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This publication provides instructions for using the MGX 8250 commands in the command line
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Provides instructions for using WAN CiscoView for the I GX 8400.
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The preferred tools for configuring, monitoring, and controlling an MGX 8 250 switch are the
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management, respectively. (The C is co WAN Manager application is the forme r C isco StrataView Plus
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any situation where low-level control is u seful.
The MGX 8250 commands in the tab les that follow are divided by major f un ctiona l group. Each table
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reference, chec k th e
provides conceptual information about how the Cisco MGX 8250 switch can best implement network
services in your network configuration.
The command line prompt shows the name of the switch, the number of the switch (which is always
“1”), the slot number and type for the currentcard,and whether the card is in the active (“a”) or standby
state (“s” ). The following is an exa mpl e of the comman d l in e prompt:
excel.1.6.AUSM.a >
In this cas e, the current card is an active AUSM in s lot 6, a nd th e name of the no de is “ excel .”
The command notation and argument parameters follow standard programming convention: a space
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You must type a ll command arguments then pressReturn or Enter rather than enter one
parameter at a time.
When you enter a com ma nd with no pa ramet ers , a usage message appears . Th is message
shows syntax and rang es for the applicabl e c omma nd parameters.
The list of commands for the commo n eq uipme nt cards PXM and S RM appear in Tab le 1-1. The se
commands are available when you log into the PXM. The node connectivity commands appear in
Tabl e 1-2. Appli cab le service module comm an ds become available when yo u switc h t o a card by
executing the cc co mm and. The list of service module com mand s appear in Table 1-3. Many commands
apply to bot h th e common equipment car ds and the service modules.
Table 1-1PXM Commands
CommandDescription
PXM Shelf Group
addtrapmgrAdd Trap Manager
agetrapmgrAge Trap Manag er
clrcderrsClear Card Errors in BRA M
clrmsgcntClear Control M essa ge Co unte r
cnfclksrcConfigure Net work Clock So urc e
cnfstatsmgrConfigure Statistics Manager
cnftrapmgrC onfigure/A dd /Del ete Trap Manage rs
deltrapmgrDelete Trap Manager
dspcdDisplay Card
dspcderrsDisplayCardErrorsinBRAM
dspcdsDisplay Cards
dspclksrcDisplay Clock Sources
dspfwrevsDisplay Firmware Revisions
dspmsgcntDisplay Control M essage Counter
dspsarcntsDisplay SAR Counters
dspsmcnfDisplay Ser vic e Module Configuration
dspstatparms Display Statistics Alarms
dsptrapmgrDisplay Trap Manag er
dsptrapmgrsDisplay Trap Man ag er s
rese tcdReset Card
switchccSwitch Core Cards
versionVersion (displays version data for a card)
xcnftrapmgrConfigure Trap Manag er
xdsptrapmgrDisplay Trap Manag er
PXM User Group
adduserAdd User
ccChange Card
clrscrnClear Terminal Screen
clrlogClear Event/Message Log
cnfpwdC onfigure Password
deluserDelete User
dsplogDisplay Event/Message Log
dspusersDisplay Users
HelpHelp (list of commands per card)
usersUsers
PXM Node Group
cnfnameConfigure Shelf Name
cnfdateConfigure Date
cnftimeConfigure Time
cnftmznConfigure Time Zone
cnftmzngmtC onfigure Ti me Zone t o GMT
cnfifipConfigure Interface IP Address
delifipDelete Interface IP Address
dspifipDisplay LAN interface IP
PXM Redundancy Group
addredAdd Redundancy
delredDel ete Redundancy
dspfeatureDisplay Feature
dspredDispla y Re dunda ncy
softswitchSoft Switch
switchbackSwitch Back
PXM Broadband Interface Group
addrscprtnAdd Resource Partition
clratmlncntClea r an ATM Line’s Counters
clratmlncntsClear All ATM Line Counters
clrifcntC lea r Cou nter s for a Broadband Interface
clrifcntsClear All Counters for a Broadband In ter face
cnfatmlnConfigure ATM Lin e
cnfcdrscprtnConfigure Card Resource Partition
cnfifConfigure a Broa dband Interface
cnfrscprtnConfigure Resource Partition
cnfsvclcnConfigure SVC LCNs
cnfsvcrangeConfigure SVC Ran ge
dnifDisable the Broadband Interface
dspatmlncnfDisplay ATM Line Configuration
dspcdrscprtDisplay Card Resource Partition
dspcdrsctypeDisplay Ca rd Re sour ce Type
dspifDisplay Inte rface
dspifcntDispla y Inte rface Count
dspifrscDisplay Interface Resource
dspifsDisplay Interfaces
dsplnrscDisplay Line Resource
dsprscprtnsDisplay All Resource Partitions
dspsvcrangeDisplay SVC Rang e
upifAdd Broadband Interface on PXM
PXM Alarm Group
clralmClear Line Alarms
clralmcntClear Alarm C ounters/St atisti cs
dspalmDisplay Alarms for a Line
dspalmsDisplay All Alarms o n Card
dspalmcnfDisplay Alarm Thr eshol d Configura tion
dspalmcntDisplay Alarm Counters/Statistics (line)
dspshelfalmDisplay Shelf Alarms
PXM Line Group
addapslnAdd APS on a Line
addlnAdd Line
dellnDelete Line
dsplnDisplay Line Configuration
dsplnsDisplayAllLinesonCard
dspsrmlnsDisplayAllLinesonCard
PXM Channel Group
clrsarcntC l ear S AR Counters
dspsarcntDisplay SAR C ounters
dspservrateDisplay Service Rate
SRM-3T3 Group
addlinkAdd SRM-3T3 T3 Link to T1 Slot and Line
clrsrmcnfClear SRM-3T3 Con figuration
cnfsrmclksrcConfigure SRM-3T3 Clock S ource
dellinkDelete SRM-3T3 T3 Link from T1 Slot and Line
delslotlnkDelete Link from T1 Slot
dsplinkDisplay SRM-3T3 T3 Link to a T1 Slot and Line
addlnAddLineXXXXX
addlnloopAddLineLoopXXXX
cnfds3lnConfigure DS3 LineX
cnflnConfigureLineXXXXX
cnfplppConfigure PLPP ParametersX
dellnDeleteLineXXXXX
dellnloopDeleteLineLoopXXXX
dspds3lnDisplay a DS3 Line
dspds3lnsDisplay D S3 Lines
dsplnDisplayLineConfigurationXXXXX
dsplnsDisplayAllLinesonCardXXXXX
Port Group
addportAdd PortXX
clrportcntClear Port Counte rsXX
clrportcntsClear All Port Co untersXX
cnfegrqConfigure Egress Q ueueX
cnfilmiCon figure I LMIX
cnfportConfigure FR Port(s)XX
cnfportcllmConfigure Port CLLM ParametersXX
cnfportqConfigure AUSM Por t QueueX
copyportsCopy Port ConfigurationXX
delportDelete FRSM or AUSM PortX
delportsDelete Port ConfigurationsXXX
dnportDown PortXX
dspegrqD isplay Egress Queue
dspegrqsDisplay Egress Queues
dspilmiDisplay ILMIX
dspilmicntDisplay I LMI CountersX
dspportDisplay Port ConfigurationXX
dspportcntD isplay FR Por t Cou nte rsXX
dspportqDi splay Port QueueX
dspportqsDisplay Po rt Q ueue sX
dspportsDisplay All PortsXX
dspportstatsDisplay Port StatisticsX
upportUp PortX
SM Channel Group
addchanAdd ChannelXXXX
addchanloopAd d a Channel LoopbackXXX
clrchancntClear Channel Counter for FRSM or
XXXX
AUSM Channels
clrsarcntsClear SAR CountersXXX
cnfchancaoffConfigure Channel Admission
X
Control Off
clrchancntsClear Channel Counter for All FR
XXX
Channels
cnfchanegressqConfigure Channel Egre ss QueueX
cnfchanfstConfigure Channe l ForeSightXX
cnfchaningressqConfigure Channel Ingress QueueX
cnfchanmapConfigure C ha nnel MapXXX
cnfchanpolConfigure Channel PolicingX
cnfchanqConfigure Channel QueueXX
copychansCopy Channel Configuration sXXX
delchanDelete Channel(s)XXXX
delchanloopDelete a Channel LoopbackXXX
delchansDelete ChannelsXXX
dspchanDisplay Channel ConfigurationXXXX
dspchancntDisplay Channel CountersXXXX
dspchansDisplay All ChannelsXXX
dspchstatsDisplay Channel StatisticsX
dspsarcntDisplay SAR CountersXXXX
SM Connection Group
addconAdd ConnectionXX
cnfupcabrConfigure UPC for ABRX