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ii ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
vi ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
How to Use This Guide
This guide describes the ATM commands that you enter at a console attached to a
ATM Switch/Control Module installed in an an ONcore Switching Hub, or a console
attached to a CELLplex 4000, in order to manage the ATM subsystem.
Who Should Use this Guide
This guide is intended for the following people at your site:
ATM network administrator
ATM network operator
Hardware installer.
How to Use this Guide
This guide contains three chapters and one appendix:
Chapter 1, Overview describes how to enter ATM commands, which mode is
required to enter the command, and details if a command is specific to the ATM
Switch/Control Point module or CELLplex 4000.
Chapter 2, Quick Reference provides a summary of command structures and
syntax.
Chapter 3, ATM Commands gives detailed information for each command. The
commands are listed in alphabetical order.
Appendix A, Technical Support provides information on how to get support
through a variety of services.
How to Use This Guide vii
Terms Used in This Guide
The term
in either the ONcore Switching Hub or Cellplex 4000 unless otherwise specified.
The term
to the
Number: 17-00616 and
Number: 17-00865.
Prerequisite Knowledge
To understand the information presented in this guide you should be familiar with:
ATM Control Point
ONcore/CELLplex 4000 Installation and User's Guide
ONcore ATM Switch/Control Module, Installation and User's Guide
Features and characteristics of the ONcore modules as described in
Installation and Operation Guide
Features and characteristics of the Cellplex 4000, as described in
Installation and User's Guide
Features and characteristics of the ATM Switch/Control module, as described in
ONcore ATM Switch/Control module, Installation and User's Guide
Principles of asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technology
used in this guide refers to the ATM Control Point located
used in this guide refers
, Document
Cellplex 4000, Installation and User's Guide
, 17-00362.
, 17-00865.
, Document
ONcore Hub
Cellplex 4000,
, 17-00616.
ATM Forum UNI Specification V3.0 and V3.1.
viii ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
Related Documents
This section provides information on supporting documentation, including:
3Com Documents
Reference Documents
3Com Documents
The following documents provide additional information on 3Com products:
ONcore Switching Hub Installation and Operation Guide
information on the installation, operation, and configuration of the ONcore Switching
Hub. This guide also describes the principal features of the ONcore Fault-Tolerant
Controller Module.
ONcore Distributed Management Module User's Guide
on the ONcore Distributed Management Module's operation, installation, and
configuration. This guide also describes the software commands associated with the
Distributed Management Module.
ONcore ATM Switch/Control Module, Installation and User's User's Guide
Provides information on the installation, operation, and configuration of the ONcore
Switch/Control module.
Cellplex 4000, Installation and User's User's Guide
the installation, operation, and configuration of the Cellplex 4000.
Distributed Management Module Commands Guide
management command by providing detailed information on the command's format,
use, and description.
, 17-00362 - Provides
, 17-00370 - Provides information
, 17-00616 -
, 17-00865 - Provides information on
, 17-00372 - Describes each
For a complete list of 3Com documents, contact your 3Com representative.
How to Use This Guide ix
Reference Documents
The following documents supply related background information:
Case, J., Fedor, M., Scoffstall, M., and J. Davin,
Protocol,
International and the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, May 1990.
Rose, M., and K. McCloghrie,
for TCP/IP-based internets,
LAN Systems, May 1990.
RFC 1157, University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Performance Systems
Structure and Identification of Management Information
RFC 1155, Performance Systems International and Hughes
The Simple Network Management
x ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
Chapter1.Overview
This chapter explains how to enter ATM commands to manage the ATM subsystem via
an ATM Control Point located in either the ATM Switch/Control module of the ONcore
Switching Hub or the CELLplex 4000.
These commands can be entered:
From a local console attached to the ATM Control Point's RS-232 console port
From a session on a remote console via the TELNET protocol.
When working in a remote session, you can use all ATM commands except for TELNET
and commands that require Maintenance mode.
Keystroke Functions
When entering ATM commands from the console, you can correct typing mistakes by
pressing the DEL or Backspace keys. These keystrokes along with other keystroke
functions are as follows:
BS or BackspaceMoves the cursor one space backward and deletes the
character.
Enterruns the command or prompts you for missing parameters.
Space barTypes the complete command.
Ctrl + CCancels the command that is currently running and returns the
prompt.
Ctrl + RRecalls the last command entered (but does not run it unless
Enter pressed).
Ctrl + LTypes the currently edited command on the next line.
?display a list of possible commands or parameters.
Chapter 1. Overview 1-1
Console Modes
Some commands are only accessible from certain modes. The types of mode available
depend on the password entered when logging in. The types of mode are:
User modeLogging in with the user password gives you read only access to
a subset of ATM commands that allow you to view ATM
subsystem status, get help, clear counters, and log off. The
factory default user password is a null string.
Administrator mode Logging in with the administrator password gives you read and
write access to all ATM commands.
Maintenance modeGives access to maintenance functions, such as clearing the
configuration, and is accessed by entering the MAINTAIN
command when in Administrator mode. No password is required.
Applicable Environments
Table 1-1 shows which mode is required for each command, and which commands are
specific to either the ONcore ATM Switch/Control Point module (Hub) or CELLplex 4000
(C/4). Note that when in Administrator mode, all User mode commands can be run.
Table1-1 (Page 1 of 5). ATM Commands - Required Modes and
REVERTAdministratorpage 3-30
SAVEAdministratorpage 3-31
SET ALERTAdministratorpage 3-32
SET ATM_ESIAdministratorpage 3-36
SET CLOCKAdministratorpage 3-38
SET COMMUNITYAdministratorpage 3-39
Chapter 1. Overview 1-3
Table1-1 (Page 3 of 5). ATM Commands - Required Modes and
Applicable Environment
CommandHubC/4ModeDetails
SET DEVICEAdministratorpages 3-41 to
3-53
SET DRAMMaintenancepage 3-56
SET
HUB_NUMBER_OF_SLOTS
SET LAN_EMUL
CONFIGURATION_SERVER
SET LAN_EMUL SERVERAdministratorpage 3-61
SET LOGICAL_LINKAdministratorpage 3-63
SET MODULEAdministratorpage 3-66
SET PORTAdministratorpages 3-69 and
SET POWER MODEAdministratorpage 3-75
SET PVCAdministratorpages 3-77 and
SET ROLEMaintenancepage 3-82
SET STATIC_ROUTEAdministratorpage 3-83
SET TERMINALAdministratorpages 3-84 to
Administratorpage 3-57
Administratorpage 3-49
3-72
3-79
3-93
SET TFTP FILE_NAMEAdministratorpage 3-95
SET TFTP FILE_TYPEAdministratorpage 3-96
SET TFTP
SERVER_IP_ADDRESS
Administratorpage 3-98
1-4 ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
Table1-1 (Page 4 of 5). ATM Commands - Required Modes and
Applicable Environment
CommandHubC/4ModeDetails
SET TFTP
TARGET_MODULE
SET TRACEAdministratorpage 3-101
SHOW ALERTUserpage 3-102
SHOW ATM_ESIUserpage 3-103
SHOW CLOCKUserpage 3-105
SHOW COMMUNITYUserpage 3-106
SHOW DEVICEUserpage 3-107
SHOW ERRORSMaintenancepage 3-112
SHOW FLASHMaintenancepage 3-113
SHOW HUBUserpage 3-114
SHOW INVENTORYUserpage 3-116
SHOW LAN_EMUL
CONFIGURATION_SERVER
Administratorpage 3-100
Userpage 3-118
SHOW LAN_EMUL
SERVERS
SHOW LOGICAL_LINKUserpage 3-120
SHOW MODULEUserpage 3-122
SHOW PORTUserpage 3-128
SHOW POWERUserpage 3-133
SHOW PVCUserpages 3-135 &
Userpage 3-119
3-137
Chapter 1. Overview 1-5
Table1-1 (Page 5 of 5). ATM Commands - Required Modes and
Applicable Environment
CommandHubC/4ModeDetails
SHOW RAMMaintenancepage 3-139
SHOW ROLEMaintenancepage 3-140
SHOW STATIC_ROUTEUserpage 3-141
SHOW TERMINALUserpage 3-142
SHOW TFTPUserpage 3-143
SHOW TRACEAdministratorpage 3-145
SWAP ACTIVEMaintenancepage 3-146
SWAP FPGA_PICOCODEAdministratorpage 3-147
SWAP MICROCODEAdministratorpage 3-148
TELNETUserpage 3-149
UPLOADAdministratorpage 3-150
USE BAUDMaintenancepage 3-152
WRAPAdministratorpage 3-153
1-6 ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
Chapter2.Quick
Reference
This chapter contains an overview of the required syntax for the ATM commands.
Commands are shown in alphabetical order, detailing:
Groups of valid parameters (shown in a column below the command line) that can
be entered with the command
Variables (shown in italics) for which you must enter a valid value
Parameters (shown in uppercase) which must be entered exactly as they appear in
the command syntax.
A group of parameters is optional when none of the parameters in the group is shown
on the command line (for example, FORCE in LOGOUT and MAINTAIN or NODISPLAY and
DISPLAY in SET ALERT).
The default value for a parameter appears above the command line (for example,
INBAND in DOWNLOAD or NO_VERBOSE in SHOW MODULE).
Note: When you enter ATM commands at the console prompt, you can enter
parameters in either upper or lowercase letters. For example, you can enter either
CLEAR COMMUNITY ALL or clear community all, or even CLEAR Community All.
Chapter 2. Quick Reference 2-1
BOOT
CLEARALL
CLEARATM_ESIindex
ALL
CLEARCOMMUNITYindex
ALL
CLEARCONFIGURATION
CLEARERROR_LOG
CLEARLAN_EMULCONFIGURATION_SERVERindex
ALL
CLEARLOGICAL_LINKindex
ALL
CLEARPVCALLpvc_id
slot.port
2-2 ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
CLEARSTATIC_ROUTEindex
ALL
INBAND
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD OUT_OF_BANDBOOT
OPERATIONAL
1
2
DUMPTRS
LOGOUT
FORCE
MAINTAIN
FORCE
PINGip_address
RESET ATM_SUBSYSTEM
FORCE
HUB
MODULEslot
Chapter 2. Quick Reference 2-3
REVERTALERT
ALL
COMMUNITY
DEVICE
LAN_EMUL
MODULE_PORT
STATIC_ROUTE
TERMINAL
TFTP
SAVEALERT
ALL
COMMUNITY
DEVICE
LAN_EMUL
MODULE_PORT
STATIC_ROUTE
TERMINAL
TFTP
NODISPLAY
SET ALERTAUTHENTICATION=
CHANGETRAP=
HELLONOTRAPDISPLAY
SET ATM_ESIslot.portesi
SET CLOCKtimeyyyy/mm/dd
2-4 ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
READ_ONLY
SET COMMUNITYcommunity nameip_addressALL
ALLREAD_TRAP
READ_ONLYREAD_WRITE
READ_WRITETRAP
SET DEVICE
ARP_SERVERatm_address
ATM_ADDRESSatm_address
CONTACT
DEFAULT_GATEWAYip_address
DIAGNOSTICSENABLE
DISABLE
IP
IP
LAN_EMULATION_CLIENTETH
SUBNET_MASKsubnet_mask
LES_ATM_ADDRESSles_atm_address
MAC_ADDRESSmac_address
LOCATION
NAMEname
PASSWORDADMINISTRATOR
USER
ROLEPRIMARY
SECONDARY
Note:
1
_
ADDRESSATMip_addressmask
All four parameters are required the first time the command is used. After that, the parameters
can be entered individually, as shown in this diagram.
_
ADDRESSip_address
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
SET DRAM 14MB
8MB
24MB
8MB
SET HUB_NUMBER_OF_SLOTS1
17
Chapter 2. Quick Reference 2-5
SET LAN_EMUL CONFIGURATION_SERVERACTIVE_WKAatm_address
INACTIVE_WKA
SET LAN_EMULSERVER1
2
ETH
STARTTRmax_nb_clientsmax_sdu_sizeelan_name
STOP
SET LOGICAL_LINKslot.portvpiacnNETWORK_SIDEuni_version
USER_SIDE
NON_RESERVED_BANDWIDTHBANDWIDTH
RESERVED_BANDWIDTH
ANY
(1)
SET MODULEslot
ISOLATED
CONNECTED
ENABLE
DISABLE
Note:
1
Multiple slots can be entered in sequence.
2-6 ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
previous values
SET PORTslot.port
ENABLENNI
previous value
SSI
bandwidth
UNI
nni_155Mbps:
previous value previous value
INTERNAL_CLOCKSDH_STM_1
EXTERNAL_CLOCKSONET_STS_3
uni_100Mbps:
previous valueprevious value
FLOW_CONTROL_ENABLEDILMI_FORCED_SIG_3.
FLOW_CONTROL_DISABLEDILMI_FORCED_SIG_3.1
NO
NO
NORMAL_ILMI
(1)
DISABLE
(2)
nni_155Mbps
(3)
uni_1Mbps
uni_155Mbps
_
ILMI_SIG_3.
_
ILMI_SIG_3.1
uni_155Mbps:
previous valueprevious value
FLOW_CONTROL_ENABLEDILMI_FORCED_SIG_3.
FLOW_CONTROL_DISABLEDILMI_FORCED_SIG_3.1
NO
NO
_
ILMI_SIG_3.
_
ILMI_SIG_3.1
NORMAL_ILMI
previous value previous value
INTERNAL_CLOCKSDH_STM_1
EXTERNAL_CLOCKSONET_STS_3C
Notes:
1
Multiple ports can be entered in sequence.
2
25 Mbps and 100 Mbps NNI ports require no further parameters.
3
25 Mbps UNI ports require no further parameters.
SET POWER MODEfault_tolerant
non_fault_tolerant
Chapter 2. Quick Reference 2-7
SET PVClocal_slot.portpvc_idremote_slot.portremote_hub_number
2-12 ONcore ATM Switch and CELLplex 4000: Command Reference Guide
Chapter3.ATM
Commands
A detailed description of the syntax and parameters in each command is given in this
chapter. Note that the conventions used to describe the command syntax differ slightly
from the conventions used in Chapter 2, Quick Reference:
Uppercase Characters
Uppercase characters must be entered exactly as shown.
Lowercase Characters
Lowercase words and characters represent a variable in place of which you must
enter a valid value.
Vertical line |
Parameters or variables that you can choose between are separated by a vertical
line.
When an item has a vertical line on both sides, the item is detailed below, usually
when the item contains several options and cannot be displayed coherently in the
correct place.
Square Brackets [ ]
Information enclosed in square brackets is optional.
The prompt displayed at the console depends on whether the console is attached to an
ONcore ATM Switch/Control module (prompt= ONcoreATM>) or CELLplex 4000
(prompt= CELLplex 4000>).
These are the factory default values, which may have been changed via the SET
TERMINAL PROMPT command. In the examples given in this guide, ATMPROMPT is
used.
When in Maintenance mode, the prompt >> is displayed.
Chapter 3. ATM Commands 3-1
?
When entered by itself, the ? command displays all available ATM commands for the
password level (administrator or user) used to log on, or for Maintenance mode.
?
When entered after all or part of another ATM command, ? displays the list of available
parameters to complete the command.
command ?
Examples
If you logged on using the administrator password, the following is an example of the
SAVE command and its returned reply:
ATMPROMPT> save ?[ENTER]
Possible completions
alert
all
community
device
module_port
lan_emul
terminal
tftp
ATMPROMPT>
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