TP-Link P1200-08 CLI User Manual
8PON Port GPON OLT Equipment
CLI User Manual
Version：V1.0
Catalog
CATALOG ............................................................................................................................................ 2
THE CLI MANUAL CONVENTIONS .................................................................................................................. 7
Command Conventions .................................................................................................................... 7
Keyword Operation Conventions ...................................................................................................... 7
Symbol Conventions ......................................................................................................................... 7
Terms Conventions ........................................................................................................................... 8
Prompt .............................................................................................................................................. 8
1. CONFIGURATION MODE .......................................................................................................................... 9
1.1 enable ....................................................................................................................................... 11
1.2 config ........................................................................................................................................ 11
1.3 interface ................................................................................................................................... 11
1.4 dba-profile ................................................................................................................................ 12
1.5 ont-lineprofile ........................................................................................................................... 12
1.6 ont-srvprofile ............................................................................................................................ 12
1.7 multicast-vlan ........................................................................................................................... 12
1.8 exit ............................................................................................................................................ 13
2. EQUIPMENT UPGRADE .......................................................................................................................... 13
2.1 load........................................................................................................................................... 13
2.2 show version ............................................................................................................................. 14
2.3 show progress ........................................................................................................................... 14
3. EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................... 15
3.1 reboot ....................................................................................................................................... 15
3.2 ip address ................................................................................................................................. 15
3.3 show interface mgmt................................................................................................................ 16
3.4 show interface vlanif ................................................................................................................ 16
3.5 show device info ....................................................................................................................... 17
4. OPERATION STATUS MONITOR ............................................................................................................... 17
4.1 show fan ................................................................................................................................... 17
4.2 show temperature .................................................................................................................... 18
4.3 show memory ........................................................................................................................... 18
4.4 show version ............................................................................................................................. 18
4.5 time .......................................................................................................................................... 19
4.6 show time ................................................................................................................................. 19
4.7 show uptime ............................................................................................................................. 19
5. CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................ 20
5.1 backup ...................................................................................................................................... 20
5.2 load configuration .................................................................................................................... 20
5.3 show current-config .................................................................................................................. 21
5.4 save .......................................................................................................................................... 21
5.5 erase saved-config .................................................................................................................... 22
5.6 show saved-config .................................................................................................................... 22
6.ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT ...................................................................................................................... 23
6.1 user add .................................................................................................................................... 23
6.2 user delete ................................................................................................................................ 23
6.3 user group ................................................................................................................................ 23
6.4 user password........................................................................................................................... 24
6.5 show user ................................................................................................................................. 24
7. PORT CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................................... 24
7.1 shutdown .................................................................................................................................. 24
7.2 no shutdown ............................................................................................................................. 25
7.3 show port state ......................................................................................................................... 25
7.4 show port ddm-info .................................................................................................................. 27
7.5 show port vlan .......................................................................................................................... 27
7.6 auto-neg ................................................................................................................................... 28
7.7 duplex ....................................................................................................................................... 28
7.8 speed ........................................................................................................................................ 28
7.9 flow-control .............................................................................................................................. 28
7.10 mirror ..................................................................................................................................... 29
7.11 show mirror ............................................................................................................................ 29
7.12 mtu ......................................................................................................................................... 30
7.13 reset port statistic ................................................................................................................... 30
7.14 show port statistics ................................................................................................................. 30
7.15 show mac-address .................................................................................................................. 31
7.16 show location ......................................................................................................................... 32
7.17 mac-address limit port ........................................................................................................... 32
7.18 mac-address static .................................................................................................................. 33
7.19 mac-address timer .................................................................................................................. 33
7.20 mac-address learning ............................................................................................................. 34
7.21 mac-address black-hole .......................................................................................................... 34
7.22 mac-address flush................................................................................................................... 35
7.23 traffic-suppress ....................................................................................................................... 35
8. VLAN ............................................................................................................................................... 36
8.1 vlan ........................................................................................................................................... 36
8.2 show vlan ................................................................................................................................. 37
8.3 vlan mode ................................................................................................................................. 37
8.4 vlan access ................................................................................................................................ 38
8.5 vlan trunk ................................................................................................................................. 38
8.6 vlan hybrid ................................................................................................................................ 39
8.7 vlan native-vlan ........................................................................................................................ 39
8.8 show port vlan .......................................................................................................................... 39
8.9 interface vlanif .......................................................................................................................... 40
8.10 show interface vlanif .............................................................................................................. 40
9. MULTICAST MODULE ........................................................................................................................... 41
9.1 igmp-snooping.......................................................................................................................... 41
9.2 igmp-snooping fast-leave ......................................................................................................... 41
9.3 igmp-snooping host-aging-time ............................................................................................... 42
9.4 igmp-snooping router-aging-time ............................................................................................ 42
9.5 igmp-snooping querier ............................................................................................................. 43
9.6 igmp-snooping querier interval ................................................................................................ 43
9.7 igmp-snooping querier max-response-time.............................................................................. 44
9.8 igmp-snooping querier source-ip .............................................................................................. 44
9.9 show igmp-snooping config ..................................................................................................... 44
9.10 show igmp-snooping group .................................................................................................... 45
9.11 multicast-vlan ......................................................................................................................... 46
9.12 show multicast-vlan ................................................................................................................ 46
9.13 port ......................................................................................................................................... 47
9.14 multicast-unknown ................................................................................................................. 47
10.RSTP ............................................................................................................................................... 47
10.1 spanning-tree ......................................................................................................................... 47
10.2 spanning-tree priority ............................................................................................................. 48
10.3 spanning-tree timer forward-delay ........................................................................................ 48
10.4 spanning-tree timer hello ....................................................................................................... 49
10.5 spanning-tree timer max-age ................................................................................................. 49
10.6 spanning-tree edged-port ....................................................................................................... 49
10.7 spanning-tree cost .................................................................................................................. 50
10.8 spanning-tree mcheck ............................................................................................................ 50
10.9 spanning-tree point-to-point .................................................................................................. 51
10.10 spanning-tree priority ........................................................................................................... 51
11.DBA PROFILE CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................. 52
11.1 dba-profile .............................................................................................................................. 52
11.2 type......................................................................................................................................... 52
11.3 show dba-profile .................................................................................................................... 53
11.4 commit ................................................................................................................................... 54
12. ONT LINEPROFIEL CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................... 54
12.1 ont-lineprofile ......................................................................................................................... 55
12.2 tcont ....................................................................................................................................... 55
12.3 gem add ................................................................................................................................. 56
12.4 gem delete .............................................................................................................................. 56
12.5 mapping-mode ....................................................................................................................... 56
12.6 gem mapping ......................................................................................................................... 57
12.7 show ont-lineprofile ................................................................................................................ 57
12.8 show ont-lineprofile current ................................................................................................... 58
13.ONT-SRVPROFILE CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................ 58
13.1 ont-srvprofile .......................................................................................................................... 58
13.2 ont-port .................................................................................................................................. 59
13.3 port vlan ................................................................................................................................. 59
13.4 show ont-srvprofile ................................................................................................................. 60
13.5 show ont-srvprofile current .................................................................................................... 61
13.6 mac-learning .......................................................................................................................... 62
13.7 mac-aging .............................................................................................................................. 62
13.8 commit ................................................................................................................................... 63
14.ONT MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................................... 63
14.1 ont add ................................................................................................................................... 63
14.2 ont confirm ............................................................................................................................. 64
14.3 ont cancel ............................................................................................................................... 64
14.4 ont delete ............................................................................................................................... 65
14.5 ont description ........................................................................................................................ 65
14.6 ont autofind ............................................................................................................................ 66
14.7 ont active ................................................................................................................................ 66
14.8 ont deactive ............................................................................................................................ 66
14.9 ont modify .............................................................................................................................. 67
14.10 ont reboot ............................................................................................................................. 67
14.11 show ont info ........................................................................................................................ 68
14.12 show ont autofind ................................................................................................................ 70
14.13 show ont capability .............................................................................................................. 70
14.14 show ont config-capability ................................................................................................... 71
14.15 show ont optical-info ............................................................................................................ 71
14.16 show ont version .................................................................................................................. 72
15. LOG MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................................ 72
15.1 loghost add ............................................................................................................................. 72
15.2 loghost delete ......................................................................................................................... 73
15.3 loghost activate ...................................................................................................................... 73
15.4 loghost deactivate .................................................................................................................. 74
15.5 show loghost list ..................................................................................................................... 74
15.6 syslog priority ......................................................................................................................... 74
15.7 show syslog priority severity................................................................................................... 75
15.8 backup log .............................................................................................................................. 75
15.9 terminal alarm-event severity ................................................................................................ 76
15.10 show terminal alarm-event severity ..................................................................................... 76
15.11 terminal debugging .............................................................................................................. 76
15.12 show terminal debugging ..................................................................................................... 77
16 DHCP-SNOOPING CONFIG...................................................................................................................... 77
16.1 dhcp-snooping arp-detect ...................................................................................................... 77
16.2 dhcp-snooping arp-reply-fast ................................................................................................. 78
16.3 dhcp-snooping bind-table clear .............................................................................................. 78
16.4 dhcp-snooping bind-table write-delay ................................................................................... 78
16.5 dhcp-snooping bind-table delete-time ................................................................................... 79
16.6 dhcp-snooping bind-table write-to-flash ................................................................................ 79
16.7 dhcp-snooping bind-table save-to-tftp ................................................................................... 79
16.8 show dhcp-snooping bind-table ............................................................................................. 80
16.9 dhcp-snooping binding ........................................................................................................... 80
16.10 dhcp-snooping chaddr-check ................................................................................................ 81
16.11 dhcp-snooping enable .......................................................................................................... 81
16.12 dhcp-snooping disable.......................................................................................................... 81
16.13 dhcp-snooping limit-rate ...................................................................................................... 82
16.14 dhcp-snooping opton82 .................................................................................................... 82
16.15 dhcp-snooping option82 policy ............................................................................................ 82
16.16 (no) dhcp-snooping trust port .............................................................................................. 83
16.17 dhcp-snooping vlan ........................................................................................................ 83
16.18 show dhcp-snooping configuration ...................................................................................... 83
17 TRAFFIC PROFILE CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................... 84
17.1 traffic-profile .......................................................................................................................... 84
17.2 modify .................................................................................................................................... 85
INCLUDING REMARKS ...................................................................................................................... 85
The CLI manual conventions
Convention
Description
Boldface
The keywords of a command line are in boldface.
Italic
Command arguments are in italics.
[ ]
Items (keywords or arguments) in brackets [ ] are optional.
( x | y | ... )
Optional items are grouped in braces and separated by vertical
bars. One item is selected.
[ x | y | ... ]
Optional items are grouped in brackets and separated by
vertical bars. One item is selected or no item is selected.
<x-y>
One number from x to y can be selected
$
A line starting with the $ sign is comments.
Convention
Description
String with < >
It is key name. For example, <Enter>, <Tab>, <Backspace>, <a>,
<?> etc, it means to press the key button
<Key 1 + Key 2>
It means to press the key at same time. For example <
Ctrl+Alt+A> means to press “Ctrl”, “Alt”, “A” button together.
<Key 1 , Key 2>
It means to press the first button, then release, and presss the
second button. For example < Alt, F> means to press “Alt” first,
then release “Alt” buttion, and then press “A” button.
Command Conventions
The command conventions that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Keyword Operation Conventions
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.：
This warning symbol means danger. You are in a situation that could cause bodily injury
or broke the equipment. Before you work on any equipment, be aware of the hazards
involved with electrical circuitry and be familiar with standard practices for preventing
accidents by making quick guide based on this guide.
Indicates a hazard with a high level of risk, which if not avoided, it will result in death or
serious injury on human body.
Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement important points of the
main text.
Terms Conventions
OLT： It is the 8PON port Optical Line Terminal, included the switch and uplink port. PON： It
stand for PON protocol process module and PON port to connect with ONU side.
Prompt
CLI is case – sensitive.
1. Configuration Mode
You can configure and manage the OLT with the CLI via a management network environment or
the console.
The The The CLI provides the following command modes：
User EXEC Mode, when you log in the OLT, the CLI will start with User ECEC Mode.
Ther are some basic command on this EXEC mode.
The system prompt as： OLT>
Privileged EXEC Mode, it called Enabble View Mode or Privileged EXEC Mode. You can enter
into privileged EXEC Mode with the enable comman.
The system prompt will changes from OLT> to OLT#
Configuration Mode, it called Configuration Mode or Global Configuration Mode. You can
enter in Configuration Mode with the conf terminal command.
The system prompt will changes from OLT# to ： OLT(config)#
GE interface Mode, enter the interface ge command, the system prompt will be changed
from OLT(config)# to OLT(interface-ge)#
XGE interface Mode, enter the interface xge command, the system prompt will be
changed from OLT(config)# to OLT(interface-xge)#
GPON interface Mode, enter the interface gpon command, the system prompt will be
changed from OLT(config)# to OLT(interface-gpon)#
VLANIF interface Mode, enter the interface vlanif vlanID command, the system prompt
will be changed from OLT(config)# to OLT(interface-vlanif-20)#
(VLAN 20 is an example)
MGMT interface Mode, enter the interface mgmt command, the system prompt will be
changed from OLT(config)# to OLT(interface-mgmt)#
Dba-profile Mode, enter the dba-profile profile-id id command, the system prompt will be
changed from OLT(config)# to OLT(dba-profile-1)#
Lineprofile Mode, enter the ont-lineprofile profile-id id command, the system prompt
will be changed from OLT(config)# to OLT(ont-lineprofile-1)#
Srvprofile Mode, enter the ont-srvprofile profile-id id command, the system prompt will
be changed from OLT(config)# to OLT(ont-srvprofile-1)#
Multicast-vlan Mode, enter the multicast-vlan vlanid command, the system prompt will be
changed from OLT(config)# to OLT(multicast-vlan-100)#
(VLAN 100 is an example)
Command Modes Overview
Connect
User name:
User password:
Serial interface
(Bits per second: 9600
Data bits: 8
Parity: none
Stop bits: 1
Flow control: none)
PuTTY
(telnet)
User EXEC mode
OLT>
enable
Privileged EXEC
mode
config
Dba-profile mode
OLT(dba-profile-1)#
dba-profile profile-id id
profile-id id:1-128
Gpon interface mode
OLT(interface-gpon)#
interface gpon
Mgmt interface mode
OLT(interface-mgmt)#
interface mgmt
Multicast vlan mode
OLT(multicast-vlan-100)#
multicast-vlan vlanid
vlanID:1-4094
Configuration mode
OLT(config)#
Ge interface mode
OLT(interface-ge)#
interface ge
Xge interface mode
OLT(interface-xge)#
interface xge
Vlanif interface mode
OLT(interface-vlanif-100)
interface vlanif vlanID
vlanID:1-4094
Lineprofile mode
OLT(ont-lineprofile-1)#
ont-lineprofile profile-id id
profile-id id:1-512
Srvprofile mode
OLT(ont-srvprofile-1)#
ont-srvprofile profile-id id
profile-id id:1-512
1.1 enable
【Command】
enable
【View Mode】
User EXEC mode
【Parameter】
No
【Description】
From User EXEC mode to Privileged EXEC Mode
【Example】
OLT > enable
OLT #
【Command】
config
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode
【Parameter】
No
【Description】
From Privileged EXEC Mode to Configuration mode
【Example】
OLT # config
OLT (config)#
【Command】
interface ge
interface xge
interface gpon
interface vlanif vlanid
interface mgmt
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
Vlanid: VLAN ID. <U><1~4094>
【Description】
From Configuration mode to Interface Mode (Included XGE, GE, GPON,
VLAN If, Mgnt
【Example】
OLT(config)# interface ge
OLT(interface-ge)#
OLT(config)# interface xge
OLT(interface-xge)#
OLT(config)# interface gpon
OLT(interface-gpon)#
OLT(config)# interface vlanif 100
OLT(interface-vlanif-100)#
OLT(config)# interface mgmt
OLT(interface-mgmt)#
1.2 config
1.3 interface
1.4 dba-profile
【Command】
dba-profile profile-id id
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
Id: Profile ID. <U><1~128>
【Description】
From Configuration mode to DBA Mode
【Example】
OLT(config)# dba-profile profile-id 1
OLT(dba-profile-1)#
【Command】
ont-lineprofile profile-id id
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
Id: Profile ID. <U><1~128>
【Description】
From Configuration mode to Ont-lineprofile Mode
【Example】
OLT(config)# ont-lineprofile profile-id 1
OLT(ont-lineprofile-1)#
【Command】
ont-srvprofile profile-id id
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
Id: Profile ID. <U><1~128>
【Description】
From Configuration mode to Ont-srvprofile Mode
【Example】
OLT(config)# ont-srvprofile profile-id 1
OLT(ont-srvprofile-1)#
【Command】
multicast-vlan vlanid
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
vlanID： <U><1~4094>
【Description】
From Configuration mode to multicast-vlan Mode
【Example】
OLT(config)# multicast-vlan 100
OLT(multicast-vlan-100)#
1.5 ont-lineprofile
1.6 ont-srvprofile
1.7 multicast-vlan
1.8 exit
【Command】
exit
【View Mode】
Any Mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
Exit from current mode, return to up level mode
【Example】
OLT(multicast-vlan-100)# exit
OLT(config)#
【Command】
load packetfile ftp server-ip-address user-name user-password filename
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
server-ip-address：ip address of the ftp Server
user-name：User Name of login ftp
user-password：Password of login ftp
filename：The filename to use for OLT upgrade
【Description】
The command is used for upgrade the OLT to new version, root account
is necessary.
【Example】
OLT Application Software Upgrade:
File name is 8pon port_FW_V1.0.2_150914_1603.img，ftp Server IP Address is 192.168.1.16，
ftp user name is amdin，password is admin. Reboot the OLT after the OLT display ‘upgrade
OK’.
OLT(config)# load packetfile ftp 192.168.1.16 admin admin 8pon port
_FW_V1.0.2_150914_1603.img
Broadcast message from root:
Upgrade is in process.
File [8pon port _FW_V1.0.2_150914_1603.img] download .......... OK
File [8pon port _FW_V1.0.2_150914_1603.img] upgrade .......... OK
OLT Kernel Software Upgrade:
Filename is 8pon port_Kernel_150914_1605.img，ftp Server IP Address is 192.168.1.16，ftp
2. Equipment upgrade
For the system enhancement and stability, new software may be released. Using this software,
OLT can be upgraded without any hardware change. You can simply upgrade your system
software with the provided functionality via CLI.
2.1 load
User Name is amdin，password is admin. Reboot the OLT after the OLT display ‘upgrade OK’.
OLT(config)# load packetfile ftp 192.168.1.16 admin admin 8pon port_Kernel_150914
_1605.img
Broadcast message from root:
Upgrade is in process.
File [8pon port_Kernel_150914_1605.img] download ............. OK
File [8pon port_Kernel_150914_1605.img] upgrade ............. OK
【Command】
show version
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
The command is used for check information of the OLT hardware,
software and kernel.
【Example】
Show information of OLT
OLT(config)# show version
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Local Configuration Command
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
<cr> - Please press ENTER to execute command
OLT(config)# show version
Hardware version : V1.1
Firmware version : V1.0.2 (Oct 8 2015 13:35:52)
Kernel version : V539 (Mon Sep 14 16:05:47 CST 2015)
【Command】
show progress load
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
The command is used check the process of the OLT load, copy, and
backup.
【Example】
OLT(config)# show progress load
2.2 show version
2.3 show progress
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Transmit Protocal : FTP
FTP Server : 192.168.1.16
FTP User Name : admin
FTP Password : admin
Transmit FileName : config
Transmit Action : Put
Transmit Status : Success
Transmit Progress : 100%
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Load Operation : Null
Load FileName : config
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
【Command】
reboot
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To reboot the OLT, need root account for this operation.
【Example】
Reboot OLT
OLT# reboot
Please check whether data has saved, the unsaved data will lose if reboot syst
em. Are you sure to reboot system? (y/n)[n]:y
【Command】
ip address ip-addr ip-mask
no ip address
【View Mode】
Vlanif Mode，MGMT Mode
【Parameter】
ip-addr：IP Address
ip-mask：subnet mask
【Description】
ip address is used to configure the IP address and subnet mask of VLAN
interface, to let the realize the layer3 message transfer.
【Example】
3. Equipment management
3.1 reboot
3.2 ip address
To configure an IP address 192.168.100.123 for VLAN 100 interface, subnet mask is
255.255.255.0。
OLT(interface-vlanif-100)# ip address 192.168.100.123 255.255.255.0
To configure an IP address 192.1.105.123 for outband management interface, subnet mask is
255.255.255.0。
OLT(interface-mgmt)# ip address 192.168.1.105 255.255.255.0
【Command】
show interface mgmt
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
It is used to check the outband management IP, MTU and MAC address.
【Example】
OLT(config)# show interface mgmt
Description : mgmt interface
The Maximum Transmit Unit is 1500 bytes
Internet Address is 192.168.1.105, netmask 255.255.255.0
Hardware address is XX:XX:XX:00:00:01
Receive 4340 packets, 4479715 bytes
Transmit 1539 packets, 101742 bytes
【Command】
show interface vlanif （all | vlan-id vlan-id）
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
all: Show all VLAN interface informaion
vlan-id: Show the information of that VALN iD , from 1~4094
【Description】
It is used to check the VLAN interface information.
【Example】
Show vlanif 10 information
OLT(config)# show interface vlanif vlan-id 100
Description : vlan[100] management interface
The Maximum Transmit Unit is 1500 bytes
Internet Address is 192.168.100.123, netmask 255.255.255.0
Hardware address is XX:XX:XX:00:00:02
Recive 105 packets, 5292 bytes
3.3 show interface mgmt
3.4 show interface vlanif
Transmit 35 packets, 1866 bytes
Show all vlanif interface information
OLT(config)# show interface vlanif all
Interface IP Address Netmask
vlanif[100] 192.168.100.123 255.255.255.0
vlanif[200] 192.168.101.123 255.255.255.0
【Command】
show device info
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
Check the information of the OLT
Device model
Device MAC address
Device serial-number
Device vendor name
【Example】
OLT(config)# show device info
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Device model : 8pon port
Device MAC address : XX:XX:XX:00:00:01
Device serial-number :
Device vendor name :
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
【Command】
show fan
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To show the status of the fan
3.5 show device info
4. Operation Status Monitor
4.1 show fan
【Example】
OLT# show fan
---------------------------------------------
FAN[1] status: Normal (7207RPM)
FAN[2] status: Normal (7060RPM)
FAN[3] status: Normal (7265RPM)
FAN[4] status: Normal (7207RPM)
---------------------------------------------
4.2 show temperature
【Command】
show temperature
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To display the temperature of device
【Example】
OLT(config)# show temperature
The temperature of the board: 36.5(C)
【Command】
show memory
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To show the CPU load
【Example】
OLT# show memory
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total memory : 502MB
Free memory : 435MB
Used percent : 5%
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
【Command】
show version
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
4.3 show memory
4.4 show version
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To show the version of hardware and software
【Example】
OLT(config)# show version
Hardware version : V1.1
Firmware version : V1.0.2 (Oct 8 2015 13:35:52)
Kernel version : V539 (Mon Sep 14 16:05:47 CST 2015)
【Command】
time time
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
time：System time, format：YYYY/MM/DD-HH:MM:SS
【Description】
To set system time and date.
【Example】
OLT(config)# time 2015/10/10-17:12:00
【Command】
show time
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To show system time and date.
【Example】
OLT(config)# show time
Sat Jan 1 08:28:31 2000
【Command】
show uptime
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
4.5 time
4.6 show time
4.7 show uptime
【Description】
To show system boot time and how long it have run
【Example】
OLT(config)# show uptime
System up time : 0 day 0 hour 55 minute 14 second
System boot time : Fri Oct 9 23:13:07 2015
【Command】
backup configuration ftp server-ip-address user-name user-password
filename
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
server-ip-address：ip address of ftp server
user-name：ftp user name
user-password：ftp password
filename： A name for your backup file
【Description】
To back up the OLT configuration in a file
【Example】
File name is config, ftp Server IP is 192.168.1.16, ftp username is amdin, password is admin。
OLT(config)# backup configuration ftp 192.168.1.16 admin admin config
Start backup configuration files
The backup is successful
【Command】
load configuration ftp server-ip-address user-name user-password
filename
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
server-ip-address：ip address of ftp server
user-name：ftp user name
user-password：ftp password
filename： The file name of the configuration you want load to the OLT
【Description】
To load the configuration file to the OLT
【Example】
Configuration file name is ‘config’, ftp Server IP is 192.168.1.16, ftp username is amdin,
password is admin。
5. Configuration Management
5.1 backup
5.2 load configuration
OLT(config)# load configuration ftp 192.168.1.16 admin admin config
The new configuration file will overwrite the old one
Are you sure to load new
configuration file? (y/n)[n]:y
Broadcast message from root:
Start loading configuration
The loading is successful
Note: The configuration file will take effect after reboot
【Command】
show current-config
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To check the running configuration.
When you do some configuration, you can use this command to check if
the command have come into operation.
【Example】
【Command】
save
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To save the current configuration.
【Example】
OLT(config)# save
Save configuration starting ...
The percentage of saved data is: 0%
The percentage of saved data is: 14%
The percentage of saved data is: 28%
The percentage of saved data is: 42%
The percentage of saved data is: 57%
The percentage of saved data is: 71%
The percentage of saved data is: 85%
The percentage of saved data is: 100%
Save configuration completed!
5.3 show current-config
5.4 save
5.5 erase saved-config
【Command】
erase saved-config
【View Mode】
Privileged EXEC Mode, Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To erase the configuration file, the OLT will beboot after the
configuration be delete.
【Example】
OLT# erase saved-config
This command will clear the active board data that has been saved
Please rememb
er to backup the system configuration data
Are you sure to continue? (y/n)[n]: y
Successfully restored factory configuration!
【Command】
show saved-config
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
To check the saved configuration.
【Example】
OLT(config)# show saved-config
#Saving user: root
#Saving time: 2000-01-01 05:33:19+0000
# No DBA profile configurations
# No line profile configurations
# No service profile configurations
# No ONT authenticated
interface mgmt
ip address 192.168.1.105 255.255.255.0
exit
5.6 show saved-config
6.Account Management
【Command】
user add name group
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
name：User name for a new user
group：The group of the new user, there are root、admin and guest for
choice.
【Description】
The command is used to creates a system account. There are root、
admin and guest level for choice.
Root: Full right.
Admin: Right except reboot and upgrade.
Guest: Only check the configuration and do configuration back up.
【Example】
Create a new guest account, user name is admin, password is admin
OLT(config)# user add admin guest
Enter new password for user admin:
Confirm new password for user admin:
【Command】
user delete name
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
name：User name will be delete
【Description】
The command is used to delete a system account. The root account
can’t be deleted.
【Example】
To delete an exist account named admin.
OLT(config)# user delete admin
【Command】
user group name group
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
Name: The account need to change group.
6.1 user add
6.2 user delete
6.3 user group
group：The group for that account
【Description】
The command is used to change the account to another group.
【Example】
Change xxxxxx accout to admin group.
OLT(config)# user group XXXXX admin
【Command】
user password name
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
Name: The accounat need to change password.
【Description】
The command is used to change the account password
【Example】
Change account admin password to admin
OLT(config)# user password admin
Enter new password for user admin:
Confirm new password for user admin:
【Command】
show user
【View Mode】
Configuration mode
【Parameter】
None
【Description】
The command is used to show all account
【Example】
OLT(config)# show user
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
User Group
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
root root
admin admin
admin admin
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
6.4 user password
6.5 show user
7. Port Configuration
7.1 shutdown
【Command】
shutdown port-list
【View Mode】
GE Mode, GPON Mode, XGE Mode
【Parameter】
port-list：The port number that you want to configure.
【Description】
The command is used to shut down the specified port
【Example】
Shut down the ge1 port
OLT(interface-ge)# shutdown 1
【Command】
no shutdown port-list
【View Mode】
GE Mode, GPON Mode, XGE Mode
【Parameter】
port-list: The port number that you want to configure.
【Description】
The command is used to open the specified port
【Example】
Enable the ge1 port
OLT(interface-ge)# no shutdown 1
【Command】
show port state all
show port state port-id
【View Mode】
GE Mode, GPON Mode, XGE Mode
【Parameter】
port-id：Specified port number
【Description】
The command is used to show port information of the specified port.
【Example】
Check the information of the OLT ge1
OLT(interface-ge)# show port state 1
ge1 information summary :
current port state : enable
current link state : DOWN
The Maximum Transmit Unit is 1500
Link speed is autonegotiation(1000 MBps)
link duplex is autonegotiation(FULL)
Flow-control is supported
broadcasts stormcontrol 0(pps)
7.2 no shutdown
7.3 show port state
multicasts stormcontrol 0(pps)
unicasts stormcontrol 0(pps)
native-vlan is 300
Port link-type: Access
Tagged VLAN ID : none
Untagged VLAN ID :
300,
statistics from last clean(maybe the statistics would overflow):
Input(total):0 bytes
Input:unicast 0, broadcasts 0, multicasts 0, errors 0
Output(total):0 bytes
Output:unicast 0, broadcasts 0, multicasts 0, errors 0
Check the all GE port
OLT(interface-ge)# show port state all
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Port Optic Pvid Auto Speed Dup Flow Learn Enable Link Mtu
Status Nego /Mbps lex Ctrl
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ge1 normal 100 enable 1000 full off enable enable on 1500
ge2 normal 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge3 normal 1 enable 1000 full off enable enable on 1500
ge4 absence 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge5 absence 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge6 absence 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge7 absence 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge8 absence 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge9 - 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge10 - 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge11 - 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge12 - 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge13 - 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge14 - 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge15 - 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
ge16 - 1 enable 1000 full on enable enable off 1500
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