Table Of Contents
Introduction
Command Line Interface
CLI Prompt
CLI Syntax
Command Notation
Command Parameters
Command Entry
AXSM Models
Logical Ports
Common Acronyms
List of Commands by Function
Introduction
On the Cisco MGX 8850 and MGX 8950 switches, the PXM card is the controller card that controls the other cards on the switch. The other cards on the switch are called service modules. AXSM cards are service modules. AXSM stands for ATM Switching Service Module. The AXSM cards covered in this manual are the AXSM/A, AXSM/B, AXSM-E, AXSM-XG, and AXSM-32-T1E1-E cards.
There are also other types of service module cards for the Cisco MGX 8850 and MGX 8950 switches, but they are not covered in this manual.
The PXM cards are not covered in this manual. For information about the PXM cards, refer to the following documents:
•
Cisco MGX 8830, Cisco MGX 8850 (PXM45 and PXM1E), and Cisco MGX 8950 Command Reference, Release 4
•Cisco MGX 8850 (PXM1E/PXM45), Cisco MGX 8950, and Cisco MGX 8830 Software Configuration Guide, Release 4
This manual provides a software configuration guide that explains how to configure the AXSM cards for production and a command reference, which describes each AXSM command in detail. This manual is divided into three chapters as follows:
•"Introduction"
•"AXSM Configuration Guide"
•Chapter 3, "AXSM Command Reference"
Command Line Interface
Each AXSM card has its own command line interface (CLI), which is similar to the CLIs on the PXMs and the other service modules.
The CLI is the application that allows you to enter the commands that configure the card. You log into the CLI using the appropriate user name and password. For detailed information about user names, passwords, and logging into the CLI, see the Cisco MGX 8850 (PXM1E/PXM45), Cisco MGX 8950, and Cisco MGX 8830 Software Configuration Guide, Release 4 .
Once you have logged into the CLI, you will see a CLI prompt such as the following one:
To change from the CLI of one card to the CLI of another card, use the change card (cc) command. For example:
CLI Prompt
The format of the CLI prompt is as follows and as described in Table 1-1:
Name.Slot Number.Card Type.Card State >
For example:
Table 1-1 CLI Prompt Descriptions
Format
|
Name
|
Slot Number
|
Card Type
|
Card State
|
Example
|
MGX8850
|
1
|
AXSM
|
a
|
Description
|
The name of the switch.
|
The slot containing the front card.
|
The type of card, such as PXM, AXSM, AXSME.
|
a-active
s-standby
i-initialized
|
CLI Syntax
This section explains the syntax for using commands in the CLI. The following topics are discussed:
•Command Notation
•Command Parameters
•Command Entry
Command Notation
The notations for the CLI syntax are as follows:
•Commands appear in bold, for example: addport
•Keywords appear in bold, for example: -ds1
•Literal strings appear in bold, for example: yes
•Variables appear in italics, for example: bay.line
•Required parameters appear within arrowheads (< >), for example: <ifNum>
•Optional parameters appear within square brackets ([ ]),
for example: [-minvpi minvpi]
•A vertical bar ( | ) represents the logical OR function.
Command Parameters
Parameters act as the arguments for the command. Parameters may consist of variables, keywords, and literal strings.
Commands may include parameters that are keyword-driven or position-dependent.
Position-dependent Parameters
You must type position-dependent parameters in the order they appear in the syntax description. For example, to add a logical port, you must enter the required, position-dependent parameters as follows:
addport <ifNum> <bay.line> <guaranteedRate> <maxrate> <sctID> <ifType> [vpi]
Keyword-driven Parameters
For a keyword-driven parameter, the keyword is preceded by a dash and followed by a variable, for example:
[-timeout secs]
Keyword-driven parameters are usually not position-dependent.
In the following example, the command contains both keyword-driven and position-dependent parameters.
The keyword-driven parameters appear first in a specific order. The keyword-driven parameters can be in any order after that.
delcons <ifNum> <vpi> <vci> [-num num. conns to del] [-verbose 1 | 0 ]
Command Entry
You enter a command by pressing the Return key or Enter key after you have typed the name of the command and all of its parameters in the proper order.
If you enter a command with incorrect parameters or with no parameters (when parameters are required), the CLI displays a message with the correct syntax, parameters, and ranges for the command. The message may also suggest what the problem is.
AXSM Models
Individual AXSM cards are identified by the model number. The model number identifies the number of lines on the card and the rate of speed of the lines. For example, the AXSM-1-2488 has one line that runs at 2488 megabits per second.
An AXSM card is a double-height front card that can have one or two bays in the back to accommodate one or two single-height back cards. The software refers to the upper bay as 1 and lower bay as 2.
Table 1-1 lists the different AXSM models with their back card types, number of lines, number of bays, and number of connections.
Note For cards that have been configured for statistics level 3, the maximum number of connections is always 32 K.
Table 1-2 AXSM Model Numbers, Back Cards, Lines, Bays, and Maximum Connections
Front Card
Model Number
and Chassis
|
Line Type:
Back Cards
|
Number
of Bays
|
Maximum
Number of lines per
Back Card
|
Maximum
Number of Lines per
Front Card
|
Maximum
Number of
SVCs
|
Maximum
Number of
SPVCs
|
Maximum
Number of
Connections
|
AXSM-1-2488
(MGX8850 only)
|
OC-48:
SMFSR-1-2488,
SMFLR-1-2488,
SMFXLR-1-2488
|
1
|
1
|
1
|
128K
|
64K
|
128K
|
AXSM-1-2488/B
(MGX8850 and
MGX8950)
|
OC-48:
SMFSR-1-2488/B,
SMFLR-1-2488/B,
SMFXLR-1-2488/B
|
1
|
1
|
1
|
128K
|
64K
|
128K
|
AXSM-2-622-E
(MGX8850 only)
|
OC-12:
SMFIR-2-622,
SMFLR-2-622
|
1
|
2
|
2
|
60K
|
60K
|
60K
|
AXSM-4-622
(MGX8850 only)
|
OC-12:
SMFIR-2-622,
SMFLR-2-622
|
2
|
2
|
4
|
128K
|
64K
|
128K
|
AXSM-4-622/B
(MGX8850 and
MGX8950)
|
OC-12:
SMFIR-2-622/B,
SMFLR-2-622/B
|
2
|
2
|
4
|
128K
|
64K
|
128K
|
AXSM-8-155-E
(MGX8850 only)
|
OC-3:
SMFIR-8-155-LC,
SMFLR-8-155-LC,
MMF-8-155-MT
|
2
|
4
|
8
|
128K
|
60K
|
60K
|
AXSM-16-155
(MGX8850 only)
|
OC-3:
SMFIR-8-155-LC,
SMFLR-8-155-LC,
STM-4-155-EL
MMF-8-155-MT
|
2
|
8
|
16
|
128K
|
64K
|
128K
|
AXSM-16-155/B
(MGX8850 and MGX8950)
|
OC-3:
SMFIR-8-155-LC/B,
SMFLR-8-155-LC/B,
MMF-8-155-MT
|
2
|
8
|
16
|
128K
|
64K
|
128K
|
AXSM-16-T3E3-E
(MGX8850 only)
|
T3 or E3:
SMB-8-T3,
SMB-8-E3
|
2
|
8
|
16
|
60K
|
60K
|
60K
|
AXSM-16-T3E3
(MGX8850 only)
|
T3 or E3:
SMB-8-T3,
SMB-8-E3
|
2
|
8
|
16
|
128K
|
64K
|
128K
|
AXSM-16-T3E3/B
(MGX8850 and
MGX8950)
|
T3 or E3:
SMB-8-T3,
SMB-8-E3
|
2
|
8
|
16
|
128K
|
64K
|
128K
|
AXSM-32-T1E1-E
(MGX8850 only)
|
MCC-16-E1,
RBBN-16-T1E1
|
2
|
16
|
32
|
32K
|
32K
|
32K
|
AXSM-1-9953-XG
(MGX8950 only)
|
OC48/STM-16:
SMFSR-1-9953
SMFIR-1-9953
SMFLR-1-9953
SMFXLR-1-9953
|
1
|
1
|
1
|
124K
|
124K
|
124K
|
AXSM-4-2488CH-XG
(MGX8950 only)
|
OC192c/STM-64:
SMF-4-2488-SFP
SMFSR-1-2488-SFP
SMFLR-1-2488-SFP
SMFXLR-1-2488-SFP
|
1
|
4
|
4 lines
and
64 STM channels per front card
|
124K
|
124K
|
124K
|
In Table 1-2, the number of lines refers to the number of lines on a single back. Therefore, the highest possible number of lines available on the front card is equal to the number of lines on the back multiplied by the number of bays. For example, the AXSM-1-2488 card has one available line and the AXSM-16-155 card has 16 possible lines.
For specifications and illustrations of the AXSM cards, see the applicable hardware installation documentation for the Cisco MGX switch and card. For information on obtaining documentation, see the Obtaining Documentation section in the preface of this document.
Logical Ports
On AXSMs, a logical port is also called a virtual interface and is represented by the ifNum variable. The AXSMS can have the following types of interfaces:
•UNI (User-to-Network Interface)
•NNI (Network-to-Network Interface)
•VNNI (Virtual Network-to-Network Interface)
•VUNI (Virtual User-to-Network Interface)
•EVUNI (Enhanced Virtual User-to-Network Interface)
•EVNNI (Enhanced Virtual Network-to-Network Interface)
On UNI and NNI lines, you can configure only one logical port per line.
On VNNI and VUNI, you can configure multiple ports per line.
On EVNNI and EVUNI you can to specify a range of VPIs for a single interface, and this range of VPIs represents the virtual NNI or virtual UNI trunk.
Multiple VNNIs and EVNNIs can coexist on the same line.
The ranges for the number of logical ports (ifNum) on the AXSMs are as follows:
•AXSM: 1-60.
•AXSM-E: 1-32.
•AXSM-XG: 1-126
Common Acronyms
Some of the most commonly used acronyms in this manual are listed below:
Acronym
|
Definition
|
AXSM
|
ATM Switching Service Module
|
CLI
|
Command Line Interface
|
EVNNI
|
Enhanced Virtual Network-to-Network Interface
|
EVUNI
|
Enhanced Virtual User-to-Network Interface
|
ILMI
|
Integrated Local Management Interface
|
IMA
|
Inverse Multiplexing over ATM
|
NNI
|
Network-to-Network Interface
|
PNNI
|
Private Network-Network Interface
|
PVC
|
Permanent Virtual Circuit
|
PXM
|
Processor Switching Module
|
SPVC
|
Soft Permanent Virtual Circuit
|
SVC
|
Switch Virtual Circuit
|
UNI
|
User-to-Network Interface
|
VNNI
|
Virtual Network-to-Network Interface
|
VUNI
|
Virtual User-to-Network Interface
|
List of Commands by Function
The AXSM commands can be divided into categories based on the function that they perform. Table 1-3 lists the commands by these functions. These functional categories are listed in the order in which they are performed.
•Session Management Commands
•Card Management Commands
•Line Management Commands
•Port Management Commands
•IMA Management Commands
•LMI and ILMI Management Commands
•Connection Management Commands
Table 1-3 AXSM Command List by Function
Command
|
Description
|
Page
|
Session Management Commands
|
bye
|
Log Out Of Session
|
3-48
|
clidbxlevel
|
CLI Debug Level
|
3-50
|
clrscrn
|
Clear Screen
|
3-76
|
cmdhistory
|
Command History
|
3-77
|
exit
|
Log Out of Session
|
3-299
|
help (?)
|
Help
|
3-300
|
history
|
CLI Session History
|
3-301
|
logout
|
Log Out of Session
|
3-303
|
offdiagstat
|
Off Diagnostics Statistics
|
3-304
|
ondiagstat
|
On Diagnostics Statistics
|
3-305
|
timeout
|
Time Out to End of Session
|
3-316
|
who
|
Who
|
3-332
|
whoami
|
Who Am I
|
3-333
|
Card Management Commands
|
bootchange
|
Change Boot Firmware on Card
|
3-47
|
cc
|
Change to New Card CLI
|
3-49
|
clrcdcnt
|
Clear Card Count
|
3-56
|
cnfcdmode
|
Configure Card Mode
|
3-94
|
cnfcdsct
|
Configure Card SCT
|
3-95
|
cnfcdstat
|
Configure Card Statistics
|
3-98
|
dspcd
|
Display Card
|
3-174
|
dspcdbucketcnt
|
Display Card Bucket Count
|
3-178
|
dspcdcnt
|
Display Card Count
|
3-179
|
dspcdsct
|
Display Card SCT
|
3-182
|
dspcdstatcnf
|
Display Card Statistics Configuration
|
3-189
|
reboot
|
Reboot Card
|
3-307
|
setsctver
|
Set SCT Version on Card
|
3-310
|
Line Management Commands
|
addapsln
|
Add APS Line
|
3-2
|
addlnloop
|
Add Line Loopback
|
3-32
|
clradjlnalmcnt
|
Clear Adjacent Line Alarm Count
|
3-52
|
clralmcnt
|
Clear Alarm Count
|
3-54
|
clrbecnt
|
Clear BERT Count
|
3-55
|
clrlncnt
|
Clear Line Count
|
3-69
|
clrlntrace
|
Clear Line Trace
|
3-69
|
cnfalm
|
Configure Alarm
|
3-80
|
cnfapsln
|
Configure APS Line
|
3-84
|
cnfatmln
|
Configure ATM Line
|
3-88
|
cnfautolndiag
|
Configure Auto Line Diagnostics
|
3-90
|
cnfbert
|
Configure BERT
|
3-91
|
cnfln
|
Configure Line
|
3-113
|
delapsln
|
Delete APS Line
|
3-127
|
dellnloop
|
Delete Line Loopback
|
3-136
|
dnln
|
Down Line
|
3-147
|
dspadjlnalm
|
Display Adjacent Alarm
|
3-151
|
dspadjlnalmcnt
|
Display Adjacent Line Alarm Count
|
3-152
|
dspalm
|
Display Alarm
|
3-154
|
dspalms
|
Display Alarms
|
3-156
|
dspalmcnt
|
Display Alarm Count
|
3-159
|
dspapsbkplane
|
Display APS Backplane
|
3-162
|
dspapsln
|
Display APS Line
|
3-163
|
dspapslns
|
Display APS Lines
|
3-165
|
dspatmln
|
Display ATM Line
|
3-169
|
dspautolndiag
|
Display Auto Line Diagnostics
|
3-170
|
dspbecnt
|
Display BERT Count
|
3-171
|
dspbert
|
Display BERT
|
3-172
|
dspbertstats
|
Display BERT Statistics
|
3-173
|
dspegrbucketcnt
|
Display Egress Bucket Count
|
3-212
|
dspingbucketcnt
|
Display PING Bucket Count
|
3-230
|
dspln
|
Display Line
|
3-245, 3-248
|
dsplns
|
Display Lines
|
3-250, 3-252
|
dsplnbucketcnt
|
Display Line Bucket Count
|
3-254
|
dsplncnt
|
Display Line Count
|
3-256
|
dsplnload
|
Display Line Load
|
3-258
|
dsplnpmbucketcnt
|
Display Line Performance Bucket Counters
|
3-259
|
insbiterror
|
Insert Bit Error
|
3-302
|
startbert
|
Start BERT
|
3-311
|
stopbert
|
Stop BERT
|
3-313
|
switchapsln
|
Switch APS Line
|
3-315
|
upln
|
Up Line
|
3-328
|
Port Management Commands
|
addport
|
Add Port
|
3-39
|
clrportcnt
|
Clear Port Count
|
3-72
|
clrportcnts
|
Clear Port Counters
|
3-74
|
delport
|
Delete Port
|
3-139
|
dnallports
|
Down All Ports
|
3-141
|
dnport
|
Down Port
|
3-150
|
dspport
|
Display Port
|
3-277
|
dspports
|
Display Ports
|
3-279
|
dspportbucketcnt
|
Display Port Bucket Count
|
3-281
|
dspportcnt
|
Display Port Count
|
3-282
|
dspportload
|
Display Port Load
|
3-284
|
dspportsct
|
Display Port SCT
|
3-285
|
dspqecnfcnt
|
Display Queuing Engine Configuration Count
|
3-292
|
upallports
|
Up All Ports
|
3-321
|
upport
|
Up Port
|
3-330
|
Resource Partition Management Commands
|
addpart
|
Add Partition
|
3-35
|
addrscprtn
|
Add Resource Partition
|
3-44
|
cnfpart
|
Configure Partition
|
3-117
|
delpart
|
Delete Partition
|
3-138
|
delrscprtn
|
Delete Resource Partition
|
3-140
|
dspload
|
Display Load on Partition
|
3-261
|
dsppart
|
Display Partition
|
3-264
|
dspparts
|
Display Partitions
|
3-266
|
IMA Management Commands
|
addimagrp
|
Add IMA Group
|
3-24
|
addimalnk
|
Add IMA Link
|
3-26
|
addimaport
|
Add IMA Port
|
3-27
|
clrimadelay
|
Clear IMA Delay
|
3-61
|
clrimagrpalmcnt
|
Clear IMA Group Alarm Count
|
3-62
|
clrimagrpalmcnts
|
Clear IMA Group Alarm Counters
|
3-63
|
clrimagrpcnt
|
Clear IMA Group Count
|
3-64
|
clrimalnkcnt
|
Clear IMA Link Count
|
3-65
|
clrimalnkcnts
|
Clear IMA Link Counters
|
3-66
|
cnfatmimagrp
|
Configure ATM IMA Group
|
3-86
|
cnfimagrp
|
Configure IMA Group
|
3-110
|
cnfimalnk
|
Configure IMA Link
|
3-111
|
cnfimalnktst
|
Configure IMA Link Test
|
3-112
|
delimagrp
|
Delete IMA Group
|
3-133
|
delimalnk
|
Delete IMA Link
|
3-134
|
dnimagrp
|
Down IMA Group
|
3-145
|
dspatmimagrp
|
Display ATM IMA Group
|
3-166
|
dspimagrp
|
Display IMA Group
|
3-220
|
dspimagrps
|
Display IMA Group
|
3-223
|
dspimagrpalm
|
Display IMA Group Alarm
|
3-225
|
dspimagrpalms
|
Display IMA Group Alarms
|
3-227
|
dspimagrpalmcnt
|
Display IMA Group Alarm Count
|
3-229
|
dspimagrpbucketcnt
|
Display IMA Group Bucket Count
|
3-230
|
dspimagrpcnt
|
Display IMA Group Count
|
3-231
|
dspimalnk
|
Display IMA Link
|
3-232
|
dspimalnks
|
Display IMA Links
|
3-234
|
dspimalnkalm
|
Display IMA Link Alarm
|
3-236
|
dspimalnkalms
|
Display IMA Link Alarms
|
3-237
|
dspimalnkbucketcnt
|
Display IMA Link Bucket Count
|
3-238
|
dspimalnkcnt
|
Display IMA Link Count
|
3-239
|
rstrtimagrp
|
Restart IMA Group
|
3-308
|
startimalnktst
|
Start IMA Link Test
|
3-312
|
stopimalnktst
|
Stop IMA Link Test
|
3-314
|
upimagrp
|
Up IMA Group
|
3-326
|
LMI and ILMI Management Commands
|
addlmi
|
Add LMI
|
3-30
|
clrilmicnt
|
Clear ILMI Count
|
3-60
|
clrlmistat
|
Clear LMI Statistics
|
3-67
|
cnfilmi
|
Configure ILMI
|
3-109
|
dellmi
|
Delete LMI
|
3-135
|
dnilmi
|
Down ILMI
|
3-144
|
dnlmi
|
Down ILMI
|
3-146
|
dspilmi
|
Display ILMI
|
3-217
|
dspilmis
|
Display ILMIs
|
3-219
|
dspilmicnt
|
Display ILMI Count
|
3-218
|
dsplmi
|
Display LMI
|
3-242
|
dsplmis
|
Display LMIs
|
3-243
|
dsplmistat
|
Display LMI Statistics
|
3-244
|
upilmi
|
Up ILMI
|
3-324
|
uplmi
|
Up LMI
|
3-327
|
Connection Management Commands
|
addchanloop
|
Add Channel Loopback
|
3-6
|
addcon
|
Add Connection
|
3-8
|
addfdr
|
Add Feeder Connection
|
3-23
|
clrchancnt
|
Clear Channel Count
|
3-57
|
clrchancnts
|
Clear Channel Counters
|
3-58
|
clrfdrstat
|
Clear Feeder Statistics
|
3-59
|
cnfabr
|
Configure Available Bit Rate
|
3-78
|
cnfcon
|
Configure Connection
|
3-101
|
delchanloop
|
Delete Channel Loopback
|
3-128
|
delcon
|
Delete Connection
|
3-129
|
delcons
|
Delete Connections
|
3-130
|
delfdr
|
Delete Feeder Connection
|
3-132
|
dncon
|
Down Connection
|
3-142
|
dncons
|
Down Connections
|
3-143
|
dspchancnt
|
Display Channel Count
|
3-190
|
dspchanloop
|
Display Channel Loopback
|
3-193
|
dspchantests
|
Display Channel Tests
|
3-194
|
dspcon
|
Display Connection
|
3-196
|
dspcons
|
Display Connections
|
3-199
|
dspconalmcnts
|
Display Configuration Alarm Counts
|
3-203
|
dspconalms
|
Display Configuration Alarm
|
3-204
|
dspconhwcnf
|
Display Connection Hardware Configuration
|
3-205
|
dspconload
|
Display Connection Load
|
3-210
|
dspfdr
|
Display Feeder Connection
|
3-213
|
dspfdrs
|
Display Feeder Connections
|
3-214
|
dspfdrstat
|
Display Feeder Statistics
|
3-215
|
rrtcon
|
Reroute Connection
|
3-309
|
tstconseg
|
Test Configuration Segment
|
3-317
|
tstdelay
|
Test Delay
|
3-318
|
upcon
|
Up Connection
|
3-323
|
Channelization (Path) Management Commands
|
clrpathalmcnt
|
Clear Path Alarm Count
|
3-71
|
cnfatmlayer
|
Configure ATM Layer
|
3-87
|
cnfpath
|
Configure Path
|
3-120
|
cnfpathalm
|
Configure Path Alarm
|
3-122
|
dnpath
|
Down Path
|
3-149
|
dspatmlayer
|
Display ATM Layer
|
3-167
|
dspatmlayercnt
|
Display ATM Layer Count
|
3-168
|
dsppath
|
Display Path
|
3-267
|
dsppaths
|
Display Paths
|
3-269
|
dsppathalm
|
Display Path Alarm
|
3-271
|
dsppathalms
|
Display Path Alarms
|
3-273
|
dsppathalmcnf
|
Display Path Alarm Configuration
|
3-274
|
dsppathalmcnt
|
Display Path Alarm Count
|
3-275
|
uppath
|
Up Path
|
3-329
|
Resource Monitor Management Commands
|
cnfrmrsrc
|
Configure Resource Monitor Resource
|
3-126
|
dsprmalms
|
Display Resource Monitor Alarms
|
3-294
|
dsprminfo
|
Display Resource Monitor Information
|
3-295
|
dsprmrsrc
|
Display Resource Monitor Resource
|
3-296
|
dsprmrsrcs
|
Display Resource Monitor Resources
|
3-298
|
