
-
Description
qos cos mapQUEUE-IDPCOSRIORITY-LIST-COS// The equipment configuration, port mapping

table based on QOS. Use this command in global configuration mode, will affect all port CoS priority queue;
and in the following configuration interface configuration mode of the order, will affect only the CoS priority
queue of the port
qos diffserv mapQUEUE-IDPCOSRIORITY-LIST-DIF // Configuration based on equipment, port

QoS mapping table in global configuration mode using the command will affect all ports DiffServ priority
queue; and in the interface configuration mode in the following configuration commands will only affect the
DiffServ priority queue with the port of
no qos map table //Cancel QOS map table
no qos map mode // Cancel QOS map mode
Example
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//Configure QOS CoS priority queue mapping table
14.2.2show qos map
Command
show qosmap [ port PORT-ID ]
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters

s
PORT-ID ID Port Type + Slot ID/Port ID P1/2
Description
show qos map // Display all the Port QoS mapping table
show qos map port PORT-ID // Display one Port QoS mapping table
Example
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//Display all the Port QoS mapping table
14.3 Queue Scheduling
14.3.1qos scheduler policy
Command
qos scheduler policy { sp | wrr | spwrr }
no qos scheduler policy
Mode
Parameters
Description
qos scheduler policy sp // Configure the priority queue scheduling strategy. In global configuration
mode using the command, will have an impact on all ports strict priority queue scheduling strategy; and the
command on interface configuration mode in the following configuration will only affect the the port strict
priority queue scheduling strategy
qos scheduler policy wrr// Configure the priority queue scheduling strategy. Use this command in
global configuration mode, will affect all ports weighted round robin queue scheduling strategy; and in the
following configuration interface configuration mode of the order, will affect only the weighted round robin
queue scheduling strategy of the port
qos scheduler policy spwrr // Configure the priority queue scheduling strategy. In the global
configuration mode using the command, will have an impact on all ports strict priority + weighted round
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robin queue hybrid scheduling strategy; and in the interface configuration mode in the following
configuration command will only affect the the port of strictly priority + weighted round robin queue hybrid
scheduling strategy
no qos scheduler policy // Configure the priority queue scheduling strategy. Use this command in
global configuration mode, will affect all port priority queue scheduling strategy; and in the following
configuration interface configuration mode of the order, will only affect the priority queue scheduling
strategy of the port
Note: in QOS downlink scheduling,
Example
//Configure priority queue scheduling strategy
14.3.2qos scheduler weight
Command
qos schedulerweightWEIGHT-LIST
no qos schedulerweight
Mode
Parameters
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e
WEIGHT-LIST QOS queue Integer Support operator , [ 193 ] or 12

weight 0
Description
qos schedulerweightWEIGHT-LIST// The configuration parameters of queue scheduling weights.

This command only in the configuration of the queue scheduling mode is WRR, when the spwrr command
is available. Use this command in the world, will affect all the port priority queue weight; while in port
configuration mode configured under the command, will affect only the weight of the port priority queue.
The default queue for a total of 8, must make the input weights and 100. When setting up the scheduling
strategy for WRR, you must enter the complete 8 queue scheduling strategy; when set to spwrr, must be at
the end of 4 to 0, SP said, for example: (25,25,25,25,0,0,0,0).
no qos schedulerweight//cancel the qos scheduler weight
Example
//Configure the qos scheduler
14.3.3show qos policy
Command
show qospolicy [ port PORT-ID ]
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Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters

s
Description
show qos policy // Show all Port queue scheduling Parameters (weight, scheduling, bandwidth)
show qos policy port PORT-ID // Show one Port queue scheduling Parameters
Example
//Show one Port queue scheduling Parameters
14.4 Qos display
14.4.1show qos
Command
show qos [ port PORT-ID ]
Mode
Arbitrarily Mode
Parameters
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s
Description
show qos // display all Port qosConfigure (Global Configuration Parameters, the column mapping
table, queue scheduling Parameters)
show qos port PORT-ID // display one Port qosConfigure (Global Configuration Parameters, the
column mapping table, queue scheduling Parameters)
Example//display one Port qos Configure
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15 Performance Statistics
15.1.1Global statistics max
command
statistics { m15 | h24 } max RECORD-MAX
no statistics { m15 | h24 } max
mode
parameters
RECORD-MAX Max record number integer 15mins[1,96] 1
24hrs[1,30]
description
statistics m15 max RECORD-MAX //
statistics h24 max RECORD-MAX //
no statistics m15 max
no statistics h24 max
example
15.1.2show statistics max
command
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show statistics max
mode
all mode
parameters
none
description
show statistics max //show max number
example
15.2 statistics information
15.2.1show statistics
command
show statistics { current | m15 | h24 } PORT-ID
mode
all mode
parameters
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PORT-ID Port ID Slot +port ID p1/2
description
show statistics current PORT-ID //show current statistics
show statistics m15 PORT-ID //show 15mins statistics
show statistics h24 PORT-ID //show 24hrs statistics
example
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15.2.2clear statistics
command
clear statistics { current | m15 | h24 }
mode
global configuration mode \PONSNI mode
parameters
none
Description
clear statistics current // Clear current performance statistics. If in Global Configuration Mode, it
clears all ports in the performance statistics; if in port configuration Mode, clears the current port current
performance statistics
clear statistics m15 // Clear performance tables 15 minutes period. If in Global Configuration Mode,
it clears all performance statistics 15 minutes segment port; if in port configuration Mode, clears the current
port performance statistics 15 minute period
clear statistics h24 // Clear Performance statistics 24 hours period. If in Global Configuration Mode,
it clears all performance statistics 24-hour time period port; if in port configuration Mode, clears the current
port performance statistics 24-hour periodExample
example
//Clear performance tables 15 minutes period
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15.3 Statistical threshold
15.3.1statistics threshold
command
statistics threshold FIELD-TYPE MIN MAX
no statistics threshold FIELD-TYPE
mode
global configuration mode/PONSNI mode
Parameter
Parameter Name Format Value Example
FIELD-TYP Field Integer [1, 12] 1

E Type
Type of threshold values as follows
1 receives the packet loss event alarms
2 loss events sent warning
3 CRC error frame alarm
4 received short packets warning
Short packets sent alarm 5
6 received long packets warning
Long packets sent alarm 7
8 receives the alarm fragments
9 received warning Jabbers
10 receives the collision frame alarm
11 reception bandwidth alarm
12 alarm transmission bandwidth
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MIN Minimal Integer
MAX Maximal Integer
Description
statistics threshold FIELD-TYPE MIN MAX // Setting the threshold performance statistics (Value)
no statistics threshold FIELD-TYPE // Remove the various performance statistics threshold
Example
//Set performance statistics received packet threshold
15.3.2show statistics threshold
Command
show statistics threshold PORT-ID
Mode
All mode
Parameter
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PORT-ID Port ID Port type+Slot number / port p1/2

number
Description
show statistics threshold PORT-ID // Display performance statistics of the Threshold Value
Example
//Show that the threshold Value performance statistics
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16 ONU Remote config
16.1 ONU device config
16.1.1onu-reboot
command
onu-reboot
mode
ONU mode
command
onu-reboot { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
mode
Parameter
MAC-ADDR MACAddres XXXX.XXXX.XXXXor X<F 1122.3344.5566

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
ONU-ID ONU id Slot number / port [164] 1/21

number:LLID
Description
onu-reboot // In the resumption of direct current onu ONU Mode
onu-reboot mac-address MAC-ADDR // Restart mac Address as "MAC-ADDR" of ONU
onu-reboot interface ONU-ID // Reboot onu id is "ONU-ID" of ONU
Example
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//Reboot onu id is "1/6: 1" ONU
16.1.2onu-switchover
command
onu-switchover
mode
privilege mode/ ONU mode
command
onu-switchover { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
mode
Parameter

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX

number:LLID
Description
onu-switchover // Under the current onu ONU Mode switching system directly
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onu-switchover mac-address MAC-ADDR // For macAddress system is switched to "MAC-ADDR"
of ONU
onu-switchover interface ONU-ID // For onu id system is switched to "ONU-ID" of ONU
Example
//Switching onu id is "1/5: 1" was ONU system image
16.1.3onu-deregister
command
onu-deregister
mode
ONU mode
command
onu-deregister { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
mode
Parameter

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
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number:LLID
Description
onu-deregister // Direct Solutions Register ip at ONU Mode
onu-deregister mac-address MAC-ADDR // Offline (deregistration) macAddress as "MAC-ADDR" of

ONU
onu-deregister interface ONU-ID // Offline (deregistration) onu id is "ONU-ID" of ONU
Example
//Offline (deregistration) onu id is "1/5: 1" ONU
16.1.4onu-image-switch
Command
onu-image-switch
Mode
Privilege Mode
Parameter
Description
onu-image-switch // All onu mirror switch
Example
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16.1.5show onu-image upgrade
Command
show onu-image upgrade
Mode
All Mode
Description
show onu-image upgrade // Displays status information IP mirroring upgrade (the "wait for the
upgrade" "Upgrade Failed", "Upgrade Success" and "partition toggle completed" four states)
Example
//Display IP Mirroring status information Upgrading
16.1.6show onu-list-info
Command
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show onu-list-info [PORT-ID]
Mode
All Mode
Parameter
Parameter Name Format Value Exampl

e
PORT-ID PON port ID Port type+Slot number / port PORT TYPEPp P1/2
number
Description
show onu-list-info // Show all ONU OLT online registration, list offline
show onu-list-info PORT-ID // ONT online display an EPON OLT port, register, list offline
Example
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16.2 PON Port information
16.2.1show onu-pon-info
Command
show onu-pon-info
Mode
ONUMode
Command
show onu-pon-info { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
Mode
All Mode
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Parameter

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX

number:LLID
Description
show onu-pon-info // Displays the current PON port information of ONU
show onu-pon-info mac-address MAC-ADDR // PON port information display mac Address as
"MAC-ADDR" of the ONU
show onu-pon-info interface ONU-ID // PON port information display onu id is "ONU-ID" of the ONU
16.2.2show onu-pon-optical
Command
show onu-pon-optical
Mode
ONUMode
Command
show onu-pon-optical { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
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Mode
All Mode
Parameter

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX

number:LLID
Description
show onu-pon-optical // Displays the current ONU of PON port optical transmission properties
(the received optical power, light power, bias current, current, temperature)
show onu-pon-optical mac-address MAC-ADDR // MacAddress displayed as "MAC-ADDR" of the

ONU PON port optical transmission properties (the received optical power, light power, bias current,
current, temperature)
show onu-pon-optical interface ONU-ID // Display onu id as "ONU-ID" of the ONU PON port optical
transmission properties (the received optical power, light power, bias current, current, temperature)
Example
//PON port optical transmission display
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16.3 Capacity
16.3.1onu-fec
Command
onu-fec { enable | disable }
no onu-fec
Mode
ONUMode
Parameter
none
Description
onu-fec enable // Open the ONU FEC function
onu-fec disable // Close the ONU FEC function
no onu-fec // Configuration "ONU FE of open, closed state" is the default value
Example
//enable
16.3.2show onu-fec
Command
show onu-fec
Mode
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ONUMode
Command
show onu-fec { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
Mode
All Mode
Parameter

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX

number:LLID
Description
show onu-fec // It displays the current status of the ONU FEC
show onu-fec mac-address MAC-ADDR // FEC status display mac Address as "MAC-ADDR" of the
ONU
show onu-fec interface ONU-ID // FEC status display onu id is "ONT-ID" of the ONU
Example
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16.3.3show onu-capability
Command
show onu-capability
Mode
ONUMode
Command
show onu-capability { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
Mode
All Mode
Parameter

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX

number:LLID
Description
show onu-capability // The ability to display the current capacity of the ONU (GE number, GE bit
diagram, FE number, FE bit map, the number of columns on the uplink, uplink port maximum number of
queues, downstream of the number of columns, the maximum number of downstream port queue, FEC
enabled, encryption Mode key replacement time)
show onu-capability mac-address MAC-ADDR // ONU capacity display capability (GE number mac
Address as "MAC-ADDR" is, GE bit diagram, FE number, FE bit map, the number of columns on the uplink,
uplink port maximum number of queues, the maximum number of columns downlink, downlink port queue ,
FEC enabled, encryption Mode, key replacement time)
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show onu-capability interface ONU-ID // ONU capacity display capability (GE number, GE bit
diagram, FE number, FE bit map, the number of columns on the uplink, uplink port maximum number of
queues, a downlink onu id is "PON-ID" the maximum number of columns, downlink port queue , FEC
enabled, encryption Mode, key replacement time)
Example
//display ONU capacity
16.4 sla
16.4.1onu-sla
command
onu-sla pir PIR-BANDWITCH cir CIR-BANDWITCH fir FIR-BANDWITCH
no onu-sla [ pir | cir | fir ]
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
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PIR-BANDWITCH Peak IntegerUnitkbps [1, 1000000] 300

bandwidth
CIR-BANDWITCH Guarantee IntegerUnitkbps [1, min(PIR- BANDWITCH, 1000000)] 200

d
bandwidth
FIR-BANDWITCH Fixed IntegerUnitkbps [0, min(CIR- BANDWITCH, 1000000)] 100

bandwidth
pircirfir
Description
onu-sla pir PIR-BANDWITCH cir CIR-BANDWITCH fir FIR-BANDWITCH // Configuring the ONU
PON port uplink peak, guaranteed fixed bandwidth
onu-sla pir PIR-BANDWITCH // Configuring the ONU PON port uplink peak bandwidth
onu-sla cir CIR-BANDWITCH // Configuring the ONU PON port Upstream Guaranteed bandwidth
value
onu-sla fir FIR-BANDWITCH // Configuring the ONU PON port upstream fixed bandwidth
no onu-sla // Configuration "ONU of PON port uplink peak, guaranteed fixed bandwidth" is the default
value
no onu-sla pir // Configuration "PON ONU port uplink peak bandwidth value" as the default value
no onu-sla cir // Configuration "ONU of PON port Upstream Guaranteed bandwidth value" is the
default value
no onu-sla fir // Configuration "ONU PON port upstream of the fixed bandwidth value" is the default
value
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Example
//Configuring the ONU PON port uplink peak bandwidth
16.4.2show onu-sla
command
show onu-sla
mode
ONU mode
command
show onu-sla { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
mode
all mode
Parameter
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s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX

number:LLID
Description
show onu-sla // Displays the current IP configuration of the upstream and downstream traffic
show onu-sla mac-address MAC-ADDR // Show mac Address configured for upstream and
downstream traffic "MAC-ADDR" of the ONU
show onu-sla interface ONU-ID // Display onu id configured for upstream and downstream traffic
"ONU-ID" of the ONU
Example/show upstream and downstream traffic
16.5 ONU Configuration Information
16.5.1onu-description
command
onu-description ONU-NAME
no onu-description
mode
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ONU mode
Parameter
ONU-NAME ONUName Ascii Code string length32Bytes onu123
Description
onu-description ONU-NAME // Configuring ONU name
no onu-description // Clear ONU name
Example
//Configuring ONU name
16.5.2onu-ip
command
onu-ip static { address IP-ADDR [netmask IP-MASK] | gate-way IP-GATEWAY }
no onu-ip
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
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IP-ADDR IPAddress Four-byte dotted decimal IP 192.168.1.100

address
IP-MASK Subnet Four-byte dotted decimal IP 255.255.255.0

mask address
IP-GATEWAY IP gateway Four-byte dotted decimal IP 192.168.1.1

address
Description
onu-ip static address IP-ADDR // Configure ONU ipAddress static Mode, and set IPAddress
onu-ip static address IP-ADDR netmask IP-MASK // Configure ONU ipAddress static Mode, and set
the IPAddress and mask
onu-ip static gate-way IP-GATEWAY // Configure ONU ipAddress static Mode, and set the IP
Gateway
no onu-ip // Configuration "ONU ipAddress" is the default value
Example
//Configure ONU ipAddress static Mode, and set IPAddress
16.5.3onu-admin-status
command
onu-admin-status { up | down }
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no onu-admin-status
mode
ONU mode
parameters
none
Description
onu-admin-status up // Configuring ONU state management on-line
onu-admin-status down // ONU status is offline configuration management
no onu-admin-status // Configuration "ONU management status" is the default value
Example
//Configuring ONU state management on-line
16.5.4onu-cvlan
command
onu-cvlan VLAN-ID
no onu-cvlan
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
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Description
onu-cvlan VLAN-ID // ONU configuration management cvlan
no onu-cvlan // Configuration "ONU management cvlan" is the default value
Example
// Configuring ONU management cvlan
16.5.5onu-svlan
command
onu-svlan VLAN-ID
no onu-svlan
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
Description
onu-svlan VLAN-ID // ONU configuration management svlan
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no onu-svlan // Configuration "ONU management svlan" is the default value
Example
//ONU configuration management svlan
16.5.6onu-admin-priority
command
onu-admin-priority ADMIN-PRIORITY
no onu-admin-priority
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
ADMIN-PRIORITY Management Integer [0, 7] 1

Priority
Description
onu-admin-priority ADMIN-PRIORITY // ONU configuration management priority
no onu-admin-priority // Configuration "ONU management priority" is the default value
Example
//ONU configuration management priority
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16.5.7show onu-dev-info
command
show onu-dev-info
mode
ONU mode
command
show onu-dev-info { mac-address MAC-ADDR | interface ONU-ID }
mode
all mode
Parameter

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX

number:LLID
Description
show onu-dev-info // ONU information display device
show onu-dev-info SLOTID/PORT-ID:ONU-ID // ONU information display device
Example
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//ONU information display
16.6 ONU Authentication configuration
16.6.1onu-bind
command
onu-bind MAC-ADDR
onu-bind MAC-ADDR LLID-SEQUENCE
no onu-bind MAC-ADDR
mode
PON mode
Parameter
MAC-ADDR MACAddres XXXX.XXXX.XXXX or X<F 1122.3344.5566

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
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LLID-SEQUENCE LLID ID Integer [164] 1
Description
onu-bind MAC-ADDR // The ONU binding
onu-bind MAC-ADDR LLID-SEQUENCE // The ONU binding and LLID binding.
no onu-bind MAC-ADDR // Remove the binding of ONU
Example
//The LLID-1/5: 1 and bind the ONU 000F.1E80.0102
16.6.2onu-registration-method mode
command
onu-registration-method mode { white | black | disable }
no onu-registration-method mode
Mode
PON interface Mode
Parameter
MAC-ADDR MACAddres XXXX.XXXX.XXXX or X<F 1122.3344.5566

s
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
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Description
onu-registration-method mode white // Security policy configuration ONU white list Mode, namely
the list of entries allowed to register, the other refused to register
onu-registration-method mode black // Security policy configuration for ONU blacklist Mode, the list
of entries in the other refused to register, allowed to register
onu-registration-method mode disable // Close the security policy, all requests are allowed to
register
no onu-registration-method mode // Configure the "ONU security strategy" as the default state
Example
//Security policy configuration ONU white list Mode, namely the list of entries allowed to register, the
other refused to register
16.6.3onu-registration-method mac-list
Command
onu-registration-method mac-list add MAC-ADDR
onu-registration-method mac-list delete MAC-ADDR
onu-registration-method mac-list clear
Mode
PON interface Mode
Parameter
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MAC-ADDR MAC XXXX.XXXX.XXXX X<F 1122.3344.5566

Address OR
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
Description
onu-registration-method mac-list add MAC-ADDR // Strategy list add ONU (black and white by the
security policy, white list up to 128, the black list up to 32)
onu-registration-method mac-list delete MAC-ADDR // The list of strategies to remove ONU (black
and white by security policy set)onu-registration-method mac-list clear // The list of empty ONU
strategy
Example
//Strategy list add ONU (black and white by security policy set)
16.6.4onu-registration-method block
Command
onu-registration-method block delete MAC-ADDR
onu-registration-method block clear
Mode
PON interface Mode
Parameter
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MAC-ADDR MAC XXXX.XXXX.XXXX X<F 1122.3344.5566

address OR
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
Description
onu-registration-method block delete MAC-ADDR // According to the MAC address of the

registered ONU refused to delete list
onu-registration-method block clear // According to the PON port clearance refused to register the
ONU list list
Example
//According to the PON port clearance refused to register the ONU list
16.6.5show onu-registration-method
command
show onu-registration-method { mac-list PORT-ID | mac-address MAC-ADDR | block }
mode
all mode
Parameter
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PORT-ID PON port ID Slot number / port Port TYPEPp p1/2

number
MAC-ADDR MAC address XXXX.XXXX.XXXXor X<F 1122.3344.5566
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
Description
show onu-registration-method mac-list PORT-ID // ONU black and white list Mode and list
show onu-registration-method mac-address MAC-ADDR // Show MAC address is "MAC-ADDR"

ONU of the black and white state
show onu-registration-method block // According to the authentication request has been rejected by
the ONU list
Example
//ONU black and white list Mode and list
16.7 ONU traffic classification
16.7.1onu-classification
command
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onu-classification precedence P-NUM queMapped QM-NUM ethernet-Priority EP-NUM
ACL-OPTION=VALUE [ACL-OPTION=VALUE]
no onu-classification precedence P-NUM
Mode
UNI interface Mode
Parameter
P-NUM Priority Integer [18] 1
QM-NUM Queue Integer [18] 1
EP-NUM Ethernet Integer [18] 1
ACL-OPTION=VALUE Matching vid=100
Description
onu-classification precedence P-NUM queMapped QM-NUM ethernet-Priority EP-NUM

ACL-OPTION=VALUE // Configure the ONU port flow classification rules
no onu-classification precedence P-NUM // Delete the ONU port flow classification rules
Example
//Configure the ONU port flow classification rules
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16.7.2show onu-classification
command
show onu-classification [port PORT-ID]
mode
ONU mode or uni mode
Parameter
PORT-ID UNI Port ID Integer [14] 2
Description
show onu-classification port PORT-ID // ONU port flow classification information
show onu-classification // ONU display all the ports in the classification of information flow
Example
//flow classification information
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16.8 ONU-PON Performance statistics
16.8.1onu-pon statistics m15
command
onu-pon statistics m15 {enable | disable}
no onu-pon m15 statistics
mode
ONU mode
Description
onu-pon statistics m15 enable // Open onu-pon port 15 minutes performance statistics
onu-pon statistics m15 disable // Close the onu-pon port of the 15 minute performance statistics
no onu-pon m15 statistics // Restore the onu-pon port 15 minutes performance statistics to the
default value
Example
//enable port 15 minutes performance statistics
16.8.2onu-pon statistics h24
command
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onu-pon statistics h24 {enable | disable}
no onu-pon h24 statistics
mode
ONU mode
parameters
none
Description
onu-pon statistics h24 enable // Open the 24 hour performance statistics onu-pon port
onu-pon statistics h24 disable // Close the 24 hour performance statistics onu-pon port
no onu-pon h24 statistics // Restore the "24 hour performance statistics" as the default onu-pon port
Example
16.8.3show onu pon statistics
command
show onu LLID pon statistics { current | history }
mode
all mode
Parameter
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LLID ONU LLID ID Slot number / port [1, 64] 1/21

number:LLID
Description
show onu LLID pon statistics current // ONU displays the specified PON port current performance
statistics
show onu LLID pon statistics history // PON port historical performance statistics for the specified
ONUExample
// ONU displays the specified PON port current performance statistics
example
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16.9 ONU Port query
command
show onu mac-address MAC-ADDR port
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
MAC-ADDR MAC address XXXX.XXXX.XXXX or Mac unicast 0000.4567.ABCD

address
XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
Description
show onu mac-address MAC-ADDR port // Query ONU ports to learn the MAC address of the port
information
Example
16.10 ONU port RSTP
16.10.1 rstp enable
command
rstp {enable | disable}
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mode
ONU mode
parameters
none
Description
rstp enable // The current open ONU port RSTP function
rstp disable // The current close ONU port RSTP function
Example
//enable rstp
17 UNI remote configuration

17.1.1Port properties
17.2
17.2.1uni admin-status
command
uni PORT-LIST admin-status { up | down }
no uni PORT-LIST admin-status
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
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PORT-LIST UNIPORT LIST IntegerSupport operator,- [1,4] 1,3-4
Description
uni PORT-LIST admin-status up // Configure the UNI port management work for the state
uni PORT-LIST admin-status down // Configure the UNI port management state is closed
no uni PORT-LIST admin-status // Configure the UNI port management "is the default value
Example
//enable onu uni port
17.2.2uni statistics enable
command
uni PORT-LIST statistics m15 { enable | disable }
uni PORT-LIST statistics h24 { enable | disable }
no uni PORT-LIST m15 statistics
no uni PORT-LIST h24 statistics
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
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Description
uni PORT-LIST statistics m15 enable // Open UNI port 15 minutes performance statistics
uni PORT-LIST statistics h24 disable // Close the UNI port 24 hour performance statistics
no uni PORT-LIST m15 statistics // Set the UNI port 15 minutes performance statistics enable "as
the default state
Example
//Open UNI port 15 minutes performance statistics
17.2.3uni isolation enable
command
uni isolation { enable | disable }
no uni isolation
mode
ONU mode
parameters
none
Description
uni isolation enable // Open UNI port isolation function
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uni isolation disable // Close the port isolation function of UNI
no uni isolation // Set the "port isolation function" UNI as the default state
Example
// Open UNI port isolation function
17.2.4uni flow-control enable
command
uni PORT-LIST flow-control { enable | disable }
no uni PORT-LIST flow-control
mode
Onu mode
Parameter
Description
uni PORT-LIST flow-control enable // The flow control function to open UNI port
uni PORT-LIST flow-control disable // The flow control function to close the UNI port
no uni PORT-LIST flow-control // Set the flow control function "UNI port for the default state
Example
//enable flow control function
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17.2.5uni loopback-detect enable
command
uni PORT-LIST loopback-detect { enable | disable }
uni PORT-LIST private loopback-detect { enable | disable }
no uni PORT-LIST loopback-detect
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
Description
uni PORT-LIST loopback-detect enable // Open UNI port loop detection function
uni PORT-LIST loopback-detect disable // Closed loop detection function of UNI port
uni PORT-LIST private loopback-detect { enable | disable } // The Command loop detection
function to open or close the private UNI port
no uni PORT-LIST loopback-detect // Set the "loop detection function" UNI port for the default state
//enable UNI port loop detection
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17.2.6uni auto-negotiation enable
command
uni PORT-LIST auto-negotiation { enable | disable }
no uni PORT-LIST auto-negotiation
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
Description
uni PORT-LIST auto-negotiation enable // The adaptive function of open UNI port
uni PORT-LIST auto-negotiation disable // Close the adaptive function of UNI port
no uni PORT-LIST auto-negotiation // Set the "adaptive" UNI port for the default stateExample
17.2.7uni auto-negotiation reset
command
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uni PORT-LIST auto-negotiation reset
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
Description
auto-negotiation reset// Restart Adaptive
Example
// Restart auto-negotiation
17.2.8show onu uni properties
command
show uni [ PORT-LIST ] properties
mode
ONU mode
command
show onu LLID uni [ PORT-LIST ] properties
mode
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all mode
Parameter
LLID ONU LLID ID Slot number / port number:LLID 1/21
Description
show uni attribute // Show all UNI port properties of the current onu
show uni PORT-LIST attribute // Onu current display attributes of a UNI port
show onu LLID uni attribute // Displays the onu all UNI port properties
show onu LLID uni PORT-LIST attribute // Display an attribute specified UNI port of onu
Example
//Display Properties UNI 1
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17.3 MAC Learning
17.3.1onu mac-address-table aging-time
command
onu mac-address-table aging-time { 0 | AGING-TIME }
no onu mac-address-table aging-time
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
AGING-TIME mac address learning table Integer Unit 0, [1, 458] 100
aging time second
Description
onu mac-address-table aging-time 0 // Configuring onu mac address learning table aging
onu mac-address-table aging-time AGING-TIME // Configuring onu mac address learning table
aging time
no onu mac-address-table aging-time // Configuring onu mac address learning table aging time to
the default value
Example
//Configuring onu mac address learning table aging time
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17.3.2Speed limit
17.3.3uni rate-limit enable
command
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit { rx | tx | both } { enable | disable }
no uni PORT-LIST rate-limit { rx | tx | both }
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
PORT-LIST UNI PORT LIST IntegerSupport operator,- [1,4] 1,3-4
Description
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit rx enable // Open the UNI port ingress rate limit
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit tx enable // Open the UNI port rate limit exports
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit both enable // Open the UNI port bidirectional speed function
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit rx disable // Close UNI port ingress rate limit
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit tx disable // Close UNI port rate limit exports
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit both disable // Close UNI port bidirectional speed function
no uni PORT-LIST rate-limit rx // Configure "UNI port ingress rate limit switch" is the default value
no uni PORT-LIST rate-limit tx // Configure "UNI port export limit switch function" is the default value
no uni PORT-LIST rate-limit both // Configure "UNI bidirectional port rate limit switch" is the default
value
Example
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//Open the UNI port ingress rate limit
17.3.4uni rate-limit rx cir cbs ebs
command
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit rx cir CIR-BANDWITCH cbs CBS-BANDWITCH ebs EBS-BANDWITCH
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
Parameter Name Format Value Exampl

e
CIR-BANDWITCH Guaranteed IntegerUnit,kbps [8, 1000000] 200

bandwidth
CBS-BANDWITCH Ensure deep burst IntegerUnit,bit [1522, 1000000] 300000

barrel
EBS-BANDWITCH Out of Warranty burst IntegerUnitbit [0, 1522] 100

deep bucket
Description
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit rx cir CIR-BANDWITCH cbs CBS-BANDWITCH ebs EBS-BANDWITCH //

Configuring guaranteed rate UNI port ingress direction, ensure deep barrel burst, burst out of warranty
deep bucket
Example
//Configuring guaranteed rate UNI port entrance direction
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17.3.5uni rate-limit tx cir pir
command
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit tx cir CIR-BANDWITCH pir PIR-BANDWITCH
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
PIR-BANDWITCH Peak IntegerUnit kbps [8, 1000000] 300

bandwidth
CIR-BANDWITCH Guaranteed IntegerUnit kbps (0, min(PIR-VALUE, 1000000)] 200

bandwidth
Description
uni PORT-LIST rate-limit tx cir CIR-BANDWITCH pir CIR-BANDWITCH // UNI Port Configuration
export orientation peak bandwidth, guaranteed bandwidth
Example
//The peak bandwidth, configure the UNI port exit direction of the guaranteed bandwidth
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17.3.6show onu uni rate-limit
command
show uni [ PORT-LIST ] rate-limit
mode
ONU mode
command
show onu LLID uni [ PORT-LIST ] rate-limit
mode
all mode
Parameter
Description
show uni rate-limit // Displays the current ONU all UNI port entrance direction limit configuration
information (open, closed, 4 speed indicator)
show uni [ PORT-LIST ] rate-limit // Displays the current ONU a (some) speed limit configuration
information for the UNI port entrance direction (open, closed, 4 speed indicator)
show onu LLID uni rate-limit // Displays the specified ONU all UNI port entrance direction limit
configuration information (open, closed, 4 speed indicator)
show onu LLID uni [ PORT-LIST ] rate-limit // Displays a ONU (some) speed limit configuration
information for the UNI port entrance direction (open, closed, 4 speed indicator)
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Example
//1/7:2 ONU 1 UNI port speed configuration information entrance direction
17.3.7 Storm suppression
17.3.8uni storm-control
command
uni PORT-LIST storm-control STORM-MODE PACKET-RATE
no uni PORT-LIST storm-control STORM-MODE
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
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STORM-MODE storm Mode U or m or b or u&b or m&b or u: Unknown u&b

u&m or u&b&m Unicast
Unknown unicast
m: Multicast and broadcast
b: Radio
PACKET-RATE Rate IntegerUnitkbps [641000000] 100000
Description
uni PORT-LIST storm-control STORM-MODE PACKET-RATE // Config UNI port broadcast

suppression
no uni PORT-LIST storm-control STORM-MODE // Close UNI port broadcast suppression
Example
//disable UNI port broadcast suppression
17.3.9show onu uni storm-control
command
show uni PORT-LIST storm-control
mode
ONU mode
command
show onu LLID uni PORT-LIST storm-control
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mode
all mode
Parameter
PORT-LIST PORT LIST IntegerSupport operator,- [1,4] 1,3-4
Description
show uni PORT-LIST storm-control // Displays the current ONU UNI port broadcast storm control
information (open, closed, storm type, import / export rate)
show onu LLID uni PORT-LIST storm-control // Displays the specified ONU UNI port broadcast
storm control information (open, closed, storm type, import / export rate)
Example
17.3.10 Statistics
17.3.11 show onu uni statistics
command
show uni PORT-LIST statistics { current | history }
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mode
ONU mode
command
show onu LLID uni PORT-LIST statistics { current | history }
mode
all mode
Parameter
LLID ONU LLID Slot number / port number:LLID [1, 64] 1/21
PORT-LIST PORT LIST IntegerSupport operator,- [1, 4] 1,3-4
Description
show uni PORT-LIST statistics current // Current performance statistics show the current UNI ONU
port
show uni PORT-LIST statistics history // Historical performance statistics show UNI port of the
current ONU
show onu LLID uni PORT-LIST statistics current // Displays the current performance statistics of
the ONU UNI port
show onu LLID uni PORT-LIST statistics history // Display historical performance statistics
specified UNI port of the ONU
Example
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17.4 UNI VLAN config
17.4.1uni vlan port pvid
command
uni PORT-LIST vlan port pvid PV-ID
no uni PORT-LIST vlan port pvid
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
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PV-ID Default vlan id Integer [1, 4094] 100
Description
uni PORT-LIST vlan port pvid PV-ID // Port default configuration uni vlan id
no uni PORT-LIST vlan port pvid // The "uni port vlan id" return to the default value
Example
//default configuration uni vlan id port 1
17.4.2uni vlan port tpid
command
uni PORT-LIST vlan port tpid TPID
no uni PORT-LIST vlan port tpid
mode
ONU mode
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Parameter
PORT-LIST PORT LIST IntegerSupport operator, [1,4] 1,3-4

-
TPID Vlan Protocol FORMAT: 0xXXXX [0x0001, 0xFFFE] 0xabcd

identifier
Description
uni PORT-LIST vlan port tpid TPID // Remote configure onu UNI port vlan tpid
no uni PORT-LIST vlan port tpid // The uni port cvlan TPID restore defaults
Example
//Remote configure onu UNI Port cvlan tpid
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17.4.3uni vlan port mode
command
uni PORT-LIST vlan port mode { transparent | tag }
uni PORT-LIST vlan port mode tag pvid PV-ID
no uni PORT-LIST vlan port mode
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
PV-ID Default vlan id Integer [1, 4094] 100
Description
uni PORT-LIST vlan port mode transparent // Remote configuration ONU UNI port for vlanMode
transmission
uni PORT-LIST vlan port mode tag // Remote configuration ONU UNI port vlanMode tag
uni PORT-LIST vlan port mode tag pvid PV-ID // Remote configuration of ONU UNI port vlanMode
to tag, and configure the default ID port VLAN
no uni PORT-LIST vlan port mode // The ONU UNI port VLAN Mode restore defaults.Example
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17.4.4uni vlan port priority
command
uni PORT-LIST vlan port priority VLAN-PRIORITY
no uni PORT-LIST vlan port priority
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mode
ONU mode
Parameter
VLAN-PRIORITY vlan priority Integer [0, 7] 0
Description
uni PORT-LIST vlan port priority VLAN-PRIORITY // VLAN uni port priority configuration no uni
PORT-LIST vlan port priority // Will the VLAN priority "uni port restore defaults
Example // VLAN priority configuration uni port 1
17.4.5uni vlan port aggregation
command
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uni PORT-LIST vlan port aggregation {add OLD-VLAN-LIST A-VLAN-ID | delete VLAN-LIST}
uni PORT-LIST vlan port aggregation clear
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
OLD-VLAN-LIST Before the IntegerSupport operator [1, 4094] 1020-50

polymerizatio -
n of VLAN list
A-VLAN-ID The Integer [1, 4094] 100

polymerizatio
n of new
VLAN
Description
uni PORT-LIST vlan port aggregation add OLD-VLAN-LIST A-VLAN-ID // The polymerization of
VLAN (N:1) Mode, add VLAN ID conversion
uni PORT-LIST vlan port aggregation delete VLAN-LIST // The polymerization of VLAN (N:1) Mode,
VLAN ID conversion delete
uni PORT-LIST vlan port aggregation clear // The polymerization of VLAN (N:1) Mode, the
relationship between conversion to remove all VLAN configuration data
Example
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//Add VLAN ID VLAN conversion polymerization Mode
17.4.6uni vlan port translation
command
uni PORT-LIST vlan port translation {add OLD-VLAN-ID NEW-VLAN-ID | delete OLD-VLAN-LIST}
uni PORT-LIST vlan port translation clear
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
OLD-VLAN-LIST Old vlan list IntegerSupport operator,- [1, 4094] 10,20-50
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NEW-VLAN-ID New vlanID Integer [1, 4094] 1000
Description
uni PORT-LIST vlan port translation add OLD-VLAN-ID NEW-VLAN-ID //vlan translation1:1
Modeadd vlan id relation
uni PORT-LIST vlan port translation delete OLD-VLAN-LIST //vlan translate1:1Mode delete
vlan id relation
uni PORT-LIST vlan port translation clear //vlant ranslate1:1Modedelete all vlan conversion
between the configuration data
Example
//The relationship between VLAN Mode VLAN conversion ID add translation
17.4.7uni vlan port trunk
command
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uni PORT-LIST vlan port trunk {add TRUNK-VLAN-LIST | delete TRUNK-VLAN-LIST }
uni PORT-LIST vlan port trunk clear
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
PORT-LIST PORT LIST IntegerSupport operator, [1,4] 1,3-4

-
TRUNK-VLAN-LIST vlan IntegerSupport operator, [1, 4094] 10,20-50

-
Description
uni PORT-LIST vlan port trunk add TRUNK-VLAN-LIST //vlan trunkModeadd TRUNK-VLAN-LIST
uni PORT-LIST vlan port trunk delete TRUNK-VLAN-LIST // vlan trunkMode ,delete
TRUNK-VLAN-LIST
uni PORT-LIST vlan port trunk clear // vlan trunkMode,delete all trunk list Configuration data
Example
//vlan trunkMode add trunk list
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17.5 uni onu-classification
command
uni PORT-LIST onu-classification precedence P-NUM queMapped QM-NUM ethernet-Priority

EP-NUM ACL-OPTION=VALUE [ACL-OPTION=VALUE]
no uni PORT-LIST onu-classification precedence P-NUM
Mode
ONU interface Mode
Parameter
PORT-LIST PORT LIST Integer [1,4] 1,3-4

Support
operator,
-
P-NUM Priority flow Integer [18] 1

classification
QM-NUM Queue number Integer [18] 1

mapping
EP-NUM Ethernet priority Integer [18] 1
ACL-OPTION=VALUE Matching rules vid=100
Description
uni PORT-LIST onu-classification precedence P-NUM queMapped QM-NUM ethernet-Priority

EP-NUM ACL-OPTION=VALUE // Configure the ONU UNI port flow classification rules
no uni PORT-LIST onu-classification precedence P-NUM // Delete the ONU UNI port flow
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classification rules
Example
//Configure onu UNI port 1 traffic classification rules
17.6 Alarm
17.7 OltA larm

17.7.1snmp trap
Command
snmp trap { enable | disable }
no snmp trap
Mode
Description
snmp trap enable // The alarm switch to open the specified OLT total
snmp trap disable // Close the specified OLT alarm master switch
no snmp trap // OLT alarm set master switch to the default values
Example
//Open the specified OLT alarm master switch
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17.7.2snmp enable trap
Command
snmp { enable | disable } trap WARNING-NO
no snmp enable trap WARNING-NO
Mode
Parameter
WARNING-NO Alarm ID Integer 101: boardProvisionFail, board to start 302

automatic configuration fails, the default value
enable
102: boardReset, restart the board, defaults

enable
103: boardRemoval, the card is pulled out, the

default value enable
104: boardTempAbnormal, board temperature

anomalies, defaults enable
105: fanFailed, equipment fan failure, default

values enable
106: fanRemoval, equipment fan frame is
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pulled out, the default value enable
107: powerFailed, abnormal power supply unit,

the default value enable
108: powerRemoval, power supply module is

pulled out, the default value enable
109: fatalOLTHwError, chip firmware fatal

error, the default value enable
113: systemCpuAlarm, alarm system CPU
114: systemMemoryAlarm, alarm system

memory
202: oltPonOpticalModuleFaulty, OLT PON

optical module failure, the default value enable
251: oltSniOpticalModuleFaulty, OLT SNI

optical module fails, the default value enable
252: oltPonLink, OLT PON port link status, the

253: oltSniLINK, OLT SNI port link status, the

254 OltPonRLos OLT PON port optical

signal lossDefaults enable
255OltSniRLos OLT SNI port optical signal

lossDefaults enable
Description
snmp enable trap WARNING-NO // Open WARNING-NO specify a particular type of alarm
snmp disable trap WARNING-NO // Close WARNING-NO specify a particular type of alarm
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no snmp enable trap WARNING-NO // Settings "WARNING-NO assigned a specific type of alarm
switch" is the default value
Example
//Open WARNING-NO designated specific type alert
17.7.3snmp threshold trap
Command
snmp WARNING-NO threshold trap MAJOR-THRESHOLD MINOR-THRESHOLD
no snmp WARNING-NO threshold trap
Mode
Parameter
WARNING-NO Alarm ID Decimal 113

Integer
MAJOR-THRESHOLD Main alarm Integer 60

threshold
MINOR-THRESHOLD Second alarm Integer 50

threshold
260 / 286
Description
snmp ALARM-ID threshold trap MAJOR-THRESHOLD MINOR-THRESHOLD // Setting olt

designated specific type of alarm threshold (main alarm threshold and alarm threshold times)
no snmp ALARM-ID threshold trap // Settings "WARNING-NO designated specific type alarms" of
the threshold to the default value
Example
//Set specific type olt the specified alarm thresholds
17.7.4snmp trap llid max
Command
snmp trap llid max MAXIMUM
no snmp trap llid max
Mode
Parameter
MAXIMUM LLIDMore limited mismatch Integer 32

alarm thresholds
Description
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snmp trap llid max MAXIMUM // More limited set LLID mismatch alarm threshold (PTC88C not
support the Command)
no snmp trap llid max // Settings "LLID mismatch over limit alarm threshold" is the default value
(PTC88C not support the Command)
Example
//set LLID mismatch alarm thresholds
17.7.5snmp trap count
Command
snmp trap count COUNT
no snmp trap count
Mode
Parameter
COUNT Alarm times Integer [0, 2147483647] 100
Description
snmp trap count COUNT // Setting alarm times
no snmp trap count // Recovery "Alarm number" is the default value
Example
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//Setting alarm times
17.7.6snmp trap interval
Command
snmp trap interval SECOND
no snmp trap interval
Mode
Parameter
SECOND Number of seconds between Integer [10, 3600] 100

alert
Description
snmp trap interval INTERVAL // Set the number of seconds between alert
no snmp trap interval // Recovery "Alarm Interval Seconds" is the default value
Example
//set alarm interval time
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17.7.7show snmp
Command
show snmp { [history] alarm | event}
Mode
All mode
Description
show snmp alarm // OLT displays current alarms
show snmp history alarm // Display OLT history alarms
show snmp event // Event Log display OLT
Example
//OLT display alarm information
17.7.8show snmp trap
Command
show snmp trap { enable | count | interval }
Mode
All mode
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Description
show snmp trap // OLT display alarm management configuration information
show snmp trap enable // OLT display alarm information
show snmp trap count // The number of alarm information display OLT
show snmp trap interval // OLT display alarm time interval information
Example
// OLT display alarm time interval information
17.7.9show snmp threshold
command
show snmp threshold trap
mode
all mode
parameters
none
description
show snmp threshold trap // OLT display alarm threshold configuration information management
example
265 / 286
//OLT display alarm threshold configuration information
17.8 Onu alarm remotely
17.8.1show onu alarm
command
show onu [ LLID ] alarm
Mode
All Mode
Parameter
LLID ONU LLID Slot number / port [1, 64] 1/21

number:LLID
Description
show onu alarm // The current alarm information display all ONU
show onu LLID alarm // ONU display current alarm information specified
Example
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//The current alarm information display
17.8.2show onu-alarm-id
Command
show onu-alarm-id [pon | uni]
Mode
ALL Mode
Description
show onu-alarm-id // Discover onu alarms ALARM-ID specific information Description
show onu-alarm-id pon// Discover onu pon port alarm ALARM-ID specific information Description
show onu-alarm-id uni// Discover onu uni port alarm ALARM-ID specific information Description
Example
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17.8.3onu-alarm enable
command
onu-alarm ALARM-ID [pon | uni PORT-LIST] { enable | disable }
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
ALARM-ID Alarm ID Hex Integer show onu-alarm-idCommand 0x0001
PORT-LIS PORT Integer Support [1,4] 1,3-4

T LIST operator,-
Description
onu-alarm ALARM-ID enable // Open onu ALARM-ID to specify the type of alarm
onu-alarm ALARM-ID disable // Close onu ALARM-ID to specify the type of alarm
onu-alarm ALARM-ID pon enable // Open onu pon port ALARM-ID specified type alarm
onu-alarm ALARM-ID pon disable // Close onu pon port ALARM-ID specified type alarm
onu-alarm ALARM-ID uni PORT-LIST enable // Open onu uni port ALARM-ID specified type alarm
onu-alarm ALARM-ID uni PORT-LIST disable // Close onu uni port ALARM-ID specified type alarm
Example
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17.8.4onu-alarm threshold
command
onu-alarm ALARM-ID [pon | uni PORT-LIST] threshold ALARM-THRESHOLD

DEAD-BAND-THRESHOLD
mode
ONU mode
Parameter
ALARM-ID Alarm ID Hex Integer show 0x1

onu-alarm-idCo
mmand
PORT-LIST Port List Integer [1,4] 1,3-4

Support
operator ,
-
ALARM-THRESHOLD Alarm threshold pon port can be

a decimal or
Integer, the
other is an
integer
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DEAD-BAND-THRESHOLD Alarm threshold pon port can be

value of the dead a decimal or
zone. (After the Integer, the
alarm generation, other is an
Parameter value integer
must be restored to
the alarm threshold
and alarm threshold
within the absolute
difference is greater
than the dead zone
value, the alarm can
be cleared.)
Description
onu-alarm ALARM-ID threshold ALARM-THRESHOLD DEAD-BAND-THRESHOLD // Onu set the

alarm thresholdValue
onu-alarm ALARM-ID pon threshold ALARM-THRESHOLD DEAD-BAND-THRESHOLD // Onu pon

set the threshold of port alarmValue
onu-alarm ALARM-ID uni PORT-LIST threshold ALARM-THRESHOLD

DEAD-BAND-THRESHOLD // Onu uni set the threshold of port alarmValue
Example
//set alarm thresholds
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17.8.5show onu alarm-config
command
show onu LLID [pon | uni PORT-LIST] alarm-config ALARM-ID
mode
all mode
Parameter
LLID ONU LLID Slot number / 1/21

ID port
number:LLID
PORT-LIS Port LIST IntegerSupport [1,4] 1,3-4

T operator ,-
ALARM-ID Alarm ID Hex Integer ONU 0x000A
0x0005
BatteryVoltLow
0x0009
ONUTempHighAlarm
0x000A
ONUTempLowAlarm
PON:
0x0101
RXPowerHigh Alarm
0x0102
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RXPowerLow Alarm
0x0103
TXPowerHighAlarm
0x0104
TXPowerLowAlarm
0x0105
TXBiasHighAlarm
0x0106
TXBiasLowAlarm
0x0107
VccHighAlarm
0x0108
VccLowAlarm
0x0109
TempHighAlarm
0x010A
TempLowAlarm
0x010B
RXPowerHighWarning
0x010C
RXPowerLowWarning
0x010D
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TXPowerHighWarning
0x010E
TXPowerLowWarning
0x010F
TXBiasHighWarning
0x0110
TXBiasLowWarning
0x0111
VccHighWarning
0x0112
VccLowWarning
0x0113
TempHighWarning
0x0114
TempLowWarning
0x0115
DownstreamDropEventsAlarm
0x0116:
UpstreamDropEventsAlarm
0x0117:
DownstreamCRCErrorFramesAlarm
0x0118:
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DownstreamUndersizeFramesAlarm
0x0119:
UpstreamUndersizeFramesAlarm
0x011A:
DownstreamOversizeFramesAlarm
0x011B:
UpstreamOversizeFramesAlarm
0x011C:
DownstreamFragmentsAlarm
0x011D:
DownstreamJabbersAlarm
0x011E:
DownstreamCollisionsAlarm
0x011F:
DownstreamDiscardFramesAlarm
0x0120:
UpstreamDiscardFramesAlarm
0x0121:
DownstreamErrorFramesAlarm
0x0122:
DownstreamDropEventsWarning
0x0123:
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UpstreamDropEventsWarning
0x0124:
DownstreamCRCErrorFramesWarning
0x0125:
DownstreamUndersizeFramesWarning
0x0126:
UpstreamUndersizeFramesWarning
0x0127
DownstreamOversizeFramesWarning
0x0128
UpstreamOversizeFramesWarning
0x0129:
DownstreamFragmentsWarning
0x012A:
DownstreamJabbersWarning
0x012B:
DownstreamCollisionsWarning
0x012C:
DownstreamDiscardFramesWarning
0x012D:
UpstreamDiscardFramesWarning
0x012E:
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DownstreamErrorFramesWarning
UNI:
0x0301:
EthPortAutoNegFailure
0x0302:
EthPortLOS
0x0303:
EthPortFailure
0x0304:
EthPortLoopback
0x0305:
EthPortCongestion
0x0306:
DownstreamDropEventsAlarm
0x0307:
UpstreamDropEventsAlarm
0x0308:
DownstreamCRCErrorFramesAlarm
0x0309:
DownstreamUndersizeFramesAlarm
0x030A:
UpstreamUndersizeFramesAlarm
276 / 286
0x030B:
DownstreamOversizeFramesAlarm
0x030C:
UpstreamOversizeFramesAlarm
0x030D:
DownstreamFragmentsAlarm
0x030E:
DownstreamJabbersAlarm
0x030F:
DownstreamCollisionsAlarm
0x0310:
DownstreamDiscardFramesAlarm
0x0311:
UpstreamDiscardFramesAlarm
0x0312:
DownstreamErrorFramesAlarm
0x0313:
StatusChangeTimesAlarm
0x0314:
DownstreamDropEventsWarning
0x0315:
UpstreamDropEventsWarning
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0x0316:
DownstreamCRCErrorFramesWarning
0x0317:
DownstreamUndersizeFramesWarning
0x0318:
UpstreamUndersizeFramesWarning
0x0319:
DownstreamOversizeFramesWarning
0x031A:
UpstreamOversizeFramesWarning
0x031B:
DownstreamFragmentsWarning
0x031C:
DownstreamJabbersWarning
0x031D:
DownstreamCollisionsWarning
0x031E:
DownstreamDiscardFramesWarning
0x031F:
UpstreamDiscardFramesWarning
0x0320:
DownstreamErrorFramesWarning
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0x0321:
StatusChangeTimesWarning
Description
show onu LLID alarm-config ALARM-ID // display ONU alarm configuration information
show onu LLID pon alarm-config ALARM-ID // display the ONU pon port alarm configuration
information
show onu LLID uni PORT-LIST alarm-config ALARM-ID // display ONU UNI port alarm configuration
information
Example//ONU alarm configuration information display
18 SNMP configure
18.1 snmp-server configure
18.1.1snmp-server community
command
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snmp-server community COMMUNITY {ro | rw}
no snmp-server community COMMUNITY
mode
Parameter
COMMUNITY Communit Less than or equal to 32 printable ktkt

y name characters
Description
snmp-server community COMMUNITY ro // Configure SNMP community name server, read-only

permission
snmp-server community COMMUNITY rw // Configure SNMP community name server, permissions

to read and write
no snmp-server community COMMUNITY // Delete SNMP community name server
Example
//Configure SNMP server community name ktkt, permissions to read and write
18.1.2snmp-server host
command
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snmp-server host { HOST-ADDR | HOST-ADDR COMMUNITY udp-port PORT }
no snmp-server host HOST-ADDR
mode
Parameter
HOST-ADDR IP Four-byte dotted 192.168.2.100

Address decimal IP address
COMMUNITY Commun Less than or equal to 32 ktkt

ity name printable characters
PORT Port ID Integer [0 65535] 8080
Description
snmp-server host HOST-ADDR // Configure SNMP server host IP
snmp-server host HOST-ADDR COMMUNITY udp-port PORT // Configuring NTP server IP, the
community name and destination host port number
no snmp-server host HOST-ADDR // Deleting an SNMP server host IP
Example
//Configure SNMP server host IP
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18.1.3show snmp-server
Command
show snmp-server { community | host }
Mode
All Mode
Description
show snmp-server community // Displays the SNMP community name list server
show snmp-server host // Display SNMP server host information
Example
//Display SNMP server host information
19 BCMP configure
19.1 Bcmp configure
19.1.1bcmp state
command
bcmp state {enable | disable}
no bcmp state
mode
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parameters
none
Description
bcmp state enable //Opne BCMP function
bcmp state disable // Close ICMP function
no bcmp state // Recovery "bcmp function" is the default
Example//enable BCMP
19.1.2bcmp vlan
Command
bcmp vlan VLAN-ID
no bcmp vlan
Mode
Parameter
VLAN-ID VLAN NO Integer [1, 4094] 4000
Description
bcmp vlan VLAN-ID // Configure the vlan id BCMP
283 / 286
no bcmp vlan // Recovery "BCMP the vlan id" is the default value
Example
//Configure the vlan id BCMP
19.1.3bcmp server
Command
bcmp server { ip IP-ADDR | port PROT-ID }
no bcmp server { ip | port }
Mode
Parameter
IP-ADDR IP Four-byte dotted decimal IP 192.168.1.100

address address
PORT-ID Port ID Integer 8080
Description
bcmp server ip IP-ADDR // The server ip address configuration BCMP
bcmp server port PROT-ID // Configuring the BMC server port number
no bcmp server ip // Recovery "BCMP the server ip address" is the default value
no bcmp server port // Recovery "BMCP the server port number" is the default value
Example
284 / 286
//BCMP server ip
19.1.4bcmp proxy
command
bcmp proxy { ip IP-ADDR IP-MASK [IP-GATEWAY] | port PROT-ID }
no bcmp proxy { ip | port }
mode
Parameter
IP-ADDR IP Four-byte dotted decimal IP 192.168.1.100

address address
IP-MASK subnet Four-byte dotted decimal IP 255.255.255.0

mask address
IP-GATEWA IP Four-byte dotted decimal IP 192.168.1.1

Y gateway address
PORT-ID Port ID Integer 8080
Description
bcmp proxy ip IP-ADDR IP-MASK // Configure BCMP proxy IP address, subnet mask
bcmp proxy ip IP-ADDR IP-MASK IP-GATEWAY // Configure BCMP proxy IP address, subnet mask,
and IP gateway
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bcmp proxy port PROT-ID // Configure the proxy port number BCMP
no bcmp proxy ip // Recovery "IP address BCMP agents, mask and gateway" is the default value
no bcmp proxy port // Recovery "BCMP proxy port number" is the default value
Example
//BCMP proxy IP submask and getway
19.1.5show bcmp
command
show bcmp { info | device }
mode
all mode
parameters
none
description
show bcmp info //display BCMP basic information
show bcmp device //display BCMP equipment information
example//Display BCMP basic information
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1.2 CANCEL COMMAND ..................................................................................................................................... 17

1.3 SAVE CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................. 17

1.4 MODE CHANGE COMMAND .......................................................................................................................... 18

1.4.1 enable ............................................................................................................................................... 18

1.4.2 configure terminal ........................................................................................................................... 18

1.4.4 onu .................................................................................................................................................... 20

1.4.5 uni ..................................................................................................................................................... 21

1.4.6 vlan ................................................................................................................................................... 22

1.4.7 access-list ........................................................................................................................................ 23

1.4.9 quit .................................................................................................................................................... 24

1.5 TERMINAL INTERFACE COMMAND................................................................................................................ 25

1.5.1 cli-password ..................................................................................................................................... 25

1.5.2 list ...................................................................................................................................................... 25

1.5.3 help ................................................................................................................................................... 26

1.5.5 top ..................................................................................................................................................... 28

1.5.7 ping ................................................................................................................................................... 30

1.5.8 timeout .............................................................................................................................................. 31

1.5.9 arp delete ......................................................................................................................................... 32

1.5.10 clear .................................................................................................................................................. 33

1.5.11 show version .................................................................................................................................... 33

2.1 CONFIGURATION FILE LOCAL MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................... 35

2.1.1 write .................................................................................................................................................. 35

2.1.2 show running-config ....................................................................................................................... 35

2.1.3 load ................................................................................................................................................... 36

2.1.4 clear config-file ................................................................................................................................ 37

2.2 FILE NETWORK MANAGEMENT ..................................................................................................................... 38

2.2.1 tftp upload / download config-file .................................................................................................. 38

2.2.2 tftp download olt-image .................................................................................................................. 39

2.2.3 backup / upgrade config-file .......................................................................................................... 39

2.2.4 tftp download onu-image ............................................................................................................... 40

2.2.5 upgrade onu-image ........................................................................................................................ 41

2.3 ACTIVE AND STANDBY SYSTEM SWITCH....................................................................................................... 42

2.3.1 show file-system ............................................................................................................................. 42

2.3.2 switch-over file-system ................................................................................................................... 42

3 SYSTEM SETTING .................................................................................................................................44

3.1 SYSTEM TIME AND INFORMATION................................................................................................................. 44

3.1.1 date ................................................................................................................................................... 44

3.1.2 timezone ........................................................................................................................................... 45

3.1.3 show date ......................................................................................................................................... 46

3.1.4 show system .................................................................................................................................... 46

3.1.5 show processor ............................................................................................................................... 47

3.2 IN-BAND MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................................... 48

3.2.1 ip address ........................................................................................................................................ 48

3.2.2 management in-band vlan ............................................................................................................. 49

3.3 OUT-BAND MANAGEMENT INTERFACE ......................................................................................................... 50

3.3.1 management out-band ip ............................................................................................................... 50

3.3.2 show management out-band ........................................................................................................ 51

3.4 DEVICE MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................................. 52

3.4.1 hostname ......................................................................................................................................... 52

3.4.2 device admin-status ....................................................................................................................... 53

3.4.3 show device ..................................................................................................................................... 54

3.5 BOARD MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................................. 54

3.5.1 board admin-status ......................................................................................................................... 54

3.5.2 show board ...................................................................................................................................... 55

3.6 REBOOT DEVICE .......................................................................................................................................... 56

3.7 TIME SYNCHRONIZATION ............................................................................................................................. 57

3.7.1 sntp enable ...................................................................................................................................... 57

3.7.2 sntp interval ..................................................................................................................................... 58

3.7.3 sntp server ....................................................................................................................................... 59

3.7.4 show sntp ......................................................................................................................................... 60

4 INTERFACE CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................61

4.1 SHOW INTERFACE INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 61

4.1.1 show interface brief ........................................................................................................................ 61