Avaya 2330 Reference Manual

Command Line Reference
Avaya Advanced Gateway 2330

Release 10.3.5

NN47264-507

Issue 01.02

August 2013

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Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction......................................................................................................

Purpose.....................................................................................................................................................

Related resources.....................................................................................................................................

Documentation.................................................................................................................................

Training............................................................................................................................................

Avaya Mentor videos........................................................................................................................

Support.............................................................................................................................................

Chapter 2: New in this release...........................................................................................

Features....................................................................................................................................................

Support for a Secondary SIP server.................................................................................................

Show running option feature............................................................................................................

CPU utilization feature......................................................................................................................

Other changes...........................................................................................................................................

Chapter 3: Basic CLI commands.......................................................................................

clear..........................................................................................................................................................

configure admin_name..............................................................................................................................

configure console_timeout........................................................................................................................

configure flash...........................................................................................................................................

configure header.......................................................................................................................................

configure interface.....................................................................................................................................

configure network......................................................................................................................................

configure secure_passwords....................................................................................................................

configure SYS_REM.................................................................................................................................

configure SYS_REM_...............................................................................................................................

configure terminal......................................................................................................................................

configure user...........................................................................................................................................

exit.............................................................................................................................................................

password...................................................................................................................................................

pop............................................................................................................................................................

reboot........................................................................................................................................................

save...........................................................................................................................................................

show..........................................................................................................................................................

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............................................................................................................................................

telnet.........................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 4: File management commands..........................................................................

file copy.....................................................................................................................................................

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file format..................................................................................................................................................

file ls..........................................................................................................................................................

file upload..................................................................................................................................................

file upload_event_log................................................................................................................................

file rename................................................................................................................................................

file rm........................................................................................................................................................

file show_boot...........................................................................................................................................

file version.................................................................................................................................................

show file ls.................................................................................................................................................

show file version........................................................................................................................................

Chapter 5: Commissioning commands............................................................................

admin_name.............................................................................................................................................

boot_params.............................................................................................................................................

clear telnet session...................................................................................................................................

date...........................................................................................................................................................

dst enable..................................................................................................................................................

dst set........................................................................................................................................................

ftp_server..................................................................................................................................................

ftp_user.....................................................................................................................................................

hostname..................................................................................................................................................

ip address..................................................................................................................................................

ip route......................................................................................................................................................

jumbo frame..............................................................................................................................................

no user......................................................................................................................................................

ping...........................................................................................................................................................

show chassis.............................................................................................................................................

show dst....................................................................................................................................................

show module alarms.................................................................................................................................

show module configuration.......................................................................................................................

show module configuration all...................................................................................................................

show sntp..................................................................................................................................................

show telnet................................................................................................................................................

sntp server................................................................................................................................................

sntp timeout...............................................................................................................................................

system jumbo-mtu-limit.............................................................................................................................

system reset-to-factory..............................................................................................................................

telnet banner.............................................................................................................................................

telnet_server.............................................................................................................................................

telnet timeout.............................................................................................................................................

tftp server..................................................................................................................................................

utc.............................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 6: T1/E1 module configuration commands........................................................

clear module..............................................................................................................................................

configure interface bundle drop................................................................................................................

configure interface bundle link e1/t1.........................................................................................................

configure module e1 alarms......................................................................................................................

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configure module e1 alarms hierarchy......................................................................................................

configure module e1 circuitId....................................................................................................................

configure module e1 clock_source...........................................................................................................

configure module e1 contactInfo...............................................................................................................

configure module e1 description...............................................................................................................

configure module e1 enable......................................................................................................................

configure module e1 framing....................................................................................................................

configure module e1 linecode...................................................................................................................

configure module e1 linemode..................................................................................................................

configure module e1 name.......................................................................................................................

configure module e1 yellow_alarm...........................................................................................................

configure module t1 alarms thresholds user.............................................................................................

configure module t1 alarms hierarchy.......................................................................................................

configure module t1 circuitId.....................................................................................................................

configure module t1 clock_source............................................................................................................

configure module t1 contactInfo................................................................................................................

configure module t1 description................................................................................................................

configure module t1 enable.......................................................................................................................

configure module t1 framing......................................................................................................................

configure module t1 linecode....................................................................................................................

configure module t1 linemode csu............................................................................................................

configure module t1 linemode dsx............................................................................................................

configure module t1 loopback_framing.....................................................................................................

configure module t1 name........................................................................................................................

configure module t1 yellow_alarm............................................................................................................

show module alarms.................................................................................................................................

show module ansistats..............................................................................................................................

show module configuration.......................................................................................................................

show module ietfstats................................................................................................................................

show module itutstats................................................................................................................................

show module thresholds...........................................................................................................................

show module userstats.............................................................................................................................

Chapter 7: ISDN configuration commands.......................................................................

configure interface bundle isdn activate....................................................................................................

configure interface bundle isdn map.........................................................................................................

configure interface bundle isdn switch-type..............................................................................................

configure interface bundle link bri.............................................................................................................

configure interface bundle link prie1|prit1.................................................................................................

show isdn interface...................................................................................................................................

show isdn interfaces..................................................................................................................................

Chapter 8: Interface bundle commands............................................................................

clear interface bundle................................................................................................................................

configure interface bundle contact............................................................................................................

configure interface bundle description......................................................................................................

configure interface bundle shutdown........................................................................................................

show interface bundle...............................................................................................................................

Chapter 9: Ethernet interface commands.........................................................................

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interface ethernet description....................................................................................................................

interface ethernet mtu...............................................................................................................................

interface ethernet REM.............................................................................................................................

interface ethernet REM_...........................................................................................................................

interface ethernet speed...........................................................................................................................

interface ethernet traffic-class-table..........................................................................................................

interface ethernet user-priority..................................................................................................................

system jumbo-mtu-limit.............................................................................................................................

Chapter 10: Interface mode commands............................................................................

switchport..................................................................................................................................................

no switchport.............................................................................................................................................

switchport mode hybrid.............................................................................................................................

switchport mode trunk...............................................................................................................................

switchport hybrid allowed..........................................................................................................................

switchport hybrid remove..........................................................................................................................

switchport trunk allowed............................................................................................................................

switchport trunk remove............................................................................................................................

switchport pvid..........................................................................................................................................

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...........................................................................................................................

Chapter 12: VLAN commands............................................................................................

vlan database............................................................................................................................................

vlan............................................................................................................................................................

show bridge vlan.......................................................................................................................................

interface vlan.............................................................................................................................................

shutdown...................................................................................................................................................

vlan classification......................................................................................................................................

rule ipv4.....................................................................................................................................................

rule protocol..............................................................................................................................................

vlan classification ipv4...............................................................................................................................

vlan classification protocol rule.................................................................................................................

switchport mode access vlan-stacking......................................................................................................

show bridge port........................................................................................................................................

Chapter 13: MSTP commands...........................................................................................

bridge........................................................................................................................................................

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bridge hello-time........................................................................................................................................

bridge max-age.........................................................................................................................................

bridge priority............................................................................................................................................

mstp..........................................................................................................................................................

mstp instance............................................................................................................................................

mstp instance priority................................................................................................................................

mstp max-hops..........................................................................................................................................

mstp region...............................................................................................................................................

mstp revision.............................................................................................................................................

spanning-tree............................................................................................................................................

spanning-tree link-type..............................................................................................................................

instance path-cost.....................................................................................................................................

instance priority.........................................................................................................................................

spanning-tree portfast...............................................................................................................................

spanning-tree portfast bpdu-filter..............................................................................................................

spanning-tree portfast bpdu-guard............................................................................................................

spanning-tree path-cost............................................................................................................................

spanning-tree priority................................................................................................................................

show spanning-tree...................................................................................................................................

clear spanning-tree mstp...........................................................................................................................

clear spanning-tree statistics.....................................................................................................................

Chapter 14: Port mirroring commands.............................................................................

mirror source.............................................................................................................................................

show mirror...............................................................................................................................................

Chapter 15: Bridge configuration commands..................................................................

configure bridge priority.............................................................................................................................

configure maximum aging time.................................................................................................................

configure forward time delay.....................................................................................................................

configure static MAC address...................................................................................................................

Chapter 16: SNMP commands...........................................................................................

clear snmp-stats........................................................................................................................................

clear snmp-view........................................................................................................................................

configure snmp-server access-group........................................................................................................

configure snmp-server chassis-id.............................................................................................................

configure snmp-server community............................................................................................................

configure snmp-server contact..................................................................................................................

configure snmp-server enable traps config...............................................................................................

configure snmp-server enable traps environment.....................................................................................

configure snmp-server enable traps snmp................................................................................................

configure snmp-server enable traps sntp..................................................................................................

configure snmp-server enable traps system.............................................................................................

configure snmp-server engine-id...............................................................................................................

configure snmp-server group....................................................................................................................

configure snmp-server location.................................................................................................................

configure snmp-server notify.....................................................................................................................

configure snmp-server notify-filter.............................................................................................................

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configure snmp-server notify-profile..........................................................................................................

configure snmp-server snmp-enable.........................................................................................................

configure snmp-server snmp-source.........................................................................................................

configure snmp-server target-address......................................................................................................

configure snmp-server target-params.......................................................................................................

configure snmp-server trap-source...........................................................................................................

configure snmp-server user......................................................................................................................

configure snmp-server view......................................................................................................................

show snmp access-group.........................................................................................................................

show snmp communities...........................................................................................................................

show snmp engine-id................................................................................................................................

show snmp notify......................................................................................................................................

show snmp notify-filter..............................................................................................................................

show snmp notify-profile...........................................................................................................................

show snmp snmp-source..........................................................................................................................

show snmp status.....................................................................................................................................

show snmp target-address........................................................................................................................

show snmp target-params.........................................................................................................................

show snmp trap-source.............................................................................................................................

show snmp traps.......................................................................................................................................

show snmp users......................................................................................................................................

show snmp user-groups............................................................................................................................

show snmp view name..............................................................................................................................

show snmp views......................................................................................................................................

Chapter 17: RMON commands..........................................................................................

clear event_log..........................................................................................................................................

clear rmon_logs.........................................................................................................................................

configure rmon alarm................................................................................................................................

configure rmon enable..............................................................................................................................

configure rmon event................................................................................................................................

configure rmon history...............................................................................................................................

configure rmon statistics...........................................................................................................................

show rmon alarm.......................................................................................................................................

show rmon alarms.....................................................................................................................................

show rmon ethernet_history......................................................................................................................

show rmon events.....................................................................................................................................

show rmon history_control........................................................................................................................

show rmon logs.........................................................................................................................................

show rmon statistics..................................................................................................................................

Chapter 18: DHCPv4 commands.......................................................................................

clear ip dhcps bindings..............................................................................................................................

clear ip dhcps statistics.............................................................................................................................

configure hostname...................................................................................................................................

configure interface dhcp-relay...................................................................................................................

configure ip dhcps enable.........................................................................................................................

configure ip dhcps interface......................................................................................................................

configure ip dhcps pool.............................................................................................................................

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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...............................................................................................................................................

Chapter 19: DHCPv6 commands.......................................................................................

configure interface ipv6 dhcp client...........................................................................................................

configure interface ipv6 dhcp relay...........................................................................................................

configure interface ipv6 dhcp server.........................................................................................................

configure ipv6 dhcp pool...........................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 dhcp pool dns-server.........................................................................................................

configure ipv6 dhcp pool domain-name....................................................................................................

configure ipv6 dhcp pool ntp-server..........................................................................................................

configure ipv6 dhcp pool prefix-delegation...............................................................................................

show ipv6 dhcp binding.............................................................................................................................

show ipv6 dhcp DUIDs..............................................................................................................................

show ipv6 dhcp interface...........................................................................................................................

show ipv6 dhcp pool..................................................................................................................................

Chapter 20: Network access commands..........................................................................

clear telnet_session..................................................................................................................................

clear telnet_sessions.................................................................................................................................

configure ftp_server..................................................................................................................................

configure ftp_user.....................................................................................................................................

configure telnet_banner............................................................................................................................

configure telnet_server..............................................................................................................................

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configure telnet_timeout............................................................................................................................

configure tftp_server.................................................................................................................................

telnet.........................................................................................................................................................

show ftp.....................................................................................................................................................

show telnet................................................................................................................................................

show tftp_server_info................................................................................................................................

Chapter 21: IPv4 routing commands.................................................................................

clear ip prefix-list.......................................................................................................................................

configure access-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........................................................................................................................................

Chapter 22: IPv6 routing commands.................................................................................

clear ipv6 mroute.......................................................................................................................................

clear ipv6 neighbors..................................................................................................................................

clear ipv6 prefix-list...................................................................................................................................

configure interface ipv6 address...............................................................................................................

configure interface ipv6 enable.................................................................................................................

configure interface ipv6 nd........................................................................................................................

configure interface ipv6 redirects..............................................................................................................

configure ipv6 access-list..........................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 general-prefix.....................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 hop-limit.............................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 icmp rate-limit....................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 load-balancing...................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 multicast-routing................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 neighbor.............................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 prefix-list............................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 route...................................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 unicast-routing...................................................................................................................

show ipv6 access-list................................................................................................................................

show ipv6 general-prefix...........................................................................................................................

show ipv6 interfaces..................................................................................................................................

show ipv6 mroute......................................................................................................................................

show ipv6 mtu...........................................................................................................................................

show ipv6 mvif...........................................................................................................................................

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show ipv6 prefix-list...................................................................................................................................

show ipv6 route.........................................................................................................................................

show ipv6 routers......................................................................................................................................

Chapter 23: Chassis QoS commands...............................................................................

clear qos chassis.......................................................................................................................................

configure interface qos chassis enable.....................................................................................................

configure interface qos chassis ewf..........................................................................................................

configure interface qos chassis red..........................................................................................................

configure interface qos chassis service-policy..........................................................................................

configure interface qos chassis shaping...................................................................................................

configure interface qos disable-qos..........................................................................................................

configure qos disable-qos.........................................................................................................................

configure qos chassis clone-policy-map...................................................................................................

configure qos chassis historical-stats ftp-parameters...............................................................................

configure qos chassis historical-stats sample-interval..............................................................................

configure qos chassis historical-stats upload............................................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map.............................................................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map............................................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map cbq.....................................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map enable-red.........................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map ewf.....................................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map excess-queue-buffers........................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map mark...................................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map match.................................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map pbr-redirect........................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map police color-aware.............................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map police srtcm........................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map police trtcm........................................................................

configure qos chassis policy-map class-map red.....................................................................................

show qos chassis......................................................................................................................................

show qos chassis historical-stats..............................................................................................................

show qos chassis historical-stats configuration........................................................................................

show qos chassis policy map....................................................................................................................

show qos chassis service-policy...............................................................................................................

show qos chassis system..........................................................................................................................

Chapter 24: Ethernet module QoS commands.................................................................

clear qos module policy-map....................................................................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module congestion-profile.....................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module default-queue............................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module egress-buffer-limit.....................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module ingress-buffer-limit....................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module mark-dscp.................................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module mark-user-priority.....................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module queue priority-queue.................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module queue wrr-queue......................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module queue queue-limit.....................................................................

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configure interface ethernet qos module queue shape.............................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module random-detect..........................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module service-policy............................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module shape........................................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module xoff-limit....................................................................................

configure interface ethernet qos module xon-limit....................................................................................

configure qos module accounting disable.................................................................................................

configure qos module clone-policy-map...................................................................................................

configure qos module congestion-profile drop-curve................................................................................

configure qos module congestion-profile exponential-weighting-constant................................................

configure qos module enable-rate-sampling.............................................................................................

configure qos module policing-cos-map ip................................................................................................

configure qos module policing-cos-map non-ip........................................................................................

configure qos module policy-map.............................................................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map............................................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map accounting enable..............................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map assign-drop-precedence....................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map assign-queue.....................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map mark-dscp..........................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map mark-user-priority...............................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map match ipv4.........................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map match ipv6.........................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map match non-ip......................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map pbr-redirect........................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map police color-aware..............................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map police disable.....................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map police drop-violate..............................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map police remark-cos..............................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map police srtcm........................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map police trtcm........................................................................

configure qos module policy-map class-map rate-monitoring...................................................................

configure qos module queue-cos-map......................................................................................................

configure qos module rate-monitoring......................................................................................................

configure qos module user-priority-cos-map.............................................................................................

show qos module congestion-profile.........................................................................................................

show qos module ethernet........................................................................................................................

show qos module policing-cos-map ip......................................................................................................

show qos module policing-cos-map non-ip...............................................................................................

show qos module policy-map....................................................................................................................

show qos module service-policy...............................................................................................................

show qos module system..........................................................................................................................

show qos system.......................................................................................................................................

Chapter 25: SLA commands..............................................................................................

clear sla profile..........................................................................................................................................

configure sla profile...................................................................................................................................

configure sla profile action........................................................................................................................

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configure sla profile icmp-echo.................................................................................................................

configure sla profile icmp-v6-echo............................................................................................................

configure sla profile threshold-type...........................................................................................................

configure sla profile threshold-value.........................................................................................................

configure sla profile udp-echo...................................................................................................................

configure sla profile udp-jitter....................................................................................................................

configure sla profile udp-v6-echo..............................................................................................................

configure sla profile udp-v6-jitter...............................................................................................................

configure sla schedule..............................................................................................................................

show sla profile.........................................................................................................................................

Chapter 26: Packet filter commands.................................................................................

clear ip packet-filter counters....................................................................................................................

clear ip packet-filter statistics....................................................................................................................

clear ipv6 packet-filter counters................................................................................................................

clear ipv6 packet-filter statistics................................................................................................................

configure ip packet-filter............................................................................................................................

configure ip packet-filter add|insert...........................................................................................................

configure ip packet-filter delete.................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 packet-filter........................................................................................................................

configure ipv6 packet-filter add|insert.......................................................................................................

configure ipv6 packet-filter delete.............................................................................................................

configure mac packet-filter........................................................................................................................

configure mac packet-filter add|insert.......................................................................................................

configure mac packet-filter delete.............................................................................................................

configure packet-filter-group.....................................................................................................................

show ip packet-filter..................................................................................................................................

show ipv6 packet-filter...............................................................................................................................

show mac packet-filter..............................................................................................................................

Chapter 27: AAA commands..............................................................................................

clear dot1x statistics..................................................................................................................................

configure aaa accounting..........................................................................................................................

configure aaa accounting update..............................................................................................................

configure aaa authentication login............................................................................................................

configure aaa authentication protocols.....................................................................................................

configure aaa authorization commands....................................................................................................

configure aaa enable................................................................................................................................

configure aaa radius primary_server|secondary_server acct_port...........................................................

configure aaa radius primary_server|secondary_server auth_port...........................................................

configure aaa radius primary_server|secondary_server ipaddress..........................................................

configure aaa radius primary_server|secondary_server retries................................................................

configure aaa radius primary_server|secondary_server shared_key.......................................................

configure aaa radius primary_server|secondary_server time_out............................................................

configure aaa radius src_address.............................................................................................................

configure aaa tacacs primary_server|secondary_server..........................................................................

configure aaa tacacs retries......................................................................................................................

configure aaa tacacs server_port..............................................................................................................

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configure aaa tacacs time_out..................................................................................................................

configure dot1x..........................................................................................................................................

configure interface ethernet dot1x dot1x-enable.......................................................................................

configure interface ethernet dot1x max-req..............................................................................................

configure interface ethernet dot1x port-control.........................................................................................

configure interface ethernet dot1x quiet-period........................................................................................

configure interface ethernet dot1x reauthentication..................................................................................

configure interface ethernet dot1x reauth-period......................................................................................

configure interface ethernet dot1x server-timeout....................................................................................

configure interface ethernet dot1x supplicant-timeout..............................................................................

configure interface aaa authentication......................................................................................................

configure interface aaa authorization........................................................................................................

configure interface aaa accounting...........................................................................................................

show aaa accounting................................................................................................................................

show aaa authentication...........................................................................................................................

show aaa authorization.............................................................................................................................

show aaa interface....................................................................................................................................

show aaa radius........................................................................................................................................

show aaa status........................................................................................................................................

show aaa tacacs.......................................................................................................................................

show dot1x................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 28: SSH2 commands............................................................................................

clear ip ssh session...................................................................................................................................

configure ssh_keygen change..................................................................................................................

configure ssh_keygen convert..................................................................................................................

configure ssh_keygen digest....................................................................................................................

configure ssh_keygen encrypt..................................................................................................................

configure ssh_keygen generate................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server authRetries.............................................................................................................

configure ssh_server authentication.........................................................................................................

configure ssh_server cipher......................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server compression...........................................................................................................

configure ssh_server enable.....................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server hostfile....................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server logevents................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server mac.........................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server port..........................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server restore.....................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server sftpd........................................................................................................................

configure ssh_server timeout....................................................................................................................

show ip ssh config.....................................................................................................................................

show ip ssh session..................................................................................................................................

Chapter 29: SIP Media Gateway commands.....................................................................

DSP channel licensing command.............................................................................................................

configure system licenses pvim_users......................................................................................................

SIP UA configuration commands..............................................................................................................

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configure sip-ua outbound-proxy..............................................................................................................

configure sip-ua set pstn-cause sip-status................................................................................................

configure sip-ua set sip-status pstn-cause................................................................................................

configure sip-ua register dynamic.............................................................................................................

configure sip-ua sip-server........................................................................................................................

configure sip-ua sip-server keepalive target.............................................................................................

configure sip-ua sip-domain......................................................................................................................

configure sip-ua transport.........................................................................................................................

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.......................................................................

configure voice call call-limit......................................................................................................................

configure voice class custom-cptone........................................................................................................

configure voice class dualtone..................................................................................................................

configure voice dsp dtmf-level...................................................................................................................

configure voice service voip codec...........................................................................................................

configure voice service voip emergency-number......................................................................................

configure voice service voip pass-through-call-prefix...............................................................................

configure voice service voip rtp port-validation.........................................................................................

configure voice service voip sip bind........................................................................................................

configure voice service voip sip rel1xx......................................................................................................

show voice service voip............................................................................................................................

ISDN configuration commands for voice...................................................................................................

link pri_t1 | pri_e1 | bri voice.....................................................................................................................

E1 R2 configuration commands................................................................................................................

configure module e1 cas-custom.....................................................................................................

configure module e1 cas-group timeslots.........................................................................................

T1 CAS configuration command...............................................................................................................

configure module t1 cas-group.................................................................................................................

FXO port configuration commands...........................................................................................................

configure voice-port ani mapping..............................................................................................................

configure voice-port connection plar.........................................................................................................

configure voice-port ring-number..............................................................................................................

configure voice-port signal cama..............................................................................................................

FXS port configuration commands............................................................................................................

configure voice-port signal did..................................................................................................................

configure voice-port timeouts initial...........................................................................................................

Common POTS and VoIP dial peer configuration commands..................................................................

clear statistics dial-peer voice...................................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice...........................................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice description........................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice destination-pattern............................................................................................

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configure dial-peer voice shutdown..........................................................................................................

show dial-peer voice.................................................................................................................................

POTS dial peer configuration commands.................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice pots clid.............................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice pots digit-strip...................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice pots forward-digits............................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice pots port............................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice pots prefix.........................................................................................................

VoIP dial peer configuration commands...................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice voip dtmf-relay rtp-nte.......................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice voip rtp payload-type........................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice voip session target............................................................................................

configure voice service voip dtmf-relay rtp-nte..........................................................................................

configure voice service voip rtp payload-type...........................................................................................

FXS port registration and authentication commands................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice pots authentication............................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice pots register e164.............................................................................................

configure sip-ua authentication.................................................................................................................

configure sip-ua registrar..........................................................................................................................

show sip-ua register status.......................................................................................................................

Caller ID configuration commands for FXS and FXO ports......................................................................

configure voice-port caller-id alerting ring.................................................................................................

configure voice-port caller-id block............................................................................................................

configure voice-port caller-id enable.........................................................................................................

configure voice-port station name.............................................................................................................

configure voice-port station number..........................................................................................................

DSP configuration commands...................................................................................................................

clear voice dsp statistics...........................................................................................................................

configure voice-port comfort-noise............................................................................................................

configure voice-port compand-type...........................................................................................................

configure voice-port echo-cancel coverage..............................................................................................

configure voice-port echo-cancel enable..................................................................................................

configure voice-port input gain..................................................................................................................

configure voice-port output attenuation.....................................................................................................

show voice dsp statistics...........................................................................................................................

show voice dsp status...............................................................................................................................

Number translation commands.................................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice translation-profile..............................................................................................

configure voice translation-profile.............................................................................................................

configure voice translation-profile translate..............................................................................................

configure voice translation-rule.................................................................................................................

configure voice translation-rule rule..........................................................................................................

Trunk group configuration commands......................................................................................................

configure trunk group................................................................................................................................

configure dial-peer voice pots trunkgroup.................................................................................................

configure voice-port trunk-group...............................................................................................................

show trunk group.......................................................................................................................................

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Fax/Modem configuration commands.......................................................................................................

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...........................................................................................

configure voice-port...................................................................................................................................

configure voice-port description................................................................................................................

configure voice-port shutdown..................................................................................................................

show call active voice................................................................................................................................

show voice port.........................................................................................................................................

Common FXS/FXO port configuration commands....................................................................................

configure voice-port battery-reversal.........................................................................................................

configure voice-port cptone.......................................................................................................................

configure voice-port signal........................................................................................................................

configure voice-port supervisory-disconnect.............................................................................................

Common FXS and T1 CAS command......................................................................................................

configure voice-port timeouts interdigit.....................................................................................................

Common T1 CAS and ISDN commands...................................................................................................

configure network-clock-select..................................................................................................................

show network-clock...................................................................................................................................

Mediation Server module configuration commands..................................................................................

configure interface servmod description...................................................................................................

configure interface servmod ip address....................................................................................................

configure interface servmod no shutdown................................................................................................

show interface servmod............................................................................................................................

Debugging commands..............................................................................................................................

debug voip dial-peer.................................................................................................................................

debug voice cc..........................................................................................................................................

debug ccsip all..........................................................................................................................................

debug ccsip messages..............................................................................................................................

debug ccsip media....................................................................................................................................

debug ccsip api.........................................................................................................................................

debug ccsip errors.....................................................................................................................................

debug cas..................................................................................................................................................

debug isdn q921.......................................................................................................................................

debug isdn q931.......................................................................................................................................

debug pots................................................................................................................................................

Chapter 30: SSM commands..............................................................................................

clear ssm database...................................................................................................................................

clear ssm sip-server statistics...................................................................................................................

configure terminal system license ssm_users...........................................................................................

configure terminal system logging syslog module voip-ssm-cdr...............................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm bind ip.....................................................................................

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configure terminal voice service voip ssm bind transport.........................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm cac exclude-pool....................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm cac max-calls..........................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm congestion-thresholds memory..............................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm default-gateway......................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm dialplan load...........................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm dialplan store..........................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm domain....................................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm enable.....................................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm keepalive-server.....................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm protocol-header......................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm provisioning............................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm registrar..................................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm sessiontimer...........................................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm sip-server dns-timeout............................................................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm sip-server reject-services-in-survivable-mode........................

configure terminal voice service voip ssm sip-server timer.......................................................................

show ssm cac status.................................................................................................................................

show ssm configuration.............................................................................................................................

show ssm congestion-thresholds..............................................................................................................

show ssm dial-plan....................................................................................................................................

show ssm licensed-users..........................................................................................................................

show ssm protocol-header........................................................................................................................

show ssm registered-users.......................................................................................................................

show ssm registrar....................................................................................................................................

show ssm session-timer............................................................................................................................

show ssm sip-server configuration............................................................................................................

show ssm sip-server statistics...................................................................................................................

show ssm sip-server status.......................................................................................................................

show ssm subscriber.................................................................................................................................

Chapter 31: CPU utilization commands............................................................................

configure process cpu...............................................................................................................................

configure process cpu history-process......................................................................................................

configure process cpu start-process.........................................................................................................

configure process cpu threshold total.......................................................................................................

configure process cpu threshold process.................................................................................................

configure process cpu threshold total notify..............................................................................................

configure process cpu threshold process notify........................................................................................

configure snmp-server enable traps cpu total...........................................................................................

configure snmp-server enable traps cpu process.....................................................................................

show processes cpu color.........................................................................................................................

show processes cpu history format...........................................................................................................

show processes cpu history process........................................................................................................

show processes cpu show-config.............................................................................................................

show processes cpu utilization format......................................................................................................

Chapter 32: Troubleshooting commands.........................................................................

debug........................................................................................................................................................

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debug ip....................................................................................................................................................

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.....................................................................................................................................

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debug ip dhcps state.................................................................................................................................

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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.....................................................................................................................

debug ipv6.................................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dhcp........................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dhcp detail..............................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dhcp error...............................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dhcp warnings........................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dhcp info.................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dhcp more..............................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 nd............................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 nd error...................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 nd trace..................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dad.........................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dad error.................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 dad trace................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 rtadv........................................................................................................................................

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debug ipv6 rtadv error...............................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 rtadv trace...............................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 statistics..................................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 statistics ipshow......................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 statistics icmpshow.................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 statistics tcpshow....................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 statistics udpshow..................................................................................................................

debug ipv6 statistics ipmuxshow...............................................................................................................

debug ipv6 statistics ipmuxclear...............................................................................................................

debug ipv6 packet-filter.............................................................................................................................

debug system............................................................................................................................................

debug system show_crash........................................................................................................................

debug system overwrite_crash_dump......................................................................................................

debug system clear_crash_dump.............................................................................................................

debug system display_overwrite_crash_dump.........................................................................................

debug system print_stats..........................................................................................................................

debug system clear_stats.........................................................................................................................

debug rtp...................................................................................................................................................

debug rtp tables........................................................................................................................................

debug rtp txtable.......................................................................................................................................

debug rtp rxtable.......................................................................................................................................

debug rtp statistics....................................................................................................................................

debug dhcp_relay.....................................................................................................................................

debug dhcp_relay enable_debug..............................................................................................................

debug dhcp_relay display_dhcp_table......................................................................................................

debug dhcp_relay display_hash_statistics................................................................................................

debug qos.................................................................................................................................................

debug qos chassis....................................................................................................................................

debug qos chassis show-buf-mgmt-info...................................................................................................

debug qos chassis show-class..................................................................................................................

debug qos chassis show-intf-qos-info.......................................................................................................

debug qos chassis show-red-info.............................................................................................................

debug qos chassis show-sch-list...............................................................................................................

debug qos chassis show-sch-info.............................................................................................................

debug qos chassis clear-sch-info..............................................................................................................

debug qos chassis hist-stats-upload-info..................................................................................................

debug qos chassis clear-upload-counters................................................................................................

debug qos chassis show-buf-overruns.....................................................................................................

debug qos chassis clear-buf-overruns......................................................................................................

debug all....................................................................................................................................................

debug pcap...............................................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture..................................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture direction....................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture snaplen.....................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture count........................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture filter..........................................................................................................................

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debug pcap capture drop-nonip................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture attach.......................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture commit......................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture show-config..............................................................................................................

debug pcap capture stats..........................................................................................................................

debug pcap capture dump........................................................................................................................

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Chapter 1: Introduction

Purpose

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

Ongoing product training is available. For more information or to register, you can access the
Web site at http://avaya-learning.com.

Avaya Mentor videos

Avaya Mentor is an Avaya-run channel on YouTube that includes technical content on how to
install, configure, and troubleshoot Avaya products.

Go to http://www.youtube.com/AvayaMentor and perform one of the following actions:

• Enter a key word or key words in the Search Channel to search for a specific product
or topic.

• Scroll down Playlists, and click the name of a topic to see the available list of videos
posted on the site.

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Introduction

Support

Visit the Avaya Support website at
documentation, product notices, and knowledge articles. You can also search for release
notes, downloads, and resolutions to issues. Use the online service request system to create
a service request. Chat with live agents to get answers to questions, or request an agent to
connect you to a support team if an issue requires additional expertise.

http://support.avaya.com for the most up-to-date

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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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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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configure interface

Use this command to enter the interface mode, and configure interface properties.

Syntax

interface <IFNAME>

Table 2: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<IFNAME> name of the interface for which the properties

Example

AG/configure# interface ethernet 0/0

configure interface

are to be configured.

configure network

Use this command to copy a saved .cfg file from the network to the gateway to reinstate a
previously saved configuration. After you enter the command, the system prompts you to enter
the DNS name or IP address of the host and the path and name of the configuration file.

Syntax

configure network

Example

AG# configure network

host: 1.2.3.4

filename: /networks/AG2330.cfg

configure secure_passwords

Use this command to encrypt the user passwords to ensure that no one can view them in plain
text when they are displayed on screen, or viewed in the configuration file. Use the no form of
the command to display passwords in plain text.

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Syntax

[no] secure_passwords

Example

AG/configure# secure_passwords

configure SYS_REM

Use this command to add comments at the beginning of a configuration. The comments appear
after saving the configuration using the save local command.

The maximum length of the comment string is 80 characters.

Syntax

SYS_REM "<comments>"

Example

AG/configure# SYS_REM “Configured on November 3, 2007 9:45 by JB.”

configure SYS_REM_

Use this command to add comments at the end of a configuration file. The comments appear
after saving the configuration using the save local command.

The maximum length of the comment string is 80 characters.

Syntax

SYS_REM_ "<comments>"

Example

AG/configure# SYS_REM_ "Everything left unchanged except IP packet
filter. JB 11/06/07 12:20."

configure terminal

Use this command to enter the configuration command mode from a console terminal or
management workstation and manually configure the gateway system parameters.

Syntax

configure terminal

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Example

AG# configure terminal

configure user

Use this command to configure users on the AG2330.

To configure users, you must log in with level 1 user privileges using the administrator
account.

You can configure any new user to have a user privilege level from 2 to 4. The administrator
account is the only account that has level 1 privileges.

Syntax

user <user-name> [<user-level>]

After you enter this command, the system prompts you to enter the password.

Table 3: Variable definitions

configure user

exit

Variable Value

<user-name> Specifies the user name.

[<user-level>] Specifies the privilege level for the user, from

2 to 4.

Example

AG/configure# user user1 2

Use this command to exits the system CLI or exit from a lower-level command prompt to a
higher-level command prompt in the CLI hierarchy.

Syntax

exit <n>

Table 4: Variable definitions

Variable

Value

<n> Specifies the number of levels to exit. The

range is 1 - 6; the default is 1.

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Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle wan1# exit 2

password

Use this command to change your own user password. If you are logged in using the
administrator user account, you can also change the passwords of other users.

After you enter the command, the system prompts you for the new password information.

Syntax

password

Table 5: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<old password> current password in use.

pop

<new password> new password.

Example

AG# password

In configuration mode, use this command to reset the command prompt level to the main
configuration mode level ( AG/configure# ).

Syntax

pop

Table 6: Variable definitions

Variable

<old password> current password in use.

<new password> new password.

Value

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet 0/3)# pop

AG/configure#

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reboot

save

reboot

Use this command to reboot the AG2330 using the current boot parameters.

Syntax

reboot

Example

AG# reboot

Use this command to save the current configuration to a .cfg file on the flash. Save your
configuration to flash each time you make configuration changes to allow the system to boot
from the latest configuration upon subsequent reboot.

You can also use this command to save the configuration to a network location using TFTP,
providing a backup of your configuration, or to copy the configuration to another AG2330.

Syntax

save {local [<filename>] | network <IP address> <file path>}

Table 7: Variable definitions

Variable

local [<filename>] Specifies to save the configuration file to the

network <IP address> <file path> Specifies the network IP address, path, and

Value

local flash. You can also specify an optional
filename. The default filename is
system.cfg.

file name for the saved file.

Example

AG# save local

show

Use this command to access the show commands.

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Syntax

show

Example

AG# show

show console_timeout

Use this command to display the configured console timeout value.

Syntax

show console_timeout

Example

AG# show console_timeout

show configuration running

Use this command to display the current running configuration.

Syntax

show configuration running

Example

AG# show configuration running

show configuration stored

Use this command to display the configuration that is stored in Flash.

Syntax

show configuration stored

Example

AG# show configuration stored

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show running-config

Use this command to display selected parts of the current running configuration.

Enter the command without any options to show the full configuration.

Syntax

show running-config

Table 8: Variable definitions

Variable Value

begin <string> Displays the configuration starting at the line

include <string> Displays lines containing the string.

exclude <string> Displays lines not containing the string.

show running-config

that matches the string.

include-section <string> Displays lines containing and associated

with the string.

exclude-section <string> Displays lines not containing and not

associated with the string.

The optional <string> is formed by 3 substrings, for example, <string1> <string2> <string3>,
such as "interface ethernet 0/1". Each of these substrings consists of a maximum of 40
characters.

Examples

AG# show running-config begin interface

AG# show running-config include interface

AG# show running-config include interface ethernet

AG# show running-config exclude interface

AG# show running-config exclude interface ethernet 0/1

AG# show running-config include-section interface

AG# show running-config exclude-section interface

show startup-config

Use this command to display selected parts of the current startup configuration.

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Enter the command without any options to show the full configuration.

Syntax

show startup-config

Table 9: Variable definitions

file Local file name.

begin <string> Displays the configuration starting at the line

include <string> Displays lines containing the string.

exclude <string> Displays lines not containing the string.

include-section <string> Displays lines containing and associated

exclude-section <string> Displays lines not containing and not

Variable Value

The default is system.cfg

that matches the string..

with the string.

associated with the string.

The optional <string> is formed by 3 substrings, for example <string1> <string2> <string3>,
such as "interface ethernet 0/1". Each of these substrings consists of a maximum of 40
characters.

Examples

AG# show startup-config file oldsystem.cfg begin interface

AG# show startup-config file oldsystem.cfg include interface

AG# show startup-config file oldsystem.cfg include interface ethernet

AG# show startup-config file oldsystem.cfg exclude interface

AG# show startup-config file oldsystem.cfg exclude interface ethernet

0/1

AG# show startup-config file oldsystem.cfg include-section interface

AG# show startup-config file oldsystem.cfg exclude-section interface

show system configuration

Use this command to display the system configuration.

Syntax

show system configuration

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Example

AG# show system configuration

show user_accounts

Use this command to display configured users and their associated account levels.

Syntax

show user_accounts

Example

AG# show user_accounts

show users

show user_accounts

Use this command to display users who are actively connected to the AG2330.

Syntax

show users

Example

AG# show users

show whoami

Use this command to display the account used to log on to the gateway for the current
session.

Syntax

show whoami

Example

AG# show whoami

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telnet

Use this command to open a Telnet session.

Syntax

telnet <hostname> <port_number> <outgoing-interface>

Example

AG# telnet 2.2.2.2 2602

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Chapter 4: File management commands

file copy

Use this command to copy a file in compact flash memory or USB memory and assign the
copy a new name.

Syntax

file copy {/cf0/<filename> | /cf1/<filename> | /usb0/<filename>}
{/cf0/<dest-filename> | /cf1/<dest-filename> | /usb0/<dest­filename>}

Table 10: Variable definitions

Variable Value

{/cf0/<filename> | /cf1/<filename> | /usb0/
<filename>}

{/cf0/<dest-filename> | /cf1/<dest-filename>
| /usb0/<dest-filename>}

Example

AG# file copy /cf0/AG2330.cfg /usb0/AG2330_0607.cfg

file download

Use this command to download a file from a remote host to compact flash or USB memory.
You can transfer the file using either TFTP or FTP. If you use this command with an FTP server,
you must specify the FTP user ID and password for authentication.

Syntax

file download <source-host-ip> <source-dirpath/filename> {/cf0/
<filename> | /cf1/<filename> | /usb0/<filename>}

Table 11: Variable definitions

Specifies the source filename to be copied.

Specifies the destination filename.

Variable

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Value

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<source-host-ip> Specifies the source host (server) IP or IPv6

<source-dirpath/filename> Specifies the path name of the source file.

address.

{/cf0/<filename> | /cf1/<filename> | /usb0/
<filename>}

Example

AG# file download 90.90.90.240 ftpboot/AG2330_0607.cfg /cf0/
AG2330_0607.cfg

file format

Use this command to format the compact flash or USB memory.

Syntax

file format [/cf0 | /cf1 | /usb0]

Example

AG# file format /cf0

Specifies the location and name of the file
destination.

file ls

Use this command to display all files that are saved on the compact flash (CF0 or CF1) or USB.
By default, CF0 files are shown.

Syntax

file ls [/cf0 | /cf1 | /usb0]

Example

AG# file ls /cf0

file upload

Use this command to upload a file from compact flash or USB memory to a remote host. You
can transfer the file using either TFTP or FTP. If you use this command with an FTP server,
you must specify the FTP user ID and password for authentication.

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file upload_event_log

Syntax

file upload {/cf0/<filename> | /cf1/<filename> | /usb0/<filename>}
<dest-host-ip> <dest-path/filename> [<outgoing-interface>] [id
<user-id>] [passwd <password>]

Table 12: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<dest-host-ip> Specifies the destination host (server) IP or

IPv6 address.

<dest-dirpath/filename> Specifies the destination path name for the

file.

{/cf0/<filename> | /cf1/<filename> | /usb0/
<filename>}

[interface <outgoing-interface>] Specifies the outgoing interface.

[id <user-id>] Specifies the FTP user ID.

[passwd <password>] Specifies the FTP password.

Example

AG# file upload /cf0/system.cfg 90.90.90.240 system.cfg id admin
passwd pword

file upload_event_log

Use this command to upload the event log to a network location.

Syntax

file upload_event_log <dest-host-ip> <remote-filename>

Example

AG# file upload_event_log 90.90.90.240 events

Specifies the source filename to be
uploaded.

file rename

Use this command to rename a file on compact flash or USB

Syntax

file rename {/cf0/<filename> | /cf1/<filename> | /usb0/<filename>}
<new-filename>

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Example

AG# file rename /cf1/system.cfg system_071507.cfg

file rm

Use this command to remove a file from compact flash or USB

Syntax

file rm {/cf0/<filename> | /cf1/<filename> | /usb0/<filename>}

Example

AG# file rm /cf0/SR4134_0100.cfg

file show_boot

Use this command to display information about the Golden and Normal boot files.

Syntax

file show_boot

Example

AG# file show_boot

file version

Use this command to display the image file versions that are saved on compact flash (CF0 or
CF1) or USB. By default, CF0 files are shown.

Syntax

file version [/cf0 | /cf1 | /usb0]

Example

AG# file version /cf0

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show file ls

Use this command to display all files that are saved on the compact flash (CF0 or CF1) or USB.
By default, CF0 files are shown.

Syntax

show file ls [/cf0 | /cf1 | /usb0]

Example

AG# show file ls /cf0

show file version

Use this command to display the image file versions that are saved on compact flash (CF0 or
CF1) or USB. By default, CF0 files are shown.

show file ls

Syntax

show file version [/cf0 | /cf1 | /usb0]

Example

AG# show file version /cf0

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Chapter 5: Commissioning commands

admin_name

Use this command to change the administrator log-in name (Level 1 access) to a user-specified
name.

Syntax

admin_name <WORD>

Table 13: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<WORD> Specifies the new name.

Example

AG/configure# admin_name fremont

boot_params

Use this command to configure the boot parameters.

Syntax

boot_params

Example

AG/configure# boot_params

clear telnet session

You can disconnect a specific Telnet session, if necessary, or you can disconnect all Telnet
sessions simultaneously.

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Syntax

clear telnet_session <value>

clear telnet_sessions

Table 14: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<value> Specifies the Telnet session sequence

Example

AG# clear telnet_session 6

To quickly disconnect all Telnet sessions, use the command: clear telnet_sessions

date

number. Enter a value from 1 to 16.

Use this command to configure the date on the Avaya Advanced Gateway 2330 (AG2330).

Syntax

date <month> <day> <year>

Table 15: Variable definitions

<day> The current day in relation to the month.

<month> The current month. Enter a value from 1 to

<year> The current year. Enter a value from 2000 to

Example

AG/configure# date 1 7 2005

dst enable

Variable

Value

Enter a value from 1 to 31.

12.

2100.

Use this command to enable the DST configuration. Use the no form of the command to disable
DST.

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dst set

dst set

Syntax

[no] dst enable

Example

AG/configure# dst enable

The daylight saving time (DST) feature allows you to configure a time offset for daylight saving.
Use this command to configure DST on the Advanced Gateway 2330.

Syntax

dst set <device location> <start hour> <start minute> <start week of
month> <start day of week> <start month> <end hour> <end minute> <end
week of month> <end day of week> <end month> <dst duration hrs> <dst
duration minutes>

Table 16: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<device location> Specifies the location of the device.

<start hour> Specifies the start hour (00 - 23), in other

words, the hour at which the DST offset time
begins.

<start minute> Specifies the start minute (00 - 59)

<start week of month> Specifies the start week of <start month> (1

- 4)

<start day of week> Specifies the start day of week (0 - sunday,

6 - saturday)

<start month> Specifies the start month of year (1 - 12)

<end hour> Specifies the end hour (00 - 23), in other

words, the hour at which the DST offset time
ends.

<end minute> Specifies the end minute (00 - 59)

<end week of month> Specifies the end week of <end month> (1 -

4)

<end day of week> Specifies the end day of week (0 - sunday, 6

- saturday)

<end month> Specifies the end month of year (1 - 12)

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<dst duration hrs> Specifies the number of offset hours to add

<dst duration minutes> Specifies the number of offset minutes to add

Example

Consider the following DST scenario:

• DST start: 2nd Sunday of April at 2:00 AM

• DST end: 2nd Sunday of October at 2:00 AM

• Offset time amount: 1:00 hours

To achieve this configuration, consider the following:

Variable Value

to the time at the start of DST (and remove
at the end of DST).

to the time at the start of DST (and remove
at the end of DST).

Parameter DST start: 2nd

Sunday of April at

2:00 AM

start hour 2 - -

start minute 0 - -

start week of month 2 - -

start day of week 0 - -

start month 4 - -

end hour - 2 -

end minute - 0 -

end week of month - 2 -

end day of week - 0 -

end month - 10 -

dst duration hrs - - 1

dst duration minutes - - 0

DST end: 2nd Sunday
of October at 2:00 AM

To configure DST for this example, enter the following:

Offset time

amount: 1:00

hours

AG/configure# dst set LOCATION 2 0 2 0 4 2 0 2 0 10 1 0

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ftp_server

Use this command to enable or disable the FTP server.

Syntax

[no] ftp_server

Example

AG/configure# ftp_server

ftp_user

Use this command to configure FTP users.

ftp_server

Syntax

ftp_user <username>

Example

AG/configure# ftp_user user01

hostname

Use this command to set or change the AG2330 name.

Syntax

hostname <WORD>

Table 17: Variable definitions

Variable

<WORD> Specifies the name you want to assign to the

Example

AG/configure# hostname samsung

Value

AG2330.

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ip address

Use this command to configure the IP address of the management port.

Syntax

ip address <ipaddr> <netmask>

Table 18: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<ipaddr> Specifies the IP address that you assign to

<netmask> Specifies the network mask that you assign

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (0/0)# ip address 10.11.12.13

255.255.255.0

the management port.

to the management port.

ip route

Use this command to configure a static route for specifying a preferred route to a
destination.

Syntax

ip route <netaddr/mask> <gateway>

Table 19: Variable definitions

Example

AG/configure# ip route 11.12.13.14/24 10.11.12.0

Variable

<netaddr/mask> Specifies the IP address and the subnet

<gateway> Specifies the IP address or interface name of

Value

mask of the destination network.

the gateway.

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jumbo frame

Use 9216 to enable jumbo frames, save config and reboot.

Syntax

<WORD>Enter MTU Limit 1500 or 9216 (default =1500)

Table 20: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<WORD> Specifies the name you want to assign to the

Example

AG/configure#system jumbo-mtu-limit>?

jumbo frame

gateway.

no user

Use this command to remove configured user names from the Advanced Gateway 2330.

Syntax

no user <username>

Example

AG/configure# no user user05

ping

Ping a device to verify the connection between the AG2330 and that network device. If the
network device sends a ping reply, a message indicates that the specified IP address is alive
and can communicate with the gateway. If the gateway does not receive a reply, the message
indicates that the address is not responding.

Syntax

ping <ipaddr>

Table 21: Variable definitions

Variable

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<ipaddr> Specifies the destination IP address.

Example

AG# ping 10.11.12.13

show chassis

Use the procedure in this section to view summary information about the AG2330 chassis,
including its operational status. After you install interface modules, you can use the show
chassis command to verify that the AG2330 recognizes the modules.

Syntax

show chassis

Example

AG# show chassis

show dst

Use this command to display the daylight saving time (DST) configuration and status.

Syntax

show dst

Example

AG# show dst

show module alarms

Use this command to check the system for alarms.

Syntax

show module alarms {t1|e1|ct3|serial|hssi|t3} <slot/port>

Example

AG# show module alarms serial 2/1

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show module configuration

Use this command to quickly check the state and configuration of installed interface
modules.

Syntax

show module configuration {t1|e1|ct3|serial|hssi|t3} <slot/port>

Example

AG# show module configuration serial 2/1

show module configuration all

Use this command to check the state and configuration of all installed interface modules.

show module configuration

Syntax

show module configuration all

Example

AG# show module configuration all

show sntp

Use this command to display the SNTP configuration.

Syntax

show sntp

Example

AG# show sntp

show telnet

View the Telnet server settings for information about the status of the Telnet server (enabled
or disabled) and the Telnet session timeout value.

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Syntax

show telnet

Example

AG# show telnet

sntp server

The Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) synchronizes the internal clocks of various network
devices across large, diverse networks to universal standard time.

Use this command to configure the location of the SNTP server.

Syntax

sntp server {ipaddr|hostname}

Table 22: Variable definitions

Variable Value

{ipaddr|hostname} The IP address or host name of the

Example

AG/configure# sntp server 11.12.13.14

sntp timeout

Use this command to set the timeout value for the response from the server.

Syntax

sntp timeout <value>

Table 23: Variable definitions

Variable

<value> The timeout value in seconds. The default

broadcast server. The default value is any
broadcast server.

Value

timeout value is 1024 seconds.

Example

AG/configure# sntp timeout 500

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system jumbo-mtu-limit

The AG2330supports jumbo frames. Use this command to configure the AG2330 system
settings to support jumbo frames.

Syntax

system jumbo-mtu-limit <value>

Table 24: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<value> Valid values for the jumbo MTU limit are 1500

Example

AG/configure# system jumbo-mtu-limit 9216

system jumbo-mtu-limit

and 9216 bytes. The default value is 1500
bytes.

system reset-to-factory

Resetting the gateway returns it to a factory-default configuration. Use this command to reset
the AG2330.

Syntax

system reset-to-factory {system|users}

Table 25: Variable definitions

Variable

{system|users} Enter system to remove all information

Example

AG/configure# system reset-to-factory system

Value

stored in memory, which includes user
information, event logs, crash logs,
command logs, and boot parameters. Enter

users to remove all users and information

related to users.

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telnet banner

Use this command to configure a message to be showed after a telnet login.

Syntax

telnet_banner banner <string> [banner1] [banner2]

Table 26: Variable definitions

<string> The banner text that you want to appear in

[banner1] An optional parameter that you use to extend

Variable Value

Telnet sessions. Enter the banner text in
quotation marks. The banner text can be up
to 255 characters in length. Use \n to begin

a new line within the banner.

the banner text. If you require the banner text
be more than 255 characters in length, use

banner1 <string> to continue the

banner text.

[banner2] An optional parameter that you use to extend

Example

AG/configure# telnet_banner banner Welcome to Telnet

telnet_server

Use this command to enable or disable the telnet service.

Syntax

[no] telnet_server

Example

AG/configure# telnet_server

the banner text.

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telnet timeout

You can configure the timeout value for Telnet sessions. A Telnet session disconnects if it
remains inactive for the configured session duration. Use this command to enable or disable
the telnet server.

Syntax

telnet_timeout <value>

Table 27: Variable definitions

<value> Enter the time in seconds (from 0 to 3600)

telnet timeout

Variable Value

after which inactive Telnet sessions
automatically disconnect. The default value
is 900 seconds. If you enter a value of 0
seconds, inactive Telnet sessions do not
automatically disconnect.

Example

AG/configure# telnet_timeout 300

tftp server

Use this command to enable the TFTP service.

Syntax

[no] tftp_server

Example

AG/configure# tftp_server

utc

Use this command to set the current time for the AG2330 in relation to Coordinated Universal
Time (UTC).

Syntax

utc <+|-> <hour offset> <minute offset>

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Table 28: Variable definitions

<+|-> The time zone offset. Enter + to indicate that

<hour offset> The number of hours that your local time is

<minute offset> The number of minutes that your local time

Example

AG/configure# utc - 4 0

Variable Value

your time zone is ahead of UTC. Enter - to
indicate that your time zone is behind UTC.

offset from UTC. Enter a value from 0 to 23.

is offset from UTC. Enter a value from 0 to

59.

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commands

clear module

Use this command to clear user statistics for a T1/E1 module interface.

Syntax

clear module {e1_userstats|t1_userstats} <slot/port>

Example

AG# clear module e1_userstats 2/1

configure interface bundle drop

Use this command to allow system to drop an errored T1 or E1 link from the bundle. A bundle
is dropped if excessive errors of a user-specified type occur for a user-defined time interval.

This parameter does not apply for single-T1 or E1 link and N x DS0 (fractional T1 or E1)
bundles.

Syntax

drop error_type {es | ses | uas | eev | bpv | css | oof | crc } <drop­value>

Table 29: Variable definitions

Variable

error_type Error condition that will cause droppage of a

es Errored Seconds

ses Severely Errored Seconds

uas Unavailable Seconds

eev Excessive Error Violations Seconds

Value

T1 or E1 link from the bundle.

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bpv Bipolar Violations

css Controlled Slip Seconds

oof Out of Frame Seconds

crc CRC-6 Errors

<drop-value> Drop time in consecutive seconds (1-10 for

es, ses, uas) or drop counts.

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle t1# drop error_type ses 10

configure interface bundle link e1/t1

Use this command to link a bundle to the T1/E1 interface to group DS0’s into one configurable
interface, and to configure the encapsulation.

Syntax

link [t1 | e1] <slot/port>[:<DS0>] [speed {56 | 64}] [invert_data
{inverted_data}]

Table 30: Variable definitions

Variable

<slot/port> Specifies the slot and port of the T1 or E1

[:<DS0>] Optional DS0 channels to be assigned to a

[speed {56 | 64}] Transmission speed of all DS0 channels in

[invert_data {inverted_data}] Whether or not to invert the data on all DS0

Value

interface to configure.

fractional T1 bundle (1 - 24).

the bundle (56 or 64 kbps). If this parameter
is not entered, all DS0 channels operate at
64 kbps.

channels (optional entry). If inverted_data is
not entered, the data is not inverted on any
DS0 channels.

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle SF_01# link e1 3/1

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configure module e1 alarms

When thresholds are exceeded, the system generates alarms that indicate the possible
deterioration of an E1 link. Use this command to define one alarm threshold for each available
parameter.

Syntax

alarms thresholds user < 1 - 10 > [ ses | es | uas | css | oof | crc
| bpv ] < sampling-interval > < rising-threshold > < falling­threshold > sample_type [absolute | delta]

Table 31: Variable definitions

Variable Value

1-10 Alarm threshold number.

absolute The errored second or event count is

configure module e1 alarms

compared directly to the specified threshold
values, and the appropriate alarm type
(rising or falling) is reported.

ses | es | uas | css | oof | crc | bpv bpv: Threshold for bipolar violation crc:

Threshold for cyclic redundancy check css:
Threshold for controlled slip second es:
Threshold for errored seconds oof:
Threshold for out of frame ses: Threshold for
severely errored seconds uas: Threshold for
unavailable seconds

delta The errored second or event count is

compared to the difference between the
rising and falling thresholds, and a rising
alarm is reported if the actual error count
exceeds that difference. This is the default
setting if you do not specify a sampling
type.

falling-threshold Minimum number of errored seconds or

events below which a falling alarm is
reported. This alarm is reported if a rising
alarm was previously reported and the
number of errored seconds or events
subsequently dropped below this minimum
threshold. The falling threshold value must
be less than the rising threshold value above.
The range is 0 - 2147483647.

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rising-threshold Number of errored seconds or events which,

sampling-interval Sampling interval, in seconds. The range is

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)/alarms/thresholds# user 1 ses 300 50 30

In this example, the monitored parameter is the number of Severely Errored Seconds that
occur. The sampling interval is set to 300 seconds (5 minutes). The rising alarm threshold is
50 SES and the falling alarm threshold is 30 SES. Delta sampling is used (by default), in which
a rising alarm is reported if the SES count increases by 20 (50 - 30 = 20) during any sampling
interval. Similarly, a falling alarm is reported if the SES count decreases by 20 during any
interval.

if exceeded during any sampling interval,
results in a rising alarm. The range is 0 ­2147483647

1 - 65535.

configure module e1 alarms hierarchy

Use this command to enable or disable the hierarchy for displaying Receive Loss of Signal
(RLOS) and Receive Loss of Frame (RLOF) on an E1 link.

Syntax

[no] alarms hierarchy

Table 32: Variable definitions

Variable

no Disables hierarchy.

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# alarms hierarchy

configure module e1 circuitId

Use this command to specify an optional circuit ID for the E1 interface.

Value

Syntax

cicuitId <circuit-id>

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Table 33: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<circuit-id> optional circuit ID for the E1 channel.

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# circuit_Id Main01

configure module e1 clock_source

Use this command to configure the clock source to set the network timing source for an E1
link.

Syntax

clock_source {internal | line}

Table 34: Variable definitions

configure module e1 clock_source

Variable Value

internal Sets the clock source to the internal clock of

the Avaya Advanced Gateway 2330
(default).

line Sets the clock source to be recovered from

the incoming E1 signal (loop timing).

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# clock_source line

configure module e1 contactInfo

Use this command to specify contact information for a person who can provide details
regarding the E1 link.

Syntax

contactInfo <contact-info>

Table 35: Variable definitions

Variable

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<contact-info> person to contact for information regarding

the E1 link.

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# contactInfo James Smythe

configure module e1 description

Use this command to enter a description for the E1 interface.

Syntax

description <port-description>

Table 36: Variable definitions

Variable Value

port-description Describes the E1 interface.

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# description Connected to branch fas2/0

configure module e1 enable

Use this command to enable the E1 interface to allow the link to transmit and receive data.

Syntax

[no] enable

Table 37: Variable definitions

Variable

[no] Takes the E1 link out of service. This action

Value

sends an all-ones Alarm Indication Signal
(AIS) to the far end and places the link out of
service.

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# enable

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configure module e1 framing

Use this command to set the framing mode for the E1 link.

Syntax

framing {crc|non_crc|disable}

Table 38: Variable definitions

Variable Value

crc Specifies CRC framing format for E1

non_crc Specifies non-CRC framing format for E1.

disable Disables the E1 framer.

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# framing noncrc

configure module e1 framing

(default).

configure module e1 linecode

Use this command to set the type of line coding for the E1 link.

Syntax

linecode {hdb3|ami}

Table 39: Variable definitions

Variable

ami AMI linecode for E1.

hdb3 HDB3 linecode for E1 (default).

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# linecode ami

Value

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configure module e1 linemode

Use this command to configure the line mode for the E1 interface.

Syntax

linemode {long_haul | short_haul}

Table 40: Variable definitions

Variable Value

long_haul Long haul type for linemode configuration.

short_haul Short haul type for linemode configuration.

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# linemode short_haul

Operations up to 6 dB. (default).

Operations up to 43 dB.

configure module e1 name

Use this command to assign a name to the E1 link.

Syntax

name <name>

Table 41: Variable definitions

Variable

<name> Assigns a name to the E1 link (max 16

Value

bytes).

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)# name test1

configure module e1 yellow_alarm

Use this command to configure the yellow alarm operation on the E1 link.

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configure module t1 alarms thresholds user

Syntax

yellow_alarm {generate | detect | gen_det | disable}

Table 42: Variable definitions

Variable Value

detect Detect incoming yellow alarms from the

network.

disable Disable yellow alarm generator.

gen_det Generate and detect yellow alarms (default

state).

generate Generate and send yellow alarms to the

network.

Example

AG/configure/module/e1 (3/1)/alarms/thresholds# yellow_alarm gen_det

configure module t1 alarms thresholds user

Use this command to set the T1 user statistic alarm thresholds.

When user-configurable thresholds are exceeded, the AG2330 generates alarms that indicate
the possible deterioration of a T1 link. Refer to the following parameters to determine the
specific T1 data type that needs to be configured. You can define one alarm threshold for each
parameter.

Syntax

alarms thresholds user < 1 - 10 > [ ses | es | uas | eev | css | oof
| crc | bpv ] < sampling-interval > < rising-threshold > < falling­threshold > sample_type [ absolute | delta ]

Table 43: Variable definitions

Variable

1-10 Alarm threshold number.

absolute | delta absolute: The errored second or event count

is compared directly to the specified
threshold values, and the appropriate alarm
type (rising or falling) is reported. delta: The
errored second or event count is compared
to the difference between the rising and
falling thresholds, and a rising alarm is
reported if the actual error count exceeds

Value

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Variable Value

ses | es | uas | eev | css | oof | crc | bpv Specifies the threshold type: bpv: Threshold

falling-threshold Minimum number of errored seconds or

that difference. This is the default setting if
you do not specify a sampling type.

for bipolar violation crc: Threshold for cyclic
redundancy check css: Threshold for
controlled slip second eev: Threshold for esf
error events es: Threshold for errored
seconds oof: Threshold for out of frame ses:
Threshold for severely errored seconds uas:
Threshold for unavailable seconds

events below which a falling alarm is
reported. This alarm is reported if a rising
alarm was previously reported and the
number of errored seconds or events
subsequently dropped below this minimum
threshold. The falling threshold value must
be less than the rising threshold value above.
The range is 0 - 2147483647.

rising-threshold Number of errored seconds or events which,

if exceeded during any sampling interval,
results in a rising alarm. The range is 0 ­2147483647

sampling-interval Sampling interval, in seconds. The range is

1 - 65535.

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)/alarms/thresholds# user 1 ses 300 50 30

In this example, the monitored parameter is the number of Severely Errored Seconds that
occur. The sampling interval is set to 300 seconds (5 minutes). The rising alarm threshold is
50 SES and the falling alarm threshold is 30 SES. Delta sampling is used (by default), in which
a rising alarm is reported if the SES count increases by 20 (50 - 30 = 20) during any sampling
interval. Similarly, a falling alarm is reported if the SES count decreases by 20 during any
interval.

configure module t1 alarms hierarchy

Use this command to enable or disable the hierarchy for displaying Receive Loss of Signal
(RLOS) and Receive Loss of Frame (RLOF) on a T1 link.

Syntax

[no] alarms hierarchy

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Table 44: Variable definitions

Variable Value

no Disables hierarchy.

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# alarms hierarchy

configure module t1 circuitId

Use this command to specify an optional circuit name for a T1 channel.

Syntax

cicuitId [cktId] <circuit-id>

Table 45: Variable definitions

configure module t1 circuitId

Variable Value

<circuit-id> Optional circuit ID for the T1 channel.

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# circuit_Id Main01

configure module t1 clock_source

Use this command to specify a network timing source for a T1 link.

Syntax

clock_source {backplane|internal|line}

Table 46: Variable definitions

Variable

backplane Sets the clock source to the backplane of the

internal Sets the clock source to the internal clock of

Value

AG2330.

the AG2330 (default).

line Sets the clock source to be recovered from

the incoming T1 signal (loop timing).

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Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# clock_source line

configure module t1 contactInfo

Use this command to specify a person to contact for information regarding the T1 link.

Syntax

contactInfo <contact-info>

Table 47: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<contact-info> Person to contact for information regarding

the T1 link.

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# contactInfo James Smythe

configure module t1 description

Use this command to enter a description for the T1 interface.

Syntax

description <port-description>

Table 48: Variable definitions

Variable

<port-description> Describes the T1 interface.

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# description Connected to Chicago's
fas2/0

Value

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configure module t1 enable

Use this command to places a T1 link in service and allow the link to transmit and receive
data.

Syntax

[no] enable

Table 49: Variable definitions

Variable Value

[no] Takes the T1 link out of service. This action

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# enable

configure module t1 enable

sends an all-ones Alarm Indication Signal
(AIS) to the far end and places the link out of
service.

configure module t1 framing

Use this command to configure T1 framing.

Syntax

framing {esf| d4}

Table 50: Variable definitions

Variable

esf Specifies extended super frame framing

d4 Specifies super frame framing format for

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# framing esf

Value

format for T1 (default).

T1.

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configure module t1 linecode

Use this command to set the type of line coding for a T1 link.

Syntax

linecode {b8zs|ami}

Table 51: Variable definitions

Variable Value

ami AMI linecode for T1

b8zs B8Zs linecode for T1 (default)

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# linecode b8zs

configure module t1 linemode csu

Use this command to set the amount of T1 line build out (LBO) for the Channel Service Unit
(CSU) interface.

Syntax

linemode csu [lbo] {db_zero | db7_5 | db15 | db22_5}

Table 52: Variable definitions

Variable

db7_5 Configure LBO for zero db (default)

db15 Configure LBO for 7.5 db

db22_5 Configure LBO for 15 db

db_zero Configure LBO for 22.5 db

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# linemode csu db15

Value

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configure module t1 linemode dsx

Use this command to set the amount of T1 signal equalization based on the cabling distance
to the DSX cross-connec.

Syntax

linemode dsx [cable-length] <length>

Table 53: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<length> 1: specifies cable length of 0-110 2: specifies

cable length of 110-220 3: specifies cable
length of 220-330 4: specifies cable length of
330-440 5: specifies cable length of 440-550
6: specifies cable length of 550-660

configure module t1 linemode dsx

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# linemode dsx 2

configure module t1 loopback_framing

Use this command to set the loopback framing mode for in-band loopcode to overwriting or
insertion.

Syntax

loopback_framing {overwrite | insert}

Table 54: Variable definitions

Variable

overwrite Overwriting of framing for in-band loopcode

insert Insertion of framing for in-band loopcode for

Value

for T1 (default).

T1.

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# loopback_framing insert

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configure module t1 name

Use this command to specify a name for the T1 link.

Syntax

name <name>

Table 55: Variable definitions

Variable Value

name Assigns a name to the T1 link (max 15

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# name test1

bytes).

configure module t1 yellow_alarm

Use this command to set the yellow alarm operation on a T1 link.

Syntax

yellow_alarm {generate | detect | gen_det | disable}

Table 56: Variable definitions

Variable

detect Detect incoming yellow alarms from the

disable Disable yellow alarm generator.

gen_det Generate and detect yellow alarms (default

generate Generate and send yellow alarms to the

Example

AG/configure/module/t1 (3/1)# yellow_alarm gen_det

Value

network.

state).

network.

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show module alarms

Use this command to display the alarms detected on an E1 or T1 module.

This command also shows individual user threshold alarms for all user statistics currently
configured with alarm thresholds. To view the current user alarm threshold settings, use the
show module thresholds command.

To display the alarms in real-time, specify the desired refresh interval in minutes when entering
this command. To return to the system command prompt, type q.

Syntax

show module alarms {e1|t1} <slot/port> [refresh_interval <1-65535>]

Table 57: Variable definitions

Variable Value

[refresh_interval <1-65535>] Specifies how often, in minutes, the alarm display is updated

show module alarms

(optional entry; minimum is 1 minute). If you do not specify
an interval, you must repeat the command to update the
alarm display.

Example

AG# show module alarms t1 2/1

show module ansistats

Use this command to display ANSI statistics for a T1 interface.

The command shows the current 15-minute interval statistics, the elapsed time in the current
sampling interval, and the total counts for the past 8 hours. These statistics can be cleared
only by the carrier by FDL requests from the remote end.

You can view statistics for multiple 15-minute intervals by specifying the number of intervals
you wish to view (from 1 to 96).

Syntax

show module ansistats t1 <slot/port> [interval_range <1-96>]

Example

AG# show module ansistats t1 2/1

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show module configuration

Use this command to display the configuration for a specified E1 or T1 module.

Syntax

show module configuration {e1|t1} <slot/port>

Example

AG# show module configuration t1 2/1

show module ietfstats

Use this command to display IETF performance statistics for T1 or E1 module interfaces. You
can view statistics for multiple 15-minute intervals by specifying the number of intervals you
wish to view (from 1 to 96).

Syntax

show module ietfstats {e1|t1} <slot/port> [interval_range <1-96>]

Example

AG# show module ietfstats t1 2/1

show module itutstats

Use this command to display ITUT performance statistics for an E1 interface. You can view
statistics for multiple 15-minute intervals by specifying the number of intervals you wish to view
(from 1 to 96).

Syntax

show module itutstats e1 <slot/port> [interval_range <1-96>]

Example

AG# show module itutstats e1 2/1

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show module thresholds

Use this command to show the alarm threshold settings for a module interface. Alarm
thresholds are configured on a per-module basis.

Syntax

show module thresholds {e1|t1} <slot/port>

Example

AG# show module thresholds t1 2/1

show module userstats

Use this command to display performance statistics for a T1/E1 module interface.

show module thresholds

You can view statistics for multiple 15-minute intervals by specifying the number of intervals
you wish to view (from 1 to 96). To clear these statistics after viewing them, use the clear
module command.

Syntax

show module userstats {e1|t1} <slot/port> [interval_range <1-96>]

Example

AG# show module userstats t1 2/1

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configure interface bundle isdn activate

Use this command to activate ISDN with user data.

If you change any of the ISDN properties (except callingnum, callednum, idle-timeout, call­back, and connect-delay), you must deactivate ISDN (using the no activate command) and
then reactivate ISDN for the changes to be applied.

Syntax

activate

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle pri1/isdn# activate

configure interface bundle isdn map

Use this command to override the default ISDN type and plan generated by the AG with custom
values.

Syntax

[no] map <address> <plan> <type>

Table 58: Variable definitions

Variable

[no] Reverts to the default ISDN type and plan.

<address> Specifies either the calling number or the

Value

called number. This parameter can be a
regular expression also for pattern matching.
It specifies that the ISDN type and plan will
be overridden for addresses that match the
regular expression.

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<plan> Specifies the numbering plan:

<type> Specifies the type:

• Unknown: unknown with bit value 0000

• isdn: ISDN/telephony numbering- E.164/
E.163 with bit value 0001

• tel: telephony numbering—E.163 with bit
value 0010

• data: data numbering—X.121 with bit
value 0011

• telex: telex numbering—Recommendation
F.69 with bit value 0100

• national: national standard numbering with
bit value 1000

• private: private numbering with bit value
1001

• unknown: unknown with bit value 000

• international: international number with bit
value 001

• national: national number with bit value
010

• network: network specific number with bit
value 011

• subscriber: subscriber number with bit
value 100

• overlap: overlap sending with bit value
1001

• abbreviated: abbreviated number with bit
value 110

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle pri1/isdn# map 2363623 1000 010

configure interface bundle isdn switch-type

Use this command to configure the switch type for the specified bundle.

Primary switch types are only supported on PRI interfaces. Basic switch types are supported
on BRI interfaces. Shut down the bundle before changing the interface type.

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configure interface bundle link bri

Syntax

[no] switch-type <TYPE>

Table 59: Variable definitions

Variable Value

basic-ni National ISDN Switch type

basic-dms NT DMS-100 switch type

basic-5ess AT&T basic rate switch type (defaultdan)

basicntt ntt switch type

basic-euro Euro basic switch type

basic-ccitt CCITT basic switch type

basic1tr6 German 1tr6 basic switch type

basicvn3 French basic switch type

primary-dms100 DMS100 primary rate switch type

primary-ntt NTT primary rate switch type

primary-ni2 National ISDN 2 primary rate switch type

primary-euro Euro ISDN primary rate switch type

primary-ccitt CCITT/ITU-T primary rate switch type

primary-4ess AT&T primary rate switch type

primary-5ess AT&T primary switch type (default)

primary-vn3 French primary rate switch type

primary-qsig: Q Signalling switch type

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle pri1/isdn# switch-type primary-dms100

configure interface bundle link bri

Use this command to link a bundle to the BRI interface in order to configure the ISDN properties
and encapsulation for the interface.

Syntax

link bri <slot/port:links>

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Table 60: Variable definitions

Variable Value

slot/port slot and port of the BRI module.

links 1 (64Kb/s) or 2 (128 Kb/s)

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle bri1# link bri 3/1:2

configure interface bundle link prie1|prit1

Use this command to link a bundle to the PRI interface in order to configure the ISDN properties
and encapsulation for the interface.

Syntax

link {pri_e1 | pri_t1} <slot/port:links>

Table 61: Variable definitions

Variable

pri_e1 Configure a PRI link on E1 module.

pri_t1 Configure a PRI link on T1 module.

slot/port slot and port of the PRI module.

links Range for E1: 1 - 30 Range for T1: 1 - 23

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle pri1# link pri_t1 3/1:10

show isdn interface

Use this command to display ISDN information for the specified interface.

Syntax

show isdn interface <IFNAME>

Value

Table 62: Variable definitions

Variable

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Value

<IFNAME> Specifies the name of the interface (max 8

Example

AG# show isdn interface s1

show isdn interfaces

Use this command to display ISDN information for all interfaces.

Syntax

show isdn interfaces

Example

AG# show isdn interfaces

show isdn interfaces

characters).

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Chapter 8: Interface bundle commands

clear interface bundle

Use this command to clear the interface bundle counters.

Syntax

clear interface {bundles | bundle <bundle-name> [<dlci>] }

Example

AG# clear interface bundle t1

configure interface bundle contact

Use this command to specify contact information for a person who can provide information
regarding the interface bundle.

Syntax

contact <"contact-info">

Table 63: Variable definitions

Variable

<"contact-info"> Text string providing contact info. Specified

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle t1# contact "j brown"

Value

in quotation marks. Maximum 15 bytes.

configure interface bundle description

Use this command to specify a description for the interface bundle.

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Syntax

description <description>

Table 64: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<description> Text string providing a description of the

interface bundle. Specified in quotation
marks. Maximum length is 25 bytes.

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle t1# description "to NC branch office"

configure interface bundle shutdown

Use this command to shut down the interface bundle interface.

Syntax

[no] shutdown

Table 65: Variable definitions

Variable

[no] Re-enables the interface bundle interface.

Example

AG/configure/interface/bundle t1# shutdown

show interface bundle

Use this command to show the interface bundle configuration.

Syntax

show interface bundle <bundle-name> [pvc <dlci>]

Example

AG# show interface bundle t1

Value

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Chapter 9: Ethernet interface commands

interface ethernet

Use this command to access next-level commands for configuring an Ethernet port.

Syntax

interface ethernet <slot/port>

Table 66: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<slot/port> The slot and port numbers that identify the

port to configure. For example, 7/1.

Example

AG/configure# interface ethernet 0/0

interface ethernet description

Use this command to configure a description for an Ethernet interface.

Syntax

description <string>

Table 67: Variable definitions

Variable

<string> Specifies the description. The string length

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (0/1)# description "Main LAN"

Value

for a description is 15 characters. You must
enclose the description in quotation marks.

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interface ethernet mtu

Use this command to configure the MTU size for an Ethernet interface.

Syntax

mtu <size>

Table 68: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<size> Specifies the MTU size. Valid values are 64

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (0/1)# mtu 9216

to 9216. The default value is 1500.

interface ethernet REM

Use this command to add comments at the beginning of the Ethernet area of a configuration
file.

Syntax

REM <string>

Table 69: Variable definitions

Variable

<string> Specifies the comments. The string length

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (0/1)# REM "Configured on July 30"

interface ethernet REM_

Value

for comments is 80 characters. You must
enclose comments in quotation marks.

Use this command to add comments to an interface. The comments appear at the end of the
Ethernet area of a configuration file.

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Syntax

REM_ <string>

Table 70: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<string> Specifies the comments. The string length

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (0/1)# REM_ "Configured on July 30".

interface ethernet speed

Use this command to configure the speed of an Ethernet interface.

interface ethernet speed

for comments is 80 characters. You must
enclose comments in quotation marks.

Syntax

speed {10|100|1000|auto} mode {half_duplex| full_duplex}

Table 71: Variable definitions

Variable

{10 | 100 | 1000 | auto} Specifies the speed of the port. The default

value is auto.

{half_duplex | full_duplex} Specifies the operating mode for the port.

The default value is half_duplex.

<slot/port> Specifies the slot and port numbers that

identify the port for configuration. For
example, 6/1.

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (0/1)# speed auto mode full_duplex

interface ethernet traffic-class-table

Value

Use this command to configure the traffic class tables values, specifically, the user priority and
number of supported traffic classes.

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Syntax

traffic-class-table user-priority <user priority> num-traffic­classes <traffic classes> value <value>

Table 72: Variable definitions

<traffic classes> Specifies the number of traffic classes

<user priority> Specifies the user priority value. Valid values

<value> Specifies the value to be used for the given

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (0/1)# traffic-class-table user­priority 1 num-traffic-classes 3 value 3

Variable Value

supported. Valid values are 1 to 8.

are 0 to 7.

user priority and number of traffic classes.

interface ethernet user-priority

Use this command to configure the default user priority associated with a Layer 2 interface.

Syntax

user-priority <value>

Table 73: Variable definitions

Variable

<value> Specifies the user priority value for the

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (0/1)# user-priority 3

system jumbo-mtu-limit

The Advanced Gateway 2330 (AG2330) supports jumbo frames. Use this command to
configure the AG2330 system settings to support jumbo frames.

Value

interface. Valid values are 0 to 7.

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system jumbo-mtu-limit

Syntax

system jumbo-mtu-limit <value>

Table 74: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<value> Valid values for the jumbo MTU limit are 1500

and 9216 bytes. The default value is 1500
bytes.

Example

AG/configure# system jumbo-mtu-limit 9216

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Chapter 10: Interface mode commands

switchport

Use this command to configure an interface as a Layer 2 interface. Also use this command to
create an access port.

Syntax

switchport

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# switchport

no switchport

Use this command to disable a configured link (trunk, access, or hybrid) on an interface.

Syntax

no switchport

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# no switchport

switchport mode hybrid

A hybrid link is a LAN segment that contains both VLAN-aware and VLAN-unaware devices.
Consequently, a hybrid link can carry both VLAN tagged frames and other (untagged or priority­tagged) frames.

Use this command to enable a hybrid link between devices.

Syntax

switchport mode hybrid

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Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# switchport mode hybrid

To disable a hybrid link on an interface, enter: no switchport

switchport mode trunk

Trunk links are required to pass VLAN information between devices. You can configure a trunk
port to be a member of all the VLANs that exist on the device. That port then carries traffic for
all the VLANs between the devices. To distinguish between the traffic flows, a trunk port must
mark the frames with special tags as they pass between the devices. You must enable trunking
on both sides of a link. If two devices are connected together, for example, you must configure
both device ports for trunking.

Use this command to enable trunking between the devices.

Syntax

switchport mode trunk

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# switchport mode trunk

To disable a trunk link on an interface, enter: no switchport

switchport hybrid allowed

Use this command to add VLANs to the selected hybrid link.

Syntax

switchport hybrid allowed vlan {all|<vid>} egress {tagged|untagged}

Table 75: Variable definitions

Variable

<vid> Specifies a VLAN ID.

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# switchport hybrid allowed vlan
all egress tagged

Value

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switchport hybrid remove

Use this command to remove VLANs from the selected hybrid link.

Syntax

switchport hybrid remove vlan {all|<vid>} egress {tagged|untagged}

Table 76: Variable definitions

Variable Value

<vid> Specifies a VLAN ID.

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# switchport hybrid remove vlan
3 egress tagged

switchport hybrid remove

switchport trunk allowed

Use this command to add VLANs to the selected trunk link.

Syntax

switchport trunk allowed vlan {all|<vid>}

Table 77: Variable definitions

Variable

<vid> Specifies a VLAN ID.

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# switchport trunk allowed vlan
all

switchport trunk remove

Use this command to remove VLANs from the selected trunk link.

Value

Syntax

switchport trunk remove vlan {all|<vid>}

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<vid> Specifies a VLAN ID.

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# switchport trunk remove vlan 3

switchport pvid

There can be only one VLAN assigned to an access port. VLAN ID 1 is the default VLAN
assigned to each port. Use this command to change the VLAN assigned to an access link.

Syntax

switchport pvid <vid>

Table 79: Variable definitions

Variable Value

Variable Value

<vid> Specifies a VLAN ID.

Example

AG/configure/interface/ethernet (6/1)# switchport pvid 10

show bridge port

Use this command to view information related to the interface mode.

Syntax

show bridge port

Example

AG# show bridge port

show interface ethernet

Use this command to view information related to the operation of the port.

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Syntax

show interface ethernet <slot/port>

Example

AG# show interface ethernet 6/1

show interface ethernet

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