Avaya P550R Cli Reference Manual

Reference Guide Version 2.0 May 2002

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Table of Contents vii Overview of the Contents.......................................................... 1-vii Technical Support...................................................................... 1-vii Conventions .............................................................................. 1-vii Text Conventions............................................................... 1-viii Related Documentation............................................................. 1-ix Online Documentation....................................................... 1-ix Documentation Feedback................................................... 1-ix ATM Forum............................................................................... 1-ix Avaya Products and Services..................................................... 1-ix Chapter 1 — Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-1 Overview .................................................................................... 1-1 Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes .................................... 1-1 Command Syntax Conventions.................................................. 1-2 No Form of Commands ....................................................... 1-3 Command Line History Keys............................................... 1-3 Basic Functions........................................................................... 1-4 Accessing/Exiting the ATM Uplink CLI ...................................... 1-5 Using a Serial Interface to Access the Avaya Multiservice Switch’s Supervisor ........................... 1-5 Using Telnet to Access the Avaya Multiservice Switch’s Supervisor 1-5 Accessing the ATM Uplink CLI............................................ 1-6 Exiting the ATM Uplink CLI................................................ 1-6 Supervisor Commands................................................................ 1-7 set smart-module flash ........................................................ 1-7 ATM Uplink Commands............................................................. 1-8 ATM-Link Commands................................................................ 1-9 atm-link ............................................................................. 1-10 set atm-link default-PVC ................................................... 1-11 set atm-link (enable | disable)............................................ 1-12 set atm-link failover-link................................................... 1-13 set atm-link mapping......................................................... 1-14 set atm-link name.............................................................. 1-15 set atm-link oam-loopback................................................ 1-16 show atm-link.................................................................... 1-17 Global Commands .................................................................... 1-19 set network........................................................................ 1-20

set network multiport........................................................ 1-21 set network pnni-level....................................................... 1-22 set network prefix.............................................................. 1-23 show network.................................................................... 1-24 Interface Commands................................................................. 1-25 set interface (enable | disable) ........................................... 1-26 set interface (medium-type).............................................. 1-27 set interface (name)........................................................... 1-28 show interface ................................................................... 1-29 LEC Commands........................................................................ 1-31 clear lec learp..................................................................... 1-32 set lec agetime ................................................................... 1-33 lec ...................................................................................... 1-34 set lec (disable | enable)..................................................... 1-35 set lec (join-method) ......................................................... 1-36 set lec (max-bus-cellrate-value) ........................................ 1-37 set lec (max-count)............................................................ 1-38 set lec (max-time).............................................................. 1-39 set lec (name) .................................................................... 1-40 set lec (proxy).................................................................... 1-41 set lec (qos-domain) .......................................................... 1-42 set lec (selector) ................................................................. 1-43 set lec (server-addr)........................................................... 1-44 set lec (trigger-count) ........................................................ 1-45 set lec (version).................................................................. 1-46 show lec............................................................................. 1-47 show lec (learp) ................................................................. 1-49 PNNI Commands ...................................................................... 1-50 show pnni base-table......................................................... 1-51 show pnni if-table.............................................................. 1-52 show pnni link-table.......................................................... 1-53 show pnni map-table......................................................... 1-54 show pnni map-addr-table ................................................ 1-55 show pnni map-node-table ............................................... 1-56 show pnni metrics-table .................................................... 1-57 show pnni nbr-peer-table.................................................. 1-58 show pnni nbr-peer-port-table.......................................... 1-59 show pnni node-table........................................................ 1-60 show pnni node-pgl-table.................................................. 1-61 show pnni node-svcc-table................................................ 1-62 show pnni node-timer-table.............................................. 1-63 show pnni ptse-table ......................................................... 1-64 show pnni route-addr-table............................................... 1-65 show pnni scope-table....................................................... 1-66 show pnni summary-address-table ................................... 1-67 show pnni svccrcc-table..................................................... 1-68 Permanent Virtual Channel Commands .................................. 1-69 pvc ..................................................................................... 1-70 set pvc cdvt ........................................................................ 1-71

set pvc mbs......................................................................... 1-72 set pvc pcr .......................................................................... 1-73 set pvc port......................................................................... 1-74 set pvc priority.................................................................... 1-75 set pvc red-pack ................................................................. 1-76 set pvc scr........................................................................... 1-77 set pvc traffic-class.............................................................. 1-78 set pvc vci........................................................................... 1-79 set pvc vpi........................................................................... 1-80 show pvc ............................................................................ 1-81 QoS Domain Commands........................................................... 1-82 qos-domain ........................................................................ 1-83 set qos-domain (mapping) ................................................. 1-84 set qos-domain (name) ...................................................... 1-85 show qos-domain............................................................... 1-86 QoS Set Commands .................................................................. 1-88 qos-set ................................................................................ 1-89 set qos-set (mbs) ................................................................ 1-90 set qos-set (name).............................................................. 1-91 set qos-set (pcr).................................................................. 1-92 set qos-set (priority) ........................................................... 1-93 set qos-set (red-pack)......................................................... 1-94 set qos-set (scr)................................................................... 1-95 set qos-set (traffic-class) ..................................................... 1-96 show qos-set....................................................................... 1-97 RED Pack Commands................................................................ 1-98 set random-detect (max-threshold)................................... 1-99 set random-detect (min-threshold).................................. 1-100 set random-detect (probability) ....................................... 1-101 set random-detect (thmin-thmax-prob-wq).................... 1-102 set random-detect wq ...................................................... 1-103 show random-detect ........................................................ 1-104 System Commands.................................................................. 1-105 copy (filename) ................................................................ 1-106 copy (startup-config)........................................................ 1-107 copy running-config startup-config ................................. 1-108 dir..................................................................................... 1-109 end ................................................................................... 1-110 erase ................................................................................. 1-111 erase startup-config.......................................................... 1-112 exit ................................................................................... 1-113 help .................................................................................. 1-114 nvram initialize ................................................................ 1-115 reload ............................................................................... 1-116 reset.................................................................................. 1-117 show boot......................................................................... 1-118 show file_name ................................................................ 1-119 show flash ........................................................................ 1-120 show history..................................................................... 1-121

show running-config ....................................................... 1-122 show startup-config......................................................... 1-123 show version.................................................................... 1-124 VPORT Commands ................................................................. 1-125 vport ................................................................................ 1-126 set vport (enable | disable)............................................... 1-127 set vport (ilmi)................................................................. 1-128 set vport (max-vci) .......................................................... 1-129 set vport (name) .............................................................. 1-130 set vport (path-cost) ........................................................ 1-131 set vport (sig-type)........................................................... 1-132 set vport (traffic-shape-rate)............................................ 1-133 show vport....................................................................... 1-134 VSPORT Commands ............................................................... 1-136 vsport............................................................................... 1-137 set vsport default-link...................................................... 1-138 set vsport default-port ..................................................... 1-139 set vsport default-PVC ..................................................... 1-140 set vsport (enable | disable) ............................................. 1-141 set vsport load-share........................................................ 1-142 set vsport name................................................................ 1-143 set vsport static-laft.......................................................... 1-144 set vsport type.................................................................. 1-145 show static-laft................................................................. 1-146 show vsport ..................................................................... 1-147

vii Preface This guide explains how to configure and operate the Avaya Multiservice Switch’s ™ P580®/P882® ATM Uplink module (referred to as the ATM Uplink module) using the Command Line Interface (CLI). Overview of the Contents Command Line Interface Commands - Provides description of the CLI commands associated with the ATM Uplink module. Technical Support To contact Avaya’s technical support: ■ From the United States: 1-800-237-0016 ■ Outside the United States: Contact your distributor. Conventions This section describes the conventions used in this document.

Text Conventions This document uses the following text conventions: Convention Represents Examples User Input User entered text. To enable the network, enter: set network enable Boldface Text Menu command, keyword to be acted upon, or button name. From the Interface pull-down menu, select Default. Click Cancel to cancel the installation. System Output Text displayed by the system. If you enable the network successfully, the following output displays: ATM(configure)# set network enable Network has been enabled Note Provides additional information about a procedure or topic. * Note: In order to change the virtual port parameters, the Administrative Status state must be Down. Caution Indicates a condition that may damage hardware or software. Warning Indicates a condition that may cause bodily injury or death. CAUTION WARNING

ix Related Documentation This section provides information on related documentation, including: ■ Online Documentation ■ Documentation Feedback ■ ATM Forum - http://atmforum.com Online Documentation Avaya maintains copies of technical documentation on the Avaya Web server. To access online documentation, including HTML and PDF documents, use Netscape Navigator® version 4.5 or later or Microsoft® Internet Explorer version 3.0 or later and enter the following URL: http://pubs.avayactc.com Documentation Feedback If you have comments about the technical accuracy or general quality of this document, please send us an E-mail at: [email protected] Please cite the document title, part number, and page reference, if appropriate. ATM Forum For more information about ATM, refer to the ATM Forum Web site: http://www.atmforum.com Avaya Products and Services For information about Avaya products and services, please consult the Avaya World Wide Web site at http://www.avaya.com.

1-1 1 Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands Overview This chapter describes: ■ Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes ■ Command Syntax Conventions ■ Basic Functions ■ Accessing the ATM Uplink CLI ■ P580R Supervisor Commands ■ ATM Uplink Commands Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes Use the information in Table 1-1 to access and exit the command modes. Table 1-1. Accessing/Exiting the Command Modes Main Command Modes Mode To Access Prompt To Exit User You are in the User mode after login. This mode includes a limited number of commands to display status and statistic information. Log in. ATM-Slot#> Enter quit.

Command Syntax Conventions Table 1-2 describes the command syntax conventions. Table 1-2. Command Syntax Conventions Privileged The Privileged mode contains commands from the User mode and the commands to set operating parameters. From the User mode, enter enable. ATM# exit returns to the User mode. Global Configuration The Configuration mode contains commands to configure the entire system. From the Privileged mode, enter configure. ATM (configure)# Exit returns to the Privileged mode. To exit a command mode, enter the exit command To exit the ATM Uplink Command Line Interface, enter quit. Note: The ATM Uplink CLI session times out if there is no CLI activity after the default time of 5 minutes. Main Command Modes Convention Description keyword A command keyword (required). An alphanumeric string with “-” allowed. A required variable for which you supply the value. A command parameter name, where the name must be alphanumeric. [optional] Optional syntax that can be a keyword, parameter, option or any combination thereof.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-3 No Form of Commands Many ATM Uplink CLI commands have a no form. In general, the no form deletes a feature/function or restores a default. Command Line History Keys The history buffer stores the last 20 commands you have entered. Use the key sequences in Table 1-3 to recall commands from the history buffer. Table 1-3. Command History Buffer {option1 | option2} Required - one of the alternatives must be selected. The “|” symbol, which stands for “or” is only valid in this context. Convention Description Keys Function Ctrl-P Recalls the most recent command in the history buffer. Repeat the key sequence to recall other previous commands. Ctrl-N Returns to the most recent command in the history buffer after Ctrl-P is used to recall commands. Repeat the key sequence to recall the other most recent commands.

Basic Functions Enter a question mark (?) at the system prompt to display the commands in a mode. For other information, use the commands in Table 1-4. Table 1-4. Basic Functions Command Description Example partial-command? (First tokens only - not whole syntax) Lists the commands that begin with the specified character string. There is no space between the command and question mark. ATM# e? Next possible match: enable exit ATM# partial-command Completes a command name. ATM# conf ATM# configure command + Lists the remaining syntax of all commands that begin with the character string. ATM# show lec + [] Show LEC configuration. ATM# show lec + Lists all of the commands for the current mode - complete syntax and help descriptions. ATM# + command ? (Gives the next token (parameter or keyword)) Lists the command parameters (with a brief explanation, if available). There is a space between the command and the question mark. ATM# clear ? ? Lists, if unique, all commands for the current command mode. ATM (config)# ?

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-5 Accessing/Exiting the ATM Uplink CLI To access the ATM Uplink CLI, you must first access the Avaya Multiservice Swith’s Supervisor console. There are two ways to access the Supervisor console: ■ Using a serial interface ■ Using telnet Using a Serial Interface to Access the Avaya Multiservice Switch’s Supervisor To access the CLI using a serial interface (such as HyperTerminal): 1. Set up a new connection within the serial interface. Table 1-5 describes how the serial interface should be configured. Table 1-5. Serial Interface Configuration 2. Connect with the host as directed by the instructions in the specific serial interface software you are using. 3. Enter your user name and password at the respective prompts. Using Telnet to Access the Avaya Multiservice Switch’s Super- visor To use telnet to access the Avaya Multiservice Swith’s Supervisor: Parameter Setting Baud Rate 9600 Data Bits 8 Stop Bits 1 Parity None Flow Control None

* Note: A serial interface should be used to configure an IP address and user account for the switch. Default accounts are: • root • diag • manuf 1. Obtain the name and password for the user account you will be using. 2. At the system prompt, enter telnet and the IP address. telnet 3. Enter your user name and password at the respective prompts. Accessing the ATM Uplink CLI To access the ATM Uplink CLI, enter session and the slot number (Example: session 2). The prompt changes to ATM-2>, indicating that you are logged into the ATM Uplink CLI. * Note: The prompt reflects the change of mode. Exiting the ATM Uplink CLI To exit the ATM Uplink CLI: 1. Enter exit at the system prompt, as many times as necessary, until you have returned to the User mode. 2. Enter quit to end the ATM Uplink CLI session. You are returned to the Supervisor prompt and can disconnect from telnet or the serial interface.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-7 Supervisor Commands This section describes the Smart Module Command set, which currently consists of the set smart-module flash command. set smart-module flash Command Mode Configuration Description Sets the image that the ATM module should boot from. * Note: This command is only executable from the supervisor module. Syntax set smart-module flash {app1|app2|boot} Table 1-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the boot image for the ATM module in slot 3 to app2. Avaya(configure)# set smart-module flash 3 app2 Smart Module in slot 3 is now set to boot from "app2". Avaya(configure)# Name Definition mod-num The slot number of the smart module being specified. app1 | app2 | boot The boot image in which the smart module’s flash memory should boot.

ATM Uplink Commands This section describes the following commands sets: ■ ATM-Link Commands ■ Global Commands ■ Interface Commands ■ LEC Commands ■ PNNI Commands ■ Permanent Virtual Channel Commands ■ QoS Domain Commands ■ QoS Set Commands ■ RED Pack Commands ■ System Commands ■ VPORT Commands ■ VSPORT Commands

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-9 ATM-Link Commands ATM-Link commands are used with RFC1483 configurations. These commands presume that a Virtual Switch Port (VSP) has already been created. Once a VSP is created, you can use the ATM-Link commands to create and manage ATM Links within the VSP. ■ atm-link ■ set atm-link default-PVC ■ set atm-link (enable | disable) ■ set atm-link failover-link ■ set atm-link mapping ■ set atm-link name ■ show atm-link

atm-link Command Mode Configuration Description Create an atm-link. Use the no form of this command to delete an atm-link. * Note: The Virtual Switch Port (VSP) that this ATM Link will belong to must exist prior to creating the atm-link. Syntax atm-link no atm-link Table 1-7. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example creates then deletes an ATM link named vsp1on the Virtual Switch Port whose ID is 4. ATM(configure)# atm-link 4 vsp1 ATM Link VSP1 for VSPort 4 has been successfully created ATM(configure)# no atm-link vsp1 Name Definition vsportId Virtual switch port Identifier. Range is 1 - 128. link-name Virtual switch port name. (1 - 31 characters) If using spaces in the name, surround the name with quotation marks (“)

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-11 set atm-link default-PVC Command Mode Configuration Description Sets the default virtual channel for an ATM Link. This command is used when the VSP is a Replicating. With a Replicating VSP, each ATM Link in the VSP has its own Default PVC. In a Non-Replicating VSP, the Default PVC is set for the VSP itself, not the ATM Link within it. Syntax set atm-link default-PVC Table 1-8. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output This example sets the default PVC for ATM Link “Link1” to the PVC whose ID is 1-0-300. ATM(configure)# set atm-link Link1 default- PVC 1-0-300 Default PVC 1-0-300 has been set for ATM Link Link1 Name Definition vsportId Virtual switch port Identifier. Range is 1 - 128. pvcId Virtual channel identifier. When a PVC is created, the ATM Uplink module assigns the vcID to the PVC. The format of the vcID is -- (ex: 1-0-300) Use the show pvc to display the list of PVC configured within the ATM Link Use the show atm-link [] to get the name of an ATM-Link whose name is greater than 10 characters.

set atm-link (enable | disable) Command Mode Configuration Description Enable or disable an ATM link. Disabling an ATM Link effectively blocks traffic to/from the remote destination. If you are using a Replicating VSP, disabling a single ATM Link allows traffic to flow to other destinations while blocking traffic from the disabled link’s destination. You must also disable an ATM Link when you are going to make changes to the link’s parameters. Syntax set atm-link {enable | disable} Table 1-9. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example enables ATM Link TestLink: ATM(configure)# set atm-link TestLink enable ATM Link TestLink has been enabled! Name Definition link-name The name of the ATM link you will enable or disable. Use the show atm-link [] to get the name of an ATM-Link whose name is greater than 10 characters. enable | disable Enables or disables the atm link.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-13 set atm-link failover-link Command Mode Configuration Description Sets the atm failover-link. The ATM Uplink module supports a failover link. In the event one link fails, the traffic will be forwarded by the failover link. Syntax set atm-link failover-link {none | } * Note: none is used to clear the failover link setting for this ATM Link. * Note: This command applies only to Non-Routed VSP ATM Links. Table 1-10. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example sets the failover-link for ATM Link MainLink to ATM Link BackupLink. Should MainLink fail, BackupLink will begin to forward the traffic. ATM(configure)# set atm-link MainLink failover-link BackupLink Failover link BackupLink has been set for ATM Link MainLink The following example clears the failover-link for ATM Link MainLink. Should MainLink fail, no backup is specified and traffic will not flow. ATM(configure)# set atm-link MainLink failover-link none Failover link none has been set for ATM Link MainLink Name Definition link-name The name of the ATM link whose failover link you will specify. Use the show atm-link [] to get the name of an ATM-Link whose name is greater than 10 characters.

set atm-link mapping Command Mode Configuration Description For the given ATM Link, this command maps an Ethernet priority to a PVC. * Note: All 8 Ethernet priorities should be mapped to a PVC. Any traffic forwarded at an un-mapped Ethernet priority will result in that traffic being dropped. Syntax set atm-link mapping {none | } Table 1-11. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example maps Ethernet priority 6 to PVC 181 in the TestLink ATM Link. ATM(configure)# set atm-link TestLink mapping 0-2-300 6 PVC 2-0-300 has been set for priority 6 for ATM Link TestLink Name Definition link-name The name of the ATM Link whose Ethernet priorities being mapped. Use the show atm-link [] to get the name of an ATM-Link whose name is greater than 10 characters. pvcId Virtual channel identifier. When a PVC is created, the ATM Uplink module assigns the vcID to the PVC. The format of the vcID is -- (ex: 1-0-300) Use the show pvc to display the list of PVCs configured within the ATM Link priority Priority for mapping. Range of values is 0 - 7.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-15 set atm-link name Command Mode Configuration Description Changes the name of an ATM Link. Syntax set atm-link name Table 1-12. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output This example changes the name of ATM Link TestLink to MainLink ATM(configure)# set atm-link TestLink name MainLink Name MainLink has been set for ATM Link TestLink Name Definition link-name Name of the ATM Link (1 - 31 characters). Use the show atm-link [] to get the name of an ATM-Link whose name is greater than 10 characters.

set atm-link oam-loopback Command Mode Configuration Description Enables or disables OAM-Loopback for the ATM-Link. Enabling OAM Loopback configures the ATM-Link to send an OAM F5 packet every seconds down the default PVC. The ATM-Link will also echo OAM cells back along the default PVC. * Note: This is applicable only to Simple-Bridge and LLC Mux VSPs. OAM is not supported with Routed VSPs. Syntax set atm-link oam-loopback {enable | disable} Table 1-13. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output This example enables OAM Loopback on ATM Link AvayaLink. ATM(configure)# set atm-link AvayaLink oam- loopback enable OAM Loopback ATM Link AvayaLink set to enabled. Name Definition link-name Name of the ATM Link. Use the show atm-link [] to get the name of an ATM-Link whose name is greater than 10 characters. enable | disable Enables or disables OAM loopback for the ATM Link

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-17 show atm-link Command Mode All modes Description Shows the configuration of the atm link specified by vsportId and or link-name. Syntax show atm-link [] Table 1-14. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example shows the configuration information for Virtual Switched Port 2. ATM-9(configure)# show atm-link 13 Link Link Admin Oper Failover OAM Default Id Name Status Status Link Loopback PVC ---- ------- -------- ------ -------- -------- ------- 10 Link1 Disabled Down None Disabled 1-0-100 11 Link2 Disabled Down None Disabled 1-0-200 12 Link3 Disabled Down None Disabled 1-0-300 ATM-9(configure)# show atm-link 13 10 ATM Link Link1 Configuration for Virtual Switch Port 13: ======================================================= Name : Link1 Admin Status : Disabled Oper Status : Down Failover Link : None OAM Loopback : Disabled Default PVC : 1-0-100 Outbound Priority 0 : 1-0-100 Outbound Priority 1 : 1-0-100 Outbound Priority 2 : 1-0-100 Outbound Priority 3 : 1-0-101 Outbound Priority 4 : 1-0-101 Name Definition vsportId Virtual switch port identifier. Range is 1 - 128. link-id Optional ID number of the ATM-Link. If omitted, all ATM Links for the VSP will be displayed. If entered, detailed information about the ATM Link will be displayed. Note: Use the link-id parameter to display a specific ATM-Link when the ATM-Link name is longer than 10 characters.

Outbound Priority 5 : 1-0-101 Outbound Priority 6 : 1-0-102 Outbound Priority 7 : 1-0-102

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-19 Global Commands Global commands configure the ATM Uplink module’s ATM address and Signalling type (such as PNNI or UNI). This section describes: ■ set network ■ set network multiport ■ set network pnni-level ■ set network prefix ■ show network

set network Command Mode Configuration Description Enable or disable an ATM network. * Note: You must disable a network each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the network in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set network {enable | disable} Table 1-15. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example disables, then enables the ATM network. ATM(configure)# set network disable Network has been disabled ATM(configure)# set network enable Network has been enabled Name Definition enable | disable Administratively enables or disables all ATM protocols.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-21 set network multiport Command Mode Configuration Description By setting Multiport to Yes, the ATM Uplink module will use PNNI signalling. PNNI provides for automatic load sharing and failover depending on configuration. If set to Yes, you must also configure the ATM Prefix and PNNI Level for the ATM Uplink module. If set to No, UNI signalling will be used; and failover can be configured between the two ports. Signalling can also be disabled completely if the ATM Uplink module will be used in an RFC1483 configuration only. See the command “set vport (sig-type)” on page 132 or the ATM Uplink 2.0 User Guide for more information on signalling types. * Note: You must disable a network each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the network in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set network multiport {yes|no} Table 1-16. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets network multiport support to yes, which enables PNNI. ATM(configure)# set network disable Network has been disabled ATM(configure)# set network multiport yes Network has been modified ATM(configure)# set network enable Network has been enabled Name Definition yes | no Selects whether ports should act as PNNI load- shared (yes) or non-PNNI (no) failover.

set network pnni-level Command Mode Configuration Description Set the Private Network-to-Network Interface (PNNI) level. This command is only used when Multiport is set to Yes. See the command “set network multiport” on page 21 * Note: You must disable a network each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the network in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set network pnni-level Table 1-17. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the PNNI level to 96. ATM(configure)# set network disable Network has been disabled ATM(configure)# set network pnni-level 96 PNNI Level 96 set successfully ATM(configure)# set network enable Network has been enabled Name Definition pnni-level The value of the PNNI level. The range of values is: Minimum = 8, Maximum = 104. The values must be multiples of 8.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-23 set network prefix Command Mode Configuration Description Set the ATM address prefix of an ATM network. The prefix is a 13 byte (26 hex digit) number. Example Prefix: 39.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.09.10.11.12 (Note: periods have been inserted for readability. Do not use periods when entering the ATM Prefix.) * Note: You must disable a network each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the network in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set network prefix Table 1-18. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the ATM address prefix. ATM(configure)# set network disable Network has been disabled ATM(configure)# set network prefix 3900000000000000000000aa03 ATM Address Prefix set successfully ATM(configure)# set network enable Network has been enabled Name Definition atm-prefix Sets the prefix portion of the uplink’s ATM address. Note: The prefix must be a 13-byte number. The first byte must be a valid Authority and Format Identifier (AFIs 0x39, 0x47, and 0x45) for Network Service Access Point (NSAP) addressing as defined by the UNI (User-to-Network Interface) signaling specification.

show network Command Mode All Modes Description Shows ATM network configuration for the ATM Uplink module. Syntax show network Sample Output This example shows the network configuration. ATM(configure)# show network ATM Network Configuration: ========================== Admin Status : STOP Operational Status : Down Multiport : YES ATM Address Prefix : 39-0000- 0000000000000000AA03 PNNI Level : 96

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-25 Interface Commands This section describes: ■ set interface (enable | disable) ■ set interface (medium-type) ■ set interface (name) ■ show interface

set interface (enable | disable) Command Mode Configuration Description Enable or disable a physical interface to the ATM interface. Physical port 1 is interfaceID 1 and physical port 2 is interfaceID 2. * Note: You must disable an interface each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the interface in order for the interface to be operational. Syntax set interface {disable | enable | medium-type | name} Table 1-19. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example shows interface 1 being disabled and enabled. ATM(configure)# set interface 1 disable Interface 1 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set interface 1 enable Interface 1 has been enabled Name Definition interfaceID The ATM interface identification number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 2. enable | disable | medium-type | name enable - Enables the ATM interface disable - Disables the ATM interface medium-type - options are SDH or SONET. see “set interface (medium-type)” on page 27 name - set the ATM interface name. see “set interface (name)” on page 28

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-27 set interface (medium-type) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the ATM interface medium type to SONET or SDH. The default value for the medium type is SONET * Note: You must disable an interface each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the interface in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set interface medium-type {sonet | sdh} Table 1-20. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example disables interface 1, sets the medium type to SONET and enables interface 1. ATM(configure)# set interface 1 disable Interface 1 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set interface 1 medium-type sonet Medium Type SONET has been set for Interface 1 ATM(configure)# set interface 1 enable Interface 1 has been enabled Name Definition interfaceID The ATM interface identification number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 2 where 1 is Physical port 1 and 2 is physical port 2. sonet | sdh Select either medium type: • sonet - Synchronous Optical Network. A high-speed synchronous network specification developed by Bellcore, designed to run on optical fiber. STS-1 (51.84 Mbps) is the basic building block of SONET. • sdh - Synchronous Digital Hierarchy. A European standard that defines a set of rate and format standards that are transmitted using optical signals over fiber. SDH is similar to SONET, with a basic SDH rate of 51.84 Mbps, designated at STM-0.

set interface (name) Command Mode Configuration Description Name an ATM physical interface. * Note: You must disable an interface each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the interface in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set interface name Table 1-21. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the name of ATM interface 1 to “thoreau”. ATM(configure)# set interface 1 disable Interface 1 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set interface 1 name thoreau Setting of interface 1 name to thoreau succeeded. ATM(configure)# set interface 1 enable Interface 1 has been enabled Name Definition interfaceID The ATM interface identification number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 2 where 1 is Physical port 1 and 2 is physical port 2. interfaceName Name for an interface. The interface name must be between 1 and 31 characters (alpha or numeric).

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-29 show interface Command Mode All Modes Description Display ATM interface information. You can show both interfaces or explicitly show physical port 1 or 2. Syntax show interface [] Table 1-22. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example shows the configuration information for ATM interface 1. ATM(configure)# show interface 1 ATM Interface 1 Configuration: ============================== Interface Name : thoreau Admin Status : Enabled Oper Status : Up Medium Type : Sonet Line Type : Multi-Mode Fiber Path Width : STS12c This example shows the configuration information for all configured interfaces. ATM(configure)# show interface ATM Interface 1 Configuration: ============================== Interface Name : thoreau Admin Status : Enabled Oper Status : Up Medium Type : Sonet Line Type : Multi-Mode Fiber Path Width : STS12c Name Definition interfaceID The ATM interface identification number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 2 where 1 is Physical port 1 and 2 is physical port 2.

ATM Interface 2 Configuration: ============================== Interface Name : SonetPort2 Admin Status : Enabled Oper Status : Down Medium Type : Sonet Line Type : Multi-Mode Fiber Path Width : STS12c

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-31 LEC Commands This section describes: ■ clear lec learp ■ set lec (disable | enable) ■ set lec (join-method) ■ set lec (max-bus-cellrate-value) ■ set lec (max-bus-cellrate-value) ■ set lec (max-time) ■ set lec (name) ■ set lec (proxy) ■ set lec (qos-domain) ■ set lec (selector) ■ set lec (server-addr) ■ set lec (trigger-count) ■ set lec (version) ■ show lec

clear lec learp Command Mode Configuration Description Use the clear LEC learp command to clear the LEARP entries for a specific LEC or the entire LEARP table. This is helpful when troubleshooting ATM network problems, because you can force an entry to be deleted then relearned. Syntax clear lec learp {[] | all } Table 1-23. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example clears the LEARP table for LEC 1. ATM(configure)# clear lec learp 1 Name Definition lecIDToClearLeArp optional parameter that identifies the LEC whose LEARP table you want to clear. all - will clear all LEARP entries from the LEARP table.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-33 set lec agetime Command Mode Configuration Description This command sets the agetime for LEARP entries for the LEC. The valid range is 60 to 3600 seconds with the default value being 1200 seconds. Syntax set lec agetime Table 1-24. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the agetime for LEC 1 to be 2400 seconds. ATM(configure)# set lec 1 agetime 2400 agetime 2400 set for LEC 1 Name Definition lecID ID # of the LEC whose Agetime value you want to change. The number of seconds the LEARP entry should remain valid in the LEARP table. Valid range is 60 to 3600 seconds with the default value being 1200 seconds.

lec Command Mode Configuration Description Create a LAN Emulation Client (LEC). Use the no form of this command to delete a LEC. Syntax lec [] no lec Table 1-25. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example creates then deletes a LEC named “adams” with an lecID of 90. ATM(configure)# lec adams 90 LEC adams has been created with ID 90 ATM(configure)# no lec 90 Name Definition lecName The name you wish to assign to the LEC. The LEC name must be between 1 and 31 characters (alpha or numeric). lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. If omitted, the next available lowest number will be assigned.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-35 set lec (disable | enable) Command Mode Configuration Description Enable or disable a LEC. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec {disable | enable} Table 1-26. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example illustrates how to disable and enable LEC 2. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. disable | enable Enables or disables a LEC.

set lec (join-method) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the method by which the LEC joins an ELAN. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec join-method {les | lecs} Table 1-27. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets LEC 2 to join method LECS. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 join-method lecs Join Method LECS has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. les |lecs Determines whether the LEC connects through the LECS, or bypasses the configuration phase and goes directly to a configured LES.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-37 set lec (max-bus-cellrate-value) Command Mode Configuration Description Sets the maximum total number of cells the ATM Uplink module will send per second to the BUS. This setting prevents the ATM Uplink module from overloading the BUS. In the event there are many flows that have not triggered separate DDVCCs, this setting will ensure that all of the “micro” flows collectively don’t overload the BUS. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec max-bus-cellrate Table 1-28. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the maximum number of cells per second sent to the BUS for LEC 2 to 500cps. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 max-bus-cellrate 15 Maximum BUS Cellrate 500 has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. max-bus-cellrate- value The maximum number of cells per second to sent to the BUS. The range of values is 0 to 1412830 for OC12, and 0 to 353207 for OC3 modules.

set lec (max-count) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the maximum unknown frame count per time interval for a LEC. This parameter determine how many frames will be sent using the BUS or a lower priority VC before a Data Direct VC will be created for traffic at this priority level. This works in conjunction with the max-time parameter. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec max-count Table 1-29. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the maximum unknown frame count for LEC 2 to 15 for a programmed time interval. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 max-count 15 Maximum Unknown Frame Count 15 has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. max-count-value The maximum unknown frame count. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 20. The default is 10.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-39 set lec (max-time) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the unknown frame time interval for a LEC. Refer to the max- count parameter for additional information. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec max-time Table 1-30. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the unknown frame time interval for LEC 2 to 45 seconds. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 max-time 45 Maximum Unknown Frame Time 45 has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. max-time-value The maximum unknown frame time, measured in seconds. The range of values is: Minimum = 1 second, Maximum = 60 seconds. The default is 1.

set lec (name) Command Mode Configuration Description Modifies a LEC name. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec name Table 1-31. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the name of LEC 1 to “dawes.” ATM(configure)# set lec 1 disable LEC 1 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 1 name dawes Name dawes has been set for LEC 1 ATM(configure)# set lec 1 enable LEC 1 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. lecName The name you wish to assign to the LEC. The LEC name must be between 1 and 31 characters (alpha or numeric).

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-41 set lec (proxy) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the proxy mode for the LEC. The LEC can proxy for MAC addresses that are local to the Avaya switch only; or for MAC addresses learned from other LECs in addition to the local MAC address. If proxying for all, the ATM Uplink module will work in conjunction with another LEC to bridge between two ELANs. This is not a recommended configuration since this implies a routing function. See Appendix B of the ATM Uplink User’s Guide for more details. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec proxy { all | ethernet } Table 1-32. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the proxy for LEC 1 to ethernet: ATM(configure)# set lec 1 disable LEC 1 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 1 proxy ethernet Proxy ethernet has been set for LEC 1 ATM(configure)# set lec 1 enable LEC 1 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. all | ethernet Which MAC addresses you want the ATM Uplink module to proxy for. Options include: • all - LEC will proxy for local MAC addresses as well as MAC addresses learned from other LECs. • ethernet (default)- LEC will only proxy for local MAC addresses.

set lec (qos-domain) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the Quality of Service (QoS) Domain for the LEC. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec qos-domain Table 1-33. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets QOS Domain 1 for LEC 2. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 qos-domain 1 QOS Domain 1 has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. qos-domain-value The QoS domain ID. Use the show qos- domain command for a list of configured QoS Domains.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-43 set lec (selector) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the client selector for the LEC. This value will become the selector byte in the 20th position of the ATM address and will differentiate this LEC from other LECs on the ATM Uplink module from the perspective of the ATM network. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec selector Table 1-34. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the ATM address selector for LEC 2 to 1F. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 selector 1F ATM Address Selector 1F has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. atm-addr-selector The client selector for LEC. The range of values should be (in hex) range 0 - FF (255). Note: The LEC selector must be unique among LECs.

set lec (server-addr) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the server ATM Address used by the LEC to connect to the ELAN. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec server-addr { | default>} Table 1-35. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the server ATM address for LEC 2 to default. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 server-addr default Server ATM Address DEFAULT has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. atm-address | default The server ATM address. Options are the 20 byte ATM address of the server or the default well-known address.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-45 set lec (trigger-count) Command Mode Configuration Description Sets the maximum number of Frames per second that the ATM Uplink module will send to the BUS for forwarding rather than establish a data direct VCC to the LEC. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec trigger-count Table 1-36. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the trigger count for LEC 2 to a programmed time interval of 15. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 trigger-count 15 LE ARP Trigger Count 15 has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. trigger-count-value The LE ARP trigger count measured in seconds. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 20.

set lec (version) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the LEC version. * Note: You must disable a LEC each time you make a change to the configuration. After you make configuration changes, you must enable the LEC in order for the changes to take effect. Syntax set lec version {v1 | v2} Table 1-37. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets LEC 2 to version V1. ATM(configure)# set lec 2 disable LEC 2 has been disabled ATM(configure)# set lec 2 version v1 Version V1 has been set for LEC 2 ATM(configure)# set lec 2 enable LEC 2 has been enabled Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. v1 | v2 Set the LEC version to v1 or v2.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-47 show lec Command Mode All Modes Description Display LEC configuration. Syntax show lec [] Table 1-38. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example shows the configuration for all LECs. * Note: The actual output contains additional columns for VLAN ID and ProxyValue. ATM(configure)# show lec LEC Version LEC Admin Oper Join Client ID Cfg/Oper Name Status Status Method Selector ---- -------- ---- -------- ------ ------ ------- 1 V1/V1 thoreau Enabled Up LECS 11 2 V1/V1 j2 Enabled Up LECS 12 3 V1/V1 j3 Enabled Up LECS 13 4 V1/V1 j4 Enabled Up LECS 14 5 V1/V1 j5 Enabled Up LECS 15 6 V1/V1 j6 Enabled Up LECS 16 7 V1/V1 j7 Enabled Up LECS 17 8 V1/V1 j8 Enabled Up LECS 18 9 V1/V1 j9 Enabled Up LECS 19 10 V1/V1 j10 Enabled Up LECS 20 This example shows the configuration for LEC 1. ATM(configure)# show lec 1 ATM LEC 1 Configuration: ========================= Name : default Admin Status : Disabled Oper Status : Down Configured Version : V2 Operational Version : - Name Definition lecID Optional, the LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. If omitted, all LECs with summarized info will be displayed.

LEC AMT Address :390000... Client Selector : 00 Server ATM Address : C5-0079-00000000000000000000- 00A03E000001-00 Join Method : LECS QOS Domain : 1 Maximum Unknown Frame Count (C10) : 10 Maximum Unknown Frame Time (C11) : 1 LE ARP Trigger Count : 5 Maximum BUS Cellrate : - Agetime : 1200 ProxyValue : ALL MAX BUS CELLRATE : 50000 AGETIME: : 30 PROXY VALUE : ethernet VLAN ID : 0001 ELAN ID : - LEC ID : -

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-49 show lec (learp) Command Mode All Modes Description Shows the ATM address to MAC address mapping for a LEC. This is helpful when trying to determine which ATM device in the ATM network is proxying for a given MAC address. Syntax show lec learp [] Table 1-39. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example shows the learp cache for LEC ID 2. ATM-7(configure)# show lec learp 2 LE ARP ID: 5 LAN Destination: 00104B76C0AA NSAP Destination: 39-0000-0000000000E03B0BD69E- 02E03B0BD69E-14 State: Active Type: Learned Rate Control: No local: Yes CPU Route: No route ID: 0 Atm Destination ID: 3 Lec Id: 2QOS Domain : 1 Maximum Unknown Frame Count (C10) : 10 Name Definition lecID The LEC identifier. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. If omitted, this command will display all LEARP entries for all LECs. If omitted, the list of all LEARP entries will be displayed.

PNNI Commands This section describes: ■ show pnni base-table ■ show pnni if-table ■ show pnni link-table ■ show pnni map-table ■ show pnni map-addr-table ■ show pnni map-node-table ■ show pnni metrics-table ■ show pnni metrics-table ■ show pnni nbr-peer-table ■ show pnni nbr-peer-port-table ■ show pnni node-table ■ show pnni node-pgl-table ■ show pnni node-svcc-table ■ show pnni ptse-table ■ show pnni route-addr-table ■ show pnni scope-table ■ show pnni scope-table ■ show pnni scope-table ■ show pnni scope-table ■ show pnni summary-address-table ■ show pnni svccrcc-table

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-51 show pnni base-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI base table. Syntax show pnni base-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI base table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni base-table PNNI Base Table =============== pnniHighestVersion 2 pnniLowestVersion 2 pnniDtlCountOriginator 151 pnniDtlCountBorder 0 pnniCrankbackCountOriginator 0 pnniAltRouteCountBorder 0 pnniAltRouteCountOriginator 0 pnniAltRouteCountBorder 0 pnniRouteFailCountOriginator 391 pnniRouteFailCountBorder 0 pnniRouteFailUnreachableOriginator341 pnniRouteFailUnreachableBorder 0

show pnni if-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI Interface (IF) table. Syntax show pnni if-table Sample Output This example show PNNI IF table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni if-table PNNI Interface Table ==================== pnniIfNodeIndex 65792 pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniIfPortId 1 pnniIfAggrToken 0 pnniIfVPCapability 1 pnniIfAdmWeightCbr 5040 pnniIfAdmWeightRtVbr 5040 pnniIfAdmWeightNrtVbr 5040 pnniIfAdmWeightAbr 5040 pnniIfAdmWeightUbr 5040 pnniIfRccServiceCategory 4 pnniIfRccTrafficDescrIndex 0

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-53 show pnni link-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI link table Syntax show pnni link-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI link table information. ATM-7(configure)# show pnni link-table PNNI Link Table ======================================= pnnideIndex 1 pnniLinkPortId 1 pnniLinkpnniDisplay 2 pnniLinkVersion 2 pnniLinkHelloState 5 pnniLinkRemoteNodeId 60a0399988776655443322117700010020b617220000 pnniLinkRemotePortId 21 pnniLinkDerivedAggrToken 0 pnniLinkUpnodeId 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 pnniLinkUpnodeAtmAddress 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 pnniLinkCommonPeerGroupId 0000000000000000000000000000 pnniLinkIfIndex 65792 pnniLinkSvccRccIndex 0 pnniLinkRcvHellos 68010 pnniLinkXmtHellos 68783

show pnni map-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI map table. Syntax show pnni map-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI map table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni map-table PNNI Map Table ========================================= pnnodeIndex 1 pnniMapOriginatingNodeId 60a03911223344556677889911223302e03b0bd69000 pnniMapOriginatingPortId 1 pnniMapIndex 1 pnniMappnniDisplay 1 pnniMapPeerGroupId 6039112233445566778899112200 pnniMapAggrToken 0 pnniMapRemoteNodeId 60a0399988776655443322117700010020b617220000 pnniMapRemotePortId 21 pnniMapVPCapability 1 pnniMapPtseId 7 pnniMapMetricsTag 11184930000000000000000 . (PNNI Map Table is displayed again for a different PNNI Map Originating Node ID) . . .

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-55 show pnni map-addr-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI map address table. Syntax show pnni map-addr-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI map address table information. ATM # show pnni map-addr-table PNNI Map Node Table ============================================= pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniMapNodeId 60a03900000000000002e03b0b3da500201655667700 pnniMapNodePeerGroupId 603900000000000002e03b0b3d00 pnniMapNodeAtmAddress 390000000 0000002e03b0b3da5002016556677000000 pnniMapNodeRestrictedTransit 1 pnniMapNodeComplexRep 2 pnniMapNodeRestrictedBranching 2 pnniMapNodeDatabaseOverload 2 pnniMapNodeIAmLeader 2 pnniMapNodeLeadershipPriority 0 pnniMapNodePreferredPgl 0 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 pnniMapNodeParentNodeId 000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000 pnniMapNodeParentAtmAddress 0000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 pnniMapNodeParentPeerGroupId 0000000000000000000000000 000 pnniMapNodeParentPglNodeId 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 . (Another table will be displayed for each different PNNI Map Node ID)

show pnni map-node-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI map node table. Syntax show pnni map-node-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI map node table information. ATM# show pnni map-node-table pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniMapNodeId 60a03900000000000002e03b0b3da500201655667700 pnni MapNodePeerGroupId 603900000000000002e03b0b3d00 pnniMapNodeAtmAddress 3900000000000002e03b0b3da5002016556677000000 pnniMapNodeRestrictedTransit 1 pnniMapNodeComplexRep 2 pnniMapNodeRestrictedBranching 2 pnniMapNodeDatabaseOverload 2 pnniMapNodeIAmLeader 2 pnniMapNodeLeadershipPriority 0 pnniMapNodePreferredPg 1 0 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 pnniMapNodeParentNodeId 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 pnniMapNodeParentAtmAddress 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 pnniMapNodeParentPeerGroupId 0000000000000000000000000000 pnniMapNodeParentPglNodeId 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 . . .

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-57 show pnni metrics-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI metrics table. Syntax show pnni metrics-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI metrics table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni metrics-table PNNI Metrix Table ================= pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniMetricsTag 1118536 pnniMetricsDirection 2 pnniMetricsIndex 16 pnniMetricsClasses 16 pnniMetricsGcacClp 1 pnniMetricsAdminWeight 5040 pnniMetrics1 353207 pnniMetrics2 353207 pnniMetrics3 0 pnniMetrics4 0 pnniMetrics5 65535 pnniMetrics6 65535 pnniMetrics7 -1 pnniMetrics8 -1 pnniMetricsRowStatus 1 . . .

show pnni nbr-peer-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI Neighbor (NBR) peer table Syntax show pnni nbr-peer-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI nbr peer table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni nbr-peer-table PNNI NBR Peer Table =================== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniNbrPeerRemoteNodeId 18a03900000000000000000000ff0200000000000000 pnniNbrPeerState 5 pnniNbrPeerSvccRccIndex 0 pnniNbrPeerPortCount 2 pnniNbrPeerRcvDbSums 3 pnniNbrPeerXmtDbSums 3 pnniNbrPeerRcvPtsps 50 pnniNbrPeerXmtPtsps 10 pnniNbrPeerRcvPtseReqs 1 pnniNbrPeerXmtPtseReqs 1 pnniNbrPeerRcvPtseAcks 7 pnniNbrPeerXmtPtseAcks 31

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-59 show pnni nbr-peer-port-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI NBR peer port table. Syntax show pnni peer-port-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI peer port table information. ATM (configure)# show pnni nbr-peer-port- table PNNI NBR Peer Port Table ======================== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniLinkRemoteNodeId 18a03900000000000000000000ff0200000000000000 pnniNbrPeerPortId 1 pnniNbrPeerPortFloodStatus 1 PNNI NBR Peer Port Table ======================== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniLinkRemoteNodeId 18a03900000000000000000000ff0200000000000000 pnniNbrPeerPortId 2 pnniNbrPeerPortFloodStatus 1

show pnni node-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI node table. Syntax show pnni node-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI node table information. ATM# show pnni node-table pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniNodeLevel 96 pnniNodeId 60a03900000000000002e03b0b3da500201655667700 pnniNodeLowest 1 pnniNodeAdminStatus 1 pnniNodeOperStatus 1 pnniNodeAtmAddress 3900000000000002e03b0b3da5002016556677006039 pnniNodePeerGroupId 603900000000000002e03b0b3d00 pnniNodeRestrictedTransit 1 pnniNodeComplexRep 2 pnniNodeRestrictedBranching 2 pnniNodeDatabaseOverload 2 pnniNodePtses 2 pnniNodeRowStatus 1

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-61 show pnni node-pgl-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI node Peer Group Lead (PGL) table. Syntax show pnni node-pgl-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI node PGL table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni node-pgl-table PNNI PGLE Table =============== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniNodePglLeadershipPriority 0 pnniNodeCfgParentNodeIndex 0 pnniNodePglInitTime 15 pnniNodePglOverrideDelay 30 pnniNodePglReelectTime 15 pnniNodePglState 8 pnniNodePreferredPgl 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 pnniNodePeerGroupLeader 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 pnniNodePglTimeStamp 0 pnniNodeActiveParentNodeId 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

show pnni node-svcc-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI node Switch Virtual Channel Connection (SVCC) table. Syntax show pnni node-svcc-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI node SVCC table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni node-svcc-table PNNI Node SVCC Table ==================== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniNodeSvccInitTime 4 pnniNodeSvccRetryTime 30 pnniNodeSvccCallingIntegrityTime 35 pnniNodeSvccCalledIntegrityTime 50 pnniNodeSvccTrafficDescriptorIndex0

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-63 show pnni node-timer-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI node timer table. Syntax show pnni node-timer-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI node timer table information. ATM# show pnni node-timer-table PNNI Node Timer Table ===================== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniNodePtseHolddown 10 pnniNodeHelloHolddown 10 pnniNodeHelloInterval 15 pnniNodeHelloInactivityFactor 5 pnniNodeHlinkInact 120 pnniNodePtseRefreshInterval 1800 pnniNodePtseLifetimeFactor 200 pnniNodeRxmtInterval 5 pnniNodePeerDelayedAckInterval 10 pnniNodeAvcrPm 50 pnniNodeAvcrMt 3 pnniNodeCdvPm 25 pnniNodeCtdPm 50

show pnni ptse-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI State Topology State Element (PTSE) table. Syntax show pnni ptse-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI PTSE table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni ptse-table PNNI PTSE Table =============== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniPtseOriginatingNodeId 18a03900000000000000000000ff0100000000000000 pnniPtseId 1 pnniPtsepnniDisplay 97 pnniPtseSequenceNum 220 pnniPtseChecksum 29765 pnniPtseLifeTime 1700 pnniPtseDataLen 0 . . .

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-65 show pnni route-addr-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI route address table. Syntax show pnni route-addr-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI route address table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni route-addr-table PNNI Route Address Table ======================== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniRouteAddrAddress 3900000000000000000000ff01000000000000 pnniRouteAddrPrefixLength 104 pnniRouteAddrIndex 4369 pnniRouteAddrIfIndex 0 pnniRouteAddrAdvertisingNodeId 18a03900000000000000000000ff0100000000000000 pnniRouteAddrAdvertisedPortId 0 pnniRouteAddrpnniDisplay 3 pnniRouteAddrProto 4 pnniRouteAddrPnniScope 0 pnniRouteAddrVPCapability 2 pnniRouteAddrMetricsTag 0 pnniRouteAddrPtseId 33554435 pnniRouteAddrOriginateAdvertisement 2 pnniRouteAddrOperStatus 3 pnniRouteAddrTimeStamp 994 pnniRouteAddrRowStatus 1 . . .

show pnni scope-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI scope table. show pnni scope-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI scope table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni scope-table PNNI Scope Mapping Table ======================== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniScopeLocalNetwork 96 pnniScopeLocalNetworkPlusOne 96 pnniScopeLocalNetworkPlusTwo 96 pnniScopeSiteMinusOne 80 pnniScopeIntraSite 80 pnniScopeSitePlusOne 72 pnniScopeOrganizationMinusOne 72 pnniNodeIndex 64 pnniScopeOrganizationPlusOne 64 pnniScopeCommunityMinusOne 64 pnniScopeIntraCommunity 48 pnniScopeCommunityPlusOne 48 pnniScopeRegional 32 pnniScopeInterRegional 32 pnniScopeGlobal 0

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-67 show pnni summary-address-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI summary address table. Syntax show pnni summary-address-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI summary address table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni summary-address- table PNNI Summary Address Table ========================== pnniNodeIndex 1 pnniSummaryAddress 390000000000000020b6183183000000000000 pnniSummaryPrefixLength 104 pnniSummarypnniDisplay 1 pnniSummarySuppress 2 pnniSummaryState 1 pnniSummaryRowStatus 1

show pnni svccrcc-table Command Mode All Modes Description Show PNNI SVC CRC table. Syntax show pnni summary-address-table Sample Output This example shows PNNI summary SVC CRC table information. ATM(configure)# show pnni summary-address- table PNNI Summary Address Table ===================================== pnni Node Index 1 pnni Summary Address 3900..... pnni Summary Prefix Length 104 pnni Summary pnni display 1 pnni Summary Supress 2 pnni Summary State 1 pnni Summary Row Status 1

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-69 Permanent Virtual Channel Commands ■ pvc ■ no pvc ■ set pvc cdvt ■ set pvc mbs ■ set pvc pcr ■ set pvc port ■ set pvc priority ■ set pvc red-pack ■ set pvc scr ■ set pvc traffic-class ■ set pvc vci ■ set pvc vpi ■ show pvc

pvc Command Mode Configure Description Creates a Permanent Virtual Channel (PVC). Use the no form of this command to delete a virtual channel. * Note: UBR PVC is created by default. Use the set pvc traffic- class command to change the traffic class if desired. Syntax pvc no pvc Table 1-40. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example creates a pvc labeled link1, attached to port 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101. ATM(configure)# pvc link1 1 4 101 PVC 1-4-101 created successfully The following example removes the pvc created in the previous example. ATM(configure)# no pvc 1-4-101 PVC 1-4.10 successfully removed Name Definition link-name The name being assigned to the pvc. physPortID The ID of the physical port to which this pvc will be attached. Options are 1 or 2. vpi The Virtual Path Identifier (VPI) number. The range of values is: Minimum = 0, Maximum = 255. vci The Virtual Channel Interface (VCI) number. pvcID The identifier of the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101)

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-71 set pvc cdvt Command Mode Configure Description Sets the Cell Delay Variation Tolerance for the specified pvc. Syntax set pvc cdvt Table 1-41. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example sets the cdvt to 5. ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 cdvt 5 CCDVT 5 set successfully for PVC 1-4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier of the pvc. This is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) cdvt - value The Cell Division Variation Tolerance of the pcv. Range is 1 - 10000.

set pvc mbs Command Mode Configure Description Sets the Maximum Burst Size (MBS) for the specified pvc. This can only be set for pvcs with a traffic-class of type “VBR”. Syntax set pvc mbs Table 1-42. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example sets the maximum burst size to 10000. ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 mbs 10000 MBS 10000 set successfully for PVC 1-4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 100 would have a pvcID of 1-4-100) mbs-value The maximum burst size of the pvc. Range is 2 - 1048576.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-73 set pvc pcr Command Mode Configure Description Sets the Peak Cell Rate (PCR) for the specified pvc. Syntax set pvc pcr Table 1-43. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example sets the peak cell rate to 10000. ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 pcr 10000 PCR 10000 set successfully for PVC 1-4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 100 would have a pvcID of 1-4-100) pcr-value The peak cell rate of the pvc. Range is 100 - 1412830 for OC12 or 353207 for OC3.

set pvc port Command Mode Configure Description Sets the physical port for the specified pvc. Syntax set pvc port Table 1-44. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example attaches the pvc to physical port 1 ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 port 1 port 1 set successfully for PVC 1-4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) physPortID The physical port to which you are attaching the pvc. Options are 1 or 2

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-75 set pvc priority Command Mode Configure Description Sets the inbound priority for the specified pvc. Traffic received on this PVC will be forwarded through the Avaya switch at this priority level. Syntax set pvc priority Table 1-45. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following sets the priority of the pvc to 3 ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 priority 3 Inbound priority 3 set successfully for PVC 1- 4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) priority The priority of the pvc. Range is 0 - 7.

set pvc red-pack Command Mode Configure Description Sets the Red-Pack (random early detection) ID for the specified pvc. * Note: RED is always disabled and cannot be set for UBR traffic class PVCs. Syntax set pvc red-pack Table 1-46. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example sets the red-id of the pvc to 3. ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 red-pack 3 Red Pack set successfully for PVC 1-4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) redID The RED ID of the pvc. Range is 1 - 4. Use 0 to disable RED on this pvc.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-77 set pvc scr Command Mode Configure Description Sets the Sustained Cell Rate (SCR) for the specified pvc. * Note: The Sustained Cell Rate must be at least one unit less than the Peak Cell Rate setting. Syntax set pvc scr Table 1-47. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example sets the sustained cell rate of the pvc to 10000. ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 scr 10000 SCR 10000 set successfully for PVC 1-4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) scr-value The sustained cell rate of the pvc. Range is 50- 1412828 for OC12 or 353206 for OC3.

set pvc traffic-class Command Mode Configure Description Sets the traffic class for the specified pvc. Syntax set pvc traffic-class {cbr | ubr | vbr-nrt | vbr-rt} Table 1-48. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example assigns a traffic-class of “CBR” to the pvc. ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 traffic-class cbr Traffic Class CBR set successfully for PVC 1- 4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) traffic-class The traffic class of the pvc. Possible values are: cbr, vbr, vbr-nrt, and vbr-rt.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-79 set pvc vci Command Mode Configure Description Changes the vci for the specified pvc. Syntax set pvc vci Table 1-49. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example changes the vci for the pvc from 101 to 201. ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 201 VCI 201 set successfully for PVC 1-4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) vci The Virtual Channel Interface (VCI) number.

set pvc vpi Command Mode Configure Description Changes the vpi for the specified pvc. Syntax set pvc vpi Table 1-50. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example sets the vpi for the pvc from 4 to 0. ATM(configure)# set pvc 1-4-101 vpi 0 VPI 0 set successfully for PVC 1-4-101 Name Definition pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) vpi The Virtual Port Interface (VPI) number. The range of values is: Minimum = 0, Maximum = 255.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-81 show pvc Command Mode Configure Description Shows detailed information for the pvc specified in pvcID. Syntax show pvc [] Table 1-51. Arguments, Parameters, Keywords Sample Output The following example displays the PVCs in Link1 and then detailed information for pvc 1-4-101 in Link1: ATM-9(configure)# show pvc Link1 PVCs for ATM Link Link1: =============================== PVC Phys Incoming Traffic Red Pack ID Port VPI VCI Priority Map Class ID --------------------------------------------- 1-4-101 1 4 101 0 UBR 0 1-4-102 1 4 102 1 CBR 0 ATM-9(configure)# show pvc Link1 1-4-101 ATM Link Link1 PVC 1-4-101 Configuration: ================================== Incoming Priority Map : 0 Traffic Class : UBR CDVT : 10000 PCR : 350000 Red Pack ID : 0 Name Definition link-name The name of the link whose PVC’s you want to view. pvcID The identifier for the pvc. It is equal to - - (e.g., port number 1 with a vpi of 4 and a vci of 101 would have a pvcID of 1-4-101) omit this number to see the list of all PVC configured for this ATM Link.

QoS Domain Commands This section describes: ■ qos-domain ■ no qos-domain ■ set qos-domain (mapping) ■ set qos-domain (name) ■ set qos-domain (name) ■ show qos-domain

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-83 qos-domain Command Mode Configuration Description Create a Quality of Service (QoS) domain. Use the no form of the command to delete a QoS domain. Syntax qos-domain no qos-domain Table 1-52. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example creates then deletes a QoS domain with ID 3. ATM(configure)# qos-domain 3 QoS Domain QosDomain3 (6) created ATM(configure)# no qos-domain 3 QoS Domain 3 deleted. Name Definition qosDomainID The QoS domain ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128.

set qos-domain (mapping) Command Mode Configuration Description Map Ethernet Frames with a particular priority to a QoS Set. Syntax set qos-domain mapping Table 1-53. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example maps QoS Set ID 24 in QoS domain 12 to the Ethernet priority 6. Any traffic with Ethernet priority 6 will be forwarded down a PVC with the traffic class and parameters of QoS Set 24. ATM(configure)# set qos-domain 12 mapping 24 6 Mapping set successfully Name Definition qosDomainID The QoS Domain ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. qosHandle The QoS Set ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 0, Maximum = 128. Note: this parameter must be unique across ALL QoS Sets irrespective of QoS Domains. In other words, every QoS Set must have a unique qosHandle within an ATM Uplink module. priority The priority setting of a QoS set. The range of values is: Minimum = 0, Maximum = 7.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-85 set qos-domain (name) Command Mode Configuration Description Name a QoS domain. Syntax set qos-domain name Table 1-54. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the name for QoS domain 1 to “thoreau”. ATM(configure)# set qos-domain 1 name thoreau Name thoreau for QoS Domain 1 set successfully Name Definition qosDomainID The QoS domain ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. qos-domain-name Name for a QoS domain. 1 to 31 Characters.

show qos-domain Command Mode All Modes Description Show QoS Domain configuration information. Syntax show qos-domain [] Table 1-55. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example shows QoS domain configuration information for qos-domain 1. ATM(configure)# show qos-domain 1 ATM QoS Domain 1 Configuration: =============================== Name : defaultDomain Priority 0 : QoS Set 1 Priority 1 : QoS Set 1 Priority 2 : QoS Set 1 Priority 3 : QoS Set 2 Priority 4 : QoS Set 2 Priority 5 : QoS Set 2 Priority 6 : QoS Set 3 Priority 7 : QoS Set 3 QoS Set QoS Incoming Traffic Red Pack ID Handle Priority Map Class ID ------- ------ ------------ ------- ----- 1 1 4 1 0 2 2 3 3 0 3 3 6 4 0 4 0 0 1 0 5 5 7 5 0 7 7 0 0 1 Name Definition qosDomainID The QoS domain ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. If omitted, information for all existing QoS- Domains will be displayed.

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-87 This example shows qos-domain configuration information for all existing qos-domains. ATM(configure)# show qos-domain ID Name -- ---- 1 thoreau 3 QosDomain3 12 QosDomain12

QoS Set Commands This section describes: ■ qos-set ■ no qos-set ■ set qos-set (mbs) ■ set qos-set (mbs) ■ set qos-set (mbs) ■ set qos-set (mbs) ■ set qos-set (pcr) ■ set qos-set (priority) ■ set qos-set (priority) ■ set qos-set (scr) ■ set qos-set (traffic-class) ■ show qos-set

Avaya ATM Uplink Module CLI Commands 1-89 qos-set Command Mode Configuration Description Create a Quality of Service (QoS) set. Use the no form of this command to delete a QoS set. Syntax qos-set no qos-set Table 1-56. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example creates then deletes QoS set 24 in QoS Domain ID 12. ATM(configure)# qos-set 12 24 QoS Set QosSet12.24 created successfully ATM(configure)# no qos-set 12 24 QoS Set QosSet12.24 successfully removed Name Definition qosDomainID The QoS domain ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. qosHandle The QoS set ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 0, Maximum = 1000. Note: this parameter must be unique across ALL QoS Sets irrespective of QoS Domains. In other words, every QoS Set must have a unique qosHandle within an ATM Uplink module.

set qos-set (mbs) Command Mode Configuration Description Set the maximum burst size for a QoS set. Syntax set qos-set mbs Table 1-57. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments Sample Output This example sets the maximum burst size for QoS set 24 in QoS Domain 12 to a value of 2000 cps. ATM(configure)# set qos-set 12 24 mbs 2000 MBS set successfully Name Definition qosDomainID The QoS domain ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 1, Maximum = 128. qosHandle The QoS set ID number. The range of values is: Minimum = 0, Maximum = 1000. Note: this parameter must be unique across ALL QoS Sets irrespective of QoS Domains. In other words, every QoS Set must have a unique qosHandle within an ATM Uplink module. mbs-value The value of the maximum burst size in cells per second (cps). The range of values is: Minimum = 2, Maximum = 1048576.