CESM Command Reference

chkflash

X

X

clrcderrs

X

X

clrmsgcnt

X

X

clrslftst

X

X

clrtaskinfo

X

X

cnfslftst

X

X

dspcd

X

X

dspcderrs

X

X

dspfeature

X

X

dspmsgcnt

X

X

dspslftst

X

X

dspslftsttbl

X

X

dspstatparms

X

X

dsptaskinfo

X

X

dsptotals

X

X

I

X

X

memShow

X

X

runslftstno

X

X

version

X

X

addln

X

X

addlnloop

X

X

clralm

X

X

clralmcnt

X

X

clralmcnts

X

X

clralms

X

X

clrds1stats

X

X

cnfln

X

X

delln

X

X

dellnloop

X

X

dspalm

X

X

dspalmcnf

X

X

dspalmcnt

X

X

dspalms

X

X

dspds1stats

X

X

dspln

X

X

dsplns

X

X

dsptotals

X

X

addport

X

X

delport

X

X

delports

X

X

dspport

X

X

dspports

X

X

dsptotals

X

X

addrscprtn

X

X

delrscprtn

X

X

dsprscprtn

X

X

addcon

X

X

addconCDVT

X

X

addspvc

X

X

clrchancnt

X

X

clrchancnts

X

X

clrsarcnt

X

X

clrsarcnts

X

X

cnfchan

X

X

cnfcon

X

X

cnfswparms

X

X

delchan

X

X

delchans

X

X

delcon

X

X

dncon

X

X

dspchan

X

X

dspchancnt

X

X

dspchans

X

X

dspcon

X

X

dspcons

X

X

dsplcn

X

X

dspsarcnt

X

X

dspsarcnts

X

X

dsptotals

X

X

rrtcon

X

X

tstchan

X

X

tstcon

X

X

tstdelay

X

X

upcon

X

X

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

port_number

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

-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.

Tip You can view the address components for a slave or master connection using the dspcon command.

-pf

Partial fill for ATM cells. This option determines how many bytes must be assembled before an ATM cell is sent across the network. Partially filled cells take less time to assemble and reduce transmission delay. However, partially filled cells consume more ATM network bandwidth. You can select the number of bytes for ATM cells as follows:

• Fully filled (48 bytes) = 0
  
  
• Structured T1 range = 25 to 47.
  
  
• Structured E1 range = 20 to 47.
  
  
• Unstructured T1/E1 range = 33 to 47.
  
  

Note   For structured lines, the partial fill value should be greater than the number of DS0s assigned to port.

-condat

Conditional data is sent on the line when there is an underflow and also when there is a loss of signal (LOS). For a voice connection, the larger the ConditionalData value, the louder the hiss heard during LOS. The conditional data range is different for Unstructured Data Transfer (UDT) and Structured Data Transfer (SDT):

• UDT range = 255
  
  
• SDT range = 0 to 255
  
  

-condsig

Conditional signaling is sent on the line when there is an underflow and also toward the network when forming dummy cells. Conditional signaling is a string of bits that you specify with a decimal number in the range 0-15, where, for example, 15=1111, and 0=0000. These bits represent the ABCD signalling to the line or network when an underflow occurs.

-cdv

Cell Delay Variation Time (CDVT) is the tolerable variation for the arrival time of cells. Enter the CDVT in increments of 125 microseconds:

• T1 range = 125-24000 microseconds
  
  
• E1 range = 125-26000 microseconds
  
  

-cas

Channel associated signaling (CAS) value.

• Basic = 1
  
  
• E1 CAS = 2
  
  
• DS1 superframe CAS = 3
  
  
• DS1 extended superframe CAS = 4
  
  
• CCS = 5
  
  
• Conditioned E1CAS = 6
  
  
• Basic without AAL1 Pointer = 7
  
  
• ds1SFCasMF (available with multiframe option enabled) = 8
  
  
• ds1ESFCasMF (available with multiframe option enabled) = 9
  
  

Note   The channels on a particular line can be either all MF (SF MF or ESF SF) or all non-mf (SF or ESF). The first connection type added on a particular line (mf/non-mf) decides the sync. mode. The second connection must have the same cesCas type, and so on.

-clip

Cell loss integration period (CLIP) is the amount of time a connection can be in an error condition before an alarm is declared. Range: 1000 to 65535 milliseconds.

-maxbuf

Maximum egress buffer size in bytes. Buffers are used to mitigate variations in the cell delay. The size can be automatically computed, or you can enter a specific size in bytes. The ranges are as follows:

• Autocompute = 0
  
  
• Minimum value = the greater of {(CDVT in frames*2)*N or (CDVT + frames in 2 cells) * N}
  
  
• T1/E1 UDT maximum value = 16224
  
  
• T1 SDT maximum value = 384*N
  
  
• E1 SDT maximum value = 417*N
  
  

N = Number of 64 Kbps time slots (SDT) = 32 (T1/E1 UDT)

-clkmode

Clock mode.

• Synchronous = 1
  
  
• SRTS (asynchronous) = 2
  
  
• Adaptive (asynchronous) = 3
  
  

-contp

Controller type. Select one of the following:

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

-rtngprio

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

-maxcost

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

-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.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

port_num

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

sig_type

Channel associated signaling (CAS) value.

• 1 = basic
  
  
• 2 = E1 CAS
  
  
• 3 = DS1 superframe CAS
  
  
• 4 = DS1 extended superframe CAS
  
  
• 6 = Conditioned E1 CAS
  
  
• 7 = 1x64 Basic without AAL1 pointer
  
  
• 8 = ds1SfCasMF (available with multiframe option enabled)
  
  
• 9 = ds1EsfCasMF (available with multiframe option enabled)
  
  

Note   The channels on a particular line can be either all MF (SF MF or ESF SF) or all non-mf (SF or ESF). The first connection type added on a particular line (mf/non-mf) decides the sync. mode. The second connection must have the same cesCas type, and so on.

partial_fill

Partial fill for ATM cells. This option determines how many bytes must be assembled before an ATM cell is sent across the network. Partially filled cells take less time to assemble and reduce transmission delay. However, partially filled cells consume more ATM network bandwidth. You can select the number of bytes for ATM cells as follows:

• Fully filled (48 bytes) = 0
  
  
• Structured T1 range = 25 to 47.
  
  
• Structured E1 range = 20 to 47.
  
  
• Unstructured T1/E1 range = 33 to 47.
  
  

Note   For structured lines, the partial fill value should be greater than the number of DS0s assigned to port.

cond_data

Conditional data UDT or SDT.

• UDT = 255
  
  
• SDT range = 0-255
  
  

Conditional data is sent on the line when there is an underflow and also toward the network when forming dummy cells.

cond_signalling

Conditional signaling, in the range 0-15.

Conditional signaling is sent on the line when there is an underflow and also toward the network when forming dummy cells.

CDVT

Cell delay variation, (in increments of 125)

• range is 125 - 24000 micro seconds for T1
  
  
• range is 125 - 26000 micro seconds for E1
  
  

controller_type

Value to set signaling controller type as either PVC or SPVC.

• 1 = PVC (PAR)
  
  
• 2 = SPVC (PNNI—default)
  
  

mastership

Value to set status of current end as the master or slave.

• 1 = master
  
  
• 2 = slave (default)
  
  

RemoteEndConID

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.

Tip You can view the address components for a slave or master connection using the dspcon command.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

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

port_num

Port number for the Frame Relay service. The port number range varies with the card type:

• CESM-8T1 range: 1-192
  
  
• CESM-8E1 range: 1-248
  
  

line_num

Line number to which the port definition applies. To display the lines that have been added, enter the dsplns command. You cannot add a port to a line unless the Status/Coding column shows that the line is enabled (Ena).

begin_slot

This parameter selects the starting time slot for port communications over the T1 or E1 frame. Valid slot numbers are:

• CESM-8T1 range: 1-24
  
  
• Structured CESM-8E1 range: 2-30 (CAS or CCS signaling—cnfln command)
  
  
• Unstructured CESM-8E1 range: 1-32 (Clear E1 (no signaling)—cnfln command)
  
  

Note   When using an unstructured port with T1 or E1 lines, the time slot range is ignored and all channels are assigned to the port. Once an unstructured port is added to a line, you cannot assign additional ports to that line.

num_slot

This parameter determines the number of consecutive time slots for this port within the T1 or E1 frame. Valid slot numbers are:

• CESM-8T1 range: 1-24
  
  
• Structured CESM-8E1 range: 2-30 (CAS or CCS signaling—cnfln command)
  
  
• Unstructured CESM-8E1 range: 1-32 (Clear E1 (no signaling)—cnfln command)
  
  

Note   When using an unstructured port with T1 or E1 lines, the time slot range is ignored and all channels are assigned to the port. Once an unstructured port is added to a line, you cannot assign additional ports to that line.

port_type

Circuit emulation port type:

• Structured = 1
  
  
• Unstructured = 2
  
  
• FramingOnVcDisconnect = 3
  
  

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
  
  

cntrlr_id

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

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Strata Group

port_number

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

-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.

Tip You can view the address components for a slave or master connection using the dspcon command.

-pf

Partial fill for ATM cells. This option determines how many bytes must be assembled before an ATM cell is sent across the network. Partially filled cells take less time to assemble and reduce transmission delay. However, partially filled cells consume more ATM network bandwidth. You can select the number of bytes for ATM cells as follows:

• Fully filled (48 bytes) = 0
  
  
• Structured T1 range = 25 to 47.
  
  
• Structured E1 range = 20 to 47.
  
  
• Unstructured T1/E1 range = 33 to 47.
  
  

Note   For structured lines, the partial fill value should be greater than the number of DS0s assigned to port.

-condat

Conditional data is sent on the line when there is an underflow and also when there is a loss of signal (LOS). For a voice connection, the larger the ConditionalData value, the louder the hiss heard during LOS. The conditional data range is different for UDT or SDT:

• UDT range = 255
  
  
• SDT range = 0 to 255
  
  

-condsig

Conditional signaling is sent on the line when there is an underflow and also toward the network when forming dummy cells. Conditional signaling is a string of bits that you specify with a decimal number in the range 0-15, where, for example, 15=1111, and 0=0000. These bits represent the ABCD signalling to the line or network when an underflow occurs.

-cdv

Cell Delay Variation Time (CDVT) is the tolerable variation for the arrival time of cells. Enter the CDVT in increments of 125 microseconds:

• T1 range = 125-24000 microseconds
  
  
• E1 range = 125-26000 microseconds
  
  

-cas

Channel associated signaling (CAS) value.

• Basic = 1
  
  
• E1 CAS = 2
  
  
• DS1 superframe CAS = 3
  
  
• DS1 extended superframe CAS = 4
  
  
• CCS = 5
  
  
• Conditioned E1CAS = 6
  
  
• Basic without AAL1 Pointer = 7
  
  
• ds1SFCasMF (available with multiframe option enabled) = 8
  
  
• ds1ESFCasMF (available with multiframe option enabled) = 9
  
  

Note   The channels on a particular line can be either all MF (SF MF or ESF SF) or all non-mf (SF or ESF). The first connection type added on a particular line (mf/non-mf) decides the sync. mode. The second connection must have the same cesCas type, and so on.

-clip

Cell loss integration period (CLIP) is the amount of time a connection can be in an error condition before an alarm is declared. Range: 1000 to 65535 milliseconds.

-maxbuf

Maximum egress buffer size in bytes. Buffers are used to mitigate variations in the cell delay. The size can be automatically computed, or you can enter a specific size in bytes. The ranges are as follows:

• Autocompute = 0
  
  
• Minimum value = the greater of {(CDVT in frames*2)*N or (CDVT + frames in 2 cells) * N}
  
  
• T1/E1 UDT maximum value = 16224
  
  
• T1 SDT maximum value = 384*N
  
  
• E1 SDT maximum value = 417*N
  
  

N = Number of 64 Kbps time slots (SDT) = 32 (T1/E1 UDT)

-clkmode

Clock mode.

• Synchronous = 1
  
  
• SRTS (asynchronous) = 2
  
  
• Adaptive (asynchronous) = 3
  
  

-contp

Controller type. Select one of the following:

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

-rtngprio

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

-maxcost

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

-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.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Strata Group

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

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

line_num

Line number for the line for which you want to clear statistics. Use the dsplns command to view the available lines.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Group 5

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: 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

type

Partition type:

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

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

channel

Enter the channel number for the connection you want to modify. The dspchans command reports shows the channel number for each connection.

CDVT

Cell Delay Variation Time (CDVT) is the tolerable variation for the arrival time of cells. Enter the CDVT in increments of 125 microseconds:

• T1 range = 125-24000 microseconds
  
  
• E1 range = 125-26000 microseconds
  
  

CLIP

Cell loss integration period (CLIP) is the amount of time a connection can be in an error condition before an alarm is declared. Range: 1000 to 65535 milliseconds.

bufsize

Maximum egress buffer size in bytes. Buffers are used to mitigate variations in the cell delay. The size can be automatically computed, or you can enter a specific size in bytes. The ranges are as follows:

• Autocompute = 0
  
  
• Minimum value = the greater of {(CDVT in frames*2)*N or (CDVT + frames in 2 cells) * N}
  
  
• T1/E1 UDT maximum value = 16224
  
  
• T1 SDT maximum value = 384*N
  
  
• E1 SDT maximum value = 417*N
  
  
• N = Number of 64 Kbps time slots (SDT) = 32 (T1/E1 UDT)
  
  

clockmode

Clock mode.

• Synchronous = 1
  
  
• SRTS (asynchronous) = 2
  
  
• Adaptive (asynchronous) = 3
  
  

IdleSuppEnable

This parameter is a flag to control the idle code (ABCD signalling bits) suppression feature on a connection. If you enable this feature, idle suppression logic is activated so that suppression begins when valid idle ABCD bits are detected. This feature is valid only for single DS0 connections. Enter a 1 to disable idle suppression or a 2 to disable this feature.

ForceSuppression

This parameter is a flag to control the external idle suppression trigger. With this feature enabled, the logic forcefully suppresses cells on a single DS0 connection. Enter a 1 to disable forced suppression or a 2 to enable this feature.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

port_num

Enter the port number for the port that hosts the connection you want to modify. The dspcons command reports shows the port number for each connection.

CDVT

Cell Delay Variation Time (CDVT) is the tolerable variation for the arrival time of cells. Enter the CDVT in increments of 125 microseconds:

• T1 range = 125-24000 microseconds
  
  
• E1 range = 125-26000 microseconds
  
  

CLIP

Cell loss integration period (CLIP) is the amount of time a connection can be in an error condition before an alarm is declared. Range: 1000 to 65535 milliseconds.

bufsize

Maximum egress buffer size in bytes. Buffers are used to mitigate variations in the cell delay. The size can be automatically computed, or you can enter a specific size in bytes. The ranges are as follows:

• Autocompute = 0
  
  
• Minimum value = the greater of {(CDVT in frames*2)*N or (CDVT + frames in 2 cells) * N}
  
  
• T1/E1 UDT maximum value = 16224
  
  
• T1 SDT maximum value = 384*N
  
  
• E1 SDT maximum value = 417*N
  
  
• N = Number of 64 Kbps time slots (SDT) = 32 (T1/E1 UDT)
  
  

clockmode

Clock mode.

• Synchronous = 1
  
  
• SRTS (asynchronous) = 2
  
  
• Adaptive (asynchronous) = 3
  
  

IdleSuppEnable

This parameter is a flag to control the idle code (ABCD signalling bits) suppression feature on a connection. If you enable this feature, idle suppression logic is activated so that suppression begins when valid idle ABCD bits are detected. This feature is valid only for single DS0 connections. Enter a 1 to disable idle suppression or a 2 to enable idle suppression.

ForceSuppression

This parameter is a flag to control the external idle suppression trigger. With this feature enabled, the logic forcefully suppresses cells on a single DS0 connection. Enter a 1 to disable forced suppression or a 2 to enable this feature.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

line_num

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

line_code

Line coding.

• 2 = B8ZS, applies to T1
  
  
• 3 = HDB3, applies to E1
  
  
• 4 = AMI, applies to T1 or E1
  
  

line_len

Line length, as appropriate for the interface.

• T1: 10-15
  
  
• 10: 0-131 ft.
  
  
• 11: 131-262 ft.
  
  
• 12: 262-393 ft.
  
  
• 13: 393-524 ft.
  
  
• 14: 524-655 ft.
  
  
• 15: 655+ ft.
  
  
• E1 with SMB module: 8
  
  
• E1 with RJ-48 module: 9
  
  

clk_src

Clock source, either loop clock or local clock.

• 1 = loop clock
  
  
• 2 = local clock
  
  

E1-signalling

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

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

Note   To support unstructured E1 communications (addport command), you must set the E1 signalling to CLEAR.

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

chan_num

Enter the channel number for the connection to be configured. To display the connections with channel numbers, enter the dspchans command.

vpcflag

Indicates whether the connection is a VPC or a VCC: 1 = VPC and 2 = VCC.

conn_service_type

The type of service for the connection: 1 = cbr, 2 = vbr, 3 is not used; 4 = ubr, 5 = atfr; 6 = abrstd, and 7 = abrfst.

route_priority

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

max_cost

Maximum end-to-end cost for the connection. Range is 1 to 255.

restrict_trunk_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.

pcr

The peak cell rate in cells per second (cps).

mcr

The minimum cell rate. The range is 1-65535 cells per second.

pct_util

The percent utilization in the range 1-100.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

channel number

Enter the channel number for the connection to be deleted. To display the connections with channel numbers, enter the dspchans command.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

start chan #

Enter a channel number as it appears in the dspcons command display.

# of chans

Number of consecutive channels to delete.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

port number

Enter the port number for the connection to be deleted. To display the connections with port numbers, enter the dspcons command.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

line_num

Number of the line to be deleted. Use dsplns to view the available lines.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

line_num

Number of the line to be removed from loopback. Use dsplns to view the available lines.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Service Group

port_num

Enter the port number for the port you want to delete. To display a list of configured ports, enter the dspports command.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

start port #

Start port number to be deleted. Use the dspports command to display the configured ports.

# of ports

Number of contiguous ports to be deleted.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 1

port_num

Port number from which to delete the partition. 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 supported in this release.

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

cntrlr_id

Enter the controller ID assigned to the partition you are deleting. To display the controller ID, use the dsprscprtn command.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Strata Group

channel

Specify the channel for the connection to be displayed. You can view channel information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

line

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

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

line

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

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

line

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

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

channel

Specify the channel for the connection to be displayed. You can view connection information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

channel

Specify the channel for the connection to be displayed. You can view channel information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

port number

Enter the port number for the connection to be displayed. To display a list of connections with port numbers, enter the dspcons command.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

-h

Display the list of command options.

-chn

Channel number. Use this option to limit the display to a specific channel. To view the configured channel numbers, use the dspcons command without any options.

-pt

Port number. This option limits the display to the connections on the specified port. To view the configured ports, use the dspports command.

-locvpi

Connection VPI number. This option limits the display to the connections that use the specified VPI number. To view the configured VPI numbers, use the dspcons command without any options.

-locvci

Connection VCI number. This option limits the display to the connections that use the specified VCI number. To view the configured VCI numbers, use the dspcons command without any options.

-cbrserv

CBR service type. This option limits the display to the connections that use one of the following service types:

• Unstructured = unstruct
  
  
• Structured = struct
  
  

-master

Mastership. This option allows you to limit the display to connections for which the local endpoint is either a master endpoint or a slave endpoint. To use this option, enter either -master master or -master slave.

-clkmode

Clock mode. Use this option to select connections based on the clock mode they are using:

• Synchronous
  
  
• S.R.T.S
  
  
• Adaptive
  
  

-pcr

PCR. This option allows you to limit the display to connections with a specific PCR value. Range = 171 to 9000.

-cdv

CDVT. This option allows you to limit the display to connections with a specific CDVT value.

• T1 range = 125 to 24000
  
  
• E1 range = 125 to 26000
  
  

-maxbuf

Maximum egress buffer size. This option allows you to limit the display to connections with a specific buffer size. Range = 0 to 65535.

-clip

-clip <CLIP> where CLIP = 1000-65535

-admin

Administrative status. Use this option to limit the display to those connections that either are administratively up or to those that are administratively down. To use this option, enter either -admin up or -admin down.

-alarm

Alarm type. Use this option to limit the display to connections that meet a specific alarm condition. To select the alarm condition, enter the option with one of the following keywords:

• OK
  
  
• PORT-ALARM
  
  
• CTRLR-ABIT
  
  
• E-AIS
  
  
• RDI
  
  
• I-AIS
  
  
• RDI
  
  

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

line_num

Line number for the line for which you want to display statistics. Use the dsplns command to view the available lines.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Strata Group

port

Specify the port for the connection to be displayed. You can view connection information with the dspcons and dspchans commands, which also show the corresponding channel numbers.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Any User

line_num

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

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

port_num

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

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

port number

Specify the port number for the resource partition you want to view. The dspports command lists all configured ports.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

channel_num

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

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Service Group

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Service Group

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

channel

Specify the channel for the connection to be rerouted. You can view connection information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

test_no

Enter the number of the test you want to run.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

<on|off>

Specify on to enable paging, or specify off to disable this feature.

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User

channel

Specify the channel for the connection to be tested. You can view connection information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 4

port number

Enter the port number for the connection to be displayed. To display a list of connections with port numbers, enter the dspcons command.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 4

channel

Specify the channel for the connection to be tested. You can view connection information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

Log: No

State: Active

Privilege: Group 4

channel

Specify the channel for the connection to be tested. You can view connection information with the dspcons and dspchans commands.

Log: Yes

State: Active

Privilege: Group 2

Log: No

State: Any

Privilege: Any User