sjzl20083748-zxg10 itc (v6.10.100a) network management command manual

ZXG10 iTCTranscoder Pool Network Management

Command Manual

Version 6.10.100a

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Contents

About This Manual ............................................................ i

Purpose................................................................................ i Intended Audience ................................................................. i Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i Related Documentation.......................................................... ii Conventions......................................................................... ii How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii

Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1

Overview..........................................................................1

Login Method..................................................................1 ZXG10 iTCM Client Method .....................................................1 TELNET Method ....................................................................3

Command Terminal .........................................................4 System Composition and Functions..........................................4 Command Terminal Interface..................................................5 Man Machine Commands........................................................6

Chapter 2........................................................................11

Commands .....................................................................11

ACT LINK........................................................................... 11 ACT OFCLINK ..................................................................... 12 ADD APCM ......................................................................... 12 ADD ATERPCM.................................................................... 13 ADD BCUP CM TASK............................................................ 14 ADD BKBOARD ................................................................... 15 ADD CONNECT ................................................................... 16 ADD DEPARTMENT .............................................................. 17 ADD GLIUIM....................................................................... 18 ADD INVENTORY................................................................. 19

ADD LNKMONI ....................................................................21 ADD LOFC ..........................................................................22 ADD MP .............................................................................25 ADD MPPRTMRPTD ..............................................................27 ADD MRS ...........................................................................28 ADD MTPSCR......................................................................29 ADD N7LKS ........................................................................31 ADD N7LNKDT ....................................................................33 ADD N7LNKE1 ....................................................................34 ADD N7OFC........................................................................35 ADD N7ROUTE....................................................................36 ADD N7SSN........................................................................38 ADD NAMEDTIMER ..............................................................39 ADD NE .............................................................................40 ADD OFC............................................................................41 ADD OPC ...........................................................................51 ADD PLATINFO....................................................................55 ADD PPPRTDFT ...................................................................55 ADD PPPRTMRPTD ...............................................................57 ADD RACK..........................................................................58 ADD SCCPSCR ....................................................................59 ADD SDHOPTPARA ..............................................................63 ADD SDHTRIPARA ...............................................................65 ADD SHELF ........................................................................66 ADD SUNIT ........................................................................67 ADD SYNC TASK .................................................................69 ADD TFIUIM .......................................................................70 ADD UIMUIM ......................................................................72 ADD UNT ...........................................................................73 ADD USER..........................................................................86 BACKUP .............................................................................87 BLO ATER ..........................................................................88 BLO LINK ...........................................................................89 BLO MODULE......................................................................89 BLO UNTSUNT ....................................................................90 CHANGEOVER FIBER............................................................91 CHANGEOVER FORCE...........................................................92 CHANGEOVER NORMAL ........................................................92 CHANGEOVER TNET.............................................................93

CHECK BOARD CPUMEM....................................................... 93 CHECK BOARD STATUS........................................................ 94 CHECK COMM STATUS......................................................... 95 CHECK FM DB STATUS......................................................... 96 CHECK HDC STATUS ........................................................... 96 CHECK MEMORY STATUS ..................................................... 97 CHECK N7ALLLINKS DETAIL STATUS ..................................... 97 CHECK N7ALLLINKS STATUS ................................................ 98 CHECK N7LINK STATUS ....................................................... 99 CHECK N7LINKSET STATUS................................................ 100 CHECK N7ROUTE STATUS .................................................. 100 CHECK PLACE ENVI ........................................................... 101 CHECK PLATE STATUS ....................................................... 102 CHECK PM DB STATUS....................................................... 102 COMMIT .......................................................................... 103 DEL APCM........................................................................ 103 DEL ATERPCM .................................................................. 104 DEL BCUP CM TASK........................................................... 105 DEL CONNECT .................................................................. 105 DEL DEPARTMENT............................................................. 106 DEL INVENTORY ............................................................... 106 DEL LNKMONI .................................................................. 107 DEL LOFC ........................................................................ 107 DEL MODULE.................................................................... 108 DEL MPPRTMRPTD............................................................. 109 DEL MRS ......................................................................... 110 DEL MTPSCR .................................................................... 110 DEL N7LINK ..................................................................... 111 DEL N7LKS ...................................................................... 111 DEL N7OFC ...................................................................... 112 DEL N7ROUTE .................................................................. 113 DEL N7SSN...................................................................... 113 DEL NAMEDTIMER............................................................. 114 DEL NE............................................................................ 114 DEL OFC.......................................................................... 115 DEL OPC.......................................................................... 116 DEL PLATINFO.................................................................. 118 DEL PPPRTDFT.................................................................. 119 DEL PPPRTMRPTD ............................................................. 120

DEL RACK ........................................................................ 121 DEL SCCPSCR................................................................... 122 DEL SDHOPTPARA ............................................................. 122 DEL SDHTRIPARA.............................................................. 123 DEL SESSION ................................................................... 123 DEL SHELF ....................................................................... 124 DEL SPECIFICCALL ............................................................ 125 DEL SUNIT ....................................................................... 126 DEL SYNC TASK ................................................................ 126 DEL TRAFFICOPC............................................................... 127 DEL UCONN...................................................................... 127 DEL UNT .......................................................................... 128 DEL USER ........................................................................ 129 DIAGNOSE BOARD ............................................................ 129 DIAGNOSE CTRLSTREAM.................................................... 130 DIAGNOSE MEDIASTREAM.................................................. 131 FULLCONN TS ................................................................... 132 FULLDISCONN TS.............................................................. 134 HALFCONN TS................................................................... 135 HALFDISCONN TS ............................................................. 137 HELP ............................................................................... 138 INACT LINK ...................................................................... 139 INACT OFCLINK ................................................................ 140 MMLRELOAD..................................................................... 140 REFRESH BOARDS STATUS................................................. 141 RESET DSP....................................................................... 141 RESET FORCE ................................................................... 142 RESET GLOBAL ................................................................. 142 RESET NORMAL................................................................. 143 RESTART ALLLINK ............................................................. 143 RESTORE ......................................................................... 144 ROLLBACK........................................................................ 145 RST ATER......................................................................... 145 SET................................................................................. 146 SET BCUP CM TASK ........................................................... 147 SET CLKEPARA.................................................................. 148 SET CLOCKBASE ............................................................... 150 SET CONNECT .................................................................. 151 SET CPU .......................................................................... 152

SET CREDIT ..................................................................... 153 SET DAYLIGHTSAVE .......................................................... 154 SET DEPARTMENT............................................................. 155 SET DISCCODE................................................................. 155 SET DISKPARA ................................................................. 156 SET FLWM ....................................................................... 157 SET ICMPARA................................................................... 157 SET INVENTORY ............................................................... 159 SET ITCOL ....................................................................... 160 SET LAWTYPE................................................................... 162 SET LNKMONI .................................................................. 162 SET LOFC ........................................................................ 163 SET MODULE.................................................................... 167 SET MPPRTMRPTD............................................................. 169 SET MRS ......................................................................... 170 SET MTPSCR .................................................................... 170 SET N7LKS ...................................................................... 172 SET N7LNKDT................................................................... 174 SET N7LNKE1................................................................... 175 SET N7OFC ...................................................................... 177 SET N7ROUTE .................................................................. 178 SET N7SSN ...................................................................... 180 SET NAMEDTIMER............................................................. 182 SET NE............................................................................ 183 SET NTPSVR..................................................................... 183 SET OFC.......................................................................... 184 SET OMP ......................................................................... 194 SET OPC.......................................................................... 195 SET PASSWORD ............................................................... 199 SET PLATINFO.................................................................. 199 SET PPPRTDFT.................................................................. 200 SET PPPRTMRPTD ............................................................. 201 SET PROFILE ITC .............................................................. 203 SET PRTM ........................................................................ 204 SET PSNPARA................................................................... 205 SET PWRDPARA................................................................ 207 SET QUWGHT................................................................... 208 SET RACK ........................................................................ 209 SET RTBFD ...................................................................... 209

SET SCCPSCR ................................................................... 210 SET SCHWG ..................................................................... 214 SET SDHOPTPARA ............................................................. 215 SET SDHTRIPARA.............................................................. 217 SET SHELF ....................................................................... 218 SET SIMQOS .................................................................... 219 SET SNTP......................................................................... 219 SET SPECIFICCALL ............................................................ 220 SET SUNIT ....................................................................... 222 SET SYNC TASK ................................................................ 227 SET SYSQOS .................................................................... 228 SET TRACELMT ................................................................. 229 SET TRAFFIC .................................................................... 230 SET TZ ............................................................................ 231 SET UNT .......................................................................... 234 SET USER ........................................................................ 237 SET USERRIGHT................................................................ 238 SET USERSTATE................................................................ 238 SET VOQ.......................................................................... 239 SET VOQTHR .................................................................... 239 SET WRED ....................................................................... 240 SHOW ALLROLE ................................................................ 242 SHOW ALLROLESET ........................................................... 243 SHOW ALLSESSION........................................................... 243 SHOW ALLUSER ................................................................ 244 SHOW APCM..................................................................... 244 SHOW ASTAT ................................................................... 245 SHOW ATERPCM ............................................................... 246 SHOW ATERSTAT .............................................................. 247 SHOW BCUP CM TASK........................................................ 248 SHOW BOARDSTATE.......................................................... 249 SHOW CHANGEDMPTIMER .................................................. 249 SHOW CHANGEDPPTIMER................................................... 252 SHOW CHG ...................................................................... 255 SHOW CLKEPARA .............................................................. 256 SHOW CONNECT ............................................................... 258 SHOW CPU....................................................................... 259 SHOW CPUSTATE .............................................................. 260 SHOW CREDIT .................................................................. 261

SHOW DAYLIGHTSAVE....................................................... 261 SHOW DCIRINFO .............................................................. 262 SHOW DE1DTLINK ............................................................ 263 SHOW DEPARTMENT ......................................................... 264 SHOW DISCCODE ............................................................. 264 SHOW DISKPARA.............................................................. 265 SHOW DLINK ................................................................... 265 SHOW DLINKSET .............................................................. 266 SHOW DLKMODULE........................................................... 267 SHOW DLKSMOD .............................................................. 267 SHOW DLSTIME................................................................ 268 SHOW DMODLINK............................................................. 268 SHOW DMODULE .............................................................. 269 SHOW DOFC .................................................................... 269 SHOW DSPBUNIT.............................................................. 270 SHOW DUNITSUNIT .......................................................... 270 SHOW DUNTSUNT1........................................................... 271 SHOW DUNTSUNT2........................................................... 271 SHOW DUNTSUNT3........................................................... 272 SHOW FLWM.................................................................... 272 SHOW ICMPARA ............................................................... 273 SHOW INVENTORY............................................................ 274 SHOW ITCOL.................................................................... 275 SHOW LAWTYPE ............................................................... 277 SHOW LKSRVSTAT............................................................ 277 SHOW LKSSTAT................................................................ 279 SHOW LKSTAT.................................................................. 280 SHOW LNKMONI ............................................................... 281 SHOW LOFC..................................................................... 282 SHOW MODULE ................................................................ 285 SHOW MPPRTMRPTD ......................................................... 287 SHOW MRS ...................................................................... 288 SHOW MTP2CFG ............................................................... 289 SHOW MTP2STAT.............................................................. 290 SHOW MTPSCR................................................................. 291 SHOW N7LKS ................................................................... 293 SHOW N7LNKDT ............................................................... 294 SHOW N7LNKE1 ............................................................... 296 SHOW N7LNKNO............................................................... 298

SHOW N7OFC ................................................................... 298 SHOW N7ROUTE ............................................................... 299 SHOW N7SSN................................................................... 301 SHOW NAMEDTIMER.......................................................... 303 SHOW NE......................................................................... 304 SHOW NTPSVR ................................................................. 305 SHOW OFC....................................................................... 306 SHOW OFCSTAT................................................................ 312 SHOW OMP ...................................................................... 316 SHOW OPC....................................................................... 317 SHOW PLATINFO............................................................... 320 SHOW PLATINFODES ......................................................... 320 SHOW PM STATUS............................................................. 321 SHOW PPCONN ................................................................. 322 SHOW PPPRTDFT............................................................... 325 SHOW PPPRTMRPTD .......................................................... 326 SHOW PROFILE ITC ........................................................... 327 SHOW PRTM..................................................................... 328 SHOW PSNPARA................................................................ 329 SHOW PWRDPARA............................................................. 331 SHOW QUWGHT................................................................ 332 SHOW RACK..................................................................... 333 SHOW ROLE ..................................................................... 333 SHOW ROLESET................................................................ 334 SHOW RSCIR.................................................................... 334 SHOW RTBFD ................................................................... 336 SHOW SCCPSCR ............................................................... 336 SHOW SCHWG.................................................................. 338 SHOW SDHOPTPARA.......................................................... 339 SHOW SDHTRIPARA .......................................................... 341 SHOW SHELF.................................................................... 342 SHOW SIMQOS ................................................................. 343 SHOW SNTP ..................................................................... 344 SHOW SPECIFICCALL......................................................... 344 SHOW SUNIT.................................................................... 346 SHOW SYNC TASK............................................................. 348 SHOW SYNCSTAT.............................................................. 349 SHOW SYSQOS................................................................. 349 SHOW SYSTEM TIME.......................................................... 350

SHOW TIME ..................................................................... 351 SHOW TIMEZONE ............................................................. 351 SHOW TRACELMT ............................................................. 355 SHOW TRAFFIC ................................................................ 355 SHOW TSCONN ................................................................ 356 SHOW TSCONNVERIFY ...................................................... 357 SHOW TZ ........................................................................ 358 SHOW UCONN.................................................................. 362 SHOW UNT ...................................................................... 363 SHOW UNTSUNTSTAT........................................................ 376 SHOW USER..................................................................... 377 SHOW VOQ...................................................................... 378 SHOW VOQTHR ................................................................ 378 SHOW WRED.................................................................... 379 SPY LINK ......................................................................... 380 SPY LINKSRVSTAT ............................................................ 381 STOP ALLLINK .................................................................. 382 STOPSPY LINK.................................................................. 383 STOPSPY LINKSRVSTAT ..................................................... 384 SYNC ALL ........................................................................ 384 SYNC CHG ....................................................................... 385 UBL ATER ........................................................................ 386 UBL LINK......................................................................... 387 UBL MODULE.................................................................... 387 UBL UNTSUNT .................................................................. 388 UPD TIME ........................................................................ 389

Appendix A...................................................................391

Figures..........................................................................391

Tables...........................................................................393

Index............................................................................395

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About This Manual

Purpose

The purpose of this manual is to introduce system commands used for configuration, performance, security, diagnostics etc. The manual explains each command with its function, syntax, input and output parameters.

Intended Audience

This document is intended for engineers and technicians who perform operation activities on the ZXG10 iTC and ZXG10 iTCM.

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of wireless telecommunications technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:

ZXG10 system and its various components

User interface on Base Station Controller

Local operating procedures

What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following sections:

T AB L E 1 M AN U AL S U M M AR Y

Section Summary

Chapter 1, Overview Describes system login methods, command terminal, command format, and parameter instructions of the man-machine commands in ZXG10 iTCM.

Chapter 2, Commands Introduces all commands in iTCM in alphabetical order.

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Section Summary

Appendix A, Figures and Tables

List of figures and tables in the manual.

Index Contains index of the manual.

Related Documentation

The following documentation is related to this manual:

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.100a) Transcoder Pool Network Management Documentation Guide

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.100a) Transcoder Pool Network Management Operation Manual (Performance Management)

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.100a) Transcoder Pool Network Management Operation Manual (Configuration Management)

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.100a) Transcoder Pool Network Management Operation Manual (Fault Management)

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.100a) Transcoder Pool Network Management Operation Manual (Security Management)

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.100a) Transcoder Pool Network Management Operation Manual (System Management)

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.100a) Transcoder Pool Network Management Operation Manual (System Tools)

ZXG10 iTC (V6.10.100a) Transcoder Pool Network Management Software Installation Manual

Conventions

ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

T AB L E 2 TY P O G R AP H I C A L C O N V E N T I O N S

Typeface Meaning

Italics References to other Manuals and documents.

Quotes Links on screens.

Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields, radio button names, check boxes, drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names.

CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and company name.

Constant width Text that you type, program code, files and directory names, and function names.

[ ] Optional parameters.

Typographical Conventions

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Typeface Meaning

{ } Mandatory parameters.

| Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it.

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic.

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked before proceeding further.

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive for the reader.

T AB L E 3 M O U S E OP E R AT I O N C O N V E N T I O N S

Typeface Meaning

Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) once.

Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) twice.

Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the right mouse button) once.

Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and moving the mouse.

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Mouse Operation

Conventions

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Documentation Support


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C h a p t e r 1

Overview

This chapter describes the command terminal interface of ZXG10 iTCM network management system and explains the procedure to execute commands.

Login Method This section introduces the following two methods that can be used to login to the command line terminal:

ZXG10 iTCM Client

TELNET

ZXG10 iTCM Client Method

Open command terminal from ZXG10 iTCM client software.

Perform the following steps to open command terminal using ZXG10 iTCM client software:

1. Double click the ZXG10 iTCM Client icon on the desktop.

2. Input User Name, Password, and Server Address and click OK, as shown in Figure 1.

Purpose

Steps


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F I G U R E 1 ZXG10 I TCM LO G I N D I AL O G B O X

3. On the ZXG10 iTCM client interface, click View > Terminal, as shown in Figure 2, to open command terminal shown in Figure 3.

F I G U R E 2 OP E N C O M M AN D TE R M I N AL

Chapter 1 Overview


F I G U R E 3 ZXG10 I TCM CO M M AN D TE R M I N AL

END OF STEPS

TELNET Method

Use command terminal via TELNET method.

Perform the following steps to use command terminal via TELNET method:

1. Open command prompt and use TELNET to connect to the server. After successful connection, system prompts to input username and password, as shown in Figure 4.

Purpose

Steps



F I G U R E 4 CO N N E C T U S I N G TELNET

2. If username and password are correct, system displays the command prompt $>, which means that the system is ready to accept commands.

END OF STEPS

Command Terminal This section provides an introduction to the command terminal, its functions and other facilities that it provides to make the system user friendly.

System Composition and Functions

ZXG10 iTCM network management system adopts the client/server architecture. The user can perform all maintenance and configuration operations through the client. After receiving operation request from the client, the server analyzes and executes the command and returns the results to the client. Commands can be executed using the terminal system of the client or by logging on to the server using standard TELNET tool.

All system operations can be performed using iTCM command terminal. Some of them are as follows:

Configuration Management

It can be used to add, modify, delete, query, back up and restore all the configuration data in ZXG10 iTCM.

Dynamic Management

Command Terminal

Composition

Command Terminal

Functional Modules

Chapter 1 Overview


It can be used to monitor and maintain the status of all the links and resources. It can also be used to block, test, unblock and reset all the resource.

Security Management

It can be used to query and configure all security related information e.g. users, roles, departments, sessions etc.

Diagnostics Test

It can be used to test all functions of the hardware board of the system. It is mainly used to detect the board during the daily maintenance and eliminate the fault board during the troubleshooting.

Command Terminal Interface

The command terminal interface is divided into five panes, as shown in Figure 5.

F I G U R E 5 ZXG10 I TCM IN T E R F AC E

A: displays configuration resource tree.

B: displays operation command tree.

C: displays command processes i.e. Command Execute Result, Help and History Command.

D: displays command interface including parameters.

E: displays command line syntax of the executed commands.

Terminal Descriptions



Command terminal provides an efficient help system in real time and prompts the user to input the correct command. The main functions are as follows:

Help function

When user inputs HELP command, the system displays detail help information about the command. This parameter is a command code or mnemonic symbol.

Error prompt function

For an incorrect command, this function gives detailed error information. It facilitates the user to locate the error quickly.

Auto prompt function

When inputting the command, user gets a prompt to input the corresponding parameters according to the command code.

Command aborting function

This function can be used to abort a command that is being executed.

Acknowledgement function

For some special commands, it is required to acknowledge the execution of the command. Server will execute the command if it is allowed by the user.

Transaction management function

By default, each command is a single transaction, which means that the command is submitted automatically after the execution. System also supports the non-auto submitting function which means that it is required to execute the COMMIT command after executing one or more commands.

Batch processing function

This function helps to process the files with many commands in batch.

Man Machine Commands

Man machine command begins with command code and ends with semicolon. Contents between command code and semicolons are parameters, as shown in Figure 6.

F I G U R E 6 MAN M AC H I N E C O M M AN D FO R M AT

Command Terminal Help

Functions

Command Format

Chapter 1 Overview


Command code is sequence consist of four letters. First letter defines sub-functional areas of the command, and known as level 1 code. Second and third letters, known as level 2 codes, indicates object class that the command affects or influences. The last letter defines the command action to execute, and is called as level 3 code.

The command code PMJC, as shown in Figure 7, indicates creation of measurement job in performance management.

F I G U R E 7 CO M M AN D C O D E FO R M AT

Based on the above structure the command with level 1 code are classified as command category, and those with level 1 and 2 codes are as command group.

The Parameter part is made of one or more parameter block(s), as shown in Figure 8, all of which are parameter sequence with : as the start symbol and the parameters are separated by ,. Position of parameter block is interchangeable. Usually, only one parameter block specifies the operation object, which is the first part in the parameter part.

F I G U R E 8 PAR AM E T E R P AR T

Each parameter has three parts :< parameter name>=. Parameter name consists of eight letters and numbers with first character always letter.

For parameter value, all parameter falls in to four logic types, as shown in Table 4.

T AB L E 4 - P AR AM E T E R V AL U E TY P E

Parameter Logic Type

Symbolic Representation

Function Description

Mandatory parameters

User must input the parameters.

Command Code

Parameter Part



Parameter Logic Type

Symbolic Representation

Function Description

One-from-multiple parameter group

{ }

When inputting the parameter group, users must choose one only from the parameter group,

Optional parameter group

[ ] Users should either input all parameters in the group, or omit them all.

Optional parameters [ ]

It is a special case of optional parameter group: when the parameter number of optional parameter group is 1, it is an optional parameter.

In addition mandatory parameters and one from multiple parameter groups can have default value and it is not necessary that user should input parameter.

For example: a parameter block : A{, B, C}[, D, E][, F] suggests that parameter A is an mandatory parameter, parameter B and C make up a one-from-multiple parameter group, parameter D and parameter E make up an optional parameter group; F is an optional parameter.

Note: Punctuation marks such as :, , and ; that appear in the man-machine commands of the OMCR (V2) system are all English characters.

Parameter Types

System defines 21 parameters; few of them are listed below:

Value of boolean data can be either T (TRUE) or F (False).

Numerical values can be classified in two types:

Integer type

Classified in to integers, in general sense (without containing any separator), and integer type parameters ARGUMENTS (separators like &, &&, -, &- and &&-) can appear in the parameter, having integers on both sides.

Floating type

Classified in to floating numbers, in general sense (without containing any separator), and floating type ARGUMENTS (separators & can appear in the parameter, having floating number on both sides).

Boolean Type

Numerical Value Type

Chapter 1 Overview


Identifier type

Includes basic identifier type and identifier type PARAMETER ARGUMENT (separator & can appear in the parameter, having identifiers on both sides).

Note: Identifier is combination of letters and numbers but it must begin with a letter.

Includes enumerated type, in general sense (various enumerated items are separated with separator ,) and enumerator type PARAMETER ARGUMENT (& can appear in the parameter having enumerated type data on both sides).

Date type parameter format, is as follows: YYYY-MM-DD.

Includes secondorder time type (second order type parameter format: hh-mi-ss), and minute order time type (minute order time type format HH-MM).

Decimal floating number followed by suffix C.

Decimal floating number followed by suffix %.

Includes character string, which is a combination of characters included in double quotation marks, for example xxxx, and character string type PARAMETER ARGUMENT in which & can appear in the parameter having general character string on both sides.

Enumerated Type

Date Type

Time Type

Temperature Type

Percentage Type

Character String Type


C h a p t e r 2

Commands

This chapter provides description, syntax, and parameters of each command.

ACT LINK

Activate signaling link

ACT LINK:[ LINK=< LINK>][, LINKNAME=< LINKNAME>][, CONSTRAINT=< CONSTRAINT>];

Name Descrip Type Range Def O/

M Instance Count

LINK Link No Int 1~9000 - M 1 - 1

LINK NAME User Alias String 1~50 - M 1 - 1

CONSTRAINT Restriction Enum 0~1 - O 1 1

Name Description Type Instance Count

LINK Link No Int 1 - 1

RESULT Result Enum 1 - 1

Constraint Act's Enumeration:

Value Name

YES Yes

NO No

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description



Result's Enumeration

Value Name

SUCCESS Success

FAILURE Failure

ACT LINK: LINK=1, CONSTRAINT=YES;

ACT OFCLINK

Activate signaling link of office

ACT OFCLINK: OFC=< OFC>;

Name Description Type Range Default O/M Instance

Count

OFC Office ID Int 1~16 - M 1 - 1


LINKINFO Link Complex 1 - 512

LINK Link No Int 1 - 1

RESULT Result Enum 1 - 1

Result's Enumeration

Value Name

SUCCESS Success

FAILURE Failure

ACT OFCLINK: OFC=1;

ADD APCM

Add A port PCM system configuration

ADD APCM: OFC=< OFC>, PCM=< PCM>, UNIT=< UNIT>, SUNIT=< SUNIT>[, NUM=< NUM>][, NAME=< NAME>];

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Chapter 2 Commands


Name Description Type Range Def O/M Instance

Count

OFC Office ID Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

PCM PCM ID Int 0~2047 M 1 - 1

UNIT Unit ID Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit ID Int 9~71 M 1 - 1

NUM Number Int 1~63 O 1 - 1

NAME User label String 0~50 O 1 - 1


OFC Office ID Int 1 - 1

OFCNAME Office name String 1 - 1

PCM PCM ID Int 1 - 1

UNIT Unit ID Int 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit ID Int 1 - 1

NAME User label String 1 - 1

INFO INFO Complex 1 - 1771

No enum description

ADD APCM: OFC = 1, PCM= 2, UNIT= 3, SUNIT= 11, NUM= 2;

ADD ATERPCM

Add Ater port PCM system configuration

ADD ATERPCM: OFC= < OFC> , PCM= < PCM> , UNIT= < UNIT> , SUNIT= < SUNIT> [ , NUM= < NUM> ] [ , NAME= < NAME> ];


Count

OFC Office ID Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

PCM PCM ID Int 0~2047 M 1 - 1

UNIT Unit ID Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit ID Int 9~71 M 1 - 1

NUM Number Int 1~63 O 1 - 1

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




Count

NAME User label String 0~50 O 1 - 1


OFC Office ID Int 1 - 1

OFCNAME Office name String 1 - 1

PCM PCM ID Int 1 - 1

UNIT Unit ID Int 1 - 1

SUNIT Subunit ID Int 1 - 1

NAME User label String 1 - 1


No enum description

ADD ATERPCM: OFC = 1, PCM= 2, UNIT= 3, SUNIT= 11, NUM= 3;

ADD BCUP CM TASK

Create backup configuration data task

ADD BCUP CM TASK: FILEPATH=< FILEPATH>, SRCNEID=< SRCNEID>, STARTTIME=< STARTTIME>, TASKNAME=< TASKNAME>[, TASKSTATUS=< TASKSTATUS>][, PERIODUNIT=< PERIODUNIT>][, PERIODVALUE=< PERIODVALUE>];

Name Description Type Range Def O/

M Inst Count

FILEPATH File path String 1~50 "c:" M 1-1

SRCNEID NE ID Int 1~255 M 1-1

STARTTIME Start time Date M 1-1

TASKNAME Task alias String 1~50 M 1-1

TASKSTATUS Task status Enum YES O 1-1

PERIODUNIT Period unit Enum HOUR O 1-1

PERIODVALUE Period value Int 1~12 12 O 1-1

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands


No output parameters.

Yes/No's Enumeration

Value Name

NO No

YES Yes

Period Unit's Enumeration

Value Name

HOUR HOUR

DAY DAY

WEEK WEEK

MONTH MONTH

YEAR YEAR

MINUTE MINUTE

ADD BCUP CM TASK:FILEPATH="c:",SRCNEID=1,STARTTIME="2007-05-12 00:00:00",TASKNAME="1",TASKSTATUS=YES,PERIODUNIT=HOUR,PERIODVALUE=12;

ADD BKBOARD

Create backup board

ADD BKBOARD: LOC=< RACK> - < SHELF> - < SLOT>;


Count

RACK Rack No Int 1~4 M 1 - 1

SHELF Shelf No Int 1~4 M 1 - 1

SLOT Slot No Int 1~17 M 1 - 1

LOC Location Complex M 1 - 1


NEID NEID Int 1 - 1

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




RACK Rack No Int 1 - 1

SHELF Shelf No Int 1 - 1

SLOT Slot No Int 1 - 1

LOGTYPE Logic type String 1 - 1

NAME User alias String 1 - 1

RACKCHART Rack chart Complex 1 - 65535

No enum description

ADD BKBOARD: LOC="1-2-6";

ADD CONNECT

Add circuit connection

ADD CONNECT: ID=< ID>, AUNIT=< AUNIT>, ASUNIT=< ASUNIT>, AIDX=< AIDX>, BUNIT=< BUNIT>, BSUNIT=< BSUNIT>, BIDX=< BIDX>, TAG=< TAG>, NAME=< NAME>;


M Instance Count

ID Connect ID Int 1~20000 M 1 - 1

AUNIT DT1 unit No Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

ASUNIT DT1 subunit No

Int 9~71 M 1 - 1

AIDX DT1 circuit No Int 1~31 M 1 - 1

BUNIT DT2 unit No Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

BSUNIT DT2 subunit No

Int 9~71 M 1 - 1

BIDX DT2 circuit No Int 0~59 M 1 - 1

TAG Connection tag Enum M 1 - 1

NAME User alias String 0~50 O 1 - 1


ID Connect ID Int 1 - 1

AUNIT DT1 unit No Int 1 - 1

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands



ASUNIT DT1 subunit No Int 1 - 1

AIDX DT1 circuit No Int 1 - 1

BUNIT DT2 unit No Int 1 - 1

BSUNIT DT2 subunit No Int 1 - 1

BIDX DT2 circuit No Int 1 - 1

TAG Connection tag Enum 1 - 1



CONN TAG's Enumeration

Value Name

DOUBLE DOUBLE

1/2_SINGLE 1/2SINGLE

2/1_SINGLE 2/1SINGLE

ADD CONNECT: ID= 1, AUNIT= 1, ASUNIT= 9, AIDX= 1, BUNIT= 1, BSUNIT= 9, BIDX= 0, TAG= DOUBLE, NAME= "zte";

ADD DEPARTMENT

Add department

ADD DEPARTMENT : NAME=< NAME>[, DESCRIPTION=< DESCRIPTION>][, SUPERDEPART=< SUPERDEPART>];

Name Descrip Type Range Def O

/M

Instance Count

NAME Department name

String 1~50 M 1 - 1

DESCRIPTION Description String 1~100 O 1 - 1

SUPERDEPART Super department

String 1~50 O 1 - 1


Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters




RESULT Result String 1 - 1

The name of the highest-level department is the default if the higher-level department parameter is null.

No enum description

ADD DEPARTMENT: NAME= "1", DESCRIPTION= "1", SUPERDEPART= "1";

ADD GLIUIM

Create GLI-UIM unit connection

ADD GLIUIM : GLI=< GLI>, GLIPRT=< GLIPRT>, UIM=< UIM>, PRTTYPE=< PRTTYPE>[, UNTBK=< UNTBK>][, NAME=< NAME>];


M Inst Count

GLI GLI unit Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

GLIPRT GLI port Int 0~3 M 1 - 1

UIM (G)UIM unit Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

PRTTYPE Port type Enum M 1 - 1

UNTBK Backup unit Int 1~65535 65535 O 1 - 1



USERLABEL User alias String 1 - 1

NEID NEID Int 1 - 1

ID Connection ID Int 1 - 1

CONNTYPE Connection type Enum 1 - 1

UNIT Unit No Int 1 - 1

PORT Port No Int 1 - 1

CONNUNIT Connected unit No Int 1 - 1

UNITBACKUP Backup unit No Int 1 - 1

PORTTYPE Port type Enum 1 - 1

Related Information

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands



TFSPORT TFS port Int 1 - 1

INFO Output info Complex 1 - 65535

Port type's Enumeration

Value Name

GE GE

FE FE

2GE 2GE

10GE 10GE

CONNECT TYPE's Enumeration

Value Name

TFI_CONN_UIM TFI_CONN_UIM

UIM_CONN_UIM UIM_CONN_UIM

GLI_CONN_UIM GLI_CONN_UIM

GLI_CONN_OUT GLI_CONN_OUT

GLI_CONN_LOCALPORT GLI_CONN_LOCALPORT

GLI_CONN_FWD GLI_CONN_FWD

CONNECT PORTTYPE's Enumeration

Value Name

N/A N/A

GE GE

FE FE

2GE 2GE

10GE 10GE

ADD GLIUIM: GLI=1, GLIPRT=0, UIM=2, PRTTYPE=GE, UNTBK=65535;

ADD INVENTORY

Create inventory

ADD INVENTORY : ID=< ID>, TYPE=< TYPE>[, TYPENUM=< TYPENUM>][, VENDOR=< VENDOR>][, SERIAL=< SERIAL>][,

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax



DATE=< DATE>][, SRVDATE=< SRVDATE>][, POS=< POS>][, OTHER=< OTHER>][, NAME=< NAME>];


Count

ID Unit ID Int 1~65535 M 1 - 1

TYPE Family type String 1~100 M 1 - 1

TYPENUM Type&Ver String 0~100 O 1 - 1

VENDOR Vendor String 0~100 O 1 - 1

SERIAL Serial No String 0~100 O 1 - 1

DATE Manufacture date

String 0~100 O 1 - 1

SRVDATE Last service date

String 0~100 O 1 - 1

POS Unit position String 0~100 O 1 - 1

OTHER Other info String 0~100 O 1 1

NAME User alias String 0~50 O 1 1


NEID NEID Int 1 - 1

ID Unit ID Int 1 - 1

TYPE Family type String 1 - 1

TYPENUM Type & version String 1 - 1

VENDOR Vendor String 1 - 1

SERIAL Serial No String 1 - 1

DATE Manufacture date String 1 - 1

SRVDATE Last service date String 1 - 1

POS Unit position String 1 - 1

OTHER Other info String 1 - 1



No enum description

ADD INVENTORY: ID=1, TYPE="1", TYPENUM="0", VENDOR="0", SERIAL="0", DATE="0", SRVDATE="0", POS="0", OTHER="0", NAME="zte";

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Chapter 2 Commands


ADD LNKMONI

Create signaling link monitor

ADD LNKMONI : ID=< ID>, UNT=< UNT>, NAME=< NAME>[, E1=< E1>][, E1TS=< E1TS>][, LSPBE1=< LSPBE1>][, LE1TS=< LE1TS>][, CSPBE1=< CSPBE1>][, CE1TS=< CE1TS>], DRC=< DRC>;


Count

ID Link No for monitor

Int 1~5000 M 1 - 1

UNT Monitor unit Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

NAME User alias String 1~50 M 1 - 1

E1 E1 in monitor

Int 9~40 9 O 1 - 1

E1TS E1 start TS in monitor

Int 1~31 1 O 1 - 1

LSPBE1 E1 to link Int 9~255 O 1 - 1

LE1TS E1 start TS to link

Int 1~65535 O 1 - 1

CSPBE1 E1 to monitor

Int 9~255 O 1 - 1

CE1TS E1 start TS to monitor

Int 1~65535 1 O 1 - 1

DRC Monitor direction

Enum IN M 1 - 1


ID Monitored link No Int 1 - 1


INFO Result Complex 1 - 16

DRC's Enumeration

Value Name

IN In To Monitored SPB

OUT Out To Monitored SPB

Function

Syntax

Input Parameter

Output Parameters

Enum Description



ADD LNKMONI: ID= 1, UNT= 1, NAME= "1", E1= 9, E1TS= 1, LSPBE1= 9, LE1TS= 1, CSPBE1= 9, CE1TS= 1, DRC= IN;

ADD LOFC

Create local office configuration

ADD LOFC: OFFTYPE=< OFFTYPE>, NET=< NET>, SEQ=< SEQ>[, TCODE=< TCODE>][, SPTYPE=< SPTYPE>][, LANG=< LANG>][, RSTTIME=< RSTTIME>][, RESTART=< RESTART>][, NAME=< NAME>];


M Inst Count

OFFTYPE Office type Enum M 1 - 8

NET Net type Enum M 1 - 1

SEQ Sequence in Area

Int 0~255 0 M 1 - 1

TCODE Test code String 0~15 "1234" O 1 - 1

SPTYPE Signaling point type

Enum STP O 1 - 1

LANG Language supported

Enum DEFAULT O 1 - 1

RSTTIME Reset time (ms)

Int 0~65535 10000 O 1 - 1

RESTART Signaling point restart

Enum YES O 1 - 1


No output parameters.

Sigaling point restart's Enumeration

Value Name

YES Need restart

NO Needn't restart

Net type's Enumeration

Value Name

NET1 NET1

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Chapter 2 Commands



Value Name

NET2 NET2

NET3 NET3

NET4 NET4

NET5 NET5

NET6 NET6

NET7 NET7

NET8 NET8

NET9 NET9

NET10 NET10

NET11 NET11

NET12 NET12

NET13 NET13

NET14 NET14

NET15 NET15

NET16 NET16

NET17 NET17

NET18 NET18

NET19 NET19

NET20 NET20

NET21 NET21

NET22 NET22

NET23 NET23

NET24 NET24

NET25 NET25

NET26 NET26

NET27 NET27

NET28 NET28

NET29 NET29

NET30 NET30

NET31 NET31

NET32 NET32

NET33 NET33

NET34 NET34

NET35 NET35

NET36 NET36




Value Name

NET37 NET37

NET38 NET38

NET39 NET39

NET40 NET40

NET41 NET41

NET42 NET42

NET43 NET43

NET44 NET44

NET45 NET45

NET46 NET46

NET47 NET47

NET48 NET48

NET49 NET49

NET50 NET50

NET51 NET51

NET52 NET52

NET53 NET53

NET54 NET54

NET55 NET55

NET56 NET56

NET57 NET57

NET58 NET58

NET59 NET59

NET60 NET60

NET61 NET61

NET62 NET62

NET63 NET63

NET64 NET64

Office type's Enumeration

Value Name

LOCAL Local telephone exchange

DOMTOLL Domestic telephone exchange

INTTOLL International telephone exchange

OA In one district

Chapter 2 Commands


Office type's Enumeration

Value Name

UM User telephone

CASNAT CAS domestic exchange

CASINT CAS international exchange

MGCF MGCF exchange

Language supported's enumeration

Value Name

DEFAULT Default

FRENCH French

ENGLISH English

GERMAN German

RUSSIAN Russian

SPAISH Spanish

Signaling point type's Enumeration

Value Name

SEP Signaling peer point

STP Signaling transfer point

STEP Signaling peer/transfer point

ADD LOFC: OFFTYPE="LOCAL", NET=NET1, SEQ=0, TCODE="1234", SPTYPE=STP, LANG=DEFAULT, RSTTIME=10000, RESTART=YES, NAME="LOFC";

ADD MP

Create module

ADD MP: LOC=< RACK> - < SHELF> - < SLOT>[, MODULE=< MODULE>], FUNC1=< FUNC1>[, FUNC2=< FUNC2>][, CPUTYPE=< CPUTYPE>][, BKMODE=< BKMODE>][, NAME=< NAME>][, NAME2=< NAME2>];

Name Description Type Range Def O/M Inst

Count

RACK Rack No Int 1~4 M 1 - 1

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




Count

SHELF Shelf No Int 1~4 M 1 - 1

SLOT Slot No Int 1~17 M 1 - 1

LOC Location Complex M 1 - 1

MODULE Module No Int 3~127 O 1 - 2

FUNC1 Module1 type

Enum M 1 - 17

FUNC2 Module2 type

Enum O 1 - 17

CPUTYPE CPU type Enum X86 O 1 - 1

BKMODE Backup mode

Enum NO O 1 - 1

NAME Module1 user alias

String 0~50 O 1 - 1

NAME2 Module2 user alias

String 0~50 O 1 - 1


NEID NEID Int 1 - 1

RACK Rack No Int 1 - 1

SHELF Shelf No Int 1 - 1

LEFTSLOT Left slot Int 1 - 1

RIGHTSLOT Right slot Int 1 - 1

MODULE Module No Int 1 - 1

FUNC Module type String 1 - 1

EXTFUNC Extend module type Enum 1 - 1

CPUTYPE CPU type Enum 1 - 1

BKMODE Backup mode Enum 1 - 1

LOGICTYPE Logic type String 1 - 1


RACKCHART Rack chart Complex 1 - 65535

In MSCS net elements, there are two module types, basic module types and subsidiary module types. Every module has at least one basic element type in it, but it is possible that it has no subsidiary module types. Basic module type includes OMP, RPU, SMP, VIG, SIP, MSCBASECMP, and IWG. Subsidiary module type includes IGW, LIC, GMSC, and VMSC.

Subsidiary module type is totally different than extended module type. In the input and output parameters, all "Basic Module

Output Parameters

Related Information

Chapter 2 Commands


Type" except "MSCBASECMP" and all "Subsidiary Module Type" are generally named as "Module Type", while "Extend Module Type" only refers to "MSBASECMP". In one MGW net element, there are two modes for configuration with SMP and CMP. One module type is SMP&CMP and another is SMP or CMP. These modes are not correct for one MGW net element.

Backup mode's Enumeration

Value Name

NO Without backup

ONEPLUSONE One plus one backup

Extend Module Type's Enumeration

Value Name

NULL NULL

MSCBASECMP MSCBASECMP

CPU type's Enumeration

Value Name

CENTRINO CENTRINO CPU

X86 X86 CPU

Module type's Enumeration

Value Name

OMP OMP Module

SMP SMP Module

RPU RPU Module

ADD MP: LOC="1"-"2"-"3", MODULE="10", FUNC1="SMP", CPUTYPE=X86, BKMODE=ONEPLUSONE, NAME="MPNAME1", NAME2="MPNAME2";

ADD MPPRTMRPTD

Create MP pre-defined timer

Enum Description

Example

Function



ADD MPPRTMRPTD: MODULE=< MODULE>, TIMER=< TIMER>, NAME=< NAME>, DEFINTERVAL=< DEFINTERVAL>, CURINTERVAL=< CURINTERVAL>[, STATUS=< STATUS>];


M Inst Count

MODULE Module ID

Int 1~127 M 1 - 1

TIMER Timer ID

Int 1~65535 M 1 - 1

NAME Timer name

String 1~32 M 1 - 1

DEFINTERVAL Default interval

Int 0~ 2147483647

M 1 - 1

CURINTERVAL Current interval

Int 0~ 2147483647

M 1 - 1

STATUS Start status

Enum YES O 1 - 1


MODULE Module ID Int 1 - 1

TIMER Timer ID Int 1 - 1

NAME Timer name String 1 - 1

DEFINTERVAL Default interval Int 1 - 1

CURINTERVAL Current interval Int 1 - 1


Start status's Enumeration

Value Name

NO No use

YES Use

ADD MPPRTMRPTD: MODULE= 1, TIMER= 1000, NAME= "T_CONNECT_LEN", DEFINTERVAL= 90000, CURINTERVAL= 90000, STATUS= YES;

ADD MRS

Create media resource

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Chapter 2 Commands


ADD MRS :[ NAME=< NAME>], MODULE=< MODULE>, RSTP=< RSTP>[, RSNUM=< RSNUM>];


M Instance Count


MODULE Module Int 1~127 M 1 - 1

RSTP Resource type Enum M 1 - 1

RSNUM Resource number

Int 0~512 0 O 1 - 1



MODULE Module Int 1 - 1

RSTP Resource type Enum 1 - 1

RSNUM Resource number Int 1 - 1

INFO Create info Complex 1 - 65535

Resource Type's Enumeration

Value Name

TC Resource Type TC

ADD MRS: NAME= "TEST", MODULE= 1, RSTP= TC, RSNUM= 1;

ADD MTPSCR

Create MTP screen

ADD MTPSCR:[ ID=< ID>][, NET=< NET>][, SPCFORMAT=< SPCFORMAT>][, OPC= SPCTYPE-SPC][, DPC= SPCTYPE-SPC][, INLS=< INLS>][, OUTLS=< OUTLS>][, MTP=< MTP>][, SCCP=< SCCP>][, TUP=< TUP>][, ISUP=< ISUP>][, PCA=< PCA>][, ALCAP=< LCAP>][, BICC=< BICC>][, H248=< H248>], NAME=< NAME>;


M Inst Count

ID ID Int 1~ O 1 - 1

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




M Inst Count

32768

NET Adjacent office type

Int 1~64 1 O 1 - 1

SPCFORMAT

SPC format Enum TRIPLE_DEC

O 1 - 1

OPC Source signal point code

Complex SPC24-0.0.0

O 1 - 1

DPC Destination signal point code

Complex SPC24-0.0.0

O 1 - 1

INLS Incoming link group

Int 0~ 1024

0 O 1 - 1

OUTLS Outgoing link group

Int 0~ 1024

0 O 1 - 1

MTP MTP message type

Enum NULL O 1 - 1

SCCP SCCP message type

Enum Not screen

O 1 - 1

TUP TUP message type

Enum Not screen

O 1 - 1

ISUP ISUP message type

Enum Not screen

O 1 - 1

PCA PCA message type

Enum Not screen

O 1 - 1

ALCAP ALCAP message type

Enum Not screen

O 1 - 1

BICC BICC message type

Enum Not screen

O 1 - 1

H248 H248 message type

Enum Not screen

O 1 - 1


SPCTYPE

Signal point code type

Enum M 1 - 1

SPC Signal point code

String 0~11 M 1 - 1


ID ID Int 1 - 1



Output Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands


SPCTYPE's Enumeration

Value Name

SPC14 14 Bit Signaling Point Code

SPC24 24 Bit Signaling Point Code

Screen Or Not Screen's Enumeration

Value Name

Not Screen Not Screen Message

Screen Screen All Message

MSGTYPE's Enumeration

Value Name

NULL Screen Null

ALL Screen All

TFA Screen TFP

TFP Screen TFA

TFPA Screen TFP And TFA

SPC Format's Enumeration

Value Name

TRIPLE_DEC 888/383 format Dec numeric characters

DEC Decimal number

TRIPLE_HEX 888/383 format Hex numeric characters

HEX Hexadecimal number

ADD MTPSCR: ID= 1, NET= 1, SPCFORMAT= TRIPLE_DEC, OPC= "SPC14"-"1.1.1", DPC= "SPC14"-"2.2.2", INLS= 0, OUTLS= 0, MTP= NULL, SCCP= Not Screen, TUP= Not Screen, ISUP= Not Screen, PCA= Not Screen, ALCAP= Not Screen, BICC= Not Screen, H248= Not Screen, NAME= "1";

ADD N7LKS

Create signaling link set

Enum Description

Example

Function



ADD N7LKS: OFCID=< OFCID>, TYPE=< TYPE>[, ID=< ID>][, LECM=< LECM>], NAME=< NAME>[, VMSCIDX=< VMSCIDX>];


Count

OFCID Office direction

Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

TYPE Link set type

Enum M 1 - 1

ID Link set No Int 1~1024 O 1 - 1

LECM How to revise error

Enum BASIC O 1 - 1


VMSCIDX Virtual MSC index

Int 0~65535 O 1 - 1


OFCID Office direction Int 1 - 1

TYPE Link set type Enum 1 - 1

ID Link set No Int 1 - 1


VMSCIDX Virtual MSC index Int 1 - 1


Link Error Revision 's Enumeration

Value Name

BASIC Basic Error Revision: 15ms

PCR Prevent Resending Cycle:>=15ms

Signaling Link Type's Enumeration

Value Name

N64 64K Narrowband Link Set

NN64 n*64K Narrowband Link Set

N2M 2M Narrowband Link Set

ADD N7LKS: OFCID=1, TYPE=N64, ID=1, LECM=BASIC, NAME="1";

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Chapter 2 Commands


ADD N7LNKDT

Create DTB signaling link

ADD N7LNKDT: LKSID=< LKSID>, MODULE=< MODULE>, SPBUNT=< SPBUNT>, TRKUNT=< TRKUNT>[, ID=< ID>], NAME=< NAME>[, CPU=< CPU>][, E1=< E1>][, E1TS=< E1TS>][, TSNUM=< TSNUM>][, SLC=< SLC>][, LOOP=< LOOP>][, INFO=< INFO>];


M Inst Count

LKSID Signaling link set No

Int 1~1024 M 1 - 1

MODULE SMP module ID Int 1~127 M 1 - 1

SPBUNT Unit No Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

TRKUNT Trunk unit No Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

ID Signaling No Int 1~5000 O 1 - 1


CPU Subunit No (CPU) Int 1~4 1 O 1 - 1

E1 Tgroup unit E1 No

Int 9~71 9 O 1 - 1

E1TS Start TS of E1 line connection

Int 0~31 O 1 - 1

TSNUM E1 TSs quantity of trunk board

Int 1~31 O 1 - 1

SLC Code of signaling link group

Int 0~15 O 1 - 1

LOOP Signaling is from loop

Enum 0 O 1 - 1

INFO Miscellaneous item

Enum 0 O 1 - 1


ID Signaling link No Int 1 - 1


INFO Return Complex 1 - 1

Self Loop's Enumeration

Value Name

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Output Parameters

Enum Description




Value Name

NO Not Self Loop

YES Self Loop

Link Multi_Info's Enumeration

Value Name

E1 Support E1

N64KT1 Support T1-64k Normal Code

I64KT1 Support T1-64k Inverted Code

56KT1 Support T1-56K

ADD N7LNKDT: LKSID=1, MODULE=1, SPBUNT=1, TRKUNT=1, ID=1, NAME="DTLINK1", CPU=1, E1=9, E1TS=16, TSNUM=1, SLC=0, LOOP=0, INFO=0;

ADD N7LNKE1

Create SPB signaling link

ADD N7LNKE1 : LKSID=< LKSID>, MODULE=< MODULE>, NAME=< NAME>[, ID=< ID>], SPBUNT=< SPBUNT>[, CPU=< CPU>][, E1=< E1>][, TS=< TS>][, TSNUM=< TSNUM>][, SLC=< SLC>][, LOOP=< LOOP>][, INFO=< INFO>];


M Inst Count

LKSID Signaling link set No

Int 1~1024 M 1 - 1

MODULE SMP module ID Int 1~127 M 1 - 1


ID Signaling link No Int 1~5000 O 1 - 1

SPBUNT SPB unit No Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

CPU SPB subunit No Int 1~4 1 O 1 - 1

E1 E1 No. connecting to the SPB board

Int 9~24 9 O 1 - 1

TS Start No. of E1 to SPB board

Int 0~31 O 1 - 1

TSNUM Quantity of TSs Int 1~31 O 1 - 1

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands



M Inst Count

SLC Code of signaling link group

Int 0~15 O 1 - 1

LOOP Signaling is from loop

Enum NO O 1 - 1

INFO Miscellaneous item Enum E1 O 1 - 1


ID Signaling link No Int 1 - 1




Value Name

NO Not Self Loop

YES Self Loop

Link Multi_Info's Enumeration

Value Name

E1 Support E1

N64KT1 Support T1-64k Normal Code

I64KT1 Support T1-64k Inverted Code

56KT1 Support T1-56K

ADD N7LNKE1: LKSID=1, MODULE=1, SPBUNT=1, ID=1, NAME="E1LINK1", CPU=1, E1=9, TS=16, TSNUM=1, SLC=0, LOOP=0, INFO=0;

ADD N7OFC

Create signaling office

ADD N7OFC : ID=< ID>, RT1=< RT1>[, RT2=< RT2>][, RT3=< RT3>][, RT4=< RT4>], NAME=< NAME>;


M Inst Count

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




M Inst Count

ID Route office direction Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

RT1 Direct route No Int 1~2000 M 1 - 1

RT2 First bypass route Int 0~2000 0 O 1 - 1

RT3 Second bypass route Int 0~2000 0 O 1 - 1

RT4 Third bypass route Int 0~2000 0 O 1 - 1



OUTINFO Route office direction Int 1 - 1


VMSCIDX Virtual MSC Int 1 - 1


No enum description

ADD N7OFC: ID=1, RT1=1, RT2=0, RT3=0, RT4=0, NAME="1";

ADD N7ROUTE

Create signaling route

ADD N7ROUTE : NAME=< NAME>[, LKSID1=< LKSID1>][, LKSID2=< LKSID2>][, ID=< ID>][, LPM=< LPM>][, LPMIN=< LPMIN>][, MANUAL=< MANUAL>][, LINKS=< INDEX> - < LINK>][, VMSCIDX=< VMSCIDX>];


M Inst Count


LKSID1 Signaling link set 1

Int 0~ 1024

0 O 1 - 1

LKSID2 Signaling link set 2

Int 0~ 1024

0 O 1 - 1

ID Signaling route No

Int 1~ 2000

O 1 - 1

LPM Sets arrange mode

Enum RAND O 1 - 1

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands



M Inst Count

LPMIN Arrange mode in a set

Enum RAND O 1 - 1

MANUAL Sort manually Enum NO O 1 - 1

LINKS Link set Complex O 1 - 16

INDEX Sequence No Int 1~16 M 1 - 1

LINK Link No Int 1~ 5000

M 1 - 1

VMSCIDX Virtual MSC index

Int 0~ 65535

O 1 - 1


ID Signaling route No Int 1 - 1


VMSCIDX Virtual MSC index Int 1 - 1

ACTION Tips String 1 - 1


Arrange Manually Enumeration

Value Name

NO No

YES Yes

Arrange Between Link Sets Enumeration

Value Name

RAND Random Order

SLS0 Selected On SLS_BIT0




SLS01 Selected On SLS_BIT0-1



Arrange In A Set Enumeration

Value Name

Output Parameters

Enum Description



Arrange In A Set Enumeration

Value Name

RAND Random Order








SLS012 Selected On SLS_BIT0-1-2

SLS123 Selected On SLS_BIT1-2-3

ADD N7ROUTE: NAME="1", LKSID1=0, LKSID2=0, ID=1, LPM=RAND, LPMIN=RAND, MANUAL=YES, LINKS="1"-"1", VMSCIDX=0;

ADD N7SSN

Create N7 SSN

ADD N7SSN : OFCID=< OFCID>, SSN=< SSN>[, ID=< ID>][, TAG=< TAG>][, BOFCID=< BOFCID>][, BSSN=< BSSN>][, NAME=< NAME>];


M Inst Count

OFCID Office direction No

Int 0~16 M 1 - 1

SSN Subsystem No Enum M 1 - 1

ID Subsystem ID Int 0~32784 O 1 - 1

TAG Standby subsystem

Enum NO O 1 - 1

BOFCID Standby office direction

Int 0~16 O 1 - 1

BSSN Standby subsystem No

Enum O 1 - 1


Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands



ID Subsystem ID Int 1 - 1


Subsystem No. Enumeration

Value Name

NULL NULL

SCCP SCCP

BSSAP_A BSSAP_A

ATER ATER

Have Standby Subsystem Enumeration

Value Name

NO NO

YES YES

ADD N7SSN: OFCID=1, SSN=SCCP, ID=1, TAG=YES, BOFCID=0, BSSN=ISUP, NAME="NAME";

ADD NAMEDTIMER

Create MP default pre-defined timer

ADD NAMEDTIMER: TYPE=< TYPE>, TIMER=< TIMER>, NAME=< NAME>, DEFINTERVAL=< DEFINTERVAL>, CURINTERVAL=< CURINTERVAL>[, STATUS=< STATUS>];


M Inst Count

TYPE Module type

Enum MT_3G_SYSTEM

M 1 - 1

TIMER Timer ID Int 1~65535 M 1 - 1

NAME Timer name

String 1~32 M 1 - 1

DEFINTERVAL

Default interval

Int 0~ 2147483647

M 1 - 1

CURINTERVAL

Current interval

Int 0~ 2147483647

M 1 - 1

STATUS Start Enum YES O 1 - 1

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters




M Inst Count

status


TYPE Module type Enum 1 - 1

TIMER Timer ID Int 1 - 1

NAME Timer name String 1 - 1

DEFINTERVAL Default interval Int 1 - 1

CURINTERVAL Current interval Int 1 - 1


Module type Enumeration

Value Name

MT_3G_SYSTEM MT_3G_SYSTEM

MT_3G_RPU MT_3G_RPU

Start status Enumeration

Value Name

NO No use

YES Use

ADD NAMEDTIMER: TYPE=MT_3G_SYSTEM, TIMER=1000, NAME="NO_USE", DEFINTERVAL=90000, CURINTERVAL=90000, STATUS=NO;

ADD NE

Add new NE

ADD NE: ID=< ID>, TYPE=< TYPE>[, VENDOR=< VENDOR>][, STATE=< STATE>][, LOC=< LOC>][, NAME=< NAME>][, MESUBTYPE=< MESUBTYPE>];


M Instance Count

ID New NE ID

Int 1 ~ 255 M 1 - 1

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax

Input Parameters

Chapter 2 Commands



M Instance Count

TYPE Type Enum M 1 - 1

VENDOR Vendor String 0 ~ 50 "ZTE" O 1 - 1

STATE State Int 0 ~ 65535

0 O 1 - 1

LOC Location String 0 ~ 50 "" O 1 - 1

NAME User alias

String 0 ~ 50 O 1 - 1

MESUBTYPE Ne Subtype1

Enum NULL O 1 - 1


ID New NE ID Int 1 - 1

NET ELEMENT TYPE Enumeration

Value Name

ITC ITC

Ne Subtype Enumeration

Value Name

NULL NULL

TMSC1 TMSC1

TMSC2 TMSC2

ADD NE: ID=1, TYPE=16, VENDOR="ZTE", STATE=0, LOC="0", NAME="0";

ADD OFC

Create adjacent office

ADD OFC: ID=< ID>, NET=< NET>, NAME=< NAME>[, SPCFORMAT=< SPCFORMAT>][, SPCTYPE=< SPCTYPE>], DPC=< DPC>[, AC=< AC>][, TIMELMT=< TIMELMT>][, ASSOTYPE=< ASSOTYPE>][, SPTYPE=< SPTYPE>][, SSF=< SSF>][, TAG=< TAG>][, APP=< APP>][, IPTYPE=< IPTYPE>][, VPNID=< VPNID>][, IPADDR=< IPADDR>][, CALLMT=< CALLMT>][, SUBPRTTYPE=< SUBPRTTYPE>][, TEST=< TEST>][, BANDFLAG=<

Output Parameters

Enum Description

Example

Function

Syntax



BANDFLAG>][, DMTYPE=< DMTYPE>]

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