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User’s Guide
Management Software
AT-S47
FOR THE AT-WD1008 WAVELENGTH DIVISION MULTIPLEXER AND AT-WDM02 MANAGEMENT MODULE
VERSION 1.0
PN 613-50371-00 Rev A
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Copyright 2003 Allied Telesyn, Inc. 960 Stewart Drive Suite B, Sunnyvale, CA 94085 USA
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without prior written permission from Allied Telesyn, Inc.
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Allied Telesyn, Inc. reserves the right to make changes in specifications and other information contained in this document without prior written notice. The information provided herein is subject to change without notice. In no event shall Allied Telesyn, Inc. be liable for any incidental, special, indirect, or consequential damages whatsoever, including but not limited to lost profits, arising out of or related to this manual or the information contained herein, even if Allied Telesyn, Inc. has been advised of, known, or should have known, the possibility of such damages.
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Table of Contents
List of Figures ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
Preface ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Document Conventions ....................................................................................................................................................................................10
Where to Find Web-based Guides .................................................................................................................................................................11
Contacting Allied Telesyn .................................................................................................................................................................................12
Sales or Corporate Information ..............................................................................................................................................................12
Section I Getting Started
Chapter 1
Getting Started ...................................................................................................................................................................................................14
Local Management Session ..............................................................................................................................................................................15
Starting a Local Management Session................................................................................................................................................. 15
Quitting a Local Management Session ................................................................................................................................................17
Main Menu Tree ...........................................................................................................................................................................................18
Using the Terminal Interface ............................................................................................................................................................................19
Telnet Management Session ............................................................................................................................................................................20
Starting a Telnet Management Session .............................................................................................................................................. 20
Quitting a Telnet Management Session.............................................................................................................................................. 22
SNMP Management Session ............................................................................................................................................................................23
...............................................................................................................................................................................13
Section II Menu Interface
Chapter 2
Basic Multiplexer Parameters and Procedures ...................................................................................................................................25
Configuring Basic Multiplexer Parameters .................................................................................................................................................26
Naming the Multiplexer .....................................................................................................................................................................................29
Configuring the Trap Parameters ...................................................................................................................................................................30
Pinging a Remote System .................................................................................................................................................................................32
Resetting the Management Module .............................................................................................................................................................34
Configuring the RS-232 Port ............................................................................................................................................................................35
Displaying RLL Error Statistics .........................................................................................................................................................................37
Running Diagnostics ...........................................................................................................................................................................................40
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Chapter 3
Module Parameters .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Displaying Module Status ................................................................................................................................................................................ 44
Configuring a Module ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 48
GBIC Module Parameter Settings.......................................................................................................................................................... 48
Multiplexing Port Settings....................................................................................................................................................................... 49
Management Module Settings .............................................................................................................................................................. 52
Power Supply Module Settings ............................................................................................................................................................. 53
Fan Module Settings.................................................................................................................................................................................. 54
Chapter 4
Link Test ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 55
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 56
Enabling or Disabling Link Test ...................................................................................................................................................................... 58
Chapter 5
Missing Link ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 59
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 60
Enabling or Disabling Missing Link ............................................................................................................................................................... 62
Chapter 6
Activity Monitor ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63
Displaying the Activity Monitor ..................................................................................................................................................................... 64
Specifying a SysLog Server .............................................................................................................................................................................. 65
Chapter 7
AT-S47 Interface Security .............................................................................................................................................................................. 66
Configuring the AT-S47 Interface Security ................................................................................................................................................. 67
Modifying the Management Password .............................................................................................................................................. 67
Specifying a Timeout Value .................................................................................................................................................................... 68
Enabling or Disabling the Access Methods....................................................................................................................................... 68
Chapter 8
AT-S47 Image Download ............................................................................................................................................................................... 70
Obtaining Software Updates ........................................................................................................................................................................... 71
Using XModem to Upgrade the Management Software ...................................................................................................................... 72
Using TFTP to Upgrade the Management Software ............................................................................................................................... 75
Section III Command Line Interface
Chapter 9
Getting Started .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 77
Starting a Command Line Management Session .................................................................................................................................... 77
Key Features ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 78
Command Formatting .............................................................................................................................................................................. 78
Command Reference ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 79
Chapter 10
Basic Command Line Commands .............................................................................................................................................................. 87
MENU ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 88
HELP ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 89
HISTORY .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 90
QUIT .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 91
............................................................................................................................................... 76
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Chapter 11
Basic Multiplexer Commands ......................................................................................................................................................................92
SET IP ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................94
SHOW IP ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................96
ENABLE BOOTP .....................................................................................................................................................................................................97
DISABLE BOOTP ....................................................................................................................................................................................................98
SHOW CONFIG ......................................................................................................................................................................................................99
SET SYSTEM ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 100
SHOW SYSTEM ...................................................................................................................................................................................................101
SET SNMP COMMUNITY-STRING ................................................................................................................................................................. 102
SET SNMP TRAP .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 103
SHOW SNMP ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 105
PING ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 106
RESTART REBOOT .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 107
SHOW DIAG ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 108
SHOW PORT COUNTER .................................................................................................................................................................................... 109
RESET PORT COUNTER .................................................................................................................................................................................... 110
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Module Commands ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 111
SET LOCAL PORT ................................................................................................................................................................................................112
SET REMOTE PORT ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 113
SHOW MODULE ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 115
SET MODULE NAME .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 116
SHOW GBIC MODULE ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
SHOW GBIC VENDOR MODULE .................................................................................................................................................................... 118
Chapter 13
Link Test Commands ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 119
ENABLE MODULE LINKTEST ........................................................................................................................................................................... 120
DISABLE MODULE LINKTEST ......................................................................................................................................................................... 121
Chapter 14
Missing Link Commands ............................................................................................................................................................................. 122
ENABLE MISSLINK .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 123
DISABLE MISSLINK ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 124
Chapter 15
Activity Log Commands .............................................................................................................................................................................. 125
SHOW LOG ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 126
ENABLE LOG ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 127
DISABLE LOG ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 128
SET LOG ................................................................................................................................................................................................................129
Chapter 16
AT-S47 Interface Security Commands ..................................................................................................................................................130
SET PASSWORD .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 132
SHOW CONSOLE ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 133
ENABLE CONSOLE ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 134
DISABLE CONSOLE ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 135
SET CONSOLE ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 136
ENABLE TELNET .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 137
DISABLE TELNET ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 138
SET TELNET .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 139
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AT-S47 Image Download Commands ....................................................................................................................................................140
LOAD ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................141
SET LOADER PASSWORD ................................................................................................................................................................................143
Appendix A
AT-S47 Default Settings .......................................................................................................................................... 144
Appendix B
AT-WDM02 Activity Log Events ............................................................................................................................. 146
Index ......................................................................................................................................................................... 151
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List of Figures
Figure 1: HyperTerminal Opening Screen ............................................................................................................................................. 16
Figure 2: Main Menu ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Figure 3: Start Menu ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Figure 4: Run Window ................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Figure 5: Telnet Window .............................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Figure 6: System Configuration Menu .................................................................................................................................................... 26
Figure 7: IP Parameters Menu .................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Figure 8: Trap Parameters Menu ............................................................................................................................................................... 30
Figure 9: Administration Menu .................................................................................................................................................................. 32
Figure 10: Ping Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Figure 11: Ping Results Example .................................................................................................................................................................. 33
Figure 12: Reset WDM02 Menu .................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Figure 13: Terminal Configuration Menu ................................................................................................................................................. 35
Figure 14: Statistics Menu .............................................................................................................................................................................. 37
Figure 15: Individual Channel Overview Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 38
Figure 16: Example of an RLL Error (TX) Graph Menu .......................................................................................................................... 38
Figure 17: Example of Individual Channel Graph Menu ..................................................................................................................... 39
Figure 18: Administration Menu .................................................................................................................................................................. 41
Figure 19: Diagnostics Window ................................................................................................................................................................... 41
Figure 20: Module Status Menu ................................................................................................................................................................... 44
Figure 21: Example of Module Configuration Menu - GBIC Module .............................................................................................. 48
Figure 22: Example of Module Configuration Menu - Multiplexing Port ..................................................................................... 50
Figure 23: Example of Module Configuration Menu - Management Module ............................................................................. 52
Figure 24: Module Configuration Menu - Power Supply Module ................................................................................................... 53
Figure 25: Example of Module Configuration Menu - FAN Module ............................................................................................... 54
Figure 26: Activity Monitor Window .......................................................................................................................................................... 64
Figure 27: Omega Options Menu ................................................................................................................................................................ 67
Figure 28: XModem Software Update Message .................................................................................................................................... 72
Figure 29: XMODEM Transfer Window ...................................................................................................................................................... 73
Figure 30: Local Management Window - Send File Menu ................................................................................................................. 73
Figure 31: Send File Pop-Up Window ........................................................................................................................................................ 73
Figure 32: XModem File Send Window ..................................................................................................................................................... 74
Figure 33: Command Line Interface Prompt ........................................................................................................................................... 77
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Preface
This guide contains instructions on how to use the AT-S47 Management Software and the management interface to manage your AT-WD1008 Gigabit Ethernet Wavelength Division Multiplexer.
Note
The AT-WD1008 Multiplexer must contain the optional AT-WDM02 Management Module in order for you to manage the device. The management module comes with the AT-S47 Management Software and the management interface pre-installed. No software installation is required.
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How This Guide is Organized
This manual is divided into three sections.
Section I: Getting Started
This section contains just one chapter. It explains how to start a local or Telnet management session. This chapter also describes the Main Menu and how to navigate around the management menus.
Section II: Menu Interface
The chapters in this section describe how to manage the multiplexer using the AT-S47 menu interface.
Section III: Command Line Interface
The chapters in this section contain instructions on how to configure an AT-WD1008 unit using the AT-S47 command line interface.
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Appendix A: AT-S47 Default Settings
This section lists the factory default settings for the management software.
Appendix B: AT-WDM02 Activity Log
This section lists the multiplexer operating events.
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Document Conventions
This document uses the following conventions:
Note
Notes provide additional information.
Warning
Warnings inform you that performing or omitting a specific action may result in bodily injury.
Caution
Cautions inform you that performing or omitting a specific action may result in equipment damage or loss of data.
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Where to Find Web-based Guides
The installation and user guides for all Allied Telesyn products are available in Portable Document Format (PDF) from our web site at
www.alliedtelesyn.com
download them onto a local workstation or server.
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. You can view the documents on-line or
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Contacting Allied Telesyn
To contact Technical Support by phone, find your country or region in the table below.
United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America, South America Tel: 1 800 428 4835 (option 4)
United Kingdom, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland (+44) 1-235-442560
Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, Philippines, China, India, Hong Kong Tel: (+65) 3815-612
Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Israel Tel: (+39) 02-41-30-41
Sales or
Corporate
Information
Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Eastern Europe Tel: (+49) 30-435-900-126
France, Belgium, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Middle East, Africa (+33) 1-60-92-15-25
Australia Tel:1 (800) 000-880
Japan Tel: (+81) 3-3443-5640
You can also contact Technical Support on-line at
http://kb.alliedtelesyn.com.
Allied Telesyn, Inc.
19800 North Creek Parkway Suite 200 Bothell, WA 98011 Tel:1 (425) 487-8880 Fax:1 (425) 489-9191
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Section I
Getting Started
The chapter in this section provides a brief overview of the AT-S47 Management Software and explains how to start a management session.
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Chapter 1
Getting Started
The AT-S47 Management Software and the management interface simplify the task of monitoring and managing your Allied Telesyn AT-WD1008 Wavelength Division Multiplexer. The interface, which comes pre-installed on the AT-WDM02 Management Module along with the AT-S47 software, enables you to manage the multiplexer through easy-to-use menus or with command line interface (CLI) commands.
To actively manage a multiplexer, such as to change or adjust the operating parameters, you must access the AT-S47 Management Software on the AT-WDM02 Management Module. There are three different ways to access the management software on an AT-WD1008 multiplexer. This guide refers to the access methods as management sessions. The three types of management sessions are:
❑ Local Management Session
❑ Telnet Management Session
❑ SNMP Management Session
The following sections in this chapter briefly describe each type of management session and how to start a management session.
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Local Management Session
You establish a local management session with an AT-WD1008 multiplexer using the RS-232 port on the AT-WDM02 Management Module.
Once the session is started, you will see a menu from which you can make selections to configure and monitor the multiplexer. You can configure all of the multiplexer’s operating parameters from a local management session.
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Starting a Local
Management
Session
To start a local management session with the multiplexer, perform the following procedure:
1. Connect a terminal or a personal computer with a terminal emulator program to the RS-232 port on the AT-WDM02 Management Module, using the management cable included with the AT-WDM02 Management Module.
2. Configure the terminal or terminal emulator program as follows:
❑ Terminal mode: VT100-compatible / ANSI
❑ Baud rate: 9600
❑ Data bits: 8
❑ Parity: None
❑ Stop bits: 1
❑ Flow control: None
Note
The default settings are for a DEC VT100 or ANSI terminal, or an equivalent terminal emulation program. Once you have started a management session, you can adjust the speed and duplex mode of the RS-232 port. For instructions, refer to Configuring the RS-232 Port on page 35.
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An example of a blank HyperTerminal Blank Screen is displayed in Figure 1.
Figure 1 HyperTerminal Opening Screen
3. Press the Enter key.
4. If a password has been assigned to the management software, enter the password when prompted. The default is no password.
The Main Menu is displayed in Figure 2.
Allied Telesyn AT-WDM02: 1.0.0
Main Menu
Module status and configuration
Statistics
Administration
System configuration
Command line interface
Quit
Figure 2 Main Menu
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Quitting a Local
Management
Session
To end a local management session, return to the Main Menu and select Quit. If you are using the command line interface, type quit.
Note
The management software supports only one management session at a time. Consequently, It is important to always quit a management session when are finished managing a multiplexer. Otherwise, you might block future management sessions or software downloads. You can configure a timeout value so that the management module automatically disconnects a management session after a period of inactivity. For instructions on how to configure a timeout value, refer to Specifying a Timeout Value on page 68.
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Main Menu Tree Module status and configuration
❑ Module Status Menu
❑ Enable missing link
Disable missing link
Statistics
❑ Individual channel overview
❑ RLL Error (TX)
RLL Error (RX)
Administration
❑ XModem software update to the WDM02
❑ Ping a remote system
❑ Syslog Server address
Syslog Facility code
❑ Activity monitor
Start log Stop log
❑ Diagnostics
❑ Reset and restart the WDM02
System configuration
❑ System name
❑ Omega Options
❑ IP parameters
❑ Trap parameters
❑ Terminal configuration
Command line interface
Quit
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Using the Terminal Interface
If you are using a DEC VT100 or ANSI (the default) terminal configuration, refer to the table below for instructions on how to move through the menus and to make menu selections:
When directed to You must
Select an option Highlight the option by pressing the
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Up ( ↑ ) or Down ( ↓ ) arrow key; then press the Enter key. or Type the first character of the desired option at the prompt and press the Enter key.
Enter information (for example, the IP address of
Type the information and press the Enter key.
the multiplexer)
Return to the previous screen
Select the “Return” option at the bottom of the menu or Press the Esc key.
Activated options are preceded by a > symbol. In the following example, the first option is activated:
> Port active
Port shutdown
When you press the Enter key to select a field in which you can enter a value, the -> symbol is displayed. For example:
IP address: ->
The -> symbol indicates that you can enter a new value for the parameter or change the existing value. Once you have entered a value, press the Enter key again. To delete an existing value to a parameter without assigning a new value, type a space and press the Enter key. Parameter changes are activated on the multiplexer immediately.
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Telnet Management Session
Any management workstation on your network that has the Telnet application protocol can be used to manage an AT-WD1008 multiplexer. In this guide, a Telnet management session is referred to as a remote management session because you can manage the multiplexer from any workstation on your network that has the application protocol. You do not have to be physically near the multiplexer.
A Telnet management session gives you complete access to all of a multiplexer’s operating parameters. You can perform the same functions in a Telnet management session as you can in a local management session. The only exceptions are initially assigning the multiplexer’s IP address and downloading new software using XModem.
Starting a Telnet
Management
Session
Starting a Telnet management session involves specifying the IP address of the multiplexer with a Telnet utility. If you have just installed the multiplexer, you must initially assign the unit an IP address from a local management session.
After you have specified the multiplexer’s IP address, you are prompted for a password, if one has been assigned to the AT-S47 management software. The default is no password. The Main Menu in Figure 2 on page 16 is then displayed. For instructions on using the Telnet utility, refer to the documentation included with the utility.
As an example, the following steps show you how to start a Telnet session from Microsoft Windows:
1. From the Start Menu on your MS Windows, select Run as illustrated in Figure 3.
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Figure 3 Start Menu
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The Run window is displayed in Figure 4.
Figure 4 Run Window
2. Type telnet in the Open text box.
3. Select OK.
The Telnet window is displayed in Figure 5.
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Figure 5 Telnet Window
4. Type open, then press the Enter key.
The following prompt is displayed:
< to > _
5. Enter the IP address of the multiplexer you wish to connect to and press the Enter key.
Once the IP address information is validated and confirmed, the connection to the multiplexer is activated.
6. If a password has been assigned to the management software, enter the password. The default is no password.
The AT-S47 Main Menu is displayed in Figure 2 on page 16.
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Quitting a
Telnet
Management
Session
To end a Telnet management session, return to the Main Menu and type Quit. If you are using the command line interface, type quit.
Note
The management software supports only one management session at a time. Consequently, It is important to always quit a management session when are finished managing a multiplexer. Otherwise, you might block future management sessions or software downloads. You can configure a timeout value so that the management module automatically disconnects a management session after a period of inactivity. For instructions on how to configure a timeout value, refer to Specifying a Timeout Value on page 68.
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SNMP Management Session
Another way to remotely manage an AT-WD1008 multiplexer is with an SNMP application program, such as HP Openview. A familiarity with Management Information Base (MIB) objects is necessary to manage a multiplexer with an SNMP management program.
To manage a multiplexer with an SNMP application program, you must download the Allied Telesyn multiplexer MIB file from the Allied Telesyn web site and compile the file with your SNMP program. For instructions, refer to your SNMP management documentation.
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Section II
Menu Interface
The chapters in this section explain how to manage an AT-W1008 Multiplexer using the AT-S47 interface.
This section contains the following chapters:
❑ Chapter 2, Basic Multiplexer Parameters and Procedures on
page 25
❑ Chapter 3, Module Parameters on page 43
❑ Chapter 4, Link Test on page 55
❑ Chapter 5, Missing Link on page 59
❑ Chapter 6, Activity Monitor on page 63
❑ Chapter 7, AT-S47 Interface Security on page 66
❑ Chapter 8, AT-S47 Image Download on page 70
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Chapter 2
Basic Multiplexer Parameters and Procedures
This chapter contains the following procedures:
❑ Configuring Basic Multiplexer Parameters on page 26
❑ Naming the Multiplexer on page 29
❑ Configuring the Trap Parameters on page 30
❑ Pinging a Remote System on page 32
❑ Resetting the Management Module on page 34
❑ Configuring the RS-232 Port on page 35
❑ Displaying RLL Error Statistics on page 37
❑ Running Diagnostics on page 40
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Configuring Basic Multiplexer Parameters
This section contains the procedure for setting the following information:
❑ IP address
❑ Subnet mask
❑ Gateway address
❑ SNMP manager addresses
❑ Download password
❑ Community strings (Get, Set, and Trap)
❑ Location
❑ Contact
❑ BOOTP (Disable / Enable)
To set these parameters, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select System configuration.
The System Configuration Menu is displayed in Figure 6.
System Configuration Menu
System name Null (not configured)
Omega Options
IP parameters
Trap parameters
Terminal configuration
Return to Main Menu ...
Figure 6 System Configuration Menu
2. Select IP Parameters.
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The IP Parameters menu is displayed in Figure 7.
IP address: Null (not configured) Subnet mask: Null (not configured) Gateway address: Null (not configured)
Manager address 1: Null (not configured) Manager address 2: Null (not configured) Manager address 3: Null (not configured) Manager address 4: Null (not configured) Download Password: *****
Get community string: public Set community string: private Trap community string: public Location: Null (not configured) Contact: Null (not configured)
> Disable BOOTP
Enable BOOTP
Return to System Configuration Menu ...
Figure 7 IP Parameters Menu
3. Enter or change the parameters in the window as desired. Changes to the parameters take effect immediately on the multiplexer. The parameters are defined below.
Parameter Description
IP Address
Specifies an IP address for the multiplexer. The AT­WD1008 Multiplexer does not need an IP address, subnet mask, or default gateway address for normal network operations. However, if you wish to use the Telnet utility or an SNMP application program to manage the multiplexer remotely, you must assign the multiplexer an IP address and subnet mask. You cannot manage the multiplexer remotely without assigning values for these parameters.
Furthermore, if the management station is separated from the multiplexer by a router, you must also provide a gateway address, which is the IP address of a router through which the multiplexer can communicate with the remote management station. Once values have been assigned, you can remotely manage the multiplexer from any network management station that has the Telnet utility.
Subnet Mask
Specifies the subnet mask for the multiplexer. This value is required to manage the multiplexer remotely.
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Parameter Description
Gateway Address
Manager address (1 - 4)
Download Password
SNMP Community strings
Location
Specifies the IP address of the default router. This address is required to manage the multiplexer remotely if the remote network management station is separated from the multiplexer by a router.
Specifies up to four IP addresses of network management stations that will receive SNMP traps from the multiplexer. The addresses are optional.
The management software uses the loader password to prevent you from downloading an inappropriate file onto the AT-WDM02 Management Module. This password is used only for TFTP downloads of the AT-S47 Management Software. You must specify the download password as the destination file in the TFTP command. The default password is “ats47”. For information on downloading software using TFTP, refer to Using TFTP to Upgrade the Management Software on page 75
.
Specifies the Get, Set, and Trap community strings.
Specifies the physical location of the multiplexer (for example, First Floor, Lab.)
Contact
Specifies the contact information such as name, phone number, and other information to help identify the person responsible for managing the multiplexer.
Disable BOOTP
Disables the BOOTP protocol on the multiplexer. This is the default setting.
Enable BOOTP
Enables the BOOTP protocol on the multiplexer. NOTE: If you activate BOOTP, you must reset the
management module in order for the module to start issuing the BOOTP requests. The multiplexer does not support Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).
The multiplexer issues up to three requests for its IP configuration from the BOOTP server. If the BOOTP server does not respond, the management module uses the manually assigned IP address, if one was manually assigned.
4. After you have adjusted the parameters, return to the Main Menu.
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Naming the Multiplexer
This procedure assigns a name to the multiplexer. The name is displayed in all management software windows. Names can make it easier for you to identify the different multiplexers in your network when you configure and manage them. The default name is WDM1008.
To name the system, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select System configuration.
2. From the System Configuration Menu, select System name and press the Enter key.
❑ To set a new name for the system, enter a unique name of up to
20 characters.
❑ To delete the system name without entering a new name, enter a
space character.
3. Return to the Main Menu.
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The new name is now displayed at the top of every management window.
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Configuring the Trap Parameters
This section contains the procedure for specifying which traps are to be sent to the SNMP management workstations.
To set the trap parameters, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select System configuration.
2. From the System Confirmation Menu, select Trap parameters.
The Trap parameters menu in Figure 8 is displayed.
Cold Start: 1,2,3,4 Authentication: 1,2,3,4 Change Port Link: 1,2,3,4 Port Active/Shutdown: 1,2,3,4 Link Test: 1,2,3,4 Module Insertion/Removal: 1,2,3,4 RPS Failure: 1,2,3,4 Fan Failure: 1,2,3,4 Over-Temperature: 1,2,3,4
Trap parameters menu
Return to System Configuration Menu ...
Figure 8 Trap Parameters Menu
The numbers following each trap relate to the list of IP addresses of the management stations in the IP Parameters Menu shown in Figure 7 on page 27.
The number “1” following a trap represents “Manager Address 1” in the IP Parameters Menu; number “2” represents “Manager Address 2,” and so forth. You use this numbering to control which management workstations receive which traps. For example, if you wanted only the management workstation with the IP address specified in “Manager Address 2” to receive the Link Test trap, you would change the Link Test item in the Trap Parameters Menu so that it had only the number “2”. The default is for all management workstations to receive all traps.
If you do not want a particular trap sent to any management workstations, enter a 0 (zero) for the trap.
3. Enter or change the parameters in the window as desired.
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The traps are defined in the table below:
Table 1 SNMP Traps
SNMP Trap Description
Cold Start
Authentication
Change Port Link
Port Active/Shutdown
Link Test
Module Insertion/Removal
RPS Failure
Transmitted whenever the multiplexer is power cycled.
Transmitted whenever an SNMP application program attempts to perform a Set function, and the Set community string on an SNMP application program is different from the same community string on the multiplexer.
Transmitted whenever a multiplexing port or a GBIC port establishes or loses a link with its respective end node.
Transmitted whenever a GBIC port is manually activated or deactivated.
Transmitted whenever the Link Test mode is activated on one of the multiplexing ports.
Transmitted whenever a GBIC module is inserted or removed from its slot.
Transmitted whenever a power failure occurs in the main power supply or in the RPS module.
Fan Failure
Over-Temperature
Transmitted whenever a failure occurs in the fan module.
Transmitted whenever the operating temperature of the multiplexer exceeds 50 operating temperature of AT-WDM02 Management Module exceeds 63
°C.
°C and/or the
4. After you have adjusted the trap settings, return to the Main
Menu.
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Pinging a Remote System
The procedure in this section tests whether a valid link exists between the multiplexer and another network device. This can be useful in situations where a communication problem exists between the two devices. The multiplexer sends an Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echo request to the end node. If the node is operating and receives the request, it sends a reply to the multiplexer.
To instruct the multiplexer to ping a remote system, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Administration.
The Administration Menu in Figure 9 is displayed.
XModem software update to the WDM02
Administration Menu
Ping a remote system
Syslog Server address: Null (not configured) Syslog facility code: 1
Activity monitor
> Start log
Stop log
Diagnostics Reset and restart the WDM02
Return to Main Menu ...
Figure 9 Administration Menu
2. From the Administration Menu, select Ping a remote system.
The Ping menu in Figure 10 is displayed.
Please enter station to ping:
Type remote IP address (128.2.3.4) and enter key.
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->
Figure 10 Ping Menu
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3. Enter the IP address of the device you want the multiplexer to ping.
The Activity Monitor in Figure 11 is displayed, reporting the results of the pinging command.
Pinging: [Host 149.22.44.1 delay 1.000] Ping 149.22.44.1 #1 ok, RIT 0.001 seconds Ping 149.22.44.1 #2 ok, RIT 0.001 seconds Ping 149.22.44.1 #3 ok, RIT 0.001 seconds _
Figure 11 Ping Results Example
A ping command continues until you stop it by pressing any key.
4. Return to the Main Menu.
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Resetting the Management Module
There are two ways to reset the management software:
❑ Pressing the RESET switch located on the front panel of the
management module.
❑ Using the Reset and restart the WDM02 feature in the management
software interface.
Resetting the management module does not interrupt the flow of the Ethernet traffic through the multiplexing ports or GBIC modules.
Note
You cannot reset the multiplexer from the management software. To reset the multiplexer, you must power OFF and power ON the unit.
To reset the management module using the AT-S47 Management Software interface, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Administration.
2. From the Administration Menu, select Reset and restart the WDM02.
A prompt is displayed asking you to confirm the selection as shown in Figure 12.
Do reset WDM02 now? (Yes or No):
Yes
>No
Return to Administration Menu ...
Figure 12 Reset WDM02 Menu
3. Select Yes to reset the management software or No to cancel the command. The reset process takes only a few seconds.
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Configuring the RS-232 Port
The default settings for the RS-232 port on the front panel of the management module are as follows:
❑ Baud rate: 9600 bps
❑ Duplex mode: Full
❑ Data bits: 8
❑ Parity: None
❑ Stop bits: 1
❑ Flow control: None
To configure the baud rate and duplex mode for the RS-232 port on the management module, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select System Configuration.
2. From the System Configuration Menu, select Terminal Configuration.
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The Terminal Configuration Menu in Figure 13 is displayed.
Terminal Configuration Menu
> Full duplex (echo)
Half duplex (no echo)
Data rate (“baud” rate) ...
Return to System Configuration Menu...
Figure 13 Terminal Configuration Menu
3. Modify the parameters in the window as desired. Changes to the parameters take effect immediately on the multiplexer. The parameters are described in the table below:
Parameter Description
Full-duplex (echo)
In full duplex, the management module echoes the characters received from the terminal back to the terminal. Full-duplex is the default setting.
Half-duplex (no echo)
In half-duplex, the management module does not echo the characters received from the terminal. If each character typed at the terminal is being displayed twice, select the half-duplex mode.
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Parameter Description
Data rate (“baud” rate)
This selection allows you to specify the speed of the port. When you select this option, the program displays a list of possible baud rates. Possible baud rates are:
• 19200 bps
• 9600 bps (default)
• 4800 bps
• 2400 bps
4. Return to the Main Menu.
Changes to the RS-232 port parameters take effect the next time you start a local management session.
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Displaying RLL Error Statistics
The Statistics Menu displays Run-length-limit (RLL) Errors. An RLL error is a violation in the 8B/10B coding rules in which there are more than five consecutive zeros in the data stream.
❑ Run-length-limit (RLL) Error (TX) occurs in the transmitting path
when data is transmitted from a local system.
❑ Run-length-limit (RLL) Error (RX) occurs in the receiving path
when data is transmitted from a remote system.
Note
The RLL Error statistics counters start to run when there is real traffic on the GBIC ports. The maximum number for an RLL Error statistics counter is 4,294,967,295. Once a counter reaches the maximum, it starts over again at 1.
Note
Normally, when there is a good communication between the channels, no RLL errors should occur.
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To view the channel statistics, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Statistics.
The Statistics Menu is displayed in Figure 14.
Statistics Menu
Individual channel overview
RLL Error (TX) RLL Error (RX)
Return to Main Menu...
Figure 14 Statistics Menu
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❑ To view the port statistics, select Individual channel overview. The
Individual channel overview menu is displayed in Figure 15.
Individual channel overview
1: CH 1 2: CH 2 3: CH 3 4: CH 4 5: CH 5 6: CH 6 7: CH 7 8: CH 8
Return to Statistics Menu...
Figure 15 Individual Channel Overview Menu
❑ If Run-Length-Limit (RLL) errors occurred in one of the channels,
you can view them from the RLL Error (TX) Graph. The RLL error graphs for the transmit (TX) and the receive (RX) ports are displayed in two separate menus.
RLL Error (RX) Graph
CH 1: 0 | CH 2: 5 | CH 3: 0 | CH 4: 0 | CH 5: 0 | CH 6: 198 | CH 7: 0 | CH 8: 0 |
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Zero all statistics counters on the entire system
Return to Statistics Menu...
Figure 16 Example of an RLL Error (TX) Graph Menu
❑ To reset all the channel statistics counters on the entire system to
zero (0), select Zero all statistics counters on the entire system.
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To view the RLL Errors that have occurred in both the transmit (TX) and the receive (RX) ports of a channel, select the channel. The RLL Error Graph Menu for the selected channel is displayed. An example is shown in Figure 17.
CH 2 Graph
RLL Error (TX): 120 | RLL Error (RX): 5 |
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Zero this module statistics counters on the entire system
Zero all statistics counters on the entire system
Return to Individual channel overview...
Figure 17 Example of Individual Channel Graph Menu
❑ To reset the channel statistics counters only on a selected channel
to zero (0), select Zero this module statistics counters on the entire
system.
❑ To reset all the channel statistics counters on the entire system to
zero (0), select Zero all statistics counters on the entire system.
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Running Diagnostics
The AT-S47 Management Software interface has an option for running diagnostic self-tests on the AT-WD1008 multiplexer.
The diagnostic tests display the following items:
❑ Unit description
❑ MAC address
❑ AT-S47 Management Software version number
❑ Chassis revision number
❑ Running and current time
In addition, the diagnostic tests display the status of the following items:
❑ Flash PROM
❑ RAM
❑ Serial interface
❑ Standard power supply (RPS A)
❑ Optional power supply, if installed (RPS B)
❑ Fan status and speed
❑ Operating temperature of the management module (MGMT)
❑ Operating temperature of the chassis
❑ System 3.3v power
❑ System 5v power
Note
Running the diagnostic tests will not disrupt the network operations of the multiplexer.
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To run the diagnostic tests, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Administration. The Administration Menu is displayed in Figure 18.
Administration Menu
XModem software update to the WDM02
Ping a remote system
Syslog Server address: Null (not configured) Syslog facility code: 1
Activity monitor
> Start log
Stop log
Diagnostics Reset and restart the WDM02
Return to Main Menu ...
Figure 18 Administration Menu
2. From the Administration Menu, select Diagnostics.
The diagnostic tests take only a few seconds to complete. The results are listed in the Diagnostics window in Figure 19.
Allied Telesyn Gigabit Ethernet Wavelength Division Multiplexer MAC Address 009099 79B1D5 AT-S47 Management Module Software: Version 1.0.0 B07 030324 WDM Chassis: WD1008 Revision 1
Running 3 hours, 15 minutes, 24 seconds
Diagnostic Results:
Flash PROM Good +5V Voltage(Chassis): + 5.14V RAM Good +3.3V Voltage(Chassis): + 3.35V Serial Interface Good +5V Voltage(MGMT Module): + 5.18V RPS A On Temperature(Chassis): + 34.0 C RPS B Off Temperature(MGMT Module): + 44.0 C Fan 1 Good Fan 1 Speed: +3750rpm Fan 2 Good Fan 2 Speed: +3750rpm
Hit any key to continue ...
Figure 19 Diagnostics Window
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The test results are displayed as follows:
❑ Flash PROM = Good or Failed
❑ RAM = Good or Failed
❑ Serial Interface = Good or Failed
❑ Power Supply (RPS A and RPS B) = On or Off
❑ Fans (Fan 1 or Fan 2) = Good or Failed
Note
The status of the RPS B module is displayed as Off if the chassis does not have an optional power supply.
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Chapter 3
Module Parameters
This chapter contains the following procedures:
❑ Displaying Module Status on page 44
❑ Configuring a Module on page 48
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Displaying Module Status
The Module Status Menu displays the operating status of the following modules:
❑ GBIC ports (CH1 to CH8)
❑ Multiplexing ports - WEST (OPT A) and EAST (OPT B)
❑ Optional management module ports (WDM02)
❑ Standard power supply (RPS A)
❑ Optional redundant power supply (RPS B)
❑ Fan modules (FAN A & FAN B)
To display the status of the ports and the modules in the multiplexer, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Module status and configuration.
The Module Status Menu is displayed in Figure 20.
Module Status Menu
Module Tx/Status Rx
1. GBIC Online Online
2. GBIC Online Online
3. GBIC Online Online
4. GBIC Online Online
5. GBIC Online Online
6. GBIC Online Online
7. GBIC Online Online
8. GBIC Online Online
9. OPT A Online Online
10.OPT B Online Online
12.AT-WDM02 Online
13.AT-WRPS A On
14.AT-WRPS B On
15.AT-WFAN01 1 Good
16.AT-WFAN01 2 Good
> Enable missing link
Disable missing link
Return to Main Menu...
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Figure 20 Module Status Menu
The fields in the Module Status Menu are defined in the Table 2.
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Table 2 Module Operating Status
Module NoModule
Description
1 thru 8
GBIC ports
• CH1
• CH2
• CH3
• CH4
• CH5
• CH6
• CH7
• CH8
Module Status
The status information for a GBIC port varies depending on whether Missing Link is enabled on the multiplexer. The default setting for Missing Link is enabled.
Missing Link Enabled
• TX-Online and RX-Online The GBIC port has established a link with its
local end node as well as with its corresponding remote end node connected to the remote multiplexer.
• TX-Online and RX-Offline Not applicable.
• TX-Offline and RX-Online The GBIC port is receiving packets or a link
signal from its end node but has not established a link with its corresponding remote end node connected to the remote multiplexer. Or the port was manually shutdown using the management software, but is still receiving packets or a link signal from its local end node.
• TX-Offline and RX-Offline No GBIC module has been installed. Or the
GBIC port has not established a link to its local end node.
Missing Link Disabled
• TX-Online and RX-Online The GBIC port has established a link with its
end node.
• TX-Online and RX-Offline The GBIC port is transmitting packets or a link
signal but has not established a link to its end node.
• TX-Offline and RX-Online The port has been manually shutdown using
the management software, but is still receiving packets or a link signal from its end node.
• TX-Offline and RX-Offline No GBIC module has been installed. Or the port
has been manually shutdown using the management software and the end node connected to the port has been powered off or the cable to the GBIC module has been disconnected.
Not Inserted
: The module is not inserted.
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Module NoModule
Description
9 and 10
Multiplexing ports
• WEST (OPT A)
• EAST (OPT B)
Module Status
The status information for a multiplexing port varies depending on whether the port is in Link Test mode.
Link Test Mode Off
• TX-Online and RX-Online At least one of the end nodes connected to the
multiplexer has established a link with its corresponding end node connected to the remote multiplexer. (To determine whether all of the local end nodes have established a link with their corresponding remote nodes, view the GBIC port status information in this window.)
• TX-Offline and RX-Offline The multiplexing port has no packets to
transmit or receive. Or none of the end nodes connected to the local GBIC ports have established a connection with their corresponding end nodes connected to the remote multiplexer.
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Standard power supply
Link Test Mode On
• TX-Online and RX-Online The multiplexing port has established a link
with the remote multiplexing port.
• TX-Offline and RX-Offline The multiplexing port has not established a
link with the remote multiplexing port. Or the remote multiplexing port is not in Link Test mode.
Tx/Status - Indicates the transmitting status of the 10Base-T port on the module.
• Online: Indicates that the 10Base-T port has established a link with its end node.
• Offline: Indicates that the 10Base-T port is not being used or has not established a link with its end node.
Tx/Status - Indicates the operating status of the module.
• On: Indicates that the module is functioning properly.
• Off: Indicates that the module is either not powered ON or is malfunctioning.
• Not Inserted: The module is not inserted.
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Module NoModule
Description
13
14 and 15
Optional redundant power supply
Fan modules Tx/Status - Indicates the operating status of the
Module Status
Tx/Status - Indicates the operating status of the module.
• On: Indicates that the module is functioning properly.
• Off: Indicates that the module is either not powered ON or is malfunctioning.
• Not Inserted: The module is not inserted.
module.
• Good: Indicates that the module is functioning properly.
• Failed: Indicates that the module is malfunctioning.
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Configuring a Module
This section contains instructions on how to configure a module. It should be noted that each type of module (e.g., GBIC port, multiplexer port, and power supply) has its own parameters. The means that the Module Configuration menu, where you configure a module, is different for each type of module. For example, the selections Module status and Vendor information are displayed only for a GBIC module. They are not displayed for a multiplexing port.
This section describes the parameter settings for each module individually.
GBIC Module
Parameter
Settings
To configure the settings for the GBIC modules, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Module Status Menu, use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select the GBIC module (1 to 8) whose settings you wish to configure.
2. Press the Enter key.
The Module Configuration menu for the selected GBIC module is displayed in Figure 21.
Module 1 - GBIC
Port Link Tx Online Rx Online
Module name:
> Port active
Port shutdown
Module status Vendor Information
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Return to Module Status Menu...
Figure 21 Example of Module Configuration Menu - GBIC Module
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The fields in the Module Configuration menu for a GBIC module are defined in the table below:
Parameter Description
Port - Link
Module name
Port active
Port shutdown
Module status
Indicates whether there is an active connection between a port and the device connected to the port. Refer to Table 2 on page 45 for descriptions of the possible statuses.
Specifies a name for the selected GBIC module. The module name can be up to 20 alphanumeric characters in length.
Activates the laser on the GBIC port. This is the default setting.
Deactivates the laser on the GBIC module so that it can no longer transmit data. The GBIC port can receive traffic from its end node and forward the traffic to the multiplexing port. However, the GBIC port, with its laser disabled, will not forward any traffic it receives from the multiplexing port.
If you want to stop a GBIC module from forwarding traffic to the multiplexing port, refer to Multiplexing Port Settings on page 49.
Displays the status of the selected module. This information is read-only and cannot be modified.
Multiplexing
Port Settings
Vendor information
Displays the vendor information of where the selected module came from. This information is read-only and cannot be changed.
3. Return to the Module Status Menu.
To configure the settings of the multiplexing ports, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Module Status Menu, use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select a multiplexing port whose settings you wish to configure. OPT A is the WEST port and OPT B is the EAST port.
2. Press the Enter key.
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The Module Configuration menu for a multiplexing port is displayed in Figure 22.
Module 9 - OPT A
Port Link Tx Online Rx Online
Channel Active/Shutdown 1 : Active 2 : Active 3 : Active 4 : Active
Module name
CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4
> Link Test Disable OPT A
Link Test Enable OPT A
Return to Module Status Menu...
Figure 22 Example of Module Configuration Menu - Multiplexing Port
The fields in the Module Configuration menu for the multiplexing ports are defined in the table below:
Parameter Description
Port - Link
Channel (1, 2, 3, 4)
or
Channel (5, 6, 7, 8)
Indicates the status of the multiplexing port. Refer to Table 2 on page 45 for descriptions of the possible statuses.
Displays the status of the GBIC ports handled by the WEST (OPT A) or the EAST (OPT B) multiplexing port.
• Channels (1 to 4) are displayed when the WEST (OPT A) multiplexing port is selected.
• Channels (5 to 8) are displayed when the EAST (OPT B) multiplexing port is selected.
The statuses are:
• Port Active - The GBIC port can send traffic through the multiplexing port.
• Port Shutdown - The GBIC port cannot send traffic through the multiplexing port.
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Parameter Description
Module name
CH 1 to CH 4
or
CH 5 to CH8
Specifies the name for the selected multiplexing port.
• The module name can be up to 20 alphanumeric characters in length.
Lists the ports handled by the WEST (OPT A) or the EAST (OPT B) multiplexing port.
• CH 1 to CH 4 are displayed when the WEST (OPT A) multiplexing port is selected.
• CH 5 to CH8 are displayed when the EAST (OPT B) multiplexing port is selected.
Selecting one of the channels displays a menu with the following two items:
• Port Active
• Port Shutdown
These two selections control whether a GBIC port can send the traffic it receives from its end node to the multiplexing port. If you select Port Active, which is the default, the GBIC port is allowed to send its traffic through the multiplexing port. If you select Port Shutdown, then the GBIC port cannot send traffic through the multiplexing port. This means that any traffic that the GBIC port receives from the end node connected to the port is not forwarded to the multiplexing port and, consequently, will not reach the remote multiplexer and remote end node.
It is important to note that this selection is different from the Port Shutdown selection explained in the section GBIC Module Parameter Settings on page
48. That Port Shutdown function controls the flow of data in the opposite direction. It disables the laser on a GBIC module so that it cannot forward traffic to its local end node. However, it does not stop a GBIC module from receiving traffic from its local end node and forwarding the traffic to the multiplexing port and, ultimately, to the remote multiplexer and remote end node.
Another way to look at this is to consider the two directions of data flow that occur through the GBIC port. One data flow is from the end node, to the GBIC module, and then to the multiplexing port. This flow is controlled with this shutdown option. The other data flow is in the opposite direction: from the multiplexing port, to the GBIC module, and to the end node. That flow direction is controlled with the other shutdown selection described in GBIC Module Parameter Settings on page 48.
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Parameter Description
Taken together, these two port shutdown selections give you complete control over a GBIC port’s ability to send traffic, both to its end node and to the multiplexing port. If you want to shutdown a GBIC port completely so that it will not send traffic in either direction, you must use both shutdown selections.
Management
Module Settings
Link Test Disable OPT X
Link Test Enable OPT X
Disables or enables the Link Test feature for the selected multiplexing port. For instructions on how to perform a Link Test, refer to Enabling or Disabling Link Test on page 58.
3. Return to the Module Status Menu.
To configure the settings of the AT-WDM02 Management Module, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Module Status Menu, use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select the management module.
2. Press the Enter key.
The Module Configuration menu for a management module is displayed in Figure 23.
Module 11 - AT-WDM02
Port Link Tx Online
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Module name
Return to Module Status Menu...
Figure 23 Example of Module Configuration Menu -
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The fields in the Module Configuration menu for the management module are defined in the table below:
Parameter Description
Power Supply
Module Settings
Port - Link
Module name
Indicates the transmitting status of the 10Base-T port on the management module.
• Online: Indicates that the 10Base-T port has established a link with its end node.
• Offline: Indicates that the 10Base-T port is not being used or has not established a link with its end node.
Specifies the name for the management module. The module name can be up to 20 alphanumeric characters in length.
3. Return to the Module Status Menu.
To configure the settings of the main Redundant Power Supply (RPS A) or the optional Redundant Power Supply (RPS B) module, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Module Status Menu, use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select the RPS module whose settings you wish to configure.
2. Press the Enter key.
The Module Configuration menu for a power supply module is displayed in Figure 24.
Module 12 - AT-WRPS A
Status On
Module name
Return to Module Status Menu...
Figure 24 Module Configuration Menu - Power Supply Module
The fields in the Module Configuration menu for a power supply module are defined in the table below:
Parameter Description
Status
Displays the status of the power supply module. The available settings are:
• On
• Off
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Parameter Description
Fan Module
Settings
Module name
Specifies the name for the power supply module. The module name can be up to 20 alphanumeric characters in length.
3. Return to the Module Status Menu.
To configure the settings of the fan modules (FAN A or FAN B), perform the following procedure:
1. From the Module Status Menu, use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select the fan module whose settings you wish to configure.
2. Press the Enter key.
The Module Configuration menu for a fan module is displayed in Figure 25.
Module 14 - AT-FAN01 1
Status Good Speed +3552rpm
Module name
Return to Module Status Menu...
Figure 25 Example of Module Configuration Menu - FAN Module
The fields in the Module Configuration menu for the fan module are defined in the table below:
Parameter Description
Status
Speed
Module name
Displays the status of the fan module. The available settings are:
• Good
• Failed
Displays the speed of the fan module.
Specifies the name for the power supply module. The module name can be up to 20 alphanumeric characters in length.
3. Return to the Module Status Menu.
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Link Test
This chapter contains the following procedures:
❑ Overview on page 56
❑ Enabling or Disabling Link Test on page 58
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Overview
The Link Test feature is a fast and easy way for you to test the link integrity between local and remote multiplexing ports. The test is usually performed during pre-installation, while there is no real traffic on the ports.
Below are guidelines to observe when performing a Link Test:
❑ You can test the multiplexing ports on an AT-WD1008
independently of each other.
❑ Both the corresponding local and remote multiplexing ports must
be in the Link Test mode for the test to work properly. For instance, to perform a Link Test on a local WEST (OPT A) multiplexing port, you must set the remote EAST (OPT B) multiplexing port also in Link Test mode.
❑ The test sends a test pattern over the fiber strand. It checks the
integrity of the strand, not the multiplexing capability of the ports.
❑ The WEST (OPT A) multiplexing port, when in Link Test mode, will
not forward traffic from the GBIC module in the CH1 slot. The GBIC modules in CH2 to CH4 are not affected by a Link Test.
❑ The EAST (OPT B) multiplexing port, when in Link Test mode, will
not forward traffic from the GBIC module in the CH5 slot. The GBIC modules in CH6 to CH8 are not affected by a Link Test.
To view the results of a Link Test, you can check the TX and RX LEDs on the multiplexing ports. They should be solid green.
You can also view the Module Status Menu. A multiplexing port that has successfully established a link with its corresponding remote port will be showing “Online” in the Tx/Status and Rx columns.
If the multiplexing ports are unable to establish a link, try resolving the problem by doing the following:
❑ Verify that both multiplexers are powered ON.
❑ Verify that the multiplexing ports on both multiplexers are in Link
Test mode.
❑ Check that the fiber optic cable is securely connected to the
multiplexing ports.
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❑ Verify that the cables between the multiplexing ports cross. The
WEST (OPT A) port must be connected to the EAST (OPT B) port, and the EAST (OPT B) port connected to the WEST (OPT A) port. Do not connect two WEST (OPT A) ports or two EAST (OPT B) ports together.
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❑ Try cleaning the fiber connector.
❑ Use a fiber optic test to verify that attenuation is less than 25 dB.
Note
If a problem persists, contact Allied Telesyn’s Technical Support on our web site at www.alliedtelesyn.com.
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Enabling or Disabling Link Test
To enable or disable a Link Test on a multiplexing port, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Module status and configuration.
The Module Status Menu is displayed in Figure 20 on page 44.
2. From the Module Status Menu, select either the WEST (OPT A) multiplexing port or the EAST (OPT B) multiplexing port where you wish to enable or disable a Link Test.
3. Press the Enter key.
The Module Configuration Status menu in Figure 22 on page 50 is displayed.
4. In the Module Configuration Status menu, select one of the followings:
❑ Link Test Disable OPT X to disable the Link Test feature on the
selected multiplexing port.
❑ Link Test Enable OPT X to enable the Link Test feature on the
selected multiplexing port.
A change to the Link Test status is immediately implemented on the selected multiplexing port.
Note
The LNK TST LED on the front of the chassis is not activated by this command.
Note
A Link Test must be stopped in the same manner in which it was started. If you started the test using the AT-S47 interface, either the menus or command line, then you must stop it using the AT-S47 interface. If you started the test using the Link Test button on the chassis, then you should use the button to end it.
Refer to the previous section, Overview on page 56, for information on how to view the results of the test and what to do if the ports are unable to establish a link.
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Missing Link
This chapter contains the following procedures:
❑ Overview on page 60
❑ Enabling or Disabling Missing Link on page 62
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Overview
The Missing Link feature of the AT-WD1008 unit enables the multiplexers to pass the “Link” status of their connections to each other. If a multiplexer detects a problem with one of the ports, such as the loss of connection on a GBIC module, the multiplexer passes the change in link status to the other multiplexer which shuts down the connection to the corresponding port, thus notifying the end-node connected to the port that the connection has been lost.
For instance, if there is the loss of connection on the GBIC module in CH1 on the local multiplexer, the remote multiplexer drops the link on the GBIC module in CH5, as shown in the illustration below.
LOCAL MULTIPLEXER
WEST
EAST
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4
X
Failure of fiber cable
Switch
REMOTE MULTIPLEXER
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4
WEST
CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8
EAST
CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8
X
Multiplexer drops connection
Switch
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If a loss of connection occurs between two multiplexing ports, the links are dropped on the corresponding GBIC modules on the multiplexers. For instance, if there is a loss of connection on the WEST (OPT A) multiplexing port of a local multiplexer, the links are dropped on the GBIC modules installed in CH1 to CH4 on the local multiplexer and also on the GBIC modules installed in CH5 to CH8 on the remote multiplexer, as shown in the illustration below.
LOCAL MULTIPLEXER
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4
Switch
Switch
Switch
REMOTE MULTIPLEXER
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4
Switch
XXXX
WEST
WEST
EAST
CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8
Failure of fiber cable
X
EAST
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4
XXXX
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
The value of this type of network monitoring and fault notification is that some hubs and switches can be configured to take a specific action in the event of the loss of connection on a port. In some cases, the unit can be configured to seek a redundant path to the disconnected node and send out a trap to a network management station, and so alert the network administrator of the problem.
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Enabling or Disabling Missing Link
To enable or disable Missing Link, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Module status and configuration.
The Module Status Menu in Figure 20 on page 44 is displayed.
Note
The default setting for Missing Link is enabled. This feature can be disabled only through the management software.
2. In the Module Status Menu, select one of the followings:
❑ Disable missing link to disable the Missing Link feature.
❑ Enable missing link to enable the Missing Link feature.
A change to the status of Missing Link is immediately implemented on the multiplexer.
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Activity Monitor
This chapter contains the following procedures:’
❑ Displaying the Activity Monitor on page 64
❑ Specifying a SysLog Server on page 65
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Displaying the Activity Monitor
The management software keeps a list of multiplexer events, such as the removal of a GBIC module or the loss of a data link. This list is referred to as the Activity Log. This log can be useful in monitoring the operation of the unit and in troubleshooting any problems. You view the log by displaying the Activity Monitor.
To display the Activity Log, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Administration.
2. From the Administration Menu, select Activity monitor.
The Activity Monitor window is displayed in Figure 26. The window displays the events stored the Activity Log. For descriptions of the activities, refer to Appendix B, AT-WDM02 Activity Log Events on page 146.
Activity monitor
(hit Return to resume the previous menu)
0:00:00:00 WDM02 CStart 0:00:00:00 M11-PA Online
Figure 26 Activity Monitor Window
The log contains only those activities that have occurred since you started the management session. Ending the session or changing to the command line interface purges the log.
3. Press any key to return to the Administration Menu.
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Specifying a SysLog Server
To transmit the multiplexer events to a syslog server, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Administration.
2. From the Administration Menu, configure the fields listed in the table below:
Parameter Description
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SysLog Server Address
SysLog Facility Code
Specifies the IP address of a syslog server on the network.
Assigns a facility code to the multiplexer log messages. The value range of the facility code is 0 to
23. The default value is 1.
3. Return to the Main Menu.
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AT-S47 Interface Security
This chapter describes the security features of the AT-S47 interface. These features allow you to configure the interface so as to prevent unauthorized individuals from accessing it and making changes to the configuration settings of the multiplexer. This chapter contains the following procedures:
❑ Modifying the Management Password on page 67
❑ Specifying a Timeout Value on page 68
❑ Enabling or Disabling the Access Methods on page 68
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Modifying the
Management
Password
To prevent unauthorized individuals from accessing the interface and altering a multiplexer’s configuration settings, you can assign a password to the program. Any person who starts the program will be required to enter the password, regardless of how they access the program (i.e., RS-232 port or Telnet program). The default value for the interface is no password.
To specify a new password, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, choose System configuration.
2. From the System Configuration Menu, select Omega Options.
The Omega Options Menu in Figure 27 is displayed.
Omega Options Menu
Password: Null (not configured)
Timeout: 5
> Local Omega Enabled
Disable Local Omega
> Remote Omega Enabled
No Remote Omega
Remote Omega (Telnet) Port Number: 23
Return to System Configuration Menu ...
Figure 27 Omega Options Menu
3. Select the Password field and enter a new management password. Press the Enter key.
❑ The password can be up to 20 characters. The password can
consist of the letters A to Z in uppercase and lowercase, as well as the numbers 1 to 9. It is recommended that you avoid special characters, such as a space, asterisk (*), or exclamation point (!). The password is case-sensitive.
❑ The password displays as a series of asterisks.
❑ To delete the current password but not assign a new password,
enter a space in the Password field.
The new password is now activated on the multiplexer. You will be required to enter the password the next time you start management session.
4. Return to the Main Menu.
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Specifying a
Timeout Value
Specifying a timeout value is a way to prevent unauthorized individuals from using the interface in the event you forget to exit the interface and leave your management station unattended. By specifying a timeout value, the program will end the session if it detects that there has been no management activity after the timeout value has expired. The default for the timeout value is 5 minutes.
To enter a new timeout value, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, choose System configuration.
2. From the System Configuration Menu, select Omega Options.
The Omega Options Menu in Figure 27 on page 67 is displayed
3. From the Omega Options window, select the Timeout field and enter a value from 0 (zero) to 65,535 (minutes). Press the Enter key.
Entering a value of 0 means there is no timeout. The interface will not end any session. A session is ended only if you end the session yourself. If you enter 0, you must always properly quit after a management session in order not to block subsequent sessions and software downloads to the multiplexer.
Enabling or
Disabling the
Access Methods
The new timeout value is immediately activated on the multiplexer.
4. Return to the Main Menu.
As explained in Chapter 1, you can access the interface two ways either locally through the RS-232 port or remotely using the Telnet application protocol. You can disable either of the methods to enhance the security of the multiplexer by preventing unauthorized individuals from making changes to the unit’s configuration settings.
To enable or disable an access method, perform the following steps:
1. From the Main Menu, choose System configuration.
2. From the System Configuration Menu, select Omega Options.
3. From the Omega Options window, adjust the settings as required.
The interface access methods are described in the table below:
Access Method Description
Local Omega Enabled Disable Local Omega
These two selections allow you to control whether the AT-S47 interface can be accessible by connecting a terminal or PC to the RS-232 port on the management module. This is referred to as accessing the program locally. The default for this access method is enabled.
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Access Method Description
Remote Omega Enabled No Remote Omega
4. Return to the Main Menu.
These two selections allow you to control whether the AT-S47 interface can be accessible via Telnet or an SNMP application program from a management workstation on your network. The default for this access method is enabled.
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AT-S47 Image Download
This chapter explains how to obtain new versions of the AT-S47 Management Software and how to download the software onto an AT-WDM02 Management Module.
You can download new management software onto a management module using either of the following methods:
❑ Local management section via XModem
❑ Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
Sections in this chapter include:
❑ Obtaining Software Updates on page 71
❑ Using XModem to Upgrade the Management Software on
page 72
❑ Using TFTP to Upgrade the Management Software on page 75
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Obtaining Software Updates
New releases of the AT-S47 Management Software are available from the Allied Telesyn web site at www.alliedtelesyn.com and from our FTP server at ftp.alliedtelesyn.com “anonymous” for the user name and your email address for the password.
A zip file posted on the ATI web site contains two different AT-S47 image files. Each file is used for a different downloading method, as listed below:
❑ Terminal port downloads - “ats47_v1_0_tport.bin”
❑ TFTP downloads - “ats47_v1_0_tftp.bin”
Note
Be sure to use the appropriate file when downloading the image file onto the multiplexer.
AT-S47 Management Software User’s Guide
. To log on to the FTP server, enter
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Using XModem to Upgrade the Management Software
The AT-S47 Management Software interface supports software upgrades to the management module using XModem. It is assumed that you have the required setup to support this type of file transfer. This upgrade procedure can only be performed from a local management session because the XModem transfer occurs through the multiplexer’s RS-232 management port.
Note
To download an AT-S47 image file using the RS-232 management port, select the “ats47_v1_0_tport.bin” file from the zip file posted on the ATI web site.
Before you begin the upgrade, please note the following:
❑ This procedure assumes that you have already obtained the new
software image from our web site or FTP server and have stored the image on the PC from which you will be performing the procedure.
❑ Downloading new software does not interrupt the flow of traffic
through the multiplexer.
❑ The transfer protocol must be XModem or 1K XModem.
❑ The download password does not apply to upgrading the
management software through the RS-232 port.
❑ Downloading a new version of the management software does
not change the current settings on the management module.
To upgrade the multiplexer’s management software with XModem, perform the following procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, select Administration.
2. From the Administration Menu, select XModem software update to the WDM02.
A warning message in Figure 28 is displayed.
Ready to receive software update via XModem.
Warning: During software update Management activity is disabled. Do XModem update now? (Yes or No):
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3. Enter Y to start the download process or N to cancel.
If you select Y, the status message in Figure 29 is displayed.
The system is now ready for download. Please start your XMODEM transfer. CCCC
Figure 29 XMODEM Transfer Window
4. Begin the file transfer.
The following steps illustrate how to perform the transfer using Hilgraeve HyperTerminal.
5. From the HyperTerminal main window, select the Transfer menu. Then select Send File... from the pull-down menu, as shown in Figure 30.
Figure 30 Local Management Window - Send File Menu
The Send File pop-up window is displayed in Figure 31.
Figure 31 Send File Pop-Up Window
6. Click the Browse button to specify the location and the filename of the image file to be downloaded onto the multiplexer.
Note
The image file used for this downloading is “ats47_v1_0_tport.bin”.
7. Click on the Protocol field and select the transfer protocol as either Xmodem or, for faster download, 1K XModem.
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8. Click Send.
The software immediately begins to download onto the management module. The Xmodem File Send window in Figure 32 displays current status of the software download. The download process take a couple minutes to complete.
Figure 32 XModem File Send Window
Be sure to wait until the management module has fully downloaded and re-initialized the software before you attempt to reestablish your management session.
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Using TFTP to Upgrade the Management Software
If your network is using the TCP/IP protocol, you can use a workstation on the network and TFTP software to download a copy of the current software to the multiplexer. The multiplexer contains the TFTP server portion of the TFTP protocol. The workstation must contain the TFTP client portion of the protocol.
TFTP software is available from various sources and is included in SNMP, which can be purchased through Allied Telesyn. A command line version is included in most UNIX variants and in Windows NT. Please consult the documentation or the manufacturer of the software for instructions on how to use the software.
Note
To download an AT-S47 image file using TFTP, select the “ats47_v1_0_tftp.bin” file from the zip file posted on the ATI web site.
Regardless of the manufacturer, all TFTP client software will need the following information:
-i
Host
Put
Source file
Destination file
This indicates that the download file will be a binary image transfer.
This is the IP address of the multiplexer to which you are downloading software.
The Put command downloads a new software image file to the multiplexer.
The path and filename of the software image to be downloaded.
This specifies the multiplexer’s Loader Password. The default password is “ats47”.
Example
The following command assumes that the IP address of the multiplexer is 149.11.22.12. The new AT-S47 Management Software is stored in the root directory of drive C on the management workstation. The Loader Password is ats47.
tftp -i 149.11.22.12 put c:\ats47_v1_0_tftp.bin ats47
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Command Line Interface
This section contains the command line commands for managing the AT-WD1008 multiplexer.
This section contains the following chapters:
❑ Chapter 9. Getting Started on page 77
❑ Chapter 10. Basic Command Line Commands on page 87
❑ Chapter 11. Basic Multiplexer Commands on page 92
❑ Chapter 12. Module Commands on page 111
❑ Chapter 13. Link Test Commands on page 119
❑ Chapter 14. Missing Link Commands on page 122
❑ Chapter 15. Activity Log Commands on page 125
❑ Chapter 16. AT-S47 Interface Security Commands on page 130
❑ Chapter 17, AT-S47 Image Download Commands on page 140
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Getting Started
Starting a Command Line Management Session
In order to manage an AT-WD1008 multiplexer using the command line commands, you must first start a local or Telnet management session. The instructions for starting a management session are described in Chapter 1, Getting Started on page 14.
Once you have started a local or Telnet management session, you will see the AT-S47 Main Menu. This menu will have the following option as one of its selections:
❑ Command line interface
Selecting this option displayed the command line prompt “%”, as shown in Figure 33. You are now ready to manage the switch using the command line commands.
Allied Telesyn Gigabit Ethernet Wavelength Division Multiplexer MAC Address 009099 79B1D5 AT-S47 Management Module Software: Version 1.0.0 B07 030324 Running 3 hours, 15 minutes, 24 seconds SIGMA command shell version 1.0.0
%
Figure 33 Command Line Interface Prompt
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Key Features The following features are supported in the command line interface:
❑ Command history using the up and down arrow keys.
❑ Keyword abbreviations - Any keyword can be recognized just by
typing an unambiguous prefix (e.g., “sh” for “show”).
Command
Formatting
The following formatting conventions are used in this manual:
❑ screen text font - This font is used to illustrate the format
of a command and command examples.
❑ screen text font - Italicized screen text indicates a variable
that you must enter.
❑ [ ] - Brackets indicate optional parameters.
❑ | - This symbol is used between different parameter options from
which you must choose.
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Command Reference
❑ Basic Command Line Commands on page 80
❑ Basic Multiplexer Commands on page 81
❑ Module Commands on page 83
❑ Link Test Commands on page 83
❑ Missing Link Commands on page 84
❑ Activity Log Commands on page 84
❑ AT-S47 Interface Security Commands on page 85
❑ AT-S47 Image Download Commands on page 86
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Basic Command
Line Commands
MENU
menu
Displays the AT-S47 Main Menu.
HELP
help [command|function]
Displays help messages on the AT-S47 commands.
HISTORY
history [clear]
Displays the history log, which contains your last sixteen commands. This command can also clear the history log.
QUIT
quit
Ends the management session.
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Basic
Multiplexer
Commands
SET IP
set ip ipaddress=ipaddress mask=subnetmask gateway=ipaddress manager|1|2|3|4=ipaddress
Sets the multiplexer’s IP address, subnet mask and gateway address.
SHOW IP
show ip
Displays the multiplexer’s IP address, subnet mask and gateway address.
ENABLE BOOTP
enable bootp
Enables BOOTP.
DISABLE BOOTP
disable bootp
Disables BOOTP.
SHOW CONFIG
show config [all]
Displays the multiplexer’s configuration.
SET SYSTEM
set system [name=name] [location=location] [contact=contact]
Sets the multiplexer’s name, location, and contact.
SHOW SYSTEM
show system
Displays the multiplexer’s name, location, and contact.
SET SNMP COMMUNITY-STRING
set snmp [getcommunity=string] [setcommunity=string] [trapcommunity=string]
Sets the Get, Set, and Trap community strings.
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SET SNMP TRAP
set snmp trap=0|1|2|3|4|all
Sets which traps the management workstations are to receive.
SHOW SNMP
show snmp
Displays the community strings and the IP addresses of management workstations to receive traps.
PING
ping ipaddress=ipaddress
Instructs the multiplexer to ping a network node.
RESTART REBOOT
restart reboot
Reboots the multiplexer.
SHOW DIAG
show diag
Runs self-diagnostics.
SHOW PORT COUNTER
show port=ports|all counter [refresh]
Displays RLL error statistics on the GBIC ports.
RESET PORT COUNTER
reset port=ports|all counter
Resets a GBIC port’s RLL error statistics counter to zero (0).
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Module
Commands
SET LOCAL PORT
set local port=port|all mode=active|shutdown
Disables the laser on a GBIC port.
SET REMOTE PORT
set remote port=port|all mode=active|shutdown
Prevents a GBIC port from transmitting traffic through a multiplexing port.
SHOW MODULE
show module=module|all
Displays status information on the selected module.
SET MODULE NAME
set module=number name=”name”
Assigns a name to a port or module.
Link Test
Commands
SHOW GBIC MODULE
show gbic module=number|all
Displays status information on the selected GBIC module.
SHOW GBIC VENDOR MODULE
show gbic vendor module=number|all
Displays vendor information of where the selected module came from.
ENABLE MODULE LINKTEST
enable module number=9|10|all linktest
Activates Link Test on a multiplexing port.
DISABLE MODULE LINKTEST
disable module number=9|10|all linktest
Deactivates Link Test on a multiplexing port.
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Missing Link
Commands
Activity Log
Commands
ENABLE MISSLINK
enable misslink
Activates Missing Link.
DISABLE MISSLINK
disable misslink
Deactivates Missing Link.
SHOW LOG
show log [status]
Displays the Activity Monitor.
ENABLE LOG
enable log
Activates the Activity Log so that the multiplexer can store events in the log.
DISABLE LOG
disable log
Deactivates the Activity Log so that the multiplexer cannot store events in the log.
SET LOG
set log syslogserver=ipaddress facilitycode=number
Specifies a syslog server to which to transmit the Activity Log events.
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AT-S47 Interface
Security
Commands
SET PASSWORD
set password
Assigns a new password to the AT-S47 management interface. The default is no password.
SHOW CONSOLE
show console
Displays a variety of multiplexer’s console information.
ENABLE CONSOLE
enable console [echo]
Activates the RS232 port on the AT-WDM02 Management Module so that the multiplexer can be managed locally. Also sets the duplex mode on the RS232 port to full-duplex.
DISABLE CONSOLE
disable console [echo]
Deactivates the RS232 port on the AT-WDM02 Management Module so that the multiplexer cannot be managed locally. Also sets the duplex mode on the RS232 port to half-duplex.
SET CONSOLE
set console [timeout=seconds] [speed=2400|4800|9600|19200]
Sets the baud rate and the duplex mode (echo) of the RS232 port.
ENABLE TELNET
enable telnet
Activates the Telnet management feature of the AT-WDM02 Management Module so that the multiplexer can be managed remotely using the Telnet application protocol.
DISABLE TELNET
disable telnet
Deactivates the Telnet management feature of the AT-WDM02 Management Module so that the multiplexer cannot be managed remotely using the Telnet application protocol.
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SET TELNET
set telnet tcpport=number
Configures the TCP port number used for Telnet management.
AT-S47 Image
Download
Commands
LOAD
load
Downloads a new version of the management software onto the management module from a local management session.
SET LOADER PASSWORD
set loader password=password
Sets the password used for downloading new software onto the multiplexer with TFTP.
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Basic Command Line Commands
This chapter contains the following commands:
Command Function Page
MENU
HELP
HISTORY
QUIT
Displays the AT-S47 Main Menu. 88
Displays help messages on the AT-S47 commands.
Displays the history log, which contains the last sixteen commands. This command can also clear the history log.
Ends the management session. 91
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MENU
Syntax
menu
Parameters
None.
Description
This command displays the Main Menu of the AT-S47 Management Software.
Example
menu
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HELP
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Syntax
help [command|function]
Parameters
command Specifies the command whose help message you
want to view.
function Specifies the function of the command whose help
message you want to view.
Description
This command displays help messages for the various commands.
Example
The following command displays the entire list of commands:
help
The following command displays all commands that start with DISABLE:
history disable
The following command displays all commands that contain the keyword MODULE:
help module
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HISTORY
Syntax
history [clear]
Parameters
clear Clears the history log.
Description
This command displays the history buffer. The history buffer contains your last sixteen commands. You can also view the history buffer using the up and down arrow keys. This command can also be used to clear the history buffer.
Examples
The following command displays the history log:
history
The following command clears the history buffer:
history clear
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QUIT
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Syntax
quit
Parameters
None.
Description
This command ends a management session.
Example
quit
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Basic Multiplexer Commands
This chapter contains the following commands:
Command Function Page
SET IP
SHOW IP
ENABLE BOOTP
DISABLE BOOTP
SHOW CONFIG
SET SYSTEM
SHOW SYSTEM
SET SNMP COMMUNITY­STRING
SET SNMP TRAP
Sets the multiplexer’s IP address, subnet mask and gateway address.
Displays the multiplexer’s IP address, subnet mask and gateway address.
Enables BOOTP. 97
Disables BOOTP. 98
Displays the multiplexer’s configuration.
Sets the multiplexer’s name, location, and contact.
Displays the multiplexer’s name, location, and contact.
Sets the Get, Set, and Trap community strings.
Sets which traps the management workstations are to receive.
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96
99
100
101
102
103
SHOW SNMP
PING
Displays the community strings and the IP addresses of management workstations to receive traps.
Instructs the multiplexer to ping a network node.
105
106
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RESTART REBOOT
SHOW DIAG
SHOW PORT COUNTER
RESET PORT COUNTER
Reboots the management module. 107
Runs self-diagnostics. 108
Displays RLL error statistics on the
109
GBIC ports.
Resets a GBIC port RLL error
110
statistics counter to zero (0).
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SET IP
Syntax
set ip ipaddress=ipaddress mask=subnetmask gateway=ipaddress manager|1|2|3|4=ipaddress
Parameters
ipaddress Specifies an IP address for the multiplexer. An IP
mask Specifies the subnet mask for the multiplexer. You
address is required to manage the unit using Telnet or an SNMP application program. An IP address is not required for local management through the RS232 port on the management module. The multiplexer does not require an IP address for normal network operations.
must specify a subnet mask if you manually assigned the multiplexer an IP address.
gateway Specifies the IP address of the default gateway for
the multiplexer. The default gateway is required if a remote management station is separated from the multiplexer by a router.
manager Assigns a number (1 to 4) to the IP address of a
management workstation to be sent traps from the multiplexer. To delete an IP address without assigning a new one, enter 0.0.0.0 as the IP address.
Description
This command configures the following multiplexer parameters:
❑ IP address
❑ Subnet mask
❑ Gateway address
This command is also used to specify the IP addresses of up to four management workstations to receive management traps from the multiplexer. In entering the command, you specify a number from 1 to 4 to be assigned to the IP address. For more information on the SNMP traps, refer to SET SNMP TRAP on page 103.
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Examples
The following command sets the multiplexer’s IP address to
140.35.22.22, the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0, and the gateway
address to 140.35.22.11:
set ip ipaddress=140.35.22.22 mask=255.255.255.0 gateway=140.35.22.11
The following command sets just the subnet mask:
set ip mask=255.255.255.224
The following command adds the IP address 149.212.11.22 of a management workstation as the second node to receive traps from the multiplexer:
set snmp manager2=149.212.11.22
The following command removes the IP address which was previously assigned as the third workstation to receive traps:
set snmp manager3=0.0.0.0
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SHOW IP
Syntax
show ip
Parameters
None.
Description
This command displays the current values for the following multiplexer parameters:
❑ IP address
❑ Subnet mask
❑ Default gateway
Note
To set these parameters, refer to the SET IP command on page 94.
This command also displays the IP addresses of management workstations to receive traps from the multiplexer.
Example
The following command displays the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address of the multiplexer:
show ip
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ENABLE BOOTP
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Syntax
enable bootp
Parameters
None.
Description
This command activates BOOTP on the management module. When BOOTP is activated, the management module obtains its IP configuration from a BOOTP server on your network, whenever the unit is power cycled or reset. The protocol makes up to three requests for its IP configuration from the BOOTP server. If the BOOTP server does not respond, the management module uses the manually assigned IP address, if an IP address was manually assigned.
The default setting for BOOTP is disabled. To view the current status of BOOTP, refer to the SHOW SYSTEM command.
Note
If you activate BOOTP, you must reset the management module in order for the module to start issuing the BOOTP requests.
Note
The multiplexer does not support Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).
Example
The following command activates BOOTP on the multiplexer:
enable bootp
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DISABLE BOOTP
Syntax
disable bootp
Parameters
None.
Description
This command deactivates BOOTP on the multiplexer. The default setting for the protocol is disabled. To view the current status of BOOTP, refer to the SHOW SYSTEM command.
Example
disable bootp
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SHOW CONFIG
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Syntax
show config [all]
Parameters
all Displays all current multiplexer settings by
command.
Description
This command displays all of the multiplexer’s configurations.
Example
The following command displays the commands and their current multiplexer settings:
show config all
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SET SYSTEM
Syntax
set system [name=name] [location=location] [contact=contact]
Parameters
name Specifies the name of the multiplexer. The name
contact Specifies the name of the network administrator
location Specifies the location of the multiplexer. The
can be up to 20 alphanumeric characters in length. No spaces are allowed.
responsible for managing the multiplexer. The contact can be up to 20 alphanumeric characters in length. No spaces are allowed.
location can be from 1 to 15 alphanumeric characters in length. No spaces are allowed.
Description
This command sets a multiplexer’s name, the name of the network administrator responsible for managing the unit, and the location of the unit.
Examples
The following command sets a multiplexer’s information:
set system name=Sales contact=Jane_Smith location=Bldg_3_rm_212
The following command sets just the multiplexer’s name:
set system name=Production_Dept
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