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Summary of Contents for AVIDIA SWD4573I1

Page 1: ...Avidia Catalog Number SWD4573I1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT USER MANUAL SWITCHWARE VERSION 2 0...

Page 2: ...right license or interest to such trademarks is granted hereunder and you agree that no such right license or interest shall be asserted by you with respect to such trademark Information contained in...

Page 3: ...ures of the Avidia system These overview sections also indicate procedures you must complete using either the command line interface or the Web interface to implement these features Part II The Avidia...

Page 4: ...Multiple Values in parenthesis separated by a vertical line indicate that you must select one of the values for that parameter However parentheses may also contain parameters for which you need to pro...

Page 5: ...hWare Version 2 0 software release Avidia 2200 remote chassis with three slots including a combination DS1 and management card ADSL user interface card POTS splitter card subtending for Avidia 2200 re...

Page 6: ...Summary of Changes for Version 2 0 vi Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 7: ...mage Files are Used 8 How Configuration Files are Used 8 How Hardware Profile Files are Used 9 Management Tools and Protocols 9 Chapter 2 Preparing for System Configuration and Management ____________...

Page 8: ...6 SONET 28 Redundancy 28 Dual Homing 29 Line Card Redundancy 32 Automatic Protection Switching 33 Inband Management 35 Inband to Avidia 36 Inband to Modems 36 Inband for Subtending 37 Bridging and Rou...

Page 9: ...ation 69 Setting Up Connections 70 DS1 Line Management Combination Card 70 Frame based Services 71 Cell based Services 74 Saving Configurations 75 Part II The Avidia Command Line Interface ___________...

Page 10: ...onfiguring the System IP Address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway 92 Configuring the Gateway IP Address 93 Displaying the System IP Addresses 93 Configuring Trap Generation Status 94 Configuring Trap R...

Page 11: ...ine Profiles 112 Displaying SDSL Frame Line Profiles 112 Deleting SDSL Frame Line Profiles 113 Configuring SDSL Frame Alarm Profiles 114 Adding SDSL Frame Alarm Profiles 114 Displaying SDSL Frame Alar...

Page 12: ...L Alarm Profiles 133 Configuring IDSL Service 133 Modifying the IDSL Transmit Clock Source 134 Displaying the IDSL Transmit Clock Source 134 Modifying IDSL Port Configurations 135 Displaying IDSL Port...

Page 13: ...Commands 159 Displaying APS Configuration 160 Configuring PVPCs 162 Viewing ATM Port Settings 162 Configuring Cell Channel Card PVPCs 163 Changing Cell Channel Card PVPC Admin Status 167 Deleting Prim...

Page 14: ...Configuring Frame Relay Links 206 Adding a Frame Relay Link 206 Modifying Frame Relay Link Settings 207 Deleting Frame Relay Links 209 Displaying Frame Relay Link Settings 210 Configuring Frame Relay...

Page 15: ...ARP Table Entries 240 Displaying the IP ARP Table 240 Deleting IP ARP Table Entries 241 Modifying RIP Configuration 242 Modifying RIP 242 Displaying the RIP Configuration Table 243 Configuring Destin...

Page 16: ...ring ADSL Performance History 262 Monitoring SDSL Frame Performance 264 Displaying SDSL Frame Line Statistics 264 Displaying SDSL Frame Performance History 266 Monitoring SDSL Frame CPE Statistics 267...

Page 17: ...itoring FRF 5 Statistics 302 Monitoring FRF 8 Statistics 303 Chapter 14 Monitoring Bridging and Routing________________________________305 Monitoring Bridge Port Status 306 Monitoring STP Port Status...

Page 18: ...ng and Initiating OAM Loopbacks 342 Setting the System OAM Source Location ID 342 Configuring and Initiating OAM Loopbacks 343 Initiating Communication Path Loopbacks 345 Initiating OC3 Loopbacks 346...

Page 19: ...eting Files 368 Part III The Avidia Web Interface ___________________________369 Chapter 18 Introduction to the Web Interface________________________________371 Logging On to the Web Interface 372 Nav...

Page 20: ...6 Configuring SDSL Frame Service 397 Configuring SDSL Cell Line Profiles 399 Adding SDSL Cell Line Profiles 400 Deleting SDSL Cell Line Profiles 401 Configuring SDSL Cell Alarm Profiles 401 Adding SDS...

Page 21: ...rimary PVPCs 434 Changing PVPC Admin Status 437 Deleting PVPCs 438 Adding Backup PVPCs 439 Deleting Backup PVPCs 441 Returning Service from a Backup PVPC to a Primary PVPC 442 Configuring PVCCs 443 Ad...

Page 22: ...ing Sessions 486 Adding Sessions 488 Modifying Sessions 491 Deleting Sessions 493 Configuring Router Groups 493 Adding Router Groups 494 Deleting Router Groups 494 Configuring IP Routing 495 Adding IP...

Page 23: ...ce Window 536 Physical SONET Interfaces 538 Physical ADSL Interfaces 538 Physical SDSL Frame Interfaces 539 Physical SDSL Cell Interfaces 540 Physical DS1 Interfaces 541 Physical E1 Interfaces 541 Phy...

Page 24: ...the Admin Account Password 586 Configuring the System Timers 586 Setting the Inactivity Timeout 587 Setting the Refresh Rate 588 Displaying System Inventory 588 Resetting Cards 589 Activating and Deac...

Page 25: ..._603 Technical Support 603 World Wide Web 603 Limited Warranty 603 Advance Replacement 604 Billing 605 Returns 605 Appendix C SPVC Last Release Cause Codes_________________________________607 Appendix...

Page 26: ...Table of Contents xxvi Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 27: ...rs which provide an overview of Avidia system configuration and management and specific instructions for preparing to configure and manage a system Chapter Number Chapter Title Page 1 Avidia System Co...

Page 28: ...2 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 29: ...igured you can also access the command line interface remotely using a telnet application The command line interface contains a hierarchy of different prompts at which you type commands to perform a p...

Page 30: ...c profiles are applied to Permanent Virtual Channels PVCs during configuration You can also specify either FRF 5 or FRF 8 interworking ADSL cell based card line profiles that define the rate mode targ...

Page 31: ...olds IDSL alarm profiles are applied to IDSL channels during configuration ADSL cell based service including assigning ADSL line and ADSL alarm profiles SDSL cell based service including assigning cel...

Page 32: ...ics including bridge forwarding statistics system IP statistics ADSL loop status and performance history SDSL cell statistics and performance history SDSL frame statistics and performance history IDSL...

Page 33: ...OSTIC FEATURES The Avidia system enables you to perform the following administrative functions copying deleting and displaying a directory of files using a DOS like file system uploading files to and...

Page 34: ...it into Random Access Memory RAM The firmware runs from RAM during system operation How Configuration Files are Used All configuration information for the Avidia system is stored permanently in the ma...

Page 35: ...ry on page 364 or the Web interface see Displaying System Inventory on page 588 You cannot edit this information MANAGEMENT TOOLS AND PROTOCOLS Avidia systems use the following management tools and pr...

Page 36: ...Management Tools and Protocols 10 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 37: ...ment card craft port See Step 1 Connect a Terminal and Log On on page 12 2 Use the Avidia command line interface to set the management card IP address See Step 2 Set the Management Card IP Addresses o...

Page 38: ...bling pinouts 2 Power up the ASCII terminal or PC 3 If you are using a PC as a terminal run a terminal emulation program such as HyperTerminal or ProComm See the terminal emulation program documentati...

Page 39: ...P address for the Avidia system This address is based on the Ethernet network to which the Avidia system is attached format xxx xxx xxx xxx The default management card IP address is 192 168 0 1 netmas...

Page 40: ...in the following format then press defaultroute gwaddr Parameter gwaddr The IP address of a router on the Ethernet network through which the Avidia system can communicate with external networks format...

Page 41: ...ons you may find the Web interface easier to use STEP 4 SELECT AN ACCESS METHOD AND COMPLETE SETUP This section describes the ways in which you can access each of the management interfaces Accessing t...

Page 42: ...or cabling pinouts To access the Web interface 1 Select one of the following methods of accessing the Web interface then follow the instructions to complete setup Connect locally using a PC connected...

Page 43: ...sful several reply messages display on the PC monitor If the ping is not successful an error message displays indicating that the request has timed out If the ping fails make sure the Ethernet cable i...

Page 44: ...Next Steps 18 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 45: ...Go to page ATM 20 ATM Traffic Configuration 20 ATM Traffic Management 22 ATM Virtual Circuits 24 ATM Device Addresses 23 Frame Relay Transmission 26 SONET 28 Redundancy 28 Dual Homing 29 Line Card Red...

Page 46: ...he Avidia system also offers UBR service that includes a peak cell rate Constant Bit Rate CBR CBR is the highest quality of service with a guaranteed constant bandwidth It is best suited for applicati...

Page 47: ...onform to the quality of service contract Parameter Description Valid Range Applies to Traffic Types PCR0 1 The peak cell rate to apply to both tagged and non tagged cells in cells per second 150 353...

Page 48: ...ged on a per VC and per QoS basis Statistics are collected for all established connections In addition the following sections list the traffic management capabilities and limitations specific to OC3 a...

Page 49: ...e public addresses assigned by a regulatory body Location IDs are private addresses that identify ATM devices within a network ATM Addresses Each ATM address is unique to the individual device to whic...

Page 50: ...Identifier VPI For VPCs the system only translates the VPI value and does not check or change any configured Virtual Channel Identifier VCI value VCC configuration requires specifying a VPI and a VCI...

Page 51: ...f VPIs used for cross connect PVCs any number between 0 255 not used for PVCs Cell based ADSL 256 minus the number of VPIs used for cross connect PVCs any number between 0 255 not used for PVCs Cell b...

Page 52: ...so that they can be carried by the ATM network to another frame device FRF 8 defines how frames are translated between ATM and frame devices To set up frame relay services Configure service for each I...

Page 53: ...TM network nrt vbr non real time Variable Bit Rate This traffic class carries variable bandwidth It is well suited for data services such as frame relay over ATM which requires guaranteed bandwidth an...

Page 54: ...page 32 Automatic Protection Switching APS for the OC3 line card with dual PHY connectors where the primary physical port switches to the secondary physical port if the primary port were to fail as de...

Page 55: ...oint only one of the two line cards will provide cell bus clocking Configure ATM VPCs and VCCs to the line card that you choose as primary and configure the backup VPCs and VCCs to the second line car...

Page 56: ...d sharing allows you to increase the amount of traffic that you can send through the system by allowing you to direct traffic to two separate line cards The uplink for both line cards DS1 DS3 and OC3...

Page 57: ...nd See page 20 for the traffic types that are available Configure service as described in the sections for command line or Web interface Set up UPC policing The policing function monitors and regulate...

Page 58: ...d an ATM network prefix that is within the public UNI to which the system is attached The ATM service provider assigns this prefix Each Avidia system should be assigned a separate prefix to reduce rou...

Page 59: ...is unsuccessful or an existing connection fails and the call has been retried the maximum configured number of times the call request is re routed using the other line card Automatic Protection Switc...

Page 60: ...l failure is cleared Revertive mode automatically switches traffic back to the working channel when the working channel failure has been cleared for a user specified amount of time from 5 to 12 minute...

Page 61: ...An IP address is associated with either a physical port or a logical port ifIndex that is part of the Avidia system including subtended chassis Through this IP address the NMS EMS can inband manage t...

Page 62: ...modem The Avidia system acts as a proxy agent for the SNMP request to the modem The SNMP request from the NMS EMS to the Avidia system must include the IP address for the Avidia system an Object ID O...

Page 63: ...ne The inband management of a subtended system from an NMS EMS occurs by indicating the IP address and OID in the SNMP request for the destination subtended system BRIDGING AND ROUTING The Avidia syst...

Page 64: ...enables partitioned links to create a new loop free topology if possible Bridging and STP are system wide functions When you enable bridging it is available to any session set up over a ATM PVC in th...

Page 65: ...ive setting for IP datagrams that are generated within the Avidia system and do not already have a time to live value in the header The setting specifies a maximum number of hops a packet can take bef...

Page 66: ...pes and encapsulation that you can use for the various connections within the Avidia system These connections may ultimately terminate on modems or other devices attached to an Avidia system Connectio...

Page 67: ...logical port you will set up for the session Add a bridge router or brouter session as indicated below When an ADSL modem CPE is part of connection set up applicable bridging routing or brouting for t...

Page 68: ...modem When a LAN or NMS EMS is set up on the Ethernet port of the AMC the IP address for the LAN or NMS EMS should be on the same subnet as the AMC Ethernet port When you set up a remote system for i...

Page 69: ...S to each Avidia Internet shown only for subscriber traffic Avidia System B WAN IP 10 13 0 10 Mask 255 255 255 248 LAN IP 21 10 0 1 ATM Backbone ATM Remote Access Server RAS StarGazer NMS Web Manageme...

Page 70: ...the downloaded files by doing one of the following through inband management send an SNMP request to reboot have the customer reboot the ADSL modems TRANSPARENT LAN SERVICE Transparent LAN service fu...

Page 71: ...network uplink The aggregating system is known as the subtending or source system and each of the systems connected to it are known as the subtended or destination systems See the figure below for a r...

Page 72: ...rather than using a third party switch concentrating data efficiently organizing the network through the use of VPCs and VCCs selecting ATM QoS classes to effectively groom traffic within the network...

Page 73: ...r 13 21 as a channel interface Slot 2 as a line interface Slots 3 5 as a channel interface N A 3 DS3 AV323 Slot 11 or 12 as a line interface Slot 11 or 12 whichever was notthe lineinterface as a chann...

Page 74: ...her subtending or subtended can connect to and manage subscriber traffic modems Star Physical Implementation on page 48 shows how to set up a star configuration using Avidia systems Star Configuration...

Page 75: ...at the subtending system s network uplink card is not a bottleneck for traffic For example use an OC3 or DS3 card for larger systems since these cards provide greater bandwidth Use a DS1 DSX 1 card fo...

Page 76: ...contract you need to set up for each connection and what policing through the Usage Parameter Control UPC applies to the connection The traffic contract and policing you select is dependent on the ser...

Page 77: ...ATM Virtual Circuits on page 153 for the command line interface or Configuring ATM Virtual Circuits on page 427 for the Web interface Essentially these are the connections you must set up as shown in...

Page 78: ...separated by distance The daisy chain comprises one system functioning on the edge of the network to aggregate and switch ATM transmissions and provide the network uplink up to two systems functioning...

Page 79: ...plink in the subtending system The card must reside in slot 11 or 12 for an AV8000 or slot 2 for an AV3000 Select either a DS3 an OC3 or a DS1 DSX 1 for an AV3000 or AV8000 system Select a card that a...

Page 80: ...ended systems see the table on page 47 that is compatible with the card you selected in Select the subtending channel card on page 54 For example if you select a DS1 card for subtending then use one o...

Page 81: ...uring ATM Traffic Profiles on page 154 for the command line interface or Configuring ATM Traffic Profiles on page 428 for the Web interface Remember that upstream and downstream rates and the QoS must...

Page 82: ...llustration are for example only The network administrator can set up VPI VCI values in a meaningful way to differentiate between nodes or areas of subtended sites Select Policing The UPC policing fun...

Page 83: ...ms support OAM management functions across the User Network Interface UNI which can be either public Avidia to an ATM network switch or private Avidia to Avidia or Avidia to a modem Avidia systems can...

Page 84: ...ted between these points see the figure on page 57 Avidia channel card to loopback at a modem Avidia line card to loopback at an ATM switch Avidia line card to loopback at a node beyond the ATM switch...

Page 85: ...D address to run OAM tests This address is typically forwarded from the network service access point NSAP for the node The Megabit Modem however does not require an OAM Location ID address to be a des...

Page 86: ...the slot port VPI and VCI values Have values identified for the OAM cell count timeout and delay These optional values you can set up for the OAM ATM layer loopbacks are count which is the total numbe...

Page 87: ...loopback at an Avidia line card see page 65 ATM node beyond the ATM switch to loopback at a modem see page 65 this can also be an end to end loopback ATM node beyond the ATM switch to loopback at an A...

Page 88: ...gabit Modem 700F 600F or 500L The modem must have at least one user session PVC defined and active Depending on the model of the modem the session could be either PPP Megabit Modem 700F 600F or 500L o...

Page 89: ...OAM Destination Location ID for the ATM switch Avidia Line Card to ATM Node Segment or End to End Loopback The Avidia line card to ATM node beyond the ATM switch segment or end to end loopback origin...

Page 90: ...low test cells generated by the ATM switch transparently to the modem To perform this test the user must be familiar with the OAM commands for the ATM switch The user must specify the VPI VCI for an O...

Page 91: ...ATM Node to Modem Segment or End to End Loopback The ATM node beyond the ATM switch to modem segment or end to end loopback test originates and terminates at an ATM node point D The loopback target or...

Page 92: ...n Location ID as a default value if that value is different than the OAM Location ID for the Avidia system ATM Node to Avidia Line Card Segment Loopback The ATM node beyond the ATM switch to Avidia li...

Page 93: ...card and an ADSL modem Megabit Modem 700F 600F or 500L The modem must have at least one user session PVC defined and active Depending on the model of the modem the session could be either PPP Megabit...

Page 94: ...stem point C The loopback test for this subtended segment functions in much the same way as a segment OAM loopback is performed between an Avidia system and a modem page 62 Enter the OAM Location ID f...

Page 95: ...anagement card the new management card retrieves the current alarm information from the individual cards to build a new alarm database CONFIGURING AVIDIA SYSTEM INFORMATION To enable access to the Avi...

Page 96: ...system containing the DS1 line management card must first be subtended to an AV8000 or AV3000 system see Subtending Multiple Systems on page 45 for information on configuring subtending Once the syste...

Page 97: ...395 Web interface Provision service for the SDSL frame card Configure the ports includes selecting the SDSL frame line profile and SDSL frame alarm profile for each port See Configuring SDSL Frame Se...

Page 98: ...arm Profiles on page 408 Web interface Configure service for the IDSL frame card ports including selecting the IDSL card transmit clock source See Configuring IDSL Service on page 133 command line int...

Page 99: ...h as uncompressed voice video and circuit emulation CBR is a Quality of Service class defined by the ATM Forum for ATM network nrt vbr non real time Variable Bit Rate This traffic class carries variab...

Page 100: ...uring ADSL Service on page 391 Web interface Create the cross connect through the Avidia system from the line card to the ADSL cell based card See Configuring PVCCs on page 170 command line interface...

Page 101: ...ation changes the information is saved to RAM on the management card and each of the cards affected by the configuration However if you unplug or reboot any of these cards before you manually save the...

Page 102: ...Saving Configurations 76 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 103: ...face 79 5 Configuring System Parameters 85 6 Configuring Subscriber Services 99 7 Configuring Network Services 141 8 Configuring ATM Virtual Circuits 153 9 Configuring Frame Relay Interworking 205 10...

Page 104: ...78 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 105: ...face comes preinstalled on the Avidia management card and is accessed through a terminal connected to the management card craft port or over a network using a telnet session This chapter provides an i...

Page 106: ...in use via telnet from network address xxx xxx xxx xxx If the local user presses any key the system disconnects the remote user and the local user can then log on to the command line interface The sys...

Page 107: ...tive tasks such as uploading downloading and copying files Diagnostics for configuring and initiating OAM loopbacks Throughout the command line interface you can control the scrolling of data on the s...

Page 108: ...s within square brackets indicate an optional parameter that should you opt to include it requires you to provide an appropriate value Multiple Values in parenthesis separated by a vertical line indic...

Page 109: ...erface Timeout Option on page 367 To log off the command line interface manually type exit bye or quit at any prompt then press To Type the following then press Display a list of commands available fr...

Page 110: ...Logging Off the Command Line Interface 84 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 111: ...chapter describes how to configure system parameters such as system identifiers trap receivers and community strings Section Page Configuring System Information 86 Configuring IP Addresses 91 Configu...

Page 112: ...o From the system prompt type the name command in the following format then press name name name with spaces Parameters name The name text string can contain any characters except quotation marks and...

Page 113: ...ver if you include quotation marks in the contact text string the quotation marks must be preceded by a backward slash You can use multiple words separated by an underscore contact with spaces The con...

Page 114: ...However if you include quotation marks in the location text string the quotation marks must be preceded by a backward slash You can use multiple words separated by an underscore location with spaces T...

Page 115: ...rrent hour represented in two digit 24 hour format for example 2 a m is represented by the numbers 02 and 2 p m is represented by the number 14 mm The current minute represented in two digit format fo...

Page 116: ...e is stored on a TFTP server in a directory other than the default directory you must specify the path See your TFTP server documentation to determine the required path syntax If you do not specify th...

Page 117: ...ult management card IP address is 192 168 0 1 You can configure the default gateway when you set the system IP address and subnet mask or as a separate procedure You configure IP addresses from the ip...

Page 118: ...tached format xxx xxx xxx xxx netmask The subnet mask associated with the management card IP address if a subnet exists This address is based on the Ethernet network to which the Avidia system is atta...

Page 119: ...ss The default gateway IP address is 192 168 0 100 defaultroute gwaddr Parameter gwaddr The IP address of a router on the Ethernet network through which the Avidia system can communicate with external...

Page 120: ...system events such as alarms and configuration changes You must specify whether or not you want the system to generate each type of trap You configure trap generation status from the system prompt Fro...

Page 121: ...ace From the trap prompt type the new command in the following format then press new index ipaddr subnetmask community snmpv1 snmpv2c Parameters index The trap receiver table index number that you wan...

Page 122: ...rompt type show then press to display the configured trap receivers 2 Note the index number of the trap receiver you want to delete 3 Type the delete command in the following format then press delete...

Page 123: ...munity Strings From the community prompt type the new command in the following format then press new read write community Parameters read write Determines which access privileges an NMS using the spec...

Page 124: ...ty Strings 1 From the community prompt type show then press to display the configured community strings 2 Note the exact spelling of the community string you want to delete 3 Type the delete command i...

Page 125: ...Configuring ADSL Alarm Profiles 104 Configuring ADSL Handshaking 107 Configuring ADSL Service 109 Configuring SDSL Frame Line Profiles 111 Configuring SDSL Frame Alarm Profiles 114 Configuring SDSL Fr...

Page 126: ...ADSL line profile The profile is automatically assigned the next available index number in the ADSL line profile table new fixed margin upstream delay downstream delay maximum upstream rate maximum do...

Page 127: ...However a delay of 4 to 6 milliseconds is recommended for maximum transmission speed maximum upstream rate The maximum upstream transmit rate in kbps This is the highest transmission rate to which th...

Page 128: ...ing this parameter displays the entire ADSL line profile table Examples line show 3 line show The following screen illustrates an example of both show line commands ENTER line show 1 Upstream Downstre...

Page 129: ...ow then press to display the ADSL line profile table 2 Note the index number of the ADSL line profile you want to delete 3 Type the delete command in the following format then press delete index Param...

Page 130: ...assigned the next available index number in the ADSL alarm profile table new ulof ulos ues dlof dlos des Parameters ulof Upstream loss of frame threshold This threshold determines the acceptable numbe...

Page 131: ...stream errored seconds threshold Example alarm new 10 10 10 10 10 10 Displaying ADSL Alarm Profiles From the alarm prompt type the show command in the following format then press show index Parameter...

Page 132: ...index number of the profile you want to delete 3 Type the delete command in the following format then press delete index Parameter index The index number of the alarm profile you want to delete Exampl...

Page 133: ...set to g hs set the line code to g lite or g dmt You configure the ADSL handshaking and line code from the handshake prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the ha...

Page 134: ...at slot port Omitting this parameter displays the parameters for all configured ADSL channels Examples handshake show 5 1 handshake show The following screen illustrates an example of both show adsl c...

Page 135: ...s to display the line prompt profile line 2 Type show then press to display the configured line profiles 3 Note the index number of the line profile you want to assign to the channel 4 Type the follow...

Page 136: ...profile you want to assign to this channel up down The administrative status of the line Up activates the port Down deactivates the port Example adsl set 4 2 3 6 up Displaying ADSL Port Configurations...

Page 137: ...u to apply an SDSL frame line profile to the line Therefore you must configure the desired SDSL frame line profile before configuring the SDSL frame port A default profile exists with an index of 1 Yo...

Page 138: ...e Parameters rate The desired transmit rate in kbps The valid range supported by the SDSL frame card is from 64 to 2 048 in increments of 64 However the specified rate must be supported by the remote...

Page 139: ...to display the SDSL frame line profile table 2 Note the index number of the SDSL frame line profile you want to delete 3 Type the delete command in the following format then press delete index Paramet...

Page 140: ...g SDSL Frame Alarm Profiles From the alarm prompt type the new command in the following format then press to create a new SDSL frame alarm profile The profile is automatically assigned the next availa...

Page 141: ...seconds during which the SDSL frame loop is not synchronized A typical unavailable seconds threshold value is 60 uasmode The unavailable seconds alarm setting Type enable or disable Example alarm new...

Page 142: ...number of the profile you want to delete 3 Type the delete command in the following format then press delete index Parameter index The index number of the alarm profile you want to delete Example alar...

Page 143: ...ess to display the line prompt profile line 2 Type show then press to display the configured line profiles 3 Note the index number of the line profile you want to assign to the channel 4 Type the foll...

Page 144: ...sign to this channel up down The administrative status of the line Up activates the port Down deactivates the port Example frame set 4 2 3 6 up Displaying SDSL Frame Port Configurations From the frame...

Page 145: ...efault profile exists with an index of 1 You cannot delete the default profile You configure SDSL cell line profiles from the line prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to...

Page 146: ...supported data rates Example line new 768 Displaying SDSL Cell Line Profiles From the line prompt type the show command in the following format then press show index Parameter index The SDSL cell lin...

Page 147: ...s that generate SNMP traps When the configured thresholds are met or exceeded the SNMP agent sends a trap to the configured trap receiver s Only one trap is sent for each 15 minute data collection per...

Page 148: ...ell delineation seconds in the current 15 minute data collection interval exceeds the specified threshold the loss of cell delineation alarm is activated Loss of cell delineation seconds are seconds i...

Page 149: ...dex Parameter index The SDSL cell alarm profile table index number of the profile you want to display Omitting this parameter displays the entire SDSL cell alarm profile table Examples alarm show 1 al...

Page 150: ...profile you want to delete Example alarm delete 3 CONFIGURING SDSL CELL SERVICE Before configuring an SDSL cell port make sure you have You configure SDSL cell channels from the cell prompt From the...

Page 151: ...Type the following command then press to display the alarm prompt configuration sdsl cell profile alarm 5 Type show then press to display the configured alarm profiles 6 Note the index number of the a...

Page 152: ...esemble the cell header so the network attempts to synchronize on the cell payload rather than the cell header Scrambling the cell payload precludes it from looking like a cell header Choose to enable...

Page 153: ...ot delete the default profile You configure IDSL line profiles from the line prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the line prompt configuration idsl profile lin...

Page 154: ...cs for all but the first segment and so on seg segmented Statistics are reported for each segment of the connection path loop In both the customer and network directions node 0 Avidia system reports s...

Page 155: ...nformation Description Index The index number of the line profile PM Mode The performance monitoring mode which determines how IDSL current performance data and diagnostic data are collected Path or S...

Page 156: ...default profile exists with an index of 1 You cannot delete the default profile You configure IDSL alarm profiles from the alarm prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to di...

Page 157: ...e to 4095 with 100 as the default An errored second generates when one or more block errors CRC violations are detected during a one second interval daily SES The daily SES threshold is the number of...

Page 158: ...ly errored seconds that must be met or exceeded on the IDSL line within an hour for a trap to occur The range is 0 disable to 127 Daily ES The daily ES threshold is the number of errored seconds that...

Page 159: ...f the alarm profile you want to delete Example alarm delete 3 CONFIGURING IDSL SERVICE You assign IDSL service for the card by specifying the transmit clock source and for each port by specifying a li...

Page 160: ...at then press set slot local A B Parameters slot The slot number of the IDSL card local A B The transmit clock source for the IDSL card The default is local local The IDSL clock is the source A The Av...

Page 161: ...prompt type the following command then press to display the line prompt profile line 3 Type show then press to display the configured line profiles 4 Note the index number of the line profile you wan...

Page 162: ...rative status of the line Up activates the port Down deactivates the port circuit id A text string of up to 255 characters that serves as a unique identifier for the IDSL circuit Example idsl set 4 2...

Page 163: ...e slot number and port number for which IDSL port configurations are displayed Line Profile The index number of the line profile assigned to this port Alarm Profile The index number of the alarm profi...

Page 164: ...es Parameter port The port for which you want to assign a subscriber name format slot port name name with spaces name The name text string can contain any characters and can be any length However if y...

Page 165: ...mes From the service prompt type the show command in the following format then press show port Parameter port The port for which you want to display a subscriber name format slot port Omitting this pa...

Page 166: ...Configuring xDSL Subscriber Names 140 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 167: ...41 7 CONFIGURING NETWORK SERVICES This chapter describes how to set up network side services by configuring line card ports through the command line interface Section Page Configuring OC3 Service 142...

Page 168: ...is either 1 or 2 loopback none local line The type of loopback to start if any See Initiating Communication Path Loopbacks on page 345 for information scrambling enable disable Enables or disables cel...

Page 169: ...rst subtend the Avidia 2200 to an Avidia 8000 or an Avidia 3000 using the command line interface See Subtending Multiple Systems on page 45 and Setting Up Connections on page 70 for more information T...

Page 170: ...down id circuit identifier circuit identifier with spaces loopback none local line payload remote scrambling enable disable Parameters port The channel slot and port number format slot port type esf...

Page 171: ...n contain any characters and can be any length However if you include quotation marks in the name text string the quotation marks must be preceded by a backward slash You can use multiple words separa...

Page 172: ...n what it sees as the cell header In some cases the cell payload can resemble the cell header so the network attempts to synchronize on the cell payload rather than the cell header Scrambling the cell...

Page 173: ...E FOR PORT 4 1 THE DS1 CONFIGURATION TABLE FOR PORT 11 1 Circuit Identifier LBO Equalization enable 1 Line Code B8ZS Framing ESF Transmit Clock Source Local timing Elapsed Time 793 Valid Intervals 96...

Page 174: ...RcvFarEndLOF Remote loss of frame alarm dsx1RcvAIS Remote AIS dsx1LossOfFrame Local loss of frame alarm dsx1LossOfSignal Local loss of signal alarm Signal Mode The type of signalling in effect Current...

Page 175: ...clock loop local lbo index type m23 cbit mode direct plcp loopback none local line remote scrambling enable disable Parameters port The channel slot and port number format slot port clock loop local T...

Page 176: ...ng scrambles the payload so that it does not resemble the header In the event that an ATM network looses sync it will attempt to synchronize on what it sees as the cell header In some cases the cell p...

Page 177: ...line type is not currently supported Line Coding The type of coding on the line B3ZS is the only line type currently supported Send Code The type of data currently being transmitted Currently only Se...

Page 178: ...g a loss of frame error dsx3LOS Receiving a loss of signal error Transmit Clock Source The type of timing in use Options LoopTiming LocalTiming Invalid Intervals The Avidia system does not have invali...

Page 179: ...describes how to establish connections between ports across the Avidia chassis through the command line interface Section Page Configuring ATM Traffic Profiles 154 Configuring APS 158 Configuring PVPC...

Page 180: ...to end Therefore the configured transfer rate cannot exceed the rate supported by the channel card used in the circuit You configure ATM traffic profiles from the traffic prompt From the root prompt...

Page 181: ...to associate with the configuration type One of the following supported traffic descriptors with associated parameters ubr pcr01 CDVT cbr pcr01 CDVT MaxCTD CLR nrt VBR PCR01 CDVT MaxCTD CLR SCR01 MBS...

Page 182: ...to be applied to all cells regardless of the CLP tagging The valid range is 150 353 206 MBS The Maximum Cell Transfer Delay or elapsed time between the transmission of a cell and the receipt of that c...

Page 183: ...ed traffic profiles 2 Note the index number of the profile you want to delete 3 Type the delete command in the following format then press delete index Parameter index The ATM Traffic Descriptor Table...

Page 184: ...trapenable on off Parameters slot The slot number containing the OC3 card for which you want to configure APS enable on off Enables or disables APS Type enable on to enable APS Type enable off to dis...

Page 185: ...range is 300 to 720 seconds The default is 300 seconds trapenable on off Determines whether APS trap generation is enabled or disabled Type trapenable on to enable APS trap generation Type trapenable...

Page 186: ...lure condition that prohibit switching to that channel prot2work switches the traffic to the working channel work2prot switches the traffic to the protection channel lockout disables APS clear clears...

Page 187: ...the protection channel it will not automatically switch back to the working channel when the failure on that channel has been cleared this is the default rev revertive once traffic has switched to th...

Page 188: ...e cards to other destinations in the ATM backbone network PVPC configuration requires specifying a Virtual Path Identifier VPI For PVPCs the system only translates the VPI value and does not check or...

Page 189: ...ress to display the pvpc prompt configuration atm cell pvpc Information Description Slot The slot number of the ATM port for which the information is displayed MaxPVPCs The maximum number of PVPCs tha...

Page 190: ...src port vpi dst port vpi admin up down txtraf src index rxtraf src index y Parameters pvcs The number of PVPCs you want to create with the same traffic profile See the table on page 24 to verify that...

Page 191: ...r an index of 0 no profile is assigned If you specify a profile for transmitted traffic but not for received traffic the received traffic is automatically configured to match the transmitted traffic b...

Page 192: ...d destination port format slot port and VPI Use the line card port format slot port for the destination port The VPI value can either be the same value as the primary PVPC or a different value Omittin...

Page 193: ...Changing Cell Channel Card PVPC Admin Status 1 From the pvpc prompt type show then press to display the configured parameters for all PVPCs 2 Note the index number of the PVPC for which you want to ch...

Page 194: ...C you want to delete backup Optional Type backup to delete the backup PVPC associated with the primary PVPC and leave the primary PVPC configuration in place Omitting this parameter deletes both the p...

Page 195: ...isplay the configured PVPC format slot port Omitting this parameter displays all configured PVPCs vpi The VPI associated with the specified port Omit this parameter if you did not specify a port If yo...

Page 196: ...estinations in the ATM backbone network PVCC configuration requires specifying a VPI and VCI VPI and VCI combinations must be unique only on the same user port as the circuit is remapped to a differen...

Page 197: ...wn txtraf src index rxtraf src index backup lport vpi vci To add multiple PVCCs with the same traffic profile type the range command in the following format then press range pvcs src port vpi vci dst...

Page 198: ...s to all traffic received into the Avidia chassis The transmit and receive traffic profiles assigned to the PVCC source port are adjusted to reflect the same service on the destination port See Displa...

Page 199: ...cified destination port format slot port VPI and VCI Use the line card port format slot port for the destination port The VPI and VCI values can either be the same values as the primary PVCC or differ...

Page 200: ...annel Card PVCC Admin Status 1 From the pvcc prompt type show then press to display the configured parameters for all PVCCs 2 Note the index number of the PVCC for which you want to change the status...

Page 201: ...then press delete index backup Parameters index The index number of the PVCC you want to delete backup Optional Type backup to delete the backup PVCC associated with the primary PVCC and leave the pri...

Page 202: ...s to display the vcl prompt configuration atm vcl 2 From the vcl prompt type show then press to display the mismatched internal PVCCs 3 Note the ifIndex number VPI and VCI of the internal PVCC you wan...

Page 203: ...ecify a port or to display all the configured PVCCs for the specified port vci Optional The VCI configured for the specified port Omit this parameter if you did not specify a port or if you specified...

Page 204: ...ered port to the dest port parameter VPI The source port VPI VCI The source port VCI Destination Port The PVCC destination port number This is the higher numbered of the two PVCC ports If you assigned...

Page 205: ...n up down txtraf index rxtraf index backup lport vpi vci To add multiple PVCCs with the same traffic profile type the range command in the following format then press range pvcs cport lslot lvpi lvci...

Page 206: ...n viewing the already configured PVCCs See the table on page 24 for a summary of the supported VPI ranges for each card mode vcmux llc Optional The encapsulation mode Type mode vcmux or mode llc This...

Page 207: ...tination port The VPI and VCI values can either be the same values as the primary PVCC or different values Omitting the dst port vpi vci parameters automatically establishes a backup PVCC on the other...

Page 208: ...ame VPI and VCI as the primary PVCC Examples pvcc backup 3 12 1 0 100 pvcc backup 3 Restoring Service from a Backup PVCC to a Primary Frame Channel Card PVCC After traffic has switched from a primary...

Page 209: ...Example pvcc admin 2 up Deleting Primary and Backup Frame Channel Card PVCCs You can delete primary and backup PVCCs from the pvcc prompt 1 From the pvcc prompt type show then press to display the con...

Page 210: ...mation stored in the internal PVCC tables may not automatically be deleted This results in mismatched PVCCs or PVCCs for which the mapping data is not consistent across all PVCC tables Therefore after...

Page 211: ...pvcservice 7 From the pvcservice prompt type show then press to display the mismatched internal PVCCs 8 Note the ifIndex number VPI and VCI of the internal PVCC you want to delete 9 Type the delete c...

Page 212: ...r which to display the PVCC configuration Omitting this parameter displays all configured PVCCs vpi Optional The VPI configured for the specified port Omit this parameter if you did not specify a port...

Page 213: ...ional Channel Port The channel card slot and port VCI The channel card VCI Type The type of service on the line Currently Transparent LAN Service is the only supported service therefore TLS displays E...

Page 214: ...PVCC and the port to which it is mapped mode vcmux llc Optional The available encapsulation mode options Type either mode vcmux or mode llc Example pvcc encap 2 port 4 2 mode llc CONFIGURING SPVCS SP...

Page 215: ...TM end system The address can be up to 20 octets The first octet must be 39 45 or 47 Each octet must be separated by a colon txtraf src index Optional The traffic descriptor profile index to assign to...

Page 216: ...m the appropriate spvc prompt type the admin command in the following format then press admin slot port vpi vci up down Parameters slot port The SPVC channel card slot and port format slot port vpi Th...

Page 217: ...ort for which you want to display SPVC information format slot port Omitting this parameter displays all configured SPVC information for the system vpi Optional The specific VPI for which you want to...

Page 218: ...e VCI of the VCC between the CPE and the line card Destination Addr The ATM address of the destination ATM end system Source TxTraf Index The traffic descriptor profile index assigned to the SPVC tran...

Page 219: ...specific VPI for which you want to display all configured SPVC information Omitting this parameter displays SPVC information for all VPIs vci The specific VCI for which you want to display all configu...

Page 220: ...VCC between the CPE and the line card Destination Address The ATM address of the destination ATM end system Source Tx Traffic Index The traffic descriptor profile index assigned to the SPVC transmitte...

Page 221: ...the line card Example spvc delete 4 3 100 100 Restarting SPVCs You can manually attempt to restart an SPVC that is not operational From the appropriate spvc prompt type the restart command in the foll...

Page 222: ...figuration atm route Adding ATM Routing Table Entries From the route prompt type the new command in the following format then press new address length slot port admin active inactive Parameters addres...

Page 223: ...f the routing table entry Type admin active to activate it or type admin inactive to deactivate it Example route new 39 26 34 34 75 85 11 08 5 12 1 admin active Displaying ATM Routing Table Entries Fr...

Page 224: ...ddress prefix octets the system considers when determining whether the ATM routing table entry matches a particular SPVC Slot The line card slot to which you want to route the traffic when the current...

Page 225: ...active inactive Parameters index The ATM Routing Table index number of the entry you want to change active inactive Type active to activate the SPVC or type inactive to deactivate it Deleting ATM Rout...

Page 226: ...rts from the port prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the port prompt configuration atm upc port Configuring ATM Port Policing 1 From the port prompt type show...

Page 227: ...to the contract is deleted You can enable or disable policing by PVCC You enable or disable policing UPC by ATM port from the vcl prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to d...

Page 228: ...type show then press A screen similar to the following displays PVP Policing Policing or UPC enables you to specify whether traffic must conform to the configured traffic contract When policing is en...

Page 229: ...e the modify command as follows then press modify index enable disable Parameters index The index number of the PVPC Table entry you want to configure enable disable The administrative status of polic...

Page 230: ...Configuring ATM Policing 204 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 231: ...ay interworking from the command line interface You configure frame relay from the frame relay prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the frame relay prompt confi...

Page 232: ...errthreshold val monevents val Parameters slot port The channel card slot and port format slot port lmitype LMI ANNEXA ANNEXD NONE The LMI Local Management Interface type defines a method of exchangin...

Page 233: ...eclared down The valid range is 1 to 10 with 3 as the default monevents val The monitor events value Monitor events is the number of poll intervals in which the LMI status inquiry messages are not rec...

Page 234: ...vals before a full status inquiry message is sent The valid range is 1 to 255 with 6 as the default errthreshold val The error threshold value Error threshold is the number of consecutive poll interva...

Page 235: ...umber of the frame relay link you want to delete 3 From the link prompt type the delete command in the following format then press to delete the link delete slot port Parameters slot port The channel...

Page 236: ...rmat slot port for which you want to display the configuration Omitting this parameter displays the configurations for all configured IDSL channels Examples link show 5 1 link show The following scree...

Page 237: ...v 1 ANNEXA ITU 0 933 Annex A ANNEXD ANSI T1 617 Annex D NONE no LMI support If the LMI type is set to NONE the poll interval inquiry interval error threshold and monitor events parameters are not used...

Page 238: ...IR value Be value Bc value type ubr cbr nrt vbr rt vbr Parameters fslot port The frame card slot and port dlci The DLCI Data Link Connection Identifier is the logical channel a data frame travels from...

Page 239: ...to 2 0 The network cannot discard cells 1 The network can discard cells cimode 1 2 The CI Mode determines the content of the ATM EFCI Explicit Forward Congestion Indicator field 1 The frame relay FEC...

Page 240: ...ted for LAN When network congestion occurs the data is stored in a buffer until it can be sent cbr Constant Bit Rate This traffic class carries a guaranteed constant bandwidth It is best suited for ap...

Page 241: ...arameters index The index number of the frame relay FRF 8 circuit you want to modify admin up down The administrative status of the line up activates the port down deactivates the port lpmode 1 2 The...

Page 242: ...longing to a frame is set the frame relay DE field is set 2 If the ATM CLP field of one or more cells belonging to a frame is set the frame relay DE field is set to the DE value devalue 0 1 The DE Val...

Page 243: ...mpt type the delete command in the following format then press to delete the circuit delete index Parameters index The index number of the frame relay FRF 8 circuit you want to delete Example frf8 del...

Page 244: ...frame relay header DE field is mapped into the ATM CLP field of every ATM cell generated by the segmentation process of the AAL5 PDU containing the information for that frame 2 The ATM CLP field of ev...

Page 245: ...longing to a frame is set the frame relay DE field is set 2 If the ATM CLP field of one or more cells belonging to a frame is set the frame relay DE field is set to the DE value DeV The DE value which...

Page 246: ...the fr VCC between the frame channel card and the line card lvci The fr VCI of the fr VCC between the frame channel card and the line card When using the range command the first fr PVC is assigned the...

Page 247: ...he valid range is 0 to 144000 with 0 as the default Be value The excess burst value is the maximum number of uncommitted data bits that the network will attempt to deliver The valid range is 0 to 1440...

Page 248: ...r LAN traffic due to the unpredictability of LAN traffic burst size Example frf5 new 5 1 16 2 1 128 250 admin up txlpmode 1 clpmask 0 rxlpmode 1 CIR 0 Be 144000 Bc 0 type ubr Modifying Frame Relay FRF...

Page 249: ...d cells rxlpmode 1 2 The Rx LP mode determines the loss priority settings when transmitting from ATM to frame relay 1 The frame relay header DE field is set if the CLP field of one or more ATM cells o...

Page 250: ...how then press to display the configured circuits 2 Note the index number of the frame relay FRF 5 circuit you want to delete 3 From the frf5 prompt type the delete command in the following format the...

Page 251: ...5 circuit Fport The frame card slot and port number in the format slot port For example slot 4 port 1 would be 4 1 DLCI The Data Link Connection Identifier range 16 991 Lp The line card slot and port...

Page 252: ...etwork cannot discard cells 1 The network can discard cells RxLpM The Rx LP mode which determines the loss priority settings when transmitting from ATM to frame relay 1 The frame relay header DE field...

Page 253: ...ing and routing parameters through the command line interface Section Page Configuring Bridging and Routing Sessions 228 Configuring IP Routing 235 Configuring IP ARP 239 Modifying RIP Configuration 2...

Page 254: ...assigns the VPI and VCI and configures the session to use VC MUX_Bridged encapsulation mode You configure sessions using the command line interface from the session prompt From the root prompt type t...

Page 255: ...text string that can be up to 32 characters in length and can contain any character service bridge route broute ipaddr ipaddr mask ipmask bridge Configures the session for bridging only route Configu...

Page 256: ...value 1 is the lowest cost reflecting the greatest efficiency The default value is 250 for WAN ports and 100 for LAN ports admin up down The admin status of the session Up enables the session Down dis...

Page 257: ...length and can contain any character service bridge route broute ipaddr ipaddr mask ipmask none bridge Configures the session for bridging only route Configures the session for routing only broute Co...

Page 258: ...STP priority for the session The valid range is from 0 to 255 with 0 being the highest priority The default value is 128 stpcost cost Omit this parameter if you specified route or broute for the servi...

Page 259: ...h you want to display the session configurations Omitting this parameter displays all session configurations Examples session show session show 2 A screen similar to the following displays ENTER sessi...

Page 260: ...own indicates the session is disabled Oper The operational status of the session Up indicates the session is operational and passing data Down indicates the session is not operational Ser The type of...

Page 261: ...tion Table row index number of the session you want to delete Example session delete 2 CONFIGURING IP ROUTING The IP Routing Table contains the information that is used by the management card to route...

Page 262: ...pcount hopcount The number of hops the packet is allowed to make to get to its destination If the packet makes the maximum number of hops allowed by the RIP configuration see Modifying RIP Configurati...

Page 263: ...the following displays routingtb show Route Types Ty D Direct I Indirect O Other IV Invalid Protocol Types Pr L Local Network Mgnt R Rip O Other Column Headers Sl Slot Po Port Hop HopCount Ty Route T...

Page 264: ...e number of hops the packet is allowed to make to get to its destination This value is used by the RIP If the packet makes the maximum allowable hops and is not yet at its destination it is deleted Ty...

Page 265: ...meter index The IP Routing Table index number of the entry you want to delete Example routingtb delete 2 CONFIGURING IP ARP The IP ARP Table maps MAC addresses to IP addresses The router builds this t...

Page 266: ...or the ipAddr parameter The MAC address format is xx xx xx xx xx xx where x is either a space an integer ranging from 0 to 9 or a letter ranging from a to f Example arptb new 10 0 10 20 08 00 20 9e d4...

Page 267: ...Information Description Index The IP ARP Table row index number Slot Port The slot and port on which the IP ARP entry was learned The management card is always installed in slot 1 and currently the ma...

Page 268: ...iguration routing rip Modifying RIP 1 From the rip prompt type show then press to display the RIP configuration for each session 2 Note the index number of the RIP Configuration Table entry you want t...

Page 269: ...packets no password control is available for RIP version 1 Omit this parameter to prevent RIP updates from remote routers The password can be any length and can contain any keyboard character Avidia...

Page 270: ...donotsend no RIP packets are sent ripv1 ripv1c RIP2 type packets that are compatible with RIP 1 ripv2 Receive The type of RIP packets to be received The options are ripv1 ripv2 v1orv2 donotreceive no...

Page 271: ...lter prompt configuration bridging filter Adding Destination MAC Address Filtering Table Entries From the filter prompt type the new command in the following format then press new macaddr srcport port...

Page 272: ...xx xx xx xx xx Omitting this parameter displays all Destination MAC Address Filtering Table entries Examples filter show 00 10 4b 24 15 a3 filter show A screen similar to the following displays Inform...

Page 273: ...d in the following format then press delete index Parameter index The Destination MAC Address Filtering Table index number of the entry you want to delete Example filter delete 2 CONFIGURING SYSTEM BR...

Page 274: ...ther unknown WAN frames are broadcast to all WAN logical interfaces Type wanbcenable on to enable WAN broadcasting Type wanbcenable off to disable WAN broadcasting age sec Specifies the interval in se...

Page 275: ...e sec hellotime sec fddelay sec Parameters stpenable on off Enables or disables Spanning Tree Protocol Type on to enable it Type off to disable it stppri priority The priority of the system the entire...

Page 276: ...range is 4 to 30 The default value is 15 This delay prevents the interface states from changing so rapidly that the STP cannot keep up with the current topology of the network and cannot therefore man...

Page 277: ...t type the modify command as follows then press modify ipforward enable disable ttl ttl Parameters ipforward enable disable Enables or disables IP forwarding Type ip forward enable to enable IP forwar...

Page 278: ...Configuring Global IP Routing Settings 252 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 279: ...tending from the subtend prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the subtend prompt configuration subtend Section Page Adding a Subtended System 254 Modifying a Su...

Page 280: ...d management vci The VCI for in band management srcipaddr sourceipaddr The IP address of the logical port on the subtending source chassis dstipaddr destipaddr The WAN IP address of the logical port o...

Page 281: ...dr parentslotport pslot pport admin up down Parameters index The subtending table index number that is associated with the subtending configuration you want to modify See Displaying Subtending Informa...

Page 282: ...deactivate it Example subtend modify 5 0 100 srcipaddr 192 169 2 2 dstipaddr 192 169 2 1 mask 255 255 255 0 parentipaddr 192 169 2 2 parentslotport 5 1 admin up Deleting a Subtended System From the s...

Page 283: ...press show slot Parameters slot The slot and port for which you are displaying subtending information Omitting this parameter displays all subtending information Example subtend show 5 The following s...

Page 284: ...s SVci The VCI at the source chassis DVpi The VPI at the destination chassis DVci The VCI at the destination chassis SIp The IP address of the logical port on the subtending source chassis DIp The WAN...

Page 285: ...bscriber connections including loop status performance history and remote status for ADSL IDSL and SDSL lines using the command line interface Section Page Monitoring ADSL Performance 260 Monitoring S...

Page 286: ...oring ADSL Loop Status Type the loop command in the following format then press loop port Parameters port The port for which you want to view current status format slot port Omitting this parameter di...

Page 287: ...Frame The number of seconds in a 15 minute data collection period during which the frames on the ADSL interface lose sync Loss of Signal The number of seconds in a 15 minute data collection period dur...

Page 288: ...er port The port for which you want to display performance history format slot port day curr prev The time period for which you want to display performance history Omitting this parameter displays per...

Page 289: ...OSs ESs LOFs LOSs ESs 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 adsl perf 3 2 day prev Upstream Downstream Port LOFs LOSs ESs LOFs LOSs ESs 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 adsl perf 3 2 Upstream Downstream Port LOFs LOSs ESs LOFs LOSs ESs 3 2...

Page 290: ...port Parameter port The port for which you want to view statistics format slot port Omitting this parameter displays the specified loop status for all SDSL frame ports Information Description Port The...

Page 291: ...undefined Options up SDSL frame channel synchronization is complete signaling The channel is attempting SDSL frame synchronization acquiring converging The channel is attempting SDSL frame synchroniz...

Page 292: ...rameter in the command line number is the number of the 15 minute data collection interval for which the performance data is displayed valid numbers are 1 to 96 If you include the week parameter in th...

Page 293: ...y the interfaces prompt display stats interfaces Type cpe then press A screen similar to the following displays Information Description Port The port for which the performance data is displayed ESs Ne...

Page 294: ...the cell prompt display stats sdsl cell Displaying SDSL Cell Line Statistics Type the line command in the following format then press line port Parameter port The port for which you want to view stat...

Page 295: ...e current status of the SDSL cell loop Options Up The line is up Down The line is down Hand The line is trying to connect Test The line is in test mode Fail The line has failed SNR The signal to noise...

Page 296: ...umber is the number of the 15 minute data collection interval for which the performance data is displayed valid numbers are 1 to 96 If you include the week parameter number is the number of the day fo...

Page 297: ...is displayed LOSS Loss of signal seconds are seconds during which the SDSL cell line is incapable of transmitting or receiving data and all data is lost LOCD Loss of cell delineation seconds are seco...

Page 298: ...e port from the modem since the counters were last cleared Mismatched Cells This information is for internal ADC use only LOCD Event Count Loss of cell delineation seconds are seconds in which some ce...

Page 299: ...clearstats slot port y Parameter slot port The slot and port for which you want to clear statistics format slot port Omitting this parameter clears statistics for all SDSL cell ports y Resets the SDS...

Page 300: ...ily port statistics The performance monitoring mode setting determines how statistics are collected see Configuring IDSL Line Profiles on page 127 for details perf port interval number all day Paramet...

Page 301: ...rt number for which current performance is displayed Node ID The node for which current performance is displayed BEs Network Customer The number of block errors since this interval hour or day began E...

Page 302: ...Monitoring IDSL Current Performance 276 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 303: ...performance history and remote status for SONET DS1 T1 and DS3 lines using the command line interface It also describes how to monitor ATM statistics Section Page Monitoring SONET Performance 278 Mon...

Page 304: ...ONET Medium Statistics From the sonet prompt type the medium command in the following format then press medium port Parameter port Specifies a particular port for which to display statistics format sl...

Page 305: ...ng of the current 15 minute data collection period Intervals The number of 15 minute performance data monitoring intervals supported by the system The Avidia system has 96 intervals equating to 24 hou...

Page 306: ...ONET ports interval number all Specifies the 15 minute reporting interval for which the statistics are displayed Typing interval all displays the entire 24 hour history Omitting this parameter display...

Page 307: ...seconds are seconds during which at least one Section layer bipolar error was detected or a severely errored frame or loss of signal error was present SESs The number of severely errored seconds in th...

Page 308: ...ting interval for which the statistics are displayed All displays the entire 24 hour history Omitting this parameter displays the current status number Type a number from 1 to 96 where 1 represents th...

Page 309: ...r was detected or an Alarm Indication Signal Line AIS L error was present SESs The number of severely errored seconds in the reporting interval The number of seconds during which 2 500 or more Line la...

Page 310: ...l for which the statistics are displayed All displays the entire 24 hour history Omitting this parameter displays the current status number Type a number from 1 to 96 where 1 represents the most recen...

Page 311: ...ds in the 15 minute reporting interval Errored seconds are the number of seconds during which at least one Path layer bipolar error was detected or an Alarm Indication Signal Path AIS P error was pres...

Page 312: ...1 port interval number all Parameter port The port for which you want to view performance format slot port interval number all number all The number of the 15 minute data collection interval for which...

Page 313: ...A screen similar to the following displays stats ds1 4 2 THE DS1 CURRENT TOTAL TABLE FOR PORT 4 2 Current Total Errored Seconds 48 226 Severely Errored Seconds 0 0 Severely Errored Framing Seconds 0 0...

Page 314: ...1 544 or more line coding violations occur Severely Errored Framing Seconds Severely errored framing seconds are seconds during which one or more out of frame defects or an AIS defect occurs Unavaila...

Page 315: ...ds3 port interval number all Parameter port The port for which you want to view performance format slot port interval number all number all The number of the 15 minute data collection interval for wh...

Page 316: ...e following displays stats ds3 4 2 THE DS3 CURRENT TOTAL TABLE FOR PORT 12 2 Current Total P bit Errored Seconds 48 226 P bit Severely Errored Seconds 0 0 Severely Errored Framing Seconds 0 0 Unavaila...

Page 317: ...rrors or an incoming AIS is detected Unavailable Seconds Unavailable seconds are seconds during which the interface was unavailable A line becomes unavailable at ten consecutive P bit severely errored...

Page 318: ...o entries display for each configured PVCC each end of the connection is a separate table entry You monitor ATM PVCC connection statistics using the command line interface from the vcl prompt From the...

Page 319: ...splay stats vpl From the vpl prompt type show then press Information Description Index The PVCC Connection Statistics Table row index number Port The slot and port on which the PVCC is configured VPI...

Page 320: ...r of cells transmitted represented in hexidecimal format Non Conforming The number of received cells that do not conform to the configured traffic contract represented in hexidecimal format This stati...

Page 321: ...en similar to the following displays Information Description Slot The slot for which the APS status is displayed Active Indicates which channel working or protection is currently carrying the traffic...

Page 322: ...prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the frame relay prompt disp stats frame relay Monitoring Link Statistics You access frame relay link statistics from the l...

Page 323: ...total number of frames received with unknown DLCI The total number of frames received with unknown error The total number of received frames aborted link show 5 1 Link statistics for Frame Relay port...

Page 324: ...r to the following displays ENTER ENTER lmi show 5 1 Link statistics for Frame Relay port 5 1 Number of LMI status enquiries received 25288 Number of LMI full status enquiries received 4216 Number of...

Page 325: ...ssing LMI responses The receive sequence number of last LMI frame received The receive sequence number of last LMI frame sent The send sequence number of last LMI frame received The send sequence numb...

Page 326: ...eived with BECNs 0 Number of frames dropped on this circuit 0 Number of frames received with DE bit set 0 Number of frames sent with DE bit set 514796 Num of frames received on the circuit within Bc 0...

Page 327: ...under normal conditions during the measurement interval The number of octets received on the circuit within the Bc The number of frames received on the circuit within the Be Excess Burst value The exc...

Page 328: ...and port number in the format slot port for example port 5 1 The DLCI Data Link Connection Identifier for this virtual circuit The cross connect frame relay PVCC This consists of the line card VPI VCI...

Page 329: ...rame Relay port 5 1 dlci 16 Cross connect PVC 128 253 0 1024 number of frames received from AAL5 516028 number of frames sent to AAL5 512732 number of octets received from AAL5 35191772 number of octe...

Page 330: ...5 The number of octets received from AAL5 The number of octets sent to AAL5 The number of discards in the receive direction from AAL5 The number of discards in the transmit direction to AAL5 The numbe...

Page 331: ...chapter describes how to monitor bridging and routing sessions using the command line interface Section Page Monitoring Bridge Port Status 306 Monitoring STP Port Status 307 Monitoring System Bridge...

Page 332: ...n Description BridgePort The logical bridge session port number The system automatically assigns this number when you configure a bridging session Slot Port The physical slot and port number of the br...

Page 333: ...dge prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the bridge prompt display stats bridge Type stp then press A screen similar to the following displays ENTER ENTER bridg...

Page 334: ...te octet that displays the port priority in hexidecimal first two bytes followed by the MAC address of the bridge that is designated as the root or base of the Spanning Tree topology Designated Cost T...

Page 335: ...ing command then press to display the bridge prompt display stats bridge Type global then press A screen similar to the following displays ENTER ENTER bridge global Bridge Statistics Bridge Addr 00 20...

Page 336: ...root The range is from 1 to 65535 with 1 indicating the lowest cost Root Port The bridge port that is chosen by the STP to forward traffic to the root Current Max Age sec The maximum age value curren...

Page 337: ...he following command then press to display the ip prompt display stats ip Type global then press A screen similar to the following displays ENTER ENTER ip global Datagrams Received 1526 Errored Header...

Page 338: ...Datagrams Transmitted The number of datagrams generated by the router e g a ping request Output Datagram Discards The number of transmitted IP datagrams discarded by the system Output Datagram Discard...

Page 339: ...ress from which packets were forwarded based on the corresponding information in the Bridging Table Port The logical bridging port to which packets received from the designated MAC address are forward...

Page 340: ...Monitoring Bridge Forwarding Statistics 314 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 341: ...or by interface type ADSL SDSL frame SDSL Cell DS1 T1 DS3 OC3 or Ethernet You access interface statistics from the interfaces prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to displ...

Page 342: ...mitting this parameter displays statistics for all ADSL interfaces Examples interfaces adsl 4 3 interfaces adsl The following screen illustrates examples of both adsl interfaces commands ENTER interfa...

Page 343: ...you want to display interface statistics format slot port Omitting this parameter displays statistics for all SDSL frame interfaces Information Description Port Number The port number of the interface...

Page 344: ...interface Speed The current interface bandwidth in bits per second Admin Status The configured state of the interface Options up The interface is activated down The interface is deactivated Operation...

Page 345: ...ics format slot port Omitting this parameter displays statistics for all SDSL cell interfaces Examples sdsl cell 18 1 sdsl cell The following screen illustrates examples of both cell interface command...

Page 346: ...tting this parameter displays statistics for all DS1 interfaces Examples interfaces ds1 4 3 interfaces ds1 Column Description Port The port for which the interface statistics are displayed Interface D...

Page 347: ...e interface is operational and ready to receive packets Down The interface is not operational LinkUpDown TrapEnable Indicates whether trap generation is enabled or disabled High Speed The current spee...

Page 348: ...mitting this parameter displays statistics for all DS3 interfaces Examples interfaces ds3 12 1 interfaces ds3 The following screen illustrates examples of both ds3 interface commands ENTER interfaces...

Page 349: ...of the interface Options up The interface is activated down The interface is deactivated Oper Status The current operational state of the interface Options Up The interface is operational and ready to...

Page 350: ...NET Path layer interface statistics Omitting this parameter displays interface statistics for the SONET Medium Section and Line layers Examples interfaces oc3 12 1 interfaces oc3 12 1 path interfaces...

Page 351: ...t The port number of the interface Speed An estimate of the interface current bandwidth in bits per second Admin Status The configured state of the interface Options up The interface is activated down...

Page 352: ...e it was last reset delta The number of octets received on the interface since you last displayed statistics out octets The number of octets transmitted on the interface since it was last reset delta...

Page 353: ...STATUS This chapter describes how to monitor system alarms and messages in the command line interface Section Page Monitoring System Alarms and Events 328 Monitoring SDSL Frame Alarms 331 Monitoring S...

Page 354: ...g alarm all debug error info trace Parameter alarm all debug error info trace alarm displays the alarms that have occurred since the system was powered up all displays all system events including alar...

Page 355: ...een cleared trap A trap has been sent bintrace A binary trace has been sent This information is for technician use only txttrace Additional details regarding about the sent traps This information is f...

Page 356: ...only txttrace Provides a more detailed explanation of the sent traps This information is for technician use only Slot The slot associated with the description Description A description of the event th...

Page 357: ...larm table from the frame prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the frame prompt display stats sdsl frame To display the SDSL frame alarm table type the alarm co...

Page 358: ...stomer The number of seconds the actual margin exceeded the configured threshold ES Network Customer Errored Seconds The number of seconds during which errors occurred that prevented the payload from...

Page 359: ...ry type the sdsl command as follows then press sdsl port Parameter port The number of the SDSL port for which you want to display alarm history Omitting this parameter displays alarm history for all S...

Page 360: ...ommand as follows then press alarm port Parameter port The number of the SDSL cell port for which you want to display alarm information Omitting this parameter displays alarm information for all SDSL...

Page 361: ...R Alarm inactive 1 Hardware Status ok 1 Last Changed Thu Jul 13 2000 12 27 58 cell alarm SDSL Cell Current Alarm Status Port 18 1 LOSS Alarm inactive 1 LOCD Alarm inactive 1 SLOCD Alarm inactive 1 SNR...

Page 362: ...f cell delineation seconds are seconds in which some cells transmitted during that second were lost SLOCD Severe loss of cell delineation seconds are seconds in which the total number of LOCD events i...

Page 363: ...atus from the idsl prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the idsl prompt disp stats idsl From the idsl prompt type the following command then press to display th...

Page 364: ...omer The Daily Errored Seconds alarm status active or inactive Hourly Severely Errored Seconds SES Network Customer The Hourly Severely Errored Seconds alarm status active or inactive Daily Severely E...

Page 365: ...n power supply status Failure One or both power supplies has failed OK Both power supplies are operational Fan Chassis fan status Options Unknown Unknown fan status or no fans exist Failure One of the...

Page 366: ...2 LED status Indicate whether the fan tray fuses have blown Displays either OFF fuses have blown or ON fuses are OK Port The port on which the most serious alarm in the system is occurring Card Descr...

Page 367: ...on tasks from the admin prompt From the root prompt type admin then press to display the admin prompt Section Page Configuring and Initiating OAM Loopbacks 342 Initiating Communication Path Loopbacks...

Page 368: ...cells The Source Location ID default is ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff Set a unique Location ID prior to initiating a loopback as other devices involved in the loopback could default...

Page 369: ...ion location Type the f5oamloopback command in the following format then press f5oamloopback port vpi vci type segment end2end count count timeout sec delay sec trap send donotsend location location P...

Page 370: ...he system will wait between transmitted cells The range is 5 to 15 trap send donotsend Type trap send to enable the system to send a trap when the loopback is completed Type trap donotsend if you do n...

Page 371: ...ine card types Initiating OC3 Loopbacks on page 346 Initiating DS1 Loopbacks on page 346 Initiating DS3 Loopbacks on page 347 Loopback Type Card s Supported Description Local OC3 DS1 DS3 For this loop...

Page 372: ...cancel the loopback Examples oc3 set 12 1 loopback line oc3 set 12 1 loopback none Initiating DS1 Loopbacks Configure DS1 DSX 1 channels from the ds1 prompt From the root prompt type the following co...

Page 373: ...om the root prompt type the following command then press to display the ds3 prompt configuration ds3 From the ds3 prompt type the set command in the following format then press set port loopback none...

Page 374: ...stics You clear IDSL current performance statistics see page 274 from the idsl prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the idsl prompt diag idsl Type the statclear...

Page 375: ...display the idsl prompt diag idsl Type the loopback command in the following format then press loopback port enable disable node Parameters port The port for which you want to enable or disable loopba...

Page 376: ...from the idsl prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the idsl prompt diag idsl Type the loopback command in the following format then press crctest port enable d...

Page 377: ...om the idsl prompt From the root prompt type the following command then press to display the idsl prompt disp stats idsl Type the following command in the following format then press line port Paramet...

Page 378: ...for a signal Down The loop is down or disabled Num_Seg The total number of segments on the loop Node ID The node tested The values are 0 Avidia system up to 7 Diag Code The type of diagnostic enabled...

Page 379: ...m indicating that the target is online From the admin prompt type the ping command in the following format then press ping address abort results count silent Parameters address abort results Defines t...

Page 380: ...t then press upload slot file name remote host full path to remote file Parameters slot The slot number from which you want to upload the file file name The complete path and filename of the file you...

Page 381: ...ard to which you downloaded the file s to load the new file s unless you only downloaded the cli tcl file See Rebooting Cards on page 366 for instructions The system attempts to boot the image file th...

Page 382: ...n 1 amc bin Copying Files You can restore the system files required to run a particular card by copying the files from another card of the same type From the admin prompt type the copy command in the...

Page 383: ...tory of all the files stored in NVRAM on a particular card from the admin prompt type the directory command in the following format then press dir slot Parameter slot The slot number for which you wan...

Page 384: ...ommand then press to display the admin prompt admin Type the modemxfer command in the following format then press modemxfer slot src file name port dst file name Parameters slot The slot containing th...

Page 385: ...he password security level and access methods for each account You can also modify user account information and delete user accounts You configure user accounts from the user prompt From the root prom...

Page 386: ...l for the account Choose one of the following access method The method s by which the user is allowed to access the command line interface For multiple access methods list the letter for each Options...

Page 387: ...rom the user prompt type the show command then press 2 Note the index number of the user you want to modify 3 From the user prompt type the set command in the following format then press set index sec...

Page 388: ...e command line interface For multiple access methods list the letter for each Options T allows access through a Telnet session C allows access through a serial craft port connection W allows access th...

Page 389: ...the user prompt type the delete command in the following format then press delete index A confirmation prompt displays 4 Do one of the following To delete the user type then press To cancel the actio...

Page 390: ...in spaces but can contain multiple words separated by and underscore 4 At the prompt retype the new password then press DISPLAYING SYSTEM INVENTORY You can display the card description serial number h...

Page 391: ...isplay the frame prompt display stats sdsl frame Type the modem command as follows then press modem port Parameter port The port for which you want to view CPE statistics Omitting this parameter displ...

Page 392: ...s described in the following sections The data stored in the system log is retained You can reboot cards from the admin prompt From the root prompt type admin then press to display the admin prompt Re...

Page 393: ...mation message If you omit this parameter a confirmation message displays Type to reboot the card or type to cancel the command Example admin reboot 4 SETTING THE COMMAND LINE INTERFACE TIMEOUT OPTION...

Page 394: ...he current timeout value Example admin timeout 15 DELETING FILES You can delete any file from any card You delete files from the admin prompt From the root prompt type admin then press to display the...

Page 395: ...ion to the Web Interface 371 19 Configuring System Parameters 377 20 Configuring Subscriber Services 385 21 Configuring Network Services 415 22 Configuring ATM Virtual Circuits 427 23 Configuring Fram...

Page 396: ...370 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 397: ...omes preinstalled on the Avidia management card built in Web server You access the Web interface using a Web browser either over a network or using a PC connected directly to the Fast Ethernet port on...

Page 398: ...nagement on page 11 for instructions The Log On window displays 1 Type your user name in the User Name box The user name admin is preconfigured for your use 2 Type your password in the Password box Th...

Page 399: ...er A s change will occur first followed by user B s change You can open multiple browser windows and log on to a different Avidia system in each window However on Windows NT systems you cannot open mu...

Page 400: ...w The Site Map Navigation window is the default window which displays immediately after you successfully log on to the Web interface To display the Tree Navigation window click Tree Navigation in the...

Page 401: ...nagement User Manual 375 Tree Navigation Window The Tree Navigation window contains five primary folders from which a hierarchy of folders and windows stem Click a folder to display its subfolders Sel...

Page 402: ...ure GETTING HELP Each Web interface window contains a button which links to the topic in the online Help system that corresponds to that window In addition the Help system provides a standard Contents...

Page 403: ...ystem parameters such as system identifiers and management card IP addresses Section Page Opening the System Settings Window 378 Configuring System Identification 380 Configuring Management Card IP Ad...

Page 404: ...ion Description AMC Card Ethernet Port MAC Address The management card Ethernet port MAC address in hexadecimal format AMC Card Ethernet Port IP Address The management card Ethernet port IP address AM...

Page 405: ...Chapter 19 Configuring System Parameters Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 379...

Page 406: ...dentify the system The text string can contain any keyboard characters other than quotation marks and can be any length 2 In the System Contact box type a text string to identify the system contact Th...

Page 407: ...IP Address box type the IP address of the management card Ethernet port The default management card IP address is 192 168 0 1 3 In the AMC Card Ethernet Port IP Subnet Mask box type the IP subnet mask...

Page 408: ...e System Settings window Agent Trap box select enable or disable to enable or disable all trap generation other than the agent authentication trap 2 In the Agent Authentication Trap box select enable...

Page 409: ...rver documentation to determine the required path syntax If you do not specify the file name the management card attempts to boot the available image files in the following order amc new An image file...

Page 410: ...tem Settings window click Set date time The Set Date Time window displays 2 In the Date box type the current date in mm dd yyyy format 3 In the Time box type the current time in hh mm ss two digit 24...

Page 411: ...ofiles 386 Configuring ADSL Alarm Profiles 388 Configuring ADSL Service 391 Configuring SDSL Frame Line Profiles 393 Configuring SDSL Frame Alarm Profiles 395 Configuring SDSL Frame Service 397 Config...

Page 412: ...ofiles to ADSL ports during port configuration A default profile exists with an index of 1 You cannot delete the default profile To configure the ADSL line profile 1 Open the ADSL Port Configuration w...

Page 413: ...ypical value for the target margin is 60 A lower target margin may achieve a higher data rate but increases noise on the line 3 If you set the Rate Mode to Adapted Rate at Startup in the Upstream and...

Page 414: ...to clear the Delete check box for all rows 3 Click Delete Checked Row s to delete the profiles A confirmation dialog displays 4 Click OK to delete the selected table rows otherwise click Cancel CONFI...

Page 415: ...sable the trap The loss of frame threshold determines the acceptable number of seconds in a 15 minute ADSL performance data collection period during which the frames lose sync on the ADSL interface In...

Page 416: ...Profile Table window locate the table row that contains the ADSL alarm configuration profile you want to delete Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table disp...

Page 417: ...bes how to modify the configuration to reflect the desired service 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click Port Configuration In the Tree Navigation window click Configuratio...

Page 418: ...t yet configured you can configure it now See Configuring ADSL Line Profiles on page 386 for instructions 4 In the Alarm Profile boxes type the desired alarm profile index for each port you want to co...

Page 419: ...SDSL FRAME LINE PROFILES SDSL line profiles contain a preconfigured set of parameters which include the rate adaptation mode and transmit rate You assign SDSL line profiles to ports during port confi...

Page 420: ...e SDSL Line Profile Table window locate the table row that contains the SDSL line profile you want to delete Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table display...

Page 421: ...ure an SDSL alarm profile 1 Open the SDSL Port Configuration window see Configuring SDSL Frame Service on page 397 2 Click the Alarm Profile Browse button The SDSL Alarm Profile Table window displays...

Page 422: ...ble seconds threshold When the number of unavailable seconds in the current 15 minute data collection interval exceeds the specified threshold the UAS alarm is activated Unavailable seconds are second...

Page 423: ...figuration The default profile index for each SDSL profile type is 1 This procedure describes how to modify the configuration to reflect the desired service 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map N...

Page 424: ...ne Profile boxes type the desired line profile index for each port you want to configure Click the Line Profile Browse button to display the configured profiles If the desired profile is not yet confi...

Page 425: ...cked Set In the Slot box select the slot number to configure ports on another card CONFIGURING SDSL CELL LINE PROFILES SDSL cell line profiles contain a preconfigured set of parameters including the r...

Page 426: ...ing over two copper pairs 2 In the Rate Mode box select the desired rate mode The rate mode defines the form of transmit rate adaptation Currently Fixed Rate is the only supported rate mode Fixed Rate...

Page 427: ...ick Delete Checked Row s to delete the profiles A confirmation dialog displays 4 Do one of the following Click OK to delete the selected table rows Click Cancel to not delete the table rows CONFIGURIN...

Page 428: ...ox type a value for this threshold or type 0 to disable the trap The loss of cell delineation threshold determines the acceptable number of seconds in a 15 minute SDSL cell performance data collection...

Page 429: ...ion profile you want to delete Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table 2 Select the Delete check box next to the row tha...

Page 430: ...SL cell port is assigned a default configuration This procedure describes how to modify the configuration to reflect the desired service 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window cli...

Page 431: ...the Line Profile boxes type the desired line profile index for each port you want to configure Click the Line Profile Browse button to display the configured profiles If the desired profile is not ye...

Page 432: ...t In the Slot box select the slot number to configure ports on another card CONFIGURING IDSL LINE PROFILES IDSL line profiles contain a preconfigured set of parameters including the transmit rate perf...

Page 433: ...0 Avidia system reports statistics for the first segment node 1 reports statistics for the first and second segments etc In the network direction node 0 Avidia system reports statistics for all the se...

Page 434: ...w Click Clear All to clear the Delete check box for all rows 3 Click Delete Checked Row s to delete the profiles A confirmation dialog displays 4 Do one of the following Click OK to delete the selecte...

Page 435: ...tected during a one second interval 2 In the Hourly SES box type the desired severely errored second threshold in seconds or type 0 to disable this trap The range is 0 to 127 with 10 as the default Th...

Page 436: ...Profiles 1 In the IDSL Alarm Configuration Profile Table window locate the table row that contains the IDSL alarm configuration profile you want to delete Click and if necessary to view the entire tab...

Page 437: ...how to modify the configuration to reflect the desired service 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click Port Configuration In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Ma...

Page 438: ...Configuring IDSL Service 412 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 439: ...you can configure it now See Configuring IDSL Line Profiles on page 406 for instructions 5 In the Alarm Profile boxes type the desired alarm profile index for each port you want to configure Click th...

Page 440: ...Configuring IDSL Service 414 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 441: ...ent User Manual 415 21 CONFIGURING NETWORK SERVICES This chapter describes how to set up network side services by configuring line card ports Section Page Configuring OC3 Service 416 Configuring DS1 S...

Page 442: ...ion window In the Site Map Navigation window click Port Configuration In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Management Service Provisioning Port Configuration 2 Select the slot and port yo...

Page 443: ...d precludes it from looking like a cell header Choose to enable or disable cell scrambling based on whether or not the ATM equipment in the network supports cell scrambling 5 Use the Loopback box to i...

Page 444: ...n the Port Configuration Slot Port Selection window In the Site Map Navigation window click Port Configuration In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Management Service Provisioning Port Co...

Page 445: ...Chapter 21 Configuring Network Services Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 419...

Page 446: ...ls The Avidia system does not have invalid intervals therefore 0 displays Line Status The status of the line interface Options dsx1NoAlarm No alarm is present dsx1RcvFarEndLOF Remote loss of frame ala...

Page 447: ...backs on page 563 9 In the Cell Scrambling box Enable or Disable cell scrambling Enables or disables cell scrambling Cell scrambling used in Avidia is not an ATM defined format for DS1 but is implemen...

Page 448: ...wing to display the Port Configuration Slot Port Selection window In the Site Map Navigation window click Port Configuration In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Management Service Provis...

Page 449: ...Chapter 21 Configuring Network Services Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 423...

Page 450: ...s not operational Elapsed Time The number of seconds that have elapsed since the current 15 minute data collection period began Valid Intervals The number of 15 minute data collection intervals suppor...

Page 451: ...han the cell header Scrambling the cell payload precludes it from looking like a cell header Choose to enable or disable cell scrambling based on whether or not the ATM equipment in the network suppor...

Page 452: ...Configuring DS3 Service 426 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 453: ...cribes how to establish connections between ports across the Avidia chassis Section Page Configuring ATM Traffic Profiles 428 Configuring APS 430 Configuring PVPCs 433 Configuring PVCCs 443 Configurin...

Page 454: ...tion Table window 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click PVCC Configuration PVPC Configuration or SPVC Configuration In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Manage...

Page 455: ...r Description Valid Range Applies to Traffic Types PCR0 1 The desired peak cell rate to apply to both tagged and non tagged cells in cells per second 150 353 207 UBR CBR rt VBR nrt VBR SCR0 1 The sust...

Page 456: ...x next to the row Click Clear All to clear the Delete check box for all rows 3 Click Delete Checked Row s to delete the profiles A confirmation dialog displays 4 Click OK to delete the selected table...

Page 457: ...vertive Manual once traffic has switched to the protection channel it will not automatically switch back to the working channel when the failure on that channel has been cleared this is the default No...

Page 458: ...t to either Non Revertive mode you can override the configured APS operation by selecting one of the following APS commands After issuing a manual APS command you must issue a Clear command to resume...

Page 459: ...figuration Table In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Management ATM then PVPC Configuration The PVPC Configuration Table window displays PVPCs carry data between defined points within th...

Page 460: ...Cs See page 433 to open the PVPC Configuration Table window Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table You can configure cr...

Page 461: ...line side card port number you want to use for this PVPC 8 In the Line VPI box type a network side VPI for this PVPC See the table on page 24 for a summary of the supported VPI ranges for each card 9...

Page 462: ...the Traffic Profile Tx Idx box page 434 enter the index number for the downstream traffic direction 13 In the Traffic Profile Rx Idx box page 434 enter the index number for the upstream traffic direc...

Page 463: ...or which you want to change the status Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table The Admin Status button toggles between U...

Page 464: ...tire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table 2 Click next to the row that contains the information you want to delete A confirmation dialog displays If you remove...

Page 465: ...Cancel to return to the PVPC Configuration Table window without deleting the PVPC Adding Backup PVPCs See page 433 to open the PVPC Configuration Table window Create backup PVPCs by doing one of the f...

Page 466: ...o use for this backup PVPC 3 In the Secondary Port box select the port number for the secondary line side card you want to use for this backup PVPC 4 In the Secondary VPI box type a network side VPI f...

Page 467: ...beginning of the table displays the next page of the table 2 Under Backup for the backup PVPC you want to delete click the Backup value The following Modify PVPC Dual Homing Backup Line window displa...

Page 468: ...rimary PVPC that has switched to a backup PVPC Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table 2 Under Backup for the backup PVP...

Page 469: ...tion Table In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Management ATM then PVCC Configuration The PVCC Configuration Table window displays PVCCs carry data between defined points within the Avid...

Page 470: ...y PVCCs See page 443 to open the PVCC Configuration Table window Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table You can configu...

Page 471: ...PVCC 5 In the Channel VPI box type the subscriber side VPI for this PVCC The VPI is always zero for frame channel cards See the table on page 24 for a summary of the supported VPI ranges for each car...

Page 472: ...VCC 11 In the Line VPI box select the network side VPI for this PVCC See the table on page 24 for a summary of the supported VPI ranges for each card 12 In the Line VCI box type the network side VCI f...

Page 473: ...window 16 In the Traffic Profile Tx Idx box page 443 enter the index number for the downstream traffic direction 17 In the Traffic Profile Rx Idx box page 443 enter the index number for the upstream...

Page 474: ...lick and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table The Admin Status button toggles between Up and Down Up activates the PVCC Down de...

Page 475: ...iew the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table 2 Click next to the row that contains the information you want to delete A confirmation dialog displays If...

Page 476: ...urn to the PVCC Configuration Table window without deleting the profile Adding Backup PVCCs See page 443 to open the PVCC Configuration Table window Create backup PVCCs by doing one of the following w...

Page 477: ...ber for the secondary line side card you want to use for this backup PVCC 4 In the Secondary VPI box type a network side VPI for this backup PVCC The VPI number can be either the same value as the pri...

Page 478: ...the table displays the next page of the table 2 Under Backup for the backup PVCC you want to delete click the Backup value The following Modify PVCC Dual Homing Backup Line window displays In the Pri...

Page 479: ...ontains the primary PVCC that has switched to a backup PVCC Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table 2 Under Backup for t...

Page 480: ...that are established through an ATM network using signaling the end points are defined when the call is initiated and terminated at the end of the call SPVCs then enable ATM connection redundancy bet...

Page 481: ...d the line card Source VCI The VCI of the PVCC between the CPE and the line card Source Encap The PVCC encapsulation type applies to frame channel cards only Options LLC_8023 VC_MUX_8023 Destination A...

Page 482: ...of the PVCC between the CPE and the line card 5 If the PVCC uses a frame channel card in the Channel Encap box select the Encapsulation mode options LLC_8023 or VC_MUX_8023 6 In the Destination ATM Ad...

Page 483: ...nning of the table displays the next page of the table 2 Click next to the row that contains the information you want to delete A confirmation dialog displays 3 Do one of the following Click Delete to...

Page 484: ...card slot to which you want to route the traffic when the current line card fails Admin Status The static route administrative status Options Active Inactive Oper Status The static route operational s...

Page 485: ...TM address for the static route The address can be up to 20 octets The first octet must be 39 45 or 47 Each octet must be separated by a colon 5 Click Add to save the ATM Routing Table entry otherwise...

Page 486: ...eters are initially set to default values however you can modify the parameters You configure ATM interface information in the ATM System Interface window 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Nav...

Page 487: ...s IISP static routes for line card redundancy UNI31 Private an interface between Avidia systems or between an Avidia system and a modem UNI31 Public an interface between the Avidia system and an ATM n...

Page 488: ...by ATM port PVCC PVPC The following sections describe how to configure these types of policing ATM Port Policing You configure ATM port policing from the ATM Port Policing window 1 Do one of the follo...

Page 489: ...box select Enabled or Disabled to enable or disable all policing on the corresponding ATM port 4 Do one of the following To activate the settings and close the ATM Port Policing window click Set then...

Page 490: ...ite Map Navigation window click PVCC Policing In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Management ATM Policing ATM PVCC Policing Click and if necessary to view the entire ATM PVCC Policing Ta...

Page 491: ...In the Site Map Navigation window click PVPC Policing In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Management ATM Policing ATM PVPC Policing Click and if necessary to view the entire ATM PVPC Po...

Page 492: ...Configuring ATM Policing 466 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 493: ...hapter describes how to configure frame relay from the Web interface Section Page The Frame Relay Interworking Configuration Table 468 Adding a Frame Relay Configuration 470 Modifying a Frame Relay Co...

Page 494: ...iguration Table window Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click Frame Relay In the Tree Navigation window click Configuration Management Service Provisioning Frame Relay The Fra...

Page 495: ...nnel card and line card connection Up or Down Channel Slot The frame card slot and port number in the format slot port For example slot 4 port 1 would be 4 1 Line Card The type of line card Line Slot...

Page 496: ...ion Table window 1 In the Frame Relay Interworking Configuration Table window click The Add Frame Relay Interworking Configuration window displays 2 In the Admin Status box select Up to activate the f...

Page 497: ...e type The LMI type defines a method of exchanging status information between the customer device and the network The following LMI Types are supported None no LMI support Rev 1 LMI Rev 1 Annex A ITU...

Page 498: ...uire fixed bandwidth such as uncompressed voice video and circuit emulation CBR is a Quality of Service class defined by the ATM Forum for ATM network rt VBR real time Variable Bit Rate This traffic c...

Page 499: ...you select this option proceed to Step 8 FRF 8 defines how frames are translated between ATM and frame devices If you select this option skip to Step 9 8 If you selected Interworking FRF 5 do the foll...

Page 500: ...P Value box select the value used when LP Mode is set to 2 0 or 1 The LP Value determines the content of the ATM cell CLP field when LP Mode is set to 2 0 The network cannot discard cells 1 The networ...

Page 501: ...ble window click Cancel MODIFYING A FRAME RELAY CONFIGURATION You modify a frame relay configuration from the Frame Relay Interworking Configuration Table window You can only modify the parameters app...

Page 502: ...ify the inquiry interval value in the Inquiry Interval box type the value The valid range is 1 to 255 with 6 as the default c To modify the error threshold in the Error Threshold box type the value Th...

Page 503: ...CI Mode in the CI Mode box select the desired setting 1 or 2 d To modify the DE Mode in the DE Mode box select the desired setting 1 or 2 e To modify the DE Value in the DE Value box select the value...

Page 504: ...uration Table window 1 In the Frame Relay Interworking Configuration Table window locate the table row that contains the frame relay interworking configuration you want to view Click and if necessary...

Page 505: ...ptions are None no LMI support Rev 1 LMI Rev 1 Annex A ITU 0 933 Annex A Annex D ANSI T1 617 Annex D If the LMI type is set to None the poll interval inquiry interval error threshold and monitor event...

Page 506: ...le bandwidth It is well suited for real time services such as compressed voice and video which require stringent cell transfer latency and less bursty traffic It is not well suited for LAN traffic due...

Page 507: ...the ATM CLP field when translating from frame relay to ATM 1 The frame relay header DE field is mapped into the ATM CLP field of every ATM cell generated by the segmentation process of the AAL5 PDU c...

Page 508: ...ame relay DE field when transmitting from ATM to frame relay 1 If the ATM CLP field of one or more cells belonging to a frame is set the frame relay DE field is set 2 If the ATM CLP field of one or mo...

Page 509: ...y to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next page of the table 2 Click next to the row that contains the information you want to delete A confirmation dialog displa...

Page 510: ...Deleting a Frame Relay Configuration 484 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 511: ...and routing sessions and configure system bridging and routing parameters from the Web interface Section Page Configuring Bridging and Routing Sessions 486 Configuring Router Groups 493 Configuring I...

Page 512: ...nnel card and the management card then set up the desired service for the session bridging routing or both The system automatically assigns the management card VPI and VCI for each session If you are...

Page 513: ...ng data Down indicates the port is not operational Slot The slot and port of the line or channel card that is used for the session Card Type The type of line or channel card used for the session VPI T...

Page 514: ...Subscriber box type a name to identify this session 3 In the Admin Status box select Up or Down Up enables the session Down disables the session 4 In the Slot and Port boxes select the line or channe...

Page 515: ...mine the encapsulation mode 8 In the Service Type box select the Bridging or the Routing checkbox or both to specify the type of service s for this session 9 If you selected Bridging in Step 8 do the...

Page 516: ...esired type of RIP packets to be received RIP1 RIP2 RIP 1 or RIP2 or Do Not Receive RIP packets c Click Browse to display the Router Group Table window d Click to select the router group that contains...

Page 517: ...ect the desired setting Up enables the session Down disables the session 4 To modify the encapsulation mode in the Encap box select the desire setting LLC_SNAP VC_MUX_Routed or VC_MUX_Bridged The enca...

Page 518: ...ined by the RIP version used by the other routers in the network b In the RIP Receive box select the desired type of RIP packets to be received RIP1 RIP2 RIP 1 or RIP2 or Do Not Receive RIP packets c...

Page 519: ...w Click Cancel to return to the Session Configuration Table window without deleting the session CONFIGURING ROUTER GROUPS The Router Group Table window displays the IP address and subnet mask combinat...

Page 520: ...s Deleting Router Groups 1 Locate the table row that contains the router group you want to delete Click and if necessary to view the entire table displays the beginning of the table displays the next...

Page 521: ...ortion of the destination IP address match the IP address listed in the first column of the table are routed based on the data displayed in the corresponding table row You add and delete IP Routing Ta...

Page 522: ...t Hop The IP address of the next router in the network to which the packet is to be forwarded Port An index number assigned by the system to the interface over which the packet is routed The managemen...

Page 523: ...k OK to delete the selected table entry and return to the IP Routing Table window Click Cancel to return to the IP Routing Table window without deleting the table entry MODIFYING RIP CONFIGURATION The...

Page 524: ...version used by the other routers in the network The options are Do Not Send no RIP packets are sent RIP Version 1 RIP 1 Compatible RIP2 type packets that are compatible with RIP 1 RIP Version 2 Rece...

Page 525: ...1 or RIP 2 Do Not Receive 4 To modify the hop count in the Hop Count box type the number of hops the packets are allowed to cross before arriving at their destination 5 To modify the authentication t...

Page 526: ...ack To cancel the settings and close the Modify RIP Configuration window click Cancel CONFIGURING SYSTEM BRIDGING AND STP PARAMETERS You can configure several system wide bridging and Spanning Tree Pr...

Page 527: ...ng box to Enable or Disable bridging for the system 3 In the Aging Time Interval box type the interval in seconds after which Bridging Table entries are deleted if they are not relearned The valid rat...

Page 528: ...er of seconds you want the system to wait before changing the state of a particular interface e g to blocked The valid range is 4 to 30 The default value is 15 This delay prevents the interface states...

Page 529: ...To Live field for the IP header box type the time to live value for internally generated IP datagrams that do not contain a time to live value The time to live value is the number of hops a packet is...

Page 530: ...Configuring Global IP Routing Settings 504 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 531: ...This chapter describes how to monitor Avidia subscriber connections including ADSL SDSL frame SDSL cell and IDSL lines from the Web Interface Section Page Monitoring ADSL Status 506 Monitoring SDSL Fr...

Page 532: ...formance Monitoring Statistics Current Status ADSL Loop Status The ADSL Loop Status Slot Port Selection window displays 2 Select the slot and port you want to monitor 3 To continue to the ADSL Loop St...

Page 533: ...Chapter 25 Monitoring Subscriber Connections Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 507...

Page 534: ...ctual transmit output power in dBm SNR Margin 1 10 dB Upstream Downstream The signal to noise ratio of the signal received by the ATU in 1 10 dB Line Attenuation 1 10 dB Upstream Downstream The measur...

Page 535: ...red target margin or the BER exceeds 10 7 dataInitFailure The ATU was unable to initialize configInitFailure The ATU was unable to initialize because the ATU at the other end does not support the requ...

Page 536: ...igation window click Performance Monitoring Current Status SDSL Frame Loop Status The SDSL Statistics Slot Port Selection window displays 2 Select the slot and port you want to monitor 3 To continue t...

Page 537: ...se ratio of the received signal in 1 10 dB Low indicates the lowest margin that occurred since the SDSL loop synchronized Current indicates the current margin High indicates the highest margin that oc...

Page 538: ...line 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click SDSL Cell Loop Status In the Tree Navigation window click Performance Monitoring Current Status SDSL Cell Loop Statistics The SDS...

Page 539: ...Chapter 25 Monitoring Subscriber Connections Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 513...

Page 540: ...hich the SDSL cell loop status is displayed SNR Margin 1 10 dB SNR margin is a measure of signal quality indicating how much margin can be dropped before the number of bit errors exceeds the ratio of...

Page 541: ...line 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click IDSL Current Performance In the Tree Navigation window click Performance Monitoring Statistics IDSL Current Performance The IDSL...

Page 542: ...Customer indicates statistics for the downstream direction toward the customer Status Box Description Card Slot Port The description slot number and port number of the SDSL card for which the statist...

Page 543: ...ork connections including loop status performance history and remote status for SONET DS1 E1 and DS3 lines from the Web interface It also describes how to monitor ATM statistics Section Page Monitorin...

Page 544: ...w click Sonet Medium Section Line In the Tree Navigation window click Performance Monitoring Statistics SONET Medium Section Line Current Performance The Medium Section Line Current Performance Slot S...

Page 545: ...ance Port The port number for which the Medium current performance is displayed each line card has two ports Type The interface type SONET or SDH Time Elapsed The number of seconds that have elapsed s...

Page 546: ...s a Loss Of Frame on the SONET Section layer Errored Seconds The number of seconds during which at least one Section layer bipolar error was detected or a severely errored frame or loss of signal erro...

Page 547: ...rrent 15 minute performance monitoring interval during which 2 500 or more Line layer bipolar errors were detected or an AIS L error was present Coding Violation The number of bipolar errors detected...

Page 548: ...e Navigation window click Performance Monitoring Statistics SONET Path Current Performance The Path Current Performance Slot Selection window displays 2 Select the slot containing the port you want to...

Page 549: ...s The number of seconds during which at least one Path layer bipolar error was detected or an Alarm Indication Signal Path AIS P error was present Severely Errored Seconds The number of seconds during...

Page 550: ...rrent Performance window displays current statistics for a specified DS1 line 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click DS1 Current Performance In the Tree Navigation window cl...

Page 551: ...ns Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 525 2 Select the slot that contains the port you want to monitor then click OK Otherwise click Cancel to discontinue this procedure The DS1 Cu...

Page 552: ...onds are seconds in which framing errors out of frame defects or 1 544 or more line coding violations occur Severely Errored Framing Seconds Severely errored framing seconds are seconds during which o...

Page 553: ...he E1 Current Performance window displays current statistics for a specified E1 line 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click E1 Current Performance In the Tree Navigation win...

Page 554: ...vidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 2 Select the slot that contains the port you want to monitor then click OK Otherwise click Cancel to discontinue this procedure The E1 Current Per...

Page 555: ...onds are seconds in which framing errors out of frame defects or 1 544 or more line coding violations occur Severely Errored Framing Seconds Severely errored framing seconds are seconds during which o...

Page 556: ...f the following In the Site Map Navigation window click DS3 Current Performance In the Tree Navigation window click Performance Monitoring Statistics DS3 Current Performance The DS3 Current Performanc...

Page 557: ...Unavailable Seconds Unavailable seconds are seconds during which the interface was unavailable A line becomes unavailable at ten consecutive P bit severely errored seconds Line Code Violations Line c...

Page 558: ...onitor APS status for both the local APS and the APS at the remote end of the connection from the APS Status window 1 Do one of the following to open the APS Status Slot Selection window In the Site M...

Page 559: ...preventing the traffic from switching back to the working channel Do Not Revert The local APS is in non revertive mode and it has switched to the protection channel No Request No manual APS request ha...

Page 560: ...he number of switches that have occurred since the OC3 card was last reset Signal Degraded Count The number of times the signal has degraded and the traffic has switched to the protection channel as a...

Page 561: ...r physical interfaces and ATM cell switch status from the Web interface Section Page Opening the Interface Window 536 Physical SONET Interfaces 538 Physical ADSL Interfaces 538 Physical SDSL Frame Int...

Page 562: ...want to monitor then click OK Click Cancel to discontinue this procedure A window displays the interface data for the selected slot Each physical interface window displays some combination of the fol...

Page 563: ...ivered to a higher layer protocol In Unknown Pkt Count The number of packets received via the interface that were discarded because of an unknown or unsupported protocol Out Octet Count The number of...

Page 564: ...Physical SONET Interfaces 538 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual PHYSICAL SONET INTERFACES PHYSICAL ADSL INTERFACES...

Page 565: ...Chapter 27 Monitoring Physical Interfaces Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 539 PHYSICAL SDSL FRAME INTERFACES...

Page 566: ...Physical SDSL Cell Interfaces 540 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual PHYSICAL SDSL CELL INTERFACES...

Page 567: ...Chapter 27 Monitoring Physical Interfaces Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 541 PHYSICAL DS1 INTERFACES PHYSICAL E1 INTERFACES...

Page 568: ...Physical DS3 Interfaces 542 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual PHYSICAL DS3 INTERFACES...

Page 569: ...EM ALARMS AND STATUS This chapter describes how to monitor system alarms and messages from the Web interface Section Page Monitoring System Events 544 Monitoring System Alarms 546 Monitoring SDSL Fram...

Page 570: ...s traps changes in slot status and diagnostic trace messages 1 Do one of the following to display the System Log Table window In the Site Map Navigation window click System Log In the Tree Navigation...

Page 571: ...ttrace Displays additional details regarding about the sent traps This information is for technician use only Slot ID The slot associated with the event Description A description of the event that occ...

Page 572: ...all components of the Avidia system 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click Chassis Alarm Status In the Tree Navigation window click Alarm Chassis Alarm Status The Chassis A...

Page 573: ...here in the system Minor A minor alarm has occurred somewhere in the system Audio Alarm An audio alarm has occurred somewhere in the system Fan Alarm 1 Chassis fan 1 has failed Fan Alarm 2 Chassis fan...

Page 574: ...communicate with the line card Chassis cell bus down alarm The cell bus is not operational ADSL Alarms minor ADSL Loss of Frame ATU C ATU R The Loss of Framing 15 minute interval threshold has been ex...

Page 575: ...and SDSL frame alarm history 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click SDSL Frame Alarm In the Tree Navigation window click Alarm SDSL Frame Alarm The SDSL Alarm History Slot P...

Page 576: ...d Management User Manual 3 In the SDSL Alarm History window you can do any of the following Click Get to refresh the window with current data In the Port box select another port to monitor then click...

Page 577: ...avigation window click SDSL Cell Alarm In the Tree Navigation window click Alarm SDSL Cell Alarm Status The SDSL Cell Alarm window displays Information Description Card Description Slot Port The descr...

Page 578: ...and port you want to monitor then click OK Otherwise click Cancel to discontinue this procedure The SDSL Cell Alarm Status window displays 3 In the SDSL Cell Alarm Status window you can do any of the...

Page 579: ...f the card for which the alarm information is displayed Loss of Signal Seconds LOSS Loss of signal seconds are seconds during which the SDSL cell line is incapable of transmitting or receiving data an...

Page 580: ...continue to the IDSL Alarm Status window click OK Otherwise click Cancel to discontinue this procedure 4 In the IDSL Alarm Status window you can do any of the following Click Get to refresh the window...

Page 581: ...Description The slot number port number and description of the IDSL card for which alarm status is displayed Hourly Errored Seconds Network Customer The Hourly Errored Seconds alarm status Active or I...

Page 582: ...Monitoring IDSL Alarm Status 556 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 583: ...priate section listed below based on the task you want to perform Section Page Configuring and Initiating OAM Loopbacks 558 Initiating Communication Path Loopbacks 563 Managing IDSL Diagnostics 568 Ma...

Page 584: ...Manual CONFIGURING AND INITIATING OAM LOOPBACKS Configure OAM Loopbacks from the OAM Loopback Table window Do one of the following to open the OAM Loopback Table window In the Site Map Navigation wind...

Page 585: ...the circuit at a VCC level Type The type of loopback in effect Segment loopbacks test the connectivity between any two uniquely addressable points in a VPC F4 or VCC F5 See page 61 for a list of segme...

Page 586: ...ormation about Locations IDs It is recommended that the OAM Source Location ID address for the Avidia system is set up with a unique address that is meaningful to you for the first 13 octets all zeros...

Page 587: ...select the slot and port where the loopback will be initiated 3 In the OAM Flow Type box select either F4 or F5 OAM F4 flow loopbacks test circuits at a VPC level requires a VPI only where OAM F5 flo...

Page 588: ...alpha character a f It is not necessary to modify this value when you perform a loopback test to a Megabit Modem 7 In the Count box type the total number of cells to be sent in the loopback cells are...

Page 589: ...he OAM Loopback Table window Click Cancel to return to the OAM Loopback Table window without deleting the table entry INITIATING COMMUNICATION PATH LOOPBACKS The Avidia system supports loopbacks that...

Page 590: ...nal is looped back within the line card at the transceiver Line OC3 DS1 DSX 1 DS3 For this loopback the signal is received at the line interface and is looped back through the transmitter The near end...

Page 591: ...fic line card types OC3 Loopbacks on page 565 DS1 Loopbacks on page 566 DS3 Loopbacks on page 567 OC3 Loopbacks Initiate OC3 loopbacks from the OC3 Configuration window 1 In the Loopback box select th...

Page 592: ...cks from the DS1 Configuration window 1 In the Loopback box select the loopback type you want to initiate either Payload Line Remote or Local The table on page 564 describes these loopbacks 2 Click Se...

Page 593: ...oopbacks from the DS3 Configuration window 1 In the Loopback box select the loopback type you want to initiate either Payload Line Remote or Local The table on page 564 describes these loopbacks 2 Cli...

Page 594: ...t for a node or the entire connection path loop 1 Do one of the following In the Site Map Navigation window click IDSL Diagnostic In the Tree Navigation window click Diagnostic Management IDSL Diagnos...

Page 595: ...Chapter 29 System Maintenance and Administration Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 569...

Page 596: ...online When you issue a Ping command an IP packet is sent to the requested remote device If the target device receives the packet it sends a reply back to the Avidia system indicating that the target...

Page 597: ...In the Site Map Navigation window click Image Manager In the Tree Navigation window click System Maintenance Image Manager Message Description xxx xxx xxx xxx is alive The target device is online No...

Page 598: ...ng as a TFTP server 2 In the Image Manager window Card box click the card from which you want to upload files A list of files stored on the selected card displays in the Image box 3 Select the file yo...

Page 599: ...begin the upload process click Upload The selected file uploads to the specified TFTP server You can monitor the upload progress in the Status field located in the upper right corner of the Image Man...

Page 600: ...format The default TFTP server IP address is 192 168 0 100 3 If the file you want to download is not located in the TFTP server default directory in the From File Path box type the directory in which...

Page 601: ...ame displays in the Image box You can also click Refresh to update the displayed data 7 Reset the card to which you downloaded the file to load the new file unless you only downloaded the cli tcl file...

Page 602: ...by copying the files from another card of the same type 1 In the Image Manager window Card box click the card from which you want to copy files A list of files stored on the selected card displays in...

Page 603: ...Deleting Files 1 In the Image Manager window Card box click the card from which you want to delete files A list of files stored on the selected card displays in the Image box 2 In the Image box select...

Page 604: ...one of the following to open the Image Manager window In the Site Map Navigation window click Image Manager In the Tree Navigation window click System Maintenance Image Manager 2 In the Card box sele...

Page 605: ...me The file name for each of the individual ports is automatically set to the same file name When a source file is selected the Destination File box automatically updates to reflect the file name requ...

Page 606: ...Set MANAGING SECURITY The Web interface comes with the user account admin and password dslam preconfigured You can change the admin password however you cannot delete the admin user account You can ad...

Page 607: ...nd Administration Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual 581 You can also set the Inactivity Timeout and Refresh Time settings in the User Table window See Configuring the System Timer...

Page 608: ...contain between four and 20 alphanumeric characters and the first character must be a letter The user name cannot contain spaces but can contain multiple words separated by an underscore 3 In the Pass...

Page 609: ...Web Access box select Yes to enable the user to access the Web interface otherwise select No 9 In the FTP Access box select Yes to enable the user to access the system for file management using FTP pr...

Page 610: ...ne of the following In the confirmation box click Delete then in the confirmation message click Back to delete the user account Click Cancel to return to the User Table window without deleting the use...

Page 611: ...er The password cannot contain spaces but can contain multiple words separated by an underscore 4 If you modified the password re type the password for this account in the re type password box 5 To mo...

Page 612: ...setting Cards on page 589 for instructions The system automatically regenerates a new configuration file that contains the admin user account and default password dslam CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM TIMERS Y...

Page 613: ...ity Timeout seconds box type the number of seconds after which the Web interface automatically logs the current user off the system if no keyboard input is received The valid range is 60 to 86 400 sec...

Page 614: ...range is 5 to 86 400 seconds 2 Do one of the following Click Set to save the new setting Click Get to cancel the new setting You can only cancel the new setting if you have not yet clicked Set DISPLA...

Page 615: ...arm boot as described in the following sections The data stored in the system log is retained 1 Do one of the following to display the Reset Card window In the Site Map Navigation window click Reset C...

Page 616: ...tivate Deactivate Ports window In the Site Map Navigation window click Activate Deactivate Ports In the Tree Navigation window click System Maintenance Activate Deactivate Ports 2 In the Please Select...

Page 617: ...es display for other port types 3 Do one of the following Change the Admin Status for individual ports by selecting Up to enable a port or selecting Down to disable a port In the Select All Ports box...

Page 618: ...Activating and Deactivating Ports 592 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 619: ...nual 593 PART IV APPENDIXES These appendixes provide additional information about the software Appendix Number Appendix Title Begins on page A Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 595 B Contacting ADC 603...

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Page 621: ...by booting the system and interrupting the regular boot sequence 1 Connect a terminal or PC running a terminal emulation program to the management card craft port 2 Reboot the management card by eithe...

Page 622: ...from the management card you can download a new image file from a remote TFTP server to the management card using the boot monitor 1 From the DMU Test Main Menu type 4 then press The Image Download O...

Page 623: ...ter the subnet mask The default subnet mask displays for your reference 4 To accept the displayed default press otherwise type the management card subnet mask using the xxx xxx xxx xxx format then pre...

Page 624: ...ard To download a new configuration file to the management card type y The Download new web interface file from network too prompt displays d Type y to down load the Web interface application file oth...

Page 625: ...type 1 The system detects the PCI devices in the system and displays a list on the screen Performing NAND EEPROM Diagnostics To determine if the system cannot boot the image file due to a defective N...

Page 626: ...ext file by typing r filename then pressing where filename is the complete filename and extension of the file you want to view To make the amcprof txt file on the management card read only type n The...

Page 627: ...en press to display the following prompt To adjust time date enter HH MM SS or MM DD YYYY X to exit FRI MAY 14 12 49 25 1999 2 To change the system time type the current time in hh mm ss two digit 24...

Page 628: ...Setting the System Date and Time 602 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 629: ...on duty Customer Service Engineer returns technical assistance calls within 30 minutes WORLD WIDE WEB Product company and application information for ADC can be found at http www adc com using any Web...

Page 630: ...to any product which has been repaired worked upon or altered by persons not authorized by ADC or in ADC s sole judgment has subjected to misuse accident fire or other casualty or operation beyond its...

Page 631: ...on of the product if a purchase order has not been provided Equipment returned for repair or replacement is subject to a 70 per unit NTF no trouble found charge in the event that diagnostic evaluation...

Page 632: ...epaired equipment The reason for the return The equipment needs an ECO ECN upgrade The equipment is defective If there is another reason for returning the equipment please let us know so we can determ...

Page 633: ...iority call 10 UNI 3 0 VPCI VCI unacceptable 16 UNI 3 1 normal call clearing 17 user busy 18 no user response 19 no answer from user 21 call rejected 22 number changed 23 user rejects all calls with C...

Page 634: ...nsistency in designated outgoing access info subscriber class 63 service or option unavailable 65 bearer capability not implemented 73 unsupported comb of traffic parameters 78 UNI 3 1 AAL parameters...

Page 635: ...ion and Management User Manual 609 102 recovery on timer expiry 104 incorrect message length 111 protocol error unspecified 127 opt info el content error non std 128 next node unreachable 160 DTL Tran...

Page 636: ...610 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 637: ...o and data over a network Attenuation The dissipation of the power of a transmitted signal as it travels over copper wire measured in decibels dB ATU C An ADSL Transceiver Unit at the service provider...

Page 638: ...thernet A protocol used for LAN traffic which has a transfer rate of up to 100 Mbps depending on the media and rating of the interface Flash memory Non volatile memory that can be erased and reprogram...

Page 639: ...hing length The number of ATM Destination Address Prefix octets you want the system to consider when determining whether the IISP Static Route Table entry matches a particular SPVC For example if you...

Page 640: ...iable Bit Rate A traffic class that carries a variable bandwidth It is well suited for real time services such as compressed voice and video which require stringent cell transfer latency and less burs...

Page 641: ...be sent UDP User Datagram Protocol A protocol in which datagrams are sent whole and in the correct order They cannot be divided when sent and then reassembled when received UPC Usage Parameter Control...

Page 642: ...Glossary 616 Avidia System Configuration and Management User Manual...

Page 643: ...ns 228 488 community strings 97 frame relay configuration 470 frame relay links 206 IDSL alarm profiles 130 408 line profiles 127 406 port configurations 133 411 IP routing table entries 496 PVCCs 444...

Page 644: ...nager 69 IDSL 553 monitoring 328 546 OAM 57 APS 33 42 158 430 commands 159 432 monitoring status 295 532 ARP 239 assistance 603 ATM adding traffic profiles 155 APS 158 430 ATM OC3 ports configuring 14...

Page 645: ...9 cell card PVPCs activating deactivating 167 437 adding 164 configuring 163 433 deleting 168 438 cell transfer rates 154 changing bridging and routing sessions 491 frame relay configuration 475 frame...

Page 646: ...backs 558 OC3 ports 142 416 PVCCs 171 179 443 444 PVPCs 163 433 RIP 242 497 SDSL Cell alarm profiles 121 401 line profiles 119 399 ports 124 404 SDSL Frame alarm profiles 114 395 line profiles 111 393...

Page 647: ...584 destination IP address 235 495 destination MAC address 245 detecting network devices 353 570 diagnostics 595 IDSL 568 directory of files on a card 357 571 displaying ADSL alarm profiles 105 circui...

Page 648: ...PVCs 191 STP port status 307 subtending information 257 system information 91 inventory 364 588 IP address 92 381 subnet mask 92 381 trap receivers 96 UPC table 201 downloading files from a TFTP serve...

Page 649: ...ing 179 configuring 179 deleting 183 frame relay configuring 206 468 monitoring performance 296 FRF 5 statistics 302 FRF 5 circuits 219 FRF 8 statistics 303 FRF 8 circuits 211 G gateway configuring 14...

Page 650: ...IP address 42 configuring 91 381 detecting 353 570 mapping to MAC address 239 restricted 92 381 IP routing See routing IP routing table 235 495 IP statistics 311 L LAN tunnels 44 line profiles ADSL 10...

Page 651: ...S 21 429 Medium statistics 278 medium statistics 518 modems downloading files 44 358 577 inband management 44 modifying bridging and routing sessions 491 frame relay configuration 475 frame relay sett...

Page 652: ...ting command line interface 82 Web interface 374 network service configuration 141 415 next hop 235 495 nrt VBR 20 O OAM 57 configuring loopbacks 342 location ID 23 OC3 configuring ATM OC3 ports 142 4...

Page 653: ...ng deactivating cell card 448 frame card 183 backup 173 450 changing encapsulation mode 188 connection statistics 292 policing 201 464 returning service to primary 173 453 PVCCs cell card activating d...

Page 654: ...les 119 399 line statistics displaying 268 loop status 512 monitoring alarms 551 performance monitoring 268 port configurations 124 SDSL Frame alarm profiles 114 395 alarms monitoring 331 configuring...

Page 655: ...iple systems 45 adding subtended systems 254 SVC 188 system configuration files 8 file management 8 identification configuring 86 380 maintenance and administration 557 using command line interface 34...

Page 656: ...Navigation window 375 troubleshooting 595 tunneling LAN 44 U UAS SDSL Cell 122 SDSL Frame 114 395 UBR 20 UPC 22 200 462 uploading files to a TFTP server 354 572 user accounts adding 582 deleting 584...

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