interface ont
This command allows to switch to ONT configuration management mode.
Syntax
interface ont <RANGE>
Parameters
<RANGE> – ONT number, specified in format of S/P/I, where
- S – PLC8 module number, may take values [0..15];
- P – GPON port number, may take values [0..7];
- I – ONT number, may take values [0..63].
You may specify the list of numbers using comma ( , ) or specify the range using hyphen ( - ).
E.g.: 1/1-3/3,5,7,15-33
Command mode
CONFIG
Example
ma4000(config)# interface ont 1/0/1 ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)#
ber interval
This command allows to set the interval for calculating the error rate in the downstream direction. At the end of the interval, ONT sends a REI message.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
ber interval <INTERVAL>
no ber interval
Parameters
<INTERVAL> – number of packets, may take values [0..4294967294]. If 'none' is specified, ONT will not send the REI message.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# ber interval 500000
ber update-period
This command allows to set the error rate update interval for the downstream direction.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
ber update-period <PERIOD>
no ber update-period
Parameters
<PERIOD> – time period, may take values [0..4294967295], in seconds.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# ber update-period 500000
broadcast-downstream
This command enables sending broadcast packets in a downstream direction through the dedicated GEM port.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
[no] broadcast-downstream
Parameters
The command contains no arguments.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# broadcast-downstream
custom-model
This command sets the script profile to configure the configured ONT.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
[no] custom-model <NAME>
Parameters
<NAME> – profile to configure the configured ONT:
- none – so not set profile;
- Sets the script profile to configure the configured ONT.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# custom-model none
description
The command allows you to add a description for the configured ONT.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command removes description.
Syntax
[no] description <STRING>
Parameters
<STRING> – text description.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# description name
fec
This command enables upstream error correction mode when transmitting data from ONT.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
[no] fec
Parameters
The command contains no arguments.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)#fec
omci-error-tolerant
This command disables the processing of errors that occur during the ONT configuration by OMCI.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
[no] omci-error-tolerant
Parameters
The command contains no arguments.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# omci-error-tolerant
password
This command sets the OMCI configuration of the ONT password.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
password <STRING>
no password
Parameters
<STRING> – authorization OMCI password, 10 characters.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)#password
pppoe-sessions-unlimit
The command disables PPPoE session limit.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
[no] ppoe-sessions-unlimit
Parameters
The command contains no arguments.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-10/4/0)# pppoe-sessions-unlimit
port <PORT_ID> shutdown
The command is used for LAN port management.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
[no] port <PORT_ID> shutdown
Parameters
<PORT_ID> – number of LAN port, takes the value [0-3].
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-10/4/0)# port 0 shutdown
port <PORT_ID> poe
The command is used for managing PoE on LAN ports of ONT.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
port <PORT_ID> poe [enable] [pse-class-control <CLASS>] [power-priority <PRIORITY>]
no port <PORT_ID> poe [enable] [pse-class-control] [power-priority]
Parameters
<PORT_ID> – number of LAN port, takes the value [0-3];
<CLASS> – power class, takes the value [0-5];
<PRIORITY> – port priority:
- critical;
- high;
- low.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-10/4/0)# port 0 poe power-priority critical
profile
This command assigns a configuration profile for this ONT.
The use of the negative form (no) of the command removes assignment of profile to ONT.
Syntax
profile <TYPE> <NAME>
no profile <TYPE>
Parameters
<TYPE> – configuration profile type:
- management – set management profile;
- ports – set ports profile;
- shaping – set shaping profile;
- scripting – set scripting profile;
<NAME> – configuration profile name, case sensitive.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# profile ports ports-00
rf-port-state
This command sets the operation mode of the ONT RF port in the configuration. Support for this feature should be implemented on ONT.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command sets the default value.
Syntax
rf-port-state <STATE>
norf-port-state
Parameters
<STATE> – RF port operation mode:
- disabled – port disabled;
- enabled – port enabled;
- no-change – do not change port state.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)#rf-port-state enabled
serial
This command sets the serial number for ONT (PONSERIAL).
The negative command form (no) removes the ONT serial number.
Syntax
serial <PONSERIAL>
no serial
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F].
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000 (config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# serial ELTX00000000
service
This command assigns service configuration profiles to this ONT.
The use of the negative form (no) of the command removes service configuration profile assignment from this ONT.
Syntax
service <SERVICEID> profile <TYPE> <NAME>
no service <SERVICEID> profile <TYPE>
Parameters
<SERVICEID> – service number, may take values [0..7];
<TYPE> – profile type:
- dba – set dba profile;
- cross-connect – set cross-connect profile.
<NAME> – configuration profile name, case sensitive.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# service 0 profile dba dba-00
service custom
This command assigns configuration profiles to replace the profile parameters on the given ONT.
The use of the negative form (no) of the command disables the use of a replacement profile on this ONT.
Syntax
service <SERVICEID> custom [cvid <VLAN> svid <VLAN> cos <COS>]
no service <SERVICEID> profile <TYPE>
Parameters
<SERVICEID> – service number, may take values [0..7];
<VLAN> – replacing VLAN value:
<1-4094> – set replacing VLAN tag;
<COS> – replacing COS value:
<0-7> – set replacing COS value.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# service 0 custom cvid 100 svid 200
For cross-connect profiles with tag-mode single-tagged type, the VLAN tag replaces the cvid parameter.
service selective-tunnel
This command assigns a list of uvid permissions when using cross-connect type selective-tunnel.
The use of the negative form (no) of the command removes the specified vid (or range) from the list of uvid allowed.
Syntax
service <SERVICEID> selective-tunnel uvid <VLAN>
no service <SERVICEID> profile <VLAN>
Parameters
<SERVICEID> – service number, may take values [0..7];
<VLAN> – replacing VLAN value:
<1-4094> – set replacing VLAN tag.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# service 0 selective-tunnel uvid 135-139,141-159
shutdown
This command disables an ONT being configured.
The use of a negative form (no) of the command enables the ONT being configured.
Syntax
[no] shutdown
Parameters
The command contains no arguments.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# shutdown
Configured ONT is disabled.
template
This command assigns a template for ONT.
Syntax
template <NAME>
Parameters
<NAME> – template name, case sensitive.
Command mode
ONT
Example
ma4000(config)(if-ont-1/0/1)# template name
The 'NAME' template is assigned to the configured ONT.
clear counters interface ont
This command resets the counters of a given ONT interface, interface group on the ONT or OLT side.
Syntax
clear counters interface ont <SLOT/PORT/ONTID> <SIDE>
Parameters
<SLOT/PORT/ONTID> – ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range {ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID} (0..63);
<SIDE> – selecting the counters to be reset:
- ont-side – OMCI message will be sent to ONT to reset the counters;
- olt-side – counters reset on the OLT side.
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# clear counters interface ont 1/1/1 ont-side
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> connections
This command is used to view the ONT connection log:
- Serial number – ONT serial number;
- Equipment ID – device model;
- Version – device firmware version;
- LinkUp – time to connect the ONT to the OLT;
- LinkDown – time to disconnect the ONT from the OLT;
- Last state – the last state.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> connections
show interface ont <SLOT/PORT/ONTID> connections
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F].
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range { ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID } (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 45-4C-54-58-1A-00-2E-73 connections
-----------------------------------
[ONT13/0/0] connections
-----------------------------------
----------------------------------------------
Serial number: 45-4C-54-58-1A-00-2E-73
Equipment ID NTP-RG-1402G-W:rev.C
Version: 3.20.1.6075
LinkUp : 2014-11-25 08:50:32
LinkDown : 2014-11-25 08:51:11
Last state : Disconnected
----------------------------------------------
Serial number: 45-4C-54-58-1A-00-2E-73
Equipment ID NTP-RG-1402G-W:rev.C
Version: 3.20.1.6075
LinkUp : 2014-11-25 08:52:31
LinkDown : ------
Last state : Working
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> laser
This command is used to show parameters of the ONT optical module: transmitter power, level at reception, temperature, current and voltage.
The implementation of the measurement functionality of these indicators should be on the ONT side.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> laser
show interface ont <SLOT/PORT/ONTID> laser
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F].
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range { ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID } (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 6/5/9 laser
-----------------------------------
[ONT6/5/9] laser state
-----------------------------------
Voltage: 3.32 [V]
Bias current: 9.40 [mA]
Temperature: 43.38 [C]
Tx power: 2.52 [dBm]*
Rx power: -16.29 [dBm]*
RF port status: n/a
Video power: n/a
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> ports
This command is used to view the state of ONT LAN ports: speed, operation mode.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> ports
show interface ont <SLOT/PORT/ONTID> ports
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F].
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range { ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID } (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 ports
-----------------------------------
[ONT13/0/0] ports state
-----------------------------------
UNI ## 0 1 2 3
Link: down down down down
Speed: n/a n/a n/a n/a
Duplex: n/a n/a n/a n/a
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> rssi
This command to view the level of received signal on OLT from ONT (RSSI).
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> rssi
show interface ont <SLOT/PORT/ONTID> rssi
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F].
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range { ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID } (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 rssi
-----------------------------------
[ONT13/0/0] RSSI
-----------------------------------
Received signal strength indication: -15.361070 [dBm]
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> state
This command is used to view the state of the ONT:
- Serial number – ONT serial number;
- Slot – number of PLC8 module, to which ONT is connected;
- Channel – channel number;
- ONT ID – ONT number;
- Equipment ID – board type;
- Version – firmware version;
- Equalization delay – delay coorection;
- FEC state – error correction function status;
- OMCI port – GEM port number for OMCI transmission;
- Alloc IDs – allocation numbers (T-CONT) allocated for transmission of user traffic (first digit) and OMCI (second digit);
- Hardware state – devoice state;
- State – ONT operation state;
- ONT distance – distance from MA4000-PX to ONT;
- RSSI – level of received signal from ONT to OLT.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> state
show interface ont <SLOT/PORT/ONTID> state
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range { ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID } (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 state
-----------------------------------
[ONT13/0/0] state
-----------------------------------
Serial number: 45-4C-54-58-1A-00-2E-73
Slot: 13
Channel: 0
ONT ID: 0
Equipment ID NTP-RG-1402G-W:rev.C
Version: 3.20.1.6075
Equalization delay: 1409
FEC state: Disable
OMCI port: 1
Alloc IDs: 320 0
Hardware state: ACTIVATE
State: OK
ONT distance: 0.317 [km]
RSSI: -15.32 [dBm]
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> configuration
This command is used to view the ONT configuration:
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> configuration [verbose]
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range { ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID } (0..63).
Verbose – when entering the command, the detailed configuration of the ONT will be shown.
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 configuration
-----------------------------------
[ONT13/0/0] configuration
-----------------------------------
Description: ''
Status: UP
Serial: 45-4C-54-58-1A-00-2E-73
Password: '0000000000'
Fec up: false
Downstream broadcast: true
Ber interval: 100000
Ber update period: 60
Rf port state: disabled
Omci error tolerant: false
Service [0]:
Profile cross connect: unassigned
Profile dba: unassigned
Service [1]:
Profile cross connect: unassigned
Profile dba: unassigned
Service [2]:
Profile cross connect: unassigned
Profile dba: unassigned
Service [3]:
Profile cross connect: unassigned
Profile dba: unassigned
Service [4]:
Profile cross connect: acs ONT Profile Cross Connect 4
Profile dba: dba-00 ONT Profile DBA 0
Service [5]:
Profile cross connect: unassigned
Profile dba: unassigned
Service [6]:
Profile cross connect: unassigned
Profile dba: unassigned
Service [7]:
Profile cross connect: unassigned
Profile dba: unassigned
Profile shaping: shaping-00 ONT Profile Shaping 0
Profile ports: ports-00 ONT Profile Ports 0
Profile management: management-00 ONT Profile Management 0
Profile scripting: unassigned
Custom model: none
Template: unassigned
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> counters
This command is used to view the ONT counters:
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> counters <NAME>
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range {ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID} (0..63).
<NAME> – counter group name:
- cross-connect – traffic statistics for services;
- gem-port-performance-monitoring – traffic statistics for the GEM port;
- gem-port-nctp-performance-monitoring – traffic statistics for the GEM port;
- ethernet-performance-monitoring-history-data – traffic statistics for the LAN port;
- ethernet-performance-monitoring-history-data2 – traffic statistics for the LAN port;
- ethernet-performance-monitoring-history-data3 – traffic statistics for the LAN port;
- gal-ethernet-performance-monitoring-history-data – traffic statistics for the LAN port;
- fec-performance-monitoring-history-data – error correction operation statistics;
- ethernet-frame-extended-performance-monitoring – traffic statistics for the LAN port;
- multicast-subscriber-monitor – MC traffic statistics and list of requested MC groups.
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 counters cross-connect ----------------------------------- [ONT13/0/0] counters ----------------------------------- ## Downstream counters for cross-connects: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Total octets --- --- --- --- 0 --- --- --- 3 Data --- --- --- --- 0 --- --- --- 4 GEM Fragments --- --- --- --- 0 --- --- --- ## Upstream counters for cross-connects: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 US octets --- --- --- --- 101352 --- --- --- 2 US packets --- --- --- --- 309 --- --- --- 3 US Packed dropped (CPU) --- --- --- --- 0 --- --- --- 4 GEM fragments --- --- --- --- 1712 --- --- --- 6 Bytes --- --- --- --- 101352 --- --- ---''
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> online
This command is used to view the list of connected ONT.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> online [<VALUE>]
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range {ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID} (0..63).
<VALUE> – optional parameter, which will display a list of ONTs that meet a certain criterion:
- ok – normal operation state;
- authinprogress – in authorization process;
- authfailed – authorization failed;
- cfginprogress – in configuration application process;
- cfgfailed – configuration application error;
- blocked – ONT blocked;
- mibreset – in the process of resetting the OMCI configuration;
- fwupdating – firmware update;
- disable – disabled.
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 online ok ----------------------------------- Slot 13 GPON-port 0 ONT online list ----------------------------------- ## Serial ONT ID Channel Status RSSI[dBm] Version EquipmentID Description 1 45-4C-54-58-1A-00-2E-73 0 0 OK -14.96 3.20.1.6075 NTP-RG-1402G-W:rev.C Slot 13 total ONT count: 1
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> offline
This command is used to view a list of configured but not connected and registered ONTs in the configuration.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> offline
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range {ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID} (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# ma4000# show interface ont 1/4 offline
-----------------------------------
Slot 1 GPON-port 4 ONT offline list
-----------------------------------
## Serial ONT ID GPON-port Description
1 ELTX660000CC 0 4 max_ont11112400
2 ELTX5D000070 1 4 max_ont11112401
3 ELTX5D000040 2 4 max_ont11112402
4 ELTX5D000078 3 4 max_ont11112403
5 ELTX5D000084 5 4 max_ont11112405
6 ELTX5D000074 6 4 max_ont11112406
Slot 1 total ONT count: 6
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> unactivated
This command is used to view a list of connected but not configured ONTs.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> unactivated
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range {ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID} (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 unactivated Slot 13 GPON-port 0 has no unactivated ONTs Slot 13 total ONT count: 0
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> connected
This command is used to view the list of connected ONT.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> connected
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT[/PORT[/ONTID]], where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range { ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID } (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 online ok ----------------------------------- Slot 13 GPON-port 0 ONT online list ----------------------------------- ## Serial ONT ID Channel Status RSSI[dBm] Version EquipmentID Description 1 45-4C-54-58-1A-00-2E-73 0 0 OK -14.96 3.20.1.6075 NTP-RG-1402G-W:rev.C Slot 13 total ONT count: 1
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> configured
This command is used to view the list of ONT configurations (prescribed in the configuration).
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> configured
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range {ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID} (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 configured
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Slot 13 GPON-port 0 ONT configured list
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## Serial ONT ID Assigned channel Description
1 45-4C-54-58-1A-00-2E-73 0 0
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> services utilization
This command allows to view the ont load status for each data transfer/receipt service:
Last utilization counters – average load;
5m:00s utilization average – values averaged over a 5-minute interval (interval setting is performed by the load-average command).
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> services utilization
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range {ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID} (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont ELTX1A002E79 services utilization
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[ONT0/0/1] services utilization
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Last utilization for 30 seconds:
Services 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Upstream, kbits/sec 0 0 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Downstream, kbits/sec 0 0 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Average utilization for 5 minutes:
Services 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Upstream, kbits/sec 0 0 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Downstream, kbits/sec 0 0 --- --- --- --- --- ---
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> downstream-ber
This command is used to view downstream ONT error rate counters.
Syntax
show interface ont <PONSERIAL> downstream-ber
Parameters
<PONSERIAL> – ONT serial number in format:
- AAAAXXXXXXXX, where A is uppercase letter, and X in HEX format [0-F];
- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
- XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX, where X in HEX format [0-F];
or ONT interface number, specified in format: SLOT/PORT/ONTID, where
- SLOT – slot number or range {slot or slot, slot or slot – slot or slot, slot – slot or slot – slot, slot – slot} (0..15);
- PORT – number or port range of GPON port on the line card {port or port, port or port – port or port, port – port or port – port, port – port} (0..7);
- ONTID – ONT number or number range {ONTID or ONTID, ONTID or ONTID – ONTID or ONTID, ONTID – ONTID or ONTID – ONTID, ONTID – ONTID} (0..63).
Command mode
ROOT
Example
ma4000# show interface ont 13/0/0 downstream-ber
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Slot 13 GPON-port 0 BER table
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## Ch/ Id Errors Intervals BER Interval BER
1 0/ 0 0 1 100000 0