RAISECOM RC551 Command Notebook

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1 RAISECOM RC551 Notebook

2 Contents RC551 Configuration Guide...1 Contents...2 Chapter 1 Preface Audience Abbreviation Reference How to use command-line Environment Mode line of system alarm temperature alarm temperature threshold alarm volt alarm volt threshold arp arp aging-time arp aging-time(user network diagnosis mode) arp mode Chinese clear clear extended-oam statistics clear interface port statistics clear arp clear oam event clear oam statistics clear mac-address-table clear rmon clock set clock summer-time clock summer-time recurring clock timezone cmd-str schedule-list config debug dir disable dlf-forwarding download

3 3.29. Duplex duplex download {bootstrap startup-config system-boot fpga} download {bootstrap startup-config system-boot fpga} download {remote-bootstrap remote-system-boot remote-startup-config remote-fpga} enable enable login enable password english erase exit exit save-diagconfig extended-oam config-request extended-oam notification help flowcontrol flowcontrol fault-pass to client fault-pass fault-return history hostname inside-loopback interface {line client} interface client ip-access-list ip address ip address(remote mode) ip default-gateway(remote mode) ip default-gateway ip default-gateway (usrnet mode) ip igmp filter ip igmp filter ip igmp max-groups ip igmp max-groups action ip igmp profile ip igmp snooping ip igmp snooping ip igmp snooping mrouter ip igmp snooping vlan-list ip igmp snooping vlan-list vlanlist immediate-leave ip igmp snooping timeout ip ip-access-list list

4 3.72. line-speed auto logging console logging file logging host logging monitor logging on logging rate logging time-stamp logout loopback-detection loopback-detection hello-time loopback-detection destination-address loopback-detection down-time mac-address-table aging-time mac-address-table learning mac-address-table static unicast mac-address-table static multicast mls double-tagging tpid HHHH mls qos mls qos default-cos mls qos map cos-dscp mls qos map dscp-cos mls qos trust mvr { enable disable } mvr group mvr vlan mvr mode mvr timeout mvr type mvr immediate mvr vlan group mvr oam {active passive} oam {disable enable} oam errored-frame oam errored-frame-period oam errored-frame-seconds oam event trap oam loopback oam notify oam peer event trap oam remote-loopback password permit deny ping

5 pvid queue strict-priority queue wrr-weight quit radius radius-key range rate-limit rate-limit port-list reboot reboot relay rmon alarm rmon event rmon history rmon statistic rndp rtdp rtdp max-hop schedule-list search mac-address show access-list show arp show buffer show cable-diagnostics show clock show diags show dlf-forwarding show extended-oam statistics show extended-oam status show hardware show interface ip show interface ip show interface ip ip-access-list show interface port detail show interface port detail show inside-loopback show ip igmp filter show ip igmp filter port show ip igmp snooping show ip igmp profile show ip route show interface port show interface port show interface port statistics

6 show interface port statistics show interface port switchport show logging show loopback-detection show mac aging-time show mac-address-table l2-address show mac-address-table l2-address count show mac-address-table multicast show mac-address-table static show memory show mls qos show mls qos maps show mls qos port show mls qos queueing show mvr show mvr member show mvr port show mvr port member show oam show oam capability show oam event show oam loopback show oam notify show oam peer show oam peer event show oam peer link-statistics show oam peer oam-info show oam statistics show oam trap Show processes show rate-limit port-list show remote-device information show relay show rmon alarms show rmon events show rmon statistics show rndp show rndp neighbor show rtdp show rtdp device-list show schedule-list show running-config show sfp show snmp access show snmp community

7 show snmp config show snmp group show snmp host show snmp statistics show snmp user show snmp view show sntp show spanning-tree show spanning-tree port show startup-config show storm-control show tech-support show terminal show user show version show system mtu show vlan show watchdog shutdown shutdown snmp trap remote snmp-server access snmp-server community snmp-server contact snmp-server enable traps snmp-server group snmp-server host snmp-server location snmp-server user snmp-server view sntp server spanning-tree spanning-tree clear statistics spanning-tree edged-port spanning-tree forward-delay spanning-tree hello-time spanning-tree link-type spanning-tree max-age spanning-tree mcheck spanning-tree mode spanning-tree path-cost Spanning-tree priority spanning-tree priority spanning-tree transit-limit Speed

8 speed (auto ) storm-control storm-control bps switch-mode switch-mode dot1q-vlan switch-mode double-tagged-vlan switch-mode transparent system mtu system mtu system error-reboot telnet test cable-diagnostics upload {remote-bootstrap remote-system-boot remote-startup-config remote-fpga} upload {startup-config system-boot} upload {startup-config system-boot} user-network diagnostics vlan accept-frame vlan double-tag vlan egress default vlan ingress-filtering terminal history terminal time-out upload user user login user name privilege Vlan Write write watchdog

9 Chapter 1 Preface 1.1. Audience The Raisecom ISCOM series switch command reference is for the networking professional who is responsible for configuring, managing and maintaining ISCOM series switches. This guide provides information of command-line interface and the application examples of ISCOM series switches. It includes descriptions of the management interface options and the features supported by the switch software Abbreviation GARP: Generic Attribute Registration Protocol GVRP: GARP VLAN Registration Protocol GMRP: GARP Multicast Registration Protocol LACP: Link Aggregation Control Protocol STP: Spanning Tree Protocol VLAN: Virtual LAN DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol BOOTP: BOOTSTRAP PROTOCOL IGMP: Internet Group Management Protocol QoS: Quality of Service CoS: Class of Service ToS: Type of Service DSCP: Differentiated Services Code Point WRR: Weighted Round Robin CIDR: Classless Inter Domain Routing EGP: Exterior Gateway Protocol ICMP: Internet Control Message Protocol IGP: Interior Gateway Protocol InARP: Inverse ARP MBZ: MIB: Must be Zero Management Information Base OSPF: Open Shortest Path First PDU: RIP: Protocol Data Unit Routing Information Protocol MVR: multicast VLAN registration 1.3. Reference 1. <Raisecom Switch Software Configuration Guide> 9

10 2.1. Environment Software: ROS Mode 2. How to use command-line Mode Mode description Access Prompt User EXEC To connect the Login Raisecom> remote device, change terminal settings on a temporary basis, perform basic tests, and display system information. Privileged EXEC Raisecom# In this mode, user can configure the basic information of a switch. From User EXEC mode, type enable and password Global configuration mode Physical interface configuration mode. Use this command to configure parameters that apply to the whole switch. Configure parameters of physical Ethernet interface. From Privileged EXEC mode type config. From global configuration mode mode type interface line line-id or interface client client-id command. Raisecom(config)# Raisecom(config-port)# Remote configuration mode Remote physical interface configuration mode Configure and display remote device information. Configure parameters of remote device client port. From physical interface configuration mode type remote command. From remote configuration mode type i interface client client-id command. Raisecom(config-remote)# Raisecom(config-remoteport)# 10

11 User network diagnosis mode Configure user network layer 3 parameters and show user network information From global configuration mode mode type user-network diagnostics command Raisecom(config-usrnet)# 11

12 3.1. alarm temperature Enable and disable temperature alarm enable Global configuration mode 3. -line of system If the temperature is lower than alarm threshold, it will send low temperature alarm. If the temperature is high than alarm threshold, it will send high temperature alarm. The command of no alarm temperature can stop temperature alarm Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Raisecom(config)#alarm temperature Raisecom(config)#no alarm temperature alarm temperature threshold Set temperature alarm threshold show hardware Show hardware information such as temperature and volt etc 3.2. alarm temperature threshold Set temperature alarm [command format] alarm temperature threshold celsius low <0-30> high <30-70> alarm temperature threshold fahrenheit low <32-86> high <86-158> no alarm temperature threshold 12

13 <0-30> low temperature alarm threshold, centigrade <30-70> hish temperature alarm threshold, centigrade <32-86> low temperature alarm threshold, Fahrenheit <86-158> high temperature alarm threshold, Fahrenheit low temperature threshold is 5, high temperature threshold is 70 Global configuration mode If the temperature is lower than alarm threshold, it will send low temperature alarm. If the temperature is high than alarm threshold, it will send high temperature alarm. The command of no alarm temperature threshold can restore temperature alarm to default. Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Raisecom(config)#alarm temperature threshold Celsius low 5 high 65 Raisecom(config)#alarm temperature threshold Fahrenheit low 40 high 150 Raisecom(config)#no alarm temperature threshold alarm temperature Enable and disable temperature alarm show hardware Show hardware information such as temperature and volt etc 3.3. alarm volt Enable and disable volt alarm function. [command format] [no] alarm volt 13

14 Enable Global configuration mode alarm volt command enable volt alarm function. If the volt is lower than alarm threshold, it will send low volt alarm. If the volt is high than alarm threshold, it will send high volt alarm. Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Raisecom(config)#alarm volt Raisecom(config)#no alarm volt alarm volt threshold show hardware Set volt alarm treshold Show hardware information such as temperature and volt etc 3.4. alarm volt threshold Set volt alarm function. [command format] alarm volt threshold low < > high < > no alarm volt threshold < > low volt alarm threshold, millivolt < > high volt alarm threshold, millivolt low volt alarm threshold is 3140mV, high volt alarm threshold is 3140mV. Global configuration mode, privileged user If the volt is lower than alarm threshold, it will send low volt alarm. If the volt is high than alarm threshold, it will send high volt alarm. no alarm volt threshold command will restore to default. 14

15 Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Raisecom(config)#alarm volt threshold low < > high < > Raisecom(config)#no alarm volt threshold alarm volt show hardware Enable volt alarm Show hardware information such as temperature and volt etc 3.5. arp Add or delete a static arp entry. [command format] arp A.B.C.D HHHH.HHHH.HHHH no arp A.B.C.D A.B.C.D IP address HHHH.HHHH.HHHH MAC address Global configuration mode and User network diagnosis mode. ARP able is maintained by dynamic ARP protocol. ARP searches the resolving result of IP address that maps to MAC address. It is automatical. When it is required to add static ARP entries, manually operation of ARP table is required. Use no arp ip-address to delete ARP entries. set successfully Adding static ARP entry successfully Set unsuccessfully Adding static ARP entry unsuccessfully Add a static ARP entry. Map IP address to MAC address d4b.fd1e Raisecom(config)#arp d4b.fd1e Delete ARP entry which IP address is in ARP table Raisecom(config)# no arp clear arp Clear ARP table show arp Show ARP table 15

16 3.6. arp aging-time Setting the aging time of ARP dynamic entries, the dynamic ARP entries will be removed frome the table according to ARP aging time. The no form of this command is used to recovery the default aging time of dynamic ARP arp aging-time secs [Parameters] secs integer 0 or ARP aging time is 1200 secs. [ mode] Global configuration mode, privileged user. Use this command to set dynamic ARP entries aging time, the maximum time of resolution result, if the existing time of any entry exceeds this time limitation, it will be removed automatically. If the time limitation is set to zero, the dynamic ARP entries will not be removed. Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Setting the aging time of ARP table to 1500 secs. Raisecom(config)# arp aging-time 1500 Recover the aging time of ARP table to 1200 secs. Raisecom(config)# no arp aging-time clear arp Cleare ARP table show arp Show ARP table 3.7. arp aging-time(user network diagnosis mode) Setting the aging time of ARP dynamic entries, the dynamic ARP entries will be removed frome the table according to ARP aging time. The no form of this command is used to recovery the default aging time of dynamic ARP arp aging-time secs [Parameters] secs integer 0 or ARP aging time is 1200 secs. [ mode] User network diagnosis mode, privileged user. Use this command to set dynamic ARP entries aging time, the maximum time of 16

17 resolution result, if the existing time of any entry exceeds this time limitation, it will be removed automatically. If the time limitation is set to zero, the dynamic ARP entries will not be removed. Setting the aging time of ARP table to 150 secs. Raisecom(config-usrnet)# arp aging-time 150 Recover the aging time of ARP table to 1200 secs. Raisecom(config-usrnet)# no arp aging-time show arp Show ARP table 3.8. arp mode Set learning ARP automatically [ format arp mode { learn-all learn-reply-only} [Parameters] learn-all Learn ARP requested and replayed packet. learn-reply-only Only learn ARP of replay packet. Only learn replayed ARP in learn-reply-only mode [ mode] Global configuration mode, privileged user. Use this command to set learning ARP automatically to avoid attack of ARP. ARP request and replay packet will be learned in learn-all mode, but only replay ARP can be learned in learn-all mode. (E)Set successfully Raisecom(config)# arp mode learn-all Raisecom(config)# arp mode learn-reply-only show arp Show arp table 3.9. Chinese 17

18 Show the command line help information in Chinese. chinese Show the command line help information in English. User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, Global configuration mode, Physical interface configuration mode.remote configuration mode, User network diagnosis mode, Remote physical interface configuration mode; common user, Privileged user Display the help information in Chinese. Help users to get accurate information in Chinese. chinese english Display the command line help information in English clear Clear all the information on the screen. User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, Global configuration mode, Physical interface configuration mode.remote configuration mode, User network diagnosis mode, Remote physical interface configuration mode; common user, and Privileged user Clear the shown information on the screen. Raisecom> clear clear extended-oam statistics Clear extended OAM statistics [ format] 18

19 clear extended-oam statistics [line-list line-list] clear extended-oam statistics [client-list client-list] line-list line port list client-list client port list Global configuration mode The port is the unit of statistical information. Set successfully. Raisecom(config)#clear interface client 1 statistics show extended-oam Show extended-oam frame statistics information statistics clear interface port statistics Clear port statistics information [ format] clear interface line [line-id] statistics [schedule-list list-no] clear interface client [client-id] statistics [schedule-list list-no] line-id line port number client-id client port number schedule-list set the start time, over time and implement period of Schedule list-no Schedule list range <0-99>; Global configuration mode Statistics information based on port 19

20 Set successfully. Raisecom(config0port)#clear interface line statistics show interface line statistics show interface client statistics Show port statistics information clear arp Clear all entries of ARP table clear arp Global configuration mode and User network diagnosis mode, privileged user If it is required to delete ARP table, use clear arp. In global configuration mode: set successfully Clear ARP entries successfully set unsuccessfully Clear ARP entries unsuccessfully In user network diagnosis mode no exexution echo. Clear ARP table in global configuration mode. Raisecom(config)#clear arp Clear ARP table in user network diagnosis mode. Raisecom(config-usrnet)#clear arp command arp add Add a static MAC address entries show arp Show all entries of ARP table clear oam event Clear OAM event information note 20

21 [ format] clear oam event privileged user, interface configuration mode Log OAM event, including link event and fault event. This command will clear all the event and log again. Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Raisecom(config-port)#clear oam event show oam event Show OAM statistic information clear oam statistics Clear OAM frame statistic [ format] clear oam statistics privileged user, interface configuration mode 21

22 Set successfully. Raisecom(config-port)#clear oam statistics show oam statistics Show OAM frame statistics information clear mac-address-table Clear the specified MAC address in switch. clear mac-address-table {all dynamic static} [schedule-list list-no] [Parameters Introduction] all Clear dynamic/static MAC address table of a switch. dynamic Clear dynamic MAC address table only. static Clear dynamic static MAC address table only. schedule-list Set the starting time, ending time and periodical operation time. list-no specigy the certain schedule list<0-99>. [ mode] Global configuration mode, privileged user Delete all dynamic MAC addresses Raisecom#(config)clear mac-address-table dynamic mac-address-table static Configure static MAC-address-table clear rmon Use clear rmon command to clear all RMON information [Parameter Introdcution] 22

23 [ mode] Global configuration mode. Raisecom(config)#clear rmon clock set Use clockset to modify system data and time clockset <1-24> <0-60> <0-60> < > <1-12> <1-31> <1-24> hour <0-60> minute <0-60> second < > year <1-12> month <1-31> date Privilege EXEC and privilege users Use clockset to modify system date and time. The configured data and time information will always be effective no matter power is on or off. Set successfully. Raisecom# clockset System date is modified as 30 th Sep, 2003, 8:30:00 command show clock Show the current time of system clock summer-time Enable summer time configuration [ line] clock summer-time {enable disable} enable enable summer time disable disable summer time 23

24 Summertime disable. [ format] privileged user, Privileged EXEC. Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Raisecom#clock summer-time enable show clock Show clock information clock summer-time Set the starting time and end time of summer clock recurring clock summer-time recurring Configure the starting time and the ending time of summertime recurring [ format] clock summer-time recurring {<1-4> last} { sun mon tue wed thu fri sat } {<1-12> MONTH } <0-23> <0-59> {<1-4> last} { sun mon tue wed thu fri sat } {<1-12> MONTH } <0-23> <0-59> <1-1440> <1-4> summer time starting from which week last summer time starting from the last week of the month week day summer time starting from what date of the week <1-12> summer time starting from which month MONTH input the starting month <0-23> summer time starting hour <0-59> summer time starting minute <1-4> summer time ending at which week of the month last summer time ending at the last week week day summer time ending at which day of the week <1-12> summer time ending month MONTH input the ending month <0-23> summer time ending hour <0-59> summer time ending minute <1-1440> summer time recurring minute [ format] privileged user, Privileged EXEC. This command is used to set the starting time, the ending time and recurring of summer time. The format for starting time and the ending time is: xx month, xx week (or the last week), xx hour and xx minute. Set successfully 24

25 Set unsuccessfully Raisecom# clock summer-time recurring 2 sun sun command description clock summer-time Enable summer time function show clock Show clock information clock timezone Configure time zone [ format] clock timezone {+ -} <0-11> <0-59> + East Earth time zone - West Earth time zone <0-11> time zone recurring hour <0-59> time zone offset minute The default time is Beijing local time, which is eastern offset 8 hours [ format] privileged user; Privileged EXEC. Set successfully Set the time-offset direction to West Earth, offset time is 5 hours and 40 minutes. Raisecom#clock timezone 5 40 show clock Show the clock information cmd-str schedule-list Specify a schedule-list to a command. cmd-str schedule-list list-no no schedule-list list-no command cmd-no list-no schedule-list number <0-99>; cmd-no the specified command which will be assigned the schedule list schedule-list set the starting time, ending time, and the time interval [ format] Global configuration mode; privileged user. The specified command will be operated automatically at the appointed time according to the schedule-list configuration 25

26 Set successfully Current schedule list not existed. Raisecom# storm-control dlf schedule-list 1 Raisecom# no schedule-list 1 command 0 schedule-list list-no Configure a schedule list Show schedule-list Show schedule-list information The following commands support schedule-list function: clear arp flowcontrol {on off } ip igmp-snooping no ip igmp-snooping ip igmp-snooping no ip igmp-snooping no shutdown shutdown duplex {full-duplex half-duplex } speed { auto } clear interface line statistics clear interface client statistics clear interface line <1-"MAX_LINE_STR"> statistics clear interface line <1-"MAX_CLIENT_STR"> statistics rate-limit line {1-MAX_LINE_STR} [client {1-MAX_CLIENT_STR}] ingress rate-limit client {1-MAX_CLIENT_STR} ingress rate-limit line {1-MAX_LINE_STR} [client {1-MAX_CLIENT_STR}] egress rate-limit client {1-MAX_CLIENT_STR} egress no rate-limit line {1-MAX_LINE_STR} [client {1-MAX_CLIENT_STR}] (ingress egress both) no rate-limit client {1-MAX_CLIENT_STR}(ingress egress both) no rate-limit port-list (all {1-"MAX_PORT_STR"}) (ingress egress both) sntp server A.B.C.D no sntp server spanning-tree (enable disable) write mac-address-table aging-time no mac-address-table aging-time mac-address-table learning (enable disable) line {1-"MAX_LINE_STR"} mac-address-table learning (enable disable) client {1-"MAX_CLIENT_STR"} mac-address-table static HHHH.HHHH.HHHH vlan <1-4094> line {1-"MAX_LINE_STR"} mac-address-table static HHHH.HHHH.HHHH vlan <1-4094> client {1-"MAX_CLIENT_STR"} clear mac-address-table (all dynamic static) dlf-forwarding (enable disable) no relay (bpdu dot1x lacp all) line [{1-"MAX_LINE_STR"}] 26

27 no relay (bpdu dot1x lacp all) client [{1-"MAX_CLIENT_STR"}] relay (bpdu dot1x lacp all) line {1-"MAX_line_STR"} relay (bpdu dot1x lacp all) client {1-"MAX_CLIENT_STR"} storm-control bps < > storm-control all (enable disable) storm-control dlf (enable disable) storm-control multicast (enable disable) storm-control broadcast (enable disable) config Use config to enter Global configuration mode. config [terminal] terminal Privileged EXEC and privileged user Set successfully. executed successfully Raisecom#config terminal exit Return to parent mode or exit Quit Return to parent mode or exit debug [ no ] debug ( all system rip gvrp igmp-snooping cli driver dhcp snmp stp lacp radius dot1x qos rmon sntp telnet arp ip config ) all arp cli config dhcp driver gvrp igmp-snooping ip debug all functions arp debug cli debug system config information dhcp debug driver debug gvrp debug igmp-snooping debug ip debug 27

28 lacp lacp debug qos qos debug radius radius debug rip rip debug rmon rmon debug snmp snmp debug sntp sntp debug stp stp debug system system debug telnet telnet debug Config module is enabled System module is enabled Others debug functionalities are disabled Privileged EXEC and privileged user Use this command to enable some or all module debug functionalities. Raisecom#debug all logging Configure system log dir Use dir to show flash file storage system. dir Privileged EXEC; privileged user. Raisecom#dir The below information is displayed when dir is operated: size date time name Dec :00:14 durable. 32 Dec :00:14 durable 28

29 Write Erase Download Upload disable Save the current system config Delete the designated file in falsh Download system config file or start-up file Upload system config file or start-up file Use disable to exit from Privileged EXEC. disable Privileged EXEC, privileged user. Raisecom#disable Enable Access priviledged exec from normal exec dlf-forwarding Enable or disable DLF. dlf-forwarding {enable disable} [schedule-list list-no] enable transmit DLF message; disable do not transmit DLF message; schedule-list set the starting time, ending time and time interval of the dispatching task. list-no list number <0-99>; DLF is enabled. [ format] Global configuration mode; privileged user. Only the user with priority 15 can use this command. Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Transmit DLF message Raisecom(config)# dlf-forwarding enable 29

30 show dlf-forwarding Show DLF status download Use download to download system config file or start-up file to flash file system. download {system-boot startup-config} {tftp ftp} system-boot boot file startup-config config file tftp tftp download ftp ftp download Privileged EXEC and privileged user Use download to download boot file and config file to flash file system. When the switch is restarted, the downloaded file will execute automatically. This command can be realized with different file transport protocols for example ftp protocol and tftp. Before using these two protocols, ftp server or tftp server must be set properly and connected to the switch. Read error. Errors occurred when read the server Invalid input file name Errors occurred when input a wrong file name User name is empty! FTP user name is empty. User password is empty! FTP user password is empty Raisecom# download system-boot ftp Please input server IP Address: Please input FTP User name:test Please input FTP Password:test Please input FTP Server File Name:system_boot.Z Use ftp to download boot file from ftp server Upload Upload start-up file or boot file Duplex Use duplex command to set duplex mode of the physical ports duplex { full half } [schedule-list list-no] 30

31 full duplex; half half-duplex; schedule-list starting time, ending time and time interval of dispatching task. list-no list range from <0-99>; Auto negotiation [ format] Ethernet physical interface configuration mode; privileged user. Only the user with priority 15 can use this command. Set successfully Configure the Ethernet port client 4 as half-duplex Raisecom(config-port)# duplex half show interfaceline Show the state of particular port or all the show interface client ports duplex Set duplex mode for client port [ format] duplex {full half} [Parameters] full full duplex half half duplex [ mode] Remote port configuration mode, privileged user In remote configuration mode, this command is used to set duplex for client. It can be different for different port. (E)Remote device X does not support the command. (E)Remote device X extended-oam link is not established. (E)Remote device X set unsuccessfully. (E)Set successfully Raisecom(config-remoteport)#duplex half speed (auto 10 Set speed for remote device 31

32 ) show interface port show interface port detail Show port information of remote device Show port information of remote device in detail download {bootstrap startup-config system-boot fpga} Down file from remote device bootstrap system boot file system-boot system startup file startup-config system configuration file fpga FPGA file tftp download via tftp protocol ftp download via ftp protocol A.B.C.D IP address of server USRNAME user name of ftp server PASSWORD password of ftp server FILENAME file name of server and device Remote configuration mode, privileged user, This command can download the file to flash of remote device (it must be master for OAM mode). Multiple file can be downloaded to different devices. If there is something wrong with remote device with no influence to others. The command of download {bootstrap startup-config system-boot fpga } ftp A.B.C.D USRNAME PASSWORD FILENAME LOCAL-FILENAME download file from server to center site via ftp, then send to the remote device via expended OAM protocol. The command of download {bootstrap startup-config system-boot fpga } tftp A.B.C.D FILENAME LOCAL-FILENAME download file from server to center site via ftp, then send to the remote device via expended OAM protocol. The command of download {bootstrap system-boot fpga} FILENAME download file from center site to remote device via expended OAM protocol. The command of download startup-config [FILENAME] download file from center site to remote device via expended OAM protocol. The file name can also be undersigned 32

33 and use the default name. default name : remote device type+ center OAM link ID+ suffix. If remote device support file transport: FILE_ID, for example FILE_5.conf Or else, the file name is FRAME_ID, for example FRAME_2.conf Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Writing to destination...done Success! Failed!(Invalid IP Address) Failed!(User name error) Failed!(Password error) Failed!(File name error) Waiting...Start Connecting to server failed Failed! Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( Open file error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( Time Out error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( mem alloc error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( File to operate too large error) Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Failed!(OAM link X busy) Waiting...Start Getting source file...done 33

34 Failed!(OAM link X Time out) Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Failed!(Remote X not support this command) Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Failed!(Extend OAM link X not established) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( Unknown error) Raisecom(config-remote)#download system-boot tftp sys1.z Raisecom(config-remote)#download system-boot ftp user user sys1.z Raisecom(config-remote)#download bootstrap bootrom2.0.boot Raisecom(config-remote)#download startup-config erase dir upload Delete the file flash file Show file in flash Upload file download {bootstrap startup-config system-boot fpga} Download file from server or center device [ Format] download {bootstrap system-boot fpga} FILENAME download startup-config [FILENAME] bootstrap system boot file system-boot system startup file startup-config system configuration file fpga FPGA file FILENAME filename on server or center device 34

35 interface configuration mode, Privileged EXEC This command can download the file from center device to remote device flash (it must be master for OAM mode). The command of download {bootstrap system-boot fpga} FILENAME download file from center site to remote deivce via expanded OAM protocol. The command of download startup-config [FILENAME] download file from center site to remote device via expended OAM protocol. The file name can also be undersigned and use the default name. default name : remote device type+ center OAM link ID+ suffix. If remote device support file transport: FILE_ID, for example FILE_5.conf Or else, the file name is FRAME_ID, for example FRAME_2.conf Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Writing to destination...done Success! Failed!(File name error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( mem alloc error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( File to operate too large error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( Unknown error) Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Writing file to destination Failed!(Openning file failed) 35

36 Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Writing file to destination Failed!(File writing failed) Raisecom(config-port)#download system-boot system.z Raisecom(config-port)#download startup-config erase dir upload Delete file in flash Show file storage in flash File upload download {remote-bootstrap remote-system-boot remote-startup-config remote-fpga} Download the file from server to the flash of remote device [ Format] download {remote-bootstrap remote-system-boot remote-startup-config remote-fpga } ftp A.B.C.D USRNAME PASSWORD FILENAME LOCAL-FILENAME download { remote-bootstrap remote-system-boot remote-startup-config remote-fpga } tftp A.B.C.D FILENAME LOCAL-FILENAME remote-bootstrap system boot file of remote device remote-system-boot system startup file of remote device remote-startup-config system configuration file of remote device remote-fpga FPGA file of remote device tftp download via tftp protocol ftp download via ftp protocol A.B.C.D IP address of server USRNAME user name of ftp server PASSWORD password of ftp server FILENAME file name of server and device LOCAL-FILENAME file name of center device 36

37 Privileged EXEC, privileged user This command can download the file (bootstrap,system-boot,startup-config and fpga file) from server to center device flash. These files will be add the suffix automatically as following: file suffix system-boot.z startup-config.conf bootstrap.boot fpga.vme Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Writing to destination...done Success! Failed!(Invalid IP Address) Failed!(User name error) Failed!(Password error) Failed!(File name error) Waiting...Start Connecting to server failed Failed! Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( Open file error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( Time Out error) Waiting...Start 37

38 Getting source file Failed!( mem alloc error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( File to operate too large error) Waiting...Start Getting source file Failed!( Unknown error) Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Writing file to destination Failed!(Openning file failed) Waiting...Start Getting source file...done Writing file to destination Failed!(File writing failed) Raisecom#download remote-system-boot tftp sys1.z system1 Raisecom#download remote-startup-config ftp user user start.conf start2 erase dir upload Delete the designated file in system system Show file storage in flash File upload enable Use enable to access the Privileged EXEC. User EXEC and normal user Access Privileged EXEC from normal exec. 38

39 Raisecom>enable Password: enable Change the password for Privileged EXEC password disable Exit Privileged EXEC mode and back to the starting mode enable login [] Use enable login command to set the users in Privileged EXEC mode. enable login { local-user radius-user } local-user to set enable password for local-user radius-user the enable password for radius server [Format command] Privileged EXEC; privileged user. Enable user of this switch, the default password is raisecom When using the user for radius server, the name of enable user is iscom_admin,so if you want to login successfully, must add the user iscom_admin to radius server. The maximum length of password is 16 characters. Set successfully Set unsuccessfully Raisecom# enable login local-user enable Change the password for access privileged user mode. password enable From starting mode to privilege user mode enable password Use enable password to set the password for access Privileged EXEC. no enable password recover password to default value. null password is empty PASSWORD password string Default password is raisecom from User EXEC to Privileged EXEC. Privileged EXEC and privileged user 39

40 Use this command to change the user password for entering privileged EXEC Raisecom#enable password Enable disable english Access privileged mode from normal mode Exit privileged mode to normal mode Display the command line help information in English english Display the command line help information in English User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, Global configuration mode, VLAN configuration mode, interface configuration mode; common user, privileged user Display the command line help information in English. Set successfully. executed successfully. Raisecom#english description chinese Show the help information as the format of command-line in Chinese erase Use erase to delete the designated file in flash file system. erase [FILENAME] FILENAME Delete the current startup_config.conf Privileged EXEC and privileged user 40

41 Erase current specified file successfully! executed successfully Erase current specified file Fail! executed unsuccessfully Raisecom#erase aaa Delete aaa file in flash file system. Write Save the current system config file exit Use exit to return to previous mode or exit login exit User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, global configuration mode, Physical interface configuration mode.remote configuration mode, User network diagnosis mode, Remote physical interface configuration mode, normal user, and privileged user Raisecom>exit Quit Return to parent mode or exit login exit save-diagconfig exit save-diagconfig command will back to Global configuration mode and save the configuration in diagnosis mode. user network diagnosis mode, privileged user This command will back to Global configuration mode and save the configuration in diagnosis mode. exit, quit, end command can back user network diagnosis mode and 41

42 clear the configuration in user network diagnosis mode. Raisecom(config-usrnet)#exit save-diagconfig quit Back to pre-mode or logout exit Back to pre-mode or logout extended-oam config-request Enable and disable power on configuration request [command format] extended-oam config-request enable extended-oam config-request disable enable enable power on configuration request disable disable power on configuration request Enable power on configuration request Global configuration mode, privileged user Enable and disable power on configuration request Set successfully Raisecom(config)#extended-oam config-request disable show extended-oam status Show expanded OAM link state 42

43 3.42. extended-oam notification Enable and disable expanded OAM notification enable enable expanded OAM notification; disable disable expanded OAM notification; Enable expanded OAM information Global configuration mode, privileged user Enable and disable expanded OAM notification.if the OAM passive mode is enabled in local, it will send expanded OAM notification.or else it will not send. If it is active mode in local, expanded OAM notification will be send no matter the function is enabled. Set successfully Raisecom(config)#extended-oam notification disable show extended-oam status Show expanded OAM link state help Use help to show the help information of system. help User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, global configuration mode, Physical interface configuration mode.remote configuration mode, User network diagnosis mode, Remote physical interface configuration mode, normal user, and privileged user 43

44 Use this command to show help information of command line. ROS software provides advanced help feature. When you need help, anytime at the command line please press '?'. If nothing matches, the help list will be empty and you must backup until entering a '?' shows the available options. Two styles of help are provided: 1. Full help is available when you are ready to enter a command argument (e.g. 'show?') and describes each possible argument. 2. Partial help is provided when an abbreviated argument is entered and you want to know what arguments match the input (e.g. 'show me?'). Raisecom>help flowcontrol Enable or disable the flow control function at the physical port flowcontrol { on off } on Enable flow control function off Disable flow control function schedule-list: set the starting time, ending time and time interval of periodical execution. list-no: dispatching list number range from <0-99>. The flow control function is disabled at physical port by default. The physical interface Ethernet/range configuration mode; privileged user. Only the privileged user who has priority 15 can use this command. Set successfully Enable the flow control function Raisecom(config-port)# flowcontrol on Disable the flow control function. Raisecom(config-port)# flowcontrol off flowcontrol Enable or disable the flow control function at the client port [ format] flowcontrol on 44

45 flowcontrol off on Enable flow control function off Disable flow control function The flow control function is disabled at physical port by default. [ mode] Remote port configuration mode, privileged user Enable or disable the flow control function in remote configuration mode (E)Remote device X does not support the command. (E)Remote device X extended-oam link is not established. (E)Remote device X set unsuccessfully. (E)Set successfully Raisecom(config-remoteport)#flowcontrol off Raisecom(config-remoteport)#flowcontrol on show interface port Show port information show interface port Show port information in detail detail fault-pass to client Set Fault Pass function [ format] fault-pass {enable disable} to client port-list enable enable fault pass function disable disable fault pass function port-list client port list Disable interface configuration mode, privileged user This function may effect the normal work. Set successfully 45

46 Raisecom(config-port)#fault-pass enable to client 1,2 Raisecom(config-port)#fault-pass disable to client 1 show interface line detail Show port detail information 2.1 fault-pass Enable and disable Fault Pass function [ format] fault-pass enable fault-pass disable fault-pass enable to client client-portlist fault-pass disable to client client-portlist enable enable fault pass function disable disable fault pass function client-portlist client port list Disable [ mode] Privileged user, Remote port configuration mode In remote configuration mode, this function can enable and disable fault pass function for optical port. You can define transferring or canceling which port on RC551(RC552 do not support transferring port). (E)Remote device X does not support the command. (E)Remote device X extended-oam link is not established. (E)Remote device X set unsuccessfully. (E)Remote device X should not specify fault-pass port list (E)Set successfully Raisecom(config-remote)#fault-pass enable Raisecom(config-remote)#fault-pass disable to client 1 show interface port Show port information for remote device in detail detail 46

47 3.47. fault-return Enable fault return function [ format] fault-return {enable disable} enable enable fault return disable disable fault rerurn disable interface configuration mode, privileged user Can only be used in optical port. If this function is used under false configuration (such as two devices enable this function simultaneously), the optical port may not work normally. Set successfully Port X set unsuccessfully Raisecom(config-port)#fault-return enable Raisecom(config-port)#fault-return disable show interface line detail Show detail information of line port history Use this command to show history command. history The number of history command in memory is

48 User EXEC, Privileged EXEC, global configuration mode, Physical interface configuration mode.remote configuration mode, User network diagnosis mode, Remote physical interface configuration mode, normal user, and privileged user Use this command to show history command of each mode. ter time-out enable chin enable help eng Raisecom>history terminal history Change the number of history command in memory hostname Use hostname command to configure system name of current user. Use no hostname command to restore default system name. hostname HOSTNAME no hostname HOSTNAME: System name of new appoint to user. The default value of hostname is raisecom. Privileged EXEC and privileged user This command is easy to different user to use different hostname, and different host can be marked with different hostname. Hostname length must less than 32! It means the character length of the hostname is out of the defined scale. Set successfully Raisecom#hostname switch Change the hostname to switch 48

49 3.50. inside-loopback Enable remote device opotical inside loopback [ format] inside-loopback inside-loopback crc-recalculate no inside-loopback crc-recalculate recalculate CRC Remote configuration mode, privileged user Enable remote device optical inside loopback Made the response device recalculate the CRC. Remote device X does not support the command. Remote device X extended-oam link is not established. Remote device X set unsuccessfully. Set successfully Raisecom(config-remote)#inside-loopback crc-recalculate show inside-loopback Show inside-loopback parameter interface {line client} Enter physical interface mode [ format] Interface line line-id 49

50 Interface client client-id Line-id/client-id Physical interface ID No configuration Global configuration mode, Privileged EXEC Set the attribute of physical interface. Raisecom (config)#interface client 4 show interface {line client} Show physical interface information interface client Enter physical interface configuration of client device [ format] interface client port-id port-id user port ID Remote configuration mode, Privileged EXEC In Remote configuration mode, set client port configuration such as : speed, duplex, flow control, rate-limiting. 50

51 Remote device X has no this port! Raisecom(config-remote)#interface client ip-access-list Set IP access control list, use no to delete this operation. [command format] ip-access-list <0-399> (deny permit) (ip tcp udp icmp igmp <0-255>) (A.B.C.D A.B.C.D any) [< >] (A.B.C.D A.B.C.D any) [< >] 0-399: serial number for IP Access Control List. permit: Permit access if conditions are matched. deny:deny access if conditions are matched. protocol: define protocol type in the packet head. Protocol type can be icmp, igmp, tcp, udp, ip, protocol number from 0-255, if set the value to IP or 0, it stands for all IP packets. A.B.C.D A.B.C.D any:the first A.B.C.D denotes source IP address, the second A.B.C.D denotes mask of source address, all of them use dotted decimal notation; any stands for all the source IP address :it is the source port number of TCP or UDP packet, 1~ Global configuration mode; privileged user. Use this command to define an IP ACL, the parameter permit deny is used to permit or deny the access of packets. This command only set the data filter conditions, and need to be applied to physical port or VLAN to let it be effective. The mask is wrong. Set successfully Set unsuccessfully ip-access-list 50 deny icmp any 51