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Configuration Guide for Cisco DSLAMs with NI-2
OL-2074-03
Chapter 4 Configuring Digital Subscriber Lines
Configuring Line Card Elements
Example
In this example, the command displays debugging information for ATM 0/1 and ATM 5/2:
DSLAM> show controllers atm 0/1
IF Name: ATM0/1 Chip Base Address: B3809000
Port type: OC3 Port rate: 155000 kbps Port medium: SM Fiber
Alarms:
Source: ATM0/1 working Severity: CRITICAL Description: 5 Loss of Pointer
local peer
(working) (protection)
ACTIVE INACTIVE
--------------- ---------------
Port status PATH LOP Not available
Loopback None Not available
Flags 0x8000 Not available
TX clock source network-derived Not available
Framing mode stm-1 Not available
Cell payload scrambling Off Not available
Sts-stream scrambling Off Not available
TX Led: Off Not available
RX Led: On Not available
TST Led: Off Not available
OC3 counters:
cells transmitted 1839247 0
cells received 2024203 0
cells sent to peer 1839247 0
cells received from peer 0 0
section BIP-8 errors 9645705 0
line BIP-8 errors 21155177 0
path BIP-8 errors 12760636 0
OOCD errors (not supported) 0 0
line FEBE errors 46129207 0
path FEBE errors 35186798 0
correctable HEC errors 325812 0
uncorrectable HEC errors 5844870 0
OC3 errored seconds:
section BIP-8 703612 0
line BIP-8 706598 0
path BIP-8 703393 0
OOCD (not supported) 0 0
line FEBE 1107288 0
path FEBE 1108785 0
correctable HEC 177587 0
uncorrectable HEC 588255 0
OC3 error-free secs:
section BIP-8 414959 0
line BIP-8 411973 0
path BIP-8 415178 0
OOCD (not supported) 0 0
line FEBE 11283 0
path FEBE 9786 0
correctable HEC 940984 0
uncorrectable HEC 530316 0
- Text Part Number: OL-2074-03 1
- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 10
- OL-2074-03 10
- About This Guide 19
- Conventions 20
- {in 21
- Related Documentation 22
- Obtaining Documentation 22
- Documentation Feedback 23
- Cisco.com 23
- Technical Assistance Center 24
- Cisco DSLAM User Interface 25
- Accessing Command Modes 26
- Understanding Command Modes 29
- ROM Monitor Mode 30
- Global Configuration Mode 30
- Interface Configuration Mode 31
- Profile Configuration Mode 31
- Line Configuration Mode 31
- ATM Router Configuration Mode 32
- PNNI Node Configuration Mode 32
- Auto-sync Configuration Mode 32
- Redundancy Configuration Mode 33
- VRF Configuration Mode 33
- DHCP Pool Configuration Mode 33
- Using Context-Sensitive Help 35
- Using Word Help 36
- Command Syntax Help 36
- Checking Command Syntax 37
- Recalling Commands 38
- Using the Editing Features 39
- Pasting in Buffer Entries 40
- Deleting Entries 41
- Controlling Capitalization 42
- Ending a Session 43
- Configuring Terminal Lines 45
- Preparing to Configure Lines 46
- Modem Control Process 49
- Closing Modem Connections 51
- Configuring Rotary Groups 52
- Front-Ending 53
- TCP Streams 53
- Specifying the Terminal Type 54
- Setting Character Padding 56
- Checking Password Examples 57
- Banner Message Example 59
- Port and Slot Configuration 62
- Configuring the BOOTP Server 65
- Configuring the ATM Address 66
- Configuring ATM Addressing 66
- ATM Interface 68
- Defining an IP address 72
- Defining Subnet Mask Bits 72
- Configuring Network Clocking 74
- • An OC-3 in a DSLAM chassis 78
- NI-2 Card Redundancy Overview 79
- Monitoring Redundancy States 83
- • An SNMP manager 85
- • An SNMP agent 85
- SNMP Notifications 86
- MIBs and RFCs 88
- SNMP Versions 89
- SNMP Configuration Task List 90
- Disabling the SNMP Agent 94
- Security Considerations 96
- SNMP Sessions 96
- SNMP Configuration Examples 97
- Standard MIB Modules 98
- Configuring SNMP Management 100
- Cisco Enterprise MIB Modules 101
- Storing the Configuration 104
- Testing the Configuration 104
- For example: 105
- Confirming the ATM Address 106
- Enabling and Disabling a Port 113
- Assigning Port Names 114
- Assigning Circuit IDs 115
- Configuring a Slot 119
- Using DSL Profiles 121
- Examples 122
- Copying a Profile 123
- Displaying a Profile 125
- Enabling and Disabling Alarms 126
- Defaults 132
- Setting DMT Minrate Blocking 134
- SHTU-C Interfaces 138
- DMT Interfaces 141
- CAP Interfaces 143
- Modifying the Operating Mode 153
- Setting SHTU-C Annex 158
- Configuring ATM ARP 168
- ESI Example 169
- Show ATM ARP Example 169
- Show ATM MAP Example 169
- Configuring MPLS VPN Mapping 175
- Benefits 176
- Supported MPLS Features 177
- Restrictions 178
- New Terminology for MPLS 179
- Configuration Prerequisites 180
- Configuration Tasks 180
- Command Usage Example 181
- Configuring Routing Sessions 185
- Verifying VPN Operation 187
- Configuration Samples 188
- Configuring NI-2 IP Services 195
- Configuring VPDN on the LAC 197
- Prerequisites 202
- DHCP Configuration Task List 202
- Excluding IP Addresses 203
- Configuring Manual Bindings 205
- Configuration Examples 208
- NetBIOS node type 209
- Configuration Task 210
- Encapsulation 211
- NAS-Port Attribute 214
- Configuring PPP 215
- Configuring PPPoA 216
- Configuring a RADIUS Server 218
- Configuring PVCs 218
- Configuring PPPoE on ATM 221
- PPPoE Stage Protocols 222
- configuration mode: 225
- NI-2 Subtending Support 228
- How IMA Works 233
- Supported Platforms 235
- Verifying the Trunk Interface 236
- Configuring T1/E1 Interfaces 236
- Verifying T1/E1 Interfaces 237
- Configuring IMA Interfaces 237
- Troubleshooting Tips 238
- Configuration Files 247
- Using Flash Memory 248
- BOOT Environment Variable 256
- BOOTLDR Environment Variable 256
- Control Environment Variables 256
- Formatting Flash Memory 257
- Managing Flash Files 258
- Using the Boot Field 262
- Setting the Boot Field 263
- Booting from Flash Memory 265
- Loading from a Network Server 267
- Correcting Bootup Problems 273
- Redundant NI-2 Card Operation 275
- Num Spare Sectors = 0 277
- Performing Prerequisite Tasks 282
- Configuring the Flash Server 283
- Configuring the Client DSLAM 283
- Verifying the Client DSLAM 284
- Using the rsh Protocol 286
- Maintaining rsh Security 286
- Using the rcp Protocol 287
- Numerics 295
- WAN interface 8-9 306
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