ADSL interface
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ADSL
LED
S MEANING
LED type
LED
COLOR
BEHAVIOUR
DESCRIPTION
ADSL/VDSL interface
(1 LED)
Imola XX20
Link
Green
Blinking slowly
Shows that the interface is ready to
establish a connection
Blinking fast
Shows that the communication with
the central has been established and
the connection is ongoing
On fixed
The connection is established
ADSL interface
(3 LEDs)
Imola XX10
PW / ON
Green
On
The ADSL internal modem is correctly
powered.
Link
Blinking
Shows the sync phase with the central
On
Shows that the synch phase has been
successful
Data
Blinking
Data traffic
ADSL
TRIGGERS
It is possible to define actions to execute when the ADSL interface is activated or deactivated, using
the following commands:
set trigger adsl up <action>
set trigger adsl down <action>
where
<action>
can be any
CLI
command supported by Imola. A sequence of actions is
configured through a sequence of a commands:
set trigger adsl up <action1>
set trigger adsl up <action2>
set trigger adsl up <actionN>
The execution of the actions follows the same order according to which they were set.
For example, the command sequence:
set trigger adsl up ip route add 12.12.12.12 dev atm0
set trigger adsl up logger
–
r 10.10.1.212 ADSL is up
set trigger adsl down ip route del 12.12.12.12 dev atm0
set trigger adsl down logger
–
r 10.10.1.212 ADSL is down
sets a static route towards host 12.12.12.12 and sends a log message “
ADSL is up
” when ADSL
interface is activated. When the ADSL interface is no longer operational the route is eliminated and
the log message “
ADSL is down
” is sent.
The following commands are used to cancel a trigger:
set no-trigger adsl up <action>
set no-trigger adsl down <action>