Cisco SES PNNI Controller Command Reference
Functional Organization

Table Of Contents

Functional Organization

SVC Command Suite

SPVC Command Suite

PNNI Command Suite

PNNI Addressing

Shelf Operation Commands


Functional Organization


This chapter provides a functional organization for the following groups:

SVC Command Suite

SPVC Command Suite

PNNI Command Suite

Shelf Operation Commands

Each table lists the command, complete name of the command, and the page number.

SVC Command Suite

This section lists the commands that apply to the switched virtual circuits (SVCs). The SVC commands allow you to add, delete, configure, display status, and specify statistics.

The SVC commands consist of the suite shown in Table 2-1.

Table 2-1 SVC Commands Summary 

Command
Description
Page
Port Management Commands
 

addpnport

Add a UNI or NNI port.

3-18

cnfcdvtdft

Change CDVT default.

3-67

cnfconsegep

Configure connection segment endpoint.

3-76

cnfintfvsvd

Configure a virtual source/virtual destination on a PNNI port.

3-91

cnfmbsdft

Configure maximum burst size (MBS) default.

3-95

cnfoamsegep

Configure OAM segment endpoint.

3-107

cnfpnportacc

Configure PNNI port access.

3-139

cnfpnportcac

Configure CAC policy parameters for a port.

3-140

cnfpnportcc

Configure call control parameters for a port.

3-142

cnfpnportrange

Configure PNNI port range.

3-148

cnfpnportsig

Configure PNNI port signaling.

3-150

delconsegep

Remove a segment endpoint on a connection.

3-200

delpnport

Delete PNNI port.

3-206

dnpnport

Down PNNI port.

3-219

dspcdvtdft

Display CDVT default.

3-240

dspconsegep

Display connection segment endpoint.

3-251

dspmbsdft

Display MBS default.

3-294

dspoamsegep

Display OAM segment endpoint.

3-304

dsppnport

Display PNNI port.

3-382

dsppnportcac

Display PNNI port CAC.

3-384

dsppnportcc

Display PNNI port call control (CC).

3-385

dsppnportrange

Display PNNI port range.

3-389

dsppnsysaddr

Display PNNI port resource.

3-396

dsppnports

Display PNNI ports.

3-391

dsppnportsig

Display PNNI port signaling.

3-395

tstpndelay

Test PNNI delay.

3-498

uppnport

Up PNNI port.

3-500

ILMI Commands
 

addfltset

Add ATM filter set.

3-12

addprfx

Add prefix.

3-21

cnfaddrreg

Configure address registration.

3-59

cnfautocnf

Configure auto configuration.

3-64

cnfilmienable

Configure ILMI enable.

3-86

cnfilmiproto

Configure ILMI protocol.

3-87

delprfx

Delete prefix.

3-209

dspilmiaddr

Display ILMI address.

3-274

dsppnilmi

Display PNNI ILMI.

3-322

dspprfx

Display prefix.

3-404

Call Control Commands
 

addaddr

Add address.

3-5

addserialif

Add serial interface.

3-22

clrconstats

Clear connection statistics.

3-36

clrpathtracebuffer

Clear a specified path trace buffer.

3-45

clrpathtracebuffers

Clear path trace buffers.

3-46

clrpncon

Clear UNI or NNI connection.

3-47

clrpnconstats

Clear UNI or NNI connection statistics.

3-48

cnfe164 justify

Configure E.164 justification.

3-82

cnffltset

Configure filter set.

3-84

cnfpnctlvc

Configure PNNI control VC.

3-109

cnfpnportacc

Configure PNNI port access.

3-139

cnfpnportloscallrel

Configure PNNI port LOS call release.

3-144

conntrace

Connection trace.

3-190

deladdr

Delete address.

3-195

delfltset

Delete filter set.

3-202

delpnportacc

Delete PNNI port access.

3-207

dspaddr

Display address.

3-223

dspatmaddr

Display ATM address.

3-227

dspfltset

Display filter set.

3-271

dsppathtracebuffer

Display path trace buffer.

3-305

dsppathtracebuffers

Display path trace buffers.

3-306

dsppathtraceie

Display path trace.

3-307

dsppathtracenode

Display path trace node.

3-308

dsppathtraceport

Display path trace port.

3-309

dsppncon

Display PNNI connection.

3-312

dsppncon

Display PNNI connections.

3-314

dsppnconstats

Display PNNI connection statistics.

3-318

dsppnctlvc

Display PNNI control VC.

3-320

dsppnportloscallrel

Display PNNI port LOS call release.

3-387

dspsvcparm

Display SVC nodal parameter.

3-435

pathtraceie

Path trace information element (IE).

3-460

pathtracenode

Path trace node.

3-461

pathtraceport

Path trace port.

3-462

Signaling Commands
 

clrsigstats

Clear signal statistics.

3-51

clrsscopstats

Clear SSCOP statistics.

3-54

cnfenhiisp

Configure enhanced IISP.

3-83

cnffltset

Configure frame discard on AAL5.

3-84

cnfsig

Configure signaling.

3-165

cnfsscop

Configure SSCOP.

3-176

disablesscop

Disable SSCOP.

3-217

dspenhiisp

Display enhanced IISP.

3-262

dspsig

Display signaling.

3-423

dspsigdiag

Display signaling parameters.

3-424

dspsigstats

Display signaling statistics.

3-425

dspsscop

Display SSCOP.

3-431

dspsscopstats

Display SSCOP statistics.

3-433

SNTP Commands

clrsntpstats

Clear SNTP statistics.

3-52

cnfsntp

Configure SNTP.

3-172

dbgsntp

Debug SNTP.

3-194

deltrapmgr

Delete SNTP remote server.

3-215

dspsntp

Display SNTP.

3-427

dspsntpstats

Display SNTP statistics.

3-428

Congestion Commands

cnfintfcongth

Configure interface level congestion threshold.

3-89

cnfnodalcongth

Configure nodal congestion threshold.

3-101

dspintfcongcntr

Display interface level congestion counter.

3-275

dspintfcongflags

Display interface congestion manager flags.

3-276

dspintfcongth

Display interface congestion threshold.

3-277

dspnodalcongcntr

Display nodal level congestion counter.

3-298

dspnodalcongflags

Display nodal congestion flags.

3-299

dspnodalcongth

Display nodal congestion threshold.

3-301


SPVC Command Suite

This section lists the commands that apply to the semi-permanent virtual circuits (SPVCs). The SPVC commands allow you to add, delete, configure, display status, and specify statistics. The following are the functions used for SPVC:

Adding a connection.

Modifying an existing connection.

Deleting a connection.

Displaying one connection or all connections.

Downing and upping a connection in the course of maintenance or troubleshooting.

SPVC commands consist of the suite shown in Table 2-2.

Table 2-2 SPVC Commands Summary 

Command
Description
Page
Connection Provisioning Commands

addcon

Add connection.

3-8

clrspvcnonpers

Clear SPVC non persistent endpoint.

3-53

cnfabrtparmdft

Configure default ABR traffic parameters.

3-56

cnfcon

Configure connection.

3-71

cnfpri-routing

Configure priority routing.

3-105

cnfrrtparm

Configure reroute retry parameters.

3-158

cnfspvcprfx

Configure SPVC prefix.

3-174

cnfsvcoverride

Configure SVC override.

3-180

cnftrftolerance

Configure traffic conformance tolerance.

3-182

delcon

Delete connection.

3-199

dncon

Down connection.

3-218

dspabrtparmdft

Display ABR traffic parameter defaults.

3-222

dsppri-routing

Display priority routing.

3-405

dsppvcif

Display permanent virtual connection (PVC) interface.

3-407

dsprrtparm

Display global reroute retry parameters.

3-412

dspspvcprfx

Display SPVC prefix.

3-430

dspsvcoverride

Display SVC override.

3-436

dsptrftolerance

Display traffic conformance tolerance.

3-440

pvcifconfig

PVC interface configuration.

3-465

upcon

Up connection.

3-499

Connection Diagnostics Command

dspabrtparmdft

Display default ABR traffic parameters.

3-222

Connection Debug Commands

dspcon

Display connection.

3-243

dspconinfo

Display connection information.

3-247

dspcons

Display connections.

3-249

dsprrtparm

Display reroute retry parameters.

3-412

rrtcon

Reroute connection.

3-475

tstconseg

Test continuity segment.

3-494

tstdelay

Test delay.

3-496

Route Optimization Commands

addpref

Add preferred route.

3-19

cnfconpref

Configure connection preferred route.

3-74

cnfrteopt

Configure route optimization.

3-160

cnfrteoptthld

Configure route optimization threshold.

3-163

cnfrrtparm

Configure reroute parameters.

3-158

delpref

Delete preferred route.

3-208

dsppref

Display preferred route.

3-398

dspprefs

Display preferred routes.

3-399

dsprteoptcnf

Display route optimization configuration.

3-413

dsprteoptstat

Display route optimization status.

3-415

modpref

Modify preferred route.

3-456

optrte

Optimize route.

3-458

Troubleshooting Commands

abortofflinediag

Abort offline diagnostics.

3-3

clrdiagerr

Clear diagnostic error.

3-37

clrdiagstat

Clear diagnostic statistics.

3-38

cnfdiag

Configure diagnostics.

3-78

cnfdiagall

Configure diagnostics all.

3-80

dspdiagcnf

Display diagnostics configuration.

3-256

dspdiagerr

Display diagnostics error.

3-257

dspdiagstat

Display diagnostics statistics.

3-258

dspdiagstatus

Display diagnostics status.

3-259

dspdisk

Display disk.

3-260

forcecdnative

Force card native.

3-444

stackdump

Stack dump.

3-483


PNNI Command Suite

This section lists the private network-to-network interface (PNNI) commands specific to node addressing and routing. The PNNI commands allow you to add, delete, configure, display status, and create statistics for PNNI nodes.

The following are the functions used for PNNI:

Configuring:

Link selection

Node addresses and identifiers

Packet size

PNNI interface

PNNI timers

RCC variables

Routing policies

Scope map table

PNNI summary address

Deleting:

A logical node

A PNNI summary address

Displaying:

Debug information

Learned nodes

Link information

Neighbor addresses

Node addresses and identifiers

Packet information

Paths

Reachable addresses

Routing policy

System address tables

Timers

PNNI Addressing

The PNNI addresses and identifiers contain fields that are common to each other and should match each other. If you change a field in one item, Cisco Systems advises you to change the corresponding field in the other item. For example, if you change the ATM address, you should change corresponding fields in the PNNI summary address and node identifier.


Note The peer group identifier does not share in this recommendation.


The name and graphic represent each address and identifier as well as the common information that appears in Figure 2-1. The central and lower parts show the breadth of each item. Applicable command descriptions point out where you should modify common fields. The following fields also go into the construction of the ATM addresses and PNNI-related identifiers:

The Initial Domain Identifier (IDI) identifies the domain.

The Initial Domain Part (IDP) identifies the country.

The Authority and Format Identifier (AFI) identifies the address format and who provided it.

The Data Country Code (DCC) identifies the country.

Figure 2-1 Cisco Factory-shipped Node-Addressing Defaults Mapping into Both NSAP and DCC Address Formats

PNNI commands consist of the suite shown in Table 2-3.

Table 2-3 PNNI Commands Summary 

Command
Description
Page
Node Commands

addpnni-node

Add PNNI node.

3-15

addpnni-summary-addr

Add PNNI summary address.

3-17

cnfpnni-election

Configure PNNI election.

3-112

cnfpnni-intf

Configure PNNI interface.

3-114

cnfpnni-link-selection

Configure PNNI link selection.

3-117

cnfpnni-mtu

Configure PNNI maximum transmission unit (MTU).

3-119

cnfpnni-node

Configure PNNI node.

3-120

cnfpnni-pkttrace

Configure PNNI packet trace.

3-125

cnfpnni-routing-policy

Configure PNNI routing policy.

3-127

cnfpnni-scope-map

Configure PNNI scope map.

3-131

cnfpnni-svcc-rcc-timer

Configure PNNI SVCC-based RCC timer.

3-133

cnfpnni-timer

Configure PNNI timer.

3-135

delpnni-node

Delete PNNI node.

3-204

delpnni-summary-addr

Delete PNNI summary address.

3-205

dsppnni-election

Display PNNI election.

3-328

dsppnni-intf

Display PNNI interface.

3-334

dsppnni-link

Display PNNI link.

3-337

dsppnni-node-list

Display PNNI node list.

3-346

dsppnni-pkttrace

Display PNNI packet trace.

3-353

dsppnni-summary-addr

Display PNNI summary address.

3-374

dsppnni-svcc-rcc

Display PNNI SVCC-based RCC.

3-376

dsppnni-svcc-rcc-timer

Display PNNI SVCC-based RCC timer.

3-378

dsppnni-timer

Display PNNI timer.

3-380

PNNI Display Commands

dsppnni-bn-path

Display PNNI border node path.

3-324

dsppnni-bypass

Display PNNI bypass.

3-326

dsppnni-idb

Display PNNI internal topology database.

3-330

dsppnni-inducing-uplink

Display PNNI inducing uplink.

3-332

dsppnni-link-selection

Display PNNI link selection.

3-339

dsppnni-mtu

Display PNNI maximum transmission unit (MTU).

3-340

dsppnni-neighbor

Display PNNI neighbor.

3-341

dsppnni-node

Display PNNI node.

3-343

dsppnni-node-list

Display PNNI node list.

3-346

dsppnni-path

Display PNNI path.

3-351

dsppnni-ptse

Display PNNI topology state element (PTSE).

3-354

dsppnni-reachable-addr

Display PNNI reachable address.

3-363

dsppnni-routing-policy

Display PNNI routing policy.

3-366

dsppnni-scope-map

Display PNNI scope map.

3-370

dsppnni-spoke

Display PNNI default spoke.

3-372

dsppnsysaddr

Display PNNI system address.

3-396


Shelf Operation Commands

This section lists the shelf operation commands along with some commands that belong to other logical entities running on the switch, for example, PNNI. The shelf operation commands allow you to add, delete, configure, display status, and create statistics for node-level features.

The following are the functions used for shelf operation:

Node-level parameters used for node name, date, time, time zone, and so forth.

Firmware downloading.

Network synchronization.

SNMP configuration.

User account creation (and associated password).

IP connectivity to support user-control of the switch.

Saving and restoring node configuration information.

Shelf operation commands consist of the suite shown in Table 2-4.

Table 2-4 Shelf Operation Commands Summary 

Command
Description
Page
User Commands

adduser

Add user.

3-24

aesa_ping

ATM end system address ping.

3-25

bye

Bye.

3-29

cc

Change card.

3-30

cd

Change directory.

3-31

clrcnf

Clear configuration.

3-35

clrlmitrace

Clear LMI trace.

3-42

clrscrn

Clear screen.

3-50

cmdhistory

Command history.

3-55

cnflmitrace

Configure LMI trace.

3-93

cnfpasswd

Configure password.

3-104

cnfuser

Configure user.

3-187

conntrace

Connection trace.

3-190

copy

Copy.

3-192

cp

Copy.

3-193

delete

Delete.

3-201

dellmiloop

Delete LMI loop.

3-203

deluser

Delete user.

3-216

dspusers

Display users.

3-441

exit

Exit.

3-443

help

Help.

3-445

history

Command history.

3-446

logout

Logout.

3-453

ls

List.

3-454

ping

Ping.

3-464

pwd

Present working directory.

3-467

rename

Rename.

3-469

shellcon

Shell connection.

3-481

timeout

Timeout.

3-493

users

Users.

3-502

who

Who.

3-503

whoami

Whoami.

3-504

Shelf Commands

abortallsaves

Abort all saves.

3-2

abortrev

Abort revision.

3-4

addtrapmgr

Add trap manager.

3-23

bootChange

Specifies the boot IP address and gateway address of a PXM card.

3-27

clidbxlevel

Command line interface level.

clrloginmsg

Clear login message.

3-44

cnfcbclk

Configure cellbus clock.

3-65

cnfcmdabbr

Configure command abbreviation.

3-69

cnfloginmsg

Configure login message.

3-94

cnfndparms

Configure node parameters.

3-98

cnfpasswd

Configure password.

3-104

cnfpswdreset

Configure password reset.

3-154

cnfserialif

Configure serial interface.

3-164

cnfsigdiag

Configure signaling diagnostic.

3-167

cnfsnmp

Configure SNMP.

3-170

commitrev

Commit revision.

3-189

delsesn

Delete session.

3-211

delsigdiag

Delete signaling diagnostic.

3-213

deltrapmgr

Delete trap manager.

3-215

dspbkpl

Display backplane.

3-229

dspcbclk

Display cellbus clock.

3-230

dspcd

Display card.

3-231

dspcderrs

Display card errors.

3-235

dspdisk

Display disk.

3-260

dspcds

Display cards.

3-236

dspcmdabbr

Display command abbreviation.

3-242

dspconstats

Display connection statistics.

3-252

dspdate

Display date.

3-253

dspdbinfo

Display database information.

3-254

dsperrs

Display errors.

3-269

dspipconntask

Display IP connectivity task.

3-278

dspipifcache

Display IP interface cache translation.

3-281

dsploginmsg

Display login message.

3-292

dspndparms

Display node parameters.

3-296

dsppingatmaddr

Display ping ATM address.

3-310

dsppswdreset

Display password reset.

3-406

dsprevs

Display revisions.

3-410

dspprfhist

Display the percentage of activity of tasks.

3-401

dspsesn

Display session.

3-422

dspsnmp

Display SNMP.

3-426

dsptrapip

Display trap IP.

3-438

dsptrapmgr

Display trap manager.

3-439

dspversion

Display version.

3-442

loadrev

Load revision.

3-452

resetcd

Reset card.

3-470

resetsys

Reset system.

3-471

routeShow

Route show.

3-473

routestatShow

Routing statistics show.

3-474

runrev

Run revision.

3-476

setrev

Set revision.

3-480

sesntimeout

Session timeout.

3-479

svcifconfig

Switched virtual circuit (SVC) interface configuration.

3-485

telnet

Telnet.

3-491

remove

Delete.

3-468

Node Level Commands

addapsln

Add automatic protection system (APS) line.

3-7

addlmiloop

Add LMI loop.

3-14

clrallcnf

Clear all configurations.

3-33

clrbecnt

Clear bit-error count.

3-34

clrerr

Clear error.

3-39

clrerrhist

Clear error history.

3-40

clrlmistats

Clear local management interface statistics.

3-41

clrlog

Clear log.

Note Run this command on the BPX and SES.

3-43

clrqosdefault

Clear quality of service default.

3-49

cnfainihopcount

Configure ATM inter-network interface (AINI) hop count.

3-60

cnfapsln

Configure APS line.

3-62

cnfdate

Configure date.

3-77

cnfintvsvd

Configure interface VS/VD.

3-91

cnfname

Configure name.

3-97

cnfnodalfd

Configure nodal frame discard.

3-103

cnfpnportncci

Configure port network call correlation identifier.

3-146

cnfqosdefault

Configure quality of service default.

3-155

cnfserialif

Configure serial interface.

3-164

cnfstatsmgr

Configure statistics manager.

3-179

cnftime

Configure time.

3-183

cnftmzn

Configure time zone.

3-184

cnftmzngmt

Configure time zone management.

3-185

cnftrapip

Configure trap IP.

3-186

deladdr

Delete.

3-195

deladdr

Delete ATM address.

3-195

deladdrs

Delete ATM addresses.

3-197

delapsln

Delete APS line.

3-198

dellmiloop

Delete LMI loopback.

3-203

delserialif

Delete serial interface.

3-210

dspainihopcount

Display AINI hop count.

3-224

dspapscfg

Display APS configuration.

3-225

dspapsln

Display APS line.

3-226

dspbecnt

Display APS bit-error count.

3-228

dspcdalms

Display card alarms.

3-233

dspcderrs

Display card errors.

3-235

dspcdstatus

Display card status.

3-238

dspclkinfo

Display clock information.

3-241

dspdate

Display date.

3-253

dspenvalms

Display environmental alarms.

3-263

dsperr

Display error.

3-265

dsperrhist

Display error history.

3-267

dspif

Display interface.

3-273

dspipif

Display IP interface.

3-279

dsplmilink

Display LMI links.

3-282

dsplmiloop

Display LMI loopback.

3-283

dsplmistats

Display LMI statistics.

3-284

dsplmitrace

Display LMI trace.

3-285

dspln

Display line.

3-287

dsplog

Display log.

3-288

dsplogs

Display logs.

3-293

dspmbsdft

Display maximum burst size (MBS) default.

3-294

dsppnallgrpaddr

Display all group addresses.

3-311

dsppngrpmbrs

Display group members.

3-321

dsppnportidmaps

Display PNNI port ID maps.

3-386

dsppnportncci

Display PNNI port network call correlation identifier.

3-388

dsppnportrsrc

Display PNNI port resource.

3-390

dspndalms

Display node alarms.

3-295

dspndstatus

Display node status.

3-297

dspnodalfd

Display nodal frame discard.

3-303

dspqosdefault

Display quality of service default.

3-408

dspsem

Display semaphore.

3-416

dspsems

Display semaphores.

3-417

dspserialif

Display serial interface.

3-421

dspsnmp

Display slot alarms.

3-426

dspspvcaddr

Display SPVC address.

3-429

dspstatsmgr

Display statistics manager.

3-434

dspswalms

Display switch alarms.

3-437

ifShow

Interface show.

3-447

ipifconfig

IP interface configuration.

3-449

memShow

Memory map show.

3-455

restoreallcnf

Restore all configuration.

3-472

saveallcnf

Save all configuration.

3-477

showsyserr

Show system error.

3-482

switchapsln

Switch APS line.

3-487

syserr

System error.

3-490

Redundancy Commands

dspred

Display redundancy.

3-409

switchcc

Switch core card.

Note Run the switchcc command on the BPX and SES.

3-488

switchredcd

Switch redundant card.

3-489