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Support for a Secondary SIP server.................................................................................................
Show running option feature............................................................................................................
CPU utilization feature......................................................................................................................
Other changes...........................................................................................................................................
show console_timeout...............................................................................................................................
show configuration running.......................................................................................................................
show configuration stored.........................................................................................................................
show running-config..................................................................................................................................
show startup-config...................................................................................................................................
show system configuration........................................................................................................................
show user_accounts.................................................................................................................................
show users................................................................................................................................................
show whoami............................................................................................................................................
show file ls.................................................................................................................................................
show file version........................................................................................................................................
ip address..................................................................................................................................................
ip route......................................................................................................................................................
no user......................................................................................................................................................
show chassis.............................................................................................................................................
show dst....................................................................................................................................................
show module alarms.................................................................................................................................
show module configuration.......................................................................................................................
show module configuration all...................................................................................................................
show sntp..................................................................................................................................................
show telnet................................................................................................................................................
no switchport.............................................................................................................................................
show bridge port........................................................................................................................................
show interface ethernet.............................................................................................................................
Chapter 11: MAC address table commands.....................................................................
mac address..............................................................................................................................................
mac aging-time..........................................................................................................................................
show bridge config....................................................................................................................................
show bridge detail.....................................................................................................................................
show bridge mac.......................................................................................................................................
show bridge mac address.........................................................................................................................
show bridge mac dynamic.........................................................................................................................
show bridge mac static..............................................................................................................................
show bridge mac multicast........................................................................................................................
show bridge mac unicast...........................................................................................................................
show bridge vlan.......................................................................................................................................
show bridge port........................................................................................................................................
show mirror...............................................................................................................................................
show rmon alarm.......................................................................................................................................
show rmon alarms.....................................................................................................................................
show rmon ethernet_history......................................................................................................................
show rmon events.....................................................................................................................................
show rmon history_control........................................................................................................................
show rmon logs.........................................................................................................................................
show rmon statistics..................................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool altvlan..................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool callserver.............................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool clientid.................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool commit.................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool default_gateway..................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool dnsserver............................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool domain................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool exclude-range.....................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool host.....................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool hwaddr................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool lease...................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool netbios_name_server.........................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool network...............................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool tftpserver.............................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps pool wireless...............................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps relay............................................................................................................................
configure ip dhcps remote_database........................................................................................................
configure ip domain_name........................................................................................................................
configure ip name_server..........................................................................................................................
configure ip pname_server........................................................................................................................
show dhcp-relay........................................................................................................................................
show ip dhcps address_pools...................................................................................................................
show ip dhcps bindings.............................................................................................................................
show ip dhcps config.................................................................................................................................
show ip dhcps interfaces...........................................................................................................................
show ip dhcps statistics.............................................................................................................................
show ip dns...............................................................................................................................................
show ftp.....................................................................................................................................................
show telnet................................................................................................................................................
show tftp_server_info................................................................................................................................
clear ip prefix-list.......................................................................................................................................
configure interface ip address...................................................................................................................
configure interface ip proxy-arp.................................................................................................................
configure interface ip redirects..................................................................................................................
configure interface ip unreachables..........................................................................................................
configure ip icmp rate-limit........................................................................................................................
configure ip load-balancing.......................................................................................................................
configure ip prefix-list................................................................................................................................
configure ip route......................................................................................................................................
show ip interfaces.....................................................................................................................................
show ip prefix-list.......................................................................................................................................
show ip protocols......................................................................................................................................
show ip proxy-arp......................................................................................................................................
show ip route.............................................................................................................................................
show route-map........................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 access-list................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 general-prefix...........................................................................................................................
show ipv6 interfaces..................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 mroute......................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 mtu...........................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 mvif...........................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 neighbors.................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 prefix-list...................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 route.........................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 routers......................................................................................................................................
show sla profile.........................................................................................................................................
show ip packet-filter..................................................................................................................................
show ipv6 packet-filter...............................................................................................................................
show mac packet-filter..............................................................................................................................
show aaa accounting................................................................................................................................
show aaa authentication...........................................................................................................................
show aaa authorization.............................................................................................................................
show aaa interface....................................................................................................................................
show aaa radius........................................................................................................................................
show aaa status........................................................................................................................................
show aaa tacacs.......................................................................................................................................
show dot1x................................................................................................................................................
clear ip ssh session...................................................................................................................................
show ip ssh config.....................................................................................................................................
show ip ssh session..................................................................................................................................
Chapter 29: SIP Media Gateway commands.....................................................................
show sip-ua calls.......................................................................................................................................
show sip-ua map pstn-sip.........................................................................................................................
show sip-ua map sip-pstn.........................................................................................................................
show sip-ua statistics................................................................................................................................
show sip-ua status....................................................................................................................................
show sip-ua timers....................................................................................................................................
Global VoIP configuration commands.......................................................................................................
configure terminal system logging syslog module voip-cdr.......................................................................
show trunk group.......................................................................................................................................
configure dial-peer voice voip fax protocol................................................................................................
configure dial-peer voice voip fax rate......................................................................................................
configure dial-peer voice voip modem passthrough.................................................................................
configure voice service voip fax protocol..................................................................................................
configure voice service voip fax rate.........................................................................................................
configure voice service voip modem passthrough....................................................................................
show call active fax...................................................................................................................................
Common voice port configuration commands...........................................................................................
show call active voice................................................................................................................................
show voice port.........................................................................................................................................
Common FXS/FXO port configuration commands....................................................................................
debug ip arp..............................................................................................................................................
debug ip vrrp.............................................................................................................................................
debug ip vrrp all.........................................................................................................................................
debug ip vrrp error.....................................................................................................................................
debug ip vrrp state....................................................................................................................................
debug ip vrrp events..................................................................................................................................
debug ip vrrp packet..................................................................................................................................
debug ip tunnel.........................................................................................................................................
debug ip tunnel all.....................................................................................................................................
debug ip tunnel error.................................................................................................................................
debug ip tunnel encap...............................................................................................................................
debug ip tunnel decap...............................................................................................................................
debug ip tunnel packet..............................................................................................................................
debug ip tunnel keepalive.........................................................................................................................
debug ip tunnel state.................................................................................................................................
debug ip dhcps..........................................................................................................................................
debug ip dhcps all.....................................................................................................................................
debug ip dhcps error.................................................................................................................................
debug ip dhcps state.................................................................................................................................
debug ip dhcps events..............................................................................................................................
debug ip dhcps packet..............................................................................................................................
debug ip ssh..............................................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics......................................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics ipshow.........................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics icmpshow.....................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics rtshow..........................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics tcpshow.......................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics udpshow......................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics ipmuxshow...................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics ipmuxclear...................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics ipclear..........................................................................................................................
debug ip statistics icmpclear.....................................................................................................................
This guide provides the function and syntax for the commands that you can execute using the
Command Line Interface (CLI) for the Avaya Advanced Gateway 2330.
Related resources
Documentation
See the Avaya Advanced Gateway 2330 Documentation Roadmap, NN47264-103, for a list
of the documentation for this product.
Training
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Web site at http://avaya-learning.com.
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Introduction
Support
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documentation, product notices, and knowledge articles. You can also search for release
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Chapter 2: New in this release
This section details what is new in Command Line Reference Avaya Advanced Gateway 2330 (NN47264–
507) for Release 10.3.5.
Features
The following section details what is new in the Command Line Reference Avaya Advanced
Gateway 2330 (NN47264–507) for Release 10.3.5.
Support for a Secondary SIP server
The Secure Router and the Advanced Gateway (SR/AG) support dual Session Managers at
the headquarters. Then, if the Primary SIP server fails, the AG/SR fails over to the Secondary
SIP server so there’s no interruption in service. For more information, see configure sip-ua sip-
domain on page 306.
Show running option feature
Avaya Advanced Gateway 2300 Release 10.3.5 introduces options to the commands show
running-config and show startup-config that allow you to display specific parts of the current
configuration, rather than the full configuration. For more information, see
config on page 37 and show startup-config on page 37.
CPU utilization feature
Release 10.3.5 introduces CPU utilization monitoring functionality on the Avaya Advanced
Gateway 2330. For more information, see
show running-
CPU utilization commands on page 397.
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New in this release
Other changes
• The following commands have been updated with changes that were previously
documented in the Advanced Gateway 2330 Release Notes:
configure ip icmp rate-limit on page 185
-
- configure voice translation-rule rule on page 354
• New commands related to SNMPv3, that were previously documented in the Advanced
Gateway 2330 Release Notes, have been added to the section
page 131.
SNMP commands on
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Chapter 3: Basic CLI commands
This chapter describes the basic CLI commands used in the Avaya Advanced Gateway 2330.
clear
Use this command to access the clear commands.
Syntax
clear
Example
AG# clear
configure admin_name
Use this command to modify the administrator account user name.
To modify the administrator user name, you must log in with level 1 user privileges using the
administrator account (default user name is admin and password is setup).
Syntax
admin_name <admin-name>
Table 1: Variable definitions
Variable
<admin-name>Specifies the new administrator user name.
Example
AG/configure# admin_name HQadmin
Value
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Basic CLI commands
configure console_timeout
Use this command to configure a timeout in seconds for console sessions. The default value
is 0, which indicates no timeout.
Syntax
console_timeout <0-3600>
Example
AG/configure# console_timeout 900
configure flash
Use this command to copy a saved .cfg file from flash to the gateway to reinstate a previously
saved configuration. After you enter the command, the system prompts you to enter the full
file name.
Syntax
configure flash
Example
AG# configure flash
filename: AG2330.cfg
configure header
Use this command to add a header with descriptive information to the top of the configuration
file. The maximum length of the header is 80 characters.
Syntax
header "<header>"
Example
AG/configure# header "This file was originally activated on
07/16/10."
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