AUSM Command Reference

chkflash

X

X

clrcderrs

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clrmsgcnt

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clrslftst

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clrtaskinfo

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cnfslftst

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dspcd

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dspcderrs

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dspfeature

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dspmsgcnt

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dspslftst

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dspslftsttbl

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dspstatparms

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dsptaskinfo

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dsptotals

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I

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memShow

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runslftstno

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version

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addln

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addlnloop

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clralm

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clralmcnt

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clralmcnts

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clralms

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cnfln

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cnflnloop

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cnfplpp

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delln

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dellnloop

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dspalm

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dspalmcnf

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dspalmcnt

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dspalms

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dspln

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dsplns

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dspplpp

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dsptotals

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addport

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clrportcnt

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clrportcnts

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cnfilmi

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cnfportq

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delport

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dspilmi

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dspilmicnt

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dsploads

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dspport

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dspportcnt

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dspportq

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dspportqs

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dspports

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dsptotals

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addimagrp

addaimgrp

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addlns2imagrp

addlns2aimgrp

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clrimagrpcnt

clraimgrpcnt

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X

clrimalncnt

clraimlncnt

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X

clrimatst

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X

cnfautorestart

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X

cnfimagrp

cnfaimgrp

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X

cnfimaalmparm

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X

cnfimatst

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X

delimagrp

delaimgrp

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X

dellnsfmimagrp

dellnsfmaimgrp

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X

dspautorestart

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X

dspimaalmparm

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X

dspimagrp

dspaimgrp

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dspimagrpcnt

dspaimgrpcnt

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dspimagrps

dspaimgrps

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X

dspimainfo

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dspimaln

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dspimalncnt

dspaimlncnt

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dspimatst

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restartimagrp

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addrscprtn

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cnfcdrscprtn

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cnfportrscprtn

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cnfrscprtn

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delcdrscprtn

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delrscprtn

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dspcdrscprtn

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X

dspportrscprtn

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dsprscprtn

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addchanloop

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addcon

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addspvc

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clrchancnt

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clrchancnts

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clrsarcnt

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clrsarcnts

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cnfchan

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cnfchanq

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cnfcon

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cnfconabrparams

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cnfconabrrates

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cnfconstdabr

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cnfupcabr

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X

cnfupccbr

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cnfupcrtvbr

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X

cnfupcubr

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cnfupcvbr

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X

copychans

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X

delchan

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delchanloop

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delchans

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delcon

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X

dncon

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dspchan

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dspchancnt

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X

dspchans

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X

dspcon

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X

dspcons

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X

dspconstdabr

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X

dsplcn

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X

dspmaptbl

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X

dspsarcnt

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X

dspsarcnts

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X

dsptotals

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X

rrtcon

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X

tstcon

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X

tstconseg

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X

tstdelay

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X

upcon

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X

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

group_num

Enter a number for the IMA group.

Range: 1-8

Note   The AUSM card uses the IMA group number to identify the near and far ends of the group connection. Use different IMA group IDs at each end of an IMA connection so that the switch can distinguish between loopbacked lines (near end IMA group ID) and remote switch connections.

port_type

Specify the port type—1 = UNI, 2 = NN1.

list_of_links

List the links to be included in the group. Separate each link number by a period. For example, 1.2.3.4 adds links 1 through 4 to the IMA group.

minNumLink

Enter the minimum number of links required for group operation. For example, if you create an IMA group of 4 lines and specify a minimum number of 3 lines, then three of the four specified lines must be operational before the IMA group can be used. The range for this value is from 1 to n, where n represents the number of lines that are dedicated to the group.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

port_num

Enter the port number for the connection you want to test. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of connections, enter the dspcons command.

vpi

Enter the VPI of the connection you want to display. The VPI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

vci

Enter the VCI of the connection you want to display. The VCI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

channel_num

Enter the channel number of the connection you want to test. The dspcons command displays connection channel numbers in the LCN column.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 4

port_num

Enter the port number for the ATM port or IMA group to which you will add the connection. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command.

vpi

Enter a VPI number in the range from 0 to 255.

vci

Enter a VCI number in the range from 35 to 65535. For virtual path connections, enter *.

-ct

Enter a connection type:

• VCC = 0
  
  
• VPC range = 1 to 1000
  
  

-contp

Controller type. Select one of the following:

• 1 = PAR
  
  
• 2 = PNNI (default)
  
  
• 3 = MPLS
  
  

-st

Service class type. Select one of the following service types:

• CBR = 1 (default)
  
  
• CBR1 = 21
  
  
• CBR2 = 31
  
  
• CBR3 = 32
  
  
• rtVBR = 5
  
  
• rtVBR1 = 22
  
  
• rtVBR2 = 23
  
  
• rtVBR3 = 24
  
  
• nrtVBR = 2
  
  
• nrtVBR1 = 25
  
  
• nrtVBR2 = 26
  
  
• nrtVBR3 = 27
  
  
• ABR = 3
  
  
• UBR = 4
  
  
• UBR1 = 28
  
  
• UBR2 = 29
  
  

-master

Mastership role of connection. Select from the following options:

• 1 = master
  
  
• 2 = slave (default)
  
  

-rmc

Remote connection ID. This option is used when defining the master end of a connection. Enter the slave connection ID as it appears after the addcon command is issued. The format is: RemoteNsapAddress.VPI.VCI.

-abrtype

ABR connection behavior type:

• Switch behavior = 1
  
  
• Source/destination behavior = 2
  
  

-abrpcr

Peak cell rate for ABR connections. The range is 10 to 38328 cps.

-abrmcr

Minimum cell rate for ABR connections. The range is 10 to 38328 cps.

-osub

Subscription override. To apply CAC, enter -osub 1. To ignore CAC, enter -osub 2. Default setting does not apply CAC.

-ipcu

Ingress percent utilization. Range is 1 to 100 percent. Default setting is 100 percent.

-epcu

Egress percent utilization. Range is 1 to 100 percent. Default setting is 100 percent.

-upce

Usage parameter control (UPC) feature. Enter 1 to disable this feature, or enter 2 to enable UPC.

Note   This option only applies to the following service class types (-st option): CBR (1), nrtVBR (2), ABR (3), UBR (4), and rtVBR (5).

-scrp

Sustainable Cell Rate (SCR) policing method:

• CLP[0] = 1
  
  
• CLP[0+1] = 2
  
  
• No SCR policing = 3
  
  

Note   This option only applies to the following service class types (-st option): CBR (1), nrtVBR (2), ABR (3), UBR (4), and rtVBR (5).

-ccdv

Enter the Cell Delay Variation Tolerance (CDVT[0+1]). The range is 1 to 250000 microseconds.

-cte

• Cell Loss Priority (CLP) tagging feature. Enter 1 to disable this feature, or enter 2 to enable CLP tagging.
  
  

Note   This option only applies to the following service class types (-st option): CBR (1), nrtVBR (2), ABR (3), UBR (4), and rtVBR (5).

-dis

Enter the cell discard method:

• CLP hysteresis = 1
  
  
• Frame based = 2
  
  

-pcr01

Peak cell rate for cells with CLP = 0 and CLP = 1. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

-scr

Select the ingress UPC Committed Information Rate (CIR). The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

-cbs

Enter the maximum burst size. The range is 1 to 5000 cells.

-maxcost

Maximum end-to-end cost for the connection. Range is 1 to 2,147,483,647. Default setting is 2147483647.

-rtngpri

Routing priority for this connection. Range is 1 to 15. Default setting is 8.

-type

Trunk restriction option. To restrict the connection routing to terrestrial trunks, enter -type 2. To restrict the connection routing to satellite trunks, enter -type 3. To enable connection routing without trunk restrictions, enter -type 1. Default setting routes connections with no restrictions.

-rpcr

Remote peak cell rate in cells per second (cps). The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

-rscr

Remote sustainable cell rate. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

-rmcr

Remote minimum cell rate. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

-rcbs

Remote maximum burst size. Range is 1 to 5,000,000.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

group_num

Enter a number for the IMA group.

Range: 1-8

Note   The AUSM card uses the IMA group number to identify the near and far ends of the group connection. Use different IMA group IDs at each end of an IMA connection so that the switch can distinguish between loopbacked lines (near end IMA group ID) and remote switch connections.

port_type

Specify the port type—1 = UNI, 2 = NN1.

list_of_links

List the links to be included in the group. Separate each link number by a period. For example, 1.2.3.4 adds links 1 through 4 to the IMA group.

minNumLink

Enter the minimum number of links required for group operation. For example, if you create an IMA group of 4 lines and specify a minimum number of 3 lines, then three of the four specified lines must be operational before the IMA group can be used. The range for this value is from 1 to n, where n represents the number of lines that are dedicated to the group.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

line_num

Enter the line number you want to activate. For a list of the lines available on the current card, enter the dsplns command.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

line_num

Use the dsplns command to display the available lines.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Service Group

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to modify. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

list_of_lines

List the lines to be included in the group. Separate each line number by a period. For example, 1.2.3.4 adds lines 1 through 4 to the IMA group.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to modify. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

list_of_lines

List the lines to be included in the group. Separate each line number by a period. For example, 1.2.3.4 adds lines 1 through 4 to the IMA group.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

port_num

Port number for the ATM service. The port number range is 1 to 8.

Note   The available port numbers are shared by ATM ports and IMA groups. If a port number is in use as either an ATM port number or as an IMA group number, that port number cannot be used for other ATM ports or IMA groups.

port_type

Type of ATM service:

• UNI = 1
  
  
• NNI = 2
  
  

line_num

Line number to which the port definition applies. The line number range is 1 to 8.

Note   If a line is assigned to an IMA group, you cannot use that line for an ATM port unless you remove the line from the IMA group.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

port_num

Port number to be partitioned. You must add a port to a line before you can define a partition for a port. Use the dspports command to view the available ports.

cntrlr_type

Controller for this partition. Enter 2 as the PNNI controller is the only controller type supported in this release.

• PAR = 1
  
  
• PNNI = 2
  
  
• MPLS = 3
  
  

pct_bw_ingr

Ingress bandwidth percentage. Enter the percentage of the line bandwidth to be used by this controller for ingress communications. Range is 1 to 100 percent.

pct_bw_egr

Egress bandwidth percentage. Enter the percentage of the line bandwidth to be used by this controller for egress communications. Range is 1 to 100 percent.

low_vpi

Enter the minimum VPI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 255.

high_vpi

Enter the maximum VPI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 255.

low_vci

Enter the minimum VCI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 65535.

high_vci

Enter the maximum VCI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 65535.

low_vpid

Enter the minimum virtual path identification number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 1 to 1000.

high_vpid

Enter the maximum virtual path identification number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 1 to 1000.

max_lcn

Maximum LCN to be used on this port. Range is 1 to 1000.

cntrlr_id

Enter a number that will be associated with the controller used by this partition. Range is 1 to 255.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

port_num

Enter the port number for the ATM port or IMA group to which you will add the connection. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command.

vpi

Enter a VPI number in the range from 0 to 255.

vci

Enter a VCI number in the range from 35 to 65535. For virtual path connections, enter *.

-ct

Enter a connection type:

• VCC = 0
  
  
• VPC range = 1 to 1000
  
  

-contp

Controller type. Select one of the following:

• 1 = PAR
  
  
• 2 = PNNI (default)
  
  
• 3 = MPLS
  
  

-st

Service class type. Select one of the following service types:

• CBR = 1 (default)
  
  
• CBR1 = 21
  
  
• CBR2 = 31
  
  
• CBR3 = 32
  
  
• rtVBR = 5
  
  
• rtVBR1 = 22
  
  
• rtVBR2 = 23
  
  
• rtVBR3 = 24
  
  
• nrtVBR = 2
  
  
• nrtVBR1 = 25
  
  
• nrtVBR2 = 26
  
  
• nrtVBR3 = 27
  
  
• ABR = 3
  
  
• UBR = 4
  
  
• UBR1 = 28
  
  
• UBR2 = 29
  
  

-master

Mastership role of connection. Select from the following options:

• 1 = master
  
  
• 2 = slave (default)
  
  

-rmc

Remote connection ID. This option is used when defining the master end of a connection. Enter the slave connection ID as it appears after the addcon command is issued. The format is: RemoteNsapAddress.VPI.VCI.

-abrtype

ABR connection behavior type:

• Switch behavior = 1
  
  
• Source/destination behavior = 2
  
  

-abrpcr

Peak cell rate for ABR connections. The range is 10 to 38328 cps.

-abrmcr

Minimum cell rate for ABR connections. The range is 10 to 38328 cps.

-osub

Subscription override. To apply CAC, enter -osub 1. To ignore CAC, enter -osub 2. Default setting does not apply CAC.

-ipcu

Ingress percent utilization. Range is 1 to 100 percent. Default setting is 100 percent.

-epcu

Egress percent utilization. Range is 1 to 100 percent. Default setting is 100 percent.

-upce

Usage parameter control (UPC) feature. Enter 1 to disable this feature, or enter 2 to enable UPC.

Note   This option only applies to the following service class types (-st option): CBR (1), nrtVBR (2), ABR (3), UBR (4), and rtVBR (5).

-scrp

Sustainable Cell Rate (SCR) policing method:

• CLP[0] = 1
  
  
• CLP[0+1] = 2
  
  
• No SCR policing = 3
  
  

Note   This option only applies to the following service class types (-st option): CBR (1), nrtVBR (2), ABR (3), UBR (4), and rtVBR (5).

-ccdv

Enter the Cell Delay Variation Tolerance (CDVT[0+1]). The range is 1 to 250000 microseconds.

-cte

• Cell Loss Priority (CLP) tagging feature. Enter 1 to disable this feature, or enter 2 to enable CLP tagging.
  
  

Note   This option only applies to the following service class types (-st option): CBR (1), nrtVBR (2), ABR (3), UBR (4), and rtVBR (5).

-dis

Enter the cell discard method:

• CLP hysteresis = 1
  
  
• Frame based = 2
  
  

-pcr01

Select the ingress UPC PCR[0+1]:

• Full ATM port rate (T1-3622, E1-4528, clearE1-4830) = 10
  
  
• IMA group rate = ATM port rate x #links
  
  

-scr

Select the ingress UPC Committed Information Rate (CIR):

• Full ATM port rate (T1-3622, E1-4528, clearE1-4830) = 10
  
  
• IMA group rate = ATM port rate x #links
  
  

-cbs

Enter the maximum burst size. The range is 1 to 5000 cells.

-maxcost

Maximum end-to-end cost for the connection. Range is 1 to 2,147,483,647. Default setting is 2147483647.

-rtngpri

Routing priority for this connection. Range is 1 to 15. Default setting is 8.

-type

Trunk restriction option. To restrict the connection routing to terrestrial trunks, enter -type 2. To restrict the connection routing to satellite trunks, enter -type 3. To enable connection routing without trunk restrictions, enter -type 1. Default setting routes connections with no restrictions.

-rpcr

Remote peak cell rate in cells per second (cps):

• Full ATM port rate (T1-3622, E1-4528, clearE1-4830) = 10
  
  
• IMA group rate = ATM port rate x #links
  
  

-rscr

Remote sustainable cell rate:

• Full ATM port rate (T1-3622, E1-4528, clearE1-4830) = 10
  
  
• IMA group rate = ATM port rate x #links
  
  

-rmcr

Remote minimum cell rate:

• Full ATM port rate (T1-3622, E1-4528, clearE1-4830) = 10
  
  
• IMA group rate = ATM port rate x #links
  
  

-rcbs

Remote maximum burst size. Range is 1 to 5,000,000.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

Log: No

State: Any State

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Strata Group

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to modify. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to modify. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

linenum

Enter the number for the line you want to modify. Use the dspimagrps command to display the lines assigned to an IMA group.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

line

Line number for the line you want to display the alarm configuration. Use dsplns to view the available lines.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

line

Line number for the line you want to display the alarm configuration. Use dsplns to view the available lines.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Super Group

port.VPI.VCI

Specify the port, VPI, and VCI for the connection where statistics are to be cleared using the format port.VPI.VCI. You can view connection information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

channel

Specify the channel for the connection where statistics are to be cleared. You can view connection information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 3

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to modify. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to modify. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

linenum

Enter the number for the line you want to modify. Use the dspimagrps command to display the lines assigned to an IMA group.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to configure. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

test_proc_status

Enter the value 1.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 1

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

port_ number

Port number on which to clear the counters. Use the dspports command to view the configured ports.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

port_num

Enter the port number for the connection you want to modify. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of connections, enter the dspcons command.

vpi

Enter the VPI of the connection you want to display. The VPI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

vci

Enter the VCI of the connection you want to modify. The VCI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any State

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Service Group

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to configure. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

max_diff_delay

Specify the maximum tolerable differential delay between the various links in the IMA group in the range appropriate for the SM type.

• AUSM8-T1: 0-275 ms
  
  
• AUSM8-E1: 0-200 ms
  
  

minNumLink

Enter the minimum number of lines required for group operation. For example, if you create an IMA group of 4 lines and specify a minimum number of 3 lines, then three of the four specified lines must be operational before the IMA group can be used. The range for this value is from 1 to n, where n represents the number of lines that are dedicated to the group.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

type

Enter 1 to disable the automatic restart feature, or enter 2 to enable this feature.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

type

Partition type:

• No partition = 1
  
  
• Controller based = 2
  
  
• Port controller based = 3
  
  

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

number_PAR_conns

Maximum number of PAR connections.

Range: 1-1000

number_PNNI_conns

Maximum number of PNNI connections.

Range: 1-1000

number_Tag_conns

Maximum number of MPLS connections.

Range: 1-1000

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

channel_num

Enter the channel number of the connection you want to modify. The dspcons command displays connection channel numbers in the LCN column.

RoutingPriority

Routing priority for this connection. Range is 1 to 15.

MaxCost

Maximum end-to-end cost for the connection. Range is 1 to 2,147,483,647. Default setting is 2147483647.

RestrictTrunkType

• Trunk restriction option. To restrict the connection routing to terrestrial trunks, enter -type 2. To restrict the connection routing to satellite trunks, enter -type 3. To enable connection routing without trunk restrictions, enter -type 1. Default setting routes connections with no restrictions.
  
  

IngrUpcPCR[0+1]

Ingress peak cell rate for cells with CLP = 0 and CLP = 1. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

MCR

Minimum cell rate. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

PctUtil

Percent utilization. Range is 1 to 100 percent.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

port_num

Enter the port number for the connection you want to test. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of connections, enter the dspcons command.

vpi

Enter the VPI of the connection you want to display. The VPI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

vci

Enter the VCI of the connection you want to display. The VCI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

discard_option

The discard option: 1 for CLP hysteresis or 2 for F = frame-based.

vc_q_depth

Ingress queue depth.

Range: 1-16000 cells

clp_thresh_high

CLP high threshold.

Range: 1-16000 cells

clp_thresh_low

or

epd_threshold

CLP low threshold for CLP hysteresis-based discard.

Range: 1-16000 cells

EPD threshold Frame-based discard.

Range: 1-16000 cells

efci_thresh

EFCI threshold.

Range: 1-16000 cells

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

port_num

Enter the port number for the connection you want to test. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of connections, enter the dspcons command.

vpi

Enter the VPI of the connection you want to display. The VPI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

vci

Enter the VCI of the connection you want to display. The VCI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

RoutingPriority

Routing priority for this connection. Range is 1 to 15.

MaxCost

Maximum end-to-end cost for the connection. Range is 1 to 2,147,483,647. Default setting is 2147483647.

RestrictTrunkType

• Trunk restriction option. To restrict the connection routing to terrestrial trunks, enter -type 2. To restrict the connection routing to satellite trunks, enter -type 3. To enable connection routing without trunk restrictions, enter -type 1. Default setting routes connections with no restrictions.
  
  

IngrUpcPCR[0+1]

Ingress peak cell rate for cells with CLP = 0 and CLP = 1. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

MCR

Minimum cell rate. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

PctUtil

Percent utilization. Range is 1 to 100 percent.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

port_num

Enter the port number for the connection you want to modify. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of connections, enter the dspcons command.

vpi

Enter the VPI of the connection you want to modify. The VPI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

vci

Enter the VCI of the connection you want to modify. The VCI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

channel_num

Enter the channel number of the connection you want to modify. The dspcons command displays connection channel numbers in the LCN column.

ABRType

Specifies one of the following types of the ABR service:

• 1: Terminating ABR or Switch Behavior
  
  
• 2: Transparent ABR or Source Destination Behavior
  
  

RIF

This controls the amount by which the cell transmission rate may increase upon receipt of an RM cell. The additive increase rate AIR=PCR*RIF. RIF is a power of 2, ranging from 1/32768 to 1.

Range: 1-32768

RDF

Rate decrease factor controls the decrease in the cell transmission rate. RDF is a power of 2 from 1/32768 to 1.

Range: 1-32768

NRM

The inrate cell count is the maximum number of cells a source may send for each forward RM cell.

Range: 2-256

TRM

The maximum delay for FRM provides an upper bound on the time between forward RM cells for an active source.

Range: 3-255 msec, standard deviation

TBE

Transient buffer exposure is the negotiated number of cells that the network would like to limit the source to sending during startup periods, before the first RM cell returns.

Range: 0-16777215

FRTT

The fixed round trip time is the sum of the fixed and propagation delays from the source to the furthest destination and back.

Range: 0-16700

ADTF

The ACR decrease time factor is the time permitted between sending RM-cells before the rate is decreased to ICR.

Range: 10-10230

CDF

The cutoff decrease factor controls the decrease in ACR associated with CRM.

Range: 0-64

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

port_num

Enter the port number for the connection you want to modify. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of connections, enter the dspcons command.

vpi

Enter the VPI of the connection you want to modify. The VPI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

vci

Enter the VCI of the connection you want to modify. The VCI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

channel_num

Enter the channel number of the connection you want to modify. The dspcons command displays connection channel numbers in the LCN column.

mcr

Minimum cell rate allowed. The PCR and the MCR define the allowable cell rate (ACR) range. The MCR is the rate at which the source is always allowed to send. The MCR shall include bandwidth occupied by both data cells and the inrate RM cells.

Range: 10-38328

pcr

Peak cell rate allowed. The PCR and the MCR define the allowable cell rate (ACR) range. The PCR shall include bandwidth occupied by both data cells and the inrate RM cells.

Range: 10-38328

icr

Initial cell rate is the rate to which a source should send initially and after an idle period.

Range: 10-38238

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

port_num

Enter the port number for the ATM port or IMA group you want to configure. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command.

signalling_type

Enable or disable ILMI signaling by selecting one of the following signal types:

• Other = 1
  
  
• No signaling = 2 (default value)
  
  
• ILMI signaling = 3
  
  

Note   ILMI must be enabled on the ATM ports or IMA groups at both ends of a physical connection before ATM communications can take place.

vpi

The default ILMI signaling VPI is 0. To select a different VPI, enter a VPI number in the range from 0 to 255.

vci

The default ILMI signaling VCI is 16. To select a different VCI, enter a VCI number in the range from 0 to 65535. For virtual path connections, enter *.

trap_enb

To enable ILMI traps, enter 2. To disable ILMI traps, enter 1.

min_trap_intv

The default ILMI minimum trap interval is 1 second. To change the minimum trap interval, enter a number in the range from 1 to 10 seconds.

keep_alive

ILMI keep alive polling is disabled by default. To enable this feature, enter 2. To disable this feature, enter 1.

addr_reg_enb

ILMI address registration is disabled by default. To enable this feature, enter 2. To disable this feature, enter 1.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to configure. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

up_time

Enter the number of milliseconds a previously downed IMA group must be up before a recovery alarm is generated. The range is 100 to 100,000 ms.

down_time

Enter the number of milliseconds that an IMA group must be down before an alarm is generated. The range 100 to 400,000 ms.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 1

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to configure. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

max_diff_delay

Specify the maximum tolerable differential delay between the various links in the IMA group in the range appropriate for the SM type.

• AUSM8-T1: 0-275 ms
  
  
• AUSM8-E1: 0-200 ms
  
  

minNumLink

Enter the minimum number of lines required for group operation. For example, if you create an IMA group of 4 lines and specify a minimum number of 3 lines, then three of the four specified lines must be operational before the IMA group can be used. The range for this value is from 1 to n, where n represents the number of lines that are dedicated to the group.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

group_num

Enter the number for the IMA group you want to configure. Use the dspimagrps command to display the configured IMA groups.

test_link_num

Enter the number for the line you want to test. Use the dspimagrps command to display the lines assigned to an IMA group.

test_pattern

Enter a value in the range of 1 to 255 to select a test pattern.

test_proc_status

Enter the value 2.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

line_num

Enter the number of the line you want to configure. Use the dsplns command to display the available lines.

line_code

Select the line coding:

• B8ZS (T1) = 2
  
  
• HDB3 (E1) = 3
  
  

line_len

Enter the length of the line:

• T1 range:
  
  
• 0 to 131 feet = 10
  
  
• 131 to 262 feet = 11
  
  
• 262 to 393 feet = 12
  
  
• 393 to 524 feet = 13
  
  
• 524 to 655 feet = 14
  
  
• >655 feet = 15
  
  
• E1 (with SMB line module) = 8
  
  
• E1 (with RJ48 line module) = 9
  
  

clk_src

DSX1 clock source.

• 1 = loop clock
  
  
• 2 = local clock
  
  

E1-signalling

This option selects E1 signalling methods. Enter the keyword for the signalling combination listed below:

• CCS, no CRC = CCS
  
  
• CCS, with CRC = CCS_CRC
  
  
• Clear E1 = CLEAR
  
  

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

line_num

Line number for which you want to configure code detection. Use the dsplns command to view the available lines.

lpbkCodeDetection

Loopback code detection parameter. Enter 1 to disable code detection or 2 to enable code detection.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Service Group

phy_port_num

Line number for which you want to configure PLPP. Use the dsplns command to view the available lines.

Note   The help for the cnfplpp command refers to a physical port, which is the same thing as a line. A logical port is the entity that is created with the addport command.

loopback

Specifies the following types of PLPP loopback:

• 1: no loopback
  
  
• 2: remote loopback
  
  
• 3: local loopback
  
  

scramble

Enables or disables the following types of cell scramble:

• 1: no scramble
  
  
• 2: scramble
  
  

singlebit_errcorr_ena

Enables or disables single-bit error correction:

• 1: disable
  
  
• 2: enable
  
  

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

port_num

Enter the port number you want to configure. To list the available ports, enter the dspports command.

q_num

Enter the queue number you want to configure. To list the available queues, enter the dspportqs command. The queue numbers specify ATM traffic types as follows:

• 1: CBR (constant bit rate)
  
  
• 2: ABR (available bit rate)
  
  
• 3: VBR (variable bit rate)
  
  
• 4: UBR (unspecified bit rate)
  
  

q_algo

Queue algorithm.

Range: 1-5

0: disable queue

q_depth

Maximum queue depth.

Range: 1-16000 cells

clp_high

Cell loss priority (CLP).

Range: 1-16000 cells

clp_low

Low CLP.

Range: 1-16000 cells

efci_thres

Explicit forward congestion indication (EFCI) threshold.

Range: 1-16000 cells

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Strata Group

port_num

Port number to be partitioned. You must add a port to a line before you can define a partition for a port. Use the dspports command to view the available ports.

cntrlr_type

Controller for this partition. Enter PNNI as the PNNI controller is the only controller type supported in this release.

pct_bw

Bandwidth percentage. Enter the percentage of the line bandwidth to be used by this controller for communications. Range is 1 to 100 percent.

low_vpi

Enter the minimum VPI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 255.

high_vpi

Enter the maximum VPI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 255.

low_vci

Enter the minimum VCI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 65535.

high_vci

Enter the maximum VCI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 65535.

low_vpid

Enter the minimum virtual path identification number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 1 to 1000.

high_vpid

Enter the maximum virtual path identification number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 1 to 1000.

max_lcn

Maximum LCN to be used on this port. Range is 1 to 1000.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

port_num

Port number to be partitioned. You must add a port to a line before you can define a partition for a port. Use the dspports command to view the available ports.

cntrlr_type

Controller for this partition. Enter 2 as the PNNI controller is the only controller type supported in this release.

• PAR = 1
  
  
• PNNI = 2
  
  
• MPLS = 3
  
  

pct_bw_ingr

Ingress bandwidth percentage. Enter the percentage of the line bandwidth to be used by this controller for ingress communications. Range is 1 to 100 percent.

pct_bw_egr

Egress bandwidth percentage. Enter the percentage of the line bandwidth to be used by this controller for egress communications. Range is 1 to 100 percent.

low_vpi

Enter the minimum VPI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 255.

high_vpi

Enter the maximum VPI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 255.

low_vci

Enter the minimum VCI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 65535.

high_vci

Enter the maximum VCI number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 0 to 65535.

low_vpid

Enter the minimum virtual path identification number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 1 to 1000.

high_vpid

Enter the maximum virtual path identification number to allow for connections using the specified controller type (cntrlr_type) on this port. The range is from 1 to 1000.

max_lcn

Maximum LCN to be used on this port. Range is 1 to 1000.

cntrlr_id

Enter a number that will be associated with the controller used by this partition. Range is 1 to 255.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

-en

This option enables or disables self testing. Replace SelftestEnable with one of the following values:

• Disable = 1
  
  
• Enable = 2
  
  

-tm

This option defines the period, in minutes, between self-tests. The range is 1 to 60.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Any User

port_num

Enter the port number for the connection you want to modify. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of connections, enter the dspcons command.

vpi

Enter the VPI of the connection you want to modify. The VPI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

vci

Enter the VCI of the connection you want to modify. The VCI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

channel_num

Enter the channel number of the connection you want to modify. The dspcons command displays connection channel numbers in the LCN column.

enable

Enables or disables UPC for ABR traffic. The following are the values:

• Disable = 1
  
  
• Enable = 2
  
  

pcr[0+1]

Peak cell rate for cells with CLP = 0 and CLP = 1. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

cdvt[0+1]

Enter the Cell Delay Variation Tolerance for cells with CLP = 0 and CLP = 1. The range is 1 to 250000 microseconds.

scr_mcr

Select the cell rates to be applied to different classes of service. This parameter sets the Sustainable Cell Rate (SCR) to be used for VBR traffic and the Minimum Cell Rate (MCR) to be used for standard ABR traffic.

The range is: 10 to pcr[0+1]. To retain the current value, enter 0.

scr_mcr_police

Sustainable Cell Rate (SCR) policing method:

• CLP[0] = 1
  
  
• CLP[0+1] = 2
  
  
• No SCR policing = 3
  
  

Note   This option only applies to the following service class types (-st option): CBR (1), nrtVBR (2), ABR (3), UBR (4), and rtVBR (5).

mbs

Enter the maximum burst size. The range is 1 to 5000 cells.

IngPcUtil

Ingress percentage utilization.

Range: 1-127

EgSrvRate

Egress service rate. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

EgPcUtil

Egress percentage utilization.

Range: 1-127

clp_tag

Cell Loss Priority (CLP) tagging feature. Enter 1 to disable this feature, or enter 2 to enable CLP tagging.

Note   This option only applies to the following service class types (-st option): CBR (1), nrtVBR (2), ABR (3), UBR (4), and rtVBR (5).

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

port_num

Enter the port number for the connection you want to modify. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of connections, enter the dspcons command.

vpi

Enter the VPI of the connection you want to modify. The VPI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

vci

Enter the VCI of the connection you want to modify. The VCI for a connection is displayed in the dspcons command report.

channel_num

Enter the channel number of the connection you want to modify. The dspcons command displays connection channel numbers in the LCN column.

enable|disable

Enables or disables UPC for CBR traffic. The following are the values:

• 1: disable
  
  
• 2: enable
  
  

pcr[0+1]

Peak cell rate for cells with CLP = 0 and CLP = 1. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

cdvt[0+1]

Enter the Cell Delay Variation Tolerance for cells with CLP = 0 and CLP = 1. The range is 1 to 250000 microseconds.

IngPcUtil

Ingress percentage utilization.

Range: 1-127

EgSrvRate

Egress service rate. The range depends on the speed of the logical port:

• T1 = 10 to 3622
  
  
• E1 = 10 to 4528
  
  
• Clear E1 = 10 to 4830
  
  
• IMA T1 = 10 to (3591 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA E1 = 10 to (4490 * number_of_lines)
  
  
• IMA clear E1 = 10 to (4789 * number_of_lines)
  
  

Note   An IMA group's range depends on the number of links in the group. Multiply the single line rate by the number of lines.

EgPcUtil

Egress percentage utilization.

Range: 1-127

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2