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Example

--> transports set eth scheduler disabled

See also

TRANSPORTS LIST

TRANSPORTS SET SCHEDULER PROFILE

SCHEDULER ADD PROFILE

SCHEDULER LIST PROFILES

8.5.1.1.10 TRANSPORTS SHOW

Syntax

TRANSPORTS SHOW {<name>|<number>}

Description

This command displays detailed information about an existing transport. The information

displayed depends on the transport type selected. See below for examples of PPP and

RFC1483 transport information.

Options

The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with

this command and a default value (if applicable).

Example

Example 1- PPP transport

--> transports show pppoa1

PPP Status

PPP

Summary

: disabled

Server

: true

Create Route

: true

Specific Route

: false

Subnet Mask

: 0.0.0.0

Route Mask

: 0.0.0.0

number

An existing transport. To display transport num-

bers, use the

TRANSPORTS LIST

com-

mand.

N/A

Option

Description

Default Value

name

An existing transport. To display transport

names, use the

TRANSPORTS LIST

com-

mand.

N/A

number

An existing transport. To display transport num-

bers, use the

TRANSPORTS LIST

com-

mand.

N/A

Option

Description

Default Value

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Hdlc

: false

LLC

: false

Lcp Max Configure

: 10

Lcp Max Failure

: 5

Lcp Max Terminate

: 2

Dialin Auth

: none

Dialout Username

:

Dialout Password

:

Dialout Auth

: none

Interface ID

: 2

Magic Number

: 0

MRU

: 0

SVC

: false

Remote Atm

:

IP Addr From IPCP

: true

Give DNSto Relay

: true

Give DNSto Client

: true

Lcp Echo Every

: 10

If In Octets

: 0

If Out Octets

: 0

If In Errors

: 0

If Out Errors

: 0

Packets Sent

: 0

Good Packets Received : 0

Enabled

: false

Termination

:

Hdlc Channel

Port

: hdlc

Classifier

Clsfr Profile

: p1

Clsfr Encap

: PPPoA

Example 2 - RFC1483 transport

--> transports show myrfc1483

RFC1483 Status

RFC1483

Mode

: LlcBridged

If In Octets

: 0

If Out Octets

: 0

If In Errors

: 0

If Out Errors

: 0

Packets Sent

: 0

Good Packets Received : 0

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Ethernet

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Enabled

: true

Atm Channel

Tx Vci

: 600

Rx Vci

: 600

Peak Cell Rate

: 2000

Class

: UBR

Port

: a1

Classifier

Clsfr Profile

: p1

Clsfr Encap

: Ethernet

See also

TRANSPORTS LIST

8.6

Ethernet

Ethernet module it’s an intermediate software layer used to interconnect an IP interface to a physical or virtual

port where 802.3 frame type traffic is exchanged.

The Ethernet module is called every time an IP interface must be attached to a VLAN in order to be able to

receive or send frames on this VLAN.

In this case it’s necessary create an Ethernet module instance, named Ethernet transport, with the command

ETHERNET ADD TRANSPORT VLAN

. This command informs the system that this Ethernet module instance

will manage only tagged frames with the 802.1Q VID value equals to the VLAN identifier defined when the

VLAN has been created. All the other tagged frames that arrive to this module with 802.1Q VID value different

from the VLAN identifier, will be considered invalid and discharged.

When an IP interface is attached to the Ethernet transport with the IP ATTACH command, the Ethernet trans-

port object will remove the 802.1Q header from the incoming valid tagged frames and then it will pass these

frames to the upper IP layer to be processed.

Note:

Note that, inside the system, all frames are tagged. It’s a responsibility of the external

interfaces remove, if necessary, the 802.1Q header for outgoing frames and add the 802.1Q

header for incoming untagged frames.

8.6.1

Ethernet command reference

This section describes the commands available on the AT-iMG/AT-iBG to manage the

Ethernet

module

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8.6.1.1 Ethernet CLI commands

The table below lists the Ethernet commands provided by the CLI:

8.6.1.1.1 ETHERNET ADD TRANSPORT

Syntax

ETHERNET ADD TRANSPORT <vlan_name | port>

Description

This command adds a named Ethernet transport and specify on which VLAN the module

is listening for incoming frames or it is sending tagged frames.

Options

The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with

this command and a default value (if applicable).

Example

--> ethernet add transport vlan_2

TABLE 8-5

Ethernet commands

Commands

Fiber

A

Fiber

B

Fiber

C

Fiber

D

Fiber

E

Modular

ADSL

A

ADSL

B

ADSL

C

ETHERNET ADD TRANSPORT

X

ETHERNET CLEAR TRANSPORTS

X

ETHERNET DELETE TRANSPORT

X

ETHERNET LIST PORTS

X

ETHERNET LIST TRANSPORTS

X

ETHERNET SET TRANSPORT PORT

X

ETHERNET SHOW TRANSPORT

X

Option

Description

Default Value

port

For ADSL B and ADSL C devices.

It is the name of the port that identifies the ether-

net transport class

ethernet0

vlan_name

For ADSL A devices

The name of an existing vlan created with the

VLAN ADD command. To display the list of exist-

ing vlans, use the VLAN SHOW command.

N/A

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See also

ETHERNET LIST TRANSPORTS

ETHERNET LIST PORTS

PORT LIST

8.6.1.1.2 ETHERNET CLEAR TRANSPORTS

Syntax

ETHERNET CLEAR TRANSPORTS

Description

This command deletes all Ethernet transports that were created using the

ETHERNET

ADD TRANSPORT

command.

Example

--> ethernet clear transports

See also

ETHERNET DELETE TRANSPORT

8.6.1.1.3 ETHERNET DELETE TRANSPORT

Syntax

ETHERNET DELETE TRANSPORT {<name>|<number>}

Description

This command deletes a single Ethernet transport.

Options

The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with

this command and a default value (if applicable).

Example

--> ethernet delete transport eth1

See also

ETHERNET LIST TRANSPORTS

8.6.1.1.4 ETHERNET LIST PORTS

Syntax

ETHERNET LIST PORTS

Description

This command lists the valid physical or virtual ports that can be used to transport

Ethernet data.

Example

--> ethernet list ports

Valid ethernet port names:

ethernet1

bunbridge

Option

Description

Default Value

name

An existing Ethernet transport. To display transport names,

use the

ETHERNET LIST TRANSPORTS

command.

N/A

number

An existing Ethernet transport. To display transport num-

bers, use the

ETHERNET LIST TRANSPORTS

com-

mand.

N/A

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