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Summary of Contents for Packet Voice Processor

Page 1: ...et Voice Processor Commands Manual Software Version PVP 3 0 1 For PVP Shelf P N 002 0800 00 Document 250 0800 06 Version A1 May 2008 Copyright 2008 Ditech Networks www ditechnetworks com VQA Enabled T...

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Page 6: ...cument Title Packet Voice Processor Commands Manual Document Number 250 0800 06 Document Version Version A1 May 2008 Products for which the comments and corrections are applicable The comments and cor...

Page 7: ...Module RTM 002 0821 00 1 Media Processing cards 002 0830 00 5 Interface Processing cards 002 0810 32 4 Shelf Managers 002 0800 02 2 Peripheral Controller Modules 002 0800 03 2 Power Entry Modules PEM...

Page 8: ...tles are shown in bold italics with initial capital letters Example Network Operations Manual BOLD ALL CAPS Command names are shown in bold uppercase Example the DATE and TIME commands Capitalized Key...

Page 9: ...ist of Figures xxi List of Tables xxiii List of Examples xxvii 1 Introduction 1 Overview 1 PVP Hardware Components 2 Card and Slot Compatibility 4 Network Interfaces 5 Media Interface Features 6 Signa...

Page 10: ...OOB Ports Signaling Provisioning 37 Switch Control Card Redundancy 39 Ethernet Media Ports Provisioning 40 4 Voice Quality Provisioning 43 Overview 43 Provisioning Commands 43 Provisioning Steps 44 5...

Page 11: ...Software 82 Reverting to Previous Software 82 Setting up Autonomous Alarms 83 Switching Cards 84 Switching System Control Cards 84 Switching Media Processing Cards 84 Switching Application Processing...

Page 12: ...face Commands 130 INTERFACE media port SHOW Command 130 INTERFACE media port SET Command 131 INTERFACE media port SET admin state Command 131 INTERFACE media port STATS SHOW Command 132 INTERFACE medi...

Page 13: ...E REMOVE Command 164 SYSTEM VQ REPORT metric family HIST bin SHOW Command 165 SYSTEM CALL REPORT HIST bin SHOW Command 167 CRAFT Command 168 ALARMSEV Commands 169 ALARMSEV SHOW Command 169 ALARMSEV SE...

Page 14: ...ommand 207 VER IPMC Command 208 LOAD Command 209 CUTOVER Command 209 CUTOVER sccslot Command 209 REVERT Command 210 REVERT sccslot Command 210 CLONE Command 211 ISUSTAT Command 212 In Service Software...

Page 15: ...AYLOADTYPE PROFILE SHOW Command 243 PAYLOADTYPE PROFILE ADD Command 243 PAYLOADTYPE PROFILE DEFAULT SHOW Command 247 PAYLOADTYPE PROFILE payload profile name SHOW Command 248 PAYLOADTYPE PROFILE paylo...

Page 16: ...r op value Command 304 THRESHOLD type RULE thr rule name COND metric DEL Command 305 THRESHOLD type PROFILE SHOW Command 305 THRESHOLD type PROFILE ADD Command 306 THRESHOLD type PROFILE ADD new thr p...

Page 17: ...Section 371 Metric Definition Section 371 Metric Status Section 373 Call Data Section 374 18 Security Commands 381 Overview 381 PASSWORD Commands 382 PASSWORD user SHOW Command 382 PASSWORD user SET...

Page 18: ...atistics 409 UDP Statistics 411 IP Statistics 411 ARP Statistics 412 ICMP Statistics 413 IGMP Statistics 413 Signaling Port Statistics 415 TCP Statistics 415 UDP Statistics 417 IP Statistics 417 ARP S...

Page 19: ...n Progress 183 477 SIP Message 14 Session in Progress 183 477 SIP Messages 15 and 16 478 SIP Message 15 REGISTER Message 479 SIP Message 16 Success Message 200 479 SIP Messages 17 and 18 480 SIP Messa...

Page 20: ...S w w w d i t e c h n e t w o r k s c o m Notes TM Support 497 Overview 497 Warranty Policy 497 Equipment Repair and Return 498 Packet Voice Processor Packaging Instructions 498 Ditech s Return Addres...

Page 21: ...OB Signaling Interface 37 Figure 3 2 Interface Processing Card Gigabit Ethernet Interface 40 Figure 5 1 Profile Policy VQA Application Schematic 47 Figure 5 2 PVP and SIP Proxy Server Schematic 50 Fig...

Page 22: ...65 Figure F 6 SIP Messages 5 to 10 471 Figure F 7 SIP Messages 11 and 12 475 Figure F 8 SIP Messages 13 and 14 476 Figure F 9 SIP Messages 15 and 16 478 Figure F 10 SIP Messages 17 and 18 480 Figure F...

Page 23: ...ng Port Provisioning 39 Table 3 5 Media Ports Provisioning Commands 40 Table 3 6 Media Ports Provisioning 41 Table 4 1 Voice Quality Provisioning Commands 43 Table 4 2 Voice Quality Provisioning 44 Ta...

Page 24: ...e 10 12 Link Aggregation Group Commands 137 Table 10 13 LAG ROUTE Commands 138 Table 10 14 LAG lag index SHOW Command Output 140 Table 10 15 LAG PING Command 141 Table 10 16 LAG lag index STATS SHOW C...

Page 25: ...ues 320 Table 16 2 R factor to MOS Conversion Values 320 Table 16 3 MOS CQ Data Parameter Definitions 322 Table 16 4 MOS LQ Data Parameter Definitions 325 Table 16 5 R factor Value Ranges 328 Table 16...

Page 26: ...e D 3 IP Statistics Management Port 411 Table D 4 ARP Statistics Management Port 412 Table D 5 ICMP Statistics Management Port 413 Table D 6 IGMP Statistics Management Port 413 Table D 7 TCP Statistic...

Page 27: ...NTORY CARD Command 100 Example 9 15 INVENTORY CARD 3 Command 101 Example 9 16 INVENTORY FAN fan Command 103 Example 9 17 INVENTORY PEM pem Command 105 Example 9 18 INVENTORY perictrlr perictrlr Comman...

Page 28: ...ip name Command 146 Example 10 36 LAG lag index IP DEL Command 147 Example 10 37 LAG lag interface PORT SHOW Command 147 Example 10 38 LAG lag index PORT ADD Command 148 Example 10 39 LAG lag index P...

Page 29: ...mand 184 Example 11 2 PROTECT MPC slot Command 184 Example 11 3 PROTECT APC Command 184 Example 11 4 RELEASE SCC Command 185 Example 11 5 RELEASE MPC Command 185 Example 11 6 RELEASE APC Command 186 E...

Page 30: ...ROUTE route name SHOW Command 228 Example 13 14 SIGNALING PROFILE profile name ROUTE route name SET Command 229 Example 13 15 SIGNALING PROFILE profile name ROUTE route name DEL Command 229 Example 13...

Page 31: ...profile name SET Command 278 Example 14 7 VQA PROFILE DEL Command 279 Example 14 8 VQA PROFILE CLONE Command 279 Example 15 1 FILTER SHOW Command 284 Example 15 2 FILTER ADD Command 285 Example 15 3...

Page 32: ...5 Example 16 1 MOS CQ Data Output 321 Example 16 2 MOS LQ Data Output 324 Example 16 3 R CQ Data Output 329 Example 16 4 R LQ Data Output 332 Example 16 5 SPEECH Data Output 336 Example 16 6 NOISE Dat...

Page 33: ...Progress 183 477 Example F 14 SIP Message 14 Session in Progress 183 477 Example F 15 SIP Message 15 REGISTER Message 479 Example F 16 SIP Message 16 Success Message 200 479 Example F 17 SIP Message...

Page 34: ...xxxiv 250 0800 06 Version A D I T E C H N E T W O R K S w w w d i t e c h n e t w o r k s c o m Notes TM...

Page 35: ...g to packet based voice traffic Figure 1 1 The Packet Voice Processor can be deployed by both wireline and wireless service providers to process packet voice flows in a variety of applications and net...

Page 36: ...ssifies and routes certain specific in band signaling packets for example PING or trace route packets to the call processor on the SCC Media Processing cards MPCs These cards contain the DSPs to proce...

Page 37: ...rd Function Diagram Interface Processing Cards Switch Control Cards 2x GB 2x GB 2x GB 2x GB Media Processing Card Connections to Media Network Media Processing Card Media Processing Card Media Process...

Page 38: ...ing Card itself consists of a carrier board with up to four installed Processor PCI Mezzanine Cards PrPMCs each housing two processors Note that the card slots are not numbered sequentially left to ri...

Page 39: ...shelf slot 14 has the protection role Note Both Interface Processing cards have working roles Redundancy is provided by LAG Link Aggregation Group provisioning for these card types see Section 10 6 o...

Page 40: ...e Switch Control card has the following features for out of band SIP RFC 3261 call control and signaling 1000Base T Ethernet interface at half or full duplex with auto negotiation Support for static I...

Page 41: ...on page 387 1 3 1 PVP SIP Signaling The Packet Voice Processor s Switch Control card supports the SIP call processing function as well as switching policy treatment and enforcement The Packet Voice P...

Page 42: ...s sent to the outbound SIP proxy In some situations an inbound SIP proxy or other inbound network element may also make the routing decisions In these situations the inbound SIP proxy adds one or more...

Page 43: ...ork through broadband access The calls originate on an IP telephone or on a media terminal adapter MTA connected to an analog device in the enterprise The voice calls are assumed to be under the contr...

Page 44: ...d forwards the INVITE to the SIP server SIP Proxy 2 in the network that controls the routing of the call to its end destination PSTN 6 The Packet Voice Processor acts as a termination point for the SI...

Page 45: ...ket loss delay and jitter Figure 1 7 displays a schematic of a possible Packet Voice Processor deployment within an IP network as well as how the VQA and IPR technologies would improve the call Figure...

Page 46: ...alls based upon route customer or defined service policy With the Packet Voice Processor operating as a centralized transcoding resource at the IP network border providers avoid the expense of low den...

Page 47: ...0 ms interruption in transmission of each digit must be supported If the interruption in transmission is longer than 10 ms which is the case of bursty networks then the DTMF transmission should not be...

Page 48: ...RC and SMV CODECs EVRCB0 CODEC and associated options are not supported in this release Note For additional information please refer to the above mentioned RFCs 1 4 1 2 2 EVRC0 Modes When performing t...

Page 49: ...the update is performedevery 20 mS and if set to 255 the update is performed every 5 1 seconds If the dtxmin parameter is not present then the algorithm assumes a default value of 12 only if silence...

Page 50: ...s caused by the conversion point also known as the hybrid between the 4 wire and 2 wire transmission facilities The hybrid connects the 4 wire carrier facility to the 2 wire access line within a switc...

Page 51: ...wide range of echo variances using algorithms based on talker energy levels bulk delay and Weighted Acoustic Echo Path Loss WAEPL to effectively eliminate acoustic echo and significantly improve voice...

Page 52: ...h without distorting or amplifying the signal Note VQA technology is further described in detail in Chapter 14 on page 265 1 4 3 Intelligent Packet Restoration IPR IPR is an advanced feature that reco...

Page 53: ...the ability to locate the ultimate source of a network problem and the ability to handle the problem to reduce cost and help generate revenues EXi solutions analyze the voice quality measurement resu...

Page 54: ...these environments the VoIP Tandem Carrier must convert the signal between different VoIP codec formats measure voice quality to ensure compliance with regulatory mandates or service level agreements...

Page 55: ...ments for impairments introduced through packet transport voice codec operations and environmental noise The Packet Voice Processor corrects for both packet loss and jitter within an ITSP environment...

Page 56: ...k as well as how the VQA and IPR technologies would improve the call Figure 1 12 PVP Placement within a VoIP Wholesaler Network Clearer VoIP Calls Clearer TDM Calls Media Gateway Media Gateway Level M...

Page 57: ...ection 2 10 on page 34 Autonomous Packet Voice Processor System Messages Section 2 11 on page 34 2 2 Connecting to the PVP The Packet Voice Processor CLI is accessible through either the serial port l...

Page 58: ...n the Switch Control card s front panel when first configuring a Packet Voice Processor system A single system management Ethernet port is provided on the back of the Packet Voice Processor shelf chas...

Page 59: ...and auto negotiation Table 2 2 describes the process for connecting to and logging onto the Switch Control card through the Ethernet connection Note The procedure outlined in Table 2 2 on page 25 pre...

Page 60: ...s RTM connector until you hear a click indicating that the connectors are engaged 4 Connect the opposite end of the RJ 45 cable to an available port on the Local Area Network LAN Allow enough cable f...

Page 61: ...Switch Controller Card s front face panel Refer to this chapter for detailed instructions Provision the System Management port located on the active Switch Controller Card Refer to Chapter 3 for detai...

Page 62: ...a Packet Voice Processor system A single system management Ethernet port is provided on the back of the Packet Voice Processor shelf chassis via the Rear Transition Module RTM The process for connect...

Page 63: ...ble 6 3 Link Aggregation Group Commands on page 64 lists the commands required for this procedure 12 If applicable provision the DNS server for the Packet Voice Processor system If the Packet Voice Pr...

Page 64: ...erience Intelligence EXi Commands Chapter 15 on page 281 Security Commands Chapter 18 on page 383 2 5 HELP Command Packet Voice Processor commands that are available and displayed to the user are depe...

Page 65: ...TIMEZONE SYSTEM COMMANDS AUTOMSG LAG CARDS SYSTEM FPKG SNMP DNS INTERFACE NTP CRAFT ALARMSEV MAINTENANCE COMMANDS RELEASE EVENTHIST MGMTDB ALARMHIST ALARMS SIGCAP ACO PROTECT VERSION CONTROL COMMANDS...

Page 66: ...ple users with Admin level privileges can access all commands and change all user passwords while users with Read level access privileges can only view data and are unable to change the status of the...

Page 67: ...or CLI supports interactive command menus to simplify command configuration with multiple parameters The UP and DOWN arrows as well as the hyphen and ENTER keys can be used to navigate the command men...

Page 68: ...LI supports a minimum of 100 command history sessions per log in session The UP and DOWN arrows can be used to navigate this list The Packet Voice Processor logs all executed commands in persistent st...

Page 69: ...outer This port is only accessible through an Ethernet port located on the back of the PVP shelf chassis via the Rear Transition Module RTM Table 3 1 System Management Port Provisioning Commands Comma...

Page 70: ...service See Section 10 2 1 on page 115 for additional command information 3 Enter the INTERFACE mgmt port SHOW command Enter this command to view the current management port s configuration Most of th...

Page 71: ...an OOB Out of Band Signaling Interface Sig O that is a physical port located on each Switch Control card This signaling interface provides a dedicated channel for system signaling The Packet Voice Pr...

Page 72: ...onal command information see Section 10 4 4 on page 123 INTERFACE sig port IP sigip index DEL Delete an IP address from the signaling interface The required minimum access level is WRITE for this comm...

Page 73: ...with multiple routers ARP messages are sent every x seconds to a user defined IP device To set up this redundant configuration the Next Hop IP Device parameter see Table 3 4 on page 39 is provisioned...

Page 74: ...g Card Gigabit Ethernet Interface Table 3 5 displays the commands used for provisioning the Packet Voice Processor Gigabit Ethernet media ports on the Interface Processing cards IPC Table 3 5 Media Po...

Page 75: ...ate Experience Intelligence EXi report for media interface The required minimum access level is READ for this command For additional command information see Section 10 5 6 on page 134 Table 3 6 Media...

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Page 77: ...The required minimum access level is READ for this command For additional command information see Section 14 1 on page 265 VQA PROFILE SHOW Command that displays a list of VQA profiles The required m...

Page 78: ...ioning Commands Continued Command Description Table 4 2 Voice Quality Provisioning Step Task Description 1 Access the Packet Voice Processor system Establish a connection to the active Switch Control...

Page 79: ...re 2 types of Packet Voice Processor signaling commands commands used to provision signaling for a Packet Voice Processor profiles and policies and commands used to capture and display the accumulated...

Page 80: ...s from SIP Proxy 192 168 0 10 and applies SigProfile01 IP Signaling Address 10 67 1 240 Port 5070 accepts packets from SIP Proxy 192 168 0 11 and applies SigProfile02 IP Signaling Address 10 67 1 280...

Page 81: ...creates a profile and does not create a policy for it default settings are applied to the IP media packet stream see Section 5 4 1 on page 55 Note Table 5 2 on page 51 and Table 5 4 on page 54 descri...

Page 82: ...see Section 13 5 5 on page 224 SIGNALING PROFILE profile name SHOW Command that displays a signaling profile The required minimum access level is READ for this command For additional information see S...

Page 83: ...112 to the IP address 10 67 1 240 and signaling port number 5060 on the active Switch Control card of the Packet Voice Processor SIGNALING PROFILE profile name ROUTE route name SHOW Command that disp...

Page 84: ...mmand and involves setting up the connections between the signaling port on the active Switch Control card and the egress Packet Voice Processor SIP proxy server where out bound PVP SIP signaling pack...

Page 85: ...W command Enter this command to review any factory configured signaling profiles and polices See Section 13 5 1 on page 219 for additional command information 4 Enter the SIGNALING PROFILE ADD command...

Page 86: ...g the PVP for the above SIP messages are also attached to the same messages exiting the PVP If disabled headers pass unprocessed through the Packet Voice Processor Note Enabling Proprietary Header Pas...

Page 87: ...CS OSPS DCS Billing ID DCS Billing Info Rpid Privacy Caller Preference Support Headers All Caller Preference Support headers will pass through These include the following header types Accept Contact R...

Page 88: ...creating a profile route Table 5 4 Profile Route Provisioning Step Task Description 1 Enter the SIGNALING PROFILE profile name ROUTE ADD command Enter this command to add a new route to the signaling...

Page 89: ...ofile also be configured Note The PVP Can Support a maximum of 40 Signaling Profiles If a user creates a signaling profile without creating a signaling policy a system default setting will be applied...

Page 90: ...ional information see Section 13 7 2 on page 232 SIGNALING POLICY ADD Command that adds a signaling policy The required minimum access level is WRITE for this command For additional information see Se...

Page 91: ...TE for this command For additional information see Section 13 4 on page 218 SIGNALING POLICY policy name THRESHOLD PROFILE REMOVE Command that removes the threshold profile attached to signaling polic...

Page 92: ...IP messages from SIDE 1 becomes SIDE 2 In Figure 5 3 below this device is the Media Gateway After a call is setup media bearer traffic from Side 1 is transcoded from Codec 1 to Codec 2 Media bearer tr...

Page 93: ...Voice Processor supports both SIP signaling and RTP RTCP media streams between a caller and callee Figure 6 1 The Packet Voice Processor uses Link Aggregation Groups LAGs and LACP to increase the medi...

Page 94: ...is a method where multiple physical links are combined into a single logical link This provides the following important features increased link capacity and redundancy Link aggregation provides both...

Page 95: ...e how many LAGs will be required for the Packet Voice Processor installation 3 Determine the number of Interface Processing cards that will be used in the Packet Voice Processor installation for the b...

Page 96: ...acket Voice Processor requires at least 1 network interface IP address for signaling purposes Switch Router or Routers For the Management IP network A Packet Voice Processor network configuration may...

Page 97: ...em management and signaling functions being combined in a single switch router or signaling and the bearer media IP network functions combined in a single switch router Figure 6 2 PVP Network Planes T...

Page 98: ...vel is WRITE for this command For additional information see Section 10 6 9 on page 143 LAG lag index STATS SHOW Command that displays the LAG interface statistics The required minimum access level is...

Page 99: ...inimum access level is READ for this command see Section 10 6 21 LAG ROUTE SHOW Command on page 150 LAG ROUTE ADD Command that adds a static entry to the LAG routing table The required minimum access...

Page 100: ...ovisioning Example Section 6 4 1 on page 66 Redirection Static LACP Mode Section 6 4 2 on page 69 PVP Configuration with HSRP VRRP Fail Over Section 6 4 3 on page 70 6 4 1 LAG Provisioning Example For...

Page 101: ...w d i t e c h n e t w o r k s c o m 6 Media Provisioning Packet Voice Processor Commands Manual Figure 6 3 Static LAG Configuration PWR A1 PWR A2 PWR B1 PWR B2 GigE 4 1 Active GigE 4 2 Standby GigE 6...

Page 102: ...g 5 Enter the LAG ADD command Enter this command to add a new LAG interface See Section 10 6 5 on page 141 for additional command information 6 Enter the LAG lag index IP ADD command Enter this comman...

Page 103: ...he standby port s configured with the alternative role e g Master to Backup or Backup to Master 9 Physically connect or patch the Interface Processing card s ports to the router designated as Master i...

Page 104: ...by routers send periodic HSRP messages once the protocol has completed the election process If the active router fails the standby router takes over as the active router If the standby router fails or...

Page 105: ...port using the Packet Voice Processor commands could lead to congestion on the active LAG port or ports in the event of a LAG port failure Note The Packet Voice Processor LAG redirection is non rever...

Page 106: ...ns up For example at the reader s left in this diagram see location A in the figure the 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports are provisioned as follows GigE 4 1 Active Master GigE 4 2 Standby Backup GigE 6 1 Acti...

Page 107: ...ve Backup GigE 4 1 GigE 4 2 GigE 6 1 GigE 6 2 Active Master Inactive Backup Active Master Inactive Backup GigE 4 1 GigE 4 2 GigE 6 1 GigE 6 2 Standby Master Active Backup Standby Master Inactive Backu...

Page 108: ...up or down it does not affect the IP connection to the next hop device For example at location A in this diagram the 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports are provisioned as follows GigE 4 1 Standby Master GigE 4...

Page 109: ...Inactive Master Active Backup GigE 4 1 GigE 4 2 GigE 6 1 GigE 6 2 Inactive Master Standby Backup Active Master Inactive Backup GigE 4 1 GigE 4 2 GigE 6 1 GigE 6 2 Inactive Master Active Backup Standby...

Page 110: ...76 250 0800 06 Version A D I T E C H N E T W O R K S w w w d i t e c h n e t w o r k s c o m Notes TM...

Page 111: ...384 PASSWORD user SET Command that sets the password for given user The required minimum access level is ADMIN for this command see Section 18 2 2 on page 384 PASSWORD user CLR Command that clears a p...

Page 112: ...ar all passwords through the access level method requires Admin access level privileges Users with other access levels can only change or clear their own passwords All logins are prompted for a user I...

Page 113: ...the CMDLOG command and output The output for this command displays the date time stamp access level the port IP address and the commands issued Example 7 1 CMDLOG Command PVP CMDLOG COMMAND LOG 26 Apr...

Page 114: ...80 250 0800 06 Version A D I T E C H N E T W O R K S w w w d i t e c h n e t w o r k s c o m Notes TM...

Page 115: ...the main features of the Packet Voice Processor is the ease of in service software upgrades The Version Control commands control software upgrades for both the Switch Control card and other cards Tab...

Page 116: ...interrupts voice quality enhancement provided by the VQA and IPR technologies This command should only be issued during a maintenance window For additional REVERT command information see Section 12 5...

Page 117: ...ous Message PVP Alarm Set Slot 2 INT DATA LINK 13 EQP MJ 27 Apr 06 07 33 12 12 Alarm Clr Slot 2 INT DATA LINK 13 EQP MJ 27 Apr 06 07 33 15 12 PVP Alarm Set Slot 1 STANDBY EXT SIG LINK FAC MJ 27 Apr 06...

Page 118: ...ic card slot see Section 11 2 2 on page 184 for additional information To switch back to the original Media Processing card enter the RELEASE MPC slot command see Section 11 3 2 on page 185 for additi...

Page 119: ...ard Failure In the event of a Media Processing card failure the Packet Voice Processor will respond in stages as described in Table 8 6 on page 85 Note Only a single Media Processing card can be prote...

Page 120: ...dia Processing card in slot 13 and switches to protect the Media Processing card in slot 11 see Figure 8 2 on page 87 Note that when Media Processing card in slot 11 fails the ACT LED on this card s f...

Page 121: ...essing Card Media Processing Card Media Processing Card Media Processing Card Switch Control Card Switch Control Card Interface Processing Card Media Processing Card Media Processing Card Interface Pr...

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Page 123: ...1 HELP HELP Command PVP HELP HELP HELP Syntax HELP List commands available to current user HELP TABLE Display table of available user commands HELP CLI Show information about features of the command...

Page 124: ...ommand PVP help table The following commands are available GENERAL COMMANDS HELP TIME LAMP INVENTORY DATE CMDLOG TIMEZONE SYSTEM COMMANDS AUTOMSG LAG CARDS SYSTEM FPKG SNMP DNS INTERFACE NTP CRAFT ALA...

Page 125: ...le command syntaxes beginning with the specified sequence COMMAND LINE EDITING A command line can be edited using BACKSPACE INSERT or DELETE COMMAND HISTORY Use the Up and Down arrows on the command l...

Page 126: ...ault WRITE level CALLSTATS SHOW Show call statistics READ level CALLSTATS CLR Clear call statistics WRITE level CALLSTATS profile name SHOW Show call statistics for profile READ level CALLSTATS profil...

Page 127: ...NERAL category Example 9 5 HELP category Command PVP HELP GENERAL CMDLOG SHOW Display the command log READ level CMDLOG CLR Clear the command log WRITE level DATE SHOW Display the current date READ le...

Page 128: ...the time enter the time using the 24 hour clock format where the morning hours 12 00 A M to 11 59 A M are from 00 00 to 11 59 and the afternoon evening night hours 12 00 P M to 11 59 P M are from 12...

Page 129: ...COMMAND LOG 26 Apr 2006 14 43 08 CRAFT Serial LAG 1 PORT ADD GIGE 6 2 26 Apr 2006 14 43 07 CRAFT Serial LAG 1 PORT ADD GIGE 6 1 26 Apr 2006 14 43 02 CRAFT Serial LAG 1 PORT ADD GIGE 4 4 26 Apr 2006 14...

Page 130: ...ommand The LAMP slot STAT command displays the hue status for the LED on a given card The color codes include OFF RED YEL yellow GRN green AMB amber BLU blue BSB blue short blink BLB blue long blink B...

Page 131: ...ORY Command The INVENTORY commands display the inventory information for a selected shelf shelf components or card slot The minimum access level for this command is Read The command syntax is as follo...

Page 132: ...e to either the card or shelf but the card will not activate Warning In a non redundant Switch Control card configuration only one Switch Control card in the shelf the single Switch Control card must...

Page 133: ...ng card MPC 5 Media Processing card MPC 3 Media Processing card MPC 1 Switch Control card SCC 2 Switch Control card SCC 4 Interface Processing card IPC 6 Interface Processing card IPC 8 Application Pr...

Page 134: ...RY CARD command and output Example 9 14 INVENTORY CARD Command PVP INVENTORY CARD Card 1 Inventory Data Serial No SWSRF0600097 Assembly Part Numr 1 03 Assembly Hw Revision 010 0820 0 Top Assembly Part...

Page 135: ...0830 03 Top Assembly Revision 4x CLEI CLEI Warranty Expires 08 22 2009 Note For information about this command s parameters refer to Table 9 4 on page 101 Table 9 4 INVENTORY CARD Command and Output C...

Page 136: ...r this command is Read The command syntax is as follows INVENTORY FAN fan Blower Module 1 FAN 1 is the module located in the right slot top when directly facing the front of the Packet Voice Processor...

Page 137: ...Assembly Part Num 002 0820 03 Top Assembly Revision 1 06 CLEI PVLabMountViewCA Warranty Expires 08 22 2006 FAN 4 Inventory Data Serial No SWSRF0600094 Assembly Part Num 010 0820 3 Assembly Hw Revisio...

Page 138: ...ler located in the next left slot second from the left when directly facing the back of the Packet Voice Processor Power Entry Module 3 PEM 3 is the module located in the next left slot third from the...

Page 139: ...s 02 01 2009 PEM 2 Inventory Data Serial No PEMDG1900026 Assembly Part Num 02A001524 Assembly Hw Revision B03 Top Assembly Part Num 002 0800 04 Top Assembly Revision A1 CLEI NGPUSD0TAA Warranty Expire...

Page 140: ...able 9 6 INVENTORY PEM pem Command and Output Command Output Description Serial Number Factory created serial number Assembly Part Num Factory created assembly part number Assembly Hw Revision Factory...

Page 141: ...4 Figure 9 4 Peripheral Controller Modules The minimum access level for this command is Read The command syntax is as follows INVENTORY PERICTRLR perictrlr Entering this command without an argument di...

Page 142: ...0 Top Assembly Revision 1 06 CLEI PVLABMTVIEW Warranty Expires 08 22 2006 Table 9 7 describes the INVENTORY perictrlr perictrlr command output Go To For additional Packet Voice Processor Peripheral Co...

Page 143: ...for the 2 shelf managers Shelf Manager 1 SHMC 1 is the shelf manager located in the left slot when directly facing the front of the Packet Voice Processor Shelf Manager 2 SHMC 2 is the shelf manager l...

Page 144: ...le 9 8 INVENTORY SHMC shmc Command and Output Command Output Description Serial Number Factory created serial number Assembly Part Num Factory created assembly part number Assembly Hw Revision Factory...

Page 145: ...RY SAP sap Entering this command without an argument displays information for the 2 shelf managers Shelf Manager 1 SHMC 1 is the shelf manager located in the left slot when directly facing the front o...

Page 146: ...112 250 0800 06 Version A D I T E C H N E T W O R K S w w w d i t e c h n e t w o r k s c o m General Commands Packet Voice Processor Commands Manual...

Page 147: ...6 and Section 3 2 on page 35 Signaling Port see Section 10 4 on page 121 and Section 3 3 on page 37 Media Port see Section 10 5 on page 130 and Section 3 4 on page 40 LAG Command that displays or sets...

Page 148: ...ort SET admin state Set signaling interface administrative state INTERFACE sig port IP ADD Add IP Address to signaling interface INTERFACE sig port IP sigip index DEL Delete IP Address to signaling in...

Page 149: ...ACE SHOW Example 10 1 below displays an example of this command and output The physical interfaces and status are displayed in the command output There are 3 interface types ports in a Packet Voice Pr...

Page 150: ...this command and output Example 10 2 INTERFACE mgmt port SHOW Command PVP INTERFACE MGMT 0 SHOW Administrative State IS OOS Operational Status IS MAC Address 00 D0 02 10 04 20 Configured Speed Auto 1...

Page 151: ...d Output Command Output Description Administrative State Displays the port s administrative state IS is defined as In Service Normal OOS is defined as Out of Service Operational Status Displays whethe...

Page 152: ...ACE mgmt port SET admin state Command PVP INTERFACE MGMT 0 SET IS Provisioned 10 3 4 INTERFACE mgmt port STATS SHOW Command The INTERFACE mgmt port STATS SHOW command displays the management interface...

Page 153: ...Statistics Statistic Description ifIndex For internal use debugging purposes only ifDescr ifType ifMtu ifSpeed ifAdminStatus ifOperStatus ifLastChange ifInOctets Number of bytes received by the inter...

Page 154: ...cket This is the pattern sent in the ICMP packet that is used to debug data related problems in the network 10 3 6 INTERFACE mgmt port ARP SHOW Command The INTERFACE mgmt port ARP SHOW command shows t...

Page 155: ...port IP SHOW Section 10 4 7 on page 124 INTERFACE sig port STATS SHOW Section 10 4 8 on page 126 INTERFACE sig port PING interval pattern packetsize pinghost Section 10 4 9 on page 128 INTERFACE sig p...

Page 156: ...Mbps Configured Gateway Configured Gateway address Slot 1 Actual Port Speed Actual Ethernet interface speed in Mbps SCC slot 1 Slot 1 Actual Port Duplex Actual duplex mode for the Ethernet interface...

Page 157: ...ort SET admin state Command The INTERFACE sig port SET admin state command sets the signaling interface administrative state The administrative state can be set to IS in service or OOS out of service...

Page 158: ...sig port IP ip addr DEL Command The INTERFACE sig port IP ip addr DEL command deletes an IP address from the signaling interface The required minimum access level is Write for this command The comman...

Page 159: ...nds 250 0800 06 Version A 125 D I T E C H N E T W O R K S w w w d i t e c h n e t w o r k s c o m 10 System Commands Packet Voice Processor Commands Manual 6 10 62 1 242 255 255 255 0 7 10 62 1 243 25...

Page 160: ...CE sig port STATS SHOW Example 10 15 displays this command and partial output Command output is organized and displayed per protocol statistic type Example 10 15 INTERFACE sig port STATS Command PVP I...

Page 161: ...ts received at the signaling port ifInNUcastPkts Number of non unicast packets received at the signaling port ifInDiscards Number of discarded packets received at the signaling port ifInErrors Number...

Page 162: ...pab s100 10 67 1 111 PATTERN 0xab PING 10 67 1 111 10 67 1 111 100 data bytes 108 bytes from 10 67 1 111 icmp_seq 0 ttl 255 time 2 ms 108 bytes from 10 67 1 111 icmp_seq 1 ttl 255 time 0 ms 108 bytes...

Page 163: ...ade with respect to the SIP profile and policy configurations The required minimum access level is Read for this command The command syntax is as follows INTERFACE sig port ARP SHOW Example 10 17 disp...

Page 164: ...d minimum access level is Read for this command The command syntax is as follows INTERFACE media port SHOW Example 10 18 displays an example of this command and output Example 10 18 INTERFACE media po...

Page 165: ...Command PVP INTERFACE GIGE 6 4 SET Setup Dialog Navigate with arrow keys Ctrl C to abort Administrative State IS OOS OK TO USE Yes No Y Provisioned Note For information about this command s parameters...

Page 166: ...at are collected using this command Table 10 11 Media Port Statistics Statistic Description RxRtpRtcpPkt Number of RTP and RTCP packets received at the selected Media bearer port RxErroredPkt Number o...

Page 167: ...E media port STATS CLR Example 10 22 displays an example of this command and output Example 10 22 INTERFACE media port STATS CLR Command PVP INTERFACE GIGE 4 1 STATS CLR Done MarkerTxCt Transmitted LA...

Page 168: ...CE media port QOS REPORT HIST bin SHOW Example 10 23 displays an example of this command and output Example 10 23 INTERFACE media port QOS REPORT Command PVP INTERFACE GIGE 4 1 QOS REPORT Media Interf...

Page 169: ...the 802 3 frame structure Link aggregation is also completely transparent to all upper layer protocols The Packet Voice Processor supports up to four static LAGs 10 6 1 Static LAG The Packet Voice Pr...

Page 170: ...mands Manual Figure 10 1 Link Redundancy Application Link Aggregation Group 1 Link Aggregation Group 2 Link Aggregation Group 3 Link Aggregation Group 4 GigE 4 1 GigE 4 3 GigE 4 4 GigE 6 1 GigE 6 2 Gi...

Page 171: ...mand on page 143 LAG lag index STATS SHOW Command that displays the LAG interface statistics The required minimum access level is READ for this command see Section 10 6 10 LAG lag index STATS SHOW Com...

Page 172: ...mmand that adds a static entry static route to the Packet Voice Processor LAG routing table The Packet Voice Processor LAG routing table uses the entry as an egress point The required minimum access l...

Page 173: ...splays an example of this command and output Example 10 24 LAG SHOW Command PVP LAG SHOW LAG KEY MODE MAXPORTS PORTS Lag 1 1 Static N A GigE 6 1 GigE 6 2 Entering the LAG SHOW command with its LAG ind...

Page 174: ...ts VRRP or HSRP like redundancy LAG IPs Name User created index number Address IP address for the LAG Mask IP Subnet Mask address for the LAG Minimum UDP Ports Minimum number of UDP ports used for the...

Page 175: ...eters for this command Note The Next Hop Device IP value in the above command example is only used for supporting a VRRP redundant router protection scheme 10 6 6 LAG PING The LAG PING command sends P...

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