OptoSpan OTS Series User manual

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OptoSpan OTS Series
Command Line Interface User Guide
Release 1.1

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Contents
Contents ....................................................................................................................3
About This Guide......................................................................................................8
Introduction........................................................................................................................8
Conventions.......................................................................................................................8
Figures...............................................................................................................................8
Related Documentation.....................................................................................................8
1. Command Line Interface .................................................................................9
1.1 Overview .......................................................................................................................9
1.2 Operational Level ........................................................................................................9
1.2.1 Normal level .........................................................................................................9
1.2.2 Administrator level................................................................................................9
1.3 Access Requirements .................................................................................................9
1.4 Input...........................................................................................................................10
1.5 User Management and Security................................................................................10
1.5.1 Account management ........................................................................................10
1.6 Command History......................................................................................................10
2. System Configuration....................................................................................11
2.1 System Configuration Commands.............................................................................11
2.1.1 System Configuration Parameters.....................................................................11
2.2 System Configuration Settings..................................................................................11
2.2.1 LH Interface Configuration .................................................................................12
2.2.2 SH Interface Configuration.................................................................................12
2.2.3 EDFA Interface Configuration ............................................................................12
2.2.4 INBAND Interface Configuration........................................................................13
2.3 Parameter Setting Procedure....................................................................................13
2.3.1 Preparing the Parameter Setting Terminal ........................................................13
2.3.2 Parameter Setting Terminal Conditions and Communication Conditions..........13
2.3.3 Connecting the Parameter Setting Terminal......................................................14

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2.3.4 Console Port Pin Specifications.........................................................................14
2.3.5 RS-232 Cable Connection Example (for 9-pin to 25-pin D-SUB) ......................15
2.3.6 RS-232 Cable Connection Example (for 9-pin to 9-pin D-SUB) ........................16
3. General Show Commands.............................................................................17
3.1 System Parameter Display/Settings..........................................................................17
3.1.1 Command Line Format ......................................................................................17
3.1.2 Login...................................................................................................................17
3.1.3 Commands.........................................................................................................17
3.2 show date..................................................................................................................18
3.3 show terminal ............................................................................................................18
3.4 show ip ......................................................................................................................19
3.5 show arp....................................................................................................................20
3.6 show route.................................................................................................................21
3.7 show interface ...........................................................................................................23
3.7.1 show interface....................................................................................................23
3.7.2 show interface {manage | < >} ...........................................................................24
3.7.3 show interface <shelf/slot/port>{sh | lh | edfa} ...................................................25
3.7.4 show loopback....................................................................................................28
3.8 show radius ...............................................................................................................29
3.9 show snmp ................................................................................................................30
3.10 show system............................................................................................................32
3.11 show alarm..............................................................................................................32
3.11.1 show alarm configure.......................................................................................32
3.11.2 show alarm.......................................................................................................33
3.11.3 show alarm card...............................................................................................34
3.11.4 show alarm system...........................................................................................34
3.11.5 show alarm sort-by-level {reverse}...................................................................35
3.11.6 show alarm sort-by-time {reverse} ...................................................................36
3.11.7 show alarm interface manage..........................................................................37
3.11.8 show alarm interface <shelf/slot/port> .............................................................37
3.11.9 show alarm interface sort-by-time {reverse} ....................................................38
3.11.10 show alarm interface sort-by-level {reverse}..................................................39

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3.12 show linecard status................................................................................................40
3.13 show shelf................................................................................................................41
3.13.1 show shelf status..............................................................................................41
3.14 show ntp..................................................................................................................42
3.15 show timezone.........................................................................................................42
3.16 show host-management..........................................................................................43
3.17 show username.......................................................................................................43
3.18 show log ..................................................................................................................44
3.18.1 show log system { reverse }.............................................................................44
3.18.2 show log fault {reverse}....................................................................................45
3.18.3 show log command { reverse }.........................................................................47
3.19 show syslog.............................................................................................................48
3.20 show ip-forwarding ..................................................................................................48
3.21 show status..............................................................................................................50
3.22 show power-type .....................................................................................................51
3.23 show configuration ..................................................................................................52
3.23.1 show configuration flash...................................................................................52
3.23.2 show configuration ram....................................................................................53
3.24 show power-monitor................................................................................................54
3.25 show performance-monitor......................................................................................56
3.25.1 show performance-monitor <shelf/slot/port>{lh|sh|edfa} fifteen-mins-history
{<history|dx> | current | <>}.........................................................................................56
3.25.2 show performance-monitor <shelf/slot/port> {lh|sh|edfa} daily-history {<Idx> |
current | <>}.................................................................................................................58
3.26 show tech-support...................................................................................................60
3.27 show session...........................................................................................................60
4. General Configure Commands......................................................................62
4.1 configure date............................................................................................................62
4.2 configure terminal......................................................................................................62
4.3 configure ip................................................................................................................64
4.3.1 configure ip manage...........................................................................................64
4.4 configure route...........................................................................................................65

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4.5 Configure radius........................................................................................................65
4.6 Configure snmp.........................................................................................................67
4.7 configure system .......................................................................................................70
4.8 configure interface.....................................................................................................72
4.9 configure ntp ip..........................................................................................................73
4.10 configure timezone..................................................................................................73
4.11 configure host-management....................................................................................74
4.12 configure username.................................................................................................74
4.13 configure syslog ......................................................................................................75
4.14 configure alarm........................................................................................................76
4.15 configure shelfid ......................................................................................................76
4.16 configure password .................................................................................................77
4.17 configure performance-monitor...............................................................................78
5. Setting System Parameters to the Default Values.......................................79
5.1 restore-configure .......................................................................................................79
5.2 flush-configure...........................................................................................................79
6. Write, upload and download Commands .....................................................80
6.1 write flash-memory....................................................................................................80
6.2 upload configuration..................................................................................................80
6.3 download...................................................................................................................81
6.3.1 download tftp <server ip address> <file name> merge......................................81
6.3.2 download tftp <server ip address> <file name> override...................................81
6.4 Delete Command.......................................................................................................81
6.5 Ping Command..........................................................................................................82
6.5.1 ping <destination ip address>............................................................................82
6.6 reboot Command.......................................................................................................82
6.6.1 reboot all.............................................................................................................82
6.6.2 reboot cpu ..........................................................................................................82
6.7 system-download Command.....................................................................................82
6.7.1 system-download tftp <server ip address> <file name> ....................................82
6.8 version Command .....................................................................................................82
6.8.1 version................................................................................................................82

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6.9 telnet Command........................................................................................................83
7. OTS-10 Specific Commands .........................................................................84
show wdm........................................................................................................................84
show/configure psw.........................................................................................................85
show/configure osc channels ..........................................................................................87
show/configure office-alarm ............................................................................................88
show/configure RIP .........................................................................................................89
configure loopback ..........................................................................................................91
8. OTS 100 Specific Commands........................................................................92
show alarm interface inband ...........................................................................................92
configure host-management............................................................................................92
configure interface...........................................................................................................93
configure snmp................................................................................................................94
configure ip inband..........................................................................................................95

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About This Guide
Introduction
This Command Reference provides an overview of OTS series Command Line Reference (CLI) system. This guide is
applied to the manual.
Conventions
This guide may contain notices, figures, and certain text conventions.
Figures
This guide provides figures as examples. These examples contain sample data. This data may vary from the actual data
on an installed system.
Related Documentation
This section lists documents containing further information about OTS series:
•OTS series System Overview
•OTS series Installation Guide
•OTS series Maintenance Guide

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1. Command Line Interface
1.1 Overview
This chapter provides the overview of command line interface (CLI) for OTS series.
OTS series can be configured, provisioned and monitored via CLI. The operational levels and their privileges are as listed
below:
1.2 Operational Level
To prevent unauthorized changes to the system, CLI defines multiple operational levels. Operational levels are applicable
to user and to commands. To execute a command, the user operational level must be equal to or higher than the
command operational level. Two operational levels are defined. From low to high are:
•Normal level
•Administrator level
1.2.1 Normal level
Normal level commands are for everyday system monitoring. Normal level commands show system information but do
not allow for the information to be changed.
1.2.2 Administrator level
Administrator level commands are used for user account management. User obtains administrator operational level by
logging to the CLI using “adpro” as the login name and following with correct password or no password if it is the first time
the system is being configured.
1.3 Access Requirements
CLI can be accessed via the following:
The managed device must first be configured correctly using the serial port. When connecting throughConnect the
theeWAVE2108 RS-232 port, thet. The entire auto configuration is completedcan be completed using RS-232 protocol.
Using putty, the user can connect to the device through the serial connection and configure the system.
The second method is by connectingto connect your computer with the management port of the OTS-10eWAVE2108,
then login to the OTS-10eWAVE2108 via Telnet session. This second method only works when the OTS-10eWAVE2108
management port is connected to an existing LAN and the IP address has been configured through the serial port.
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The network element supports up to nine simultaneous CLI sessions. In each session, user can obtain privileged
operational level. Changes made by one CLI session are reflected in all other CLI sessions.
1.4 Input
CLI can recognize a key word in the command after user types the “least unique character string”. For example, user only
needs to type “sh time” and the CLI recognizes that this is “show time” command, since “sh” has uniquely identified key
word “show”.
Pressing the TAB key automatically completes a key word if the existing string has uniquely identified a key word. If the
existing string cannot uniquely identify a key word, no action is taken.
1.5 User Management and Security
1.5.1 Account management
Users login into the equipment with different levels and are allowed different commands. Administrator users can
configure and query equipment for information of all users, and users see the equipment information only.
1.6 Command History
The CLI provides a history or record of commands that the users have entered. The CLI enables the user to configure the
number of command lines in the network element history buffer. The default value is 24.

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2. System Configuration
2.1 System Configuration Commands
This chapter lists the System configuration commands. System configuration commands are used to change or navigate
to a different set of commands to manage features or components of the system. The system configurations are classified
into different categories based on the system feature or component to be managed.
2.1.1 System Configuration Parameters
Category Item Main Setting Items
1 Date and time setting
2 Terminal screen setting (No. of display lines, edit mode, prompt, etc.)
3 Configuration of OTS series IP addresses, sub-net mask, route information, including out band and in
band
4 Interface configuration (Active/inactive of short haul/long haul/sc port, transmission speed of short
haul and long-haul port, interface name of short haul/long haul/sc)
5 Username/password configuration
6 System information configuration (System Name, Contact, Description)
7 SNMP manager related information
8 Configuration of access restriction
9 NTP configuration
10 SYSLOG configuration
2.2 System Configuration Settings
(1) Parameter is reflected immediately after setting and saved even after system reboots.
(2) Parameter is reflected immediately after setting, however is cleared during reboot. If the write flash-memory command
is not used to write the setting in memory, the value will be cleared at reboot.
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2.2.1 LH Interface Configuration
LH Interface Configuration map
Feature
Value Default User level Save to flush
Admin Enabled/Disabled Enabled adpro Yes
Name String of 0~64 NULL adpro Yes
Tx-sync Enabled/Disable Disabled adpro Yes
LLF Enabled/Disable Disabled adpro Yes
Loopback Enabled/Disable Disabled adpro Yes
2.2.2 SH Interface Configuration
SH Interface Configuration map
Feature
Value Default User level Save to flush
Admin Enabled/Disabled Enabled adpro Yes
Name String of 0~64 NULL adpro Yes
Tx-sync Enabled/Disable Disabled adpro Yes
LLF Enabled/Disable Disabled adpro Yes
Loopback Enabled/Disable Disabled adpro Yes
2.2.3 EDFA Interface Configuration
EDFA Interface Configuration map
Feature
Value Default User level Save to flush
Admin Enabled/Disabled Disabled adpro Yes
Name String of 0~64 NULL adpro Yes
Gain PA:20~30dB
BA:12~18 dB
LA: 20~30 dB
PA:25dB
BA:15dB
LA:25dB
adpro
Yes

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2.2.4 INBAND Interface Configuration
INBAND Interface Configuration map
Feature
Value Default User level Save to flush
Admin Enabled/Disabled Enabled adpro Yes
Name String of 0~64 NULL adpro Yes
2.3 Parameter Setting Procedure
Parameters can be set by connecting a computer to the console port or by way of TELNET. Setting parameters using
TELNET is possible only when the Management Port of the OTS system is connected to the LAN and the IP address is
set. The procedure for setting parameters is shown below.
•Prepare and connect a computer either through the console port of the OTS system or through TELNET.
•Connecting through the console port or through TELNET, a command line prompt should appear with the information
of the OTS system and ask for a username and password.
•Enter a valid username and password to gain access to the OTS system.
•Set and parameters or configurations once logged into the system with the correct credentials.
•Save newly set parameters using write command on the main menu.
•Disconnect the connection between the computer and the OTS system to end parameter configuration.
2.3.1 Preparing the Parameter Setting Terminal
The communication conditions necessary for the OTS system parameter setting terminal are shown in 2.3.2 below.
2.3.2 Parameter Setting Terminal Conditions and Communication Conditions
(1) Parameter setting terminal conditions
No. Item Specifications
1 Terminal setting ANSI X3.64/VT100
(2) Communication conditions
No. Item Specifications
1
Screen size 80 columns ×24 lines/screen or more
2
Character 8 bits/character

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2.3.3 Connecting the Parameter Setting Terminal
The pin specifications for the OTS system console port are shown in 2.3.4 and RS-232 cable connection examples are
shown in 2.3.5 and 2.3.6. The console port is a DTE (male) DB-9 connector.
2.3.4 Console Port Pin Specifications
3
Stop bit 1 bit
4
Parity None
5
Flow control None
6
Baud rate 9600 bit/s
7
RS, ER Always ON
8
CD Not monitored
9
Terminal connection cable RS-232 cable (cross)
However, a DB-9 female connector should be used
on the OTS series side.
Pi
n No. Signal name Signal contents Remarks
1
Not connected
2 RD Receive data
Input
3 TD Send data
Output
4
Connected to pin 6
5 SG Circuit ground
6
Connected to pin 4
7
Connected to pin 8
8
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2.3.5 RS-232 Cable Connection Example (for 9-pin to 25-pin D-SUB)
OTS series side connector, 9-pin
D-SUB (female)
Connection Parameter setting terminal side
connector, 25-pin D-SUB (female)
Pin No. Pin number
1
４
５
2
２
3
３
4
６
5
７
6
２０
7
８
8
9
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2.3.6 RS-232 Cable Connection Example (for 9-pin to 9-pin D-SUB)
OTS series side connector, 9-
pin D-SUB (female)
Connection
Parameter setting terminal side
connector, 9-pin D-SUB (female)
Pin Number Pin Number
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
Connect the RS-232 cable to the console port only when setting parameters. It should normally not be connected.

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3. General Show Commands
These commands show the current configuration and parameters of the OTS system.
3.1 System Parameter Display/Settings
For the OTS series, system parameters are displayed and set using command line format.
3.1.1 Command Line Format
An explanation of command line format is given below.
3.1.2 Login
Login to the system is done with login name: adpro. No password is set at the factory so login by just pressing the return
key.
3.1.3 Commands
Commands should be entered using lower-case characters. This command-line format distinguishes between upper-case
and lower-case characters.
To find what commands are available, press either the [TAB] key or [?] key. Commands that can be selected from an input
character string are displayed. When it is possible to select multiple commands, all the commands that can be selected are
displayed. If there are no appropriate commands, all the commands that can be input are displayed. Also, in the case of
commands for setting parameters, it is possible to display the parameter setting range by pressing either the [TAB] key or [?]
key. The difference between the [?] key and the [TAB] key is that with the [TAB] key, when there are any commands that
can be input, that character string is automatically displayed in the command line, so it is not necessary to enter the entire
character string. For example, it is possible to know from the character string ‘co’ that the command that can be selected is
‘configure’
To restore a parameter to its default setting, use the “no” command.
It is possible to set the SNMP trap cold start to enable.
When a setting is changed, an asterisk ‘*’ is displayed in front of the prompt, however, this indicates that the change has not
been reflected in the flash memory. If the system is reset with the asterisk ‘*’ still in front of the prompt, the changes will not
be saved. Use the ‘write flash-memory’ command to write the changes in the flash memory.
If the contents that can be displayed by the ‘show’ command cannot fit into one screen, the message “ – More –” will be
displayed at the bottom of the screen. When the [Space] key is pressed in this state, the screen scrolls one screen, and
when the [Enter] key is pressed, the screen scrolls one line, and by pressing the number keys [1] to [9], the screen scrolls
the respective number of lines, and when the [0] key is pressed, the screen scrolls to the end.
These commands display the current system parameters set for OTS series.
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3.2 show date
【Format】show date
【Description】Display the current system date and time.
【Example】
【Display Explained in Detail 】
Parameter Description
Date Current date, format: year/day/month
Time Current time, format: hour: minute: second
3.3 show terminal
【Format】show terminal
【Description】Display the contents of the terminal setting.
【Example】
【Display Explained in Detail 】
Parameter Description
lines The ‘lines’ is the number of displayed lines. Range is 2-10000, the default is 24.
timeout When there is no key input within the time specified by ‘timeout’, the interface
192.168.0.244:> show date
Date: 2015/02/11 Wednesday
Time: 21:04:30
192.168.0.244:> show terminal
terminal:
lines: 24
timeout: forever
edit mode: emacs

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returns to the login prompt status. Range is 0-10000, the default is 300 seconds.
When timeout is forever, no input any key, command-line will not return to “login”
prompt in any time.
edit mode ‘edit-
mode’ indicated the edit mode of the terminal. The mode only support
‘emacs’
prompt The ‘prompt’ indicates the status of the command-line format prompt; the default
is “IP address”.
3.4 show ip
【Format】show ip
【Description】This command displays the IP address and MAC address currently configured.
【Example】No.1
【Display Explained in Detail 】
Parameter Description
Manage MAC address External network management port's MAC address, display format: xxxx-xxxx-
xxxx
INBAND MAC address Network MAC address of DCC port, display format: xxxx-xxxx-xxxx
Manage IP address
External network management port's IP address, display format: A.B.C.D IP
Address, the default is <0.0.0.0>
Inband IP address Network MAC address of IP port, display format: A.B.C.D IP Address, the default
is <0.0.0.0>
Subnet mask External and internal network management port's subnet mask of IP address,
display format: A.B.C.D
192.168.0.254:> show ip
Manage MAC address: 0002-2223-0001
INBAND MAC address: 0030-2222-0000
IP Address Subnet Mask
Manage 192.168.0.254 255.255.255.0

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3.5 show arp
【Format】show arp
【Description】This command displays the addresses recorded in the ARP table.
【Example】
【Display Explained in Detail 】
Parameter Description
Destination Destination IP address, display format: A.B.C.D
LL Address Link-layer address, display format: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Flags ARP tag:
0x1 - route is usable (that is, "up")
0x2 - destination is a gateway
0x4 - host specific routing entry
0x8 - host or net unreachable
0x10 - created dynamically (by redirect)
0x20 -modified dynamically (by redirect)
192.168.0.244:> show arp
ARP Table:
ARP Table:
LINK LEVEL ARP TABLE
Destination LL Address Flags Refcnt Use Interface
---------------------------------------------------------------------
192.168.0.153 00:21:70:15:a3:18 0x8405 1 80 motscc0
192.168.0.201 00:0c:eb:30:00:4c 0x8405 0 0 motscc0
---------------------------------------------------------------------