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Table Of Contents
Numerics - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - Y -
Index
Numerics
2.5-Gbps line card motherboards
description 1-3
2.5-Gbps transponder modules
configuration overview 4-1
description 1-3
10-Gbps line card motherboards
description 1-3
10-GE transponder modules
configuration overview 5-1
A
AAA
configuring 3-9
add/drop mux/demux modules
description 1-3
aggregate shelf Ethernet interfaces. See ASE interfaces
alarm threshold
alarm thresholds
displaying configuration 4-12, 5-9
MIBs 11-15
ALS
laser safety control and 4-15
APS
configuring dual shelf nodes 8-5to 8-7
configuring line card protection 7-8to 7-10
configuring splitter protection 7-2to 7-6
MIBs 11-16
aps clear command 7-31
aps direction command 7-18
aps disable command 7-4, 7-9, 7-15, 7-18, 8-6
aps enable command 6-3, 7-4, 7-9, 7-13, 7-15, 7-19, 7-24, 7-25, 7-27, 7-28, 8-6
aps far-end command 8-6
aps lockout command 7-30
aps message-channel command 6-3, 7-13
aps protection command 6-3, 7-4, 7-9, 7-13, 8-6
aps revertive command 7-15
aps switch command 7-30
APS switchovers. See switchovers
aps timer message holddown command 7-28
aps timer message max-interval command 7-28
aps timer oscp holddown command 7-19
aps timer oscp max-interval command 7-19
aps timer search-for-up command 7-24, 7-25, 7-27
aps timer wait-to-restore command 7-15
aps working command 6-3, 7-4, 7-9, 7-13, 7-18, 7-19, 8-6
ASE interfaces
not supported (note) 2-10
associate group command 6-3, 7-4, 7-9, 7-13, 7-15, 7-18, 8-6
associate interface command 7-4
Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting. See AAA
autoboot
configuring 3-17
displaying configuration 3-17
automatic laser shutdown. See ALS
Automatic Protection Switching. See APS
automatic synchronization
causes (table) 3-19
configuring 3-19
auto-sync running-config command 3-19
auto-sync startup-config command 3-19
auxiliary ports
interface naming convention 2-10
modem support 3-2
B
bands
description 1-3
bidirectional path switching
configuring 7-18
description 7-18
displaying configuration 7-23
figure 7-18
boot command 3-27
booting
default behavior 3-27
bootload failure
system response 3-26
boot system command 3-17, 3-27
Break key
controlling 3-25
C
CDL
cdl enable command 5-3
CDP
clearing information 11-5
description 11-3
displaying configuration 11-3
displaying information 11-4
cdp advertise-v2 command 11-3
cdp holdtime command 11-3
cdp run command 11-3
cdp timer command 11-3
channels
description 1-3
OSC 1-10
Cisco Discovery Protocol. See CDP
Cisco ONS 15540
configuration overview 2-10
starting up 3-2
See also hardware; shelf; software
CiscoView. See Embedded CiscoView
CiscoWorks2000
support 1-9
clear cdp counters command 11-5
clear cdp table command 11-5
CLI
description 2-1
help 2-3
client equipment
monitoring 11-21
client protection
See also line card protection; y-cable protection
client signals
extended range transponder support 1-5
MM transponder support 1-5
SM transponder support 1-4
transparent interfaces and 2-6
clock rate command 4-3
clock rates
displaying configuration 4-6
laser shutdown and (note) 4-5
command-line interface. See CLI
command modes
description 2-1
table 2-2
commands
abbreviating 2-3
listing 2-3
syntax in documentation xxiii
compliance 1-8
components
config-register command 3-17, 3-28
configuration register
changing value 3-17
See software configuration register
configurations
displaying 3-6
overview of tasks 2-10
console ports
configuring modem support 3-2
using 3-2
conventions
document xxiv
cross connect drawers
description 1-3
cross connections
CTM
configuring SNMP
Cisco Transport Manager. See CTM
D
data channels
transponder module support 1-4
diagnostic tests. See online diagnostics
documentation
conventions xxiv
related xxiii
dual shelf nodes
description 8-1
duplex command 3-4
DV
support on transponder modules 4-5
E
Embedded CiscoView
accessing 11-25
description 11-22
download URL 11-22
enable password command 3-4
enable passwords
description 3-3
enable secret command 3-4
enable secret passwords
description 3-3
encapsulation. See protocol encapsulation
encapsulation command 4-3
Enterprise Systems Connection. See ESCON
environment-monitor shutdown fan command 3-29
erbium-doped fiber amplifiers. See EDFAs
ESCON
configuring protocol encapsulation (table) 4-3
configuring protocol monitoring 1-7, 4-6
network topologies and (note) 10-1
ethernetdcc interfaces 11-11
Ethernet management ports. See NME
extended range transponder modules
description 1-5
F
fan failure shutdown
configuring 3-29
description 3-29
displaying configuration 3-30
Fast Ethernet
configuring protocol encapsulation (table) 4-3
fastethernet 0 interfaces
configuring IP addresses 3-4
description 2-10
IP on in-band message channel 11-12
IP on OSC 11-9
fastethernet-sby 0 interfaces
description 2-10
FDDI
configuring protocol encapsulation (table) 4-3
Fibre Channel
configuring protocol encapsulation (table) 4-3
configuring protocol monitoring 1-7, 4-6
FICON
configuring protocol encapsulation (table) 4-3
configuring protocol monitoring 1-7, 4-6
filter interfaces
description 2-8
firewalls
configuring 3-11
Flash PC Cards
displaying contents 11-22
forward laser control
configuring 4-16
configuring tengigethernetphy interfaces 5-11
configuring waveethernetphy interfaces 5-11
displaying configuration 4-17, 5-11
figure 4-14
OFC and (caution) 4-16
G
Gigabit Ethernet
configuring protocol encapsulation (table) 4-3
configuring protocol monitoring 1-7, 4-6
H
hardware
OSC guidelines 11-2
shelf overview 1-1
Hello hold-down timer
configuring 11-7
Hello inactivity factor
configuring 11-7
Hello interval timer
configuring 11-6
help
CLI 2-3
hostname command 3-6
host names
configuring 3-6
hubbed ring topologies
configuring line card protection 10-26to 10-50
configuring splitter protection 10-3to 10-25
description 10-2
example (figure) 10-2
I
in-band message channel
description 1-9
displaying configuration 5-4, 11-14
enabling on tengigethernetphy interfaces 5-3
verifying connectivity 11-14
interface ethernetdcc command 11-12
interface loopback command 11-9, 11-12
interfaces
line card protection model (figure) 2-6
splitter protection model (figure) 2-5
See also specific types of interfaces (for example, filter interfaces)
interface tengigethernetphy command 5-11
interface transparent command 4-3
interface wave command 4-16, 4-17, 4-20, 5-14, 6-9, 11-9
interface waveethernetphy command 5-11
interface wavepatch command 7-11
interface wdm command 11-19
IP
configuring on OSC interfaces 11-8to 11-11
configuring over CDL 11-11to 11-14
ip address command 3-4, 11-9, 11-12
IP addresses
configuring on NME 3-4
ethernetdcc interfaces 11-11
OSC wave interfaces 11-8
ip default-gateway command 3-4
ip unnumbered command 11-9, 11-12
K
Kerberos
configuring 3-9
L
laser control. See forward laser control; laser safety control
laser control forward enable command 4-16, 5-11
laser control safety enable command 4-17
lasers
displaying status 5-16
turning on and off 5-15
laser safety control
configuring 4-17
description 4-15
displaying configuration 4-18
figure 4-15
line card protection and 4-17
OFC and (caution) 4-17
splitter protection and (caution) 4-15, 7-4
laser shutdown
laser shutdown command 5-15
line card motherboards
configuring for line card protection 7-11
displaying cross connections (example) 4-25, 5-17
splitter protection and 7-3, 7-7
wavepatch interfaces 2-7
line card protection
configuring dual shelf topologies 8-1to 8-7
configuring hubbed ring topologies 10-26to 10-50
configuring meshed ring topologies 10-79to 10-102
configuring point-to-point topologies 9-9to 9-17
configuring splitter protected line card motherboards 7-11
configuring y-cable protection 7-8
considerations 7-7
description 7-6
displaying cross connections (example) 4-25, 5-17
example (figure) 7-7
interface model (figure) 2-6
line card redundancy controllers. See LRCs
line vty command 3-4
lockouts
clearing 7-31
description 7-29
requesting 7-30
logical mesh topologies. See meshed ring topologies
loopback command 5-6
loopbacks
displaying configuration 5-6
LRCs
description 1-8
M
maintenance-mode command 3-20
management systems. See network management systems
meshed ring topologies
configuring line card protection 10-79to 10-102
configuring line card protection with unprotected channels 10-102to 10-114
configuring splitter protection 10-51to 10-68
configuring splitter protection with unprotected channels 10-69to 10-78
description 10-3
example (figure) 10-3
MIBs
processor support 3-1
supported 11-15
MM transponder modules
description 1-5
modem
support 3-2
monitor enable command 4-8
monitoring. See network monitoring; protocol monitoring
multimode transponder modules. See MM transponder modules
multiple trunk
support 1-11
mux/demux cabling
hubbed ring topologies with line card protection, example 10-27, 10-36, 10-40, 10-44, 10-48
hubbed ring topologies with splitter protection, example 10-5, 10-11, 10-15, 10-19, 10-23
meshed ring topologies with line card protection, example 10-80, 10-88, 10-92, 10-98
meshed ring topologies with splitter protection, example 10-53, 10-58, 10-61, 10-65
meshed ring topologies with unprotected channels, line card protection, example 10-104, 10-109
meshed ring topologies with unprotected channels, splitter protection, example 10-71, 10-75
point-to-point topologies without protection, example 9-19
mux/demux modules
configuring for line card protection 7-8
interfaces 2-8
mux/demux motherboards
description 1-3
N
network management Ethernet. See NME
network management systems
supported 1-9
network monitoring
Embedded CiscoView 11-22to 11-26
OSCP 11-6to 11-8, ??to 11-8
transparent interfaces 11-21
Network Time Protocol. See NTP
network topologies
adding interfaces 11-21
configuring neighbor discovery 11-5
types 1-10
See also hubbed ring topologies; meshed ring topologies; point-to-point topologies
NME
configuring interfaces 3-3
description 2-10
displaying configuration 3-5
using 3-2
See also fastethernet 0 interfaces
notification-throttle timer command 4-9, 5-7
NTP
configuring 3-7
description 3-6
displaying configuration 3-8
ntp server command 3-7
ntp update-calendar command 3-7
O
OADMs. See add/drop mux/demux modules
OFC
configuring with encapsulation command 4-3
description 4-14
figure 4-14
forward laser control and (caution) 4-16
laser safety control and (caution) 4-17
online diagnostics
description 1-10
optical add/drop mux/demux modules. See add/drop mux/demux modules
optical connections. See cross connections
optical mux/demux motherboards. See mux/demux motherboards
optical power thresholds
displaying configuration 4-20, 5-14, 6-10
trunk fiber based protection switchovers 6-5to 6-8
optical supervisory channel. See OSC
Optical Supervisory Channel Protocol. See OSCP
optical terminal mux/demux modules. See terminal mux/demux modules
optical threshold power receive command 4-20, 5-14, 6-9
OSC
hardware guidelines 11-2
OSCP 11-6to 11-8, ??to 11-8
signal path (figure) 11-2
oscfilter interfaces
configuring patch connections 4-21
description 2-9
OSC interfaces
description 2-9
patch connections 4-21
OSCP
description 11-2
displaying configuration 11-8
displaying neighbors 11-8
MIBs 11-16
oscp timer hello holddown command 11-7
oscp timer hello interval command 11-7
oscp timer inactivity-factor command 11-7
P
passwords
description 3-3
patch command 4-21
patch connections
configuring 4-2, 4-21to 4-24, 5-12to 5-13
configuring for PSMs 6-10to 6-11
description 4-21
displaying configuration 4-23, 5-13, 6-11
types (table) 4-21
path switching
example (figure) 7-17
y-cable protection and 7-21to 7-23
path switchovers. See switchovers
point-to-point topologies
configuring line card protection 9-9to 9-17
configuring splitter protection 9-3
configuring without protection 9-18to 9-21
description 9-1
example without protection (figure) 9-2
example with protection (figure) 9-2
multiple trunk support 1-11, 9-3
processor cards
autoboot 3-17
hardware state transitions 3-12
interfaces 2-10
redundant 3-15
reloading 3-22
slot assignments 1-2
software state transitions 3-13
starting up 3-2
processor redundancy. See redundancy
processors. See processor cards
processor switchovers
protection
description 7-1
protection switching. See path switching
protection switch modules. See PSMs
protocol encapsulation
displaying configuration 4-6
types supported 1-4
protocol monitoring
configuring 4-8
description 4-6
displaying configuration 4-8
PSMs
configuring interfaces 6-2
description 1-3
network topology 6-11
optical power thresholds 6-5to 6-10
trunk fiber based protection 6-3
Q
quick laser shutdown. See forward laser control; laser safety control
R
RADIUS
configuring 3-10
redundancy
displaying alarm status (note) 3-12
displaying configuration 3-20
forcing switchovers 3-15to 3-16
MIBS 11-17
processor hardware state transitions 3-12
processor software state transitions 3-13
synchronizing configurations 3-18
redundancy manual-sync command 3-18
redundancy reload peer command 3-22
redundancy reload shelf command 3-22
redundancy switch-activity command 3-15
reset command 3-16
reshape, retime, retransmit functions. See 3R functions
revertive switching
configuring 7-14
description 7-14
displaying configuration 7-15
ring topologies
multiple trunk support 1-11, 10-3
See also hubbed ring topologies; meshed ring topologies
router bgp command 11-10, 11-13
router eigrp command 11-10, 11-13
router ospf command 11-10, 11-13
S
SDH
configuring protocol encapsulation (table) 4-3
configuring protocol monitoring 1-7, 4-6
security features
AAA 3-9
firewalls 3-11
Kerberos 3-9
overview 3-8
passwords and privileges 3-11
RADIUS 3-10
TACACS+ 3-10
traffic filters 3-11
selectable transceivers. See transceivers
SFP optics
description 1-6
shelf
configuration examples
hubbed ring topologies with splitter protection 10-10, 10-18
point-to-point topologies with line card protection, 32 channels 8-3
point-to-point topologies without protection 9-18
configuration overview 2-10
description 1-1
layout (figure) 1-2
starting up 3-2
show aps command 6-4, 7-5, 7-10, 7-14
show bootvar command 3-17
show cdp command 11-3
show cdp entry command 11-4
show cdp interface command 11-4
show cdp neighbor command 11-4
show cdp traffic command 11-4
show ciscoview package command 11-25
show ciscoview version command 11-25
show connect command 4-25, 5-17
show environment command 3-30
show flash command 11-22
show hardware command 3-4
show interfaces transparent command 4-6
show ntp status command 3-8
show oscp info command 11-8
show oscp neighbor command 11-8
show patch command 4-23, 5-13, 6-11
show redundancy capability command 3-20
show redundancy running-config-file command 3-20
show redundancy summary command 3-20, 3-23
show threshold-list command 4-12, 5-9
show topology command 6-12, 11-6, 11-22
show topology neighbor command 11-20
show version command 3-17
Simple Network Management Protocol. See SNMP
single-mode transponder modules. See SM transponder modules
SM transponder modules
description 1-4
SNMP
configuring 11-14
configuring alarm thresholds (table) 4-9, 5-7
processor support 3-1
snmp mib command 11-18
snmp-server enable traps aps command 11-16
snmp-server enable traps oscp command 11-16
snmp-server enable traps patch command 11-16
snmp-server enable traps rf command 11-17
snmp-server enable traps threshold min-severity command 11-15
snmp-server enable traps topology command 11-17
snmp-server engineID command 11-18
snmp-server host command 11-18
software
software configuration register
boot field values 3-26
Break key, controlling 3-25
changing 3-28
description 3-24
IP broadcast address 3-25
response to bootload failure 3-26
settings 3-25
verifying value 3-28
SONET
configuring protocol encapsulation (table) 4-3
configuring protocol monitoring 1-7, 4-6
speed command 3-4
splitter protection
configuring 7-3
configuring hubbed ring topologies 10-3to 10-25
configuring meshed ring topologies 10-51to 10-68
configuring meshed ring topologies with unprotected channels 10-69to 10-78
configuring point-to-point topologies 9-3
considerations 7-3
description 7-2
displaying configuration 7-5
displaying cross connections (example) 4-25, 5-17
example (figure) 7-2
figure 2-5
interface model (figure) 2-5
SRCs
description 1-8
standards compliance. See compliance
standby privilege-mode enable command 3-23
standby processor card
enabling privileged EXEC mode access 3-23
switchcard redundancy controllers. See SRCs
switchover command 3-15
switchover-enable timer
configuring 7-24, 7-25, 7-26, 7-28
displaying configuration 7-24, 7-26, 7-27, 7-29
switchovers
clearing 7-31
description 7-29
requesting 7-30
types 7-30
synchronizing
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy. See SDH
system management
TACACS 3-10
T
TACACS 3-10
TACACS+
configuring 3-10
tengigethernetphy interfaces
configuration overview 5-1
configuring alarm thresholds 5-7to 5-10
configuring CDP 11-5
configuring forward laser control 5-11
description 2-6
enabling 5-2
terminal mux/demux modules
description 1-3
threshold-group command 4-10, 5-8
threshold-list command 4-9, 5-7
thresholds. See alarm thresholds
thru interfaces
configuring patch connections 4-21
description 2-8
topologies. See network topologies
topology hold-time command 11-5
topology neighbor agent ip-address command 6-12, 8-5, 11-19, 11-21
topology neighbor cdp command 11-5
topology neighbor command 6-12, 8-5, 11-19, 11-21
topology neighbor disable command 11-5
traffic filters
configuring 3-11
transparent interfaces
adding to network topology 11-21
configuration overview 4-1
configuring alarm thresholds 4-9to 4-13
configuring clock rates 4-2to 4-5
configuring protocol encapsulation 4-2to 4-5
configuring protocol monitoring 4-6
description 2-6
displaying network topology information 6-12, 11-22
transponder modules
configuring y-cable protection 7-8
description 1-4
shutting down lasers 4-13to 4-18
splitter protection and 7-3
y-cable protection and 7-7
troubleshooting
online diagnostics 1-10
shelf misconfigurations 4-23, 5-13
trunk fiber based protection
configuring wdmsplit interfaces 6-3
switchovers and optical power thresholds 6-5to 6-8
trunk fiber protection
considerations 7-13
description 7-12
scheme (figure) 7-12
U
unidirectional path switching
configuring 7-18
description 7-17
displaying configuration 7-23
example (figure) 7-17
unprotected channels
configuring in meshed ring topologies 10-69to 10-78, 10-102to 10-114
configuring in point-to-point topologies 9-18to 9-21
V
W
waveethernetphy interfaces
configuration overview 5-2
configuring alarm thresholds 5-7to 5-10
configuring forward laser control 5-11
description 2-7
enabling 5-4
wave interfaces
configuration overview 4-1
configuring alarm thresholds 4-9to 4-13
configuring forward laser control 4-16
configuring laser safety control 4-17
configuring patch connections 4-21
description 2-7
protocol monitoring 4-7
wavepassthru interfaces
configuring patch connections 5-12
wavepatch interfaces
configuration overview 5-2
configuring patch connections 5-12
description 2-7
wdm interfaces
adding manually to network topologies, example 11-19to 11-21
configuring CDP 11-5
configuring patch connections 4-21
description 2-8
displaying CDP information 11-6
wdmrelay interfaces
configuring patch connections 6-10
wdmsplit interface
enabling 6-2
wdmsplit interfaces
displaying information 6-3
Y
y-cable protection
displaying configuration 7-10
Posted: Fri Oct 15 09:01:56 PDT 2004
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